The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 3

COTTON BUOYANT. Crop Danube Reports Gauss a Slurp Advance Yesterday. LIVERPOOL WILL OPEN TODAY Time Loans Have Been Raised Stocks nose Lower Wheat a Shads Lower. Messrs. Uordan Co in their coUOfl setter yesterday.

sa The' market seemed trrlprEble today. Although the bears continue to discredit the crop damage In the southwest and replatedly hammered prices down they found it Impossible to keep them down. The dose was steady at about the highest ir ces yet touched sln the advance ln an anuar opened at 690 declined to 3 advanced to 70. and closed MI 700 to 01 ftcr the close in coi se Quenre of the unfavorable weekly weather report of the government. the bus for Jinur were advanced to OS ur anxious to ec.

how Liverpool will spond to our sharp improvement. I Ufl1e55 Uverpoel is dlsapotfltflg we Till have higher i ricts Spot Cotton Quotations. VtlaiUd Nom tl Liverpool llolidaj. cotton exchange closed ett ork Quiet middling New ur aiis yutt miuu ing 13 lt Nclntyre Wardwells Cotton Letter Sea York. Uus 4 Over th lame- Murpln iciiuai Iruac ire weather au rcpormed scattered ram ma Texas durjmmg lour urb and this rt i urt 1 1 to local semlimmg larl In tilt day del rtss 0 jricea 3 to 10 po hU but tie lie ii idi on was insuttl unt.

the total met the a ate bei 10 only 1 i Inches. In Alabama nen. tin lain is uttering front drought. the preniitaton was only of an nun a Tu umlia In rkarsas a trace Was rej jrtcj a i ttle 1 Ock at Ukolonu li 31 at Orleans So the market rail 1 anj closed at a net ad- Vance of I to It points with sales or 40 1JO I ales Niw Orleans bought frtel and shorts here covered Two large houses who were rec bearish in their convictions joined the bullish ranks toda The rear tion was i probably caused by 1 bullish vale ichlces from the south. The weather hu.

teau issued a sPecial bulletin atmg that the weather In he southwest for twVlve days has been intensely hot. The maximum temperature at Little Rock Ark. on seven days out or 1. was 1 onfourda 10J and on one da K4 degrees. The immcd ate tu- lure of the market 11 dci rnd largely upon the eekl report to De i Issued after the close today.

If it conmmrms the unofficial report of extensive damage to the crop rrun expect another sharp improvement. New Orleans advanced 9 points for August. October and December an ed 19 points. Spot- cotton here advanced 1 lt with sales of 11 for vp nnln and 31 delivered on contract middling Southern spot market were dull but stead to firm and unchanged. The port receipts were w4 bales against Ill tact week 207 last year and 1 5Sb In tS4.

Thus far th week 2 4tiy against 377 la week. Exports from time ports were 2010. The Texas ra nfall for twent four Inurs ended odotk this morning was 1 Ob at Brenham. 24 at Iearne. 20 at Co umbia 1) at Galve ton 08 at ro and 04 at Houston total.

1 2 inches. The sjgnal service predicted for. the next thirtj six hours fair weather in North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgja a Miss ssippi Louisiana Last Texas Oklahoma and In lian Territory.

and possibly showers tonight. in western Texas. In Ar kansas generally fair edne da with conditions favorable or local thunder storms this afternoon The folio Ins Ii the rnze or cotton utursi In New ork yesterday tfe 1 Tbe following re the closing quoutloni 01 futore rottonlo NewOrleanat rtav January Julr etruary. 8 Aunuat lurch. se muer 067 Arril i lotKi firm an steady isles 4 balet.

The Suns Cotton Review. New Vork August 4 Cotton opened 1 to 6 points lower. declIned 2 to 4 the lo and closed steady it a et svance of 4 to 11 points. with sates of 2 tales. Toda Feature' Peports of ains in Texas cau ed a weakening in.

otton tfiji The failure of Moore Bros. 1 icago also had a depress ng effect for but the weather bureau reported crl hght scattered rains in Texas thf- in that state ior twentj four hours being 172 phes The weather ir il i i ed a special bulletin stating that the weather In the southwest for twelve Jivj ras hen Intensely hot. At ttle KO ih maximum temperature for ven ia i vv 101 degrees. for four days 1 2 ler es for one day 104 degrees. New Orlnr rent fresh batches of damage reports aNom panted with buj orders.

focal shorts and commission Jiouses Oil a talc amount of huvtne. Two large trators Identified with ho 4i de otnel the bullish ranks Iccoldln I'- the parlv loss was checked. lv rftir of the market In te Imm diite fi lure will governed targeTs' by the tenor of the weekly crop and weather reports. The Dry Goods Market. Vew ork Am 4 Th Journal of rerre nnd Orimmcr lal Hi ll tln In to weettlv review of the dry goods market.

sa Tb has hen an Increase in the number prs Is' th market url tb past week the attenlancp from mlqv to rt being of fair pronnn ons tin' illness at fr has wn few Ird ratlor of WIth the. lobblnc trorle rnnttPr" base Onmevhst i ut still the ults are below tee or the time pf th ar There hA been 1 tl Jiltor- on In the genes tone of the nrket Tn pi occasional In tane pprs ve ma plight conrpsslnns in inlp ottnn poods with a conflnpd hump market. hut tlmene rc ftt ar mpftns num is PI rcmme5 to affect the ppnTal of alti on r-c a ns a nil loins' msntatmed for both staple and fancy tires Of mit rrhardlse PS woo jnrt wor te1s men's wflr the new pa. on ltJiiseeq makpp but inflfferent rroaress. and heavy ht are In limited TP ordr TPO osf Silks are quiet hrr 8 ft.

rnflerIiv pad prlrp8 ColprtlAns ore lordly to the svpra rpfful lt re be ns some In rpasp In the number or complaint on this score. Thabbard Eros Cos Cotton Letter. New ifU 4 Thp district wnffpr Ins- from th extreme heat and drought was without relief thl morning etcher from cooler weather or rain. In southern Texas hower wpie port- ut In northern Texas the best wa still intense. Crop advices from these spctlons are fortthed by the report of the weather bureau at ash.

liFton which states that the heated term baa been the ir ost severe knc wn It tnmv years. Opertirff lower the decline was Wlckly recovered end the market a ain touched about the hjghest point Receipts trlcreuginar and the local trade rather xpcts the Ineomtnx cottop to welfh upon vices. notwithstanding the bad crop ad. vices which are coming to hand from the southwest but our cablegrams state tht Manchester spinners are. short.

and seem nervous over the bad crop accounts frops the Mississippi valley In answer to our Improvement of the morning Liverpool sent buying orders to this market. and It was the execution of these orders hich closed the market steady at about the best prices of the day. They apparently do not consider the advance over or they would not have been buyers. Cotton Gossip. New York.

August 4 Over the. Paine. Murphy' Go's Private Fon. talne Co crop report for the Memphis district says that the weather during July has been unfavorable for cotton. Serious Injury to the crop Is reported throughout the district.

more particularly In Arkansas and Mississippi. where the sever or drought has been most damaging Up to. July 2Sth the estimate of Injury from drought and rust In these two states Is :4 1 3 and 24 per cent respectively. Conditions have continued to deteriorate since July 29th and dally the Injury is being augmented. In some sections drought has prevailed stare April 19tli The temperature since Jul 18th has been abnormally high.

and there Is no break either In drought or extreme hot weather. WIth ten daj more or the present torrid at- mspher the' damage to cotton would be in the nature of a great disaster. Natchez Miss eather continues dry and hot Damage reports are coming from all directions. One planter said three weeks ago he expected 00 bales. Now he experts 290 at best.

Steamboat people bring bad reports from along the river. A reliable party. just. arrived from Pallas Fort orth Shreveport Monroe and Rajville La. say the crops are burning up.

The water sUpply Is cut short all along. The Port Movement. York. uitLs4 t4 niton quIet 951 le middling uplands T- middling fuif 7 netreceipt non bales groMlusH sOrt Tl 1O4 sleestom tuelist 4 Ctitionqnlet ml IdHnK 9 111 net rrljtihb lp jrow its mlr nc ne ttiKtti 1J6 Norfolk ugnl 4 urns ml Idllnc net receipts I male gr I sales none stock mis ltlmor Alici ti ttoni te li ml Idling" net eipf none bales grow nont- le none tocW 0 O2O llo tn u.u t4 ottonq ilet middltog 7 10 net rwelit nonehale jro I 122 talrt none itock none Ht Britain Out Wllnlnt UkU t4 Cotton nominal middling nel rlpti none bal. gross none salts none Hock PhllaMlphla ns i 1 tton quiet mtuldttng7' net receipt none bates grounone uleinon stock 4 vi nnah August Cotton dull hut tead mid.

net receipts lots bales new grow 109 ulHi5 tock 34o New Orleans nRU 4 Cotton quiet middling 1 I 111 net retell 406 hale- cross 501 sales uu stock 1 407 exportcoait wloe Jl 0 Mohl VUsut4 mlddllnjeil 1 i et reoeij ulobale' linen grosilu tales ni ne itock 3 IHi mrhl iiemt Cotton quiet mlldllnj 6 cc receipt 4 bates thipnirnu nont mlfflljU 1- 114 ag UKU 4 otton quiet und stead mid. rtlin not rttrllI :4 bill. Jnew thlpmenta at talrt is itoc 4 4 Charleston August Cotton steady mliidllnjr 61 ret receipts none bates gross none tale none itock I. Houston Aunts Cotton quiet middling el net rrt-elptsl Mm bales 4Mrt new tblpmenn 5o4 sales none tock 1 hi. THE STOCK MARKET.

