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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
iowoat. reimuABY a. i*w.
mwi
AT THE OPENING
Cft)
(Prmn Hayward, Vick
kfuN'Iat tu Thy tfcwcteit. * ■ K"
New York. Kcb.J5.-J. H. Barba &
•>.: Liverpool (tils morning waa due to
, |»how an adranre of 1 to t polnta. It
There WB8 Very Little Lot- opened steady at I point advance over
- Uali.,,1.1 i, io.tr. — .i.oitv not
NEWS AND U0S8IP
of the Fleecy Ktnpli.
ton for Sale in Morn
ing Session.
(Saturday. At 12: lb p. m. steady net
;l 1*2 la 3 1*2 higher on near and 2 1-2
I to 3 on distant positions. «» compared
! with Thursday's clone*. Spot a In mDd-
Icrata demand 6 higher, compared with
i Tnitraday’a — * u “ w —•** ■ * * A *
the baalif of 6.03 for
! American middling. Ha Ira 9,000 bale*;
American T.Ooti. "peculation and export
| New York Commercial: “A dacreaee
| of *o the visible aupply of
. * .. (American cotton. In the face of heavy
Fears of Marell liHlUlllatlOn, I receipt. Ia»t week. »a» certainly In
* • | the nature of a surprise."
No imrllculHi news over the bolldava
It Was Expected. Would
Induce Selling.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO la
o ° 1,1
0 LANCASHIRE MILLS ADD O
O MILLIONS OF SPINDLES. O
0 . ■ ■- Jj
O New Orleans. Feb. 2.V—The O
O Manchester Guardian. under date 9
O of February II. »aye:
O "The total addition
are at band this morning. Liverpool
acted weH. nml rite strength uf the *pot
Nltiiuilon their will not fall to be re*
fleeted In our market. The movement
of the March option today will irlve u
fait Indication fo show bow the trade
Kolna to lecelve the March notices
imorroM. V\'e mink the market ouffTil
do bettef today. A* cot.Una to New
York Cotton Kxrhung'* f’auren the In*
crease In aenetal visible aupply lust
week was 17.670 twins, against a de-
i rcuee last year of 26.467: decrease In
O j the American aupply for the week 92.-
otlon P 167l». ugulnsr 9.006 last year, world**
Edited by
Joseph B. lively
Ur. Uvelj'e twenty-Are
yogra' cipedence of ad
ttlng market* la Atlanta
and tbe Soitb kna made
ktm a recognlud an
tboHty In'Ms apeeUItj.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
K«UE OF 8TOC8.
malgatu*"*. 1
Al Millie • ufllt
American Mugar I
"****Uo,'*[i'ref'.rreil
Am. Miueiima lief.
FAME OP n ICS.
nr.! uaui it: j
n« I n«Ji n«v
l3 1C . I* i
SfeSWi*
niueiima uer. ns'.: ns!,' hi i m ...,i i
i. preteired H»«l ll&la! >l&>,| Hi'. .... 1
mill Ittfcl Imfi 111 b
y preferred . w4ai :1V tkvii atw —| |
Iran Lottert oil st»,| «*, MSI MS: ....l
2ar foundry ... . . ... J. fit*. « i tik ■••• 1
takings American
O | against 221.752 last
en O lings American H
eek
date
429.G22.
rld’s Ink-
7.565,416.
far
- spindles In tbe lain* ashlre ill
o trlct since 1900 will exceed !••
O 000,000 spindles—more In *»eve
0 venra than tbe total number o. *r : ••**»••■•"* ,*- u ,.
O aplndlrs In Germany. Kninra. Bun- O.elghi fur week 3.1*.»43. attain*! :
O III* and India together, nr of any OHAat year: tnmight Into eight Hi
O other country extern the t’nllerl O for aetrenn la.3H7.8a.,. again.t $.$.,4.
0 Btatea. It ia greater than the O *••.* b»at veiir.
O number of aplmllre In the SpUth- O' Kali Hirer ealea ..f tlnjlia for
O ern atatee and eiiual t> about «« Oja.r k ''"Unrated at iiMI.OOd pierce.
