Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, February 18, 1907, Image 10
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
MOSIMT, rKBRLMItT U. WT.
NEAR MONTHS WEAK
NT THE OPENING
Fears of Notices on March
- Notices the Depress
ing Influence.
DECLINE WAS SLIGHT
NEW8 AND UOSSIP
of the Pleacy Otopl*.
Late Positions Were Sus
tained by a Fair Commis
sion House Demand.
ou.Wi’r.
Ida prrMiirr »n tlir near mmitliv nl lb**
npralllg nf th** mftntl m«rkrl. ' Winn I"
fmra nf llirrh miller. Tht* Inin |»onlllmin
wrrr niMInlnnl l>> a fair l.« nl nii'l rvmuil.
*l«n bnunr drain ml. After thr mil lh- lint
hpertal in The Oranrtnn
(From llnjwgrd. link * Clark.)
New Vnrk. F»b. U.-Mverpnal da* alioal
Ml taw nr. opr awl aatat. : lorrnr. At K:U
rjnln ami alradr, am I fewer oe war
ti imr.-r *.u dlaianl. *i«nm mitBuonl:
Bag l.t»l: aatat MM: America* C«0:
. i&'asZm* , ““" ru
njia .'a’wes
jmr.
TV* X+w Vnrk (oumirrrtal: Thara bare
t+u a afrady lo*i> Imjk of October for fl
tlnar. mid the i"ili* imm maiidmH
£1U *** 9 g***rt Pratt, I* apt to *t lira
f«H fh.1t tiling well |H«te«t rot ton M c*
t*wl till* jniMi'i thin aftfiug to tn> lutM’ii
tin* t-rcrat It* tlir liiaforp of roflon.'’
Hh* Tbiim IH* wo tut ‘Tfi* general spot
<:intertotif urt-iir* g»*«l •MuMigh; teller. Ip
fn«*t. than Tin* New nrhuna nm»t*llo*j
might IndlmtH to tlir jmlaformreo
•vrkrr of ktioirlfNlge."
Naif* nf |M'luf H«*th- la Kail Hirer far
•In* Wfck rmlinnfi-l nt frinn fl^.000 to W,.
00). of which 46.<Mf» «er« t|xit* awl th*
Imlitnco future* Production 30.000 pie
ilftlren^ £26.009; market strung.
Hutton •filing March Mitchell selling
ved.
The market for future* gwtierally «rn
frmtvrrlrm (faring the #»rly trailing
4’batigc* lu Liverpool were -m*$. tin
ol*aa Iwltig quiet at a alight decline.
The following la flic range,In the active
mouth* In Liverpool.
open.
JalyAugnst 5-86 *■»; *■'“
OKobrr-Novetnlirr ....541 6.4-
Spot a were In fair dcniwwl at nn-tingctl
l/iw.
IK
vr.74
' 4.i-3*l
|*m The opening w** unchanged fn 3
VMdata lower. A Arthcr -light Icrtlur fol
lowed. on fenra of Mar* l» inillcr* and
hear? eatlmuted receipt* at tl*** three prtii
Hpal nolnta. The near nionfli* wer«* weak
eatT At midday onme lm|»r«»veiiient wh«
The decline In rnttntv »f«e In near month*
Il'iuM.itlmi At the illffeience nf alNvat II
polnfa lief ween March mol May there waa
•owe awlfehliMt *»f the March abort nr-
count Into Inter |M>*ltloti». although mote
of the JJareli ahorta tin* taking a Nfi poikl
difference fietweeu the two optloua.
Should It
&$!,:
atradille account might eaally rauae a very
-harp decline.
ffoiiNfmi andr.Vew Or lean a estimate* were
too tutteh for the market, which yielded ‘
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Utat/i t.wrfv.
yoarr mmnpjH
mag marfceuUAti.au
• ad ih. Oaatk koo-oud.
Urn a Mcogalard aa-
ttoriry IS hie apedaltjr.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
I Cl Capper
..tie «‘oaal IJue .
A me reran Sugar lief
Anaconda
American f.** omotira.
da. preferred ....
Am. Suieltlng lief. . .
* lire preierrtU . . ..
*X?r.i.rrad.-.-.:
Amarlean Cotton Oil.
“u Car Foundry . . .
Itlmore A Ohio . . .
‘ o Rapid Tran
,.IU I •artier . .
go awl Northw a.
peabe k t»hio .
igo Fuel *v I roe.
C»Sfral l*enthei . .
preferre.i
» A (treat W. .
X It.. A Ht. I*
re A Hmlaoo.
■ IMcnrltlea. .
_ .... — r . eh 1.1- .
May July 9.4<r; Ortnlier f.Wr: Jann
ary 9.Ctu-.
The New ^ork Coutumrelal: Flllaon A
Carrie. „f Liverpool, eutlumte weekly <oi^
•uintdlo
for tin* paat month Ip Urea!
ringing price of NattirtU
JNHKHT COTTON I.KAlL.
At the clone, the New.York market Asi*
steady, uat IRS ladtifa lower.
Couipurattre recelpta nt ^11 f. I'
Net recelpta today
Saute day laat year
Inereaae
Total leeelpta for two day*
Same daya laat yenr
Inereaae
Total recelpta olw-e HeptcuiWr I.
Same time laat yenr
r,.u*
it.cu
3.?»
TT.2li
M.13
41.114
New Orleuna
Oalreaton ...
Ilnuatun .....
