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tw Nl killg SWAY. AUGUST 27. 1923. Sunshine Breaks Through Despite Strike Troubles Good Business Ahead BY WALTER B. BROWN.

EDITOR SEW YORK COMMERCIAL. Writttii for toiled News New York Aagust C. Iabot trouble continue to hang over the busi. ne and industrial situation like a dark cloud. Beyond the cloud is sunshine bgwever for dvance have li pa made toourd general prosperity which indicate that it must be on a pretty suh tnntiil OIKIS to rontinue its prqgress in pile of such difficulties.

The question tlIn what would business do if tbtM obstacles were rtiioved and the answer found in the action of the itock market which jlwaja IrIIflagP to nunt the future. Average prices of both rails and industrials are lusher than they have been at any time this year. if not in two parx the rs. in fact being at their highest s1ce the givernmpnt returned in to their owners. These advances which have been gradual and not spectacular are Lad on the assumption that industry wilt soon recover from the effects of the coat strike and that the railroad strike is broken.

Industrial pracehas riot yet been declared and at this writing is some time off as rp per the anthracite miners and the striking shgjimen. but enough progress ha been made to be reassuring. Bituminous Miners. At to the coal situation. the bituminous miners are rapidly resuming their employment on the basis of the old contract and until April 1 next by which time it is hoped that the roal coramis ion.

which the president has asked congress for and whih he duly authorized. will have ssccrtaind what the real facts in the cu are that there will be pome definite basis for a permanent settlement. The attitude of the anthracite miners is more antagonistic. They refuse to consider any arbitration that dos not provide for. a revision upward in the wage scale.

The price of coal to the poisumer is already heavily burtlensome. and the public is not in a i ition to stand for a further wage nna if it means a further increase in the retail price coal. The price is already si high as the traffic will bear. The hard coal outlook Is therefore Wither discouraging and there i a treat deal of apprehension on the part of consumers for fear there will a shortage luring the coming winter. That feeling is finding expression in congress in the resolution that have been introduced permitting the government to take over the mines.

That of course is precisely what the miners want. as they feet sure they will be able through political pressure to have their demands granted nor easily than in dealing with the present owners. Certain questions natnrally arise in connection with such a proposition of government ownership the main one being would th public benefit As an emergency proposition to in nre an actual slip- ply of coal to present actual suffering the government is justified in taking whatever action maY be necessary but ns a permanent proposition. or in fact for any considerable length of time it is another question. Control of MinM.

One of the great desires of the niiiera here it was in rat Britain in for the xintiiinativatiiti of the coal mines the theory bring that the labor unions would be strong enttogh to control the go ernment and way thus unfrol the mines. The assumption is ustili1-1l that if the luiMfrs are not snti'-fied tvth the wage scale offered by the present owners they will not be satisfied with it when offered by the governmont. To get them to go bark to work so that it ran operate the mines after they have been seized it would be necessary to offpf thPin oiI ages. and So they are willing to go back for the present owners if wages arc increased. the seizure is it so ssary as the increase in wage.

The question that enters in at thus point is what prices would the got-- ertinient exact from the consumer' I then enters the Uf stion of ptnlits. It as the owners contend they are not large but offer only fatr- return on the capital invueteil i then the government could not tinder. sell the present owners for it too wonId have to Feciire not only reason-1 able return on the capital inve ted. that is it would have to urn the in terest on the bonds which it wixild hafe to sell to this publicbut it would also hate to Jay aside a sufficient sum fotfteir amortization. nnlf the bonds rtd become ns British consuls and ntr be redeemed.

Allowance Made. An allowance would have to be made tot government extravagance of uper- affcn. of which the railroad nilmuiis- trfct on is a recent ant painful example and from the effects of whit tht country is not only still cut- feting but will continue to suffer fat some years to come. Traveling eota more than it ever did and business ant industry have mffered from high freight rates to a degree that haslevied heavy toll upon the public. It coins then a question of whether or tout- the coal companies art making excessive profits.

which itwould seem still be determined by. ress drastic action. Cotton Seed Oil. ew York. Aurt 2 fl itcefl rt nje I fire jiointa nol ttt-hsr.

nffe lnc were tltt. due to the stln. lard' Mt trade was mtis tirnf mn Patf aeoo tisrret. Prime rub- tinmina rip summer yellow nv JO II Jlsrch 7 ill bill. Dry Goods.

iff York. August 55 Cotton flrfittodar th liaise print club. ti tnnq. nd sub unfinished rixxli Ktin mwctbrearttn Juttsirs reluorteul a utead TV is nurr er of Ut-Icr' rn stewlr with an npward lenient Bn held tsdy Sills were sold tonJU lotjwrs fr ltsmuilste with lea ltif. Wool wdi were White Potatoes.

n. Astuit Potolee. tron rtr Ohlos te lT 05 wht re lot. lllhnesnta hulk rlr l4i twO. Yew Jersey sacked tulblers MS cwt.

Provisions. ifew Ysek. AnsTut :8 Float sasattled rrtnc patent" M25QR TX bitt winter traljbta 5T3S6 23. Other stIlt-ps tin- Joseph Brannon Company ODD LOT COTTON EXCHANGE Of New York 115 Broad Street tanner members New Orleans Cotton Kichsnre. Orders solirlte1 Write for interesting klet J.

W. JAY CO. COTTON MERCHANTS MEMBERS Mr Trk Csttss EzcIaais 4 OrlMJU Cotton Lzcbngl Mrw Tcrk Frvdics Exchange. Kw yet Cffe lad 8ugsi Lathing' cLcie Board Trsdc ASSOCIATE MEMBERS XITEXTOOI COTTON ASStCLATtOI OHn MlerMk tar urtKaw Sal. I Kfi ud a saW SI.

is' mt lit LRaW easel. ttta Mr lmry. YOMisONPmrf INVtTtti sMvth WlllUra Street. New Yerk Hrapitrei BrtaktteW 1 C. ATULUTA CBOKOIA 3C.

A. D. Bayley Company Inc. CONTRACTORS Chima ft Iathr Ix patau Bank TLAJTA rEW ozrn News Views And Reviews Weekly Stock Letter. New fork.

August 2 sery two- SIded market has developed wltli trailing opinion as to the- Immediate trend of prices ratlier evenly djTid l. The strong tone of the ateel stork. la Influenced by the expec tatlon of higher prices for steel products and by the fart thet the st settle- ment of th soft del strube will enable stud makers bstnotlnlty to lnrrea production. The tobarco tock base been ouuisuauly in nf ITi end two launes In hi group vhkh till lob sltractlye are remarkably AKJ bin Ins of better grade un paylog industrial Blocks. Mao lb ijimnrs lane gone reels where th- inroro return la more like a bond tlinn a return.

Una buying Is uJdiiKnial esidene or me ut Sfulnhit of inM ho find. nltiog euilOyiiieuu. Kpe ulBti jsxibilllea In tieSo pri tot do not that a erl if hard A iilenJ paTlnit InduStrial which In our land tj imiy rwne hither UlrkleiKla Mitliln a i mouths Is Xalionul lead common reemnuended tli pun base of thia iat It lot some week pot and In tint ixTJixt Is nIuaoce Ins been rather steady. 1 tMslo It can still I loua it. A rrlcpd specially Which I the object of ion- nirnted buying at tip pre ent trae i International rinlniatinn end belies in Ita speculatue poislbilitiea 1 We sre holiisi on rail esprclnllr the Cotton Letter.

Tie neither man holds lit eciggocIon of t.hi/ rt in Tpu9 tie wei-eml aud Lstnunal sluuwvrc In Teias would of ourte. lo of riucldorble market imp ir. if the burnnn whit rl unqu. ably lie ufeit A. A llouaman A lo Cotton Letter.