The Moore Brothers Failure Demoralized Stocks at the Opening. New York. August 4 In the st fifteen minutes of business at the sto exchange the market was active and txci Trices dropped anywhere from I to per cent under heavy offer ngs for both tcccunts The demoralization was due to the announcement of the failure of Moore limo. of Chicago. The firm has lit-en 1 I' connected with the Diamond Match Com.

pan and the New York Biscuit Company. and their suspension was a great saiprse here. The report that the 4 abilities of the concern were 20000000 was' genrally credited New York has had ry little Inter- est In the shares or the Diamond Match Company which it Is understood ttcught about the embarrassment toe Moores. and after the break at the enlng In the western railroad and Industrial is sues. local operators were lined to take a calmer lew of the sltuViofl.

The fail. ure will undoubtedly- have me influence on the money market later on tn to this extent It will be reflected in MJ Today call loans were worth 1 34 per cent at one tine but near the tlSe Itrrowers were accommodated at 1 mar rent. In time loans bankers have ra1sed the rates to per cent. and the' commer lal paper market is decidedly stiffer. In th break at the opening the Grangers.

the industrials and' others which are traded by western operators. suffered the heaviest Jo es Later on It was reported from t1icago that a movement was on foot to protect a- mond Match stock. and this. rneeked the selling movement at the ocal board. ea the close the early sellers endeavored to cover and the prominent suues led i 2' per cent.

Speculation closed lumer un tone. Net changes. however. snow de- cTnes of 4 per cent. Total sales were only IS 1 112 iares Bonds were lower.

Sales 4S3 0 Treasury' balances Coin. 116 currency 79 2fo 072 Money on call firm at Ij Si per cent last loan at 2 closing oetTred at prime mercantile paper 64 per tent. Bar sliver tef8c Sterl ng exchange very firm. A vitli actual business In bankers' bills at 4 VftJ4 So for days and StlffW for lemand posteul rates SS' 90 commercial 11s Government bonds steady. State bonds neglected.

Railroad bonds irregular. Silver at the board was firm. Washington August 4 The treasury gold reserve at the close of business today stood at 110090456. he withdrawals for the day amounted J20t 700 I log lire the losing bids. Am Cotton Oil.

In ref Am n- unr lldlii rret Am Tobses I proC li tintite Baltimore A Ohio. Canada Psein" imeoaleskp TilcatoA Alton AU blCBLOOlO Del. Ills A tat. teni Erie lo pref Oen trie IllmolK Central LnkeFrleA do rel I hote Luis. A SHII Ix ul A his Manhattan nanl rmpbla hr Mlrl iSMii Central Stlmrourllucillc BONDS.

Al ana C1 A do. Is 1 do CliMl IxHiMana itamtievl 4 to Tesn. new net Mi Virginia lererrrti do Trust rn. mm dl idrnd. 1 9 pVfohlle tOhlo 41 Kh hlAsuI IHi Corda IS do pref i Central.

so Central 10 I AN i Nortou It OYestrn 5 Northern Psclttc 13 rlo prer 141 Northwestern. et. do pref Pacific Mall. lla RCOdiflO. 10 Kook Island Paul rto pest.

T. 1 do pr TeiasParlrtr hi 2 1 as CS US 14 iS lOis 54 11 6 US 10 MO ni VV abiwli Kt I 4 PI lo rrt SWeitrrnlnlon Wlmeeiing xci do pret. funded debt 45. retlst do coupon do2s. Southern Railway U.

do common. do preferred 8 4 1 Ei Inttreit o3' toe' Early Morning Gossip. New lurk August 4 Over The Paine Murphy Co Private Ire One of the prominent operators continues to sell the Grangers md Southwestern stocks. because he satisfied that the outlook. barring the political troubl" Is unfavorable for the roads earnings to begin to t-cmpro with the larger retu-ia last year.

for though there Is plenty of tonnage. rates are way below what they re Us year. In fact there an unprofitable point. Northwestern will be unfavorably affected by the Iron ore dullne a as well by the. reduced rates.

July and August returns. of Northwestern and St. Paul will in ther Judgment he no exception to the general era of decreases. and certainly not In net If In gross. The trouble now is that net earnings are bound to show up poorly.

be. cause if gross increase at the' tow rate. operating expenses must increase. not only to meet the Increased volume of traffic handled to secure the gross earning but a Teat many expenditures must be made this year to make up for the strict economics of the last three yeartwhen so much work was postponed and neglected. Mr.

Well the principal factor In the market here. I supposed to have on' thI decline. inkers haying extensive western and southern connections say there is Beginning to be a change for tile better in regard to silver ssntment. Rlo Grande Western' for the year earned about 4 per cent on the preferred stock. St.

Paul earnings for the fourth week In July increased J39 235. Pears re selling the Grangers on tile belief that the low rates will make earnings compare oadly with last year. It Wllii rumored early In the day that th re was a large stop order in Manhattan anti that an effort would be made to reach It Consderable lanjc stock was sold on the' way down and some at least of the sellers mid a successful turn. The decline revived th rumor of un unfavorable statement for the June r. It toes without saying that the statement will be unfavorable in the tense of loss of earn.

lngi' hut whether It has not been discount- by 14 per rent decline In' price. is anotisor Question. Ths trial of electric storage at the Manhattan Thirty-fourth street branch Is expected to begin this week. At present earnings ore stud to be the poorest on record. and to- be decreasing nearly 2000 per day compared wth lust year when the rompans' had the poorest quarter for the last ten ears Frldav Is tlit last day that Distilling and Cattle Feeding cu will be traded In.

Afr hint date time trading wilt be American Splrt Company. One lmiindreul thousand dollars In cold was lions time treasury today for shipment to Canada. Closing Stock Review. New York August 4 New York News Bureau The stock market today has been Irregular. and aside from transactions during the first fifteen minutes trading was on a very light scale.

At the opening prices were rather demor alized ow ng to joint influence of a break IT Ix ndon for Americans and the Moore Brothers failure at Chicago. Declines St the outset extended to 3 i npr cent in' the railway stocks the. extreme lossin Baltimore and Ohio and in other shares in tludln high priced Industrials. from I to 2's per cent In the last mentioned class the bulk or dealings was In Sugar. Pressure culminated at about IOl3.

and sharp fall es oc curred. Baltimore and Ohio leading with a. recovery of per cent. On the rally. the market bee ime extremely dull.

In the early afternoon reactions occurred. wiping out most of the early Improvement. St. Paul' exceptionally selling down to lowest of the day st strenlng In rates of call and' time money and unfavorable character of i ul- way returns published were partly responsible for the weakening. Otters were made to sell the next dl at per rent.

The market closed Irregular with the. hulk of the trading In the hands of pro. LOCAL BONDS AND STOCKS. The following are bid and asked quotations THE CHICAGO MARKET. Rumored Squeeze of September Pork Caused a Sharp Advance.

Chicago. 311. August before the wheat lJIalKet opened tuusy rnucii uiixmy a umanilesteu as to the uitet UKeiy to produced by the sensational fa luic of the uoore Uros or i amond Match and ew fork biscuit fame. and prcts on use tLJIO c. uroppt a lull cent I rum lat nights ioaLng.

via I confidence was unsnaxen was shown by the tact tnat buying oruers were ruoie numerous than selling it toe start ana tee recovery' wtOlcn took place during the regular session was slow but uUll. Board or trade people ware short of toe seturit es mentioned. and they would 50 Jcnente by any break which ght occur on them. Trade in grains lid not uevelop any unusual features Ire for inc time being having been rauftrred to the provisions pit which was In an txclted and confused condition. September wheat opened at 5 advanced to 59c.

doctor at a a shade under yesterday cash wneat was lower early but eventual- recovered the loss closing firm. Corn The opening on corn wan weak and lower on the influence exerted by the closing of the local stock exchange and the causes which led up to such action There was nothing panicky about the trade however. and the feeling soon be came confident a full recovery taking place. September corn opened from 24l to 24sc. advanced to 2oH closing lit Sib 23V4e He higher than yesterday.