Iloretnent at Atlanta
Recelpta today
.. .17.009 to ?».«»
...2S.0K to .*n.w»
...lMX) to 19.910
9. is:
14.494
13.S9
Hume day laat
lucreaae
flhlpmanta tralay
•Vi. not I Mira, erund to IUlDO) hulcp. _
?;.nr»i and 169.000. or nil arenUfe weekly
eon-cin].tlnn of 171.990 Vwilea laat ye:ir.
The aurplua atock at Rngllah mllla on Kel«-
ntary I wan 174.000 imleo. contlnefal 9Z9.MA
letle*. or 1.409.099 tmlea. ngulnnt 992.400 and
CM.991. or 1.014.90) laat year, an locreou* of
Tta.OM iMlea.
The produce*** hove proved theuiftelrea
good merchant a thl* aeaaon. They attll hove
.••aid eittton to aell. and i|i*r are atlll—no
fh*r have liecn all along—get flag their own
price*.
New Orleuna. Felt. )4.—Hay want, lick A
(Mark: flpot people tell tin that colored,
meletdrnldr cotton la nrctmiiilatlng. Future*
uppenr to la* the only outlet for *orh
cotton, end expect gender* on xlareh and
loner old cropa. New crop* are ftewly.
Would liny them, all th«* war down.
spot- -quiet ami •lull. Off colored cotton
flood colored cotton steady.
irniii;'crai'^! ,r
4m.. Ira ■ranrllln
p. u
i£nntt ; '. *.**
i Wtuttru. ....... MH
*SlTi
CMM ffiSSTfiikii:
*M«bn IMUi'
■Mitlwra killni... .
da. prrlrrrrd. . . .
RlauShrm.li].
. mi * I'arlSc.
Union I'.clBr. ..........
fulled ItalM MuL ....
<lo. prMmM,
Vs.4tar.Ch.ialemL ........
■la pr.rme4
H'nlm Union.
W.lMk. . .A
:::
do. prefarrad. ...
NEW YORK.
LINTBRPOOL.
KMIurlnc •• <he npraint rant* nod clou,
The MMIItli in. i.n«. In rat Ira (l
./»< in X«w Tfarh «<m.f: eaui,uml alth fnnurdny:
Kul.rr. lyraul ntnndr
„ 1 I In one. * p. ui
fJLplterm. ■ “
♦.gTfiij'i.ii i* ».w-8i S»?i! --™
Pelt. .
March.
April.
May..
June..
July..
Aug. .
K*pt. .
Oct. .
l’loac*l steady
il
J:;j J,, ;s JSS 1 tii jJlAJirti Jliir ...».*H
SS ;-S| t-gl: -g'Si Mnr-Jiinn ...4.JI
•■* l *- ssa MtSHarfar
rrvrleat
. _. Oran. Oran.
«sijPgP
S3 "*
tf, BL is
liMarhifeS: -Wit m » B
C'lourd quiet. * .
NEW OBLEANA..
JSjsmsrhSt&saf. »•
rar
March. ,
April. .
May.. .
June.. .
July.. .
ia.ii
«)rt.
iiiij
{tv- 10 ' 1
.■!10.0I|1A69H9.99 10.991
quiet and steady.
HfUM
(Uinlia u-it
J10.1M2I0.1R
iaa 10.21 »io.j6.57
10.2122 10.29
|0.32-<f 10.97-29
10.0^04 I9.6S09
10.14 lCj 10.12
110.0746 10.0749
t; time. Tmluy
liearieh than for tome time.
•u *ltuwtlon uu aat I -fa ct<
olortil Tiiideaf
ml Aid m»na may go
Woe Id lure new crop
l»y the old.
an inr aouic mac.
intlnti nuaatl-fnrtUCT.' Think -»ff
TciTrilt>Te~ t nttini will la* teudanal.
•on- may go conkhfterahly lower.
Same day laat year
Stock on ha ml tmley
Same day laat year
.12.014
. C.S3>
. T.S75
SPOT COTTON MAHKET.
et; tuM'IIUm IS® •
wMi - -
ily: .nilddllw^lOV*.
KortVik? u«5u.ly; (VVlnUng l'
Boatott. steady; udddhug Hc.
Uttle Hock, auwdy: mljWllmiMw
'leady; middling IW*«.
Auguata. ateody
TOBAV'B rOBT RKCklSTk
JSZ &
Cut Four:*
L. M. FAIRCHILD A CO^
WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.
Colton Itn* lieeu with
regoref to thr rttuntlou.
atiffered aonie decline, tin* mainly in llqul
dutlon of March cotttmcia hoth In New
Yoik awl our market It t* pnmlble that wc
may hare tonic furttier decline fnuu I hi*
enune. owing to the* fact that It re<quJre*
very lit11«* to depreaa the market with *pee.
ulatlon aa dull aa It K There la no denying
the fact that very fe». pcoplf aecin to want
to take cotton nit e«intrneta In either of the
two markets, awl thla la regarded by many
na evidence of lack of conflilenre nit the
Hit11 of thwa who priifrM fu t*e hnlllah oft
cotton, lint when we coualder IHaT fhe
preaent atocka of rotten are made up of low
grade* and that for tome tlnu* to come
there mnat In* cotu|ieHtlon In aclllng thla
l kind of atuff. It la hut natural that few
people rare to aaamiie the worry of handling
It except where It can lie obtained at tre.
wen-loo* fUtronnta. It mqnlre* time “
•llatrihute atich an ahnmlanre nf tow «r~
ra-wr.bw tMu^-anuu. hut we remain
•dent that the creat of the Hooil will .
and-uhut for the time lielng la a Iwnrlah
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers an Provisions.