O per cent of the eplnrllee In lire Oiali iut SUd.Wiu plerea In t-xraas of pi
O North of the United Htnlee ” O (dm - -—-a-.
AteMeou
Am. Car Fuumlty
Italtliuurc A Ohio
Itronklyu It j pul lui..
CaiiaUlau l*.i. »rte . . .
Chicago and Ncnhw m.
'Itcaapeakc h nhlw .
tdonwlo Fad A itu§.
Ccnfrtll Ideal her . . . .
•to. prrfmril . . ..
'll'. **.# A tin si \V.
hlragu. If.. A M.' I*
la ware A l«s»<ltHi
Nuetbem Kaetge. .
New York Ceutral.
jjwMik tVeat.ru.
Svssi7!v==t. . . .
■•opie'e Una. . . .
I'reaoed Hteet Car.
Is
.St
O'Miera r w rente
Illinois Central . .
Am |er Hecurlife* .
I *MtUvlilr a XetsMUltr
>1 e-\|d :s*F •Vlitral
mi? mvif tua«^ irnfl;
*s i; ; Taili ;ui*
. 1 nov lka'.l lns'.i HtT».
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Murk UMnd.
CnlheJ
::
■ontlrera Hallway. . .
do. preferred,
m. bhrfflel'l. .
Term. Coal A Iran
s>,
im lie is;
Texaa A I'arllc.
Ualon Putldi
Ualietl gia lee Meet..
do. preferred. . .
St* S&S jTk!
8 2 1 Sk U
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Nrw York. Frb. 2J.—The i
IdNNl oiurket «t the outac
Thrrr wn« very little cot
aplte of the fact that man
llqtililatkm. i»" tomorrow v
notice day. Hualueo* waa
■ H>lle. in
d March
the* Ml'Hl
the
The buying extended over
uerlod of ten months. Tomorrow'
be first March notice day.
Thi* Chronicle states that prices
lasses of cotton goods are now
tbe
Liverpool advices showed M*iml»> Ji
that nrl«*r« were stea«M4p Jiehl
pare*I with bisl Hrttjirds). t*"lay “
•losing
staple experienced In years.
Rumors arc drculiitlng again tills
morning that Price Is sending out bull
ish tips. .Mr. Prl« e is now in tbe South,
und Is said to he In the comiuitif' of a
New York firm. Sentiment seemed to
be h little more optimistic as a rule,
nd tbe steadiness of tbe March optic n
*»««4 i«.lutehtA^|" , t^^{;j»v “^Uva, undoubtedly lha cniav ..f ...me
Maf-I. e. «»ui|Mred Vlth Inal lUiir..i'i5 |up.aitncrs among ahortg
Tin* large spinne rs* takings reported
week promotes the tendency
changed
Ann Is. .
The following Is the rsnge la the sell
months In l.lvrr|H»o!
srd
estimates of require
ment*. and tha continued spot demand
In Liverpool In tegurded a favorable
feature.
m
Ta.l.ll >tua
k sa
ies 9::t..".
shares.
NKW YORK.
1
The faillmi In;: In Ih*- n
lures lii New York f'sl.iy
J
i
4 J ti
■j
ii I
J>V» 129
2.i%i r.'. 4
SI 41 »2
Eli
Western lJalon. . .
Waltaab
preferred. .
TIPS PLASHED
From Wall Street.
Ppetal te The Oeargta*. '
iFnhn Ilnjw.nl. Vlrk A-CUrk.)
New York. Keh. Jtr* »■ Berke A Co.:
l.iu'li'U aurkrt week. Tte wenknetm k. uo
tlfulii, due trt the laretilgatlon to be re
ar innl liy I hr lulrratele rominerre rani
iloii today with llerrlnuu *• the Otar wit-
Tbr lieara are mure aggrualve than ever,
a ail will eieli'iiTor to fonw Hqublatlon. The
rmuor. thet ."vuipeiij the eettlng b noth
lug urw. null people ahonld lie prepared
lor tlieui. Hr llarrlmau pnanteea to give
nil fai-ta. and there are aauy who IwUvve
Hiey will lie Irtilllab. rather than liearlah. ou
the market. Thl. reiuett. lo tie aeeu. The
uiariel will pnilialily igieii weak.
