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THE Mnrtm6N. ATLANTA GA. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9 GEORGIA SPORTSMEN DELUGE COMMISSION WITH GAME QUERIES Commissioner of Game and Pish I Charles S. Arnow. 11 seriously consid er Ins placing In a welt lighted section of hit office.

a gold-embossed slfn portraying the old maxim. "Don't cross your bridges until you come to them. because the commissioner has been deluged with letters. from all see- Uonll of the state requesting exact and concise Information relative to the changes to made In the law when the present game Dill. now In ah senate is passed.

The bill was passed by the house lat week and was sent to' the senate where It received the ap- I pt-oval of the senate committee. But the bill will not become a law until It I passed by the senate. submitted to the governor and signed by him. Therefore. Commissioner Arnow' In busy answering letters explaining' the condition of affairs and also stating that In the event the bill becomes' a Taw It will cause but few changes.

AMUSEMENTS THE GEORGIAN DAINTY LOUISEHUFFaParamountStarT IN "DESTINY'S TOY" A Miss Huff Has a ChatmtnL Role la This Late Paramount SUCOCM wr DADUKD ATTRACTIONS TITO Bright nd Clever Comedies The Tired Business Man" SftEES sSar PAS OVERALLS" THtltSDAY rallor Frederick I. The Mont Before. A'- if Dreamy Knights a Sparkling Comedy. SEE PATHES MIGHTIEST FILM SPECTACLE THE GRIP OF EVIL By Louis Tracy A master plot in fourteen episodes showing the real side of Humanity exposing the Evils of Society. The stars are Jackie Saunders and Roland Bottomley.

AT. THESE THEATERS Alpha Theater Atlanta Ga. Tuesday I Theater Atlanta. G. Rtnt Theater Atlanta La Park Theater.

Atlanta. Ga. Fulton Theater. Atlanta. 0.

Alb Theater Atlanta Oa. Standard Theater. Atlanta. G. Arcade Theater.

Atlanta. Ua. Strand Theater. ttbena Ga. Dreamland Theater.

a ts. G. Lenol Tkeater. aru.ha. u.

Dent Theater. ltalla Ala. r. Ilnevll Ala. I Theater.

Grand Theater. 1..1 a. Ialae Theater. LFytte G. lyric Theater.

Miami. Fla. traDd Theater Miami. Fle. Strand Theater.

Montcamerr. Ala. pj1 Theater. Mostgoaiery. Ala.

Douglas Theater. Mae n. Ga. Urenmland Theater. MryTlIIl Tnn.

i II1Joa Theater. Nashville. TVnn. Dixie Theater Vashvllle Tnn. Krlalr Theater.

a hvllle. Trail. Alcazar Theater. ham. Ala.

Belmont Theater. asbyllte Tn ut Theater. BlrmIaghim. Ala. Theater.

Tnn Avondale Theater. Birmingham. Ala. Royal Palace Theater. VasbrUle.

Trnn. Champion Tb ater fllrmIngba. Ala. lede TIM syIlle Ton Grand O. H.

Tneater. Brucawick. G. Colvalal Theater. as rllle.

Tenn. Grand Theater a. TD Imperial Theater Visbrllle Teen. flonita Theater. Columbus.

Ga. Alpine Theater Vashrtllr ten. St. Flao Theater. Pratt lltr.

Ala. Grand Theater. Pttn II. TlIIe Theater G. Rex Tsx- r.

St. trmt arf. Kla. Lla lnTllle Theater. t.

Aosrnotlnr. Pin. Lrrle Theater. Surd Fla. Odeon Theater.

Savannah. G. Star Theater Savannah G. Evelyn Theater Sort. Circle G.

Katrlna TIM Hldarille G. Grand Theater. Tampa Eli. raJa Theater JlIUPO Tine. Mareo Theater.

Tampa Kl Lyrie Theater. Jackson. Tens. Diamond Theater Tuecloaa Strand Theater Jaekoonrille. Fl.

Ols Theater. Vienna. Ga. Casino Theater. Jbonllf Fla.

Grand Theater Valdoita G. Gem Theater Knsxvflle. Teen. Theatortum Theater Went Bloeton Ala. i De' Vine Theater La FoUettt Tea.

Venus Theater 11101 City Fit. Palace Theater. cordele. G. A opue Theater.

Columbia. Tnn Palace Theater G. hoc. Heur Theater. I tDr I Belle Theater.

KnsleT AIai On Theater KlbertVO Gk Grand Theater FUpreoW Ga. Alamo Theater. GaYln Ga. Alamo Theater Ala. Read The Story In The Atlanta Constitution Released by PATHE Exchange Produced by BALBOA WITH THE MOVIES THE ALPHA TODAY Ruth Roland In A Matrimonial Martyr a colored PaUle feature.

ALAMO NO. 2 TODAY Pauline. Sfcln The Worn- an In the Ca e. THE ALAMO NO. I TODAY She of the Wolf' Breed.

Ben Turpin In Hired and Fired farce comedy. THE STRAND TODAY Dorothy Green and Clifford Bruce In The Devil' at HI Elbow. THE SAVOY TODAY A Society Sherlock The Lucky Gold Piece Where I My Husband farce comedy. THE REGENT TODAY Felt In Love With Hit Wtfe PIEDMONT TODAY Billie Burke in The Fighting Spirit Arthur Hoops In The Danger Signal lo high-elate vaudeville. VAUDETTE TODAY Mae Mar and Robert Harron.

In The Marriage of and a screaming Keystone comedy "Madcap Ambrose. THE VICTORIA TODAY Fritzl Brunette In Unto Those Who Sin. THE GEORGIAN TODAY Louise Huff In "Destiny's Toy. THE CRITERION TODAY I Beatrlz Mlchelena In The Unwritten Law. PARK THEATER TODAY Exploits of Elaine.

No. 8 Paths comedies and dramas EUCLID THEATER TODAY Special Pictures. Headliner on Way for Vaudeville Here for Today' Matinee. MI Josephine Davis. singing Co.

meillenne. whose good stunning gowns and elegant voice have made her the rage of halt a dozen countries. is un her way to Atlanta to take headline position on thTh weeks Keith vaudeville bill at the toorayth Man- lIfer OeorRe. H. liickman received a telegram last night that Miss Davis has left New York and.

will be here In time to appear at. tet8s matinee. She takes the place of Miss Adele Howland whose prostration from heat necessitated her cancelling her engagement. Miss Davis is a magnetic American girl whose career has won her Inter. tame.

She has recently returned to this country after a. sensationally successful tour of the music halls of lurope Beside this she has made a tour the world that took her. to The big theaters of India. Egypt. Africa.