Cash corn was steady. Oats displayed sentiments similar to that prevailing In the other markets and trade was not heavy enough to edmit any de- monstraton or either weakness or sttergth the markets showing a slow and Indifferent action. September oats closed unchanged from yesterday. Cash oats rere firm for old. but new were weak and simost un.

saleable. Pro kms The story of 11. an squeeze In September pork by Montreal people had the effect of arousing Efforts to a sense' of danger today and their pur- cha es with those for the account of Armour advanced prices for that commodity quite sharply. Th strength was continuous and the session was punctuated by flurries and scrambles to buy. The market was an excited one front start to finish efforts to discredit the report be unavailing September pork at th close was.

lit Sen hl. than yesterday. Jeptemher lard f7c higher. and September ribs 100 12 Ac higher. The.

leading futures ranged so follows In Chicago- WRUT- Or RIh. Low Coo. 574 57H ij feptember ig 4 4 December MS I 00 Jj Const. aj :3 September 7a a 40 TM October OUi 30 7I 7y T0" 8p mb r- 327 ass Jr OctollPr in tn ijw ij 1 r- Ito I7 Wptemhrr. 40 I I a 40 7rto iru jjjij JJjH 7 WbeS 1 I5 tomorrow.

rv. IMcsri I3c Corn- iM. 40 c. telSfU rr Larneon Bros. Co.

Grain letter. Chicago August 4 Over the PaJne-Mur phy Company. Private Wire. The failure of the Moore brothers on the local stock exchange had a- very depressing- Influence on vs jS fw marken this mornin but the own lag roved to be the low point of the Initial trades Ifj- wheat" were made At a decline of about from Uat nights Closing figures front which point prices gradually advanced almost. the entire loss being recovered.

Results might have been different had the news been in anyway bearish but the worlds wheat shipments to Europe. tooted up less than 6000000 bushels. The amount' on passage' decreased 1000 ooo bushels Cables were. firm. and the sgnal service predicted cool and showery weather for the northwest.

This encouraged bUyl0g. especially in view of the low opening. There was also a. further good cash demand ant in addition to the large sales made yesterday 100000 bushels of No. red was sold for seaboard account.

Clearances were also large tat nearly 500000 ormer figure and sell around the Utter Receipts of corn were heav almost 1 500 cars and the estimate for tomorrow ars is large but the continued high temperatures over the west caused uneasiness amon shorts and this Interest has been the principal bus prices advancing about Ie per bushel from the opening. also only about 90 above yesterdays a close. Oats. have been steady. September pork scored rather a sen a tlonal advance of SOc per bushel from the opening.

The papers had rumors this morning that a large Montreal syndicate. wore a long line. anti that stocks here deliverable on purchases were inadequate to nil contracts. This caused nervousness among shorts. and the price was rapidly bid up from 640 to 723 Whether or not there Is likely to be an manipulation in September pork we are unable to determine.

ROVIiIONS GRAIN ETC. OFFICE. ATLANTA A August 4 1890. Flour Grain and Meal. Allnnta 4 Flour lfttpnl f4 11 relent 4 Jo tmlght.

M' fancy. 13 extn faroIlJ' 111 non white 40" mUed all ORB white np-mUed UC' Kie Oeorl- 11. Rarlv lrorgio raised Sac. Hay. So 1 timothy larji- imsies Nile man balm HOC NO.

timothy. umall tales he lleal. plain. 450' hottest al Wheat bran. large uric sm sack 6l lsoris.

HOC. tock meal. tl no Cotton i wed meal UV 300 be hull. oo ton. 1 e-a 50c buslie virus.

ew ork Aneiml 4 em Pourn 1 etemein good to choice co2 I common 10 fair extra lino Wheat. ppot dull hut tlnnlr optl ns SMV on the Inanelal troub wmt nUII fit rlo ln firm at er yesterday No. ret Autruitm Peprejnbertl44 Octobert torn spot dullbutflrmer No In elevator 3 IS afloat op. tlon. lull but Orm III 4ne iulv niT Augustii J1S September U' umber al' Out spot dull tat firm options sonmiamuily tlrmet and nllClfItlt Vuriist 23 September 22' No.

pot- Ja No. white J5 nmisej western O370iild70. Miauls iei t4-Floiidull patents MK 10 fane 4K i 7 thoicel. HWnJ tl WbEal liklior Auuift 1 wttetotr 511 i2 orn higher AUlIut JJi sept001her :3 iHHvmher OatalilKhcr No. Ammgtmst 207.

lid et teniber tlrmcinneti niu 4- tour steady mterpntenta fj 4hrt fancj 3 10 aj 3d sprlnguatentt 51 idJsa Wheateos No 11. torn dull No I 211021 No. 2 white OIl tats firm mixed new 21 Chicago UKDM 4 and nteady. No 2 spring wheat ri7 nw No. spring No 2 ret uuvvi corn 2470iO.

Qroeln" Allan AutniKt 4 coffee 10 10 100 races iwnrofret- choice 19 fair lr i rime 16. Sugar standardgranulatml 1 O4r New Orleans white 44 do yellow 4S Srrup-NeswOremsmms opeakettl sue mixed oc nsar house Ma 0a Teas Rlae" Jlla6lil' greenOil ilc Slim he Sic choice lHc Suit dalrj iwcls 1 do bhl fj loecrram Ilk' common :11 hp lull ereato. lOSllc Matches LS Sue 2101) I JOall KMts Soda. boxen Crackers soda. 6c cream je Kin jttr snap 7 fandj common stick tl4 laney US S13c Oyster 75 1 1 owder rUI.

4 ix shot New York. August Coffee options closed tendy Va Opolnwup AUfriistlii jtui Hi 2 September- 0 t5n Ml December 1 IIIOH spot RIo as semi quiet No 711 Jv Sugar raw Urm hi quiet fair retlnIns reHnedtnu1vui oult-l oft A 4 1 i dl 470 standard A 4' cat loaf and crushed i1 powdered 4 cabra44 Molawos foreign nonul. nat ew Orleans sKail and qairt oprn tritli' good to choice l7na. iilc It und quiet dOUlt1IIC. lair to extra Jo Japan ProV1siol1J.

Attant nII i 1 Clear rih sides hoied 4c sides 4e lii-ciire belli cured hams. Ill' California 770 ltrtsmkiast isemmom Ouloc Lard. la quality Hc second qullt 4 4i- It. Loomis Al Pork tsnmiormt mess 115710 Lnr I rime tm alb Pry salt. meats.

shoulders J7t long viesr 1 Vi cl ir rlt. shon ileiir 63770 Bacon ronhoxNbouldlN luni elmirdS clturrlbs4 12 short clear 4 Newicrk Iorkqulethiit rmer ole mess 17. J6 i7 73 Middles nominal short clear Lard dull hut tpI west rnkuain do city teamj5 i options. septtniberJ 05 hlcseo A iku 4 owt fn were I Mess rk S7Oibal20. Jnrd 1 JirrT Short tit.

loose 4x5J it Dry salt shoulders boxed 7' 4 OO short clearilden boxed 6 Cincinnati August 4 naII 7 Lard quiet tUlI leaf KKS1 1J' kettle a ur 7' Bacon steady should 4 5 rhort ribs 4 ou blot clear sides 4 5 Naval Stores. I ann August 4 Turpentine opened Orm a 2Jlor rgsilars sales Gilltnxks tlo edat iS sales 550 receipts 1OO Rosin Urm sales 1 ftOO hbl tllt 112 A It Dtl oS 1 4O tl 46 1111 0. Il 5" KI10J4 Mld7) 11 76 wlndowrla81l11t bA wtErwbltt t2 On Charleston A uRii 4 Turpentine flrm at Miff 2 I S. sales l00caetcw 1 osm firm sales none bbln ABC II 5 tl 10 1 40 Hfl 4 Il tl M1 00 US mJOH fcliiss 1 75 wat white 1 Ml Witlnlnltt Auiust4 Poslnflrm strained 1 32 good strained 1 spirits turpentine quM ma chine irregulars IH Ur nt ut 1. crud turHnUni trody buroJf1a JO soltll OO In To Live Stock.

to. August 4 Cattle stesth receipts 3 00 common to extra stwra 554 5O stickers and feed- ems wt 0 rows and I 11011. Ma rains Texan tl uixii lo Wvlerfl rnnzcrcl lo I KO Hogs strong slid 5 A loc higher veipts 7 ooo heavy pecking and shipping lots WJ common to choice noised loaru4O choice assorted Sa lUht lKaf lsrs I SO i. 155 Sheep strong rrcPlpts lf uoo Inferior to cho OcMJ 5 lambs UtHfto S3 Couitry Produce. Atlanta August KH 727 Butter western creamery I luaDic fancy Tennessee llkQl5c Choice Klc Jeor la saioc Use poultry-Turkeys none hens JO J2iC uprtnj chickens od IKo dock lttA5c Irish putato Burbank ft 25 A1 50 bbl i bu.

Tnnttt JOii4Oc bu. wwt potatoes new alZV bushel Honey strained 7i time cum UnUUc Unions UU Sc los 12 WHU 50 Cabbage I s2c. and Confectioneries Atlanta. August 4 Aiples. none on market.

