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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29

ia 9uertau tpdliaifaiielle bauitutielle;
ettd preiibentti Suerta tuntee Waib'
instonin bauituflen fieltdptpmiien
t,innnstamasta bdnen { (9uertan) bal'
litusta eStdmdn Wericon bauitutlen
iaamaSta Iuurempaa lainaa nlfo'
malta ia iiten oIfamasta ipoimaf'
faampaa iaistelua ipallanfumousta
tpastaaw ettd Ybbpsmaltain ebns'
taian maibtaminen Wtericosia npfp.
ddn oIiii erebbps; ettd Sane Wilion
pibetddn ebeueentin tpirasia, funnes
muutos parempaan pdin tupabhiu
Nlericon oIemasfa.
Gbeueen ielittdd prefoentti Wilio.
min pddhdneen eli tunnuSfoa Suer.
tan bauitusta, ennen fuin jdriestpS
on taIapauasIa idpbeaiieSti palau
tettu ia ettei DbopspaItain ballimf'
len politiitaa Utericon taisteleipia
puolueita fobtaan, iota politiitfaa on
ielitettp ,puolueettomatf", tuua muut'
tamaan.
prefioenttt Wilion ia paltioIibteeri
8rpon oipat tieltdptpneet antamasto
mitddn lauiuntoa Utericosto pii'
metii iaap,ineiben roporttien ioboos'
ia, ettd biplomaattiIet iubteet Nteri
con ia YbopsnuItain pdliad fdpi'
Iifpdt mobbottomifii. 2linoa mitd
prsfbentti Ianoi oil Ie, ettei aiemasia
ole tapahtunut Ianottatpaa muutos
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
0anuri tbtt6 l1poettp farbuien
raatefemana.

Sructee, GaIif., toufot. % y. =
gtuori faboefiantoista tpuotios neiti
Dinnie Solt, iofo on olut niiton
pdindt fatetsia, IDpoeiiiin tdnddn
Sierra Nefpaban fpuoristostn erd6S
I'd rotfosta poboin farbuien roatele
mana.
GphD ldtIi fotoaan niime piitou
fesfifpiiffono, eifG bGnestd Iiitem.
min ndbtp idlfedfddn. Sdnen ipeI-
iienid iobbolla toimeenpantiin perrin
pobiaifia etiintdmatfoia, mutta III
Iofietta. &uufi pdipdd bdnen fatoa'
miienia idIteen paIafi bdnen toiron'
Ia pfiinddn tofoiIin. 9lrpaitiiu i'll
loin, ettd iptolle onfdpnpt buIIueti.
Tartan etiinndn idlfeen lDpoetiiintin
tpihooin bdnen paboin runneIhi ruu.
miinia puolifIi forbuien repimdnd
yleiti Golt ldtIi foioaan riitaonnnti
tuaon panbon attn ID fansI ia JOS
tain oIiosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
Sebmeet pDmmeiaaam pilaa
ppItiieiue.

gte lufuiiat pommit, ioita 2ontoon
eri niista on tpiime pdifpind min lu'
tuilaSti lDpbettp, eiipGt oIefaon oil.
leet mitddn paarauiIia Iaabultaon,
mitdli npitemmir on lelrpiqe Iaotm.
2ontoon d6nioifeusnaiIet oipnt life
npitemmin antaneet ippbptidpin ie'
litDtlen ndibin pommilDpt5itin, ia
tdst6 ielitptiesta fdp ieIpiue, ettd
iamoua Fun ddnioiteusnaiIiIla on
otlut oma torfoitutienla nditd ytefo'
pommeio" oiettoesIaon, lamola o.
mat be niiII6 tebneet piIoo poIiiieine
Ia wirunomoiiiue. atdmoifeusnoiiei
orpat MIN. npttemmin ieIiiianeet, etid
be ofpat anioneet loobuItoan oi,pan
waarattomia pommeio yretrppteiI'
Ieen," ioiben ustoIlihmttd be omoi
tobtontet foeteuo ennen fun onni
beile usfoneet toTitefoia iuoriteita'
tpatH.
UlgoSfin ferrotaan bausfa i,ittii
betcdn feppoiestaan 9eotIanb ioor'
bin ipironomoiFne. Suim ON ieu'
roobu: Grdstd daniojteusnaisto
epdiIifpdt ipironomoiIet pommiiauta'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
Hattilardiabobs fappui fafii
beufilDG.

