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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-30
Friday Special in
Children'S Drawers.

Muslin Drawers, Of a good
ssaljty material, we'll sized and
made. finished with tucks and
iiamseatrhed hem: size 10 years
oday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-30
Cotton Waist Department.

Batiste and All-OVer Embro1d-
erv Waists tucked and variouslv
trimmed with lace insertion and
hand-embroidery. others have side
ruffles finished with lace edging;
high collar and fasten in back.
Tailored style with tucked front. long
sleeves and laundered collar and cuffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-30
Friday Special in
Mems NeCkwear.

Pure Silk Four-in-hand Ties. in
a wide variety of attractive plain
colors. These are made in rever-
sible form and in the narrow shape
so popular for present wear. fit
ting the closed collars perfectly.
Social ~~:ce DE- oc~ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-30
Friday Special in
Women's Silk Boot Hose.

Black, tan, white and navy blue
are the shades represented. The
Boots are of good quality silk and
the legs, soles. heels and toes Of
Isle; very durable and elastic.
Special price, 45c pair.
Also so dozen pairs Infants
Fancy Socks, including plaids.
stripes, checks and other good de-
signs and colors: broken sizes.
Special price, I5c pair.
And these remnants:
81 pairs W"men's Black and White Lisle Hose
lace ankles: sizes ., 9ls and 10. Reduced from
SOC To 25c pair.
IL pairs Women's Pure Silk Hose in reseda.
light blue. pink and gold: slightly soed: sizes
So. 0 and 31a. Reduced from $500 to s1.OO
pair.
Main floor, ST.
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Cites Form of Injustice.

Every man in the army would have
recognized, as every man in civil life
ought to recognize, that equality of re-
ward where there is an utter inequality
of service is itself a very gross form of
injustice. But no soldier bore patiently
the sight of reward coming to a general
not because of service. but because of po-
iitical or financial intrigue, and no soldier
was patient with the giving OF reward
where a service had not been rendered
I'm just the same way, in civil life.
no good citizen should withhold his
hearty praise from those who succeed
in business or any career as the result
of honest exercise of superior ability.
Our protest must be merely against
utter inequality of reward, against re-
ward that comes to privilege instead of
to service, and, of course, especially
against all reward that comes to any
man because of conduct that amounts
to wrongdoing that is in violation of
the eternal laws that sunder right
from wrong.
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FRIDAY Specials in
Bows Wool Suits.

Double easted and Norfolk
Jacket Suits. in tan. brown. blue
and gray mixtures good patterns:
sizes ! to II.
500 and 5000 each
Were $3.50 to $1,000.
4 lot OF Double-breasted Suits ::
all-wool tan and gray materials !:
sizes IL to IS.
ss.75 each. Were $500.
And these remnants:
81 Tan and GRAY Douhl"-hreast~d Suits sizes
- 10 II Reduced from $50 to s.. 80 each
- Tar and t,rav Double breasted suits: sizes
N II. -. Is and L. Reduced from So" 10
L. I'ght-weicht Snr;nG Ieescr~. crav ard red:
sizes :. 1 H. . and 10. Reduced from
* %" and s.; on s3.o-' each
I.irht-wci~ht Torcoats tan anf graz: sizes
* and is Reduced from $50 and $3.50 to
sta5 csch.
- Russian blouse Wash Suits. plain c"'ors and
fancy stripes >i,e< ois "a =. Reduced from
soo5 go -~d e" ~ 70 81 81 Zach
10 Tan FcIr Hats: sizes 6is I" .. Reduced
from sI on DC each.
- RlouScs. with without collars: size 1T.
R"duced from lhc 10 Pc each
- Golf Cans. sizes Ga IN Ca. Reduced from
-. lie each.
Long TROUSERS PLAY Suits: sizes -. IA and IS.
r >sIuced from 81 on JOc each.
Third floor. Tenth St
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Friday Special in
Misses Summer Dresses.