Ureat Britain and South America. Tress criticisms declare that Miss David possesses an exceptionally elegant voice and hr reputation fur displaying unusual coviumes is well known. Six other acts on the Porsyth bil this week Include Jappe West and tenna. an unusual daiNRk offering in which a pretty girt hajsss prominent part Torn ie" and co In a comedy sketch Jewells animated toy circus. an exceptional novelty.

and others. FIVE VILLA BANDITS CONDEMNED AND SHOT Chihuahua City. Mexico. I 8. Jeneral Trino received a report to day that the Villa bandits captured In the Miipimi region and brought to Ilermajilli have hpn condemned and shot.

martini are sittinu this week in the cases or the bandits cai tUled at San Jlnacio who belon nl to the band ngn Pd with the Americans near Fort llniuock and of tho. brrght from Lerru Oordo. The Cerro Uordo men claim in lief. fe that thy were captured by Villa i Jinin. and impressed under threa rof death.

A number or young ty of Chihuahua City have lCCfl sentenced liy Acting Governor Trevino to serve al' street sweepers for CO javs Thrv were found guilty of disturbing the nights' rest of the household the father of Oovernor Inllclo n.i'I"e" while serenading the town after a dance. AMUSEMENTS Ni.10 JOSKIIIINK I WiTFUS AM MORRIS tUlR tR JTt WIST 5K TONI IAVII CO. OTUER KEITH tT" 2 PIECNlCNT The Captivating UIIMO Four Other Acts BILLIE BURKE And 7 Reels Pictures TODAY AriD THURSDAY DOROTHY GREEN and CLIFFORD BRUCE In THE AT HIS ELBOW A Metro Wonder Picture of II bl man laid low by Woman and Wine. A L. I A Today arid Thursday RUTH ROLANDj In a S-part Pathecolor A Matrimonial Martyr" ADMISSION Sc Only Coming Saturday Charles Chaplin The Vagitbond" Were you one of the 6000 PEOPLE whoopwd6dthe CRITERION i yesterday to see The Unwritten law' If not come today.

ADVANCE IN PRICES Easier Money Better Feeling as to Labor Outlook and Other Favorable Argu- ments Slightly Upturn All Groups. NewYor1s. August t. Th stock market gave every Indication" today or a. deposition to shake off Its recent lassitude and mount.

to higher levels. Settlement of the local labor troubles. easier money and other favorable au- urles contributed to. the sudden ac cession of ibulllsh. sentiment.

Price" re at their best In the I hour. but reacted here and there on publication of the government crop report. official figures tore out recent lst- mates of serious damage to corn and spring wheat the. former showing a condition on August 1 of 753. against 82 a month a o.

while wheat's condition was placed at 63 against 89 un July 1. Other trains and cereals disclosed more or less deterioration. though generally the year average. Shipping shares were the active features Mercantile Marine preferred re cording an extreme gain of 5 on very large dealings. with 1H for the common and for United Fruit.

There were the usual reports of an approaching reorganization of the Mercantile Marine company on terms satisfactory i. contending interests. racilii- Mail whose fortunes ale Interwoven with Marine also made a gain of I points. There wore moments of strength In Reading. tiiion laeiflr and a othPI Important rails together with minor shares like Denver and tIo rande common and preferred and Lake Erie and Western but Grangers were slightly affected by crop conditions.

Bulled States titlll mounted to 87 and closed a mere fraction under that figure the stork showing sl nx of steady accumulation In the forenoon. When It led all others. There were additional gains In the paper Issues on highly prosperous trade conditions. und retroleumg wet better despite fur- thr price reductions Miscellaneous stocks. Including slime coming within the category of wet Issues were I point It but munitions and motors were relatively backward.

Gas tacks supplemented recent advances part of which was surrendered. on calf1 Total nd8 were unchanged Stocks in New York. a. Am. neet Sugar Am.

Cotton Oil Am. Ix 0omotlve Am. Smelting tin Sugar Am. Je Tel. Am.

Tobacco An Zinc Anaconda Copper S7S 129S 121 OL lujs Atlantic Cost Une ln lx comollve Tu Baltimore onto. Bethlehem tPel Jlan frlflc Central Leather 51 hrrnkai Q.clhl hi. Mil. St. jr.

i hi R. I. 1' Ry 18' onsolidted Gas 141 Corn Product. 11 rueihle Steel Kr' Jt lieneral Electric i lrpI Northern pM. 117 Ureit Northern Ore IS 14 6 9JS 10 SSJ 54 69 i3' 70V 71 sit 54 41 119' 53 19 7iw jji 35 us 1 9 I Lit Ran.

City Southern whiCh Valley Lrf ulvll Na hv lJg ett Mysri. lorlilard Co. Maxwell Mtnr No. tn ft pfd Missouri Pacific Mexican ketroteun National Lead Nw York Central. X.

I' N. U. II. Norfolk Western. Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading- Rep.

Iron Steel. Seaboard Air Llns. do. pfd iLubakr Cp Southern Pacific Southern Railway do. pfd Tennessee Copper Texas Co.

Texas Pacific tnlon Pacific United Fruit U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel do.

pfd Utah Copper Cero. Chemical. Vs. Iron. C.

C. Wabash Pfd. Western Union YeMlnghOuse Glee. Total sales Tusftdi 71 7 54 771. 77 79U 77 4" 97" 230 7 10SS 103 58 68' 128 lllH 95 4 130 67 192 US' 13ljit IRt 2501.

54 631 IT 8 118 JJV. 97 6 26" JH 44 57 93 14 93 67 67 y. 154. DOO in 41- no no' 5 I 5 4S 94 4 4 46L ii Hi 36 JT 40 1 54 1 23 7 67 4 35 19 4 190' 111 ns USh 1591 4 85S 1HH 118 TO a 27 931 93V 57 57 res. j.

S. 2. registered bid do. coupon. bid 941 S.

Is re bid do. coupon. bid J. S. 4 relll.t..d.

bid do. coupon- bid Panama 30 coupon bid 101. American cultur.l a 102. American Cotton Oil Be 551. American Tel.

St Tel. cv. 4Hn bid 101 American Tobacco 6 118 French 5 Atchison 5571. 4 Atlantic Coa Un. Baltimore ft Ohio cc.

4 11 Central of Ueorgla onsol 6 hid 1004 Central Leather is Iliesapeake A Ohio v. 4 Ha 95 Chicago B. Quincy joint 4 Chicago. Mil. A St.

Paul cv. 6 bid. Chicago R. I. Pan.

fly. ret. 40 Colorado Southern ref. 4H 8jiZ Denver A Rio Grande ref. 6.

69 Dominion of Canada 6 a(1931) 100 Erie Sen. 45 73 llllnoln Central ret. 4 bid 87 mt. Mpr. Marine 44 etta.

10 4 Kansas t. Southern ret. En 891 Lljgett 4 Myers a 101 Lorillard hid loot Ululvlll ouhvilla un. 4 bid. sit UliKourl.

Ian. Texas lot Ca. bid. 74 Missouri Pacific Conic a. bid 101 New York Central db 11 iC W.