Jew York. Ansnt 26 October cotton Ills Meek colt high. ilu rents low 2171 rloaing tonight 2193 lut Saturuloy night. 2242. net loss of.

4 pointS. Reports 1'0' j- deterioration wihi couehilcrable talk or rxrpitance of I honm bill to be passed tlr-i. Wfli brought to big lag nat-i Is the week wiles htglcrst prier. were sad Snre tOn there hen ontlsnons poor rup reports. hnt I qnictation of contracts slug with ledge sehlitg and diminished hive- inn on the pert of spinners together 5115 nor.

nnfssorahle labor ollIlon snd the rte- lade of Herman nsnrks. proved too much for trio to hr snetalned. Tlie Inflation which Ms beep rope result of the pens- see of tho bonus bill mar be dismissed SKoptme to Intent news frnni WetS. ton thl. bill will to' pa sed on Mondar an I promptly hr the president and uffi.

i tttrengl cannot ba touustert-l to ln the Ill ner the neto. Acute front iuuttP tpHr the ruilrnnds and root mines nr. facing on Important tran ition period. nnlf afettleraent of strikes I promptly pt- feetfd as otlienvi the gosorane In- trmli to tnk control or the situation. The toejr outeidr Innonr lire link a Irron to confidence Poring the coming wk mane Prude reports on crop copitltTn are rnpocte cot they should nit ho niib Is rhnncter It sn tnlnln tilt 1 due Malay.

12 50 Orris Pros. dl Co. or terable taVIni traders TII meat of the ln of the early low. Tlrp Was errs' little oit lde Snslne. We trtcclsr 1 Tlie market clc I to 2 polite nnoe I.

nught. clonng figures. Hnbbard Droi. it Co. Country Produce.

New York Autiust 2n Butter firm- pu 14439 creamery firsts. PS to GI ScOtC IJfiSoV eg" firm receipts. 1. 7 1S. I Cieew firm receipts.

2 son I Ills so qoo ns. Dressed poultry steals' and nnricuogtd. ihama Tri ani linus. ert onHrr' sll en. gs.

24c fine taring the week. I lisUer. top Ed a lMinc ll Mlr. a. I let trade.

did nut hnr In the fitsitno Yirk Phllitelphla 3T4c Boston. I 36Sc Chicago. 3-1 lac Tost Ifo An nrhaDN Bu ffr fi lar The tuippir of fine ter Continued to 5. tlmutnl I In sane crittrnl re were forcrut to pan ereride smut continent scare aret ht orer ye terda'-'s prices were paid for end score Th demand for mtotlntts dea as fair cars seer wfi tve demand rntrrlst rltrflc nnd and KO score with price Irn Naval Stores. Pemnrah August Turpentine te nV ttork Ttnln firm i scoirts 1 SI a.

Tat no. ii. 101 US7 Stole' ilt7VTGRt MM- 070 555. WC 810 WW 653. tots.

477 shipments. 717 r1asli. firm- le 1 4 Id shipmeTit. i 530 tncfc One-- It. 17.

r. r. 1- nrn 25 Tnrpen 4- re. 11544. London Money.

Tendon. rot Bar sllrer per onnc Money. cent. Dl rates Short M11 per pent months hills 7-18 2U pr cent. WEEKLY STATEMENT CLEARING HOUSE BANKS New York.

August 10. Tb cfisl condition of the clcarinr house banks and trust companies for the WWK shows that they' hold 7030360000 in excess of legal reqiltrements. Tbs is a decrease of 415844200 fro Ust week. Simms and HarVey to Aid Direction Farm Loan Body A. B.

Simms chairman of the or. ganiztion committee of the Atlanta Joint Stock Land bank Das been named as a director in the American Association of Joint Stock Land I Banks. Rpbert K. Harvey on the di reetorale of the local institution. has been named a member of the finance committee of the national body.

The appointment of Mr. Simms and Mr. Henry was made sat the convention or the association held in Chi- cago last week. Their appointment in the opinion of local capitalists confers a great compliment upon the local bunk which is now in process of organization. Representatives of practically every state in the union.

from Maine to California were in attendance at the contention a prominent part in which was occupied by the Atlanta representative" Mr. Simms is considered one' of the most progressive bankers and business men in the southeast. lntil recently Iii' was vice president of the Fulton National bank. resigning this position to bm ne active head of the new in. ytilutioO.

lie is also vice president of the Continental Trust company. Mr. Harvey it one of the best known authorities in investment securities in the country. He has retire. venteoi a number of leading New York stock and bond houses in Atlanta.

as well as being for a long time in busi. ness for hisi elf. During the war he played a prominent part in the Lib- trty loan organization of the Atlanta federal reserve district. lie is now secretary for Georgia and Florida of the War Finance corporation. his appointment on the finance commit- tee will incur obligations of aiding in the direction of the publicity program of tke national and local organizations throughout the country.

The Atlanta Joint Stock Land bank will Win active operations in the development of Georgia and Alabama agricultural property early in September according to Mr. Zimmo who I hits ju returned to Atlanta from Chicago. REALM IN ATLANTA ACTIVE Residence and Building Lot Sales Aggregate 125000. Many Vacant Lots Change Hands Report Shows. HpiJpnrp and building lot salt aggregating 1 OOU wet el Saturday bv the Jack Salmon company real estate agency with offices lit 504 tVrsyth building.

of the purchasers were not announced. Residence sates were 220 Virginia avenue 3UO North on street. 13000 64 Kennetaov avenue. SOOt the May horn" on the Mari tita car line. 10000 47 East Ontario.

07. R' Coolpdge avenue 40 Wiliams Mill road. Sf- 250 43 Orme circle SiOO 125 Barnett Street Vi 73 East Tnir. tppnlh street. 7t.

85 East' Ninth street. S2ifl and immediate resilp of 3. East Ninth street Vacant lots sold were as follows Tturce lots on KofWInle road at 27W eat two lots on How-dale drive for each one lot on Kosedal drive S2000 one lot on Itnoedale drive. 1800 one lot on Barnett street 1050 one lot on Barn street Sl730 one lot on Parnott street. 1SOO one lot on Murray Hill avenue 512TO.

A. S. Adam Cntes company announced the following lent For the Mrrhhuir ptatr a stare- room et 14 Whitehall street to an town client who will use it fo a wear clothing store. The store is 25 by 00 feet with basemeut For 1. A.

Brigman to the General Motors Truck company a building at Ivy and Harris street' 101) by to be used as a salesroom and service station. For the estate of F. E. Block to the Templar Motors company a nWO- story pressed brick building on North avenue between the Peachtrees. 101 by 100.

To th Nash Motor m- vieny. a storeroom at 244 Pparhrlr street to be used as a used car sal room. Georgia Under Townsend Bill Would Get $27500,000 Worth. Constitution Bureau. Raleigh hotel Washington.

August 25. Liy Con stitution Lci eJ Wire. luveruur I of the various states are being urged I to write their senators and congress- men in support of a hill introduced by Senator Townsend. republican. Michigan which would distribute mon" the states surplus war material valued at 1.

XX XK MX Tlie meas. tire was introduced at the instigation of Governor srneebIk of Michigan. ruder the bill. Georgia would allotted material to the extent of 27r 00000. or 2 75 per cent of the distribution.

Au organization of state executives is being sponsored by th Michigan governor for the purpose of bringing about the passage of the measure at this session of congress. if possible and favorable responses from a Dumber of state officials have nlrldy been received. it is saul. The surplus war material. supplies and equipment to be distributed to the states under the Townsend ill will be turned over to the tate on a basis of population.

