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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

have decided to postpone their CON
templated summer tour to the win
ter. when they will take Mediter-
ranean cruise.
Misses Mildred and Dorothy Har-
man, who have returned from
years study abroad. will probably
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

make their social bow this season.
and two other sisters. probable de-
butantes, are Misses Caroline and
Willie Muse, vino are now spending
ga while in the Nachoochee valley.
Miss Hildreth Smith. the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Barton Smith.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

Davis, have planned an ideal stay
abroad, going In october to Italy,
where the autumn months will be
spent in Florence. with Christmas
al Rome, and January and Febru
airy in Egypt
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Paine
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

returned from years travel on
the continent the first Of this sum-
mer and has taken part in the de-
lightfully informal social life OF the
younger set this summer Miss
Frances Akin finished at smith
college this summer and w3il DO at
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-27

home for the winter social season.
Miss Jennie T. Harris, one Of the
very popular young girls of the
city, win make her debut next win
ter. and a number Of other girls
have not quite decided as to their
pianE
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers an Early Decline and
Closes Higher.

There was a bearlsh feeling evident at
the opening Of business In the cotton mar
ket. but an early drop in December con-
tracts TO 1l.9sc. was wiped out on active
support. based, 1t was said. on unfsyor-
able crop accounts from the Eastern belt
and the extreme Southwest. The advance
carried the option 10 llslc, FUZZY half a
cent a pound above the low level OF Tues
day morning. After the early break the
frmness was interrupted only by slight
recesslons, aud prices for the rect Of the
day slowly worked higher closing at a net
advance OF II 10 20 points. Some buyers
were credited with operating on eXpects
tions OF an increased trade demand should
there be any further break In prices, and
domestic mills were said TO he entering
the market on the breaks. \ Wall Street
condition report made IT ~ per cent on
August 10, compared with 7s.6 per cent
on July 20, and the government report OF
76.5 per cent Of July 25. Southern spot
markets were unchanged 10 hniec lower,
and the local market showed "A decline TO
II .Ooc fop middling upland; sales, 10 bales
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Show Losses, Especially
Corn-C0ffee Also Drops.

Weakness was the feature Of the wheat
market although firm cables caused an
advance at the opening. The primary
movement for the day was 1.2SS.0eO bush
els, compared with $1,000 year ago,
and Minneapolis was credited with having
received over 100 cars Of new spring wheat
The close here was a triffe up from the
bottom Of the day, hut l4Ga4 cent net
under Tuesdays final September con-
tracts In corn made a sensational break
Of ia. cents from an early advance OF 4
cent. New crop positions also suffered
from heavy liquidation. declining from |
cent to IA cents bushel, with the finish
Ssd1Ls cents net lower. The break was
credited TO free selling OF old corn in the
country, based on reports Of big crops OF
feed stuffs. Oats were steady for a time
but q heavy movement and the weakness
I'm corn affected the market. the close
day before
Coffee lost the steady tone apparent on
Tuesday, under lower cables and steady
but not particularly aggressive selling,
which encountered little resistance from
buyers. There was a good business on the
scale down, but not enough to materially
affect the decline. On sales Of l01 900 bags
the market closed "A 10 IS points lower
than on Tuesday. and except for Santos
the foreign markets were all lower.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