Materials are pique, rep, ging-
ham and linen, made in we'll
chosen. attractive styles. Tan,
pink, blue, lavender and white,
trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry; size 10 years.
Special prices. $685., $500, S7.75
and $3.50 each.
About Is to "a less than usual
prices.
And these remnants:
Girls Sailor Suits, full plated skirts trim
med with dark blue galatea. Reduced from
$. 75 to $500 each.
10 Girls Percale Dresses light and dark col
ors: sizes to II. Reduced from 81. 9j TO $l.50
each.
Third door. G st.
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AI.ress to Engineers.

At the engineers luncheon Col. Roose-
Welt said: -
Railroad men seem peculiarly to I'M
derstand that there must be good rela-
tons on investments, good service to the
public, and good remuneration to men
who actually run the road-the engineers,
firemen and others. in all lines of work
these three elements have to be con-
sidered.
ANY abuse by one of the three ele-
ments naturally brings punishment on it
self; any championship of inferior work.
manship by the wage earners hurts them
selves.
'.On the other hand, the capitalist who
issues watered stock and who, Rwhen de-
tected, seeks to shield himslf by saying
that his opponent Is attacging capital real
ly stands in the position of the man who
issues counterfeit money, for the counter
felt stock is no more moral than
counterfeit coins, and the man who is
sues them is as dangerous to the honest
purchaser and holder of stocks as would
be a professional counterfeiter operating
on q larger scale In short. there must be
a genuine effort to work along the lines
of the very old and familiar doctrine OF
the square deal
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Makes Marginal Note.

THE word temporary was undersigned
by President Roosevelt, and on the mar
gin of the memorandum in his own hand
writing lis this statement:
ITO be permanent during my life
time. T. r.
1T will be noticed that the word my
is underscored'
Mr. Fitzgerald concluded:
IF anybody misunderstanding the pur-
poses of this gentleman, 50 accurately
pictured by Abraham Lincoln in 1887. he
need but refer to this document, which
perhaps will become II s.n-ic, to see
what he had in mind Just ten yexs a.o."
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Floor Coverings Department.

Main floor. Eleventh st.
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Main floor. F st.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
ARaRmmARA A
STARS
WORLD HEROES
American Athletes. Winners of
Big Meet, Get Great ReCep-
ton Aboard Ship.

STOCKHOLM. July 16.-Thousands
of persons visited the liner Finland
upon which the American athletes are
living during their stay in Stockholm
and showered congratulations upon the
victors Of the international olympic
games today The heroes Of the hour
were James Thorpe. the Carlisle In
dian school athlete; Ted" Meredith
Of the Merccrsourg, Pa. academy. lit
tie Goston Strobinc. the Paterson. n.
j.. mara,huner: Charles Reidpath. the
speedy Syracuse university runner. ana
Patrick Mcdonald. the big New York
policeman, who showed up so brilliant
y in the weight putting events But
these athletic conquerors did not mo-
nopolize the honors Those who are
interested in swimming looked upon
Duke kahanamoku. ,le Hawaiian man
FISH as an athlete as great as any
other
The Americans held levee and iho
liner flying the Star Spangled Bann I
was q center of social activity through
out the day
Some Of the athletes put in part of
the day seeing the sights of the city,
while others made preparations to de-
part tomorrow for Dover. England,
whence they sail Sunday on the Vader-
land for New York.
The trophies won by the Americans
were placed upon view on the Finland.
Thorpe. the dark hued Indian or the
real American as he Is iol<iDpIV called
by many. has the best showing among
the trophies Thorpe is particularly
proud of the decathlon trophy, offered
by the Car of Russia. which carries
with it the unwritten appellation of the
best all-around athlete in the world =
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Compound lard (tierce basis, 9lac
.. s extra ribs. 11Ac
y. S rib bellies medium average, i2c
y ). rib bellies. light average. 12Nc
FL OLD AND GRAIN
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

conee auotatlons:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
COVE RNMENT WEEKLY
REPORT ON WEATHER