LPro an SiessioL 4 25 7ft Oran none. Ra- CHEAP JUTE BAGGING BALING COTTON. SUGAR BAG CLOTH PIECE Approved by Cotton Exchanges and Ex er3 It will profit jou get my prices. Pieced Ties specialty CAVERLY. Corner Hunter and Madison St Atlanta Ga.

july23m CREDITORS WANT A RECEIVER. Business of A. O. M. Gay Son Goes Into the Courts.

The creditors of A. O. I Gay Son who tire unsecured have asked' for the appointment of a receiver to settle the' affairs of the business. Saturday nine mortgages were tiled for record in the office of the' superior court covering the stock of goods In the Whitehall street store. The mortgages were given to various parties.

amounting to about 4 Yesterday morning an application for re. celver was presented Judge Lumpktn pray. ing that. the parties secured by mortgages be restrained from foreclosing their security until the case could be heard in all of Us details' 3. C.

Wilson Co. of New York. who are represented. by Attorney Walter R. Brown.

allege they are creditors to th mount of 1100. Judge Lumpkln granted a restraining order prohibiting the disposal of the stock of goods except the ordinary way of. trade. ThB cue will tie heard in cimam' ri- before Judge Lumptln next Saturday 1 THE A. 2.

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reforma. tory. or other Institution not owned and controlled by public authority 7 Believing that exemption from taxation Is equal to a grant of public funds. we demand that no real or personal property be exempt- from taxation. the title to which Is not vested In national or state governments.

8 We protest against the enlistment in the United States army or. navy. or the militia of any state. of any person not an actual citizen of the United States. 9 We demand for the protection of our citizen laborers the prohibition or the importation of pauper labor and the restriction of all immigration to persons who.

can show their ability and honest intention to become self support ng American citizens. to. demand the change of naturalization laws by a repeal of the act authorizing the naturallzaton on of minors without a previous declaration arid by providing that aliens shall be naturalized or perm tied to vote in any state in the unIOn who cannot sj rak lb language of the land and who cannot prove seven ears' continuous resi iltnce In this country Irons the date of their declaration or Intention. II. We protest against the gross negll- pence and laxity with which th Judiciary of cur nd administers the plesert naturalization laws and against the- practice of naturalizing aliens at the expense of committees or candidates as the most prolific source or the present prostitution or Anmeri- can citizenship to the basest of usts II edtmandthatallhospitals asylums.

reformatories or other institutions In which people. are under restraint. be at all times subject to public Inspection. whether they are maintained by the public or private corporations or individuals. 13.

We demand that all national or state legislation affecting tlnancaI industrial or commercial Interests be general In character and in no Instance In favor of any one section of the country or any one class of people. There Is revtr opposll on however important to any political body but that meets Us array of abuse and caustic critic sm Tht attitude of the. official organ of the Am rlcan Prot rfve As- so iafon element Is dlspla in its. recent Issues and its editor' sees fit and doubtless deems it entirely In order to present his readers his very perverted Idea of the organization say i perverted from to fact that any true American wh1 raturally American or from adoption who has crUSe of Americanism at his rea I net oppose an rner can Institution. ttI un association that has for 1 sole aim time preservation oi American pjicl ple i do not mean to iy that we have Chu to.

tear an immediate iln ax la tims workings of the church as A Pt1lti cil factor but oppose It solely from the fc ct that It has been in other naUcu and UJu uoring to be in our country a w- Denial toe to freedcnt and a glance at Us workings In Its present me ai i toe nat ons now and formerly a. Ut to Its rule justifies the existence of ur I sOctstton end brands It pJtuo ic We ar no. a hotly of cranks idtics. tn i or Illiterate men. Every AtTni cot.

itIge has for Its member soma t' Lmtst and most worthy citizens of Atlant i rrl while only In existence IOLR for fltcui wo years we can boast cf a m. ml ershlp of no inconsiderable numeric' I MI rcih Our take vs lie nin of the people our lodges 1) are adlli numbers to their member- alt 81. each meeting. There Is oohn in ut' i tual that meets with the sap provU of the lover of good local or na- ti il srnment and we are promd to that there are numbers of inlu i- i a citizens who recognize the ly 01' ition of our order and take tp IS rrlt up The Idea of protection against the nope dictation and UggCStllS in national at. fairs originated centuries ap i and first.

htiI Its cradle In the arms or dawn trodden arid opproi srrt France and its exiMenc in America undrr the otams of American Protective Association not due to the workings of politician for in Its bear- In and unoppo ed It Is not political. It did not commence It ex stence at A time It win not needed and its present numerical force- and the. tidal way of Its prosperity pv1nr' tho fart th it pstrctic Americans are taking to the. idea that American principles must be warded and protected against the tc1 of any foreign power. national or eel slistlcal The Catholics who Present themselves before the olf' soliciting tueir uf1rllqp.

tanv embodied an 1 embosomed in th hoar's oath as Iron-clad and as Inviolable as the mythical Plutontvn patps listen to the sujrgtstlrtn and follow' tb Instructons of the pope is ROTT-P HP has Intel issued Ion edict forbidding any member of the Catholic Church from joining such sn. Moni as the Mason or Knights of thlis This edict 1 pd out and obeyed to the letter which flirt orth' eon- vtneo an Anerlcnn who woull tVI' the S1IhCt A thought that th Cathiil' in sould he siseoj no a tool in4 lw sub. jtatel to the call and command of he me eri etlastlral power. that hoot rorhlHdn him hi rights as A. free oil lie Toe Smerlcai rr tfvtt' vM ton wltt Its rue American friends vs not want Roy man in offlr who Is 1 to lilt duty sq a vuardia or nrlnrlpl IS turn round At th beck and call of a fo elgn rower listen to It arid obey its Jnstrirljn We have now' jrtven to the Tour nds our cause for being among the' people Atlanta and brining I such const' ntion mong tie Catholic element ant their al lies It has a1w been tsrd alwas will be united In Its-effort to rd QtUrps of that class of people whose It 1 renders it impoesihie for them to rond faithful and honest dtsehrz of dutv.

It will be tOl1n throwing Its hblp weight of suffrage lUIalnlt the omlnatcn of any one vho Is a foe tolls American prinelnles Th element that we ose has always bees united and Its force of voters senoms as If ce mflntrd I TmrthCipie nail We lo not understand why th who tm brourht about by their usiitv our op ston hould howl so unceasingly at tl firt thst It" opnosltlin has also united The fact that the Catholic element is tmnitesi mrkfs Its vote one that It so osghi and bid for. and If i retrospertive glance- will he takes there wll oe VT the name of a Catholic on one of each two tike in verj Instxnce thvt have tisksml time oufrage of the. city and Oitntv With tlie ttseistance of this element. a flaw sic. strnB the control of municipal sffmira has bnfl allowed to rennin In nl fir twenty years without loIerrup7ion.

Th dtminanc- nnd nfiarJf nibl ns uinc people ef his tlass have rtisjusi prod ctlxtns ntid have. brought forth i i rotes ualnst the Works nrd scheme Iiau- clusllv Interested polliicimtns. Against ibis cla vho desire to promote th l- person. li Interests lv our united SfmtEStiulOn tpp th dissension th- has lately th irfinpulatlng if city aftolnc and view the result of factional sttite with flag res of fear. We lrtest agatwat thft occurrence again i Is status of affairs npd will tend our enerats toward xtinoi Izlng the munlcr al nt and endeavor fo Oil our offices with good cotmsoizntlcus iltl ens.

We arcs in. lavor at good local all ha- tliunl geverltnisnt to this snd sir ote pledged. There our politics ends. 5 A A. It you bail ta en two of Carters Little Liver Pills btore retiring you would not have had that coated tongue or bad taste in the mdUttrthiJipmorninr.

a vial you for occaalonat use la wvn Tobacco ing Tobacco manufactured in the CALHOUN llonest John Matchless fl Maggie Spencer Henry OLD CROW W. A. R. Dandy 5's. We have control of the above brands of been selling them for twenty yeats and they faction than any Tobaccg we ever handled.

For first-class dealers. We A. RUSSELL COj Wholesale Tobacconi an2 6w sun wed SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE At LaGrange Georgia. DORMITORY. College established 1843 New brick Dormitory built 1896 capacity 200 1 beautiful college home.

New furniture and new outfit In time entire of the president apd faculty live with the students Twenty professional Special advantages in Music antt Art. Standard of scholarship high' culture and refinement. Charges not to make money simply to ran fe Fall term begins September 9 1896. For catalogue and other lnfortion n1 July it wed SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY COLLEGE PARK GA. OEO.

LOONEY A. Pre CURRICULUM As high as that of any school CAPTLHK21TAiri A. Ill faculty of compe tent instruct or In each department. In addition to military feature and the branches which llr perUlnto thit science spt- clal attention i will be given to modern and ancient Lan gnaces. Jlus- ot soEiocutlofl Declamation nd Kliaj- wrlUng The boarding capacity is limited.

