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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. T1 EkDAY. FglMUABr 8. W*. nOH OPENED Stronger Cables from the Liverpool Market was the Early Influence. SHORTS NERVOUS NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Heavy Buying of March '• Creates Fear of Squeeze Sf7~ In that Option. . . . > niiiuu nu liuMnnui at the otrenibg wua n«llvr l Tire© Iff* iiolnta tilgfcrr In «yiu|Mthy *'“■* alilre from UveriMNn. After tlte It «m the opinion of tire member© that abort a In March bad treroore flUrured over aonre tfowl hujrfn* by pronil- nrnt Intcrcata. and fearing a aquerse bad Cftmd citctialvcly. The Ragllab market < point a lower than dire N>w York, tbna irrcndag the Arm feeling .dlapUyol In the lair trading Monday. * If via a caar of fbr trade taking advantage of tba closing firrancfM on which to take profit a ou the otrenlnn. At 12:l| p. in. a pot a ware about 202H polnta abova tba previous clone. At the cloac, price* warn ftMdr lgl polnta blgbar, aa compared with Monday*© flnala. The following firm the rings active montbaTn Liverpool today: Open. High. March-Aprtl AM , T.m Un-Jan* #5.ftl%4 I.U 6.51ft Spot, were (m at an advance of I polnta to k-fM for middling. A good Im.l ■ipm waa don. at tb. better pH.-.., ,6lu n.ra taking ltOOO bain. In lb. New York mark.!, fntnrra opened M6 (mint. better, and lat.r improving modi, a polnla ou aood buying. Helling wa. MNM 8ntlm.nl la In. moment, but It la thought b • niat.rlal advance I. not I until Ik. awrnu.nl abowa al«ba of a da- rlilfil let-up. A rnraall bulletin aaye: "Tb. atnrr that Mr. 1‘rtce la lu tb. uurk.t again !a ^ Broadway bona. U lunt 6 tlargely for account of a prominent iirrrt opnator, and that they will lak. up tba rollon which. ou lb. prn.nl haala of March eootraeta. la congldered very cheap p nonand with other nark.ta. It la talfl tliat thnr people will lunk up lb. rrrtlfl- rat. and re-tender tba remtloder In lat.r & ana ■ In In* Ini. tb. Fulled Hum court lu Naw umi. bnrtali pm- nure prim were form! below tba op.nlug grdkr rtoa. tn Nn York tb. -too# waa bandy atndy. Ml 1*1 polata lowar, aa coaipand with tba cloaa on Monday. I Van pa rati rr receipts at all C. 8. porta: £|i£grs ** n*. Total receipt! aloe bipl.iaiwr l... J,«».lt* Ham* day laat yaar 6.MJ.JM iSSsis'i Movement at Atlanta: ftarae P day T* xf yit r*.*.*.!!!.*.*.* i Increase Shipments today 8am. day la.l ynr ■MU oTbaad' loday ".7.".'."^'.“ XWM ESK :::::: l« BPOT COTTON MARKET. Lftvarpool. firm; mlddllnf untandn 5.6W. Atlanta. ©toady; wlddliii IWtf* fiSr York, ■tcadyi mhufllnf llc. „ Mm*"" «to!”telU%c. *jf5rt 'nertpta today are'eqtimated at 4*. Mb. again.t 41,433 laat wnk and IXC1 laat 'Tfc Tlam Dauw.nl: "Tb. Iirnklug of irauMwrtaltau coogvatlou lu Tent aad tba- rapid mornu.it of Iho remnant foraraata, lu lb. opluluo of Indlu* cotton m.rrbauta, m.au a |M-rp»odlrnlar drop la Halt eat on re- reclpte Itcfore very long. Tb. cotton cabin ar. good enough to warrant Ih. expectation uf aoWe further luiprorpm.nl In tb. local market. ..pedal- ly tb. report. of apot aaln and tb. .barp advance bi prim. With tb. relief of tear 8c nafHllM generally Kouthwni, a (ailing off b expected. Tb. lad wn tb. Montb la alao llkrly lo tb. recelpta, ao It wont <bi to an .hart egr.pt OU Iralgoe. aad w* favor tb. long aid. whenever rollon ran be larnght ot ran matoaa When w* opened Liverpool, owl 1 blgbar tb.ii due, bat 3S{ . , And I. ..rr atndy and atrong. ol 1a a heavy buy March Edited by Jqpeph B. Lively Mr. Untya twauty-8ra yaara* aiparlaue* af ad- Itlaa warhd* la Allaou and tb# »nnfh baa and. kin )• raoogalaad an- tbarlty la kla ape dally. RANGE OF NEW YORK-STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS MgjrJune livarpool ju.t tip” auotbar point, gtaady «r J I.lver|HHj| U n bear; doing atraddlea. May. A floor broker aaya: "It !