WASHINGTON, July Precipitation
occurred generally over the cotton re
gion except that over the larger portion
Of Oklahoma and the western southwest
ern central and north central portions
of Texas there was no rain. The precip
tation was uneyenly distributed but the
Louisiana More than two inches oc
Cured in parts Of L 5Gii j M is
linas! The greatest weekly amount. 6.76
inches, occurred at Franklin. Ia Mean
degrees below normal over the eastern
half of the cotton region and along the
entire gulf coast except at Tampa. Fla.
where there was al excess of two de-
grees Over the northwestern portion and
over the interior of Texas there was an
excess OF from to a degrees. Mean TEN
peratures ranged from ~ to 50 degrees
over eastern, from IS TO so degrees over
central and from 50 TO Sc over western
portion of cotton growing states. The
lowest mean temperature, 70 degrees.
occurred a Asheville, \. C., and the
highest. Sc. at Del Rio Tex Minimum
Temperatures of 100 or higher were re
corded IN some western localities,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
Futures closed quiet and steady.
HAYWARD g. CLARK's
DAILY COTTON LETTEF

NEW ORLEANS. July IS. Weather de-
velopmeuts overnight were not SO good as
expected The map shows hardly any
rains in Texas though private advice s
from a good many points in north Texas
reported rainfall and this may be con
firrned later by the governments records.
The rainfall Yesterday in the Atlantic
coast districts was rather heavy. and
there was also some heavy rains in the
Vicksburg district. indications are for
rains to come in southwest Texas TO-DAY.
as there is a disturbance over the upper
Rio Grande section and this rain de
velopment should work into the state
Thursday
Liverpool shows remarkable steadiness
and only partly followed our decline yes
terday Spots quoted 7 points lower;
sales 5000 bales our correspondents
write demand continues so good that
Manchester is continually booking orders
ahead Mills are inclined 10 so short at
this level. but are nervous and cover on
the slightest unfavora BILE crop news.
Our market opened I points higher. and
buying by longs who had realized yes
terday carried October here to ESQ in
the early trading The incentive to buy
was the deficient rainfall in Texas and
anticipati ton 81 a hullish weekly weather
report at II a m. New York wires how
ever, were not so encoura ging. and when
the weather map was completed and sus-
gested the possibility Of further rains for
Texas The market fell below opening
prices.
Exporters s-y there are somewhat more
offerings from the interior fer forward de-
livery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
COT TON REACTS
ON TEXAS RAINS
SuStains Early Advance,
But Weather Reports Change
Trend of the Market.

NEW YORK. July 16.-The cotton mar
ket onened this morning with a steady
tone showing net gain OF as points
later positions showing the most strength
The strength to the market was believed
to be in anticipation Of the government
weekly weather reports being OF bullish
character. combined with firm cables and
disappointing weather map, The selling
on the coll was general. while the buying
was concentrated and of good charac-
ter. This buying started a rally 10 Z
points over the opening figures.
4 sudden furry sent market rates tum-
bling down is points or so cents a bale
for the commodity The break followed
reports Of rainfall in and around Calves
ton, Texas, and traders predicted thsG
yeriflcation of these would cause further
downward trend Of values. However. no
definite information was Immediately
forthcoming and prices rallied from tn
points
In the afternoon selling became general.
led hy brokers who usually represent a
large Wan Street operator The early
buyers also turned sellers and prices made
downward movement toward the open-
ing
= the close the market was steady with
a net gain of TO 9 points above the final
quotations OF Morday
EAMrE IN NEW NnRH E1TitRES
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
CARMI THOMPSON TO
BE TAFT'S SECRETARY;
MORE APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON. July 16.-Follovi ing
long conference between the presi-
cent and a number Of his political ad-
visers, FIVE important changes in ad-
mnistration officials were announced
as follows:
Carmi Thompson. now assistant sec
rotary of the interior will go to the
white house as secretary to the presi-
dent.
Sherman Allen. present assistant
secretary 10 the president will sue
coed A. P.att Andrews as assistant sec
rotary Or the treasury
L. G. Laylin. the OHIO manager Of
President Taft's campaign. will sue
coed Thompson in the interior de-
partment
Granville W Mooney, former speaker
OF the Ohio house Of representatives.
" III succeed Allen
Ralph Cole, of Ohio will be appoint
ed confidential legal adviser to the
comptroller of the currency.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
STOCKS BENEFIT
BY GRAIN SLUMP
Decline in Wheat Stimulates
Buying Of Securities Prices
Gain Fractions.
ev CHARLES w. srORN.