San Diego, Sal, toutof. % p.
Sum Dbopsnaltain loipastoon fuu'
lupaa Observation-Disclosures Siemnr
oia foeteltiin, tabbotiin iiud aioa
Min nopeaan fuin Iuinfin IilIS oil
mobboIIista pddstd. Sdu5in pdd5i
bDprp erddsid bDprpfattiIasia nou.
iemaan min forteaue, ettd ipIinteri
ei iitd festdnpt, fpaan tapabtui tis
bpiia fattiIardidbbps, iosIa fafii
benfed Iai Observation-Disclosures fuo.
leman ia folmas boapoittui Min pa.
boin, ettG tiilee tooennGfDiIeSti heit'
tdmddn benfenld IaamienIa mans
moien iobboSta. Sapaturmasia iurs
manIoIaaneet opat Ieuraamat: Iais
pan rasmaaia R. 3. Smitb ia lais
man toinen pddfoneenfdpttdid 8. s.
Yect. Hasmaaia u UaiIler baas
noittui bengennaoro iesti.
Snuettomuuoen idlfeen poIofi lais
na beti tafaiiin iatamoon. Hdidb'
oDfIesid tpioittui laipa poboin, mutt
to tpteni ie fiiitenfin omin moimin
pddiemddn tafaiiin iotamaon onnet'
tomuuspaifalto. Sotilaspiranomot.
Iet otpat mddrdnneet toimeenpanta'
motif torfan tutfimutien rdidbopt
fen ipistd. Ytii rdidboptIen ubreis'
to oil iuuri mennpt tibioibin ia OF
foi bdn ipiettdd bddnid muutamien
tpiiffoien filuttma, mutta lurnllinen
onnettomiius tefi tpbidfIi faiffi bd.
nen oifeenia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
aSei fortpan tasfnsSaam iaafariin.

Charles Gbapple, so .muotias mics
ionpui biliattain erddn l6dt6rin Cont
tooriin ct. GlouoisIa, Wiinn. Sd.
men pddnid IitpusIa oIeuasta baa.
masta nmoti runIoasti tperta, ia Fun
bdmmdstpnpt Iddfdri fatIeli Sbap'
plea, pistt ban tdben taStuunia ia
fpeti feltd oitean torpanIa, jofa oil
repeptpnpt poiS terdtpdsIi finesId,
FUN ban pmtoii 20 ialtaa ippdQe
roitoon. &orna pestiiu ia ommeI.
tim tataiIin paifoilleen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
SiirtoIoinen.
supmeen matfnstaneita. ..

- Suomeen mattnstaneito. paS.
tori gt. ). Suuii Sputb 8oneeIta
ldfIi toisIa testipiiffo.iliana ipais
monia ia faboen lapIensa fansIa
matfaue Suomeen, ioeia be ipiipD.
pdt noin puoIeu nuooen oian. Ga.
moon NATHAN liittpindt mr. ia mrs
Senrp Xebti 9ltionticista ia miss
9inria RoiaIa ia SuIius Soosta.
moinen !parcoctisto. .6e mattas'
iapot g0aItoiIen 9dboen Iinjaa 8.
IDmpic Iaipado, iofa ldbti Iauantai'
ma giep Yortisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
Nreitpemtti aSilSonim ndfbfanta
= Wiricum aiiotSta.

preIibentii WiIlonin felitetdan Tat
ieIepan Nericon npfDiStd aiemaa
5euraapaIto ndfbtaunalto:
GnfnnStin, ettd oiema Wlericssla
on paIiou parempi fuin prefbeniti
DilIonin asmesIa ipirtaanio; ettd
gbbpsmoltoiu ia Uaericon mSlioi'
tailen. holIitufien mdIiist fabieet ei'
piii ole lSbestddn Min bDpdt fuin
ne oIttpot ,pieId n,uutoHta toijffoio
Iitie; eitd raioen Iubteibeu fariistp'
minen iobtuu Iiitd, ettei ybbpsmal'
tain baIlitus ole antanut tlrtnustss'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
8reiffalaiict ia bnlsarialaiiet
Sptitpat.