It is not expected that there will be any im toot fight against the passage of the Townsend bill. Many senators and congressmen who are familiar with the enormous quon- titles of surplus war material on' hand realize that the distribution of this surplus to their states will not only mean an enormous saving in slate taxes but will at the same time relieve the var deportment of the ex vise of caring for the surplus. RECORD SALE MADE COTTON PLANTING SEED San Antonio. Texas. August 20.

The largest sale of cotton planting seed ever made in the history of the cotton planting industry. according to cotton men here. was consummated today when Pat S. Grogan of Corpus Christi. purchased from B.

A. Stufflebeune of the nah Seed Breeding farms of San on. a solid tralnload of fifteen cars of scb improved pedigreed seed for a confederation of 42XX The teed as purchased for various farmers of Nuecea county and delivery is to mode in November in time for next seasons planting. NEW YORK BOND MARKET Gersmszt Bamda. High.

Low. Os. do Liberty Zs 10074 11Xt56 10008 113168 Liberty 24 4 100.22 10038 Liberty 30 4V 113150 10070 10070 10076 Liberty ad sOOJ4 JOOiO 10024 10020 Uber' 4 414110048 10038 10048 10038 Liberty 411 4Wa10S74 10064 10074 10078 Uncalled Victory 4s 10066 10070 Called Victory 4i 10030 10030 GT rain Bt Stats tmd XuiclpftL Argentine 103 101 101 102i Chitarse GOY. By. t4 5414 Cltr Lrrgea 6.

101114 City of Berne lU 113 City of liordeaua 80V SO SO SO City of ChriitUcia ha 109 City of Copeobaren City of Lyons 6 City of lltr Ilv City of Rio de tieiro fc 994 90 Cil of Paula 3004 lot City of Zurich Hi 114 11 1144 Sloitk pitlic t- ott. 944 94 944 S4H Daniel Municipal A 110 Driaruocec of Seine 87 86 87 Dom. of n. rest not 3329 9 102 4 1025 102 i pop of Can. 1 11131 100 100 i Dom.

of Can. Is 2 994 hit 90 4 East Iodin 1947 95V 93 9CH 9514 Trench Republic 1005 100i lUHi 100i Fn acts Itepubilo 7 974 97W 97' Japanese 3 4'- 1144 JIatss 4 SO SO Kingdom of Bel- glum 7 14H 104U 104' 1044 Kluedom of Belgium 8. 100 100 Kingdom of Dm- mark Ga CS4 pa 14 Kiogdoia of Xeth- prnd 6 974 9 OS KlncJom of Xorwiy 112 it Ill' Klngdum of Sweden 105 104 104 lOli TiriB on iledmr. C. 75 74 3 734 Republic of loouiu.

7 874 9714 Ilepobuic of Chic 11140 104 104 licluituic of Cuba Zs. 1104 ha Republic di Uruguay 8 106 lad State if Qurrnnlaud Ic I 1144 Stme of Queensland 102 4 103 Sunup of RIo Or. do Sill ls P04 iss on fed. Jl0 liJ4 U. K.

of G. II. 1. 2's. 1922 109 10S4 10S4 109 C.

hi. Or ii. 1. 54s 1928 109 109 U. K.

of R. I. hat Iblit mi 104j li IV1 r. s. of rrnii lit 11 101 111 I S.

of Monica r. uT 57 H. of limit- 4. 43's Sit 43' 44 Rallwiy and MucolUneoui. Ajax Eubbur Aruwr.

Agr. Chcufl. 104 104-- 104 104' Am. Cotton Oil Is 9 m. nuneutilhc 5 P4' 91 An.

Sognr fi 103 1C34 1WJ 103' Mo. T. A Tel. 114 Am. 11.

Is. Tel. Am. vrntlng i Armour Co. 4i 92 At.

T. ft Sun. Fe sea. 4 03' 03 a At. T.

A San. ndj 4 Alt. C. 1. 1st coo.

All. Itrfin 6H IK 10314 it. A o. ion IPIS 101' 101 Ii. A O.

CT 43s 0 811 7 flout Tel of in 75 Jf 109 Bith. Steel ref. 97 Beth. Steel p. Hi.

Brailea Copper 00 blhlvx. KUisoa gm. 7. 108 107 108 108 Tag North. 6' 112 Canadian One.

deS. 4. 00 4 92 824 Tent of Ca. 6 111 WVi Cert tralhr 5 ll OSi Cent. lacIfic till.

4. D0i3 Wlti Term de Ta co Cs 107 4 1274 A en. Psj 0 M1 4 C. A O. CT.

44 82H 90 Dl 9014 C. B. 4 y. ref 5a r. i ii.

re" si1 MI MW 57 T. t. Wt 48 CIj C2H KH H1 U. St. P.

CT. 70 73-4 75' C. hi. St. r.

ref. 4 CS' Si. ft St. a' CT. Oil.

Rys. Is 62 2 R. I. 1' ton. 4s sat R.

I. a r. ref. 45 SV4 84it 4 83 Cniceo Western Tact. 4.

774 St. I. Chile Conper' 7 4 Chile Topper 6 5214 9414 113 Colo. Sou. ret.

44 1 Colmn. Gas hare. Ic PCS Tons. Coal of lid 01 91 4 Cubs ran Sitar lrh. S.

D34 83 93 0 14 Cit Sane Sugar drt' 7. to 80 Del. 4 HudJIno Cl" BS Detroit F4hson ret. e. 114.

103 i 14 KM Drtrcli United ny. 4' a 54 41 iiTond Match Tu. 150 ti.lcrs Securities 1. 45 Dulont de Nemouta 71 15114 107 Ifisii rmqiiene IljhtflB 101' 104 1414 104 Empire Furl Erle en 4s" S7U 17 P7 4 r7 Fri- IT 4 csij 69 c- FI Unbb-r 301 107 Franericail lad. I 714 P0S 9414 General Elec.

deS. 1024 leper Tire It 100" 115) 100' 1004 Go lTear Tire 85. 1141 115 Ct. Northern 103 101 A Man. ref.

SENATE WILL VOTE' Washington. August 26. A unani- moos consent agreement to take up the soldiers' bonus bill Monday and push it to a final vote was entered into today by the senate. With a view to jetting a vote late Tuesday I it was agreed that after p. rn Monday.

no senator shall speak more than ones nor longer than 20 minutes on any amendment. The unanimous consent agreement was proposed by Senator Robinson. democrat. 1 gas- but imposed no limitation on i debate un the bill itself. It Will tug- gusted.

however. that there might be a move to that end later should it prove necessary. Senators Ubderwood democrat. Alabama. and Bomb.

republican. Idaho. said they would offer no objection to speedy action. Senator Underwood gave formal notice that his fight would be against passage of the measure over President Hat-ditty's veto in the event that it was return- dIaa Steel 100 uibuco-lietropol- ltaa 434. mttt 01.

Xorto- UD 41. MT. MS 0455 M1 jitrr- item. AU- rise 6. MX 92" otematroual il' ref.

Sa B. SQ" SO 8814 vicibie Oil 8 uws Central ror. 4 45 43 4 05. CltT. Ft.

8. Mew. 4. 83 83 haasLs City Ensue- ra a 9214 tatass City Terminal 45 Kf II U8prlniti1d Ton 8s 1054 Lurts wanna Steel Se. 191 19015 Laikawsnna Ste 3 lede Oss or St.

lit Sa 5 Late Shore 11. S. tfeb. Cc. 1831 Lebiih Valley 65 1 Uirttt St.

Hr. coo. ii- 8 88 89' 8 UIiU. St. I' 11.