.tnirrleaua are Irregular, but they arerngv
■li'clliiea la the I,oihIoii market. Ueadlug
Iioialily weak lu Ike rartj truitlag.
itliehatiged.
The •—“% aiaiemeai of Kalnrdar waa In
laeqeeutlnl froia ihe point of view
Hie aiirptua reaerrea, imt there was a .
nr i-a all of FT.'.isi.taJ). A iliH-rraae lu haiua of
gx.Fii.teo liraelleally ueuinillietl the l«d
- t of ihe deereoae In each. The state-
I teller Ihnu hail lieeu eipeete-l.
The AWrleh Wit will wit etnae up uulh
iiiinrrow. Imt hupii 1a eipreaaml that It
111 iiaaa at tbla aeasluu. There la noth-
ig In ihe Keurial uewa of Interest, but
nil ihe luilhnlluua point tu an Irrecirtar ami
Wei MW MS- MU I"
li ii 8 8 S
LIVERPOOL.
The foliuwliig tnlils give* the opening
rniige ami close. > coml«nired with yeaterdnjr:
Future* opened steady.
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Oiwnlag
Hniiae. 2 n.
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5 6: -Ml*-, i
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Previous
ill. Piose. v loss.
5.72 5.66
64 5.G0 5.6.1
.624 6.64*31 3 61*
r.i .’i.cs n.60(
5.62
3.3K4 5.61
u.rtO
April.'." :• e.ir ».* MS. »:* ilis-si AM-i Vlar jiui'n if
»!"•> j FJF M» 5.4.! J5«!mi? ' a.na» M. a.«V
is:;:..::5:S*« »«•«k"tei --RLti' ig fg* m
Ana 1 9.59j 9QM 9.M P.6n ?».:.•»4»' ».52|l r*j5(fcs 51 * * K {f?*.
Hci.i Ml ».*d».6> 9.6. :M.»6||!f.t;-5N fl A Am ‘tUt sfc ml 5*Jiji
«>■» • w *vLi**i*»' ^?^gi^| : ?o; , ..iC;. '::*$**.* f:S*4 Sir
Toned Nteiniy.
NKW ORLEANS.
FvTT
110.16:10.21
. lib! 28119.32
. '10.21 • 10.21
10.21 10.24
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10.40jl0.4stl0.41-4: 10.37-ng
lo.iiito.M lo.ik in hi m i;
10.SI|iil.-a!l0 si M1V-7J
M.tf|lO.S5iin.SO 3" lo.nd-05
NOTES OX GRAIN.
I’uiiitorg on Provisions.
At-I for lulililllng
In New York, '
higher, drat
| 4J . . IHH-I.ll In Tl
prlceH lM'lua»«t the l«». isflut j tlons In New Y*»ik. bullish visible and I gtiiwing slmnp*r. and wiieai, cuvu nml nuts]
ig. Ituslue** was m»* scilvc*. , goad spot btisinc hh during Ihe holiday* . *h« , nlc| he iMMight on any sign «»f easiness. I -iNCVI i
a*, fnluies lu New- inrk " ,,r ** me sunpc'itlng futures. I Th» wheat uiarkel Is Jirondeidng ami
_J|7 |N.lni* higher. | j n night for tbe week 329.269, against , ****l« «" *h«High It would go higher. Very
ve receipts s* «U 1 • H ' H ' V 1?L.! 219 287; for seus«»n. lo.647.536. ugnlnst f T V f J h, ‘ l, '. rB ?‘ r r,,vr^ ^ l, • “ h
• 4 *'.. 't 614 ’Wheat him imt iieeh here, lit crown an
n.2V»: Hpnt mniket stead>. wlt.t a fair In-J Wheal market shnrt to a man. i'eiild
MARKET FOR WHEAT
STARTEDSHADE LOWER!-
TUE WEATHER REPORT
WEATHWR CONDITIONS.
weather jirevalls over most of the
with rain falling
iih
New Orleans, Havsanah. Nash
Ills* and Portland. Ore. Precipitation has
lit most wtaihniH III the South over
sstern
of the morning.