Sontoo, toutof. "a p. - Mteenos,
ia tdnne iaapuneet IdbfoIanomat tie'
tdpdt fertoa, etid treiffoIaisten ia
bulSarialaisten mdliud on iatfutpa
taistelu paraillnan fdpnnisIG Ga,
lonifin ldbistDud. SoistelusIa fdp.
teiddn mpDsfin tpfistDd. &un tpiis
meinen IdbtDianoma I6beiettiin, oil
2reifan funinsos 3onitantine iao'
punut paifaIle ia foettaa bGn iaobo
Iopimusta ATTAIN, ettd mdGrGttGiIiin
iofu alue puolueettomotIi. 9litai
Iemmin oil erdstd poitfoa Iuostuttu
pitdmddn puolueettomona, mutto
buIeorialaiiet riftoitpat Iopimufien
ia prittimdt maIato oIueen.
Sdbdu iaoffa omot freitfaIniIet
toistelusia menettdneet pbben Zap.
teenin ia fafiiIataa fpiiIifpmmentd
fotamiestd. SoistaiIefIi on fpiboui.
iuuoet mpDbemmdn iabfDIanomon
mufaon fesfeptetip. 9uIsariolaiIen
armeiian fesfuubesIo fpanitIee fapi.
ma, Fun miebet tabioipot iouffoien
baioIIeen losfemista. Run oIastoo
tomentana upieeri ct iaonut topi
noa oiettumaan, tefi bdn itIemur
ban.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
Rem Yorf wsias, Sysimm.

gtep Dorf WliuIin Suomi Snno'
bin ia Observation-Disclosures pbteinen
tenttdiubla pioetddu teide 8 p:nd
oIton Flo 10 op. ShieIma tliee orr
notaSI Pubeita pitdpdt toimittaIa
g w. Sdboe, pustori .. u CANA.
men ia oIietirioittanut. Eoimomme
ruuIostu oionoitcu tdbdn iubIoon.
Saotoon 6errn roftouoeDonia icm.
mittdd meitd, ioimimaan tpeliiud ia
fioruo SeeIutieeia.
vi. Intioneu
N. q Wiiae. Wtinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29

naista. Wibboin pantiin fafii jan
fpd pbteen ia niiben tuefTi aietettiin
tuoleia.
Sddtdrit, iotfa boitatpat naista, ia'
noipat bdnen paranepan.
WtiIs perrp painaa 600 naulaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
80 ~ y y q y = = = = y \ = = =
= ,yIdss it.aea =
o. y
RAs1essaa 4 m Z uau
Sbptbmdtt6mbbs Sapanisia Sme'
rifan tpaStantIen iuboOSta.