NEW YORK. July l6-ResdIng and Mis-
souri, Pacific we're The most prominent
features al the opening Of the stock mar
ket today, each aGEancing 4 after begin,
ming with small gains While the demand
seemed to come from the profess onal
crowd Oil was persistent in the early
the list
United states steel common opened
from q q IS higher, while Amalgamated
Copper was !, higher American Smelling
vas advanced By The general dispiay 81
strength. gaining 81 Among the other
gains we're the following Erie u BalG-
more and Ohio =, Atchison ., Lehigh
ian Pacific a Southern Pacific a.
The Hin stocks continued in brisk de-
mand Northern Pacific preferred advanc.
crossing 156 Tor the frst time in long
while
interest was attached to Chicago. Mn.
waul,ee and 81 Paul which was acquired
by an important interest. the price NOV
ing UP = 20 II.
The curb was quiet
americans In London were lrm Ca
MADAM Pacific seemed to be bought in
London. hut sold here in sufficient quan-
titles to balance the foreign buying.
The leading railroads and industrials
were in good demand In the late fore
noon. Steel common was prominent ad-
Vancing a point and gains ranging from
y TO point were MADE in Atchison, le-
high Valley. chesapeake and Ohio 81
Paul and crfolk and Western. Strength
vas also shown in a number Of specal-
ties.
There vas some little trading in steel
common. one broker taking 10 coo shares
a 6914 and another 5000 These orders
were easily filed. however. as the supply
eoueled the demand, Other stocks yield
ed in The late trading to q level below the
MONDAY range.
The market closed steady: governments
unchanged, other bonds steady
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16

NEW YORK. July 16.-Wheat irregular;
July 11O1461.109s, September Lo2A9
tOSas. spot No. : red 1.o9@1.1l in elevs,
tor and Ill I. O. b. Corn dull. No
in elevator nominal export No 2 82A
Oats frmer: natural white 57659, white
clipped st@63- Rye quiet; No 2 nomi-
mating nominal c. i I. Buffalo Hay
dull: GOOD 10 prime 95G1.4o, poor to fair
S561t5 Flour quiet; spring patents
s A0G6.70. straights 5@5:50, clears 1850
$40 winter patents $3.50 5.So. strsights
5.16@535 clears 470@5.
Beef steady; family 1sa $3.50 Pork
dull. mess 2o.25@2o75, family 2o@2t
Lard easy: city steam 1ois bid middle
West SPOT 1918 bid. Tallow steady city
in hogsheads) 6s nominal, country tin
tierces) 5s4 0Sl2
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spOT COTTON MARKET

Closed STEADY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

c. F. Won HERMANN, Section Direct
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
Legal Notices.

William X. Mower VS. William Warwick
Madison, J. D. Lominack c. w.
Mangum, P. l.. Woolley and Mrs r,
L. Noolley. In the Superior Court of
Fulton County. state of Georgia
To William Warwick Madison Defend
ant Greeting:
The defendant. William Warwick Mad
olson. is hereby required, personally or BY
attorney, 10 be- and appear at the Sep
TENDER term OF said court. TO be held in
and for said county. on the first Monday
in September, 1912. then and there to an
swer the plaintiffs complaint. a s in de-
fault thereof said court viii proceed as 10
Justice shall appertan.
Witness the Honorable j. T. Pendleton.
Judge OF said court, this ID day Of July,
1912, ARNOLD BROYLES. Clerk.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
lNrsRloR MOVEMENT.
corroN MARKET opINIoNs.