At the clone, fulutew In N«
•temty. net 20. |N»lnt« hlghe
romp* rot I ve *‘ w **Md
Net re<•dpt s r
Ha me day last
iHcreoae ....
Total receipts for two da>s
Home days lust year
Inereasi*
Total receipts since Heptonils.T 1
Hauie time last year
IHeteaae
Estimat'd receipts tomorrow:
8 of till* Earlv Muruiuu Th» prnuar* I. wSt'uBKr.nly illairlliulinl.
* *o jau aie.i "• Uigll |ircNF>uic oeing «-«*iitrai neat
Was of u Slightly Bear-
ipieftc wlfli Its erest ruiinlug roiiiIi to
the gulf: on either side of this Is an area of
pr«*ssure. one central over New
51.611 i nulrv. Good business done during Ihe
; • 36.1.12 i holiday*.
is M-* 1
Pringle
*. 151.353
Ne
Orleans...
Houston
Movement at Atlanta:
Receipts tislny
last year
(aDm day l
Ihrreaw
little without n marked advaii'
Finley. Itarrett and ltams«>y suhl
The s«‘:d|H*ra took It mid are now
trying to got rid of It. (illicit a'so seller.
Knight Me I ion gal are ehauglug tli'dr cairn,
buying July nml tolling May, which keeps
little Mny mt the market. Wrenn soul
aliont 100.00'.) bushels corn nml gave up
lUohsleru.
Visible supply of whenl: lh-creoao 72.9m.
Ii'.tlllio 1».'"I n.w.r> Vi *ui;nr« "flierft on* | iiicroilKO .119 U» ontS IlItToase "kl 00 •
l7:n °° 1u *** “ 1 tSllff £r?JSS X£t!V^Ssl& le!ei U Tkf rblrngo .H^ Hrrahl: -nev^rtlng
-V,! It Is declared by sellers that It Is it unit- # ” —
"*i:t I ter of short sapply aml stroiig ibMiinud that
Is now legwlatliig the qtiotatbrns on cottons.
Trade Is iN'coinfug active on die*** g«M»ds
for the fall, and eatnplc linns npoenr to
ish Average.
! If ml and the other
Oregon mid Wash
tlonary imtrket
The New York Financial Hureau: Profes
•muIs are ImarUh on Ueadlug. which will
n*.*t S4.uio support art mi ml 1110119.
There is some g'ssl buying In I'uUiu l*a-
•16c, which, we think, will be fairly well
snpiNirieti tialay. Inn may Ih* Irregular ou
iccouat of Ihe llarrlionu luvesllgatlou. The
level of support Is around 170.
There are bear tip# ou Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, wliteh has no positive support tui
til lu llic iieiglilHirbood of 71.
Ht. Paul Is supported Just nltotrc 145.
Professionals arc trying to break It. say
ing stops are lielpvr that llgure that would
Induce llqiildatloii It will rally well If Ihe
sn|i|N>rt Ik •uiiliitaltied.
Peiuis.vlvmibi Is re|Hir*fcil siip|wrte<| around
129. Imt iuay In* aMnetml by professionals,
judging Ii«hi» npl44wn rumors.
Amalgamated Information In still liulllpl)
with the support of 1100)1*2. mid cliecklug
town nl 116.
'Professlomds sell MUsour! Pneltlc nml
Ilnltltuore nml Ohio, ulthoiigh we would Ik*
Im lined to cover the latter ou weakness
teiuiMirnrlly, helling ou rallies.
.Mixed View* are expressed on Smelting,
which seems la a trading isrsltloa. ns Is
Hi eel. the latter Itelng h«*ld, I *e tween 43 anti
PJ. The other netlves are In the trading
position.