Tofio, Sapani, toufotuun % p. =
Suurta pettpmpstd on SapanisIa
berdttdnpt Dbbpsmaltain tpiraIli'
nen mastaus Californian moItion
maanomistusfpipmptien iobbosta.
Warmaa tietoa Ell ole fiitd, millai.
men oil Dbbpsmaltain tpastaufien
iifdltD, mutta fen nerran on fuiten'
Elm faatu tietdd, eHd on find Yhbps.
ipaltain~ baDitus foettanut o1ottaa
Sapanille. ettd GaIIarnian maano-
misiuslafi ei misiddn iubteesia tnle
riffomaan aitaiIempia Iopimuf'ia
molempien bauitusten mdlilId. So
i,iuri tdmd Ieitta ontin Sapanisia
berdtt6npt Acknowledgements. Sa'
panin balliiufIen tobolta oootettiin,
ettd gbbpsma1at tpiroIliIesia mas
rtaufIesiaan oliIi patuuitanut Sapa'
min ballitufielIe toimipanIa parbaan'
ia mufaon iiiben fuuntoon, ettd Sas
Iifornian maanpmisiuslafi meneitdiii
merfitpfienid. Wtutto Dhopsmaltain
tpastautiesIa ei pubuto mitddn III.
hen Iuuntoan. Npt on Sopanin ul'
foaIiain miniSteriD naltuuttanut
Waibingtonisia olepan ldbettiIddn
Ia parooni Gbinoan eTittdmddn So
panin tdIitpsfannan molempien ball
litusten pdliIestd opimutiesta ia
piottamaan, ettd fpleesId olepa Ga.
Iifornion maanomistuSlati. on riS'
tiriioasia oitaiIempien opimusten
fansia.
&aitti paItiooepartementin lafi'
miebet onot innoftaasti tuttineet e
Ed Californian moanomistuslafia
ettd Sapanin ia YbopsmaItoin pd'
listd iopimusta nuooeIta 1911.
2aitti foetiafpot tuitia Iopimusten
Ianamuotoa p6dst6tIeen fpafaumut'
Ieen rittoofo tdmd lofi molempien
gballitusten pdliIii oifaiiempia iopi.
mufia.
2aifesta pddttden Iuteutuu tdstd
Iaaia riitafpIpmps, iobon ennen pitt
fdd iuIepot mailman faiffi eie'
fpimmifii .tunnemt lointuItitiiiat otta'
maon pIna. Sopanin bnllitutien to'
bolta on tpud oitaiIemmin ilmoitet.
tn, eit6 oIioo ei tula petoomaan
.6oogin raubon fonIerensiiin, mutta
MT fun erimieliIpptFd ndpttdd lpn'
tDipdn entisien iopimusten ia np'
fpiIen lain IubteeSta toiIiinio, IuuI.
Iaan Sopanin fpetoapan oiian 6aa'
gin --raubanfonferenSiin rattaista'
tpifIi.
gDilionin oianoito WitabolIe.
Wasbinston, 9. g., toufot. % y.
- 2un Wasbinstoniin Iaapui tieto
Sapanin bautfiian pbtdffiiestd lat
rasiufieSta, iImoiiipat tpoItioiibteert
8rpon ia preiioentti 29iAon Utifa'
bone iptpimmdn oianoHonia. Eo'
fios5a pIeipalIe DbbpsnaItain ldbet.
fiddle annettiin mddrdps iaottda
gbbpstpaltoin oIanotto iermebops
Sapanin halIitufieIIe ia perIoonolIi'
Iesii Sapanin baaitiiioiie.
DasbinstoniSia on ieIisettp, etid
Wtifaoon iairous mobooIIifeSti Job
tn mufa fiitd. ettd fpiipptsSta on
tapabhnut ybopspoIioin ia Sopa-
min tpdIiiesid neumoiteInsia SaIiior'
nian maanomistuSIaiu iobbosta.
Sofiosta piimetfi iaapnneet ipies'
tit motuutiamot, ettei Ulitaoon tia
ole ipaarollinen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
Grain Notes

The Chicago Inter Ocean says: "Senti-
ment in wheat is somewhat bearish with
the outside trade light. The bears are
talking lower prices, but conservative
people are looking at the market as a
carrying charge proposition and do not
expect much change from present levels
until the Northwestern crop is prac-
tically made Bulls in corn are figuring
that as corn is a weather market, It
should be bought on all breaks, while
some of the bear traders believe that
1t should be sold on bulges. Sentiment
on oats is mixed"
II IS said that farmers IN Illinois and
Indiana win not sell corn or oats at
present levels
Bartlett, Frazier & Co: ''Wheat-The
market seems TO have little or no rally
Ing power, but we do not care to follow
the decline, and think some reaction Is
overdue.
'Corn-We look for a nervous market,
but believe prices viii rule firm.
"Oats-The lack Of outside support
coupled with heaviness in the cash sit
uatiCn resulting in further scattered
liquidation and exceedingly heavy short
selling by local professionals.
'PrOvisions-There was more or less
profit taking yesterday, but the declines
were moderate and the market by no
means is weak one"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(corrected by whIte Provision COZ