T. N. ii. A Hartford cv. 112 Nottollt.

Western ev. 4 a jj Northern Pacific 4 91 ij Pennaylvnla Con ol. 4Vi 104V do. o. 4H 101 Reading Sen.

41 Republic Iron Steel 6 1 40) In lit. loula 4 San Fran. ret. 4. 11 St.

Louts 4 Southwestern let 71 seaboard Mr Une dl It nv Southern Bell Telephone Ka 100it Southern Pacific cv. 6 iom Southern Railway 5 bid 101 to. n. II 7H4 Tnfte Copper cv. Is HU Texal Company cv.

a 104 Vi TzC Pacific lit Union Pacific Ca S. Steel Ea 105 Virginia-Carolina Chemical 971 New York Financial. York. August I. Mercantile paper pr cent.

Itterllni. sixty-day bills 471H. demand 475 cables 478 718. Francs. demand JI1U.

cable Marks. demand 71T4 cable. 71116. Xronen demand 13 7 Cables lift. Qulldera.

de. mnd 41 8 cables 4144. Lire demand s4na. cabla 4 H. Rubl a demand lOl1 cable.

I Bar siiet ItH. Mexican doll ra El. Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds lrfr lar. Time loans steady sixty I ninety days JO1H lx months t4 4 pet Ctnt Call mosey firm high 2 lo 2 ruling rte it last loan 2H closing hid 564 offered Dry Goods.

New York August. Cotton roods yen SUT today. Prices higher on print cloth nd brown shssUars. Tarn. and am roods wits firm.

Raw silk Uk rxxlj id tU for Dwindling Crop Prospects Forecast Loss JQ Millions Corn the Nations Greatest Crop Menaced by Drought. All Important Crops Will Show Decreased Yields. Washington. August 8. Falling off In crop prospects.

amounting to many wtl- lion of dollars of 1081 to farmers of the country. were Indicated today In the department of agriculture' August report. which forecast declines In In icated production In almost ev ry im- portant crop from the forecasts re ported in July. Wheat showed a loss of 105000000 bushels Corn 119000000 bushels oats 43000000 bushels barley 11000000 bushels. and there decreases In rye white and sweet potatoes flax apples and peaches.

A heavy reduction of the indicated production of cotton pre viously had teen reported. Corn the nations greatest crop. Is in a serious condition from drouth. and it rain does not come soon the yield will be smaller than the forecast an nouned today which was 2777000 000 bushels. More definite Information regarding the size of the country's tant farm crops was given today by the de partment of agriculture In Its monthly crop report when forecasts of production a based on conditions ex liting August 1 were given.

The cum crop which may equal last years treaking crop when more than three billion bushels were grown for the first lime- In history. was making satisfactory growth with favorable warm weather but In some section wan suffering for rain at the most critical period of the growing season. Winter wheat harvesting had progressed favorably as far north at South Dakota lower Michigan and New York. and had been finished In southern Iowa central Illinois. northern Indiana Ohio.

and southern Pennsylvania while harvesting had begun in Washington. Oregon and Idaho. The yield was better than expected on fh north Pacific roast and is generally good In Nebraska nnd Kansas. Thrashing was going on In the central states. Itapid growth of spring wheat was reported from Washington and Montana lut In North Dakota end Minne- sotit it has been too hot fur satisfactory progress.

Rye harvesting was going on In th northern part of the country. Barley we. sdinjr well. harvest had begun on the north Pacific coast and the crop soon will he ready to cut in the upper Missouri and Mississippi valleys Th rice imp Is promising. Harvesting oats had progressed satisfactorily In the lower Ohio valley and the crop was turning in the more northern Forecasts or production which may be larger or smaller than Indicated.

as affecting the crops are titteT or worst follow Stats In million. of bu. s. I 000000 omitted A Ttly For. torp 1915 34 ItOP tsst Crop.

AI hat li 9 70 317 232 All heai 4 1012 728 rrn 777 2 VS JOTi 2 7J1 l74 1317 1140 1116 I Barley 213 IS Rye 41 HO 4 2 7. l4ukhat 171 2. 170 tle potMi 364 3 3 1 Mweet pottn 7 a a 742 ST I nli 1197 llili I 0 1 950 Tlax 1 I 145 13 187 Hire 34 7 34 2 28 9 24 4 Hay 4 X5 3 6 I li. 34 3 112 14 Sugar fM tonal 7:7 724 6 51 61 Apples Mjli 7t 767 6 rhfs 401 421 6 431 Production flirures for wlntsr hut asd ry are pr llrulnsry esilmsles tonipsrlson of the August. with the July production forecast.

Indicates the rhen es in prunpert enured by weather end other rition during the month of July. Th next gPnrt crop report will Is- cued Friday. September I other itetBlIc of the report follow Winter Wheat Preliminary estimate of ld. 138 luetiCIs pr sere compared with id 2 last yetr. and 163 the 151014 average I Sprinit Vhe Condition.

l4 per cent of a normal compared lth 90 la mnnth HJ 4 Us Hr. and 7S 3 the 10 average. i Indicated an" yield. II bushels compared with It 3 la year. and 32 5 the 1910-14 a All Wh Indicated yield.

129 tuah- 1. per acre. compared with IS. tact year. and 14 the 1910-14 average.

cirn ndtl n. 753 pr cent of a nor. I mat. compared with MO lat month. 796 lat year.

and 9 the year averse. Indicated ld. 756 tuphel per Hire urn pared with last ye r. and 205 the UU. 1114 average I Uata CimJltton.

81 O. pr cent of a normal. compared with 3 last month. 116 Kt year. anif Ito 3 the year average.

Indicated yield Si 4 tvuihei pr acre. corn. pared with 37 I taut yr and 80 i the 1 10- i 1 14 average. Oat Rrnlnlnic rn FarmoAuKUKt I l- mated at ar out 113394000 Tunnel compared nlth 65607000 ls year and MiiOOO the overate August 1 stocks 19101914 Hsrl y--rnn lltlon. pr cent of a normal compared with 97 9 last month.

tit last year. and 82 I the year average. Indicated yield. 8 I bushels pr acre. compared with 12 last ye r.

and :4. th 11101914 average Rye Preliminary estltnte of yield. 153 bui hel pr acre. compared with 171 last year and 16 3 the 14 average. HuckMrheat Area planted acres compared- with 806000 acres last year.

Condition MI 8 pH cent of a normal. compared with 93. la year. and 687 the 10. year average.

Indicated yield. tfl bu ls acre. compared with 196 last yr and 20. the 14 average. White Tntatoe Condition.

HA PH cent of a normal compared with 87 last month. 920 la year. and 171 the year aver. nge Indicated yield. 100 3 bunhels pr acre.

4 with 551 last yr and 876 the 1910-14 average Sneet Potatoes Condition. 9 pr cent of a normal compared with 194 last month. ST. 1 last year. and 84 8 th year average.

Indicated yield. 966 bushel. per acr com; pared with 10 3 last year. and 834 th i 1910-14 average. Toliacco Condition.