Boys are in- same honse with the PresIdent and I direct cue Everything possible Is done for their comfort. No immorality is alto effort is made to develop the boys morally and mentally. t- College Park an Ideal SchoolaHOme Society refined and Intellectual morals nigh sad elevatIng. Enytronrnent educate. For further information prices etc address QEO.

C. LOONEY or J. C. BICHABDw President. Bus.

Next Session Begins August 3isVi89 S. july31 fri wed sun 4 COLLEGf ifoME FOR BOYS. der i lonotl A FEW OPINIONS OF ATLANTA PHYSl DR. 1 PERRIN NICOLSON De Sonlhern Me loge says Have been a constant prescriber jof Bowden for years in diseases of the Kidneys Bladder and Vrethra' always given me good results. DR.

G. EARNEST 44 Houston breeV says Bowden Lithia ater for several ears in cases of InS Bladder and Catarrhai conditions of the Kidneys sad have signal benefit from its Use that I now prescribe it in neirljjSj that kind. Have also seen decided benefit from it in well i cases of offlrights Di eas DR. J. B.

HOLMES President Georgia State Meiil ciation says Have used Bowden Lithia Water extensirelf Sjt I if hia QnrinrrO It9 an dnev troubles and time results have been most gratifying LI Hid uIJllIIbup Ud BOWDEN LITHIA WATER is guaranteed to cure i of the Kidneys and Bladder Rheumatism Insomnia Goutau4 DySpepsi A postal card brings our Illustrated Pamphlet BOWDEN LITHIA is the only genuine Lithia Water i lanta at popular prices BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. First class hotel accommodation at the Springs for 560. OUR SPARKLING TABLE WATER HAS EQUAL. BOWDEN LITHIA SPRINGS Phorre1086. JulylS 12w sun wed 174 Peachtrel TAS W.

ENGLISH President. JAil. it. lLIY Vice NO. 5045.

JOHN K. OTTL VIIAS. 1. RYAN AUt- I The Fourth National Bank of Atlai Successor to. the Banking Business of the American Trust and Backlog ATLANTA GEORGIA.

CAPITAL 400000. SURPLUS 401 DIRECTORS P. Inman Gray. Edwin Peters R. 1.

Slieddfll Harralson James W. English. George W. Blaton. Philadelphia Tumtf New York Correspondent American Exchange Bank.

Philadelphia ent Independence National Dank. MADDOX RUCKER BANKING Capital and Surplus J2coo6o. Solcitaccountvof individuals firm corporations and banks upon favorable semi allowed on open accounts subject to check. In our Sav1na Iiepaetmelit efttT reeeive amounts from 100 up to 35000 on which Interest allowed at tue ratecf 4 peree oem. For on tot town customers we Issue certificates- of depOMt bearing Withdrawals can be nude only on presentation of the book or crtificate Slockholders' Sheriffs Sale.

GEORGIA. FULTON Under and by virtue Of an order this day granted by lion H. Lurnpkin judge of Fulton superior court. I will sell before She courthouse door Fulton county Georgia on Monday August 19. 1838 within the legal hours of sale to the Highest and best bidder for cash and sold in bulk.

the following described property wit All the stock of goods now- in the storehouse No. IS it. Hunter street. Atlanta. Ga.

consisting or oils. leads brushes molding glass. wall paper and drugs. al one iron safe and one delivery wagon and all the fixtures In said store. Levied upon as the- property of M.

II. Mauck Co. to satisfy a mortgage n. fa. Issued from Fulton su court in favor of the-National Wall Paper Company versus the said AI M.

Mauck Company. J. I. BARNES Sheriff. This July 291SS6 July 3021 aug J.

4. 5. 6. 7. 8 3 Hear thev Free Concert at Ponce deLcon' Springs tonightf riNAUCIAL.

WH PATTER Dealers to Investmen Secu No. I E. Alabama street RILEY-GRANT Dealers 5i MORTGAGES No. 28 S. Broad St PaUIfrlDBPjft COMPAQ Man Orders cuted ovel' Cotton.

Stocks. liouds rali sions Local seetlrltle5 i ujl Correspondence EOlidted. South. rryor Street. Jae Tfion JB.

th writtAr and Un in the scant 1J through tmsy years Mr etc. n4 net late idml Tfitb etereneft io tfieni jsprint fancy of flowers that Wool of- rs Bryana por drsjnaOc force them with a. thit afford urea Amonfc her that poem entitled the recites with grl Aranc th phortcf preclatlve ten Grady death walte 1 He clmansidnnemf and crowned Withawouacivia That SnlthUy hi But he cared not strong If down the arena breath Of his peoples p5 This came with or di Ahl haU her- sun couth. Sine he la de Will the ponsegra Open to drink done Will the gay- re flame Thi mocking bi lyre Will spring and th saute. Now lsgo and fire And pulsing swe to.

snake The Old eirth yad await And still jiite In ajlghttr veil poems among thl She- Low on- the Wai T1 aim had ire The boat rca The oars lay latl HJ TM hl ten Hers dropped a waa his IWB wrtte her rot said the ardol Rautv wets her He had looks But JOT the rest- Aim lookf he pol At yen green IsU What tweet hoe where. with these flow sa-c'etlv cool rhe palms should The grosi should the. Where chl ger said-his At morn wed And rather shells Whnnocntldeca Like sea-gods in The hua rr sat Sh added. still His case was on lie murmured Iij Hid In the woods Wed listen to the On mossy banks Nor be a And swarmUt anl Sh sweetly said i Thes purple wav More lowly now Our cup of life i wsttld ask not Wed fill the da Arid worship. at not she asked Betrayed Toor lip should Be said he pur wic I Stocks Wheat 0.

co ton a contnue dl ltdtt prie cose abut rces et advanrt began. opnM 69 declned 6. j. at 70 if Aftlr cose. 11 coxse- I he go a xous lec Lwrpol il cc- Ipond lnltss Lhtqool dlsa poln tlgr ha VI prices.

Quotatons. Uvrpool-H lday coton lew York mldd1ng j1c. ullg 13 i McIntre Wardwels xc. 1. the laine- tlIn lrhal WbUler.

npored SLatend rams. I. a xa" l' past tw nyour hours. thi rIlr kd Ial stllmg da Irssng rkes 1 1s. Irellplaton insur tht 1 I att leing 1 I Iahama 1rl ti plant suIlring prttlltaton I at Tuslumlla.

Arkarbas i ws rllrrJ Ltle HOlk I 1s" lII Urleans. I an I ftSr a sao le I i bales. en ught I thors ntl I Ih' blli r.aC- ai by hulsh private ad soth. lner JEau buUttn stating wtather uthwl hot IEmpealre Lltl Rolk. on four d.

1 01 immediate Ih. wi dtptnd largey weckl repor lsed I thl I conlns unolcial repr many epect anothtr Improvment. ad tobEr PectmbEr fdvancd coton hert advanrtd IIi wih pnnln del trac middlng. 71 C. Wtre dJl steady frm por rtclpts 1701 la weEk.

15 thts 2tl aglnst lat wtek. Exprts pors Te rainfal I ocock 106 lrtnham. HEanE. 2 Columbia. 1t Gal 0 and 0 172 Inrh s.

ser prdirttd thirty-six Carolna Carolna. Geor a. lsssslppl. Texs. Intan fhower wester Tlxas.

Ar- generaly fall Wedne3da dltons aftenon. Tholowlu rnp cttn Cutu t. yuday I. I I Id JO ll. I I i 1 I tr I i i r.

I wi 7 Januarv 0 II' 1.01 fbraary 1 I i I I MaTb. II I 9. .1 I Arrl. J3-J 0 at ll ObJ" Th tllolnR II a utmont th. Cnollt1 net Iptl.

uprl. and ItOI at Ii. prt. IRECEI1IEXPIT TorK I I I Mi 1- I- 1 I Ny 1 1. 313.

1 Fdy TOII 1:9 8 6 13 fololn quotton. Culat roton in t. Orln tolay L. I lacL. NIt mur 6 Arrl.

titslcr. 567 tiny iHmbn a t7 toue 1lhr. It ll frm anj bra tl. jI3l bn Te ew Ylrk. Auus 4.

li ned dll1 4. loss al 1 wih 2vMO Today's RI ots ais caused ton tcoimy. faiure Bras. sf 1108g0. depressng elfrf fo time thE reprd olr Ight alered lh.

four being Ji 1I hes. i' led splaf statnA weathtr as hot Vtlt Kor I temper ture WPM fOlr 10 eTfS 111r I 10 ew 011 frpsh repots. wih huln ovErer eomml lon 1111 amlunt hUnl large ot rators. rent 1rEntlfed wih thl Pl hullsh ora" lo as chfrpd 1" rr lr tE Immediate fel1re wi IY rfports. Te Market York.

lllot 4. hr I Inm says There PI In rpasp tht of Ih. urhl tl. 1lst wppk Ittlolan1 rom Jv tl if fllr pronorton r. hlnes nl.

ha fe. lIdraton this. 0bblnJ trq fltprs IfpWhi. mitt sti le reu1s ar. rrl2e tme th.

par Thpr hPln 1t ton Jpnprfl tonl Market. 1' oCrasonal pprs tavc ml 1' stanl. Oton rod t' lon1npr hlmp prc ot b- ary numr CII to' nfEt thE pll o. qn" 1 lre. I.