PROyIsIONS--More active. with prices
higher on continued light receipts. reports Of
hGg cholera in Illinois and Iowa and tho
strength OF hess Lard closed A. about the
best point OF the day but ribs and pork we're n
littla OF under late realizing. PORK-Firm.
Meas sis f66s2o 20; family. t2oqs2l; short
lear. sI9 sOdS2l BEEF -Firmer Mess, SO
asia so: family SIS 50GSlB. packet, siI Joa
SIS: extra India mess. s2s 9ods30. BEEF
UAMs-steady: s2s4 S3l DRESSED HOGS
Firm: baeons 1iI.al2isc. pigs. l2Sc. ctr
MEATs-Pickled bellies 1ilsdlfc. Pickled
hams. lsaalic. TAL1ow special, 1c; city
6Sc: country. da6s.e.' l.ARD-Firmer; Mid
dIs West, i00Saii.05c. city hrm; lOisc bid
nent, ii 35c: Brazil. kegs. l305e. Compound
lel GIyc City lard. l2ise, nominal.
s-cOPPER-StanGard aulet: SPOT.
August September October, IL 25Gi soc. lake
and elsctrolyt!e. iIhaiI%e, and casting I7Np
f7I,e; arrivals 40 tons exports. 50 far this
menth. i0si0 tons; london hrm; spot so ~
I'd futures. f7a TIN-Easy; spot. 45 aSd4Gc;
August. As. 5o9,ssT &c; September, As. 400
q 5sc, October. 45 l5ai5 SOC; Novernhsr.
"a sTlsQaj 37he. Local sales le5 tons Novem-
her Neg York; at A,s5di5c. London closed
frfn: spot f20s. futures. f2c5 las LEAD
Steady: New York. spot 440a 6O,; East -
Iouls 4sOfA. s0c. london lead. fi9 IL Cd
SPEi.rER Dull. New York. spot. .eo4Tc;
Fast 81 I.ouis q. 1ope. D0c; London spelter,
fss iOs. ANTIMoNY- STEADY: CooEson's,
Coz IEoN-Firmi No I foundry. Northern,
SIS ssstls So No . sia 1oasie 70: No / South
Moi.dssEs AND sYRUPs-Busines. mod.
crate, with prices nomInally unchanged. New
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

ssosssse; nshts sslsa@. pigs p!,...,,. =
laInbs. Sc 5oase 80; yesrIinss,. siast ~: ~:
stoekers and feeders. 81 25Qss59.
531. steady; steers. 81 25ass SO: heifers.
Sss5gN 20 - cows: s2ssS so % ., cAaoGs- Hot:s-
i ENs@ssD ST. ecmSa 2SaS .on s:s"sy% !. % sfs:F' ST. pigs @
lights, IS 25 a - 65; stays. - 25use t3.'
sHEEP-Receipts. 1919; steady, 81 25X
81 60; lambs active and 1o015c higher. 81 20
Es:f ,Is nanslo , A4s MscATThE-Ea::: IS:
active and csc higher, s4Qse 10: few, so;
steady; heavy. ss soass so; mixed, IS 800
81: Workers, IS 75as9; pigs. s. 7jYS 90;
roashs s. soasG75 rns s,ag' r sSq sss 50 y@;
Receipts, 1000; Sow. steady and un'
changed.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune1
Louisville. aug, 1+.--sHEEP AND LAMBS
-Rsceipss s54s' Sss market stead be. Ssst
sac down; fat sheer. she down; mdeium
81. Louis, Aug. I&-cArTLE-seceipts.
$3.50; active and steady on good TO choice
grades; o",nrnon grades. 10c .1wer: steers.
IS 1o6slo 20; heifers. 81 l5ass 30: eows
HOGs-Receipts, 6,4s6; active and stronger.
choice light to medium weights, IS 60dSs 40; :;
bulk OF sales. So SIS a IS 80: packers. IS 500
IS so; best pigs and lights. SsQss so; me-
dium. $79$I s.; common. SO a So So. SHEEP,
csc lower; lambs. SIS o SO 70: Gull lambs. So q
- 90; mutton sneep. So 40as3 rs; common.
81 258s3 Is.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