844 per cent of a normal. compared with 875 taut month. 7 7 tact year. and 79 the year average Indicated yield. 6116 pounds per acre.

compared with 7711 last year and 8214 the 1910-14 average. Flax Condition. 84 0 pr cent of a normal compared with 903 last month. 911 last year. and SI 4 the 10 overate Indicated yield.

K. buthcle pr acre. compared with 101 la ye und 7. the 11101914 average. Rice Condition.

92 pr cent of a normal compared with 337 test month. 800 last year end 89 the year averajre Indicated yield. S76 bushels pr acre. compared with 861 last Year. and 31 2 the 1910-14 average.

Hay Tame Estimated area. 8 44 000 acres compared with S6 7JJOO last year. Condition. r5 per cent of a normal. corn.

pared with 924 last month. 890 last year. and 89 the year average. Indicated yield. lM tons compared with 165 tat year.

and 134 the 1510-14 average. Cotton Condition. 73 pr cent of ajior- mal on July 31 compared with 111 last month. 764 last year. and 785 the.

year overage. Indicated yield. 1734 pounds per acre compared with 3703 last year. and 1 the 1910-14 average. na Sugar Beets Condition.

na pr cent of a normal. compared with 57 last month. 914 last year. and 901 the year aver- as- Indicated yield. 107 tons per acre.

compared with 107 last year and 108 th 1910-14 average. Acreage. of the above crops. excluding applies and peaches. total 801190000 acres compared with 11111000 last year Sod I 801168000 In 1614.

Metals. New York. August f. Th Ul i- change quotes lead at 00 Spelur dull. spot.

fast St. Louis delivery. tH. At London Lead. n.

U. 8p 4tr 44. Copper electrolytic. tS6ttO3T004 Iron steady and unchanged. Metal exJ change quota tin steady spot.

1377HO 37874 At London Spot copper 107 future 105. Electrolytic. 124. Spot tin. 187 is futures.

lit. Keith Vaudeville conceded to be the best Forsyth theater all week. Lessened Hog. Squealing Boosts Provisions-Federal Estimates' Have Varying Effect on Grain List. Chicago August.

S. Although the government crop report turned out to be more bullish as to wheat than even the radicals had expected. bearish mis. glvlns. concerning what would be shown ruled the market most of the time today.

and were only overcome late In the session by word or liberal European purchasing andby advices that black rust danger In Canada was becoming worse. The market cloud firm to He net higher with September I133S and December 131. In corn the outcome ranted from ic de- to K4c advance oats finished to He down. and provisions up Sc to J7V c. As the government crop report Is based on conditions no later for the most part than July IS and as much of the damage to spring wheat had not developed until after that date.

the trade. as a rule. was disposed at first today to be extremely cautious about accepting estimates that the total yield to be predicted by Washington would he as low as 875000000 bushels. Few If any. traders were prepared for the total announced after the.

nose. 21,000000 bushels still less In quantity. The tact that Liverpool quotations were lower. end that cable advices said buyers seemed to be holding oft until after the Issuance of the Washington report was a further discouragement to the bulls. Later however.

It began to ap pear that Europeans were buying on a big scale especially at Winnipeg. Total purchases of wheat by Kurope iwfn J12ufllially out. aggregate 2000000 bushels mostly Manltobas. Besides dispatches from a leading expert said that more than SO per cent of the crop In Saskatchewan was likely to be badly Injured by black rust. Winnipeg authorities ad Manitoba was Yielding only 8 to 10 bushels an acre where cut.

nt wag going on and that many fields would not be cut at all. In corn as In wheat. the guesses went wrong regarding Ohs government re port. Rains gave the bears an additional advantage which. however.

was partly offset by the effect of the late of wheat. v- as to oats to he lep. bullish than expected. ales'8 was depressed hedging Provisions ascended owing to higher on mrd Vas under much filing pressure for a while. but later showeS evidence of good demand.

thlga Quotation. Rang. board of trade Tuesday WUEAT P' 85 85 Sit 85 25. 0 258 2541 t2 Dt 1205 1312 1295 is i 9o VtlBH 1250 1315 I2- If 1J9T 1575 ll. 1371 1150 1272 1331 In Chicago.

Wheat Corn Oats og8 car' JI ears 1147 can 15099 head Grain. Chicago August Wheat. No. 2 red new J1314eiJ64 So. red.

new. ll. 4' 3 No 2 hard. new. 1341J4 No 3 hard.

new. tl2JCijJv wiJ o. Corn. No. 3 yellow.

5Vi685i So 4 yellow. JVi. No. whIte. S2CSJH standard.

Rye. No. new. 1104 Barley. 654JS7.

Timothy. 550. Clover. I700m4so. Cotton Region Bulletin.

Atlanta. Ga. For the 14 hours ending at I a. m. nth meridian time.

August 8. 116. Minimum temperatures art for It-hour period ruling at I a. to. this data Re teived late not Included In.

averages. RuIhe yesttrdiy. wst for 94 hours ending a. rn. Thth meridian tlmt exp where.

otherwise Indicated. NOTE The avert highest and lowtst temperatures art made up at each center from the actual number. of reports received. and tae average precipitation from the number of stations reporting 910 inch or more. The Stats of weather" Is that prevailing at th time of th observations.

Remark LJght eatters4 showers contlotn through out the central and Btrn district Tern. perature averagea art about normal. 5' Ton Meteorologist tratb Bureau. ArtJ i COTTON spot dJo rr. Per lb.

In New York. 141tc 1 oct. i rr. Pb. la.

New COTTON Oct. Nov. el Ib. la Liverpool 19- cw LARD Sept. daiy tTC.

In CWcsio RJ Sept. r. pVr lb. In Chicago. C.

s. OIL stpi. dely. per lb. In York.

1 i 7 or' jnn aW York-COFFEE Sept. delj per lb. In New York. LUe. CALL MONE York.

avg. :0 1 la la New lock. i.a- COMMKHCIAL fAftiR In New York. an. 2 87 DEMAND LONDON J3X.

In New York 547375 TYPICAL LISTED Industrial slocks. Sew York 1109 02 YPZCAL USTKD R. R. stocks In York 7118 TVPJCAL LJSTKD R. It and lou Bonds In Sew York 5102:57 Per cent.

Industrial stocks used are Amer. tin Ba tock Bait. Illinois Central. N. Y.

Central. arid Southern Railway. Railroad and Industrial bead liwd Met mer. Tel. Tel.

Central of Ueorgia. onsol. Central Leather U. 8. Steel sad IrjInU-CarolIna Chemical.

Obla Rice. Orleans. August I. Rough ate. WM nd active today and clean ric ad Receipt Rough.

478 cka clean. 700 gales Routh Honflura Jll. i.cl"n HonOur 1761 pockets uot Bou Uoadnru Country produce. New York. August I.

Butter Hrm re ceJpU. 15623. Creamery' extra scor. Eggs Irregular receipts 16012 Fr gathered. extra fine.