1111. PI ma ntile fanCy I rI rhandlse wooln ji worotEds lr th ns 1uppq tn lprpnt Ir02rps. 1led rp-ori t. QulEt throvhout rt steady ColpCtns in 9vpfae t. lulprly.

hre Inrp 1 1ubbard 005 Lette. ut A tf trlt 11fpr. I rOU2h lhout relef this morllng frfm oler wEathEr outlern Tpxa' hotM I hut Jorthern TXs thE a sUI tom slrton I re forltpq repr thl urelt IJo wlch sttes tha blated h. en ost ev rp known any nar. Oprlr wa IUlcky Ind ualn tlcJfd hl het plt RecIpt fr nd 101 1 et telwmln cotO towelrb 1 ces lh cp cs Ihlca had 8outbutbut Cur cblegam tblt lnners ae.

short ad see nerous ad. aunu tol Mlsslsapl vUey. In. wero ImrovNent Jverl tb1 maret. wa eecution teseorderhlc cos.

mrket bst Tey apuenUy cnlder advLce bavf ben buyer. York AUlust Oyr Cos Phate Hi. Cos Mempl" distrit durig ha ben colon. to crop rprted parUcuarly Arkanaa sever0 dru ht huben daagnr JuY 2th te estmate thes II 3 pr cEnt respectvel diions contnued th. daly bing sme sectons ha prvlled sineI Aprl 19t.

ha ben thert 11 days th aage coton natur 1ltrhez. Weather coatnulS re ls I al directons. I cxpect 5 10w ept 2 hst. brn rprts relable J1- la For Worth. Shrveport.

MonroE Raple suppl' al Te 4 qal.t.al.l bl. mlddlnK ml dln. ulr7a. net rlpta hi. rro JUSH llot 71104.

4 quiet mhlelnJ I 11 r.I tl 11 aul. none Itoel tl a6. 4 frm mlldlnr 1' Il lo bl. Ir. la.

non. Itok IIS Rlt oAu u14 Cuton td mlddlna r.l l. bl. IrO non tl. 1101 aIw 1lon.

uzu1 oton qIIP mledlnr 7-11 scsi' bales crone 11 Zaal. nonllock roTt. to treat II n. A itut 4 JPII 4 ml rosa non. sales sane 4.

onnlh ft. eUnl II' 1 UU 1. 4 tmmgust Ii laHI OO 200 urort. 2VlV Mohite AUluot Cotton nomtnalmlddllnc a IIItI rIIItav beie5t new gross to nuneltock alHII ff lpUH sales 130 I Auguot 4 steady dung a new bl menta nonttock 4 ot ln tI i Ilplo 1459 2990. ized In tock 8 offerings f11' runt an- I en at gen rally red- vry under.

ood. and. Is. opera tors view sltua ion. OJ.

mnd It. tis ay li23 the. I lcUt their comm rllal is decided the st lorses. roll. rd.

Near 2 lit mer et nes 2 lSl112 HS3. Q. i926S072. 2. 6 6 r.

Sterrng 4. i U8 60 UJ 48SW H490 commer lal blls 487C Ui Silver-at. The res rvp 206700. llo lnl ble A T. 4 I th ISLC Ammutu uKr liit Cordap.

5' A I. clnpr r. ij Y. 00IchTtanlIH. 101 Y.4\ 1tlm0rt W.

WI rn. PJ ifiJ. i i IL hl 8o I. r1 I. i I I i i.

I I nnrlrtilleatla 68' I IllinoleCetitrut. 1. 13 I Lnl Frlt Vest I I rt tit iT. Prlk i I MarlhsltalllorOI SlVesfrrn Union har I. I 1111.

I n' D' AtsIanus. CI. 190 it. 100 i U. r.

lst IO i ji :4 I nn 0 I I. it e. Ex A. I Xxln reaL rk. it Over Cos Wire-One saUslledthat polit ar tOlfmpuc retu is I ar th were I the to In.

It. Is' I gpera. lng. 1. xpen.

se mua ea. S. e. onlY. 1 ottramc madeU upJor a 1e a fuitjeir tD iit 3 tponedandnellected th e.

PrInc 1IPalf. a. ct. or. tn.

tbe IIU. r. a thIil I ebarl nt slve uYJhere tobea tl e' betterln gard Gr Dde 4. 139235. In It.

the ment stora PX perted to. dlcr lIlIlnll da Cat tip Peerlln thou and tor. New al Jh fneI fo' SI rad ek London the melosslr1 sh res. In- 2 l1I tallies 0 reevtryor became earl da A money rail. Iemolonals 0 I- oJl ii Si STOCK C.

I 2- A Amn Uiar Rllnlnll Ill Jr Iul III C. c. ane RUoula I. 2' Star. and Qutn 1.

II 51 61J1 Chicago 0. 91. II.I I MJ Csnsdaouthern 4J' 43' 44 J1Iane W. uu ItN' I lle I ll n1 Ei II AmrlNln 1ohll o. l.

U' se. JNv ntral. 9Z 8' I. 9t 9 I 1 I 19 Ioulnlll ane Nash 4 431i MIeouri Pacll UJ7 U. 11 I BallfmondOhlo I.

I Tnll OIIIne Iron 11. 13' Waf Hi XortbIrn 1 I SOd he II a U. IP I Northern Pac. pPr II' 114 nI I. I PeelCe Yall.

10. tS' 1470 I nL I I 1 i I I I 1 I a rpr I I LOC BO DB a quotatJou' STaTS ASP CITY 50505. I 10 Ir lJ3' GPOrt1a 3 Wnlumbultoo 4 1 O. lOt RIo. annh 5oIIU 110 utb Car.

410 101 ktlntaM 1007 I esL Plod AUnta 190111 Qliatianoog6te Atlantsls. II i It' t. tat Atlanta IIIIIU rJ Atlenta IOI I at40. 1810. 72 Atlallta ft1.

JJltL Ala. CIaSI A. Vi 100 AUllnll. 4. 101 I RAlLaOAD 50505.

Os. 189. 100 IC. C. it 11.

OalIe 1810110 llIOII. nI02 luS IIe t02 111 AUantaolCbar. 1' 101110 II 101711KJ7tlIJw 6. A. I.

cU ea. Joln001l11 Ii. moatmoe UIIROAD IT" wjiI 1 I I 110' dLenIUtJ Ill ork 1. heat ntd was a lie laiuie JJamond ne uomjJJ1al Cho Iung tQukplace se Uolt ia re securltes auld mght ld an ept nber 5t55c 5b a. ly The Yoll ab ut teellngscon be- Z4 25 c.

ISIbtJ mc yest rday. The 1n lclpated ie grr ro ln lok chases The. ben the cents f67c rlbs100 12c thlca 011 4 DPePm r. 81' AuU L. 4" fa pwDl I 41 May.s 2S TJ :8 04111 pumbir 17 le' In 181 JoIayO POIlit Itfm 7 :5 7 Octo 0 JanWlry.

7 II 7 0770 17 LAD mbfr 4 I 2 rJt 49 14i' January I no a ca I as a 0 I I ifol mhr 6 I 47" a RUe a 411. January a a a Ii a Receipts- Today. EBttomorrow. Wheat. rara IA cara care cars Lam GfaintetUl Cqlcaao AUiUst44OYei Pai r.

phyCOJn anrrtvte The. otthe Moorebthers thelocal ve1T4epre i ii ourrmark irit rn nif tl pen. therowpo4tQ trac2 a wheat werema ALa' ofabout B. whlch. rlsh.

wheatshlpments 1000000 bUYlnJrfllpeclally There tur her On the other hand. northwestern receipts were heavy almost three times those of last year and primary arrivals continue large at 557000 bUshels. agaInst 443000 last year. Dradstreets made a decrease In the worlds visible ot3 000 000 bushels. but.

this. as usual seemed to' re elve little consideration. For qullea while the market has been ituctuetng between 59 and 59 cents Local traders teelthat the trade Is not large enough to either cause II away market or mitch depression and therefore the fashion has been to buy around the former urp. 1500 cars hl OVf cause among sensa- lID any IA. 4 1 Uau II qtli3 tra silo.