Uo has Mo. Pacific II. 1143 10 10 11 Mo. ldfl gsa 4. 6al 6914 01104 Montana Power Is A 99 9834 68 Tel.

latsa rltl. 96 89 4 9914 New Orleans Ten. Mea. inc. It.

70' 5V yr- York Central NIL 7 105i 6 107 107 107 107 New York. Chic. St. 1. deb.

45. KciY 6aflW8 84 84' 84 84 waTaTef 4 cuts as 38' Vtone ret. 6. 41 107 101014 107 1905 Xi le York plone ret. 6s.

41. 107 106 107 IO ViioiyVsa1 57 57 57 57 era" 5. A 70 70 70" 70 KoiToIte A Wpprn CT. 6. Norfolk 4 Western Northern Pacific pr.

lien 4. OH rrelf 6i 1" flC 109' 109 109 10914 Oregon California lot 100 Oregon Short Line ltd. 6. elt. gun 1111.

NOT 4. 8. 011. Steel S. A lOll.

102 1014 fl r' 4 93 3V MVi Packard Motor Car re no no VrVRrT1 W04 HO 1104 1104 Peoria Kattern Inc. 4. 7574 Pierce Oil lets lie 108 ere nl- Rending Vn 41 W4 Be" 11 Iron Steel ml. its St. San ran.

Q. Mi' 4 84' StlncL' 8 77 i 77 78 A i4sO 73 73 744 S' Vaul irfnnVc Oh. Line 4145 San Antonio it Aun. ass i 5014 Ton MV 801. Air Line Seohart AlrTloe It 46 46' 484 47 ShnroTi Steel Hoop S.

A 8 i Hell Tel. 5. BO A Soctbeta Pacific CT. 45 tuiera Pacific Sotliertt Pacjfic col. It- 45 i1enen6 11W 7.

103 103i 1034 10304 Tna ft Pacific 15 50 08 Tiled Arcade all. MV MV 108 1034 103 1M4 Products ISO rrPon Pacific lot Ur on' Pacific CT" 9u Tninn Tank Cit Ta 1U34 iv United liml ro. 6 9714 911 United tic. UT. let PUCe T' Tteslt- Se II 974 714 Us Power Llfbt Tn Carolina Chem Te.

00 4 911 Virginian Rr. 5. 140 19 Wabash SB UJ Weetncn Klcctric 04 109 tem MstT11 l-iShSrri' who Lake Erie On 4. Wl on A Co. a 7t45 106 WOwn Co.

CT. Tosl sales of hon" todar wore situ 47ZIWO pre Ions day. sad 2770 nrtO Tear stn. Pd to congress with executive disapproval. By common understanding the sen ate did not undertake today tr.

bring to a vote any of tb several amend- mlnt thus far offered. Senator McNary republican. Oregon presented bi amendment proposing tb rldamation bill as a part of the bonus with preference given veterans in reclamation work and financial a it once' for them in developing homesteads on the reclaimed lands. ADDITIONS ARE MADE BY LEGION OF HONOR Paris August 20. A number of members are included in the newest li of those created members of the legion of honor Donald Harper law- George Ilaviland merchant and I Joseph Planel musical composer are promoted from knights to officers I and these arz among those created i knights George Caznese who took a leading 1 part among the American volunteers I the foreign legion Max Wower- nann.

doctor. aid to French wounded Miss Elsie De Wolfe. of New York services to the wounded during the war Mildred Aldirh. Author. of Boston.

Masts. and Wythe WHliajy American newspaper correspondent. Bank Clearings Cotton And Other Quotations by 1118 ConstltuU Radio Ske ATLANTA BANK CLEARINGS Saturday rJ 524149567 Same di last ye 484122454 Increase 4002ll3 Same list week. 571405197 Same day 1920. 762625997 For week 3519638468 Same week.

list ye 3010035624 lncrelse 5 509602844 Previous week. 3739142924 Some week 1920. 4846521877 Atlanta Commercial Exchange Spot Cotton Market Quotations. Atlanta Middling fob 2200 Receipts bile 285 Shipments bJies 154 Stock bales 9856 ATLA A Trade olla. basis prone tank hid 51.

8 lake. 7 ixt. am. car lots owl meal 7 pet. am.

ear lut S4 meal G. corn. pt. ran Lola 31. iiO S.

hulls loose 1520401920 S. hulls sacked 210O 22 00 Later 1St cut My 011 Lnlere clean mill run 020403 nlcs. T. S. Atlanta.

Oa Strict middling. 1 inch tapl prim. 23c. Atlanta G. Middling.

Inch staple prier. 22Sc. Atlanta. Ga. Low middling.

1 inch staple price 24e. Cotniatina. Ca Strict middling lnrh ttaple. prlc Columbus G. Middling.

Vinch staple IhibTln. G. Middling. lnch staple prime 21 He titillen Oa. Middling.

inch staple price 21 r. ATLANTA QUOTATIONS COTTON BEET" PSODUCT8 Tnide rite. prime tank 17 73B C. cake 7 pet. am.

ear lota Nominal meal. 7 pet. sm cur tot. M4 WSf 00 r. S.

meal Ca. corn pt. car lot. 50 T. lottIe loon 10 10 hnii.

sar5n4 2irt rnn I Inters ht nit Hi 4143 lAnCer cleen null run 0200314 I Local Produce Market Followln ar prim. quoted by tm Mln to retailers. Corrected rceul State Sureao of Mtrketi Stats pltot aturta OLI1T IRODUQT9 4. NT IOlllTln Egg' fresh candled. PH date 25 rra live pot pound.

21 liens. lire per pound. 20 Rooalrs re pr pound 10 Pocks lire per pound. 13 Geese lire per pound Turkey Tos JQ Turk y. beta so Cheese full cream per unU ia Uutter.

4' 38 flutter choice Batter cookS is rn men Wt 2 oo Flour. 24 per bid 750 Flour. 44. per bbl 795 roar. self dfl 49 Sujar.

rrtnulated. rat 7 J5 Oats Xo. a. per huahe Corn. JOo 2.

per txllbI. 97 4 Br No. 1. timothy ton Soils HT No 1. DHlt 1' ton.

2800 Shorts gray. per tot 3S 00 Shorts brown pet ton. 32110 Kd Doe. per too 4500 Bran per ton 2900 Peanut ed meal to pet. protein.

40110 VnIrt Dun seed meal per too. 8000 Chicken teed sacked. rt 220 Alfalfa meal per 82 OO otton seed meal. ton. 4 00 Count seed hulls per ton 2 01 Mod beet pulp.

ton 00 Mined iced woo Cabbs 92511 Sert potatoes newi 400 Onions cwt 4 no fresh Potatoes bill 480 nap nun 1 30 Tomatoes. I tuesket 250 tlorlda Orange. 11000 ATLANTA PROVISION stAKKR. Corrected WUte ProIlon Company. Cornfield hama 12 I 2 CurnlieM Same.

14 27 Cornfield skinned hams 1 18 81 Joraflrld picnic hams 8 IB4 Coiittlelil break baron. wide or now Ornfield sliced bon HJ rton 81 5roc l1. wide or narrow 21 Cornfield port utoigs. fresh list or milk 18 Cornfield wiener. 10 cartons.