RICE--Steady but quiet and unchanged.
Screenings. 4q4Hc; ordinary ~ ~.
fair. al a47sc: good ordinary. 5g aAe;
prime i185&c; choice. 5st &c; mead
Japan, Az q DC; Patna, 6a6]2c, duty paid
sUGAR-Refned steady. with moderate
business: fine sranulated, SO net less IS, peg
cent for cash. The following prices are ne.;
less asccunSof per cent for cash. s,se
domsos. cases. 2-lb cartons: half or run SIZE
pieces. Sc. and g l0c IN half cases. 40 cages,
j-lb cartons. 75Oc. and 7.60c in half cases
eagle tablets 530c; cut loaf, 5.eOc; crushed.
570c; mould \. 5.3Je. cubes, eaglo Old oass
powdered and eagle confectionery grahuS
lated. 52Jc: XXX powdered. 5lJc; pow
dered and coarse powdered and eagle coarse
grauulated. Bloc; fruit powdered ana eaBls
coarse granulated. 5.10c. fruit powdered ana
eagle extra fine granulated, &c, crystaI
domino Rranulate1. cases, =, 3l2 and I'D
cartons. $500. and J4Oc in half cases eagle
? ah and : 10 cartons OF nne granulated'
2Oc: eagle 2-lb bags do. J.30c. 8la 10 bags
DO j.25e; 5-lb bags do. 300; 10 - bags 40;
= ljc. - and 30 III bags do and staadafI
lraEuiatcd, 30je, fine gTanUiated ana dla-
n..-iu A. &C: conlectioners' \ and 40 l, 4.sJc;
Go: No g. 1900. No = 4.5Jc. No :, 4.50c;
40 .. 4.i5c; No 10 I.40c. No H. i.35c' no
II. 43Oc, Nos l3. IA and ~, 4.25c. Raw was
frner and closed with centrifugal, 30 test.
at 4OJc: muscOvadO. 80 test, 3.JJc. and mo
lasses sugar, 50 test $500. These prices
were established sales OF about 10000
b.gs Cubas and Porto Rico az, respectively,
@II-Iec. cost and freight and 4o5c. The
American was the buyer and tho takings
practically cleared up available 9ferinss IL
wag believed that somo 10000 bags Cubas
were taken by New Orleans which would
make the total about 100000 bags In Lon
ooH beet sugar was Nd higher with August
at lis I'D. September, lis. october to De-
cetnber 9s lOL,d. Mcltings OF sugar at the
four United States ports Tor tho week were
4S 900 tons. against 10000 the previous week.
ans NJ 600 last year. Receipts were b2 y IL
bags. against 36G17 and 47.sO6, and total
stock was 1924 against 192,5i2 and
1gp51o
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