Thompson ToWle & Co. We see no
reason 10 expect q decline in spots The
futures market VIII possibly show an
easier tone for a while
81 s. Bache & Co. We advise the
purchase Of distant positions on any reac-
lions
Miller 4 to: The spot situation IS
the real backbone Of the market
HAYDEN. stone g. Co. We rather doubt
The advisabilty Of taking 100 strongly o
ne short side az this time
pallev = MONTGOMERY ~ would not be-
resscnable TO look fer mere than a tenn
pors-v downward course A. this time,
sten should Texas hesin 80 have The
moisture claimed II be needed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
MINING STOCKS.

Total sales 237 200 shares.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK July l6.-Carpener Baggot
& CO.. Cotton seed oil prices were again
easy for near months under further liquid
alton Suggesting larger stocks than gener-
aily estimated. and in sympathy with the
decline in lard and grain. Firmress in
cotton reflected less favorable crop pros
nects. and the new crop months we're
steady
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 16.-Hogs Receipts.
5000 Market SC higher: mixed and
butchers, S7toa77 70. good heavy 81 a 45 g
~ l. rough ugh s Sc co s s. Six ~ 100
Cattle Receipts, $500. Market steady;
beevee. $6.2509.55; cows and heifers S25t
nS10: stockers and feeders, $4.4046. 90; ,
Texans s6350S20 calves, s7756S.S5.
Sheep-Receipts IA 900. Market steady:
native and Western. S3S5@5S5, lambs,
81 50617 40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
GUTTER. POULTRY ANo EGGS.

NEW YORK. July i6--Dressed poultry
drmer turkeys 1898. chickens lsQ 30
fowls 1890. ducks 1875. Live poultry
nominal chicken prices unsettled
2sis creamery extras 27027A state dairy
ttubs) e bid process specials Is bid
Eggs egular nearby white fancy $50
81. nearby brown fancy 24dz5 extra hrsts
e3q34 arsts 1890
Cheese firm whole n,lk specials 10 "a
49, whole milk fancy 10 5 skins sne-
oiais t5l.Gt5is. SKINS ens l0'a G11ia
full SKINS 81 asia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
Legal Notices.

STATE OF GEORGIA-County Of Fulton.
hlH for INJUNCTION, Receivership and
roqrt Septembea FERN, 1912 No.
Mrs sallie j. Ot.elley -. ) Wyne Smith,
Georg Trust and Realty Company,
Cransferee. l. =. DeaVours Mrs T.
The defendant, j. Wyie Smith. is here
y required, personally or by attorney to
he and apear al the superior court. to he
sld in and for said county. on the I'd
daE Of September 1872. at the September
efT1 Of said court. to be held on tire day
aforesaid, to Wit ON the first Monday IN
>entember. 1912. 10 show cause, if any lie
Has why he should not be made a party
defendant to the above stated case, and
why the said receivership should not be
made permanent. and The injunction he
granted as prayed for. as in default
lne1e9f said court wd proceed as to JUS
p" shall appertain
"fncss the Honorable John r. Pendle-
pdEe CT said cuurt this the I'd day
" ji-lr ~.
ARNoLD BEOYLES
&C. -tF ,Grer.rl GouIt tlslton Co. Georg q
.a-fb
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cHIcAeo cAsH oUorATloNs.