Corrected by White Provision COY
Yards fairly well supplied with cattle
this week. Aside from two loads OF
choice Tennessee helfers, the run was
badly mixed in quality and condition.
These two loads were bought at the top
figure Of the week by the Atlanta pack
erS.
The market has ranged reasonably
strong on the better kinds. which were
scarce. Plain cattle were more plenu-
ful and prices varied owing to quality
and condition. a big per cent Of the
cattle were grassy and only about half
fat. They were, therefore, mean and
undesirable as killers. Prices ranged
Irregular and lower.
Tennessee lambs continue to come
freely
Barely enough hogs coming to sup
ply demand. Market strong and higher
Good to choice steers, 1000 to I 200
pounds, S55Oq6.50; good steers 800 to
900 pounds $3.50 6. 90; medium to
good steers, 200 to $50 pounds, $1,000
$50; good to choice beef COWS, 500 10
900 pounds. S450G5.50; medium to good
cows, roe to 500 pounds, $42585.OO; good
10 choice heifers, $50 to $50 pounds $475
M5.25; medium TO good heifers, $50 to
$50 pounds, $400u450.
The above represents ruling prices OF
good quality OF beef cattle. Inferior
grades and dairy types selling lower
Medium to common steers, II fat 500
to 900 pounds, S4O0u500, medium TO
common cows, II fat, 700 to 800 pounds,
S3.75u42j. mixed common, 500 10 500
pounds, .S3.25@3.70; good butcher bulls,
Prime hogs. 100 to 200 pounds, $3.50
90, good butcher hogs, 40 to 100
pounds, $S.709s90; good butcher pigs.
pigs 80 to 100 pounds $S0OGs.5O.
Above quotations apply to cornfed
hogs; mash and peanut fattened 1c to
Inc under.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
nluR
RnVrFrn .
HAYWARD & cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, July 16.-Coutrarv
to indications Of yesterday the weat thor
turned decidedly cooler over night In
North Texas. Oklahoma and Western
Arkansas, which Of course, is distinct
ly favorable and enhances the PROS
poets Of some precipitation there in the
near future.
The map shows generally fair I'm the
Western half part cloudy 10 fair I'm
the Eastern half, with some nice rains
in the Atlantics, particularly in the
coast district Indications to-day are
for generally fair IN the Central belt,
Increasing cloudiness and some showers
In the Atantics.
Our market opened unchanged. hut
soon advanced on the strength in New
York. All adviCes from there show
nervousness over the small stock there
and the intention existing in leading
quarters TO boost the market
Mr. TheO Price issued a bullish cir
CuaT with the small stock as the basis
Then we have to contend with the
conventional expectation of short
scare every year during the critical
period. This anticipation checks sell
ing and makes the market responsive 10
little buying The pointing out of crop
defects. whether real or imaginary. bur
effect of lowering the July condition re-
ports, which constitute the August Blu
reau,
That the advance is systematically
directed at the short interest is indi-
Gated by small daily gains in prices.
which makes shorts nervous.
New York reported Hicks PeN and
the spot houses as good buyers
PENIc= IN N-=,hy %, Ehhc rtt-,,1-.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS,

NEW YORK, July 16,-Petroleum
firm; crude Pennsylvania, $3.50
Turpentine firm, 39d3912.
Rosin quiet; common, $3.50 bid
Wool active; domestic fleece, 22G2S;
pulled, secured basis. 33Q64 Texas,
secured basis, 4SQ53.
Hides strong; native steers, 179191s;
branded steers, 10.
Coffee steady; options opened to
lower; Rio No. Z on spot, $500.
Rice steady; domestic, ordinary to
prime, 4453s
Molasses steady; New Orleans, open
kettle. 35a50.
Sugar, raw easier; centrifugal s54
bid; Muscovado. 3.O4; molasses sugar.
279
Sugar, refined quiet; fine graduated.
40 bid; cutloaf ). 40 bid crushed $50
bid; mould A, 495 bid cubes, 4.S5 bid,
powdered, 40 bid; diamond A, $50 bid;
confectioners' A, 4.45 bid; softs, No. 1,
435GU4. 40.
Potatoes steady; white, nearby, $1,000
2.25; Southerns, S1.750225.
Beans irregular; marrow, choice, So so
az CO.; pea, choice S390G3.95; red kid
ney. choice, So so bid.
Dried fruits weak; apricots, choice TO
fancy, 11H 614%i apples, evaporated,
prime to fancy, 81 4S12; prunes, S0s TO
COS, 7ss G12; sos to zoos, 1864 peaches,
choice to fancy, 6]tQ7i seeded raislns,
choice to fancy, 5n G6A.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
Cotton Buyers Fix
Weight of Bales

The Standardization Of cotton bales
and the fixing Of a penalty for violation
OF the agreement was affected by the
North Georgia Cotton Buyers and
Manufacturers Association, at a meet
ing at the Hotel AnsIey Tuesday aft
eTnOOn.
Every bale Of cotton hereafter pur-
chased by the members of the asso-
citation must weigh not less than 400
pounds, and must not measure more
than q by "a inches. A penalty Of 50
cents for each bale weighing less than
400 pounds, and 81 for each bale longer
than the standard bale was fixed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
Form Naval Stores
Marketing Company

SAVANNAH, GA, July 1s.-LAadins
naval stores factors Of the South At
lantic States are in session to-day for
the purpose Of forming a gigantic com
pany to handle naval stores. The OBJ
ject Of the company is to protect the
industry by being In a position to stand
between producers and such interests
as might undertake TO manipulate the
market to the detriment Of the indus
try
The Carson Naval Stores Company,
The Producers Naval Stores Company.
the West-Flynn- Harris and the Con-
solidated Naval Stores Company are the
most important interests in the con-
Germ. The company will be heavily
capitalized
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
COTTON GOSSIP

NEW YORK, July 16.-The market
has ruled quiet but steady There was
some selling Of August on and after the
opening, which was attributed to Liv-
erpool, and the buying of the summer
options seem to come from the spot in
terests here.
The rally came on buying by the
same brokers on yesterday and there
was very little cotton for sale. A prom
lpent Wall Street operator is said TO be
among the principal buyers to-day.
The continued dry weather in Texas is
said to be the cause for buying Of the
new crop.
Sentiment Is somewhat more bullish
to-day and further advance is looked
for, though the bears contend that a
further rally win bring out heavy sell
ing by those who are hoping for a high
er basis 1t is believed some Of the up
town crowd have sold to-day. NJ.
Anderson.
Since April 80. when the local stock
Of cotton was 12S, 600 bales something
like 10000 bales has been shipped out
Of New York, and at no time since has
1t been possible to replace the cotton
sold out.
NEW ORLEANS, July 16.-Hayward
& Clark: The weather map very favor
able, shows partly cloudy 10 fair over
the Eastern half; fair in the Western
half; some nice rains in Atlantic Coast
districts. No rain in the Western half:
but contrary TO indications Of yesterday.
weather turned much cooler in North
Texas Oklahoma and Western Arkan-
sas. Indications to-day are for inCreas-
ing cloudiness in the northwestern quar-
ter, and possibly some showers in North
west Texas and Oklahoma Increasing
cloUdiness with scattered showers over
the AtlantiCs. Generally fair In the
Central belt.
Rainfall-Atlanta. 50, Charleston.
inch; Savannah, IS; Wilmington, \. G.,
1:26; Raleigh, .04, Birmingham, .O6
Admission, Ala, OIL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
THE WEATHER.



WASHINGTON, July 16.-There viii
be thundershowers tonight or Thurs
day in the upper Mississippi Valley, the
AXE region and the South Atlantic and
probably by Thursday night In the
northern portion of the Atlantic States.
It will be somewhat cooler tonight in
he Missouri Valley and the Northern
Plains states and warmer Thursday in
The Middle Atlantic States
Forecast until D. m. Thursday:
Georgia-Local showers tonight or
Thursday
Virginia Generally fair tonight and
Thursday, slightly warmer Thursday in
northern portion.
North and South Carolina-Local
showers tonight or Thursday
FlOrida-LoCal showers tonight or
Thursday, except fair in northwest por-
ton
Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee
Generally fair tonight and THURSDAY
L0uisiana-Fair tonight: Thursday
fair, except showers in southeast por-
ton
Texas-Fair tonight and Thursday
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LIGHT OFFERINGS
PUT COTTON UP
Shorts Cover New Crops on Dry
Weather in Texas-LiverpooI
Sold August,