Sphrlnl ta Th,' Orarctan.
' . TTrimr 1IH)H1I||I, Vii-h'* -tHnrhr.
Chicago. Fell. Ml—Hartlett, Kraal* r
Carrington: Wheat ruled eaal**r carli
Inereaae 1 reedpta In the north went.
umrtef.
streugfhenetl wheat.
Caah houaea were huyera of eaah corn
MARKET FOR WHEAT
SURPRISED THE TRADE
THE WEATHER REPORT
LOCAL BORBCAST.
KOtt ATfAN^A^ANn VJCINITY.
with do marked
awl Itoaton are after expnrr corn
8 pot wheat Mining. I .oral Unr* aold right
up to the chaw Haturday. awl there I- a
good abort Intercut outstanding.
Weather comlltloua are Just right to rauae
trouble with the wluter wheat.
Ignoring the wrakuo*- In wheat. Kuro|»c
make atrong markets. Alay corn will aell
In the ftftlc*. awl we would hny It.
Tha aama In Hnx them ou any art-
Iwck. The aaah position uiakea~11krni'Worttr
more money.
Inueal talent selling now on estimated Ar
gentlna ahlpmenta of 3.600,000. the aaiue na
laat year.
«
Itwalipla.- 4»suupaml. with Rl4,901 and
reaiHH'ilvely. a year ago.
(^earniicea tor the day were 515.000 huab-
ela of wheat: 217.000 bushel* corn niul 10,<
000 bushel- oats.
New Orleuna
Oufvuutou. .
Mol'llc. . . .
Hsvannah . .
iTmrleatiwi. .
Wltmlugfon.
Norfolk.
New York. .
Boston
Jacksonville.
feature t-lll anon twcome n very bullish one.
TM*~week euif -SfUaea wmrv grnoraiii ee-
gartled as Itearlah. anlunera' takings hetufl
•omewhat amaller than expected. How
ever. there |« great Irregularity from wreck
J to week In the autnnnt of cotton mllla call
INTERIOR RtCe'BT*.
TM lMl.wih« uhta Mo.. rraNpi* »t *s»
lat.rl.r town. twUx. ra«p.raO wl, h lh*
mm. -Ur U.t jrar:
ll""l
UK
KJ«
HAYWARD. VICK * CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON L6TTER.
N.n Orl'-.lM. Fall. K-Tll.n. wan- no
develoniuenta over Sunday to Justify n awl-
den change. The market cmiaequently
opened dull awl Indifferent. TretUuf ta ai-
J dadiTa— ...
together of a eralpine
aa many are looking •—*
wrakuesa In futures which followed Inlet
In the day Is doe to thr U-aivliicae IIIi apotre
up laat
slackened «t»u
nwl for undesirable «a»t
ton haa'not develm»e<| as exw»**ted. In spile
of Inducements offere*!. While mwal rolorcd
cotton hold* Ita own without difficulty
ored iitUou la weighting d<
o, rout In
feature which l*cgaii
week. K*l*ort btwine
aldrrnbly. and dell
It difficult fss flgnre where thr American
la n«d a.mtr tlecbled falling off aeon. The
market offer* very little Inducement nt the
moment to those dlapose«l to trade, hut we
think the altuntlnn la wisrth watching
rlonelr and Itelleve that we may reasonably
expect n fav«»ralde onportunlty for buying
c«dtoti In the near future.
MARKETS.
ATLANTA
FRUITS and proouce.
F.i;<:s~A'-ilv<-. l«1.m>
I.IVU POULTBY—lira, hctlrp. II rralt
rat-li: ,‘hlahrah .rtlvr, ew*.- .ii-Ii; ilnrv,
Iviln. K.' rai h: puiWI,. XOlta nuh: imr.
full i.itllii'ml. :»<• «urh; tun,•>•. mn,i..
I4«* pound.
ItftKSXKn pnn.TRT—flat*... nuAravn.
»rtlT.. loenv l«n»fl: tutkaj.. 'ttiilr.wn
nt-llvi'.- I .'I.* il.' ponnil: trlu., «,llr,.. is,,
iwmnit: li,'ii^ jmmmI
I'IIOIl(-CR-f.nnnMv rtlu, nml linna». >,•;
T.nnrMra MUM*., ta; Uni. l)r pouml:
bum.. nctlT. Ita ponhil; .haul,Ur. nrili., ta
imtt. fruai th. winter wheat states of the
central West and the Kontbeast ludlcatc
that The rondttton of the crop generally Is
satisfactory, says The Modern Miller In Its
weekly crop ■mtimnr.v. In I he northern
sectloua some winter killing Is reported,
and complaints of Injury by freealug and
HUtwfngin the man southerly aerUous arc
lM*dniiH)g to come In. The ibiuinge. "Where
there la any, la routined to the soft winter
wheat atntes. no coinntnfnta lielng henrel
from Kanana or Nebraska.
Itroouihull'a wekly Argentina rutile reporta
nnrtbil rain* have fallen, which, however,
unve lieen of very little t>enelH to the com
crop. Wheat market la firm with good
detuniiil Arrival* from Interior are large
and quality antlafnctory. Corn very firm,
with fair demand. Arrivals from Interior
are light, with qunllty satisfactory.
Itrnd-trect reports weekly clearance* of
w heat and flour aa wheat from the l ulted
Htates and Canada na follows: . .
Rnahela
Wheat
and fltoir. Corn.
Till- week 2.809.699 1.996.999
L».t wei-k '. S.C9.9W 2.407.90)
Cor. week laat rear 2,912.009 4.1<l.bm
HI.., , Juiv i J '1S-JS-W S.gi.a»
Kaiue pert'Ml year ago .... 19.923.09) 76,^*..9,o
Argentina ^hlpmcuts
After Selling Off Fraction,
Turned Strong and Ad
vanced Over a Cent.
Chicago. Feb. II.—'The Wall street bull
crowd aold wheat In a lively manner on nil
the hard spots in that market today.
BUpiwrtiit by ahorta. who made
i ou the rtporlea takings of forty*
■ tarar
live haula lor export. The ctoaTug showed
the market aa up HCVtc.
‘iwa for tl
Frlumry recetwta
the day were:
WEATHRR CONDITIONS.
An area of low pressure J« now central
over northern Michigan and northern Min
nesota, while Ita trough extends southwest
Into northern Texas. The ‘•high" that was
centered lu the northern Uorky Mountain
regtou Saturday morning hat moved east
ward and Is now central In Maryland, west
eru Pennsylvania and New York.
oud arsa of high preasnre la entering over
the coast of (Tregou. Aa a result of the
general eastward drift of the areas of high
and low pressure over the uortbern Her of
states clear weather prevails except lu the
THE CHICAGO DRAIN MARKET.
Previous
Ix>w. Close. Close.
July
Kept
CUIIN—
May....
July.....
Kept
*»AT8—
May
July
Kept
PORK -
May... 17.17
ily.. 17.39
LAKH—
ay... 9.83
July... 9.8d
Kept. . 9 80
P
7ft
m
TT4
7*4
78
u?
4C^*
?
4^
s
47
4<S
47
•4
j.-s
4>»4
9t
43L
8
&
92S
«h'a
*!k
3 ft.
lnKH-
9.M
H *Jlf
9.924
945
S»
9.77« t.H)* 10. m
ou)* ».rv
q -v. a r.
agalL-. ... — ,
IKK. If *‘^| M>rt •b’luniid
19.900,
and Jn
soon for thl* spotted ami "IT ""i"re«1
ton. we feir It must find It* whv *»n ffn
lures In tl»e ship" of tenders, the large
grade discount* notwith**an^iu:. Ihnt tbl*
opinion Is rather general eluHlgb I- express
M In the wenktte*- of, .cold cn'p- New
crop futures are rather steady «*f "ouum-.
U ilecllne lu summer opt Inn* would nflWt
them aympathetleally. toil Interasi* tint
are waiting to buy new “ *
pruMton are UtlinermW
last summer uud fall I*
ten. New crop* then repent edit iid%um*«sl
above Mr on sdinnce crop news The Ini
pot unce of the coming cnqi I*
make a similar in Ice moveni
but lu ao vithacceti »b*gr»*e
New York. Feb. II.—Willi an rulin'
•em*e of activity and with re-rlpt*
tluulnx to ex«*eeil all ex|Mvtatlou*. i
no. actiye lie pout _
B rand: aide* active. 16c |Miund; butter.
ve. 12W4TC* pwy»4: IweswHx ai-tlve. »•
round; honey, bright, active. Rc |tound;
nooey In 1-pqgad blocks, active. 12c pound;
dried apples. 6c pound: white |teaa active,
tljl bushel; lady |»cns. Moi; stink. tl&'Ui
tlAMF—QiuiD aetlre. ).b- each: dove*
active, ie each; duck*. V-.llard. active. Ms
each; ducks, mixed, a* .»••. each: wild
turkeys active, lie p-uml: rabbits active,
ItHc each: squirrel* active. |c each; opo*
sum. dresacl. active. 11c pound; t>|Ntssiiui.
lire, active, Rc pound
KIUJITk— l emon*, fancy Meseens. 24106
t.Oo. Hsuaii-is |*e, bum-li. cull*, active, torfl
II W; strnlirht* t1.VMI2.99. IMuentqde*. Klor*
Ida stock. |"*r crate. 22.b'. Orange*. Florida
, , strek. owing to -Ire and condition on a*
in *rkd I rtval. per hot. 22.0Oflih). Apple*, choice
Itcn I'avia. 23.2&R159; fancy. 2.1.75: New
Yotk stat* apple*, winter varieties, choice.
|»cr barrel. fancy, tl 75^4.09.
flnsbela
Wheat. Corn. .
... 4.994.999 569.9)9
... 3.072.909 447.09'
... icrreonn irr.oun
...14.416.990 4,687.910
Hnnte time laat year 11.741.000 2.77l.00 , »
"CiirraBt hl«b nrl,-.. nf prort.loi,. hn<,
■IlnonnlMl .v.rflhli,, Ih.r, I. Iiulll.h In
lh, .Itimlloii." Ml,I Jnhn FiHlahY. “Ita.pli,
Thl.
l4t*t w«*ek
• ‘or. week Igat y«*nr
stnr.. January 1
all
Nbortage In the pa ’king uutouiita to simou
I40.0D9400 (Mtund- of priNliict. If the roll
sumption had kept pace with that of
ln«t year everythin*? w««uld hove l*run
eaten up. As n mutter of fact, there tie*
bran a fulling off lu cou-nmptlou of sInmii
89.990.900 |mund* i*n lied Ian bogs arc now
■•**111tig about *%9c lower than here. Wc will
need continued light marketings of bogi
to hold the current level of price*."
Itc-clpt*. tmi. coiitliiut- bran. New (irlcaii*
expect* 17.0)9 to ?».«« for toioom.w. ng.ilust
9.6a* and 7.90) the two prciloc* )cars, ami
experb-
llkvli
•rape-. \»-w Vark atsle. Ju 5 pound h-aYets.
fomorda. .‘OH"4c (‘rauberrlcs. fancy dark
r*i»e C«vl* per barrel. 212 0): Jerseys. 211.99
'Jrape # rult. Florida stock i.wlug to
in.I color, per l»ox. ft VVf#? 7“ l imes. Flor-
da «t«M'k. per hundred. •!.<*) Nut*, fancy
market. l.lquM.itlo
gilllg tendency
In March am
_ . _ i moderate rob
and »hc nenrbi dcllierles linve tigen
while new crop, li ne lH*eii relatively
bort Intcrrat baa lieeu
but the bulk of It I*
inference, wbtcli l*ear*
with the approach of
. a* |iracHi*ally no com-
ml—Ion imsltir—. but *|m*! people appear
w illing to f»nj ini"b rntelj mihui the tbe«»r.i
thnt the cotton here repoytetl by rontjarfa
firm Home e-f
trnn-ferreil to
w.iltlng for a v
nre certuhi will
mixed. In boxes, per sack of t99. active at
24.16 aark. I Vaunt* In trek •«">r*g|«g IN
pounds ewch. owing to griow.. per pouml.
‘tWirrAn! .K A—Meet re raldisge crates, ac
tive. 93.0ft crate: raldiagi*. sMndarel crate*.
soil: cabiMige. barrels. 24c pouml:
egg ptant active. f.\S0 crate: ntcumhorre 24
eratr; tomatoes, fancy, active. X&.004T3M
tomatoere choice, active. 22-09D2.S crate;
crate: l*e*n* round green. 22.5) crate: onion*
dry. active. T> bushel: Irish potatoes, no.
*lv*. NV » A> bnshVl; ccl-rv. fan-r.
TtffRBc bunch: pepper* actin', 23 59 crate;
okra, six basket* small 22.59 crate; cauli
flower actlie. ttilOc pound: lettucre to’adcl.
62 60(f2 59 drum: *weet potatoes, yellow, sc
tlve. bushel: sweet (uitatoea. white, ac
live. TV bushel: kraut, half barrel. 13.75;
rutabaga Turnips. 14c. Strawberries. 154|
17Hc quart.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat—Opened 4 lower; at 1:30 p. i
» lower: closed unchanged to 4 lower.
Corn —Opened 441S higher: at 1:3) p. i
• higher; closed 4«4 nlghrr.
uorthwrat
Higher temperatures have occurred over
the aoutb. while In the northeast It la con
siderably colder than It waa Katuntay.
-8nmt_lpow has fallen In the Lake region
and parta of N#W Bojn*nd. amr Tatn or
•now nt stations In the Rockies. Else-
TIPS PLASHED.
From 'Wall Street.
y=
IpM-l.l la Th, «l,«c«taB.
•Fmm Hajnnl. Vkl
\,w (otl, W. li-J, ■
Lmi,|,m nujkri ilnwe. ~
It I. mot fimru •• r«-t wi.lbar Sow Tark
tarurnl p4d «rftrtu la l^adoa.
Thr taluk aUtnarol Maiardax araa a f»U1{
(pud M>^ aa4 tad ta abort rorrriug a ad
war rmaMltaarota ou Ita- Ion, ahlr.
Th, klabrr ran#, from luindon will kara
(u«l rirm brrr, and atari,) riprrfrd tu
o# a a vtw u late. |
Cat aboriafr la Ika Wrat It at'had M
Thr llarrltaan laanra will proftaMC ba
.Iron, lutar and I'raiiarlraala ahoold do
iwllrr. Mbaimri. 1‘ariar |, wall thouabl
of .round (irearnt prlrra.
STOCKS OPEItB
SUGRTLV Lilfl
Changes Mostly Small ai
‘Compared with Satur-
, ’ day ’s finals. \
ISStlRS TO MOVE FEW
ar ■
Thr
S man
itaSw!
If rat laat wr,k. w* would, btarrrf
atari, on all fair rMrtlon.
Flnamlal Barra a: Moat
of tbr
Bradlaf. Alcktaoa
. _jtaeri'
‘nlno I’arldr. Srar York Cratral, K
l-nul. Nortirrn ParHr, ■■rnn.flranla and
llnullaa arr rrportrd on thr rrnr of a
iin.lrratr rtar from tfera, Irvrla. Urmoval
of .tori nld to br nffrrlnf at or aliora
tuturdor'a rloalna prior would permit tbr
ni.klna good of tbrar tip. W, not. pool
tl|to of a hallltb natara upon Hloaa. Ain
lianta. Afarrlran Irtcomotlrr, lead and
I'mplr'a Uaa.
Aaialgnmatad will hr aahjrrtad to coaald.
rraltlr rmllatng aroaod null, whlrb atock
mnat hr takrn brfora aar aiatarlal adraac*
ran tw bad.
Aaaroada mrrta a grrat dr.I of profit
taking around tbr ntatlng lerrta, according
— aprrlnllat rrporta.
Information of til Copnora la »ar» hnlllah.
Mlaaourl. Kanaa. and Triaa dltplara a
rrr^afroa* npward tread atlll. with report.
In .'modified dearer, the aarne mar ba
a. Id of IM.IIlIrra, Erie, Hon them Htllwaj
and I nlte,l Ittttaa gfeel.
I'nlrae the noola art witting to tako It*
atari In Htnrftttg. 105 In Alrhlaoa. J* In
llrnokhm Ilnnld Tranalt, U rarl. lSt-117 la
l/rtt .tlllr and No.btlll, and M la Bonfhrrn
lStrlfl,. no adranre of eonarqnrore la llkrlr
at the present time.
A aprrlillat experta aontr wiling of N»w
YorkM-rntral on tko wrerk Hotard.r, But
the arlllog ou wrreka aarar amouota to
oiurh.
"ood liojfog la atlll rrportrd lo American
Trading Was Very Small. i D
Stocks That Showed the
Greatest Range.
Hie and Banding
Fa^atartad ta 7 biaS'^fiT^^ ffi
ctg«"galaad Ij. Ittrrl common adraacr*
tar with on areraga of ,„ SI
Slrrl common. Fanadl.n R!
<Vroed tutch.iig-i;
MININO STOCKS.
*&?"& 1 ?2Sita r ‘. h »JL- T SpJ'v»'. U-.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Atutrottda ........
Atrblaon
do. preferred
Hngar.
It will not hr wlnr to neglect fair ta*
turna In any of tbr artlrra. owing to the
aoddeu rbangr of prorr.alon.IUm.
Town Toplra: Fliinti,lnl prra. ardtl.
maat la quite hnlllah fhU morning. It
fwbt certain that further fluanrlug Ity
leading rortyratlona Ip large port wlTl ba
amaapllahrd abroad.
With the hegtnulng of tha new llarrtmaa
hearing bare, anil Ibr adjournment of rort*
greoa oo near at linmL confllrtlng oplniutie
arri held aa to the lmmrdl.tr rourm* of
prirra. «nd thla ttutjf lead to n little lr.
rrgatartir tatl.j-. hul wr look for ninald-
THE METAL MARKET.
Xow York. Felt. ll-At th nl „.
I iltittar Spin , ||||( '
Hnltlnmr,. .ml Okie
t'anmltan Paclflr
rheaaprakr and Ohio
Erie
,l„, prefer!,d
Oronf We.tern
llliitoi. (Vntr.i
laiulerlllr and N.aLrlllr ....
Hrilran t'entrnl. prrf. ..
Nortalic and Wratrrtt
Nra- York t'rutrat
Ilork I aloud
Ilnbtrla mid tVratern
Frtunjlv.nl,
OpallpolciM
iii'.iii'l
53 M4
*4 ->'S
to% :»i 4 : u i’
' i'*’«...
!■’> 3^*4
raiuiaylvsnldi
Fhllsifelphls ami Ilradlog
Houthern I’aclflc
Southern Railway
do. preferred
St. Tanl
rulou pacific
Polled Htntc* Htcvl
do. ptefrrml
Waluah, preferred
..jl054 ( LY,i; 1 ii.
rtl weakness.
We undcratand that excellent having la
going ou In iNdb Aiincund:i ami Hi. Paul,
and that those stocks will Ih> advanred
rapidly within a abort time, while It Is
not to In* expectixl that Amntgnnnited will
much longer lag behind In the present
icre are atrong bull
Ip* eurreut on this stock.
Republic Kteel ahoubl do better.
Cotton Is n.aale on bulges.
Wheat a Imy on breaks.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New o\rk, 5 eli. 18.—Money on call 4|»
54 per cent: ruling rate 5 per rent; f
loaua firm; sixty daya fr, ninety days 54;
iikouth* 5HH54. ^
Sterling exchange 94.6146
»*9«5er*# WU*
t for demand, and 24.80396
Minimum and MgKtmiim Tam para turaa
and Rainfall
Obaervatlona takaa ft I 1. m., TStk marb
dlau ttma.
ATLANTA.
Abilene. . .
Amarillo. .
Asheville. .
Augusta.
Mlnulnghnui.
Hlsninrck.
Hoaton. . . .
Buffalo. . .
Chariest on.
Charlotte. .
Chicago.
Cincinnati. . . .
Corpus Christ I.
Itnvenport. . .
Hodge City. . .
Fort Kuilth. . ,
(hi I vest oil. . .
Havre
Huron
JnckitonvIU*. .
Jupiter.
j !<W
74 j .00
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
The rerqlpta of grain In car lot* tndav
and eatlnnite«l receipt* for tomorrow nre ns
follows:
Today. Tonior.
Wheat
721
7X1
(n't
m
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
qnotiitlona of the
York cotton seed oil
('loalnc
“ 1474
. . . 464?i47
.* s
THE SUGAR MARKET.
elwwhetv
"tiip.arctl w ith quota th
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS. COVEBE. GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS.
Carand.l.t and Gr.vl.r kta-, N.w Orlaana.
MEMBERS:
New Orleans Future Brokers Asaaclstlere
New Orleans and Chicago lloarda of ’<>adre
New York •*.»lfee Rxrhange
Associate Uameers Uvertmol Cotton Asa re
Kirkiir
Naw York and Chlcrego Correspondtnta.
d. A. RACHE A CO.. AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTB.
FLOUR GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Fl.orit-lllgheat patent, 23 00: best pat
ent. 24 A), stamlarel patent. 24.25: half pat
ent U 99; spring wheat patent. 26.69.
CORN Choice white 7«V; No. 2 white. «V;
So 2 yellow. <*e; mlxeil, C7e; Tennessee
white, (be; cracked corn p*‘r Imabel. 7vV.
Halls «11 59.
OATH (’halve white cllpned, Mr: No \
white Me: N" 2 mUel. NV; Texas rust
^rouf. K**; (ic'.den rats. Me; Bu|t. 75c; lllue,
MKAI.—Plain, per W |m«uiH o*rt,«. 67c;
"Inin. 4A-t"iuud seeks, iiIaIii, 24 iHiund
tcickre 69r: tlcann. D 23
IIAY—Timothy, choice large I*.let. 21 31:
do choice, sninll iialeK 21.99; do N«*. I thlnl
ole*, tl •!•». N" 2 thlcl bale*. 21 23: Nre
mixed, 91.29; rttplia* prairie. 21: her-
Nc« York. Feb. IS.—Keflncl and raw
-ugur market*. «i.-n.lv tiinl unchanged. I^m
doti Im.* 1 * sternly; February nml March *-
l"4d
<*ity.
Key West. .
Knoxville. .
I .on Angeles.
Macon. . . .
Memphis. . .
Meridian. . .
Miles City. .
Middle. . . .
Montgomery.
Nashville. . .
New Orleuna.
New York. .
Norfolk. . . .
North Platte.
Otnnhn. . . .
Palestine. . .
IMtt*hurg. . .
Portland, Me.
Portland. Ore.
Rapid City. .
Mexican ilntlar* 5S4c.
SSiSaS*H‘2r?*L5»« , «“'—L
Ball mad atendy.
' THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York. Feb. 18.-Coffee cable*.
Havre, at W «. «re—Mart** qfft#?; n
inphaIIami' aala. t AfVI 1 *
anrhaugnl: Ml,. «.ooo,
. V. « in—ItarlinM 14 pfennig:
sale* 20,001. lllo No. i, 4%; exebauve lXi2*
reeelpfa atocka 590.9^'; uint&'f qiH;
f , i!l; lu, '.? u 1 " , ” 1 'tain UU; Etiroiir
otaf Eotalta r.iSo™ 1 "’’" !, 0M:
Hiinin. tnvipt. H.«)l Ran 1‘anln rrrrlpt.
».»»; J tin,lltt It, rninlpta ;:.oan; atnrka -,«Kl.
ore)- Him l-Lal Inanfla-.. ta-. • -1
BUYERS TAKING COTTON
GOODS WITH FREER HAND
Th. -or York t-omnim-htl: t|...
1-niton goraU Mlllng ngi-nti, nn,l .
•Ion nterrhnnl, Ibr rreHnu l« grnrr.i t|,.,i
prlrra on ataplra will nil,I,.run mi m u ,r|
iiiorrmriit ilnrinu ibr IwiIj.ii.^- „r tl,..
All bnyrra III thla mark. t nn- nrr
rbaarri of iprlne m^r,hni»ll., ,, .1
;7""W null Ji 11 f Tr IIJIUI
Ilian Iwforr ilir rn-rnt nivimr... si«rl.,:
t-qliafni,-Ilona an* tH-am- for rtrllwn 11,1,
riBr of May anil In aom>- „f tin- 1
orri.-ra dafliiua citrml ta J11I1. T|.r nml
hti.ltiet, Iwlng put throngb on .i.rlm „ „s
g,n»l« IIiii.k bn> rnrrlnl thr prlnn. ,.f
nrtl. and norrltira in an ,-lrriillminlli M C h
level. For litranheil rlnlli. all 1,111,1. m-
rear rra.lv ta pay a premium fur mirluu 0i
livery. That the tlpttllrntr order. «.u -IX,1:1
nn,l nnntinrr line, ,tf knit gn.«l« I!
•Ilka nurt woolen dram umul. are .1111 nag.
Ing ta band la rrhlrm-r of the .Imr! l.ny.
Ing that ba. lieeu jlnnr l.y uuiiiv Johlrta
They and thr niarkrt. Imre of g,»|. nml
wherever Hue. nrr nrallnldr the i.q. mu.
ki-l prlcra bare to hr paid Th. re I, m
fnillllg nit lu the tlelujIlliT M prn.T. fie
the faII la i‘iiny.uii,iiii» of th. .Uuii 'iiiuu
ilsn ngiirra immrd hr miu* -1 lu
rn trade men*, wear order, for f.,11 .tre
earning In for lln- high-grade wir.i„i. In
- aoweivhal atronger manlier lui|mrt.’>
gtaala, white giaala mid iiiienn.
Total Hantoa clear.
Ota; market Inartlvi
anrrg 31.000: ahlpmenta to t■ M |V«,, u,e
gWST**EJ5 , SlSSf«SCS
sx, : sS„»™"*'K--WK
January .
February
March ..
April ..
Opening
. ttangv. Clan*.
••^'■6.19 6,09-6. A5
Kt. I^Ulla
Kt. Piiul. . . .
Han Franclaco. .
Kavnnnah. . . .
S|Mtkaue. . . .
Tampa.
Taylor.
Thouin-vllle.
Vicksburg. .
"J. II. MAItlll UY.
^^JJejqjoaJMreiMor
r
FRANK IIAWKINR, Prenldrnt.
„ATKlNRON^ VIre l-rraldent.. TIIOSLIR C. ERWIN, Cnihlrr.
“ W? BY— ‘
May ..
June .. ..
•Inly .. ..
August ..
Keptriuloer
Octolter.. ,
NV»veml»er
lteeenilM*r ,, „„
Closed steady. Kales *61,(MO
. .5.59-5.79
. .6.534.6)
. .5.6T« 3.79
. .6.655.70
. .6.73-5.M)
. .570-5.89
. .6.75-5.85
. .6.83-3.9)
..5635.X,
..1.95 firm
1.9.09-6.05
9 456.50
5606.55
6.55 5.69
6.666.96
5.69*570
5796.;5
5.756.80
6.696.85
3.166.99
i.915.93
5.95-9.09
COTTON AND STOCK
Orders ran l»e aent to New York in only
two legal way*, via.: over the public
telegraph wire* or by inn!!
We have every facility for flic et*
cntlon of marginal orders on n cuuiui*
•Ion Uasla.
Oufr treatment of customer- I- nt nl'
tlines courtvoure and orders arc ci-
cute«l and reporte«1 promptly.
We solicit eoreapondence fti»*t nil!
have our reprraentatlre coll persen-Hf
ou those Interested
Clark Goodman & Go,
SO Broad 8troat, Naw York.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
18.000 Battle (’reek Coal and Coke
Company, first mortgage 6 n«*r
cent bonda, due 1935
00.000 State of Oeoigla 4 1-5 per rent
coupon bonda, due ISIS
15.000 Stntr of Genrglu ) 1-2 per cent
coupon bond*, due 1915.
$16,000 City of Atlanta. Oa.. 4 per cent
coupon bonda, due 1923.
25.000 City of Atlanta. Oa., 3 1-2 pe»
cent coupon bond*, due 1931.
$2,000 Fulton Bag nnd Cotton Mills
general mortgage 6 per cent
bonds, due 1917.
|S,Ono Conetltutlon Publishing Com. , _ . . _ „
pnny flrat mortgage 5 |»er cent “riett rend Full Particulara on App"c«
t *>°nds. due 1939. * I tion. Corroapondance Invited.
TRUST m INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT
tS.000 Atlanta U-r anil Cool t'ompanf
(lrnt mortgage 6 |ier cent bond.,
due 1(23. . ,
60 Bharek Atlanta Ire nnd t'-ui
Company preferred T p, r i vnl
atock.
7 Bharea Atlanta Home In.uranC
Company atock.
60 Bharea Conetltutlon Puhll-hln*
Company preferred <i p'-r
atock.
(5 Bharea Oeorgla Rallrool
nanklng Company II l”‘ r r ’’ n!
atock.
JOSEPH A. MrCOIIt), Vice Ptraldrnt. il
SYKnR, Aaalatant Caobler.
CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION.
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
FnAS-it 0 !^^-
; New York.
Baltimore.
Bcoton.
Atlanta.
Chicago.
Naw Orltanc.
Waihlngton.
3an Franclaco.
FhltadelphlA
Lo.tdon.
■■d.i II
HlltHITH-tThdre »bl— (t.SA: TrtM nhltr
tl 01; fnnrv. N pound. 11.96: krtinu kCWIta
I iMtiind. II.tl.
flllfKItN FP.KU—Fifty oontnl oack,. Hr:
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
• ! Ciirnis ham-.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
nifties. 8.76; Kuprvm* lard.
• tMii|*"ind. Ms«‘
«•! «.\t: M.tii'lnnl gtntiuisinl UU
1 Yn-k reflated. 4S»*; (usntnllwa. 4Vt
e»i ArtuM'klr* 1
tuipire Bulldinz.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone. Lkin
GEORGIA.
Parity
New
»KVl:i:- p.vmtr.1 Art.mll,* T-ttn. hulk
» or t, Orel,. 19,-; g WU IlpLT
Klt1:-| ai.'lln, tybt<> . ,•■.,>,,11.. ta Ik.
vrwiai dairy, u%c:
The American Audit Company
, _ 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFRCN T2, C. P. A.. Pram 6. E. MANWARING, Vice Pr**
L. H. Faircblla. g j vvh, a
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW CHILEANS.
. _ _ Marti B.rai
N.:: ?o rt f r,ss , s.s35T tTss„rssrd E % h ¥ffim
New Oriean. COTrSa-a-sSefST^-
hSVSWZ , ."bo S ta K "xJ^ nlOUCA ^ •-
w.
si. dibble:
Accountant and Auditor,
1114 Fourth National Bonk Bnildincr.
EEFEBENCE: ^ ItaU 1-koae 1AU ATLANTA. GA.
THEO COCHEU, Jr, Secretary.
The Ameticati Audit Company, chartered under th* law* of New York,
la empowered to etamlne the affaire of. and make reporta upon the fin.i»
eondlllon "of private and public concern! for director*, officer* o’. 1 ’ I*
■™Th* preperatlon and Inatalllng-of lyttem* « apoclalt) -
ATLANTA HRAXCIt, 1015-lflt-1017-1011 FOURTH NATT. BANK IK-D3
C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
'.TeUahona, Main «7J. C «bl* Addiwt*. Amdlt, New Verk
THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO.
COMMISSION BROKERS
COTTON. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS.
Private wires to Now York, Chicago dnd New Ort#»n«.
_ -II Account* Ouarantcad. _ .....
ai«-?^. ee ' : . 0p P*i u Po,t 0ffl e*. Knoxville, -Tanm; Schrapiro Ou-id'"*
North Auguata, 8. C.
Order* aollclted for Purchaa* and Sal* far Future Oallvary. Cor l r ' , , : i:l
tiorf* ,nv at- Oaargla cuetomer* will k* given (apactal J' 1 *