Towu Topics; Added to the feeling of
doubt as to the developments lu the I fit rid-
mail InvestIgiition to lie losuuied today la
that of disappointment over the day III the
passage of the Ahlrhdi bill. In the Semite,
while considerable dlsiunv litis sutered some
tiiluds no account of the multiplicity of
serious train wrecks within the past fewr
OPENING PRICES
Declines Were Mostly Con-
fined to Small Frac
tions.
SOME STOCKS HEAVY
In Which Declines Extend,
ed to Over 2 Per
Cent Earlv.
New* York. Fel». 25.-There wn*
.iboeuce of support_lu todur'* ^
th " «l»**ubig was soft under ftS
pressure from Undon and lienrtsli
The llarrliMfln liivestlgst|,„i ,
Without doubt the chief Influence
lay’s dealings. Htteh stocks ns Alton |^ MI ,
•IllennJ Nashville. Hmilbern Pn.|f|. h,,,*
nml Ohio nisi Ohio and rnl.o.
freely Mild by the room elem,
during*llqnldatli.ii In these stocks i:
also a weak future. On large f,
Ibms. ihe sl<M‘k •leclluitl tkroughniit
tire day, without any rally of conxe.,
Itooip M'ii I hue n t was l»carl*|i. In f
Uas very bard. Indeed, to fin.i n ,
* W.is luellued to the bull able p,
IU»* market was contluueil <i|»
dose of Ihe aesaJou. • There seeuu d
support whatever In the active
!*•" itle
l.oudou has I Ten very quiet during onr
holidays, ami evidently wait* for a lead
from this sine, hut In view of the cir
cumstances stated. It l< likely the bears
will Ik* able to further depress prices.
cN|>cc|nlly with the asulstutiee of more note
Issue rumors.
-do
le detrimental to values.
I*e surprising If NVwr York
some gold offering* lu l.ou-
The
ll.»Ui to I
1 *.12:
DEMAND 18 STRONG
AND TH€ SUPPLY SHORT.
The New York Coalmen Ini: hi res|p*c|
t" proportionate cost of the staple and tie*
selling price of the completiNl fabric, values
'•ottniiN an* on mi exccptlituallv high
.No
»l*
r.ipsr
BROT COTTON MA8KET.
-uauriuN.i, stusiij; iit!'i;l | l"_«; | i ||l,l ‘j;
Attunin. stpstlj; uiW'U uu fV-
Vow York, atrailj: imMiIUm
,, ^ mlddUiig 1'*
Kmxniinitlt. steady; J*5*f l 1 •• .J***•
Norfolk, airway: middling my
itnltluHiV''. lunalnnl; uil.t-mni: ToV-.
Uttlo It'u k. at'-nitj: mUl'Ittiirt I' 1-l'«
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS.
Thr fnllnwlnc tslilo atiuw.
otl'ta
till til" auuii' iloj
New Orleans. .
Galveston. . . .
Mobile
Havannali.
Fharieaton. .
IVIImliigton. .
Norfolk. . .
New York. .
Hon ton. . . .
Brunswick. .
Pensacola. .
Port Arthur.
Total.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Th» fnlluwlug Istilp ih"W. tiM-"l|ita
town, tralsj. »-uni|»ir«'.l with IU" «•"
last year:
Houston.
Auguntn.
Memjihls
ttihls. .
I^uls.
(’luctuuutl.
the fa
worstfl drt-
nihnttcc* nf R|f7 ner V9»nt. The inoei Im
portant move that lias lK*« a u made In
trnde for years Is the |h-
bent oignulxathm of ut(llmeli hit
tire league, as rc|Mirtei| In these roliiunis
rrsfcrtlitv. Ttmro 1» in lie an Jtt-llvv. n*HL-
nnlgti 'omlectcd hv the *ohla*ra during ihe
luilam the spring *on*ott on silks, nml
special offcrlugH me now being made lu
fancy and slnnle silks of medium nud high
grade. .In knit ginsls. me primary market
supplies pave Itecit completely eth'iustMl
for tin* spring poiumiii and sellers stale thet
are «ti»hig a heavy Imslneas at the higher
prices on tall lines. Tlo* yarn market on
all cmrs« uuiither Is working up gradually.