4 mix Oa n' nfOr 0. 1 IC IILCk IWe. mll till" 1110. II. II 110 touo Sees U.

bu he II. Kewyorlt AII II 14- oUlhf' Vemmmraiiiei tf tliU1. t2flUUII. optimno IhUnandal troubi. 1.

s74r tlosino over Yf' tIrd8 NoZ AUlUt 6470 pltmb4r 14 dull but ltrmer flntor31al1oat al' tIT l'lv'n AUllrotIl' a tlon. an 21 spot lia :5) 26 m13 a' timgint 110111 lull tRn tlO :1.10 f241ki 2. OIt lI. AU llIt no. Oil.

orn 2270 mhlrt Oats higher XoI AUlCu 201 SPptlDlhIr tH. tmtgufl winter plltenbl 34lhI7hfnc J31 OmSSli I. tll aH Whllll o. :1. II mI.

2111 No. :11. DRt Xo2 r7IiMi o. oz corn 24' o. 2 oats Jt9 A llant.

A UCURt 4 ltORMM 3918 1 fll 00 Ill Green rolT. trime. stan lllrd granulated tJlI4r hitf' I do. Or1l11u. ores kettle I lr.

1 I lIr nlfarbou lll a I grltnuiiWc had 51 Crl1l 1101 Ie datcbIL U31 fl. UHltof box tie LTnrl tanmlseommrson ln tlrkII IlIn 6 St Hi 14110 UU A nglllt 4 IIf lll polnto up Augul ltn111 ptlmboor It5 IrU II. 1 1fI8 07 8ugarrawllrmbl1lqu.t d' gt 41el1l 4' Molaseeooreign UrlpanteIIL qul toptn tt1 goo H1 IIdIIDd nga. Jepsn4470. tdrohoxM 4Cc I lr.

it. cured Settles. 1 0 IIeon. I dc Ond COJU tn 1r1 prtm. ilt.

437 lon al lI clear a. aa7 I. ltIIra elurI 41270 4. New Yerl tmteimst 4 Iork quid Omit I1rmer i7 dI Middle Wlten kUlim Ii clt steam Jt t. lI au Chlrlllto.

II Ut so I port W. :1. 611t 3.4 box a. clellr sides I6. a.

A 111:11.1 4 Port steady lI. qul I Rr. tIP3lIirt17 shouljirmt 425 eldIl4l 42.1 Jor I 6111 at 2.1" llV 2100 11500 i2 A. n. C.

fl37 YoU4U fl4v 145. 11 515270 I fl. 111i fIIjj U7 O0u. IIt 4- Tllrr lntlDEtlrm iteMs hhlA fll LJ. 1111 tlUH4l1 It 145 I e1tjv f10 liaLloJln8Itfl.

wllkr. 1K. n. A unset 4 firm 13270 tlt et tli lurptn IDl' 110ft 110u fl. Cattle 31100 mmon PXIIIInr fJl 4.

f1lIlJI 370 I 0 It rn ran 1. QI. Rogulronj bllCb bla parl lng r2ll5m2JJl flH a4v 3a. t2uO5at pll1 ltII a. aiJooInCtrlor cboicet0Ut.l5 fJ00 5.

EJII 7Jc. 1. JHc Tlnn 12 od15c OOrl 20d2l lI' i llicdnck. aJHc. JIb putillotllBurbankf12.

1501 IMM aura. wt 1. 0 01 Hon. t1tc In comb l. I.

lab l70ieac. Fruit. Confcct1o erlOi. 4-4 II on. f4l J7 Oranges rinse tnhrbl8.

SSrtOlIJO culls. StetbOlImS Figs. Raisins new CAlifornia. 11 toXlS 5Omjiloe Currants. OJ 1 7c.

Lerhorn citron I nbl. almonds liec nl 7a Hc. BrazIl ftlc IIIIIP" 1) Vc mixed nUl.1 1tI IIlctrte light band trolln Oeodria 3 3Jc. porters. to IIs E.

and fits. Gay theltock ven varlousprtles 4001. YesterdaymornJnl a pra bymortpges cae Je Co fN' bYAltorney Wa1terR. theYara the fiOO tfean a fe rafg lItockotJOod excePt1Dtbe otfadelhe wtutie Jr urdarj 4i 4 1 f1'-- I orm erl Prot lve I 1. ty tr I rty.

th ormember Wp Amerl AnProtectleA socatlon ots I not1t po1Ucatpatty I Itteaces I rro lems bestf. 0 elt enshlp a. tho a. 1 4. uph ld no' eslastical ab- I 6.

rEe teach rs sch ots. 6. We drect 7. grantot propE rtybe 8. 9.

self We prt vlous permitted uno sifak langu ge rove years' real- the Ipnd he cltlzer hlp Ul We demand that all hospitals. Indlvld als. anyone Is r.e\ opposition. Ism at' o1 dal oL Protitt ve' A soclatron el mellt displayed a pH sent Ea or anlzation. We sa wh Amerlcll11 adopton who reart wI I1l AmerIcan 1 ls plot.

We' say lye disuse tiflSX rcl I r.w- erfty frc a tt lIA thenaeons 1'- mls I to. PilllloIc f. i1d tics. ntll jtj mpmbership time lanta. iocaty to d.

Nshl sitrrth ii I. minds Ir. ad 1:0 111 I lMP prov ii t101 Hrnment an bo of t.tion 0 rrhIIf' Th popes ri lTated ago t8 trodden It te lce to' the lag ed. estEncet that tr tlc takln mu prott' I a alnst I and their sn as' mythl 81 lIstEn sl1lg stlln toll ow lately fdl fOrbl 1dln mtfI1 er Itta Knl hts Pvthlill I' Ti" thou ht tha th" Ca lhil. ou1 p.

led I n1 1e tcl pre1e tR tlr1I1 hR fnrhl lien Nil tr citizen. Trltrt I It Inomr 0111 t. th. teij ten ven I1dq IJI amon pt ople nta CO conttvition nt al- 1wli" our rJa rend anyone vhoio The sp ms cc- t. 1Irfn 1 c' flE tCONSTITUTION ATLA1TTA EDNSDAYAtJGUST 5 1B96 I LIVERPOOLWILL 0 say I ble prceS sine anuary 6t Afte th II crc I ryhody see tll I it Liverpool fi rew York-Quiet c.

Lt uxtrnlUuUng 11 w1 vLmmmiamys lri ae twenty-tour retort tariy li de ire sszmg pohta. as insurtlcmtt sate beimig 1. fl wmtre th Tuscuntlia. relorted aZ itmle Ilock 6S I rallel I 4Otit ceely recently today. hu- 1k days 1U day will weekly ea advanced t-lmic.

spmmning 70c. umi- 34 l5g6 24e. last rainfall twenty-four lOb it Galveston. 12 Misatasippi tnttan dneday toitowtnt IJ. I i.

ot' augustTT 7 ii ml :4 t-eptemher. a a a October. 6 s3 6 55 5 Vt 6 97 6 November 57 79 5 it-id 3SI DecembEr. 57 it sm sq 1 anuar 6 7 02 5 a Ot 44 iO ii oca March 50 7 I I 9 7 s. lm 1 krrIi 0) II 5 7 33 U.

May- 1uTte LL iQsedsteis2yt isles ietso bates. Thfliowtnt at emsnsolttstet receipts exporti etock ports RECEIFSEXPOItTts STOeKS tame tssa mba iamb boO sba t4o sxwg snday A97 4t0 Cs 755 mama' Thesday. a4 nit to 214 tiOOst 501532 Vednesday 5 Thursmtay 2 FrIday. Total tias 801. 64i msoo Thefotlowing cotton New Orisana 7 July.

C- Cl 67 Nuscrnber 67 isrt50tsr. Ii isxe Cotton I ltcago depressng cr ly totpl i twenty hmcil iyred I Jtv 5 Lttlc Rog the ays 102 lezres 11101 ci- 1 buying I cci stmde I fmtcre ha 3 i es. Cimot Ommcrtul tln It tho the I t. tav ro f'et Ciown Indeationo I esuits the ear ho instonce tav mmte ytSTte ndq pr any numr1ms C. gen rai yslmme C7Cu Ore rule.

veil i eett1 I woolens worntejs fey seasons i. i elcht re Tones overoce reattie-Ity here hcng InresFe 0 o'-k The the t5 was Wash. most grain i4 d1 ace wblckare i. 5 eo' s. Over Weather an.

tJ Non 4 names 90 bates IL6 remwipts 79tti4. 4 mtidting 0- balcsgrseu iies tt1t36. Amtgt et mktdItn 6' gres Lttto4. fluItiaorsAmIgslst4ottonoteejym5l4mina7Snel rlptonone balesgroue nnnesale. nonestocte OOi Uneton.

Auruol 4 Otton qilet 7 1-1 li nanet. esperte Auiurunt neLrevrtpts nonctitock Ailgutt 4 netrecetpt eteauty 4itn I a 7n43. 110 21 cu ports coamutuvise 20u I 16 net recrilts 10 31 MtI. AItCtst 6's :14 no ne' Stun' 1l4i. I et sirslsstuc 4941.