Cornfield smoke link I. pound lionei IS Botogite sausage In 25 bon. 12 tlreoulmather' lard. tierce 811. Cuotry style lard.

tlercs bail 1334 D. II. extra rlt 14 D. S. bellies light scerage 16 8.

blliea. medium arena 15 Rib Bellies. SO aterace. per b. Pure Lard.

tttba. per pound lit Mixed Stock Fe d. per too 8800 rvratywmd lyird. tb. 1H lf Bibs.

per lb. 14U FIVE INDUSTRIES CLOSED AT MACON BY LACK OF FUEL Macon. Ga. August Special. The coal strike is having a tpfOUS effect on local indutrira it lirng reported today that five industries have been forced to close down au.

of a shortage of materials I lick of transportation arid lack of fuel. Concrete road paving in Bibb county it at a standstill because of the inability of the contractors to get materials with which to continue the WCTk Macon annually consumes about 000 tons Sf domestic coal and if the proposed increase of from 12 to 200 a ton is Hit in effect. it will tot Macon ronpllmprs from SOOOO to 5120000 on domestic coal alone. No estimate can be tired on the amount of steam. or indtitrinl coal ns many manufacturer buy et from the mines.

A safe Ptli- niSte on the entire amount would S2OOOOO idrlitionnl on all kinds tot real that consumers in Macon will have to under increased prire Very little domestic mal i on hand here now and mo of that in the yards ha been sold. The fact tlunt many industries use electric current. gnilerale' by water power from th Central Georjtia power plant at Jack son will keep them Prom twine for" tro shut down. no matter how serious the shortage becomes. TO MAKE OIL TESTS AT CARNESVILLE GA.

Carnesville. Ga. August Spe coal. Leases for 0 ret 5000 acres of land hon been signed in and near Cunesville prior to a thoroush in vltolilation of the prospects for oil re. The water in the wells of Judge- TV.

It. Little and G. U. Bank- had by its peculiar taste become unfit for drinking purposes. Later when some of it was being used for washing purposes.

it boiled over on the stove and immediately ignited. Then it was found that it would burn as readily an gasoline just as it came from the wwl. The matter has now been brought to the attention of parties who. after investigation have decided to test the ground around here for oil. Actual work will doubtless begin at an early date and if the indications justify it will only be a short while until the derricks preparatory to the actual borin of the wells will be erected.

Swat the fly hi every month- Swat the tWftulldlll in the eye- For a fly in December Is a billion la July. Weeks Stock Trading :1 Brisk Many Issues Gain Higher Levels BY IL PLATT. Special to The Atlanta Constitution. New York August 26. So extensive had been the advances in the previous week and early in the last week that even the continued rush of new buying did not offset the hear taking that was seen in many stocks but at times when former leading issues were in these taking declines- there were other issues that were advancing rapidly when the bi traders were switching from one group to another.

Several share days in succession lent a genuine appearance of bull markets. It has been rare in pat years for share days to de veto5i in August much less several of them in succession hence it is eel- deflt that the public has started in to trade earlier than usual. In many years bull markets get started late in August but it is well through. Sep. tember before active signs of public participation appear.

Market Strength Continues. The thing that has I.n attracting new buying however has been th continued strength of themarket in the face of unfavorable news with every indication that once the bad things are out of the way there may be much greater activity and strength. It is also getting to be generally recognized that business is better and will have materially more improvement just as soon ns the strikes are well out of the way. The soft cool strike has en pretty" well disposed of. and while anthracite strike continues the big thing to industry is soft coal and that is expected to be in liberal supply before long.

Therail strike steadily asstimed less importance as various sections of the country reported trains moving more regularly or shop forces recruited to nearer normal strength. nvruuru oi nucn taklnf. The feeling that even with bad. news the more permanent factors have prevailed and will prevail in the market. Those who bought stocks two and three weeks ago at a level considerably below some of the figures seen in the last week.

have not taken profits. or that matter the way some stocks rushed up gave profits of 3 to 4 points and often 5 in ai day or two caused a few to take quick' profits. Hundreds of new buyers appeared however when moderate declines were seen. One of the mo favorable things for the tbnrket is the fact that1 many thousands of people who are in dined to speculate in the market have been away on vacations arid will not do an thing until thy return to the places where they are accustomed to' trade. Many thousands of others wilt not buy unitil all unfavorable news has been disposed or.

There are also' those who rush into the market only offer it has hail very big advanced who are being counted upon to tarry quotations higher when the mo e- rnent has progressed further. With bullish booking of sound money conditions and improving business plus this potential buying power market leaders are of the belief that several week more of generally high. pr prices will be seen although they look for tonic isisuies to complete thrir advances soon nnd others take their place in the later stages of the market. Periodical reaction are looked for. of course when taking tends to get concentrated and probably the next reactions will be more severe than the ones seen in the last week.

A fair idea of what may he expected later on was furnished in the last week. When the higher grade dividend rails equipment stocks gas issues and other dividend securities that rank as good investments as well a having speculative prospect tended to renot much more speculative storks rushed sharply higher. indicating that some big interests took a certain amount of profits in tfime places and covered it un by promoting str th in the stork that the average trader likes to dabble in. Market May React. When the current movement is nearing a real reversal and extensive re actions are due.

there is every reason to expect that the best grade stocks will be standing still or de rliniug slowly and distinctly simulative is will then be occupying the center of attention and strength. Then when the poorer grade issues have fn worked ns high ns they will go. the entire structure will weaken materially. This situation is probably fonr to six weeks sway and possibly over two months in the future. The money narkrt was irregular during.

the week. with call money somewhat firmer than time rund The spring wheat crop moving has not started ton its way yet. nut funds ate being moved to rural sections in preparation for it and for other crops that will soon mature. There tire ninny evidences however tnat tit. crop.

moving period will not tiring any strain of importance on the hanks. While Iriti li exchange- ontinued firm. there lias been practical extinction for the O- rmnn mark in foreign exchange in it op during the' last few weeks. Nothing of inopor. lance ha developed as to what will he' done shout the rinrn situation but th TP i no hinge i the pros.

port that the will fund some basis of agreement for the administration of German finances and a re organization of banking in that country. More Slot-Its Purchased. The bond market is practically of a flouting supply of man is sues. For several weeks new financing has been on a small scale and such offerings as have been mule have been freely There is very little important new financing in prospect and large sums have been NEARLY COMPLETED Plans for the promenade of La Soicie den 40 et Chevanx of tue Aiiientan Legion on Sulurdiy Soptember have been about too pleted according to announcement by Kran P. llowell thef tie gore sit the local organization.

A large delegatioiFfrom Columbus will participate including 110 ugeurH muhitaire and 40 nrioonmers de ears. There will be' a parade Saturd ofternoon beaded by a band of 41) pieces from Columbus and incliidiiR Ix tb the voyageura militaire and the pri nnierg de gare. Following tin parade the wrecking crews of the Atlanta and lurnbu vultures will ke charge of the initiation ceremony tat the Elks' club at :30 oclo under this perxonal direction of Conductor Fatty Elrod. of the Atlanta i- ture. After the drree work the iy aguers from Columbus and ucb prisonniers as survive the ordeal will the guests of the Atlanta volt re at a banquet at the Capital club.

The officers of the Atlanta volture are Evan P. Howell. chef de gape Joe U. Cooke chef de train David J. Meyrhardt eorreaesndant sic A.

Bsnkstort mmmiwaire intend. ant J. M. B. Bloodwortb.

Rufus Barnett and A. S. Grove. grades tie prisonniers Basil Stockbridge. lux cheranx Eugene Obrdorfer Jr B.

Troutman and B. P. Game eznlnot locale. seeking investment but without finding attractive offerings in large bit in tie bond market. As a result more and more investment money ha.

been going into stocks that are fair investment worth and have nddi tional loseibihities in the form of higher dividends and market advances. Ihe supply of soft coal has been greatly added to during the lost week and enormous shipments are ex peeted to be made at an early date from all of the mines that have re. turned Nonunion mines have also been further speeded up in their pro. duction. As a result there is now little danger of a shortage of bitu.

minous coal for more than anoher week or two. The anthracite situa. tion however is going to be very serious for the people using this grnde of fuel for heating. Some substitution of soft coal petroleum products and wood will be made in all par of the country but even if mining were rosuniPd once it he probable that the' anthracite' supply will fail far short of needs this winter. There seems to be little hope that the mines will reopen any time in the near future hence more pans are being made count upon some other fuel supply.