Csulinowers in larger supply and slightly low
er. Market overstocked with lettuce and very
0s @sto., .S arSs Ssaas steady PsPRs wfS to-
gs2 so: long. 81 5ossi 90; southern, 81 ESQ
Marian" yellow & pHa1roS 81 8 5oess Sala 81 Nerss
basket s soasi sq9;n'rP 4 TaHs sfs sss s.
ONIONS, Connecticut Valley. yellow, 100 10.
bag, 81 y; Orange County, yellow or red. 81
Jersey, basket s5as5c; red. C6asoc; white. DOC
Gsl; virginia and Maryland. yellow, Dbl. 81 so
aS2; basket eoY7oc; Cummer crate. 5o460c
gsi; Baltimore, yellow sSGsoc: Egyptian,
bag, si4sl y; ASPARAGUS, dozen bunches,
81 2agsS -; BEANS. Western New York, bss-
Baltimore or Norfolk. basket. 5Oal5c; BDETs.
bbl. 81 25qs1 so; 100 bunches, 81 504S2; CAR
RoTs. Dbl: 81 25qsi so; basket; 51aesc;. 100
Jersey, bbl. 81 25as2 rs; crcUSfBERs, box 40
d60c; basket 50d7oc: Baltimore. basket or
crate. 35g50c; state, basket, 75c: cABBAGEs.
S0c: CAIsLtELoWERs, state: bbl: ssqsa; LMoSs M
Island. s2qs3; CORN, 100, 50c9S2; CELERY,
dozen stalks, l5g0oc; BGGpLANTs. Jersey
ket. 25@5Oc; nearby Dbl, 40a75c; LIMA
BEANS. potato. basket, s29s2 so: bag. 81 70
7scaSi %; MUsHRooMs, GiaS GHiS basket, s. 20
81 so: oKRA. peach basket. 50cds1: Southern.
basket. s1Qs1 so; PEPPERS. nearby, bbl. SIG
81 80; basket, 5oG65c: box, 4oq6oc: Virginia,
bbl or large crate. s1a$l so: PEAS, Western
New York, large basket or bag, 81 25asl IS;
small basket or bag. I5cas1 20: PARSLEY.
basket crate. 90llsoc; RoMAINE. basket.
10000; RADIsHEs, 100 punches 81:
crooked-neck. bbl, 75ca$l; SPINACH, Dbl. -
Qs2 80; TURNIPs. rutabasa. i6cgsl; white.
s1aSl 30; TOMATOES, nearby Jersey, round.
box 40a50c: Grants, 20d40c; South Jersey,
round S5a5Oc: Grant. 20Q35c; Baltimore, crate.
4O15Oc: 6-basket carrier 100000; Delaware
and Maryland, carrier 301 soc.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
e e IesGlns Increases reported th, week toI-
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. i4.-wHEAr-Spot stssayi
No Manitoba no stock; No J. IS illsd;
futures firm; October IS I'd December. IS
3Sd CORN-spot firm; old American mixed.
IS I'd: new kiln dried, IS Id futures frm;
september. 5s "a: December. 4s l9,!d.
sDOUR--Winter patents. 29s 6d. HOPS
In London Pacific COAST. f7dfS ss. BEEF
Extra India mess. 1905 PORK-Prime mess.
Western. 95s. HAMS-Short cut els "a.
BACON-Cumberland cut 66s; short rib. eos;
clear bellies. s2s; long clear middles. lieht.
39s heavy. 6Ts Cd: short clear backs. Gl..
shoulders, square. 54s, LARD-Prims wes!' .
ern, tierces SIS od; American refined. p3ts,
SIS CHEEsE-Canadian finest white new.
OBS: eolored. 65s. TALLow-Prime city, -.
TURPENTINE-spirifs SIS Cd. ROSfN -
Common. I6s PETROLEUM Refined, 21sd
LfNSEED OIL-31s. TAlLoW-AustTalan an.
In London. 35s. COTTONSEED OIL-liull,
refined. spot, 26s 1Oi.d.
London. Aug A-RAw SUGAR -Centrifu-
gal. l2s Sd: muscovado. los. BEET SUGAR
August. lis l'.d. LlNSEED-- Cslcutta. Au-
gust-September. COS. LINSEED OlL-33s I'd.
SPERM OiI.--t30 PETROLEUM American
refined Sd spirits. I'D. TURPENTlNE :
Spirits 3is I'd. ROSfN American. strained
l6s 4kd: fine. lss 3D. !
Antwerp. Aug. 14-PETROLECA - frpes
so centiines
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

The half yearly earnings of the Cleve-
land. Painsville & Eastern. one of the
Ohio traction companies. showed an in
crease of s., tS5 gross over the same pc
riod In 1911. The total gross earnings
amounted to s1s9.1S3. Operating expenses,
however. showed an increase over 1911.
also interest charges. 40 the surplus for
the period by comparison with 1911 was
decreased A49e2
The annual gross earnings of the Texas
Traction Company ended June 80. 1912,
were $52i,32o. recording an increase of
SG,2J0. Operating expenses were mate
rally increased. as shown by the COM
pany's statement. totaning s71,034. which
left a balance for net of slS3, go net
comparative gain over 1911 OF se2ls. An
increase I'm fixed charges of 1854 over
the preceding year left a surplus Of
$40. which was $i6.3l6 less than on
June so. 1911. The company operates 70
miles of interurban line between Dallas
and Denison, Tex, through one of the
rich districts OF Northern Texas. The
capital stock of the Texas Traction Com
pany is divided into 81 600 600 common and
100000 6 per cent preferred. There are
also Sc. 100000 bonds
new electric suburban line Is the
project OF ST. Louis capitalists. who are
planning tho construction of a line TO
connect Little Rock, Ark, and Memphis.
Tenn. 1t is reported that a sufficient
amount of capital has been pledged TO
insure the success OF the undertaking.
and perfected organization, 1t Is said,
will be ready 10 begin the preliminary
work in very short time. The chief
factor in the promotion is W. ii. Lang
ford a director In the Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas River Railway. The initial capt.
tai will be in the neighbOThood Of $40
COOO0l. the length of the road is about
13O miles and the cost Of third of the
distance, owing TO the route being across
overflow land. is estimated at approx
mately 81. 500 a mile. Boston capital Is
said 10 be interested with st. Louis in
terests in the enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