1 tPttiptsi5t xct d. sot irse the wai Ut oenlng nlined tht 6 commercial andothers Pa- mried ttj2 soares. 14S3A 2. 4SS49O Amn iohtm. Otto test.

Nsh Psi St. L. st iteiliug. l. loprer.

Amn N. J. 5:2 lu Atti. ntu fo. tOs N.

N. Baltimotetotmio t5' lit Btq utopret. iii hicogo floe il' look. A at tU5 5" t5 1. Eri A peer 0 ted.

Tpmae LnteSimooe tnion Pntflc 5 4l Oobnei a Soul. N. A. A toot. ta 50551.

it iS kt 7tlctigoii l6.I aONDs toes Vp. tundedulehI. S. registrpj lame I. mc tn J.ouiinitnsstsmupe-i.

it t3 4e. Si N. C. Go. ii tlewneinmtt lu iii' Se a.

4ls. torrutrt 4 Interest last dullness. a lo I ycall when sonsuch Well. is regal' Jui thre de- years. goidwas were-rather owng 2k.

oc- a ii' ui5 1u75 il AninmOmmgerheantne tt9 ieti5 ioU 3lOj 2370 570 6tt t4 51 507 52 43 43's p. 14570 i46 iI1u' Erie i3' i3' Edlaon Sen. Else It J5 23t Anmeriemunlohaeeo 57 al1 sit tO 131. III Netienat Iesl jS I3 4270 43' 42l 4' 17 56 ml IO Ten Coal and it 1su lSn il3' VOt t03 90. Southern hallway.

mu do.pref.:5) :20 1St iS' lO' It New York Si sv' v0m st' New as muhe 54' 23'S 32' tO iS5 It Jteesting It ll70 10 1570 10 flock 4's 370 04 OI 14. Paul. e6s 67 55 ee s7' Vmiion tamittc I 57 570 Anmerican teOon 5 Western tnlon Itt 7C7 7:70 I7 7s. Dist. end attIc sed 10' 1070 10' 1070.

1O4 US Leatberpret4e 17 4O 47 4770 Manhattan. 5570 811 5070 50701 1670 Oeereial70s. 17 Aizut7aLflhia toalceeNtO70 iOlMcon 11370 roremam70. Columbus SetOO to 40eai. tOI tO2Vaterworks 16104 tie.

4' tOtS. tt3 ill RomeOs150 Siranah as. 10 South I53ili70 11:21 Cm I. lttt5 Cml. I.

grt ca lbll a 4. AIlaititsi1iLt AlaCl 470101 16 C. A. tot OeiSOO153 iS. Os is.

Pc 1st itO lit istle 107 11170 ml 65 1 do 1000001 5AlJ 5040 Seorgia.tee ixi AUgaSsV 91 Cl OoUthweamorn 84 6:270 A. P. 99 lOu ew tnatbuying rrm beng higher lO Ln asmo O79 ii aS2 e70 5870 24' 2370 4 Septumber i llh f470 2370 Slay. 1770 May. 2070.

I a 630 452t0 53 7 5 1770 LanD- Septpmber hum 1 li 70 at nsa- 5:270 4' 7 a a as ses 865 306 23 Oala 445ca hogs. 7Oiu 4. Fai i. OUrrnarkets becthe iD trout 5OOO. de- 0 of a 001900 to receive qutle a feel that heavy.

95 Weare ET CONSTITUTION 1 Augiet4y00 fist 14la sms 43 00 family. ahitetttlemixp4tlle llieGenrgh ic' Sled nsck4. 000 m. 4 Veutiem as" tm win t. iaUOI 70 It.

1 70afoat 70s70eiulvsnmc 70 81's i un70oele St. Louts 4 e1HtS fanryll41ts 2laehoire2 1 emi :2.21) 4l5 1eeenibcr2t I I 870. 1iaa mN ied No2 mtaediiewll No. No. 58 39l 4 steodarmi 5li4e 470do 470t' 2Ot 2700 lute tl5c lOattomgtscnmaatc heat slOltdair3- escksIitltdo bbtotiOOiee cream ela tltlOstl15 118 12.7'S eodaOc I.

li1 17 tO3. 14iM00001tu. 4 bmvOopoints 1llJikalutiaMeptember Dttaoiil tllstnm 55Cr 7 1 1 limit relinem9 stead immd 51 emu A470tcut loefanderusbemi 470tcuiwsd70. quetopen Olin 37 tlgt IOgl1t 470ccear I mm I It' 9mu I or Beeondquallty. 470c tall mit 3CiOstmort clot Baronlaxedsboutdersi7aisng citmmr cite 425.

7OIial75. tmam tidS tOm option6Scptmutr335 Ammeat qtvmtstcno Jsrdett2L9lta. 80270m 175. nmeooll50. ti 3.

1 270 tlatsui7a ehortribe 400 425. ava1 comiCs closet 511 CU ll8 0 l15770 li270 1lU70N Augost 217052170 bbimmABC i2t 0' 151 1155 tiui0Nelllwiadowgiassi7a 858770 2170trregmlarstiolIs turob-sdy llU0crud turpeutlntateady 0soit li6ovirlnlt7o. o25045u el 2SmulJS 1 olOtiIo I lsu 715111 43O5 12soaao. I choce4u0 025 13uutto05. AitanlaAeguot Ego' 202270e 1t 1 He potatoes-Burbank bhI5tOd55cusjtTeflnesetlu54 Swcstpotatoen 1255150 ooi 100525i 4 i425c37f Utis lloZtl25 1J70517C.

13c Nuts 74e4c. 770mssc I I tcwslnuts 1056 1 Ic nuts 5i1c. Peancte virginIa ScaO fancy J4 FCR ou july 23 Ion Int areunsecured re- 13 hers Lumpklnnext rflorning a Communlcat ii i MO3 ABOUT a be con chii- de- wh antI-AmerIcan lab wh'-hmr ortrom titucorlng nattOns so mur stiiuvIc aro not faiotics adllttg a dsap sc tmo5qt ttmtly Ct. oppressed imnopposed Its listen the isaitins As' erirsn mimic an im ecm7e1lastlca1 i true does so ha nOWglven always it phblc svp by. htpoms7tioi.

tb' The-fact ti se ascn lnoy The uflarli nS4iJt1ie5 of the 11tCut clots thair ci we give st' eIpose the Vett ha the'- 01- degrte theo this affnirsnpwllLbend harlfloilzing tternrnet andeisdeavOrtto titlstna md ote ends1. tsen havehid eoatedtongue tmsouththls. morning. Ktep with you foroceuIonasase iL DtI SOMieba' esT County tlie' Tobaccoxrnnufacturedinth Co jfr' Tobacoe beenselling givebejtj b' CO- a1e2 S' college and At' 1 or a. A.

NUNNALLYPreOi SOUTIII3RNMILITARY 4' 5- Pges. CAPT. I. XENA LOOAIj gac lenc 5 tomodernand 4. Ca iil school COLLEGE HOME.

ff- same lionsewith I etc5 31st IS6. Dh1UIfl1M ATLANTAPHYS4 0 VI LII DeanSouthern of 1 it PS Fl IL J. E4RNESTHoustonSlreet. Hans I I I I Water years in A El in nearlyi Disease. S.

Geoiia nosr extensice ifh2 and Kidney beenmost IltIIIu UUI ia DADIII AD PICP ofthe Kidness Gout I VI punat a itauuu. 1 is prices. NO Fmrst-clas for5o CI4 Peachtresj 12wsun fl JOIINIcOT1LET fls aJUtJ 1 of J. J. P.

TUrD Correspondent Co MADDOX 1 1 Id PFLE 4. Freeldet. wLrBi CS elits Cashier. MADDOXooRUCKER soicit accountof firms. faiorblet wefer1i15 upto rate cf4 Pet out or ofdeposit inteeItt crtkcate I ofan this 1.

otFulton 10 within cashand' also fixturesln propertyofMM superior cOurt the' National lStG. juIy3OZlaug324I67S9 atPonce" jjijjjjjtjjjjjjji InvestmentSecU 5 i4 Js C. executed priVI tOlalb Z7 1 NEWS. 5 :5 I the llttletV0I ptiblls il yin thet1s stro etheaL poetic tancie tOut Thlse LSt 150 I prOdile' 11055. ssuVCssfU1 career in work isf niilar 16 and po dmtrerslith a efereneet0 r5S4.

reEreation I potafle0Ua scrio tjioslght and t1e are Ombrti gwegatber kIte jjsorrragrant bloo ofdN 1Ya th V0C gr phort Ienderne ittJ bad wait Ie crowned's WIth a proud civin bisuna stzof alOng- deith. be Th SC the be Is gee aw ye he sIC sake a lighter vel oemsamong th the wa Ts boatwas rc in IIu his d. he win IT. herbs leeks or look po ge That Island a. be fhea where 1303de yon loveIi ehlsgera snakes How blissfully He gas Whln nocatide hunry Ime I e4 heed when swarmi can She These wa atld no as WouId re so Timl beg- misc lips The a C.

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