32s3 extra firsts 0t 31. firsts 27t Cheese iliac receipts 5343 State fresh. clal 16t do. average fancy. 1816.

Live poultry weak no prices settled. Dressed firmer broilers. 330 fowls 1749 22. turkeys Butter higher Chlcaio. creamery.

Egg. higher receipts 5769 cases tlrsta. 321. ordinary first. Z23 at mark.

cases d. 19 23. Potate ua ettled receipts. 4 cars Jersey and Virginia. bulk.

115120 'Virginia. bsrreied. S310r350 Illi 011 and Ohio. 1. 00 105.

oultry. alive hlgner fowls inf 1SSJO. Provisions. Chlcar" August Pork. 2650.

Zarl HJi Cash Naval Stores. iavannah la. August 8. Turpentine firm at 41. sales.

ei receipts. 4 ship- men 137. stock. 14849. lIKin filrm sale.

1470 receipts. 1690 rhipmenl SSiZ Block. t9671. Quote A. it.

5355 C. D. 385 E. 1315 Y. 2600 O.

610 H. 815 I. K. 3630 at. 1C 45 N.

window. glsfcs. 5 CO water white 1680. Jacksonville. Via.

August Turpentine firm at 41HCH1 tale SOS receipt 536 hipmrntn. 1033 stock. 32204. Ru4n firm ile 1475 receipt 1154 hlpm nl 510 tork. 136698.

Quote. A. Ii. 1500 5Zl1 C. D.

15.6066 E. 9570. F. JiSOe599 G. 11.

I 6. 1. j6oe R. 56200827 i jeD jfi3Hi N. :3 35 window rl tat white.

X. ieOGC 5. 5 itf 1 si 1 1 1 Forsyth all week Josephine Davis Waters and Morris Pour Entertainers Joyce West Senna Tom Davies and Company Witt and Winter Jewells Manikins. SIISSIISSIISIISSISSISSSSSISIIfllSSfll Interested in Markets One way to make em serve you is to hold you hot. Get a fair price for it.

Best. way to hold is to store in a safe place. Eight acres of floor specs are set apart warehouse Lay snUcallanaous toraga. Get worlds of stuff OI bat rawaa for carloads more. Phono or wrlia Atlanta Warehouse Co.

Atlanta Ga. Lower nsurance CONCRETE construction reduces the insurance rates on buildings' and contents. The fire risk ft so slight that many owners caxy no insurance on the' building. CONCRETE tUXT P35OcW1OI Atlanta HUBBARD BROS. iCO.

Cotton Merchants HANOVER SQUARE NEW tK Meznben New York CbtfonExchfcie tow orteana Cetton xchaiiK I York Produce Exchange taiBoeUU oenobena Liverpool Cotton AmBOclmtlon. Orders solicited for the purchase nd sale of cotton and cottnesd oil lor- future dlIry Speeigl attention and liberal term given spot cotton for delivery. Correspondence CHARLES JAMES MqZ WITH GAMEQUERIES I I ertng al our OU hll. I made theJ hou wu I I II paJlle 1 law. I 1 IAMUS MENTSI yDAINTY LOUiSE 11.

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ur tfW ter. 11. Tht r. atrr. ter.

ITD I I. at T. Iia la TIIft r. at BI oa. aua II I Frede Case.

THE NO1 THE His Is' far Ht Th also Marsh and. I I I THE. TER MAGNETIC COMEDIENNE COMINGOI THE FORSYTH VI ay le Miss co. jks 11 titda tr ne 8IIttated recentl he of he Ig I pOSS S8e" bl14 e. ut da ha to I I ral to- In hflUj ht thi all an heIonI Am ns nlo thf' IIn ler soCit mn I IJ I 8 I 11 n1 II fath per nadlng I 11 II i FORSVTH to tnudertlt 130 Ili TFU A I Wt SEA TO I 1 n.

OTnF.1t I I I I to THE STRAtW I I In DEVIL I Pic rure bll I I tA I II Pathe olor I Matr monlal I 1 5 I I I I I In i Vaglbond" I I' I i ho cr wd the i I. i lfnot---c meto ay. OADVAN I' I SECURITY MARKET SHOWS ORE tifEI I Gro ps. The It II urlell Sc- were th lr' ma tes U. uly a re- I or I tu the who fort un I' I I Ia if and.

I Pen I attectedLy United mounl 8 sign er 11. 1. rap 1I1c llanfous cal gry to III.II\ ly a ances I tpr Bonds er trregula xppl rarinf' 4s. which dupllrated their rpc nt high rpcord lit 10. alet PAr' value.

IIOOO tnitej tates bonds call. Prey. Hlrll. Lo. Ctos In AIJl Chlmlr 21" at" Xt S6' Am.

65' Hlo Am. Cr Foundry 59 5. ttC 54 5 locomC lhe UI 6 a. 92' 3' 3 1 109 Tel. 129 128" I IU' Tol acco a 21Z 8 33 ii OL5 7P AIChl' 102 10 302 1J0t II I he 0'- 14 1" 4 4'- 8P 4:4 430 I I.

1.1ii I I oC I 44 4" I opake 8 Ultlo. 60 60' GII lit 1' 4' 4' I' 18t I 140 3 Produ lo 13" Ii" 13" Crud le tlpi 6t 6' 6 I Sri. 3 3 35 16 39 o. rthpn pf 1. II IIG" II.

Li rea 0. ur hlrn Cth. 34 34" 3' GDOdrl .1 1 alA Ulol. ral 302 102 10. I II I' fm Marine pf I etc 3 9 t3 9 CIt 24 n.

I Lou Ill. Xhv 1 U6" H. I izs' lJccett 209 6P Zti :10 MtI r. 9. 8 Tn.

If 10 If 4" 4' 96" 9i 16" 63' 2. 6 U. S. 10 JI Yj Iorfo WMtrnIU 1 8" 12 110 66 4 or. 51to 9 9410.

II. U. 46 to IS" 6 15. dC a thef S. I.

4 1 2 It 871t 97 3 23' 23" 67" 6 Tenn. Cop :3 1921t 191 II II' 13 I3n. IH. 160" 1611 a. 1.

88 86140 U. It S. 118 18' OS a 8 II 3' 39 39 2 II 41 4 26 2 6 ao 3 U. 3' 3' 7 254100 he Bonds in Nttt ork. u.

VI' I 94 l. U' tOO' lOP. U. 40 1091. CC bl 1 110 I cOUl 9" 4 o.

60 118 ii 4. 2' Coat 1st 9 9. ntral Is. I 4 102 4. 8 to.

60. 11 5 4 a 99 lUI 73 1I11nC lo 40. 4" th. I 6. I.