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Fear Of further
dry hot weather over the western and
central part Of the belt was factor at
the opening of the cotton market to-day
and first prices We're TO points higher
than Tuesdays closing quotations.
The demand came from important
spot houses. Besides accumulation of
summer positions by spot people there
was covering by Wall Street of shorts
and the ring took on new crop positions
The effect Of this buying was a net gain
close.
The shrinkage Of the stock Of cotton
here and tirmness OF the English mar
ket was also a stimulating factor
Warehouse stocks in New York to-day
34.62l bales; oertihCated, 2S.S73 bales
On the other hand the fine progress Of
the new crop, these factors offset each
other and left the market I'm such a po-
sition that the talent hardly knows
which turn to make
a prominent spot man in Texas
writes that good rains are needed, but
stead, Is doing good preventing the boil
WeeVh from spreading over any great
area. The same authority offset the
many complaints of damage by the pest
saying the crop is making fine progress
and already cotton is opening in Mpxia.
Texas, and other sections Of the state
throughout the afternoon session the
market ruled quiet, but steady: prices
were lTInly maintained at the early
high point.
Al the close the market was steady
with prices at net gain Of to 6
Tuesday
Following are II a. m. bids in New
York: July. 1918; August, 1906: Oc-
tober, 1l.54; January, 1l5G.
Following are 10 a. m. bids in New
orleans: July, 1850, August, 1906, Oc-
tober, 1885, January, 1156.
Estimated cotton receipts:
Thursday. 1912
New Orleans. ....... 100 to 200 1,197
Semi-weekly interior movement:
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LIVE STOCK Market


CHICAGO, July 16.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000. Market 5000 higher Mixeo
and butchers SS5O09.30; good heavy,
$8.sOq915; rough heavy, S. 45a875;
light, s8.9099S5; pigs, S7.90Q915; bulk,
IS g0d920
Cattle..Receipts 5000. Market 100
lower Beeves, S7.40d9.10. cows and
heifers. $325dS.40 stockers and feed
ers, s6.25aL90; Texans, s67598I0;
calves, 50 00010.75.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 Market l5c
higher, Native and Western. $3.50
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-Cattle: Re-
ceipts. 1000, including 1000 Southerns;
native market strong; Guaranteed ma
tive active and strong; native beef
steers 5.50m SIS; cows and heifers. 475
500; stoCkers and feeders, 5.250750.
calves. 6,00G10,50; Texas steers, $3.50
$40; cows and heifers, 4.250650; calves,
5.O0u65O
Hogs: Receipts. $500; market to 1oo
higher; mixed. 9.20Q9.35; good, 9.2O9
40 rough. S.70Gs 80; lights, s259995;
pigs. 725d9.OO; bulk, s.2O0s.SO.
Sheep: Receipts 1000; market strong
10 loo higher muttons. 3.750450; yearl-
ings. 5.00q6.25; lambs, 6.504S65.
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RANCE IN NEW YORK FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, July 16-Due I'M
changed to IL points higher, this mar
ket opened steady at a net advance Of
2la TO points from Tuesdays close.
At 1915 p. m. the market was quiet
at a net gain u 2la to points Later
the market declined y to l point from
1915 y. m.
Fair business doing in spot cotton
at 3 points advance, middIing 674d
sales 5000 including 1000 American
bales; imports 900 bales, of which
none We're American
At the close the market was steady
with prices at net gain Of 4 to 3 points
from the closing quotation Of Tuesday.
Futures opened steady
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-16
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Wheat. No .
red new. $685.; No. 3 red, new, S5a Sc
No; 2 hard winter, new. S6hQS7Ik: No
hard, old. $50 a89i6, new, S5aS5Ia ,
ola, $50 SSla; No. l Northern spring, 81 /.
No Northern spring, 9Oa9i; No. 9
Corn No. ?, 61h@s1a; No. 2 white.
6Ols a6iia; No. 3 white. 62st; 10 2 vel
low. 6Iq 6las: No I, $1,000; No. 4 white
81 Z; No. 4 yellow, 59ia a8O2..
oats, No. 3 white. 38L dS9A No. A.,
30 No. white, 37& q IS; standard,