Fuel Demand Increases. This demand for fuel oil is increasing very rapidly and there is going to tie a great increase in the use of kerosene for heating. Other pe trtileuin products are in steadily in ct-caning supply while the active steps i that have been taken to cut sbowa crude oil output have been rapidly 1 correcting the overproduction situation. The result has been a decided i advance in many oil storks in the last I week. Gas is bound to be inmucla greater" demand this winter for heating of homes in many cities.

The soft coal supply promises to be sufficient for the gas rankers where they use coal while many of them use gas oil which" is plentiful and at low prices. This means a decided increase is to be exported in gas company business and earnings. With a tendency towards inflation in many other places the automobile industry has recently gone into a fur. ther deflation in price cuts on many of the leading cars. This has brought about an increase in sales and many companies have reported profits through a greater turnover eten though prices are lower.

The demand for new cars and loc motives is expected to continue very heavy for a long time to come which has been reflected in the great ad. vance in prices recently for the leading equipment stocks. One of the most important things in this regard was the steady decline in idle freight cars long before the start of heavier coal shipments indicating that 'within a few weeks. there probably will he a shortage of rolling stock on many of the railroad lines and further rush orders for new equipment will result. I Thu steel industry was greatly re- lit fly the ending of the soft coal strike and resumption of mining in many sections with immediate large shipments to many of tile lea lips steel plants and a resumption of heavier operations.

During the last week advances of 20 per cent in wages in the tiled trades for many lines of labor were announced. which intl. cstee a htlipf that great etivDy nhd good earnings are looked for in this trade. Topper metal sales were in fair volume but there was a slight easing in prices. lrom orders on hand or lv in sight however the top pr industry is looking forward to a material increase in activity some time in the next few weeks.

Tot ion rrices were- irregular with a urge mount of prof ta king snl selling by growers in the futures hut a steady demand developed on nil reactions. Between wrntlj- er damage Still the boll weevil. there are signs that the earlier estimates of llrm000 bales for this crop will hove to lie' reduced again. No change has been seen in the outlook for much 1 hirher cotton prices during the fall. TEACHERS ARE NAMED BY COMMERCE BOARD Commerce Ga.

August 20. HIM- cial. At the last meeting of the bonrl of education of Commerce vacant-1 which hall not been filed. In the fa ulty for the scholastic year l92' were supplied. Teachers-elect for th ensuing term follow uperintit ml Major Joseph L.

Muldrow. former superintendent of Eatonton pub hit srliool. nice nee sad history I Veatch late vocational egricultin teacher in model school Wlnterville fn vocational agriculture It. Monts. of Statesboro.

Ga. mattirtmis tea and French B. D. Uendertutott. of Adairsvillc- Ca.

who will teach Eng- litti Miss Kmma Irbctor of Col' lege Park. Ca. Latin sod history Miss lloyd Arnall. of Henoia ia domestic science 4Ii Ruth liar- grove. of Milledgeville Ca.

seventh grade and is principal of grammar ha Miss Inca Brinkley. of Warrenton. Ga sixth grade Miss Anne layne Whitehall. Ga. fifth grade Miss Annie K.

Williams Woodbnry Gi. fourth grade Miss Heine Dead- wrier. Commerce. Ga. third sod fourth grades Miss Salome Runt.

Commerce. Ga. third trade Mi Margaret Corner of Corner Ga. second grade Mica lichen It of Jefferson. Ga.

test and SSCO4 grades Miss Kate Freeman Cranial1. Ga. primary department and first gratis Mlsa Mary harrison. Zebulo0 Ga. music Colorado was the firststate country to make Labor day a legal holiday.

the law belnxpaMedlIarci fi 1887. J. Br aks oubles CO 11 LabuI DI8 indu8tral ii drk coud. pond coud il snshine b9enr danC Ilpn raf to prsprity in- dcte pnty tl InjH rntinue prqr lth difiltip8. Til tlHn i wlt businls i th obstatlls rtulvpd an hI alwr i actin tk markp alwa Blann thl Cutun.

prcl bth indutriall lre bn a tle i thl c. s1tue rfIUrnf tlll Ihtir ThPM advancf vhic bn ben rradunl nlt a8lmption tht iDdustr wil 8n rffpr ffctM tbl nirad CP' hnl bn dPlare1 wriin 1m rppP antlrsCil- te I Ih Dn prOlrfS hn. bn rparng. Biuminous lne. 1 litnation.

thf miner" Employrpnt tl. ba is If tL. Pntra unli nHt timE rnl mmil prp ident hal uki rngrps. allboriz. wil lIprtnind fcts pa.

1 Ih wil b. Fm" dCnile blis nnt setlEmnt Th. Itlitu Ihf anlh npitp i. moe a goDstC. TfY rD idfr drs pro reviion walp spall.

Th pr ral rlsumlr i hefily urdpn I. Jo I I mplns flrhr inlrpnp pr re i of cal alread a 8 trafc wi i I Te had Cal oUllok I Ntbr re is a. Pt apprehpn on I pat cnsumer if il Tat fnding expre1- cngress resluti hae ben introufl prmiting te tJ' minIs. Tat cour prCly miner a. I wl ablE poltical lue.

rinld I prt8nt OWnI8. in lulstiong natrly connltion I prpjtion jovprmfnt oWnhip. mlin Olf bin Iould tMpub1c ndit A fm.rgpny'l pro 8ition. II inur a IIII np ICIIII Hlfl joPnmnt jn tifpd whltP aCljon ta i np ar prop ition. idprahle tmE Ilpption.

ntrl- Of Irplt f8re I limn hee I. nationlli7tiul tin unionl wOlld tronj enlogh ntrll Ind 9 minIs. jusil minrs Itt W31e IWIe prp nt thP wil b. satjtp1 fr1 gonrnm nl. Ilt Jf Lark i opral.

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imm lEnrJ cnven- I 8siation hel rgo k. Ther appintmlnt loal capitlst. Nnfen grat cmpJmEnt upn 1 lcal whih pri organi7lion. ps i practjcnly UEry statE Inion. Calforni.

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ON BONUS TUESDAY A OnSEn III thl natl n. ml utPII Arkan. dtbatl i 8ttd. 8S8 ry. fi bt 1Ir uld pa I dtnt Hardin tie atu 14 at.

letropol. It. 41S. tfs 1414 it Tn. Id 60 i2t 13 i2 8a U' 544 Jo1.

I 1' u. 811 tit. 116' 4. 4 82 LIII. UD 2 ua 105 ounll 81081 83 Lalede a 103 SQJt 89' 11II4 Uria lelroieuUl I 100" II" St 1 I IIO' 911 90 1I01 81.

ret. r. 48' 40 49 48 boo G' 10 103 I. 4 Tra. D' pr.

liD A 86 86 87 11. Ka Tea. new Si. G. A.

63 62" 1 63" 631 hi. Kan. TH. ht 4. fl1 o.

run. 1115 101 en. 614 811 6II Fag. 11. It It Ii 9914 9904 7.

105 Cork Cenlnl dpb. 107' ol07i104 York Crolr1 10 45 86 89 ipw York ref. 6J I 11 111 111 111 1 11 S. 1. it.

i.Ii- 84'-3 844 tto phone 100' Y. 6. r. WlriI no. 41.

II II orOlk Sonfh rra 00 iOlil 1 folk' 116' 117 ltrrn Aft Mil COD. 40 t1rtbru 90 yurihrra 1' rifle ref. 6. 1094 1194 109 Xorlhern Sot Power ref. Is 04 9414 nrhWetorn Jell T.

1 10 lOi" 1074 10ili Is OrP OD h. 14' 101' I leific Gas. Lire. 5. 03 1131.

Ionc Tp1. rl 1 r2 cIt. G4t. 031 94 SI 1074 rrnan. 11.

II. 61. ltO4 Ponna. It. R.

u. 103 1 03 1' on. R. R. gm.

4 044 14 94 9404 rre llarqielte rrf. ha 100 9i fiorre 01 Public Spr let' re. liii. 107 il. 1 S25 81 eel I 94 no I' Ark.

La. 4t 8 8414 844 St. L. trot Mt. So.

yt 4. sal. 90 Fron. dJ Is 5414 83' St. L.

It Sua Fran. I inc 6 i ITd 8 Sr. L. San Fran. pro lien 4.

1 i41 St. I. Sott bwet a sor 4lJ let 4. 80' lr ron. its 10 71 Seo nrrt Air rloe a j.

S. Spn Curt AIr LIne I ref. h. 46T. 46' She non Steel Boo 08 Slui Ir Crude Oil 11 1111' l4 sinclair 011 CY.

4 10 104 Slnrtlr Oil col 100' 9 tio Gb" 100" 09 SOl. horn G3" ret. 4. II IIZ" 9214 nl. 89 Sotuilern TOitilway 61 103' hern eon.

Susihern n. II" Sm' i n' 71 6934 SW4 it' Corer 75 .1 103 tftnrtar Oil of Cal. rh. 75 106 it 106 108 Tnn. A rene 14 AA' TiMtr 011 R.

1011 i. 106 tala hug rn- per it' A. tf. PI 99i tron 45 ha 94 04" tvon rat-brie 45 I I 103' tailed irluf II rnlt 6. Ojl 1n G.

RII" II I. S. Ruh 100' M' 100' 10 t. a tr Pr 110' 11I' 11I' 11. Ot1 r.

I 103 103' Po. 9 OS II' 9 n. C. rnlln. Chntx.

IO 10. ntfe 9 T' let orn I Wm lot 4. AA" A RI Wrstnra raeltlc 4" 7' Wtorn tnlon I1131 114 ln hottM' :1. trl 108 108' i8 1n 0. 1' it.

00. 911 1. 210. rood lth D. i Onoo T.

I approa ll did brin the thUl' lr nator I his Ih rtdamntion 1 rlClaimld ugult A num lint 1t' ioD offi rs tb se ar took. If' tr. I ew wm 1Oi. tttq Quof tion. Iee A A da3 40 211U day year 0.

98 56 TLUT QUOTATIONS i COTTON attn PRODUCTS pro me 7 II. uk 01. S. lute S100 too U. 310 31.0 11I.

I.e. liners or inrulinul economies. dportmDI of rknlturo. sottoS tuolltlun AtInt ditrkt 11. U.

vutler. pe eIJIt ID ebarJe. Good talddung 1 al r. Strict lIneS I 23' r. lint pn 2P r.

l' tumhu. It. pl. price a IDcb prtre ZIc noblin. tap btt i I 1 t3i204tlO50 2100ft oo I Hoo 11DI.

II I Following are prf wtsawitera reguhirly by rou 1I Lla Georgia UOJ Er fr lb do 2 It lit. 10 I G. per Turkey Cb. ptlilld. no tt er.

Cam mI 200 lOs. bbl. 21 Ifrln SUl r. nrt. 725 I EED T11n.

o. I 97 ton. tJ 3. tou. 100.

4 OQ 100. t. 10118200 Cotton I Pd IM l. pet ton. 4515 per tOD.

3. Cbba wet n. 4011 150 Tom. IC rroclrd by 1 Corn 111 1 lU8. Itl I Dfl ld 1 8 mttl 1 Gr n.

rrow. rton. 00. BoI a 1 ribs 14 III. Ihe.

rall8 1 1 Toed. tOil. 1 Hall ust The 1' pa vinl oue umpl mpstic put OO indn on I Pd. he Id itionnl kin l. I lIvp pity incrpn fd domI tic is prl' meet the CsntraGeoria pow pl I ill I Carn.

ville. 251-J BIfS 515 in- 1 It II bn bfin I immldiateJy Thfnit rfadiJ line. 1. ma tter ltin it ju tif on th ill tb fl tTfr th JuI StockT Lev ls So th at conhn11ed buyi heavy MeUln Ito klo pr i de. man f1I the the market bemufb oscogniej bettlr proTlment prttiYwpll di po5pd the s.

thl bi jndu tr The rail strikl orsbop heavy movements of fr ight even be ore the starting of big shipment ol produced a bullish feeling on the railroad to and it is realized that I the rallroods are prosperous most other lines will be also. The tOndi ion of. the money market continues very healthy. while there has tIna sleady improvement In the jnv smp markets. Whenever investment t-onthi.

ions a ptuI lfe. ftlflty IS always coincident or near to it. Jing I thli 1 Tho on 11It11 consi erably I thl I I an or a causp ta i I II mo rnte I most at ID-I Pf I fn anyhung i tra E' i u1 til un avorable I fn alto ru onl 1 avnntp rry mOH'1 progrp lpd i ItUI5 ma rkpt. pn nx rra ct ions la ma pxpl' IPd Whln a sp pr Srt I atn th Rf' ct. rurr nL cf iII iSl lIf' ill is ues iII Thisituation ttlonlY tuinds.

hpa un bPin tnn an flritli lXhan th rp or German pi COKS1ThTflOATLANTAGA i I GoodBusiness ews. neu i sn siibctantiziI II acehns reps ban eommission. cose so position incrsase. th be the ore ontrolof ii' i government nd fl he 0005uluer tuesthon the reason- in teil 155 public liit al iinieso wauld fo ion th js Ievieui it byIvss s1 5th qsiet.s 1 st-st Steal' lOSOC ii. hanged ta litter- I ws u-s.

is I. I slei sput. lu 0 e5t1sub. 11511. saT Ii tuber 5TS liI Cults WeT.

11 tuxist- sitS I arid stiotvin bresittu. lii- Sc fits suutlr Tart wra SIT lisnnpws ut JitrIsu IS 75 ilb vr.ps- lesiiig- rastcsd P.tu erly t5d hts iii. 5141101 OOki I 21 qv t2RluI 35fftu2. trIoi JWJAY I Yr i Aw srk ag i i ect nuts' 1isrs. IJ Ss 11851 OIEVSr C.

JORL CNIfrhCI ew j- Rs Hvwrey cc. b14 1S i LLXA 1- IIIStut a Bldg. Bdi. 19 AiL BELLE ISLEFAXICAB A lb estee I orates I zonk cisc I acrenne tIcks itsciisasrn hirugolds il.s hi. Tobiio clan.

enlace he bee 5100 nrvu-n lb I ousretir a I sours In vu's ailing Wpoaulallve ci lit hle ie-ceaaiog disiJoid us nears I ilIih 0 ii 05 lie Ill us 1 flIed II pussitull i I Ins nil urilo 0 an hat a hr aijils 1 lund rears her tue toU4il If Dl lfltnd I precen is I tSslSocl alice culls. acntrS eat rhnrct. groin land nun i' a oscra inline. bun- tltiuout-li eSra three soult prIcnhly I' 05cm hadosnot In nottuno ks hug ho tin CO IT ononl roprt Cinny motorst- tSr titlcrt escoingiy antkIulion 1 CIllnC is onilneliOn. A.

October 45 If Ice unyd-ler oratIon I I I 1q11 dallon spi nurre I I 55 asree ill 0 It glut I I srrt lie I F' ttnntition nlreeseltlennnl I lit Tlteo lull sere id erratIc colicli llnarp I tIll I sb nuirorsi lctoriorStion coon toil month. ilrnls Letter. 7Sr 20. machot loa 005 locel Cud tvnn coneltorable tie The I 1 ht tin macbet chortle eclu brirtung arounil22cr rncosrr. In lace rxpect ha nor eaten 1 Oil' coin re' until hnrrnut 00 1.

rlcocl itt ii gurre.1tohard Batter cc. lpu 1 I 12770. rns 2300. I to nt Cirgo. Auuoet Waloi cool I satiu roes ruing machot.

Prailirtity potato ode OillCtn. rt 72o to icc 2tniy ft tlcl 1citter. tt rrcsre firtts J5tiJ CO stIr. i2ni7lc. Sealant I 34c.

Sgrc 010 Isut 7. alice. fs 14iI2lc 24c roonr ClicsfS. Ant' merkete me tot 5lt ant pore nttgn lure. goods i neIrrnjrrcr ilt5 rcd resduenc 0 nuightIc hre lSi5g melee.

i-f J7 no-co hotr cre I Rdhlc 241ac. ct 5to.Ans 2 turnr 4c lucre 11111cc and eggs unchlngcd hcsro Anettet 7fl strhet errs flrto lolts. htttt rrccn lssr1 I ltccl St prcnein. cull It rmulrrmntn lntercrtulre he crelsrdi'- dl 7 flue cites firm ooduS pa irregu- 25. etemt- ft 17 ols 17 chin.

melt J' srtrn 1410 132 lOlf ST1t 5 Wlt8i0 3aekeenslut. Olt tnrttet Tnt tics iI' ti ITLOSI stIr. 724 5 nitce 471 co 1slTrt. F. 5' I P015 en iviun 5 J2J24lt 7cr.

5610 W17. tS50iJiSt3. 3344 1 Dhrrnnn butts. 214 lbrc 71051214 ti.i1ie wee I a di. llenr bcccsue iii hisiself.

in de- just REAL ESTATE MAKET ATLAMTAACTIVE h15NJ rsytb if 3t1 ilt ltO I ti oti iiflO 12i4 Caies tha ealoa. SURPLUSAROODS on Stitul nun Jeaoed tvvrruurs lie 1llOOtSOttt. lie be 2Tii Othibje. tot bill slalce un- on ti war was be Irvv I class. 4s 4t5s 431sl004 4i Foredgi Gsvsrsext a lOt4 Int Go 80ib0 Its 90 1134 Ga 5u4 b44 hIlt bl' I Siarssir.

80 80 80 51 is- Clip San a ak ha 54 Sdb 865. na iitj icr aoee j0254 ha 100 1OOt I 911 959 I 9114 112 90 Feat 93b 112 53 90 1132 loO 100 till. 97 97 974 97 lit 104 104 liS Ce 55 97 112t llt Ii' 101 Paiis.l.yon.-Medulir. 74' 73 73' I 07 91 97 I- be a 1O2t huh 50 sale nnfrl isl 100 100 109 I. i04t 14 11455 I' t.

lIe 1' 5 Cr. 98 1044 ii 01. 10 14 103t. 1C7 104 ci' 0 111 115 cull. ti Au IV ritlut 2 914 5714 4a 56 4t 6 loOt 101 I.

I. 87 80 57 105 5 us Ii-- 0714 tire-tea Lie I iltit 10755 Fr Teclfs 54 54 4 e214 Se. 10 1001 Panca 127 C. is hS IS 110 93o A 101 10154 1tti I- Iii. 54 54L 62 til 512 C.

71 714 4l4s 0055 Is Tit I 524 C. gm 4 5314 In C. Coo 9114 tilt 7 Is Bye. 4iis 70 Dil dietS 1OS4 104 Ilts A 7 57 97 5714 J714 con nO" 5a 100 1004 li tlrnri Trti. Ity.

of 7 Ill. Ce 844 7. itl 111 Ia. 17 1t3 102 Human I. 16 S64 his.

I. 62 1714 Di. 3e 102 ill. eat S. Slrri dl P2 BONSTESllAY I h41' Attrborwlletropoi- 4 T2' 7234134 nrnadJ6WL tr 53 92 95 8214 nerrrf5aB.

50 a 41 erals 9234 SpiagtieId TierS 0 Is a 80 851489 891489 Cs 106 Si c'i ale Sued 0. 904 11ia 4oSI1eaa ii. 511605 103 sew lie 04 8856 56 SI A. 62 63 63 KankTea isles 1024 103 984 Nrs 9904 75 1034 Nmtn lOTiS 10 Ni 8614 tOe 6 111 lll4 11114 20. 51.

0S. Si. t9S 1ein lock teli- wane ref. 45. 38's Nets York role Ct.

Pu oaere f. 41 N. It 4 1714 Morgoih 1 7055 70 7074 1k Sr. licifIe A. 94' Fri 75 107 107 107 A 4 101 Ca 0 0114 53 lx tic In In 1022 94 53 gex Is 10334 Pr 54 tl4i 4 110 110 4 4 lii 9734 Sn 152 Sernice gefl 9434 let.

4ts 85 1 5454 56 t1atFrta. 84 54 Cs 74 Sonuliiwest lii 4s 80 ail 1an. 80 703k 69 aU. Serloarl 45 46 SsA 9854. Summit 534 9004 9554 5034 103 eo 75 1004 SOta 961n 100 9034 92 9314 81114 Ira.

8e 103 5. Ealiwsy gen. 45 71 So Porto ntco 1t Ilnalarut itch. 31354 984 t. 5714 80 511 56 Ill 103 103 7 clOt.

8 OSt4 rn 12 Ott 90' 114 Rohh-r 7 1oS 111114 308 tOOt t0h 15414 I' I 1154 tie 9714 6 re tnrrlina 74. 10I II VoCarolitua 1484 15 0514 564 7. 75 0lo 11105 tVclnttiOIitti Elel Inc 7. WIlma 1117 empurot prestos 57770000 nneanet the a00tt uls yer ATLLWTA 9175 1' an I. a.

4. a1ot33rd I' 210042200 agelelilturm. dstris Atianta Os. I iach sisal. ash- 24Cr.

AtianuaCaStrhct Inch 22i' loch 3k- 57739 ar hoNattidjia 5. 5740000UOti 5 0l53415110tio 2100012205 itnters. LL0CQI hhr nt4. 8 200 add SEEDETUI3. lb 2 1 Icr per 3000 to 00 5201) 2200 1700 50 16IS taco cartonsti Grocers boar.1Ii 11 113 to 20.

Is ause l27 tuned Jifl ha' bnrl S. Leases boring S. a. Gainiligher pretty freight before of coal tttocks if mont of been a the investment good peeul8liveactivity is or 40I 6 I I hat in- re move- if an issues a' entreeeh hen and re- ile- eu batik elm ii' hiatt Gerinyn there is hr- re- i ry. is- tt PLANS FUR PROMENADE NEARLYCOMPLETED Cheva ii Ill lie 2 Ii csn vi Saturday both prilnnniera Coutnbue tate oclos fi nra.

cOy hi. re City ga' of' parjs if stt to Ii pe- I I I lie boco- hieh ha beforethe sf I I ash ofmining beatliog loper I I iiiteitie Ueitlon prices profiteitaking 0 mat k4peu At lbs iiicCnce I. is. ill Cia' Miss is. MisS on' of Jo of thu hi 5..