In the way of news tve had this morn
ing u bullish visible supply stntement.
A good stmt business was done here
during the hOlhJayie, nhout 4.noo bales
changing hands, our future timrkel
this morning opened nt an advance of
5 to 6 points and settled around the
opening figures. The swapping of
March Into later positions continued.
The trading was cheeked to some ex
tent by the uncertainty of develop
ments tomorrow, notice dav In New
York. Fluctuations In the March op
tion In that* market are being close'v
watched. The spot market Is steady,
with fair Inquiry.
Heavy rains occurred during ihe past
36 hours In the central and eastern
states und further rains arc Indicated
for tomorrow. Should the lung dry
spell we have bad be followed by a pro.
longed period of rains new crops would
undoubtedly reflect It with an advance.
Wenthar conditions, therefore, should
be watched from now on.
New York Feb. 23.—J. 8 Bathe
Ar fo.: The Knpllsh market was quiet
over the holblavs. and Liverpool was
not much «»ut of line this morning. No
news of Importance develo|ied over
Sunday. The strength of the spot sit
uation was an Influencing factor, Tlo*
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
li,
Feb.
Liverpool
New orlenn
kept steady over the hollda>
aide, and on the resumption of business
In the American markets this morning
futures there were practically un
changed from Thursday’s dose. Spot
prices are 4 higher but spot sales
moderate, aggregating but *.**(»•» today.
day fot >ln*vh
ontr
'petting
did not set m it affect Ihe
*»t ihe cuniraciH from the
Prices v.ere strong and there
switching of .March Into May
and July on the advance. It was said
that much of the Inning of March to-
da\ was due to short covering of Lh-
ei pool straddles. We believe Ihe mar
ket will gradually work higher, and
after notice day tomorrow would sug
gest purchases on anx little declines.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Bell Phone, Main 8tA
GEORGIA.
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
to the Imsltlun of wheat generally. It Is. T
think, tolerably clear that It In gratltiall.V
worklng In fnmr of n somewhat higher
plan** of value.** writes the London corre
spondent of The Northweatern Miller.
“Firstly, heeanse wheal Is tiNi i-liesp by
rompnilsoa-with *uu*t-.uihrr articles, nml
MM-Amlly becnusc there l« no sign of nhtiu
dnnt supplies from nay country except Ar
gentina 'hiring the next six mouths.
fe*'“»*dy a British_farmer had t.» | WHEAT- '
accept 25s 9d per 4K0 pounds for flic whei»TfSf:Ty;.... 7^
he had to sell, a go«sl samtib* of red wheat.
And on the same day lie Ind to pay the j I’OHN—' -
(•qttlvnleiit of tills prl«*e for ‘sharps' to feed ; .May t7*»
Ills pl««. Il»* also had to pay prnetlrnlly ! July 47 (
the same price for equal «|unutlfl«*s of oats J
or f'MNllng barley. Hitch iiiequalltlrs of price » x|n T ....” 4:
lire. I think, not likely to Inst. The p"«i j .Inly. 37S
lion In “
t'liH'go. Feb. 23.—Market opfned slightly
lower this morning. I.llwml world's ship
ments. g'MMl Itierenm* »u passage mid fairly
llbernl reeripts In the northwest, together
with a report of cold weather In that sec
tion, had n decided Iiifliienre oil the mar
k'd. .
—Opeidtig •prb»es; Mu y.73C2lUci «*"rn. fbty
47S«*: oats, Mny 4'4i4: l ^c; inirk. May 616.60;
lurd Mny 69-8): ribs May 69.2*.
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
t alley and east to the coast
The conditions Indicate partly ebtudy to
cloudy to cloudy weather In this sectl*
night nud Tues«lny, with uo markisl change
In t'*ni|s*rnltire
ut 5 i
in..
5ill nierl
ATLANTA.
Abilene. . .
Amarillo- .
Asheville. .
Augusta.
« !
lllrtnlnghniti.
40 I -.22
rUTeago grntn niul prorlsbms quotuUousl Hjrmlngii
for imlfy luUow; _ !
i. Illi.li. Uv
^ ZIH
i lblffab' .
rharlestou
f-harlotte.
