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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. •■'r,~—^T”rV—ijw - TCMtDAT, FEWtCACt IL UK.. GREAT RECORD MADE BY Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation In tho face of pessimistic expressions regarding general conditions in the liability field, the Employers’ Liability of London on December 31, rounded up the most satisfactory year in the his tory of the American department. Material increases are shown in all essential itomB, the new figures showing in the aggregate assets of $3,910,518; total reserves. $2,857,245, and surplus to pol icy-holders. $1,033,272. The assets were increased by $830,807, while the surplus is larger by $402,343. The total pre miums written amounted to $2,058,720, or about $350,000 more than in 1905. The assets of the corporation are well invested in high-class bonds, nearly ull of which are payable in gold. Conservative in the best sense, the management has demonstrated its superior ability by pro ducing a reasonable underwriting profit on its 1906 operations, which in a business as hazardous as .his specialty is no mean achievement. Since entering the United States in 1886, and it was the pioneer liability company in this eoun- mt. the Employers has written over $25,000,000 in premiums and lias paid nearly $12,000,000 to loss claimants. The Employers’ Liability starts 1907 with larger resources than ever before in.its history, and n carefully selected and steadily increasing business, well'established in all sections of the country. The field representatives are capable and loyal, and under United States Manager Ap- IdefonVable direction4his strong jmd popular institution is well equipped to add still further to its luurcls.—The Standard. Boston. WILLIAM W. CUNNINGHAM & CO., GENERAL AGENTS, GEORGIA, FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA. 211 Equitable Bldg. Phone 2140. Atlanta, Georgia. All claims are settled at the Atlanta Office. win Legal Holiday in American Exchange on Account of Lincoln’s Birthday. ENGLISH MARKETOPEN In That Center Options Opened at Fair Advances. . Spots a Point Lower. The American eiehanfea were ill elnied nn Tuclnr. Un«lB. hlrlhrt«r Iwln* > •ejml luilldar 111 Near York and I'Un.i The rarulral rorlvIllM today in S>„ Or- Imm. w»« rerpuualble for lb. holiday In tbit niarkrt. The Knill.b 'cotton wluitf, *rn, open ant ft'>1 nk Iiu.Iui>m Taewtay, and advice, from that renter were rncourafloe. •Hearty. art 1CJ14 hlfher. Ii. Liverpool, Aral prim wrr.- V. point lower In 1H t-olut hlfbar. At 11:15 p. m . art van, .a iv.ro alum a of 164H point., with thr ton. atnulr. Tbr rlomr .lenity. The fulioiTliif glee. tb. opening nif. nnrt .low. pomporMt with inltrdtf. hutnre. opened Kandy. Opeala* 1'r.rloui llano.. 1p.m. Clow. Clow. February ,...5.« -!.« *.*5 5.C 6.M Fall.-Mar -l.ee f.a% SOU 6 CIS Mar Ai.rll .All All i.Ml? 1CV, 3.00 April May . .5,51 5.61 S.M VM Mar-Jin. --..5.51 An 5.4144 5.«*»4 6.57 Jane-.Inly ...mi A.5IH 5.5llV( a.51 6 55 July Ampin .5.61 -5.67 5 57w 5 5','* S.51W 5.5054 M75> 5-4*4. 5.45 1.4154 :. »5.’ ONE DOLLAR Sturts an Account Monty Draws Interest from Date Deposited UNION RAVINGS BANK Gould Building Eja.1, MUM BtptHs- 100,000 fttnurcti ?00,000 DCtmltn nrrlroi fr , m . n. to I n. ui. .ml on s-il. t •l.y. until I o’clock ni min' TOOr palm*"* — •- - * M - •ad trill «ppri-, Oct.-Nn ..6.4* A61 6.5! ■ 6.4554-5.4154 6.4154 ...6.40 All 5.43 -..6.3b A.40 .... at a derltne of 1 w. j. dibble; Accountant and Auditor, 1114 Fourth National Bank Building. ATLANTA, (U. r ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA C. E. CURRIER, Preildint. A. E. THORNTON, VlM-Prnidrnt. H. T. INMAN, Viei Prnldint. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Caihltr. JAMES S. FLOYD, Aulltant Cllhlir. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $600,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. L. a Fairchild. L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. J. Whit» JOBBERS SHORT OF GOODS; ' OPERATING ON FALL LINE8. t.ii.iinrnmr thr UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE EMPLOYER’S LIABILITY ASSURANCE CORPORATION, (LIMITED,) FICHU ret ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT8 AND PROOUCE. 1.15*17 rOVLTRV—ll.o» a.-'llv., « r.mi each: rlili-kens active. 30f«35r each; duck*. I’ekln. 35t* i*urh; middle. OC30e earh; geese, full feathered. enrh: turkeys active. Mi* pound. DRESS HD t'QUI.TKY—Geea*. undrawn, active. J0fiI24c |K>und*. ftlrkejt, undrairtv nettve. lHtUc bound; turkey*,. UiMlrnn*u, active. Me nomuf: frlea. active. HJc pound. l , Uol)KCK—Tennessee rlt»a ami Iwtne*. Ik*; i Tennessee sausage. 9c; lard. 10c pound: * hem*. active 14c pound: ahouldcra nctlrc. 9* I pound: shies active. 10c pound; butter, so I live. l2Vift20i' pound: beeswax active, - --- • - j round: floury, I-'-** ” — * Hold UpTrain Bm-AreiWir-'^ actire. Organised under the laws of Croat Britain the state of llcurgla fti pursuance of the law Principal office III |\ .V. 23 III on.I Nt., Iloktoli £ Amount paid np In • I. STATUTORY DEPOSIT. S. Stocks and l»ond» owned absolutely liy the eomiutny. pa market value n-anied unit 9i.3P4.445 A Htnck*. Isold* niol nil other M*i*urll|i 6. Cash lielotigfiig to 0||||NtUjr deposit*- rp» liiortg igem liy|M(ttl«*«*;lt**«l nsfl ItNlllfd !»y tile rouipilliy. me IIml the umount IuoiuhI t XWM iii lunik i,ur»;.2i . IViilttMly a t o lH.OfO Jh $1.51'UM 23 1.I3&.177 U-’.tsw Total caah Itcma icnrrtod < 9. Amount of Intcrott nctunlly due mid m*«*rm*i| mol hiipnld Premlmna In course «»f coUct tluii. no! mcr duo Total assets of the company, actual null market value...' III. LIABILITIES. C. Net amount of unpaid loaara (carried tmtt ltk The amount «*f nwrvi* for rvliiauriincc, uii«*uriicil premium*. 11. All othtr clalma ngaluat the company, dm* for '*uitiml*Nloiia I me for ei|*euaca, due mid accrued W.noo.ou 14. Total UftbtllUea »:x>Ttr* ra IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OP THE YEAR 1906. 1. Amount of cnah premiums received 9I.3K7.I9: so 3. Received for IntrrcRt . «*.» 4. Income received from nil oilier sou ices .«• 3J L Amerlnui bmiichca of foreign e«iiii|miilea will plenac re|Nirt nmoiittt of remittances from home otfiee during the ai\ montlo* M7.U.V.19 6. Total Inconn* actually rc**e|vei| iluring the Inst mix montlia in cash. ll.M'UVUI V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LA8T SIX MONTHS OP THE YEAR 1906. rxpetisr ngeutp ami ulrir-era of the con 4 Paid for atate. natioiiul ami l>> L All other paymentn and i*\|m*i during the last alv no* •»f Imvrporntlou, duly td'NTY i Total c*|H*mlltm A copy of the a tiiaurNiice i*onuuMkli KTATK OK MAHKAflll HCTTS IVriHiually up|H>nre«| before t awjiril. deptmeh ami kii>m Hi.it lie |h the I nit Employer's l.laldlliy A*»»urniit*e t*or|H>ratlon i (mint la c«»rrc«*t and true HAMI KI. Al'PI.ETON. Kull.d Slat Hworu to ami sul>scr1lted l.t fere uie. till* 6lh day I M.7I5 TJ ’.tU 49.31 US,30.Ii tl.I17J06.3T (Tl«*e of the u ho. being duly •iS’r I .ittoruey of The thill tile foregolllg State Caught After Battle. diiedirijptP*. -4tc pound; while- JfCAI_fiCtlVf, K.'MIth bushel; lady (teas. 9300; stock, 91.M4VI.T3. (tAMH-Qtinlt net I re. ).V* each; doves active, 5c enrh: dnrka. Villard. active. 40a each; ducka. mixed, a* .re. 25c each: wild rnrkcrs active. lGc p^und: rabbits active, ! 12‘VfO enrh: w|iilrrela nftlrf.'fc' each; o|»os- I mini, dreaaed. active, lie itound; opossum, ; live, active, lb* pound. FUtTlTK— l.emons. fancy lleaacna. 945cm ■ ! $.0a. natiaiias i»er lumcli. culls, active. 90cm J i: ft); straights. 91.50(12.00. liuenpplea. Klor» S.mth llcnd. Ind.. UV^Kour Inin. Mo stock, per eratc. Orangra. Florid* ►it rk. owing to sire ami condition on nr* •Mis yesterday robber the freight train j rival, per l»o*. t?A3fi2.50. Apples, choice >' T- rn Coup. I,-I . ,„,l tv.ri raplttml I ^ after a running battle with » l«™ riit men forced their way Into n freight , t*ncconla. Ornnlierrlea. fancy dark car nml threw the merchandise out j «>*«» <>ds. per barrel. 912 00; Jerseys. 911.09 .... . . ..... . . tlrape fruit. Florida afoefc, owing to at*# ihe train crew wns held at the point and color, per Ih>v. 92.250J.75. Mines. Flor- of cevnlvem. but tb- engineer Or Inche»i I Ida stock, per bundrml. 60c. Nuts, fancy (Ilf cnptlni' mil a tlnh t*M nluilp fnr j jS.K’nrk. '"ivniiuti’ ia > 'a><4i -«-J.«flnt l« I peuml# cneb. owing to urs.e-. per pound. 4H*«c V**'JKTAm.KS~neeta. cabbage emtea. ac- *l» ’ ») crate: ••nldiagr. ntamlanl cral**j*. . 7 l 3«* ..and; e.ibbocv barrels. 21%c pmiud: egg pm ii t active. 92.50 crate: cncumbert*. *t • eiale: tnmntuee. fanefb active^ n*60flV3M) tomntoea, choice, active. 92.0002.25 craft; crate: l*eaus. round gr»»en. 92.53 crate*, onion* dry, active. 7*h* busltelh Irish potatoes, ne- the. Xo. 1. V.efi$l K) bushel*, celery, fmiev. 7;GS5t* bunch: peppers active, 92.5d crate: • •kra. al\ baskets mimII. 92.50 crate: eanll- flmvcr active. *f||(V mould: lettuce, hemletl. ’•Jflvy.’SO drum: mvwl potatoes, yellow, a»*- live. bush'i: sw.-et potatoes, white, nc tlte. 75e bijslici: kraut, half barrel. 93 »5; mtalmibt turnips, l‘^e. Rtrawlawrlea. J.*4f 17’V d’lart. TLOUK GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS. Kl.otTt —lllgbeat patent. 95.00: l*est pat ••id. $4.A3; standard patent. 94.25: half |kit• The New York Commercial: With aidernbljr more than half of the bd»i>era of the country short of good* for their pres cut season cud operating freely on fall Hues. It Is not to lie c i pec ted that the primary market shows auy weak spots. The fact of the matter Is flint sellers arc ftrinlr In the saddle and are riding prices up higher. On nny goods available for de livery within aisty days n premium ran -lio Mecnrnd, Op beyond ApHI «*H td Hilda rd rot tons, fiiney co|luns;*'ilbdt‘r\rearr lioslcry and white goods, full market prims a * now uuoteil are l»elng |Mibl by all classes of buyers. K<» far oh accepting fui • tlu r hralneas on blenched goo>l* I* concern- •*d the mijorlty of *e||!mr agents and com- mission merchants feel that tliev have on tlmlr tmoks as heavy a volume n-j ll la safe to rnrry. This situation Is rapidly being duplicated lt» the colored cotton being •III l*b New t’natlc. where the posse wua gn$ilaed and returned. The bandits g.»\»* their names n> William Weber, iigctl 19. Lgtporte coun ty; Herman Kink. 35. l.oganaport: (leorge Kllng, 22. Ashland. K>\; Thomas Ilurns. 4u. • leveland^ Ohio. SEEKING $2,091,796 FROM FIELD ESTATE go. Keb 12 --TIP tlrst step was •esterday In the legal tight .f ountv for the hack taxes for eam levied on the estAte of h Mn »f Febl llolth Name of Plate Agent* W W. Cl NNIXGIIAM A t*o Name of Agents nt Atlanta W W (TNNINdllAM » ( 'N. Notary I'ublle w. w. & co„ General Agents, GEORGIA, FLORIDA AND SOUTH CAROLINA, 211 EQUITABLE BLDG. ATLANTA, GA. Thin in ken Kook i eight Marshall Field. The action consisted of the filing «»f a petition of John It Thompson, coun ty treasurer, asking the probate court for nn order on the executors of the estate to pay the county personal prop erty taxes to the amount of 93.097,79»*. ... . — spring wheat patent. 9*».ffV . C<)ItX—Choice While. 70r: N«. 2 while. *5.*: Nn 2 velluw. 6»'e; mixed. Me: Tennessee white. Me: cracked corn per bushel. .0e. II 'IU 9tl.Rn. tt , „ .. . t»ATS-Choice white clipped, 5$**: No ? white. 55.*: No. 2 mixed. 54o: Texas rust- • 'tH.f, 59e; fioblcii oats, 53c*. Hurt. 75c; llluc. B7c. MK.Al. plain. |H»r 99-pound sacks. «•*; plain. 4* pound sacks. «7o; plain. 24 |*»und *»a»*Us. 0^-: Ilearin. 91.25. It AY—Tltnnthv, choice large bale*. SI 30* do choice, small Iwilea, 91.3b; do No. I third bales 91,35: do No 2 third Imles 91.20: No. I clover mixed. 11.25; chok*e prairie. 91: her "s'l To It TH—Choice white 91.50: Texas whit* SI 40: fanev. SJ mtund. 91.35; brown 90(|tW pound. 91.3\ Ion . are coming to band. That these goods are selling at au advance Is recognized na a just (flea I Ion of the |M>aitloii of weavers win* have not lieen paying a dlanro|M»rtlou- ate price for tlielr yarns. In tue market for men's wear and women's dress good* the fall movement na Instanced In laat ue«k's ealea la strong. I'rleen are on a higher level and as orders from clothiers and cuttera-np ns well ns clot If Jobbers should l»c up to thr normal la looked upon ms a Xuvoraldf ctrcnmsfancc. In the Job- blng bouses the week closed With all stocks greatly dlmlnshed and the dcumm: on lines >r spring the strongest In many seasons. The sales of cloth In the Fall lllver mar ket for lual week are estimated nt almut 350,000 pieces, with the drinaml «tnutg nml covering a variety of makes. A large pro- imrtlon of these sales me for deliveries extending well -Into the loll. The manu facture! s have 1*ccii slow sellers nod have shown marked apathy In acting upon bids for fhelr goods. Doubtless tin* maiiiifaelurerH autlelpntc van higher prices than «r«* now prevail lug. but on some make* of fabrics of print etnth. yaci «*oiistruction n fahutoiip bbl w«und~hflie lltlh* Hittuenc^—m— 44m- manufacturer Is cat s** of the fact Hint those good* most wanted can not be a»- cured for sp«*t or nearby delivery. This In especially true of wide standards and of the nnrnmor widths In odd counts. In urgent need of wl«l< NEYV^OR LEAN8. Naw Orleans Cotton Exelihnfi. New York Coffee Exchange. Now York Cotton Ex« hange. Now Orleans Board of Trad a Now Orleans Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trmdo. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Private wires to NEW YORK ani CHICAGO. Orders solicited for I tars delivery* do above Exchangee. B. C COTHRAN. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. ATLANTA. Bell Phone. Main 8M GEORGIA. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCK8, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carondtlat and Gravi.r Sta., N.w Orltana. MEMBERS: N'.iv Orl.an. Cotton Elrhanc*. I No* Orloant Fntnro Broker.' .Moel.tlaa N.w York Cottoo Kirhana*. I !•»» Orlron. and Chlcoi ‘ “ ' GalTMton Cotton Kirbaoa.. tloustoD Cottoo Eirbanco. . New Torlc and Chlcafo Corrcapondanta. J. B. BACHE B CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER ‘ PRIVATE WIRE8 TO ALL POINTS. A CARRINGTON. WOOLFSON PRESSING CO., 392 PEACHTREE ST. BELL PHONE 228 NORTH MEMBERSHIP, £1.30 PER MONTH. Single Suit Preulng, J5 Cent.. Cleaned, Pressed and Shaped. SI.W, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. P. E. BRUCE. Manager. Tl»n . alandan!* are sreklng rrltef In tnkluc nth* 1 make*, but fhl* I* «nly r«MM*rtvil lu wl»*n aluudnit* m*«*e*aity demand* It. It la thought lluit ilio Mar III cotton of 10 (Nilut* will havo llitlo Influrncc on uiaiuifnctiircrtt far a* lu••remdug plv***nt level prb **. 1.iiv radical change would no iloulit r«**iilt In a rcrlnlou of ciirrrut «|uofatiom«. A prominent broker Mated voMerdnv Hint naleena and twill* of print ninth yarn i .niBfriictlon and lu finer count* luve l*t In cniiBlniit demand nml alxablc lot* wi dlN|to«<*d of under coiitrn< t. It I* *abl that twill* mid sateens In the tlucr grade* btcn *tdd under criutract extending Into Ma.ch of 19». _ , . The fiuntntlon* nrc 2$ li»:*h. <54 by fiiti, 4»j; 28 Inch. H by 4: 27-lneb. 64 by cv*. 3%; 27 lnch. M by &<«. YSS•Inch. 61 by 61*. 3> Inch. Ol by 72b. 7 nominal. f.coigl* Railroad fit. 1919 ..... h.nnntinh 5s. 1939 Macon •«. 1910 Atlanta Is. 1WI Atlanta 4S#». 1923 Atlanta 4*. 1934 Atlanta and West Faint Atlanta and \\e*t Point Dlitt. Central of (leorgla, 1ft Inc. .... tin 2d Income Georgia Augn*tn and Savannah Hoiitliweatem rgkt 1*sc|fie lata .«p*v Was Related in Opelika. i.. i to* (iestiman. • NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provisions. ntlt-KKN 1 FEBn-nftr-nonnJ KCks. SSr; hick feed. 91.90: Victor feed. 91.2.*; Opelika. Ala.. Keb. 12.—One of the perNon* Injured In the wreck of the freight engine and Mreet car at Bir mingham a few day* ngn, was A. E Mllmr. ,>f Wootllawn, a cousin of Mrs. NV II Melton. <»f this city. Employees Escape Flames. j PhUodrlphia, Keb. 15.—A large j warclnnipc « n Thlrtl street was burned I fhl* morning. Several of the employee* ' made their escape through the win dows. So far a* known no live* were K MICHIGAN MAN HELD ON AN ASSAULT CHARGE $7,000 in OEMS TAKEN BY T1IIE ■pnrt.l to Th. tioorgtnn Bristol. T-nn., F.>i> 1!.—Ilarvy Cronkhltc, a fixul-l'Hiklne youn* man l|H to yonra. who l« wantvrt ■t Allomin. Mlrh, on th. i-li.ni, of having criminally um-aultrd n «n l. wu. arreoted her. laat nikht and I", knl. up. Hr will hr lirlrt for thr MU-hlaan u 'l authuiitt.-a. C'omkhltr, »lnrr '-on-lns | Th« hart recently, ha. brrn In thr of a lumbrr rnm|«ny. ta aaltl lu tw ntchly .or"- --- -fti th. houarlmlj. Chlriik'i, Frl>. II.—Mm. It.-h.-n tj Mct'nnn, u .latrr of .\|r*. Kralniihl I* Knvon. on* rnbtx-il of illnmoml* \al- 17.'"Hi Tho tlilrf Irft no ,-|r». :i*c In whtoh thr term* Ir.v wa* mplny|n<it bi-okrn, thotich it h.-nl l»-in I.M-lirtt Tljr pnllrr auapri-t *"in« one t'vtmcvteU p i Everything in Fences! •■iiifflisimi] Eiettlig rims Gir Sp:c alty. W. J. Dabney implement Co., 61 S. FORSYTH SI., ATLANTA, 6A. feed 91 ISIO.VS-nni —. furiila him*. |ft.W: dry salt extra rtb*. 9.97U, bs'llb-o. »:• poiiml*. lie; fiat Itark*. S Re; plnlca. v 75: Supreme lard, ll»%e; rutltj ct«m|NMind. S T *c. srUAll-Msndsrd granulated 15.60. Now Ynrk refined. 4Hc; plantation. 4¥c. rnFFKK—Hnasted Arbuckleo 916.00; bulk lu bag* or iNirrels. l*c: green, 11012c- . ItIVK—Carolina IHOTHc. accordlnj: to tk« ‘‘V'uKKSK—Fancy full cream dairy, I64#c; "shrcfblesl biscuit. 99 caoe* No. 5 railed eat*. 93 00 cnee Kack grits. Mjmnnd I«m 91.69. Oysters, full weight* 6**po case: light weight, ii 00 case. Kvsnoratod apples. Kt pound Pepper 19c. Raking powder*. Ii csb-. R«*d salmon 95 case. Pink salmon Ula »•"•••. 40«5 ehocolste. He: snnff •pound jars. 49c. Roast borf. fet.99 cone Come*! l*eef, 92.fs case. Catsup. 9190 case. Hlrnp. New Orteans. 05c gallon; corn, 90e K llnu: <*ul»a 3P-* gallon; (ieorgla cans 15c. It. 100 pound 19c. Axle grease 91.71. Sods ersekers. 6^ pound; lemon .^e; oyster 7c. tlarrel esudy. per pound, fie; mixed, per pouud. «V- Tomatoes. 2-pouuU, 91.90 case; i-pound 92.25 Navy betas, 92; IJina beans. Ic. Rest matches, per gross. tl.lL lUn ronl. «H4t7c per noiind. Manllnes, mu*. Innl. 93 25 esse. Potash. SXAUS.iO iwse. Pesnnts, 7V- Rope. «*|dJ rot ton. lie. Hoop. I1.5oq4.00 vase. It renin. 7c pound; snapper. 10c pound; trout. 6- pound: bine fish. Ic pound; pone lMim. 25c intund; mackerel, l?Hc pound; mixed fish. V pc and: freab water tront. 94? 10v podud; r***«ha«L 71c; buch shad, ^30c. The t'hlcngo R«*conl Herald: t'hnrlea F. Pierce, whose opinions on cash wheat are nlwa.v* given respectful attention In the grain nun flour trade, reports that there t« a very Nuhstnutlal Improvement In the gen eral Mltiiatlon: •Tnleago No. I dunmi alieni sold today nt RV track New York (nr ex|Hiit. No. 2 hard would coat Wise, or only 2*.fcc more. If the I’nlted Kingdom wakes up and begins to liny No. 2 bard they will take the I'Ulengo wheat In preferem to the gulf hard winter of tile same grad, I understand business I* being done todnv Iii gulf No. 2 hard with continental but vr* If our No. 2 hard Itcgln* to gti free! for ex|N»rt our ilotnestlc miller* will lie aide to do a land office hmdnens Iii red u Inter wheat flour.” ”The whole drift of lioth advice* nml lion* from nbrond tod.tr were nlnotl strong a* we have ever known tbein Ih*.’’ said Sheerson. llnmuilll A Ko.. Inst •light. ”TI»e retoon U manifest. When it eat a Id I duu'. ftrt a* eirl) ule dl*rr**dlti*l l**|h factor*, and has con RAILROAD FINANCING WILL REQUIRE MUCH MONEY. tbui that It I* no longer |uis«Rde for lull- lion* of (tenple to lie on the verge of starva tion and the rest of the world lx* Indiffer ent t«* It. Korupeau wont* of w^ent fnau this eonotrr are bound to lie lnrge the Lab a nee of this crop year. It Is ouiy a <|tie*- lion of time, therefori*. nml wc think It our »tnek of magnificent wheat, and when they d«, a* our frieud Jones aptly puts It. it will look Uke * lunch counter. 1 ” t’mp Ktprrt II. V. Jones says: ”Tlu*re biislnei uiM make that aHOJOt btuliel . . In fhlcsgo look Uke a lunch counter aand- whAit ha* wleh. It would not go far toward making sudy'a Hattctencf * y - . the wtirii arc strong tt Is usually li#»*au*e there Is mere reason for It than Is shown on the nAJui. Bra*. U4 th. full.wln* from • 0«j, uu.klii* SV«.~ a.'iVancv iii thra»"rtoJ7' rather may lu* required to do during the present calendar tear. Is lioth erlng Wall street a gisnl deal nt the pres ent time. Not long ago ll wa* stated by a prominent financier that probably 75 tier rent of all the nillroad financing for 1907 ell her had been arranged «*r provided for. and that not more than 25 per cent was yet ahead of us. There are the lllll line*, with approxi mately 9153.000.00): the Chicago. Milwaukee nml Hi. I'nttl. with 9lon.f»>.<j(VV; the Chicago and Northw«*stern, with 9VS.Ono.flOO; the New York 4’entrnl and allied lines, with 9fi5.00u.- 001; the New York Central and allied lines, with S65.ino.iW; the New York. New llnven nml Hartford, with 967.000.000. of which 926.000.00fl already has Inmmi obtallietl by the sale of notes, and 941.000.000 n«niii to lu* ole tallied by the *ale of note*, nml 941.000.- (VY» soon to lie obtained liy the *nlc of stock: tin* Hniitlieru Rnllwny. with 915.000.- 00>x. and various other lines wiileh hnxc lota raugtug from 910,0.10,000 down—these have lieen arranged and provided for. the ng- gfogaie being lu the nctghliorhnod of 9475,• 1100.030. In this lint I* not Included the 925.000.000 ihe Great Northern possibly may wan renaoii of Its eoiileniplatiHl slock l**ue o nno.ow being tempomrlly tied up by courts. Among the other prominent mnds not mentioned aluive an* the Atchison which limy coll for 925.000,000. rennsylrnula. which may call for more than the 9l0rt.000.0ft) anticipated, a* the Isuird of directors wishes suthorltv from the stockholder*- to |**ue 920),000.000 bonds • stork, as It may ace fit. When the original niinoitiieeinent wa* made that the *Unreho|t|ers of the I'eiiiinvl vnnln would Ih» a*ke<l to authorise an ad ditions! 9l0rt.ft».fl00 In *t«H*k and the name aimmiit In eonvertlldo bonds. Wall Street fell rather blue, blit when ll was explained Hint Ihe stork would be used to convert the IhiimIs. and that 950.0ftVM) of the latter take up 950.ft>i.flfti lumil* maturing some mouth* from now. Wall Street thought lu'fler of. It. Now the fimitu’lal district fears that the IViuiHylvnuIn *tiH*k Indders may lu* asked to nutliorlxc praetl ey market to a seven* strain, Rumors of a sale «»f note* by the Clevc land, riminnatl. tiilengo and si. l.oul* Railway Company, which were current In Wall Street la*t week, hove lu*en met bv the Rtatement from offlebil aourees that iio si|4*h note* have been sold. However, there I* no dU|u»«ltlon III such quarters ft* deny that the rallroml nee«lt* money, and ll freely has been adiiilttiul that atibserlp lions bv Individual stockholder* to tin •illg KoorV las-, offer of 9l0,rttV).fl00 entn- uion *tt»ek were rather Im otiMMiientlnl In amount. It doe* not necessarily follows, COTTON AND STOCK Order* can lu* sent to Ne two legal way*, rlx.: n telegraph wires nr by mall. tt*.. k..-> ... 0. eeiutuU « nt all time* c«mrteou*. and unit*#* eutevl and re|H»rted promptly. We solicit eorespomlencc and alt: have our representative call peri»*nallj on those* Interested. Clark Goodman & Go. 20 Broad Strsst, Now York. however, that the “Big Four” to the nm* of mates. The Buffalo sod Hnaqnchnnn: rontemplstea the sale of 910.m»V’ 1 rent short term notes, snd It Is expected that the putting out or tn» securities definitely will l*e arranged In short time. It I* UOderstootl that Hi- I** ceeda of these notes will be u«-*l finance the rs^vnt construction < f th** to n point 6 utiles south of Buffalo, u* «« the nctiulslllnii of termlmil p r,r llaltwsy -f •* if ..nll.leiitlv itber that city, * lit addition to furnl*hliu: fm-llttl", II. th. roniwtir '-i" lr * more fully to develop It* terrltf Kjaeyer A* Company have all of the IM90.M0 eqnliint notes recently purchaseil from ,i. rt| th>| eqilltmieut I‘t l* ,r Jutseil from Island and I'avlfle llall« llock have been maid. m|*as/ •Macaroni wheat std«l lu New Mediterranean .. red. There Is not near supply Mediterranean. Rn**lnu ncntal demand The slgulfleai that continental demand will gn Into the foreigner realises This I* higher than ugh mu enronI to il routl- of this ^o. 2 re«l -- .~,.. PH ri inttiim furnish ” * * h ° ° U J wh "* t A,u ' r, '-n cun F Hatriy bad o csbl.. fmn, ralkuer A ( o. saying “Our Informal bin that Busebt In Miring wheat In Amefb*,, is ctjrreet. Will cable more fully on Moudtar ” I 1 luck man Ac Newman, of (lloiieeat«*r and i^ndon. eahhsl lb • preilletlon that “wheal prltes will iHTUianeiitly advance mi |(ns- slsusltuntlnn' Xtaort t'ash biialnesalaniiiwien worked.’”' 1 * 5 * gy «uy Ar Winnipeg mtlllwg rmacem elalnie.l the “ « round bn of fbittr Friday to i hlna at price* lietler than could be uetted Imm dnnicstl- trade. ,, * u Berlin wheat advance«l Ic further Ratnr- IV llllt LI lilt Ilia, iili-.ua. I.. . t.. . a Npr York, Feb. 12.—M" men. women and ehildran Into the etreete early l'«l temperature hoverlna a when (Ire destroyed n live- In the rear of 1*4 Boerum llamaburc- The water ,plu«* were d " , .everal hundred wllllna mm . „ helpleea aa the bulldlnit w '• rJl J rune! nil ter\ t.n t >rr • Wii- aol the ground. Jacob Cohen Jumped from etory window, .trikln* telec In which he became eniax-' ln( Injuries from which I" INSANE MINER LEAPSTO *nJ # «irr4 • i.-rlv; DK.vTfi Morrtetown. N- J-. Fel> Rock, an employee at the mine at Hibernia, became • aane while deacendlnn Ihe car today and Jumped dow to hit death. The .hud deep. ! . Jl.tt* l\ hart"* nldenh ,# - - in d* , lie -B*S led