100 Mls ourl. 41t MI ouri 5. So tIt" Sa 12 11. 41 CC nl101. 4 104 JII 9.

tlll is 1940 54 I 100 Is 102 is. gen. 71 11 T. ti 104 at h. 7 4 N.

tetllnr. 71 471718. I. 71 It 116. 716.

bl 12" 41 141 46 U. doUr. 1. tead Irregular. lxl dayt.

a oa ao. six low 2 at 4 I ood. ac o4a Pr1 wre drtsA4 4. a. WI.

itt4TbdltU coo4IIOlQ wu WI. t. Jf J' r- o' I i ff tlJ yJ' r. i it 1t li Pros ects i I Mill ions Men ced S. prO Pct In- every re- barle viiiusl Corn.

Imalfr an- 10d8) YU ore detnlte rearlnl countrY1 ImpCtant de. partm nt Is I crp repor orecat duton ai ba Ed conditons ex. I yer' rrordtTakln cop i thrlf hllion bU8hell Irt tmf I ltl rlltlor Irowlh I ectG1 urerlng mot I erlllRl Jer10d rowln ealon whpat harvlstlnl r8hl al SOlth Dakota 11" NfW en nnlhed Iowa cent ril nol" norlher Indiana oouthtrn lEnn anla whl. hAreping In' ald Id8h. Thf Iell wal I tlp Pacnc raly ood pbrR kl Ind Thrlhlnl WIB th tate Jruwth repIr 1 YIIhin ton on- orh 11nn ot ha or tor Irog.

hnneMllnl Iolng the nort hprn pa rt" count ry. 1 a rley PI hITfMI belun th P8clc rollst wil hI tht upptr folrl rl I lfPI lle Thf rie IP JaT. llng Or prOITEe atifacl rir th. lowe aile 8111 Ih I the' talp prolucllon. lar pr Imalr tnlratld rtlnl rof folow Ial" mi- If I.

0000 omltpd il rp 115 111 1 I Wlnr h. 5 4. I Irn. ha 1 7:0 3. 1 71 I 12 I 7 6 2n 1 74 131 I 118 I Rarlp Uf.

184 Rp I' 2 26 BurkItat I hle 3 4 36 a 2b 7) 5 I Tt II. 1 1 11 10i 141 15 11 HI. HZ 32 lar 66 In i I 12 1 ular Iet ton. 21 651 51 2. 6 68 hhu 4 1 n.

ProJ1rlon tJur. 11 sic 11) prUllne Htrt omprlson A uluol. wih prdu IJn lodlra Iin loppdo r.u".d Ialhr nftlono durnr Cnp rlpor wil I. Frl 9 I Ithpr detalo folO I Wlnl. Prlmlnar I 1S lulh arp.

romp 1. 1101 a prlnl Wheaurondton. 64 rn rompep1 lh test onth 9 I 1. In lcatt bUlhpls lh 13 pe. 126 19101 19 I.

11. I. l8t yar 1 ii Ih. 1 aVPal. nrnCndltlnn 53 I m1 rompa.

06 79 10. pr rlld 1' 11. wlh 36 2 8r. I U1 8" unJllon I I rompl lh 1. ant 1tr.

tndlclpl lpll IIi are. 1lr.d 111 3 a 806 thl IU. Il rat. I 1nlnlnl Femulut ft atC ut 113U000 rpd lh 660000 I.t 6000 ar 114 80 wlh 88 rt n. a 8 a Infrt :6 wih IO la year.

:4.6 the 111 verl I Plhnllte helo lh 12 pr 11 ItO1 aerle I 1000 wlh arra I.t lIr I olln cm. Jad 9 last 87 par I :0.1 bushIp I pr arp Wlh I. 141 hp i 014 I Whi. PotRtou-Condlton. o.

nMml lh I.t month 1 180 I.t far nt I I nlp. tn.llat1 ylp c. 1003 uohl lI. r. lh 1.

I. IIOI F. ondlton. 8. of 04 18" and 88 the 1year verw In lcat.

CU prp1 1023 I.t a I. the 11101 a Condlton. 11 I norm1 compad 8. I. mnnll 77 1111.

i1 1 I COI. 7 1 fa 824 19101 Flax I mal lh 9a ar 84 1 Inl atpd yl ld. H9 bu1I. rm- pa wih last a nd 110. 11 all I RI 2 nt oTpar th u.

mnth nd 17r Ivere Indlaled 1.1. 3 6 bhel lh ya 333 19101 1 Tame e. US4000 1. wlll 531000 rer. I Conditon.

I. Jr I com- I plI. U. 80 I.t 1 nnr I ton. 16 yoa.

UIO1 a e. Collon-Cnndlton. com pe. wih I.t ar 75 Ivoar In llattd 13. Pl lh 101 IZl Il01 averc urllr Bet norn11.

rmrP 14 nr. 01 lyr er Id a re. ya 10. tbe I nO1 anrl. crop.

excludln. aheo 10nO000 acr. 1111000 lat y. 101Z6000 tU. Meal.

AUlut The metal ix- quol uk. It. at Lul. Lndon Ld elr I Coppe 1croITtc. UoOnoo Irn ledy 1.

:1. tn pt UIII 71 Lndon epvr UO ttUJ i Electrlytc 12. ta 11 fltue. UI. CHICAGO STAPLES.

INMIXETRENDS Issened Squealng I Estmates" Varng Efect Cicago. Auut I. olt I bulsb a expected bearlh mil- lber and' by advlce dangP Catda. Wa trm ne ge U3 nnled clne 1c an fnl hed 4 1 down provlslons govenment I Chdllon. mos art 21.

dllmllle wh lIt not untl toda b. a stmates hI Wablngton husheil. e1. I bu hell tl Quantty. loe advlce er.

aeH as dlc uragtment buls. Itf ap. wet' a WlnnlpEg. Toll purchue whet Furope today. al Inal glvfn aggr gatl' mOlt Ianloball.

Id leadlnl alkalchfwlIn Ikeh' I dly rut luthnrltPI Ild lfobR Yleldlnl hUfhels tln a oln. on. man all wh at gIU8es rejarlnK he report la v. addl- tonal ad fartl tect tiErgth wh at The Washington flres oati proved h. llfS bulsh The market deprelld sa Ips.

acnd uotatlonl holO. wa fllng ahow. Chlp Qaotton. boad Tlewa Pr. A rtcl.

Open. HI Lw. Clo. Clo. WUEAT pt.

11 t. 11 131 D7ORS" us t1 18 137 1U 1pt. I I 8 8 Dc. 7" o. OAT pt 4 4" tn 4 De 4" 4" 4 47 tOkK- pt.

2 8 to 24 Dc Zt 21 7 11 II ept. 185 I. T1 1 1291 120 115 10 lt 1295 IIB ipt 1 1 9 U. 1i 10 I Oct. aiO 1872 I 50 12 Rlpt Chi.

Tused 64 Con 2 11. ca 15000 Chlln Wheat. o. nw 111 cnls 1. 11 8135.

o. S.3:1@134 0. 112013. o. low 5' CU.

10. 10. 4 whie. S(8 Oa. 10.