PhTrngd.
M*. 78L ;5S 78*4 ' t'luelllliatl.
41 4 • 4 f L'urpmi tTirlML ■
a _ M ;_
Still
Ruasla Is iiutl«ubte«||y lH*«-«anliig in ; Sep:.... 23
•g. Htoeks III til" southern ports are ; *'**BK -
ililug vupldly, and then* are not the * jJjJv ’” jl!ii J
diminishing
usual signs of their being replenished In tlm ' LauU-
sprlng. The fsntlue districts Involve mil j.Msy.... 9.M
4Uuo» ut-people .who ,,, '*‘ m*w olflehtlly said
to require iS.UUO.OOO bnsli'ds to meet tltblr a
99.16
* t orpin* l ui"
47X. I *a veil port.
4; : Ihnlge (*lty
47*4 Bl l*ss<»
Fort Hiiiith
4- (Vilvestoii
• Havre
S3*, 1 Huron
j Jacks«in 1 III**
17.77*j * J'lplfer
16.STS j Kansas City
1 July.
- sallies.
«*. nml much has. of 4..in
sight. but flinch 1 emu be
il the |Mtlnt Is that
nurse.
scitr'-i* that II Is expe.-
meiit will luive to bti;
titles of wh«*ut tu lieu
*it fact, some, parch
refer* lo I
slrentlv Ih*cu l
t Ih* ai*ci)red
Is now getting si -;
ed that the govern
"•iisldertthk* qOrtli
•f rye. As n matter ,
, i»f wheat have al
h Odessa and Novo ;
alii Imd. of conns*. ,
laeiil...- 9.9dt
9.674 9.37V
tl.124 9-H
• Key West,
8.S:*4! Knoxville.
8.824 ( 1st" Angel'
*! Macon. s .
9.25
some p
j*t» maw
ntssUk. whltfler the
Imh'ii seal for expAi t
“There lias been aixdlier etirloiis devel
opnieltt of the |Mtsltloll lit Itussla, which re
fern to ryw: this nrtlele. In fact. Is so "'•ar'-*
In the northern parts, which usually »*x
iiort fair qnantlties, tint 110 b*ss than 2.I»H
• .Merl'llnn.
Miles rity. .
Mriille. . . 1
| Montgomery.
THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. I s*w'orliViiia.
New \ork,
\YIwnvt—tUh»iuhI 4 lowvr; at l-JM
’ 4 11\ Uglier: close I higher.
Hli—MiH'iivd nii'-iinngetl; al t:3J
‘ d M
. 1.26
'{'1.56
■ati
lower; closed.
er.
Norfolk.
North Ida tte. .
(IiiijIiii
Palestine
Pittsburg.
CHICAGO CAR LOT*.
port ..... — - .
DV) bushels of Oermen rye hav e lieeu Imiight
for the north of llns-ia during the last 1
few months. It I" nl-*» a fn*-t reeonled by n ( follows:
Kt P'dersburg »n*wsp"|M*r that about 10,6001
qrs 110.000 bushels* «>f American wh«*at. l«* | Win*,
be irans-tdilpped from London I" Itega. have, t'0111
I bought by Volga millers, lutt tills
i Port land. Me.’
' Portland. Ore.
Itnplil City. . .
I St. I«ftt||K.
1: Mt. Paul. . . .
* San Francisco.
_ , _. savannah. - . .
To*lay. Tumor. KiNikaue. . . .
C -'** ; Tani|Nt
Taylo
III UIII I'J » IHgll IIIIMI'IP, HIM llll^ nil"
.... mark liecnnsc of the sltsohlte scan i-
tv of Itussintt wheat ns of the Inability of.
the ItUMsIati rallweys to transport the
grain.“
4 4.1.1 weather pn willed generally over the
winter wheal belt, imt more niottenite tern
2H4
3UVi
THE 8UGAR MARKET.
vfall
ept
rislleted f"
the
t'Mlnv
No
-I lu
rk. I’eb. 25.-l.ocn! reflniHl
markets steady and tiuebauged
•eta quiet; February 9s; Man li
ODE TO 8LEEP.