CHICAGO July Is Wheat. No 2 red.
winter, 99lh@1o 2; No. 3 hard winter. 971a
al 90; No. / northern spring. t.0SQ1.12;
No northern spring, l.0591l 10, No. 5
corn No. T. 734a7Ss4 No. 2 white, 7sA
n77A No yellow, 73s4 q 74h; No. 3. Y
q 72N No. 3 white, 56!3q77; No. YELLOW.
1924 a m73A No. l. 7013 OIL; No, 1 white,
73@75: No yellow Iia@73
oats. No. white 500 81 u no 3 white,
1880; No. 4 white, 47d49' Standard -
n S0ib ia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
ENC IM NAV YORK EuTuRss

Liverpool cables were due G to points
lower Opened quiet points lower At
1G:t5 D m. the market was steady, to
6l5 points lower. spots quiet ! points
lower Middling 7l5d; sales 5000 bales.
including 1000 American; imports 1000.
including / o00 American
Estimated port receipts today 1900.
gainst 2,i40 last week and 500 last year,
compared with l4,029 in 1910.
At the close TIE market Was firm. show
ing irregularity throughout the list with
near positions unchanged to 80 points
higher, and distant positions we're un-
changed to = point lower.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16

NEW YORK, July IS Coffee quiet. No.
Rio spot lsssQl5is Rice firm domes-
tic ordinary 10 prime 41gn5as Molasses
steady New Orleans open Kettle 36M 50
Sugar raw hrmer centrfugal o. mus
steady; standard granulated SIS. cut Loaf
$50 crushed s 50 mold = 545. cubes 81,
powdered 20, diamond a 10, connection
avs s 49, ~ 4a5. No . a co. No
t35. No $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16

BOSTON. July IS. Opening: Lake
Copper. SAN Butte Superior. 431a Swift.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
WEST END PARK.
WILLIAMS STREET.

BETWEEN Fourth and Fifth. This is
one of the biggest bargains on the
r5rfr side in Wo-story home House
.as hardwood floors. beautiful fixtures.
-fce,v tinted walls and every conven-
teres you can think Of large lot fac
irr south. the rooms in this house are
.lce ptionally large, and all have plenty
~ o5oset room This is worth all we
are asking for it Can make terms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
sRADsTREgr's VISIBLE SUPPLY.

Following show the Bradstreets week.
visible supply changes in grain:
Wheat decreased S1ts coo bushels.
Corn decreased $4,000 bushels.
oats decreased 651 900 bushels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
Bic DROP INPR|CE
Of SEPT. WHEAT
Declines 3 5-8C Under the De-
pressing Influence Of Favor
able Crop Conditions.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS..

cate 10
CHICAGO. July l6.-There was an easy
tone in wheat al the opening with quite
a little scattered selling Buying vas linn
ted Prices a the start were unchanged
70 I cent off the July being especially
heavy
Corn was !. to &c Off at the start All
the months we're heavy. but the July
led in the doWn-tur Buying was scat
tered
There vas 2 heavy undertone in oats
and prices we're I. to sc off ct the open
ing The buying demand was principally
from shorts
IN provisions prices were steady To. 2
little dimer on The light hog receipts
Trade was moderate
The wheat market closed with prices
ranging, FROM Sc 70 39sc lower After
the early demand from shorts was sup
piled the mai~eT broke sharply on good
crop reports,
Corn was weak a the start and suf-
Tered still further from LIQUIDATION and
shorts selling There was o rally later
on short covering
Oats we're inclined to follow corn in
it's changes
Provisions fluctuated frequently within
narrow limits Features we're lacking.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-16
GEoRGIA-Coqnty Of Fulton

GEORGIA~-County Of Fulton
Annie MAY Latham VS.. Henry r Latham.
Libel for Total Divorce.
Greeting You are hereby required person
Greeting: Oh are hereby required person
ally or by attorney. to be and appear at
the next superior court, to be held in and
for said county. on the 1rst Monday in
September. 919. then and there to answer
thereof said court wlll proceed. as 10 jus
tice shall appertain
Witness the Honorable j. r. Pendleton,
Judge Of said court. this Isl day Of July,
i4l2 JOHN H. JONES. Dept. Clerk
THOMAS 3 BROWN, Attorne, 49,