• Jnat aucb a strong spot situation aa this that Is tb« forvruuner of a break. I am no bull, with receipts the way tbay are. and a let up In spinners* takings la only natural to be ex pected." Buyers: Norden. Fsbey, Mitchell, : I'arrotf^ Lairg and llvowu. Receipt a at Ibar. ... 41.000 Its lea. against . "Mexico has hereto- cotton. 'Phis season baa exj tomorrow wltb alM»ut New Orleans. Keb. .. . Clark: _ Liverpool futures xnorti front 5.000 twites. A Iwwit will flail , I 600 for OAlvaslMk -llaj . about Tampico Ktrength a. -hurts cor- night put It Itrength In spots In Liverpool Is a moat effective support. Receipts on our aid* show signs of soon falling off. Expert re vival of apecnlatlon soon and higher mar ket*. Purchases on depressions are thought well of. Any little unfavorable west bar next six weeks will stimulate odvaace. uieht In trade reported In their last clrcu tar. haa affected nearly all ctaaaea of goods, there Irelug considerably more Inquiry In evidence than for aour time paat. Market very steady. More confidence and aborts uneasy; still covering. H|»ot cotton market quiet and steady. Inquiry, but good, desirable cotton Offer!Mga large, but mostly with scarce, offerings large. I some defect, either color, duat < IttJtj—^ ’ sand aud -XEflui Ittle huslueaa In spots ao far. l«ots of undesirable cotton offering and factors wapt to aell It. Admnce In futures Is upholding spots here today. This elate of sffalra may eaaae future t« weaken some. GREAT ACTIVITY EXPECTED TO DEVELOP IN FEBRUARY. New York t'ommerrlal. The month Just entered upon'la now re NEW TOES. h n i a NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointer* on Proviaiona. • Prmn Hmywi . fhlcngo. Pcb. (.-Uirtlntt. Prnnlw * r«r. flngtonr Tnh. ndrnnlngn of ttnrBrWD lo bur n lltlli' wbMI. I'.irn «nd unln .clod v.ry ntrong Monday; In f.vl I hr y wm ntrnog Ubd Irgltluinlrly -• Thr big mm rrrrlptn nrn rirrrinlng . rruurr on n. futurrn. All wrrr hnlgrd lung ago. Thr (Irminil In gnnl rnmigh to rrv.ut any arrumulatlon. Tbr rnnh nvwl- Inu lu .wit I. na light an ihr May ilrllrrry. A l.lvrriHKil bourn* rablm: "W brut rrry Arm. with .mail atnekn. Tbr drmtu4 la jraaaah. nlrady ..obllr. ataadl ~ at. Louli, <|ul TODAY’# POUT RECEIPTS. yi. fallswlaa tibl. •bowa v m. | pW_il jba interior receipts. Tba fallowing tahla .how, rampta at ik. lat.rtov town, today, mnparnd with U. i day Inal pan mnrkrt. Thrrr . ■how that iwroudar rral mill iradr ol ._. ..... ■hurl ou gnoda for Ihr a|irlag and aummrr M-nrona. Ou waah fabric, prlnti. rolorrd rotinna aud rrrn In thr full rang, of ataiilr rottona thr purrhaalng haa aour along fi llir pant thrrr or fuur niontha on a mm or Iran hand-to mouth Iwala. aa buyn. walir<l for a hrrnk In prlcra. Thr urdrra from a h"it of purnhaarra. all taklug auuU unantlilra al abort latrrrnla. bar. hrpi tbr onmratlr inarkrt flnu ami •w|ialil, nr ratal. adranrr thrlr prlrr ami raprclally In Job blag bourn, brtll la tllll arrllou of Ibr rpojiiry and fli* Wrat. tlllhrr l.trl. arr *****eti fur ae « feature o? the present Thf.stsyinnsry posltlou of the me dium and low count yarns during tire past few dsys lias given buyers sonre eticoitragc- meat In placing larger orders f«*r «sM»vra«‘t. On hlgli count flue yarns, b«»w<>\er, the market Is high and spinners are Inclined to jfiTSuen^rnthjr I^an^jnddjsjruB at pn»val|| IttgAiaoUtlpaa. grepnMiloo Is ; order business lAlug made to handle a rush nately, on l tleketed fsney cot tone .. esu Ire secured at Aral bands wonleu market the withdrawal of many ran or wi is unving tn*» etreci or Ins the action of buyers on open Home of the high priced fancy a from 11 up are scheduled to open qolckenlu ranges. wfliwtir ... this week, and this will prnetlcnlly Ire the Heslng chapter In the opeulug the 1W7 heavyweight lines. open » the seaeou of > permanent decline In pro bs ve larger receipts of —— -o see them sell hlgbar. . Png'* Record-Herald: J. A. ratten srir- ed ih- rumor rerreut. at New York that Argentina was Adding for hay In the New tork and Kansas City markets, and later confirmed The trade expressed a great deal of Incredulity treesaee of the i well fact that Argentina has vast areaa led gntsa Isn * - -Frasier: from New York rill to buy bay In this cuwalry. It most fact. Hs!. Raker btve a cflhle sakln. nninra of reliable bay dealers In Kansas City." The Ames Brooks Company, wheat expert ers of Huluth. wired: sttustlou for near by aunpllet tiecomlng sente. Bids for Manitoba all advanced today In face of yesterday *s decline; flea board stocks prsctl cnlly cxhatuteil and Canadian roads can cellng all rail eugagementa Instead of help ing situation by moving all rail as laat year." One of the private wire houses had the following from MlnneaiMtlla: "Our offices north of hen* to Wlunlireg report thle the worst tv«*nflier of the winter. All tralna In North Dakota abandoned." Updike wired from Omaha: "Have had the Irest demand for wheat from mllli morning we have had on the crop, tremely laid weather on wheat. Thawing yesterday, trelow* aero today." A Terre llnute message said thousands of •rea of wheat had Ireen under water three weeks and this freeoe will surely damage It. A .New York exporter wire owned wheat LIVERPOOL. Juan-Jnl/ Juljr-Aug. ,.Xf, .18 iff 4 Oct. Nor. ..AJ* -S.tOS I.M Nor.-Dnc. Clonnd n atfndjr. NEW ORLEANS. • tollaartlg tn tbn raagn In < i In Karr OrlMaa todar: Cloned atnndr. STARTED FIRMER OH BEHER CABLES Trade Was Only Moderate In Wheat With Tenden cy Downward. and. Kanaaa City wlr HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New orleaire. Feb. r..—The strength of apota In Liverpool is truly iurprH- Injf. anil thla feature found expression on our side today In a sharp advance In futures caused by short covering. Without help from speculation cotton Is holding lt» own remarkably w ell, and shorta very appropriately asked them selves the miration w hat would happen If speculation could be Induced to come In on a drop In the movement or bad news during the planting season. Al- «ready we beAf fnmi Ldvercoot ttm+^cm* tlnenial spinners are buying new crops quite extensively. This Indicates k.hh] forward trade In yarns and goods, cm- fldence in the price level on the part »f conaumern and difficulty of finding pe.». Inquiries for mors. . went firm and demand (md. * large Oklahoma mill haa wired Its York representative to atop selling flour until further orders, aa It could not get w*hcot to | wot ret sales. Omaha wired: "Minneapolis Imught 60.000 bushels wheat In Omaha this morning at 77c f. o. h. Minneapolis. This la the highest price paid so far." Ohio authorities announce that the next crop report from that state will Ire Issued lu April. The February aud March reports will refer to animals only. The Falrlmuk estimate of world's stock of lard makes a decrease of l.ftK tierces. Total In given at 3M.61! tierces, against 206.114 tierces a month ago and 230,267 ' year ago. tierces a pie who will enter into engagements with aplnnera for actual cotton after the lesaon thla season has taught all middlemen. Hp«»t sales In the English market reached 12,0i>0 at 9 polnta high er. The Liverpool stock consists most, ly of dealrable qualities and Kuronean buying Is consequently being directed there. Cotton, w hich haa been blocked on ronda. has not arrived to quiet the demand, which at times Is very large. According to good Information, north west Texas la still blocked and the gestlnn there will nnt be relieved before the end of thla month. The easier tone yesterday In the local spot market la attributed by spot people to the oualltv of offerings. Desit able cotton has been alfted out. ‘and thmigh offerings arc larger, they now consist mostly of cot ton with soma defect, either color, dust or sand. Demand for auch cotton has never properly developed yet. Hisits today nr** uulet and steady, sunportel by the rise In futures. Demand not pressing or general New Y’ork. Feb. 6.—J. 8. It Ac he A- * : A more cheerful tone prevails In the market, hut the buying power lacks momentum, even though It Is pluln to be seen that no great amount of cotton Is for sale. There Is n«> pressure from any quarter and lu n very much nar rower market-yesterday scattered buy ing has been sufficient to absorb all offerings. That the entire advance did not hold was du* to profit-taking bv room longs on the failure of the upward movement und strength displayed to attract outside following Commission business shows an Increase, but not enough to Indicate more than a modei - ate public Interest In what Is going on The feature during the forenoon was the buying of March contracts, com pletely upsetting previously formed Ideas and resulting In a narrowing or {for wheat of good quality the differences between March and Mai ( much In detuuad it Is. to II uolnts. Foreign markets are Improving Liverpool bought March-representing! steadily and when on** considers th** the undoing of straddles in which there effect of even slightly unfavorable crop has been a big profft. Other buying of i news next month It should give abun- the near months "probably retircts a ! done**, of confidence to those who favor spirit of caution on the part of shorts.; the bull side of the market. are willing to covet now that ^ liquidation for the present Is over and 1 the buying of a character to indicate *: possible taking up- egttoji wwim t* with the dctlnlte prospect ahead of ,i substantial let-up In the nmvemen very soon. We adhere to our oiunion that the market la a pur* base on all recessions. HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK’S DAILY GRAIN LETTER. t'hlcago, Feb. Bartlett. Frailer A Farrington: Why should the price of wheat In Chicago be 7c less than one year ago? The visible supply Is 4,000.- ooo bushels less than a year ago. The t«H*ks In Minneapolis und Duluth are 9.000,000, against 20.000,000 a year ago, und had It not been for the phenomenal slxe of our laat winter's crop we would already be feeling the pinch of small supplies. Speculators should be con sidering with more care the probable situation a few months hence. There Is n*» probability of our raising another crop of winter wheat like the last, and the Im renRlng success In the raising jf Durum wheat makes It likely that th1«* van**!v will make still greater Inroads Into the production of the regular va rieties of spring wheat In 1507. The fact that Durum wheat is selling for export at prices equal tn 72c In Chicago hows how Chicago, Pnb. 8.—May natn led all olhar carnal, on' thn Board of Trade today. They cloned l-IC7-8c better. Wheat wan 1-I01-4C up to 1-lc off. Corn had *alna of 1-401-ic and pro- vlntonn ware up a rhadn. Primary wheat receipt! 111,000 buah- eln and corn 1.042.0JO bunhnln, com pared with M0.000 and 410,000, re spectively a year o*o. Clearances for the day warn 1*4.000 > buahela wheat. 1(4,000 bunhela cant and 1.000 buahela of oata. Caah tales here were 11,000 buahale wheat. 110,000 bunhnln corn and 111,000 bunhnln oata. Tbn nnaboard reported three loada wheat, two loads corn and 70.000 bushel, oata. CHICAGO CRAIN MARKET. c1om # of°Vh7 cfflrano*grain SW®! _ Prarfo,, Open. Hlfh. Low. Clone. Clone. WHEAT— isi iiis %=S 8 8 8 S * 8 I s 8 THE WEATHER REPORT LOCAL FORECAST. Wndaendiy; colder to- TATE FORECASTS. Georgia and Sonth Carolina—Partly cloudy ind colder tnntnbt; Wednesday fair. Alabama—Partly cloudy tonight and to- WEATHER CONDITIONS Tbn low premaro area that wan central on tbe aalf caaat yeaterday morning baa mevod rapidly northoaatward aad la now central off the coast near Kew York. Itn adrance haa canned general rain, lu the southeast aad eaow to tba north of Tcnnca toe and North Carolina. Snow waa railing thla morning over moat of tho northeast — — —- United Olatea and In th< In the eastern half of thi i have been henry, causing a rise In the rtrara. _ The high barometric area tn the norlh west haa remained practically stationary, bat haa dacTeaacd lu enarp. TIPS FLASHED From Wail Street as®* isro.' _ «l» A Cm Irregularity. HI. Vaul %. ted was a disappointment , . . , - preaaars oa coal ttuess unsettled tbe whole list. .There ran he ao decided change until hanking latereatn coma la aad eapport tba The mala reaaaa for . the uncertainty af - —‘ate commerce cummin- which will hare to ho Iran Mot them naan. daetNaa no February I. fc/hara a rally. -Jraaee Amalgamated hat wa are aby af that ..— — Wont man any* be ran- SBPPiSsS -> Company will meat la New York la morning far the purpose of laanlng hurra of now stock, htork |4«M. , . . » Iho twholcaT poimoa of tbe maf- kot la anrh «»»t » further rally la logtcal. we do not foci like adHalng pnrchaae of aliwU until the right aort of baylag la tu 'mT'rondn!- ®**srls* haa chloly Higher eel ala atrlke only featarea or latereat Market ronttnuee proleHlesol wltk na oaulde boat, -ran. Moao atocka are .cheap. . Tawa fldri; The change la aantlmeot that la Um forerunner o( marked reeovary aeeam to havo taken place. Tho buying »■ contly ban boon sot entirely for anppoM. hat ft good part because stock, an really asuusLNs; a*ri tsz ^ «h>ng era now ad rising pnrt* fmouTfocHgn fluuSal 1 latmaU nS W *n! S a.*s33 j? lustdntlou ka. turnad. Londus U Quite hull lab today aad wa look for a strung mark. Wt Mfl ao ressoa for laradlm tks id gtrttt that tka good atocks tit ob tbs aoft roots sod bald iut L fWSiJ more and Ohl rlUe and W( Braritora and no (*nnndf —t OM Western. Louis- Atlantic Const Une, Bear tip* ore correal i and Bailing. -- -J6 eel ling aide pf cotton ’ bulge, but would bug wheat THE COFFEE MARKET. New York. Feb. 6.-Coffee cablet: Havre 10 a. m.. unchanged to 14 franc lower; 12 noon unchanged from 10 n. m. Hentmre. 10 ». »n„ 14 pfennig lower; 12 noon 140# pfennig lower. Rio qnwL nominal; exchange 15H: relpta two days. 11,000; ahlptnente to iTnlted Htatea, 14.000; Rnrope 2,000; stocks 001,000. Rantoe Inactive; not qnoted; three day receipts 42.000; stocks X>66.000- Bra xll port rscelnta 61.000, against 20.000 leet panel Ina IHwla eecetpf W.9B6, i 16,100 last year; Jondlaby receipts against 9.000 last year. The following table given the opening and clone In tbe New York coffnn market for today: January .. .. February .. .. March April July August September .. .. Octotwr Coveuiber .. . December .. .. Closed quiet. Opening Range. ..6.104.20 6.10-6,15 L 464.50 1.604.66 ..6.664.60 .4J64.60 .,6.664,66 . .1.664.70 ..6.704.10 . .6.864. K ..6.0416 ..6.9040 ..46640 6.504■ 6.604.01 40470 4704.761 5.754M) 48040 6.040 466400 40040 406410 COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. -ATS— Mn.v July •*J>« FORK— klny.. I7.62H 17.7214 ydy-i-fH-fH nJ« May.. 10.00 10.05 ■SfosC* ,0 ” H Msy... 9.70 »,75 July.. »H0 ,.MH THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Whcat-Opcnwl itMd; unchanged: a 1 — - -Wei cloned >te!b hla . - , inlet H higher: at I unchnngetl tu <i higher; rloaed u CHICAGO CAR LOTS. Below Is given receipts today and eett- istad receipts for tomorrow: Tomor Today. row Wheat. .. ,, Onte.. 6S7 127 27000 262 81 2*000 THE METAL MARKET. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Clark Goodman & Go. 20 Broad Strait, Naw Vnrk. COTTON. STOCKS ANO GRAIN. Telegraph your order* direct to our Ntw Yark office, wkieh la ae. carding tc law. Wa deal in frac tional Iota an mud.rat. margins. Our Information in the bant and la telegraphed ta those who open aa. eaunta with ue. Correspondence in vited. New York. Feb. L—The metal market, continued uulet. fries ruled Brin. Tin ■trsdy, and Copper strong but un _ - - . _ „ New York. Fob. 5 — Spot all seejnrd more ■he temperature boa fallen In the rail planUfat, sad, .aa a conaegueuce, ta aril f 9hd AUentlr caaat states, while In Ing st nhont semi price nn futures, her J .-**lssguri eslley there hss I wen s rise lug lust tba big premium. 1* to B degrees. In the Inteetor of the Following ten tb. opening end closing chsnges bars been small as a quotations of the Naw York cotton ased oil country the changes bare been small ns "ft. coedlttonfl favor tfllr and conttnoad cold weather la thla section tonight and Thursday; colder fontgUL Minimum and Maximum Tamparaturaa ami RatnfalL Obaarratlonfl taken at I 6,.8^ Tltb marl* dlan tins. ATLANTA Abilene. Amarillo. Asheville Blimlngimm. ! Bismarck, . . . , V Boston. ....... Buffalo. Charleston. ..... Charlotte Chicago . Cincinnati. . . . . Corpus Chriatl Davenport Dodge City El Plan. Fort ftmlth Galveston. ..... Havre Huron Jacksonville Kfiaaan (Tty Knoxville Los Angeles “aeon. empbls eridlan. ...... Mllea City Mobile EMBTf-.-.-.v New Orieflna. .... New Yark, , , Norfolk North Platte. . . . Omaha Palestine Pittsburg 'ortland. Me I’nrtlsnri. Ore. . . . Itnphl city fit. Dnils . Ht. Paul Ran Francisco. , , . Rpokatie Tampa Taylor. Thomaavllle Vlckshurg WRshlngtoii. • . . . Wllmlncton. . . . ■ quotation market: February. • March. . . . April 5m»y. . . . July. . . . September. Closed fte Openln* Closing. HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'S DAILY 8TOCK LETTER. Naw York. Fab. i—J. 8. Bache A Co.: The London market waa Irregu lar thla morning and the prime at opening hare were Irregular. The cell ing of Erie and Pennaylvnnla continued on much better node than yeaterday. While there waa aoma anxiety over the threatened labor trouble on Pennayl- Tania, the aevere liquidation of the paat month haa left the etock In batter po- eltion than It otherwlae would have been, and It partlclpatad In tha up movement after temporary weakneee. The Harrlman stocks came to the front tn good shape again, and were the leaden ae usual In the advance. Liqui dation had run lie course and the aborts are doing some tall maneuver* Ing tn get fhelr stocks back. During the - noon hour the market took, like going higher. STOCKS OPENED GENERALLY LOWER Better Tone Developed Lat- rr in the Session and Prices Moved Up. HARRIMAN 8 LEADERS. At the Noon Hour Prices of Stocks Showed Tend ency t oAdvancc. >’ New Yerfc, Feb. (.—The technical .fea tures of today's market were substantially sjrSmUsrxM —cessions, and efforts to eoear short —ft Past. As has been the earn foe sev eral days the party working fee a de cline nought oat Individual stock* wklcn It waa thought might be mere, vulnera ble than tha mat. Today It area (Irene Northern preferred which woe attacked. That the maneuvers were having constant ly lees effect upon the general mark*! waa abowa whan a break <3 4 Mint. In tha •took and ! polata la another failed com- pletely to uaaattle-tha mat of tha lint. New York, Feb. (.-Tba stock market opened at general advance, .steading to h conda; Union Pacldc up % In all. In Ana . u.ivu none op Handing, Atchlnna, Amalgamated ed Btatee Hteel opened S ilgher. wee off M end Colorado FoS !%• MONEY ;AN EXCHANGE. New Tork. Feb. (.—Money on call 11-201: time loans, (0 daya ( per cent; *0 daya (1-4: 8 month! 81-4 08 1-2. Pouted pain, eterllng exchan bankers* bill _ mend and at 4.8040 0 4.1080 for alxty day bills. Bar allver 6Sl-2c. London ateady at l-4d decline to 2111-ltd. Mexican dollafa (2c. Commercial bllla 4© 7c. Qfllgrnment ateady and unchanged sllroad bonda ateady. MINING STOCKS. Feb. I-—Cslumct-Ariaons 1X4; . BI28Vi; t-tsh Ills; (melting O; aar t 8«rte < -ar r 2.. iut ^ ww; ow Uu THE LONDON 8T0CK MARKET. STOCKS— Anaconda Atchtaon do, prafarrad Baltimore and Ohio Canadian !‘arifle Chesapeake and Ohio .... Erie Erie, lit Oraat Western Illinois Central IMU New Y'ork Central 138 Inulsvllle end Nsthvlll* 132% Mexican Central, preferred . Norfolk and Western Ontario and Western 7. I'ennaylranU Hork Inland ' Southern I’nrlflc ...; Southern Railway '...: do^referred colon Parttk^r:::::::::: 171%tn% Cnltfd States Steel. 44$ 44$ do. preferred 108% 1(6% Wabash, preferred — i IMS *ni im" ‘22 STOCKS AND BONDS. Bid. Asked. Oeorgts 4%e, 1*18 HI lu tjeorxla Rellraad 4s. 1*1* 108 Savannah _ , . Macon 8s. 1*10 Atlanta 8s, 1(11 Atlanta 4%e. 1*33 Atlanta 4s. 1N4 Atlanta and West Point Atlanta and West Point DbU. Central ot Oeorgts, lot Inc. ... do. td Income ^ngueta and"savannah"."!!.'" Oaon tS i*i CHATTANOOGA NEGROES WITHDRAW PETITION. Special to The Georgian. Chattanooga. Tenn., Fab. 8.—A com mittee of negroea appointed to present petition lo the city council protesting against tha presentation of -Tha Clans man" hare tomorrow night, withdrew the petition on the ground that It might Increase the' tenalon of tha race failing In thla city. ONE DOLLAR THE 0RI6HML Money Draws Interest Starts an Account *% BANK from Date Deposited UNION SAVINGS RANK Gould Building C8pHiL.J50.Q00 DtpnHt.. 100.000 RttturtM 200.000 Impolite received from la. m. to 4 p. m. aad on Batur- daya natll 8 o'clock i« nlxht. Yonr patronage la aoltcltad aad will he ajlpmrlated. , w. J. DIBBLE Accountant and Auditor, 1114 Fourth National Bank Building. i Pho» «U4 ATLANT A.GA. L. H. Fairchild. S. J. Whita L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. NEW ORLEANS. Mem ban i Naw Orlaana Cotton Exchange. New Tork Coffee Exchange. Naw York Colton Eamanae. Naw Orleans Board ot Trade. New Orlaana Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Privet, wires to NEW TORK anj CUICAvlO. ilrdtra aallcl ed tor turn delivery, on abate Exchangee. C. C. COTHRAN. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, CA. C. E. CURRIER, Preeldent. A. E. THORNTON, Vlca-Prasldant H. T. INMAN, Vlee-Prealdent. OEO. R. DONOVAN, Caihler. JAMES S. FLOYD. Aealatant Caihler. Capital -$50(^000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $600,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. < HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON. STOCKS, BONOS. COFFEE. ORAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carortfelat and Gravjar StA, New Orlaana. fat GMBCnO! Naw Oriaana Tot tad KxHuta(6. Naw York «>altou Ualraatoa Cottou fTxrlware. lloitBtou Cottaa I .Saw Orlaana Future Bntkara' Aaaaclatlax. Saw Ortaaii* ami « hi-nr» Boanl© i»r Tra*la. Naw Vark «*»»ffre RtrMiiw. AMortata Mamnar* l.tvarpool Cutton Ann Naw York and Chlcaao Ceireapondei 4. tv BACHC A COaa AND BARTLETT* FRAZIER . PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL F01NT8. au. s 3 THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO. COMMISSION BROKERS COTTON, STOCKS. BONDS, ORAIN AND PROVISIONS. Private wlraa to Naw York, Chicago and Naw Orlaant. , All Aceounta Guiranteod. Offlooi: Opvealta Poat pfflea, Knoxville, Tonn.; Schraplro Duildlng North Auguata, S. C. ...» _ • Order, •elicited for Purehaeo and #al* for Futuro Delivery. Correapon- dance Invited. Atlanta and OeoroU euatomara will ba glvo.t apaclal attaw