Orleans centrifugal, common 1916; fair. IL
goo; good, 21Q26c; prime. 2sd34c; New or ,
dl2c: medium, 1iql7c; fancy. 2592sc.
NAVAL sfORE>-Spirits turpentine steady
and shade higher. Rosin and tar un-
bbls. 10 &c. TAR-S5 50. ROSIN-Common TO
good strained, 655c; b. lose; d. T.lOc; Il,
I.15c: +. 7.2oc; G. 7.25c; II. 1900; I. 7.soc;
X, I.00c: NJ, I.Ioc; y, Sc. VIC, s.4Oc' anu
WV. sTjc.
OlLs-Refned petroleum unchanged. LIN,
seed oil steady. PETROLEUM-Standaru
white. bbls. New York and Philadelphia s:S2c'
bulk. 475c: cases 10. 2Jc water white. bols.
g.3Jc. bulk, 575c; cases, 1l.2Jc. IlNSEED
oIL-Ameriosn seed. city, raw, 1O4Ilc; out
of-town raw, d9gI0c; Calcutta raw, soc
improvement in tone and a good deal OF aeI
tivity. principally covering OF shorts Finai
prices were 20 13 points net higher Local.
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
CENTRAL SPENDS 100000.

Rochester Aug 1t-Th" New YORK
Central Railroad g. about to nlace an
order for 10000 worth Of signal sp-
paratus for equipping its lines from syra
cuse 10 Buffalo. Part of the order will
be filed by the General Signal Company
of thig city.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
ITEMS OF THE STREET,
Transactions for foreign account agsrs-
gated l5.Oo0 shares. with purchases and
sales about equal in volume.

These dividends have been declared:
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Com
pany, regular quarterly -. per cent on
the common stock and 9 per cent on the
preferred both payable October /: Grip
PIE Creek Central Railway Company. reg
ular quarterly per cent each on the com
mon and preferred. both payable septem-
Der i. Philadelphia Electric Company reg
ular quarterly Il. per cent on the COM
mon. payable September >.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has re
ceived an order from the Chicago Bur
lington 4 Quincy for twenty-five Mkado
locomotives and from the government rail
way In Corca for twelve locomotives.
James 3. Colgate & co. are offering TO
investors preferred stock to net per
cent. Circulars mailed on request.
The members of the New York Cotton
Exchange have voted 10 close the institn-
tlon on Saturday. August 81, the business
day next preceding Labor Day.
The Phoenix Iron and Steel Company
has advanced It's price for structural steel
4l ton, 10 a IdSlS VI - - o ~ i'"'''N
Pittsburgh.
The + W Woolworth Company has de-
clared an initial dividend of | per cent
on the $1,000 0oo common stock. payable
Scptcmbor 90 Dividends Of ls4 per cent
have been paid quarterly on the Nd,oncOo
per cent cumulative preferred stsck
since the Incorporation of the company
hast December
Samuel Hale. now vlce-presldent and
general manager ~ the Wisconsin steel
Compauy. has heeu appointed general
manager ~ tho Algoma steel Corporation,
which vas recently organized az a con
solidation ~ various hsdiarics ~ the
Lake Superior Corporation.
The directors OF the American Sumatra
Tobacco Company Yesterday declared tho
regular semi annual dividend of 81 per
cent on the preferred stock, paJ aele Sep
tember l. hut deferred action on tho ono
past due serhi-anuual dividend on thdt
issue. the money being needed for hsrv-
vcstinE the new crop.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Aug. 14.-Gi ain prices were weakE
to-day factor in the decline being fine crop
weather. Cash demand was negligible. and
stronger early cables failed to hold the mar rtet.
The close was generally steady on the lower
levels, with wheat hnSc on Last trades left
corn ts8bo lower and oats sake lower.
Provisions advanced with good demand. clos
ing from SC TO 7tac higher. Range OF prices: