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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN UKffiW IMHKET OWD Blimi, NEWS AN1> O OSS If of the Fl**ey < *tjple. •" flOMrqr * Joseph Lively! <5fo«e Jfys Wry 0^ft4>\ht jjp ' Sharp Advances $ ffyjpr Wediieallay. Ms. UwyiKIIOtw Dm awMiklUnti ftKUMMliawfc, W « t<nii»< »*■' TIPS PLA8HBD - Tr^fWin «r~C for Iwtii spots _ , iNMilliie tkal tb** loml Nov York cuti , wm <i«i Iwiror belay on sluTt rurerlug. Wo 1 «l# o«»t mlvlw Hu* hmg al4e, bovorrr. UNMhi ew| yftR^.,s|b SPOT IN GOOD DEM AN IX Wlkv n*j itor uuirkot willed, in oiupo for 4 ; .* *1TOBLMmww>om»l«l. ,v « . U #K,;0 Tone Was Better in, New; York ttild Prieea.Seoreiif Good AdvaneoK. IrfrnS'VXf. etnulrili* t-mi-ilug than a ne w bull cam* 4rnfm*. JW»oM atfU on kuigre until tt>o *r«- HpU full off. j 4 ..* , tF*** M ** r * ,u<r8u,t ■“W ttu * wirket off. Following on* II a. mi. Mils: March 9.11, I M^y Kfc. July 9,4$. Ifc-Mier 9.97. January Near York. Fob. 31.-The ml ion market X Dfd firmer, especially In Mnroh. rrratliig Impression that profcssliMi.tla went home snort yesterday. i-xjNitlnc further liquidation. A more roufhlept feeling cl- Looks like aeotlereil short rorerlug ovoi the hotMay fu eotfon. I hurt oee iiiiytkln, on which to Imre n rhaugc of oplulon. There was a rumor that Mr Wiring his friends mcr (he entltn i-ofton. Imt slimier sMery recent i hull the market for ii turn has lieen >i 11 _ i e„t Xiuuitf.i IMS led Atlantic-. t*a America Itetfi Auaeouda . 4 ftH8 ,t Am. Hinfltlng |o. |;rrferr i j3&23&.:::: { Car FoilivIry more k tAn tl^n Itapld Tiao IJrerpool openeil Thursday morning. eon- •mry to expectations, this time In the op posite illrertlons. That market was due to fume 2©2Vfc up on the near nnd tin- rhanjreil to I point higher on the distant .L . k..i 1 ttmmt H uh. •’ll". thing to which Jure with. New i/rleana. Fell 21.-Hayward, Vick * Clark: Liverpool pretty good; future* 1 * — — ~ win £;!^hiX'.”Td l t'Z j} jsg. 1 .vr-* ■ **3?W-« *«» 5 up; were due to mue 3 higher. . steady, with prices 3 higher; weeca. J2.ft*J. Only a few notice# out • March notice close lielng very steady CVfcffS points up. active i •fcsfcsr 1 op*:» Igh. l.« ...I.M ....un OctbhnrKurruilter Hoot sals. \gcro luerrft»*-l V nt I pstnrs higher prt»- 'ill 5.51 vr* :..m 5.47 6.42 IZWUn iioles „ .... middling 6.97d The New York market o|>ened steady '2417 points higher In response to Liverpool a showing, and nt midday had points additional. ■ausing reaction Hear riily three mith-ee Issued, mostly - --vomit of exporter* oho had to get rid of soute orders. Futures steady, hull Uli view* circulated by Prirr emqeort tin tu’tlef that there will lie amueihing d«duti IJvc . __ ^ MM flhurts covering over the ere ltifliietie< •insiders the hoi ___j and was haying cotton during the roaming. The eottott market dlsplsye«l Me strength during the entire ■alnij to shorts covering nv days, with a arsreltr «f offerings Indug noted. Them was little fresh buying. The close was steady, net S to 14 |hi|iiIm higher. Comparative receipts at all F. K. ports Net receipts today, flame day last year. 9.NU *7.011 . 114.4M: . «.5» Total receipts alnce fleptemlNU- I M*4.3% time last year.., Estimated tomorrow: New Orleans ROM to !3.o» Galveston 1*1.000 to If000 Houston t.M) to 10.«ss^ Moveroeut at Atlanta: WEDNESDAY'S MARKET New Orleans. Fel*. ?!.—Tl»e Times |»eii .n ......... ............ m Uiniart mii uo.vihI Hie talent rather Hum |Mduted tli wuy. H|mi| cotton aclleis re|Nirte«l iiusot Isrnetory dcuutnd for the (css «lr ‘ grades, lint the feur «.f bullish n« mue Munti tlqnhlnthui shall have out of flu* wnjr. che**ke«| short selling the rings. Evidence of the development of this apprehension first cniue f«> light ut New York. Meanwhile, the fact tb.r I**»•:»I longs have able sfeppiHl* |N>«slble tend “ J J “‘ geuerslly .....M Central . . Am. fee Hccur|tls« . fxYnlsrlPe A Na«a»ille Faefflr Vote I afS’k salei cotton Markets N.tino.i iwi , n" n, Hsteji:-!** 1 trol Jaw fir . . . . . ■ ■■ kJhl MSI M%1 CHi . •;!; m W-al«a. ............. .... rto. pr*f»rr»d. *1 1W* Irk 4 Clark.) • ■kffilS. AJfc: Vatk. k/" Ikrllr? loaUimi' i-arile aU New tkr OtwkU ornl.U. ' l-alrffrrkkonir . __.jifiaS5aH rMtlaailoa, Ik* uarkrt rill roatlao* (hr aamr roiKllilon aa In tka |«at w* Tkr rtoalng of I hr rirhaaga Krlrtn, Maianlar war ladaaa abrNi In lair Iradlr- 1 jarik lor an lr^ ThfJwnk* laa nriiarr FriOor^. wo. kNr tkailkf m tkr Imt n\», U>. hi«r from igHf* NEW YORK /The Rhlswlgg la tae rsags in coftan fa ‘ V - * sv York today: ' ill i IIIi, \i\ F-h. . 31 n roll. ... 9.14 April. . . . 9.J7 M.ty j 9.36 Juim* 9.44 July 9.46 A tic . . . | 9.4$ Kept ! 9.61 <»rt ! 9.86 !».!. Ml 9.27 9.43 9.46 9.66 9.5* •j.10, I«t| 9.liltw 9?^4-<W 9. Hi *».'.•»»! 9.2M-2II 9.12 11 9.27 !» 271 9.2S-3' 9.r» 22 9.34| 9.5* 9 37-3S 9.1 Ml 9 4'1 9 4*'. 9.4 X 45 9.27-39 9 46 9.51, 9 5I-J2I 9.42-43 9 4* 9.56 9.52-63, 9.42-43 9.63, 9.53 9.53, 9.57-681 9.48-5H 9.67! 9.79 9 K\ 9.M «i 9.76-77 n»BPtl Bteady. LIVERPOOL. Tlir C.llorlii* tahlr ffrra thr oprntnt r»ncr r 11*1 rlnar. romparnlflrllh fralenUr: •pa. C'lrar. VS t.M •1UH *11 Vi Ml Kutnrr. n|irnrd almilf. ‘ Februnri* ....I Fel*.-Mar. ?A Mnr.-Apr. ...6.M 6.»7 Apr. May ...S.k4Vk-5.&3>4 5.54 ass 6.»P^.5l\6 5.56 5.53 5.54 6.57 5.61 -66.** 6.5214 6.55 ■6.41 4.45 .... 6.61 6 44 .... SO 6.42 -5.43 6.4J»6'f'.OH 6.41 4.13 5.0 6.46 •a& sir* May-June J I* lie-Jtlly tnly-Aug. Atig.-Hept. Kept.-Get, * lei.-Nov. Nov.-!»cc. flosed very steady. fcfi* 5.4S 6.44 V iiiowitlsfactory s|N*eul;itlve market at Hint I* .. Ibmever. then* uppenra fo be tun aides l« the tender i^ueatluu. for with Ylareh „ Mn«ae«| etch tint In shipping condition, while tb " “ lv ' ATLANTA MARKETS. Receipts today A... flame onys last yen flhlpnmdln todnr. flams day last ydar FRUITS AND PRODUCE. KOOK—Active. 164i»17e LIVE l*OIlLTRY-Heoa active, n ecnit each: chickens active. 3M&- each: ducks. I'eklu, S6c each; puddle. SICIOc each: 12.4T* 7.011 5.479 8POT COTTON MARKET. „ UveriHtol. steady: middling tmlnmls &.t7d. Moth. atrudjiG»KldlRln|LF*\*N, llammoie. notnln.il: mtililiiitg ifl»ae. Little Itiwk. steocy: middling 10 *-1»k. foil i'estliereu, '5c each; lurseys actlie. I4c imimd. nilEflKKP rOULTHY—Oeese. undrawn, active. lOfflPkc pound: turkeys. undrnwtL active. IHhtiffc : fries, active, !<*• pound: hens. lSRjc |s>iind. FIIOIM’CK—Tennesse*- ribs nnd Imnea. 9c; Tenner see sausage, te: lard. 10c pound: hams, active lftc pound: shonlders active. N pound: aides active. lOr iround; butter, aw nve. 12Vfff20c pound: Isvawax active. 2*e found: honay. bright, active, fc pound; SaiMijr lo l-potiml bl^hs, active, lie pound; arleif upnlen. 4c pound: white peas arttVA $2.25 bushel; lady peas, 13.00: stock. $150|r 1.76. - ar t|re. 13«* each NEW ORLEANS. Tkr following la I hr rain I* cello, (r terra In N,w UrlrnM IftUr* k F5T7 March. April April. . . . way June July 10.04|I0.14 iV.U'iaii a r I».«l*.« 10.10 10.1* IO.lllM.IO jan. . . . .|ia.aoiio.a Innnl atMdr. miokIio.om; Ml*iMI»|10 10J,)|10.0MO NOTES <)X OHAIN. I’ointom on Proviiii.nv H|m*lnl t*» The Oenrglnn. I Fr*»m I lay ward. Vick A riark —fWmgu. Ffb -Jf—Haelletl. lunW-A-Lat rlnvtou: Less dla|Mt*ltlou uote«l to sell wheat Wednesday ami the break liit*n**mvd cmisbb ruble lu\cstiucut lutylug. Fi.M-xtiig teui|MT.itur«‘s over moat of the winter wheat licit, nnd tills will likely trading factor early. Crop Is In m* position to withstand severe weather, liny on any oellaicka. Torn and oats are a tiurcliase at this level. Tl»e cash situation III ls»th Is strung. Home ileiuniid for wheat on the o|N*nlug by shorts on th<* cold uave. Sho e otoeulug budlng mi selling by Valeutliie pit crowd Im-i-uIsIi nslcr |^s»k foi continued good export dennnd. nnd Isdlevc that the winter wheat crop Is rltleal |N»«ltlou. Feel very movement to emtluuit mure than ten dsya longer. After that, look for lunch lighter supplies and lilglu TOpAY’8 PORT RECEIPTS. OAMK— 1 Qnbll active. 13** each: *lorea kets: would jirefef to buy provisions on the artlve. 6c each: dnnts. Mallard, active. 40? breaks. each; dnekv. mixed, ir 5le each; wild rtilcngo Itecord llornld: “Fully 15.OM.OM turkeys srtlvr. 14c p-•»••• robldta active imiuuUs ef |s*rk pnslncts that l*el*nige*l to IfVfcc each: squirrels nrtly.. I*' each; opos-ltim mlacells4ie«nis speeulnter and Investor fmm. dreaaeiL aetlve, 11c tiouiid; opossum, yesterday belongs to th** bi|» ^sickers fo- anm. dressed, aetlve. ^& isEamm. ■IT year. —-- — ——lida stock, per crate. I2.FV Oranges. Klortds to stxe nnd rundlHou -Oft 4ff» t flock, por t ock. owlug to ▼ak per box. *.«*. choice. ilrapM. Krw vnrk *1,1,. In t-ponnrf limk.u. Cnnroril*. SWJJHr. fnin.twrrlw. tomry ilnrt r,p» CM,. p»r l*nrr*l. SU M; 111.** fir,.*, 'rail. KlnrMa «lm-k. cwln* fo jl M ni„t rnlnr, p-r Im„. II.1j£«*h. F.or I.H .look, p.*r hun.lnsl, li.OP. Nut*, foil*'*' INTERIOR RECEIPTS. Tk« following UN. nh.iw. riH i'lpi. m flu- town. tod,.. eoaparM with iko Mnu> ilnj U.t y*nt: M'M iiack. I , «intil« In took —ugliig rS Ao each, owing to grnor. p»r ponnd. 'tSSrrAni.rg —Roots, cabbage crates, ac- tire, tion crate: ealdroge. stnndard erptea. H4c . anil: cnbl^er ftarrcla. ?He imundS egg plant neflve, IESR ctHlc: *Mctini*»ere. 64 crate; tomatoes. Juic^. active. W.MfnJp* tomatoes, ebfti*^, TPWVe. #f Alff2 26 rratal ronUdwreen. M.51 crate: oitbUt* THeduikliet: Irish pmnt.H-s. ne «c47tl.ft! bushel: eelerv. faftcy. 7641 X6c bunch: poppers artlve. f3.M crate: okra, tlx luisketa small. fifiO crate; eaull- power active. MflOc pound: lettuce. hortde*l. l?n04?2Bft drnin: sweet i*otst»*es. vellow, ac- SR«- bushel: aweot pots tons, white, se ne bushel; kraut, halfbnrrol. 63 75; nit a bags turulpa. l^c. 8trnwl*errlra. I5ff ITH** quart. lay, “said n tvr(l-|Matwl provision specula tnr. whose on recasts in ll*e i»r»» vl»Um |dt ^Hee.a bmg term of yeurs Indfente that he Msnhlly* liuii^r elonr view ef the sltimtbm. iisunuv himelonr view ef the sltuntln •*4u addition, the foreigners hnve put out bd or slioru. They wen- rncmtrnged by- the brenk Momlny to put out ii grout deal more product today. It remslua to In* P**en hat eoursc the market will take, nnd that will lie marketed at western parking |Ml|||tB.“ "Kurope has lieen a big buyer of lanl to- dny." said n Cincinnati export house In n message to Ibsai k C«». “Ktiglnud lias «lo- cIIiumI 20 points a ml «i*Tuintiy 3a from the top. os against 60 In Chicago at last night's • losing prices. The European supply of lard is very low.” FLOUR GRAIN ANQ PROVISIONS. Pl.om—Highest patent. $5W: boat |»at ent. 64.40; atandnn! patent. 14.3: half |ni» I4M: spring wheat patent. 1501). wki*. :a... w - wKii HAYWARD. VICK * tLARK’i _ DAILY COTTON LITTER. New Orleans. Kelt. 21.—A lietter market than expeeted. showing against I due, with g«**d spot COHN—Choice white. 7ft-; Nn. 2 white. 4*«\- No 2 vetlew. Me; inlted. 47c; Tenueso***- white. 45*-: erneked ecru per bushel. We, Hulls 611.60. _ v . , OATH-Cholre white ellpoed. 54e; No * white. R5e; No 2 ntlxeil. R6e* Texas rust "r.K.f, PJ>". <i.'M*-l, Oil!.. SV; Ihii.l, TV'; lllil.' elillig auptxwted the terday In the Ainerb-nn 6 to 4 higher. It s.s»n Itrctim* evident March lougs had pretty well all transferred Into later poallb>ua. and shorts, prompted also hr thie apiwasch of three holidays, started* i to e**vev. • rousing u* further ad vsnre. This Is not lee day here, but then* wewr only n fmv tenders Issued • Auyh*m. most of the fntftre Interests here In soup- way llukeil with s|Mt|a. and most «»f the outside lutefest Is'lltg so small notice dll) here Is not of tin* speeuhithe and muiilpu lattre lu)|M>rtaiiee that It Is In New York lluiuor* continue to come from there and are finding n go**! deal of rmistderntlou. da) Betti . liquidation In ntln ffr MKAI.—I’lnln. per 94 |xntud Ricks. C7a; • I tdaln. 44-pound saeka^CVi plain. 24 puuud 9 sacks, t»**arin. fl'.OT. • ; . / HAY-Timothy. chobV large lialeg Si .to Aolrr. .mull 1*1.-. «rr; .1., X.., I mini bales. 61.3: do No. ;«*hlrd ldb< tl 15; No 1 clover mixed. $1.21; choice prairie, $|, lier* Hindi $1 HIIOHTK—Choice white $1.51: Texas white fl.P: fane!. SO pound. IIS; brown lOfjtOft pound. $1 2V C1IICKKN ITKH—Fifty pound sack*. Me; Purina cub k feed. $1W: \ le*or feed. $1.3; Manner fee«l $1.M. IMtoVISIONH—Mnprente hams. 15Hr: Call fornls bams. 10.60; dry -«lt extra ribs. f.«7H; tsdlles. JO 5 iMUinds. 10 55; tint barks. H.K; Olates. 5 55: Hiiprvine lanl, H.76; Purity i-oiiiisuind. 4ls«’ Ml', nnd 155,71* report uliAit's lu 1M. Kpot buyers now coming S pretty good demand Counting last lily business shout 4.0W ael# ro far. prices «r*- Steady. New York. Fel*. Jl -J. K. It*n he A Co.: Khort eofeting In March was tlo- feature at t%' tqw-nlng. nnd that p**el»b*o sc-ms b» a faw way to he prottv well Ihiutdnted Is- f«»re Tliufwlay. thus relict lug tfic *>lltiatlon of much **f the une«*ttaintt oxer tndlev* day developments. The market bus responded fairly well, and a more hopeful P llie most part are Kl'tiAlt—Mandnrd granulated $5.<». New York refined. 4%c: uinntntloa. «^c. COKrKK-Hiwsiwi Arlmeklea $14.00; bulk In bags or barrels. 16c: green. 11016c. RlOF.-Carolina 4Sk07Hc, according to tha ^ChV.F.KK—Foaey full cream dairy, 14V: twins. 14Mr*'- . . M v . Khreddeil biscuit. $8 case* No. 2 rolled ^ e«ae. . 00 caee. Kvaporatetl applet, *ke l*epper ISc tin king (Miwders, $5 rase. Me*! salmon $6* rase Pink aalmoa $4 15 cnee Cocoa, 40c; chocolate. SSC[ snuff weight. ponnd SD mir , w , imnviHir, Mi . (UUU pound Jifta. «•<•. Roaat beef, Utd rase Corned beef. $J W case. Catsup. 91.90 case Mrue. New Oncsaa. Ac gallon; corn. |0e 2f«- gallon; <ietW|ls enuv 66c. I 5ft* Axle grease 81.76. an lion; i Halt. IM | per pound, ic; inlxisl, par pound. »•»;« . Tomatoes. 2 pound. 61.90 case; $ imuml $. '.'3 Navy In-aiis. $2; l.lum beaus, .r ... n.. ,6c. Meat matches, per gross. 61.41. Macs- . '*. \\ ,ri " ll, '*t n '" | roixt. *>'*87e per iwund. Sardines, mus teiied_mit lo s stamDtlll. as t|»cr.- eonllitues , lar ^. ^ rrtt * .J'oissb S3 dtfiao m '-v .jKaaftssi.'isxjTL r$jsassi5st3 i,< ®**<* ,,r Inter mouth Imur there was fairly after th« Then* JYe |H*rtei|-#bal Iftexvas the nltmtst mil verwil opinion of (nrhiers thiU Jute sown wheat In that tepllnil bad liufhi faulty 4 dfrtu ngi*d nud that early sown BAxsl WNJ» dam ftgofl 9S sotge extent 1 ? The IftfornMiMi xr.ts aveu iuon*) than Osunl enffem*^ veeause Hie sentfer And lr**n ninivLln .ftla views •*f flit* #Mlit enlp eiindltlou wvreo?. jgr-.. when Ills iiHglilMirs lind rontenuerl that tlo- • rop had l*een damag*-l. Kales of |.),QM tierces cash lanl were made yestenlsy by local packers. The Imlk of th*» soles wen* to domestic trade. Itrndatreet’s rt*|mri of the available sup ply Inst week shows the following ehanges: Increase- 1907. 190G Wheat east of Mm-kles.... *947.000 *9J2.«Y)> Kurope mid afloat 1.400.000 2.700.0M '^4=± WHEAT HIGHER EARLY ON SMALL OFFERINGS THE WEATHER REPORT WEATHER CONDITIONS. Th, «r» of Inw pTMn I bat w*, c» t,rM la lb, l«k, ration mtHttur bn, nor. Ml MatwHnl anil I, nmr awuTnc off. tb, rnaal of Sow Knflnoff. * FoUntalnn In lb. Upturn Induced Heavy Sell ing by Professional Bears. Advance Was Lost. ChlrnAo. Feb. 21.—Normal .-ondltlnn, rrlrntu nmnnff th, bull, and bear. In the varlnua train market!, th, bit peo. Pic rcfualnn to make new lartc com- mllmrntn over the holiday* Wheat ilneed t.S*/l-4r Inwar; corn vdi up |.4tt|.|r; oat, l-IM-lc (ilgher, and prnvlnlnn, 2 1 -20S lower. Primary receipt, ut wheat for th, day- '.30.000 buahdn and corn 610,000 bunhrle. Clearance, were 140,009 bunheln wheat, 596.000 bushel, corn and no oats. fa,h aale. Included 15.900 buahel, •vhrat. 75.009 bu*hel, com nnd 100 l>u,hel, nata. The eeabi.aiO' reported iJ bind, wheat, 3 load* com and 09.000 buehel, onto. •ore from Xortb Dakota. I, canalnf anow or r„l and anath of II, eenter. c'lou.lr wentber corera moat of the roun r nnd rain la falllna In wear Tean/aar, North Carolina and aa tbr ParlUc-caaat, while mow ban fallen nt n nnmlier of ata tlona In th, northern tin of elite.. The rendition, favor partly cloudy weath er In tbla action tonight nnd Friday; prob obi. rain tonight. Minimum and Maximum Temperature, and Rainfall. Oheervatlou taken nil. a, Ttth aiar* THE CHICAOD ORAIN MARKET U|M*n. . uigu. leow. v;ioa WHEAT- i m-M -i a i. AH Ik- Total ... Corn Data •Hcoivnsc A Kf. |.ouls „i» snbl the Piiwrt flour Imsliiess.Tm*s*luv was lb** largest In weeks llriMiuihNlI enbletl ii«b*ssa reptwla the fn*sf having hone ami Hie weather having Is* come tine. Arrivals at the imrt of Oumi sro small. Tin* spot ilcmuml Is |MM*r. Tlo* crops nt Mcss.iruhlii uml Kherson nr*» n- iH.rteil ns lH*lug •li«inng«*d. The market nt NliailalefT Is weaker. One of II II Carr A Co.'s c«»rrespon«lents frun Frost on. Kan . says: 'Tin* farmers itronml her** ate boMlug their wheat for tH'tfer prb es " Aimthci *-**rrcsponilent from Miller. K l». mi vs; 'We farmers have tin- wheat. but w nn t s^li until we can get Si for It lu Chicago." LIVERPOOL ORAIN MARKET. Wheat—Opened quiet % lower; closed H tower. Com—Openeil quiet unchangeil; closed »* fils higher. THE METAL MARKET. New York. Feb. 21.—Extreme dullness prvvaJIcii lu the metal market, with only ‘light i haugc* In prices Tlu strong. lend, copper nnd spelter tin- rlinng«*il. ilestlnij . . . Flttsbtirv. . . . IVrtlamT Me. I'ortlnnd. Ore. Mnpbl City. . Kt. 1 e>nls. . . Kf. Fanl. . . . Min Francisco. . #i Knvniingfl.V- -"ft. Kpokanc 4 > ThomaariUe.", C Taylor. . Vicksburg Washington. tvr * • WEATHER FORECAST. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Follawlng are the opening ft ad cTotin< liintutlana of the New York coRon seed oil LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago. Feb. 21.—Hogs— Receipts Market 5.- higher; light 64.9007.05; mixed ff.ttHTl'. heavy 6**Nf7.l0; rough 61 Mir i*0; '|,V«a '»*'tiKtoVy* lew «'**;s6e<7.(»r final t.i I'bol.K heavy *7*17.10. Cattle Mccelpts 4.600. Market strong to 10.- higher; In-eves 64.1006.90; cows R.FHi 4.76: hcltcrs 63.4005.3; calves 6S.6J07.;S; goo-l prime steers 65 4004.90; naor to in. dlmn it pm&.S5; Stockers and feeders 62.7 04.10 Kheep i;«s-«>lntM 14.0ft) Market steady native $3. westcca^.2605.45; y**ar lings LVIU|4.46? laftibw V.asTff: $5 250710. u * . western NOR^HWEsY cars. ir follnilni flonrea five tba North*..! of today, laat week lad teat year; year Mat l<a>i Today. Week Venr. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS ^ , Eaipire Building. * i..Bell. Phone. hl§ij)fcL ATLANTA. GEORGIA. * COTTON ANp STOQK la.tlllla Jam |La kl« facliitjrYor „ Jiutl ordcrCftu a uimam slot-. Its sis Our treatment of easterners It at all w.' anllrlt rnreapnoilenea^iat wilt linve nor reprearntatlva Pkraoaall) X ~ ou those Interested. Clark;; Gaijsuf po. 20 MftlUglrff^lNftWaYprkh* •* Kridt-mlier. . . Octulwr cioseil steady. • W4*Nf& 44S4044\ . •« ««m « * - BANK CLOSING NOTICE. Friday, February 22d, Washington 1 , birthday, la a legal holiday. Tha banka composing tho Atlanta Clearing House Association will bo eloaod for bueinass on. that day. ASA Q. CANDLER, proaidant, DARWIN a JONES. Mantgor. rain: 6*rblay ncenalonui rain ami colder. Arkansas—Occasional rain; colder. Oklahoma and Indian Territory-IKfln . or anowji folder tofft^muxi ppr^ty cbtidy «nU W Rw fStaa, Northland* Rottfh—flhowera. v and West Texas. North—Cnnettleil weather; eolder. West Texas, Mouth—Partly cloudy and colder: Friday generally fair. NAVAL 8TR0E6. Havannah. 41a.. Fel». 21.—Turpentine ftrtn at TlHe; sales, 62; receipts. 65; ahlpuients. Hosln firm: sales. 6M; reeelpta. 351: ship ments, 660: stock. 70,646: Os.de: A II C U. $4.ft); K. 64.06: F O. 64.12H04.tt: T. 64.45; 1. MW; K. K.S: M. LVH; S. SR; window (lass. S.55: aratrr whltr. K.59. COFFEE AND 8U0AR MARKET. Surer rlmust it roily; crnnnlated 4.H. Odiro 9Ctrl; 7 r ltlo THc L. a Falrahlla. L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. S. J. Whit* NEW OrtLEANS. New Orltana Cotton Exehoost Now' Tort CoRoa Ex,han«o. -Now York Cotton Es ,f«grlHpSart | ado. ION. • *T >P Ordart •ollcl-.ed fa* EBn- .'COTHRAlL ro d,U*anr. SMlu»«rt} r ft C COTKRAN. HAYWARD; VICK & CLARK, HSUHIIS LW-armu also, that tba result of ■Iren tn tbr llarrlnutn -n*. Is. tiiillleb. lather than to /Die New York Flaonrlal Bureau: I ”” enrt» market eery atrong 1*01 point )£, Amnipiunted 112 auppor ^ VLWpatjiilll. tfnlon l-nrtar reaches for 179. level, but .Maid ho lioartt oa I seeks eoafldently, some rkeeking Inward 174. sold oa rtlllea by mom. i *!** ia *. is •rvrl. Sold on rallies by grofeaatonnla aealpa. Ilaltiinore anil Ohio man sold by profeo- 1 pa liulllab. Atrbtaon belli lietween ltd nnd 1M now. •bime Anarundn nnpport toward at. -Haa.HIng tip. bulllab. Home 141 aopport atoek offering 1*7. -l., Is.nbtleaa them will earthier.Me abort ■-orering today sod pr«Dr (nod rally all around. In view Ibe hnlfdnra. Bayern any bo Inclined lo hold off on new commitment! In view of the Jnpnnene oUautlna. lint wo lielleve tbnl bey error early In Ibe dny. we think but ourrhaaea of Ibe heller rUaa of ro- rurlllea will return a fair profit,, errn be fore the close of l.uali The hgbk statement outlook la not par- ‘ irjb In oar opinion, there ilnrljr artlafartori opinion. oore fnvi tbnti now prenenlrd to buy good stock., such ne tbr llllta. Vanderbilt., Simla, Copper nnd M]nlpment storks, rape. Hally Car aad Foundry and Locomotive, Alcbloon and Ihr cheaper Hon tb western rolls. Lnuliwllle aSd Nashville. AUanllr Const IJpe.y I'riinaylvnnln. Baltimore and Ob or'SrodA*. HI. 1-nnl. Krle. Houtb.ro railway, Hmellrr., lead, Rngnr and llrpnb. Nr Steel. ild drift lower, and la a sole oa every rally. Buy yrbrat on hranka. EXPORT DEMAND MODERATE) DOMESTIC DEMAND GOOD. The New York Commercial: Handlers of cot Ion good, for export niroont are he- coming decidedly noxious over the attlmllon aad tba non-development of badness. Hlnco last report!. Util* orjto Improvement ban taken place In thin market, and the orders a earns-II jiiai r iu i uin u«mi »ri. nun tar VOirrs continue lo lie of very moderate site. Red nea inerrbints bnve neat forward nuanr- ous Inqoljrlea and some ordrro. The ship. industrials lowei Ca^ftdian.;Pacii&: and Yferk Central-'Were Early Features. Xfiv the New Tork. Feb. tl.-Todav'. .. JS5* HS-l'S •FF | 2 l 1 I,*J , *«-l>»llday Sir, " 7taied* , ra , 'b? r o»T!r PlHrtiSranivi, unnen to he on the short s*l*i«- ,|.. kll i v »>«•, to SSnSr irt «.! attacking TndlrMnal .Vo?;, W. V Sye«Lfiap“« - "?i S 'a :« Nr. Iim die“rtlirmn"S5 'L‘ .'IT.?>' I bo room, of tk? forebo^n' were higher. Tka advances extended r. •LY liSSle!" ork MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, KaV 2L-Vnmy .. , We 'sixty dnj. lime loans 514 months. Cnon«l rates: Sterling exchange |* V;x,, Mill M H'.t Commercbil Idlls «®7. Uar sliver *n*r. Jeindon sirsdr klexlrau ibdlara *P*r. Oorernment Imnda unchanged ltallrunda I Hinds steady. MINING ST0CK8. -TrUit.r Tamara,* w, -WV I sllfornla-Arlroin !„ CahimeMlerfa JP); Copper liana.- 91%; Trinity now tn*. LONDON STOCK MARKET. .... V'lltd'i ltd*. 1*0 . *0, ....ill nr,. . ... IKS w, IS,*. ... Si«*i r.i*v ... 70*, ft») 4 ... 16$Skl54» i KrV ( Mexican rentrsL. . Norfolk and Wes6 Ne# York Genital .. Iloek lalsntl Ontario ami Weaterr. Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Reading Southern Psrlflc .TT. Southern Rallwny ■*“ prcfemnl llJTHjlN 44W 44*1 127 — aa against nothing for the week previous. The total shipments of the week show quite a little Ifttresse over* those for the rorreapomllnf period of the prerlotr *• — *- T166 lialMi Valin il a L6MJmjea, rained at $141,225. for the pro- ▼mm Tnne shipments^ howerer. are very small when cutu|»nre<l with thoao of Is at year for the same period. Nothing pfw hat been beard from rtOws atid 4he altiuitlnu there, nceordtng to ns porta, falls to ahow any Improvement. In olbet* qnnrtenr ftuyera culm ihlt the prfeea now prevailing In tills marker are too hlghT a ml w ere It not for domeatle t ouaiimptioii could not be mnlufslned. aa the export de- tun ml line fallen off to a marked degree. The mills, liow*ever. are hoay with mrg? orders for home eon sumption, and In tunny ‘ lathu^s. the plants are running night mC fify for the purpoae of mtrhlng up Ith Jlhck orders. Although the buyer for export Recount has complained that the high prices de* iiiandfsl could not lie maintained, these |»Hces have not only lieen fully upheld. '»ut adVancea have l*een named. The Mouth American orders <*omlng forward are of na. Indies IAiRIs are anmewliat smaller. The demand from Manila has also shown :t wight decline, la It ts now stated that the ....k.t H l.lalL’ W.ll ■ _jxk * • market I* fairly well anppllnt with Amerl- *aik,Ml*ia. Wlrth gmola *1tirlng the paat few ninblba bare been In ewh heavy de- Drllla-Bnalern atandnrd. ?l**l7We: Rnalb- ern atomlanl 7HC7>*c: 3-vanl. (l*Jnrb. Rlr; JS-yawl, Sivlnch «j*r; i.MynrJ i.lB yanl *7 lnch 7t*r ynfil *l*e; 5-yniSfrttaVb . yartl «9 liy *1 r.ty-t «'ynnl } "I'l T" li.y T' . VJR yard 5* by *9 .'*S«H\c. rnnl *l*tHV*r; IS « by 48 5V.-: Uo. d 4* by 65 57*r; 4- CHICAGO CAR LOTS. The reeelpta of grain In rnr lota today and ratlmnted rvcHpta for tomorrow arv ua follow,: i Toilay. Totnor. tYhrnl.. ’oru.. . Onts.. . jlogs.. We 1»1 I>1 111) ih iis li:ik *Bs; * 99 14- III." IK\ t«vt:;\‘i!;s I 4SH 4Ma; 4Vj ...4...'I04», M-. 104N -jUat--'*”* » S ^-.=«K= Atlanta 4Hs. 1922 if* iSSS AWtu'MS—’X- Atlantn and West Polni Dina. . m Central uf Oeorgla, tat Inc. .... M do id Income. Georgia Augusta aad Savannah ■outbwealern j. Georgia pgfSy ,co‘' ...... Ill HI TH KET. New Tork. Feb. 81.—Coffee cables: 11*vr# 10 a. in.: Market ateady; J2 noon. ad\sti«*o U franc: sales. 1I.6M.- • Hamburg,.U> a. in.: Market uncbnnff»*«l t; . ... |||„ ,, 4\; *-i U decline* aalea. 45.000; to Fnlteil Mates. 9.to0: Kurop**. stocks. 586,000; market nnlet. Kan to# reeel ntsarffOaftw; »t*H-kn. .•!*.■' market nominal; good ftversp* Han tea n«»i Hao l*nulo receipts. 18.79$: Jundlahy ..'eathtr—4 ; nmpanla* and Kanearles. rah Jahn. fine; Illtierlro Preto, ruin; flanmsnns C *Tbl y * following figures gtre thy opcsU inge and close c5 the "flaw York cefft target for today: January .. • February March .. .. Anrll May .. . June July .., .. .. August .. .. Heptemlier 4. October .. .. November .. l>eccml»er ^66v5 55 Sh’-f 5.75 !.5.5S4.6* ..6.ft»- r ..70 ..5.65-.V70 . .5 70 5 & ..5>)o ..5.41*51" .5,« •ecemner •• '* t'kmetl ateady. Kales 94.73' *1,999 Baltic Crack Coal and Coke Company. Aral mortgage • p.r rent bondc, due 1M6, P *19,990 Bute of Oeorgla 4 I-i'cer cent .. oa. I < ? u P on . b 2 nd *' du * *>1S. **.000 State of Ornrgla * J.J per cent coupon bonds, due 1*15 *11,990 City of Atlanta, on.. 4 per cent coupon bonde. due 1(1*. *5,009 City of Atlanta, Oa.. 3 1-S per .. coupon bonds, due lt*|. **,090 bulton Bag and Cotton 51111a general mortgage 5 per cent bonde. due 1(17. **.000 Constitution Publlehlng Coin, pony Ant mortgage 5 per cent bonde. due 1(30. HAVE FOR SALE (5.000 Atlanta Ice end I on i ■>" P» Ant mortgage 0 per cent due 1(U. , nn . C1 50 Sharan Atlanta Ice.and Company preferred . l’« r 7 Sharan Atlanta Home Im.ur.vn Company mock. .. 10 Bharan Conetltutlon PuWlahl Company preferred a P" S5*8haree Oeorsln Bnilr'in 1 a Banking Company 11 1 stock. ■ V Price, and Full Partiouler. nn App " Cotreepondenc. Invited. tlon. THUS? HI INVESTIIEHT KNINtr ' CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION. NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA. GA ', r it • • V. ' • A. E. THORNTON, Vice-President. COT-TON, STOCKS,. BOMOS, COFFEE. JJRAIN .HUD. RROVIMONS. Carsndelet end ^Jnyjee^Bta. Nevxt Orleans. riS 'WJffSSHfflSS: C. E. CURRIER. President. . H - T- INMAN, VIce-PrMldenL OEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahier- JAMES’S. FLOYD, AtlllllM Cilhlir. Capital/. r.C.t-: $500,000.0 Surplus and Undivided ^rofiti . i$600,000.0 .* CaArinOTOHLX ^ttollcjl Tourpatronage.