I wble. 4 fHI. tand d. o. 2 n.

104. JI 687. Tlrothy. 100 150. Buletin.

I AtlAnt 4 hOUM t. meidian tme 116. Tempers. C. o.

8tto A TAT A DItleL 1 I I ATLNTA. coud la I 89 Cohlmbu. cloudy I 7 GlneOte cear 84 I I rlfa cloudy I. 70 00 tcon. clouc.

ti A ontclo cleir is 7 8 ewnan. etC udy I 70 00 Rome. cer 8 1 Tlapoosa coud 8 00' Tco elea 86 I :30 et Point. cloudy 10 a 00 Chatnooga clear 8 a 00 Greenville. 1.

C. pt. c. I 00 Spartnburg clear 70 :00 Tn. laf Cuero.

01 Galveton. LOS. leY RnL MI slulppl-Hulehurl. 110. DItrCL lrclpn A hraC.

0 mp I' i CETL 1 0.0 ITTl0S. o. I i. 0 0 I i Wlmlllton 1 I 2 I 72 a 00 Cbelelon 7 90 12 1 2 AUgt I 0 75 0 08 8aYlnh 0 0 ATLNTA 1 I 2 se Montco I 1'2 I 55 Mobi. 72 4 1 Memphis 1 15 30 Vlcksburg 1 I 7 7 it Nw Orlun.

1 7 i Ltte Rock I 7 1 48 Houston 5' 7 Oklahoma 1 I 100 7 0 temperaure ae I-hour lnl a I ct tRe- telvd ht Inllulel 11 I IIC trd ILwet 2 nl1nl tm. axcpt' ladlcate. Te anc lowt mae Ur trm cuII rpor. receIve. preiptaton tton rn 10 or' webr tha P.

valJI the tme the otevatona ak. Lbt aUn boen cntDlflb cntrl tr dltrct Tf. peratur anrlle att nrm. C. yon letorC wllt tbe Bleau Oli YESTRDA SjTRENDIN fNANCEi WMAK I' ch.

slic' Jro CO 7 Cl 4. ON delT pr tb In ACant. Ife I. 7 ON Ot del' pr I N. 1Uc I CTON Otdely t.

I N. Itnor 21 Oct dety II Lyer ool 40n l1A 1'- Spt del' per bu in lIUI 3 00 CORN 4el' pr. ha In ClcaIO. 1 0 OAT8Se lel' pr o. I UI UK per' bbt in lhlcaloH 12532 83 LI8pL de pr tre ChcIO 1112 1.

RUt ept pr U1e t. lcPL del' pe II N. 101 13 a AR Iept cel' lb. In ew York. 410 13 Ipt.

cer7. pe le. ork. 1 MOll 1e. av 2 COlThALLANI ew ork aV6.

IU COOIJhClL AbR a. 357 LlDONJX 1i1 T1PICAL I 0 UOO I L8TJD' atccu Ne. nau 1 I PICAL LITID I Inl Jono f0S 1 Induatrial a. 8Iar. G.

Eletrc JIudebke. U. 6Rubbl U. 1. IIel.

R8lrod toka used re Btlt ok. llnol. Clr1J. Ceatra PDuha Sutlero Raly R8lrad Industtla bonc ul4 ae Amer. Tel Tel.

Celtn1 Uerll tonal. Ltber 8 Itel 4. lnl-CaC lna bemlc J. Orlels' ie. strong and :01 rice steady.

nC uh. 47 sacka cea 00 Pkcet" dales Hondua 51 sack. clean Hondura 115 pk" pan. 10 pcket. Quote Rough Hoadnr.

abOa clen Hon tar. Ja. 34. roduce. Se.

But. frm 1 1562. CrumeI ntr. BC re 30 creamery. hllher scoring.

I 01. flrAI. 1 c. Irlulr reclpt 101 Trash Caherd etra fine 3tU tt 31 flnt. thee frm Stae reb pclal I taa UOl.

poull prle. tte frmer brolen. tot 1V turk. Chlca o. Auot Buter htghe creamer Z3t Eas hlghr receIpts I ess rs ZVU.

rdlnar nrts mark CI unsettled recelpt 45' ca. rrl 11. bulk 11.20 rlnl. larrI nIOI ll- nl" ant UOO oulry. aln towls lCUHi prine I 20.

Proviion. Cblago. Angut aah Pnk. t650. 111 111 tb" lt 11.

laannah Ga. 8. aales 11 reelpt. hl mnt 1 Io 18S. frm 140 recepts.

160 590. t9Ci. uote. 5. 8 00 U.

I 30 164 Indo CIIA. illS waer whi. knm Trpentne frm 4" 4 nle. Jeelpt hipm nto. 10 3 104.

8' reclpt15 0 13669S. luol. U6 O' F. so 100 62 SO l. SS06CZ 1 5 6.

3 I. alu hlt S60SU. Forsyh al phne Dav Watr Mors Fou Entraner TomDa- Wintr JewelsM nkn i D. :1 1 D' D' D. 1 Interete Maketl wy mQ sr ot Gt prce vyio stor safeplac EIIt cr ae ap I.

reh f. leu a. ol a t. bt fo cl Pbo Atlaa WaehoU Atlata. r.

It Lowtr. Insurnc consteton' rdues te rtes budil' ad cntent. Te fi rk. sUiht tt my owm sure bu4g. CONCRElE FORPERMAN ENC.

IIC 1 IRuD uat Atlt HU BA t9. rchlt I IANqYER SQU Rt K. odtCtfonEsc C8toD' xcalgN Yok. Pouc Lellt memu LvrpoI tO AOtODi Ildtet or Ue pur. edJe al' ott-eld'cU tof I dllhe 111" atemSol' ad Ibrattermtv t0ielu elt I.t lptton loaUe Cml DdeDclfte CI I.

CH lLE ABS CUI aLkA 7 T.M' rf. 1 I .4 1 J. v. it I rf' ai i i. 1" 1 G.

iW i N' i ATLANTA 1916. PagE1even. WITHGAME I I hI i theZaw U5 I NI lvi i I I HUFF aParamountStarT 1 ADDFfl To end 3 Tilt i 1. I I I I ta 0 5k tiant a. BIr mtpigban Wele aabvlII ashvIJl Vogue Tbeater.

LlelniilIeTbeter Dial. P1 DeVtne I MOV1ES1 Fredeifl 4 PieCe" a i t. 4tt f. I a EUCLID 1 looks. la on thi 8 t.

dig- pia' Ing I daifoftertng i 1 ii' illa i an I Cou rua rLuLIe hi" a engned a rorn Th I cla tin I hat of I it i tlng 0 re dltt1rhIi i Eni I I o- Keith I a I I FeurOth A ta I I I ATHIS 1w OLANE I I 5 who erowdid I not-come 03 1 1tf tkr MORE t1FE gu1 et oi ut 4 ionof ates 2 ago. i theactive ore. ery ng ai inierwo en hare nd nd ih atock sstie ifigher a aer were recent aas 9AOOO. Low. AtiteChaImer 11 21 1 Sn t5 tS i S4 6 5L iii 4 5' loOmottve 5i leek 105 IEi I 29 I I ti 1 2 3 3.

53 Athion Ioz 1 I 0 I I I 0 714 iO 4 54 7 I I 5 I 1.4's 4' hspake 60' eu p. to 54 1S 1 15 1' 1l91 l4'a I3i' I3' 13 8 0 6 07' rl. 3 10t. 17 reat 1IG it 34L 314 34 lnodrIch. Tt" 71 71 tell.

Mft. pfd. e3 4 53L 93S 77 7 I 77 L1 LoutlIII shy 1:0 260 zeo 9 Ti. i 4 I 4 4 4 97 16 9 tti 103 3Q31. III SI i2 1101.

tt 94 94 I 40 44l Lin 322 17 9 i i. 28 Tl 67 e7l 26 14 194 ii I. 134 j3frj ISle 54 86 115S 3t1' 70 3tj 39i 39t 4 42 8 i 934 53 i 7 ludy Ntfork. 4 I. relstred I.

6 102 101 I i 4u I iso I 4. lOi 4 414s 10014 i I 4e 4js iot 5 I ioo I ts. I i. I I I 6 I 4I41 I Conol I 4 ioit I 8 4 8 5fl. I a.

4 Nw I. I 11 546 Rabies 30 0 81 I 2 tI I sn st adl. tad sold I I P7ttsj6 I ot loss he Im- pr T77000 85 lie lfl mu If The tates. ti I sP hnl 411. 48 481 S1rng 199 St 012 I 31 45 17 1 I potate 365 579 361 7.

3 74 3 I Ott ia1 14 14 Cl I i 662 126 11 2 143 teel" I 7 27 7 28 iIb. 71 74 665 ehches 40 2 I prilrtilflar Jul change. I epee be I is esr. and SS.he.t--'ond.Itiofl. SI 4 vth 89 0 st i.

last erage Vh.at-indleated 10 Ii 146 75 3 52 0 787 I iid ii. 6 re I year. ondittofl I tth 66 test am itti 18101014 Farms uguet 5.11- aOout ushets. 1 tth last Se lit 4 Itart.y--Cnn'tttlnfl. 90 ith 120 Pretirntnary buahels 17 2 Buckwheat-Area 915 204 Pntatos-Condltton a till 9 rnon last 5 1 inttos 68 811 snc TnIacroCO1dttiofl.

75 783 779 ear. 1910 14 OondttlOfl 90 2 824 5 9 year. 76 ondttlOn average 83554000 50872000 St'S 8) 0 year I 61 rottnn-Crnditlott. 1821 l3eetwCondttlon. g.

nd I age. I b. I I I cre 600 5 21 Ops4ter 44. teai' fISOS :7.00.- ex 767 7l7 14. I coben 117 I I For yth ebk.

INMIXEDTRENDS g- I I 4 I l33 de- dine aa 37c. 2 a. finally Std ting ctlength figures wa by n1es. quotations hogs. sclI1n showed ArtIcIe Op.

fftgb. Low. Close. Sept. 131 133 I1t 111 Dec.

1. Ii t4 11 184 4 336 Sept. 61 s1 33 924 Dic. 70 89 70 0 OATS-- tept. 43 3I 43 42 44 hORK 4614 45 41 46 Sept.

25 60 2560 90 5290 2275 2270 2271 IA D- Sept. 3512 Oct. 1260 1215 L29 It1H4- pt II 75 13 97 1Za 13 10 12 13 3 RecIpt a 3 661 reI 6133 C1Stlj o. 5126 1IC 133 05 i 6203 oats icc. white.

02 43 42 44L4 it tover. 700 I 450. Stations a. TLATA GA. 2 DistrIci.

I 3 -4-ATLANTA. cloudy It Columbus. II 74 55 Gainesville. clear 56 1 irtfftri Miron ClOUdY a. as Mottcello S5 71 Newnan cloudy 9 clear 67 71 :0 Tatlapoosa.

cloudy 7 00 Toccoa. clear 51 West Chattanooga i S. 8) 9 Spartanburgclear 7 09 Texa. RaiirTauT Galveston. Ur Pain Mts.tuippi-Iiagiehur.t Liistrtet.

recipn temp. CENTRAl. ei lG 2 Wilmington 10 Charleston 0 Augusta II 10 Savannah 55 1 70 1 49 ATLJNTA 14 81 ro Montgotpery 58 15 Mbli 1 10 30 14 76 4 14 84 73 Orleans 33 73 8 6I utIle lO 5 14 14 84 74 1 18 18 7 1 ate ILOWt The cenUotiiroagh. etsts n52R3tMANN. Weather a YESTERDAYS TRENDS IN I PINANcEANPAKET ChangesSlnc.

3Tevl0u3 Close. Antielti. a A1T pr lb. Atlanta. ISSUC 30 3 7jj.

COtTON Oct. deiy 18 COtTON Oci. dely p. 1425c pr 4td 05 Sipt diy bu. chltagb.

131 00 COhN-8ept deiy per In fhtcago 83 08 5 dety per io Chlcagu IAflD5.pt dci' pet Chicago------ 2 RIti-ept. per ILITO. 27 ttept New SIlo ept. dery 4Oc 1 CALLMQNEfj5 11 32S 35 C0144ThttALWAN 3. avg.

CO4MC1ALAa Jr.1 LONbONjX. a a. 1. ew 51090 Xiew 1 Uon S5 i 7 sugar. 00.

EleCtric dtudebaker Itubber and 1. d. Steel Railroad stocks I Ienasylvsl ik' COtiaol. I. Nsw Rough 11.

120 44 Clean ftOfld5. 4a Japan. Butter 30. higher 3US1 rtrct ro 26 4. 7 3o31.

Z229. 5 17 August Butter 25Z8 mar 1923. ir- lull. I 10O105. wl 1617 spring.

1g Cash 1 3. 1 lIbe ll36t1427. 1 a 2 4 els 547 cin 5t2 C. aa Ia. 1645 winloa1 411.

6 41 sales. sales shIpments. 330R3tt I 2 1O 621 G0ti2 3i 5O4 i30e635 gIas 3to10U60ater I. a at a Cl a 1 OnewytotnakeemserveyoU is ye a I. sue ta I.i.

re 2 I 3 5 a 5 5 9 I 5 I I I I It I 5 I I I 5 5 5 5 I I SI ill SI slsr Lower Insurance Fe ptRNAt1CNC vIi a VORTLAD lnnjLiia. CottonMerhaRts SQUARE1EW' Cotton Exthabe. Orleans t031 EZtha13e. NSV ci f0 eoasimentV lttVitS i i 4' zRMzDENrAuD1rc0MPANY I Cde gs 0 2 JJi J' i 0 1M Ie I 1. b4 1 I.

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