•* 'ol higher and
ilth an upward
throughout the
reieut deterlora
aw lodiig laid III
THE COFFEE MARKET.
LAST WEEK’S STATISTICS
COMPARED WITH 1906-190S.
On account of the holidays last Friday
ml Hntin .lui, Kocreiary Hester s ustuil
eek end s>ati«llcs were not given the pul»-
• - until Monday morning.
The following gives furMll" «' w k and
•nstiu. '-oiiqMinil ullli the two years prv-
org.r
from llayiiartl.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
Trtt.lt tl.ll.l
W.H'kly
*1.000 Rattle Crrak fool nnil fokr
ComiHiny, ttrit mmiKHK'- <> fi
rant bond,, dur 1035.
$10,000 mat, of Uaurirla 4 1«2 [-• r rant
niuiion bond., ituu lots.
11,000 Btato of Georgia 3 1-2 |x-r rant
t-oupon bond., dur 1010
$11,000 ('!(> of Atlantu. (la.. 4 |>»r rent
oupon bond., dur M3;.
$0,000 City of Atlantu. <iu. 3 t-5 pr»
cant coupon bond.. du< l»3t
$$,000 Fulton Ban and fottnn Mill,
crnaial mort(ac« 3 prr rant
bonda. due 1117.
$$,000 Conatttutlon Publtahlnx Com
pany llrat murtRucr 0 prr rant
bonds, due 1$30
• Him
•rln»n\
1 Atlanta Ice and Coal t’ompany i j n
flrst mortgage 6 |n*r cent bonds, [sime Mepi i .
tlue 1922. ! Sou. etatsump.
.Shiites Atlant.i l e ami t*.»4l W«-eklv int.-rl
i‘om|Miny prcfcrretl 7 per cent j it'
l>»;. l»H. 196.
s.fco.sN 2.322.ND
4.27rt.NS» 4.337.Tf>M 3.74l.9?J
takings. 237.tl» JM.OJil
crop mm emeu 1.
41.722 .16. .Wl 14.556
' l 9IM'*4 04.397 6x7.772
«*H*k .. 3.N.MN 219,287 I3.Y7IH
1-I.947.S3A 8,614.1125 9.4tV(M7
. 19.158* 46.IV8)
i Hhlptttei
Inauranc-'! ?,**
7 Shares Atlanta II
Company sio« k
50 Shaies fNinstltullon Publishing i siiil'k
* ’ompany prefer red 6 per vent | i.herr
N8.646
101.171
14! IS.
••lit.
v York. Feb. 25.-(Wee cables:
re. D a.^ ui.. market steady: 12 iunmi,
ebtirg. h» a. ui.. sdv«ne$*$l 4 pfennig,
ri.'rt*; III.' 4*4. csehnng- IS 15-32: h-
. 3.011; Ht'teks STo.Oiki; market quiet,
lents lu I nlleil Stales H.OXi; Kurupe
le.triitu*es OUdO.
Paulo re$a*lpis M.no»; Juiidlaliy re
1 22J8H; stocks '2.831.630; market steady.
<l*»yiilid the sunset nud the siubei sea
To ihe lone depths of efher, «o!«| and
bare.
Th\ Inllueni-e. noiiI of ill tmmiulilii».
lialtons the earth nml awes (lie reverent
air:
it'll laughing rivulet quells Its silver* tune;
The pi lies. Ilk*- prlestiy WitlclicrH Mil ami
gi lui. *
Stand mute agaliisi the |n>iinIvi> twilight
qulry will pr«
It would
should sen
1I011 today.
Iliiltlumre mid Ohio Is very attractive;
also Steel. Copper. Peitlisvlxaula. Kendlng.
St. Paul. Krb*. Atchison, ltm-k Island. Tex-
as Pnelllr. Cmui'llnii Parlflc. Smelters, l^-ad.
Kepubllc Steel, laM-omotlte nud Car Foun
dry. Huy them when soft
breaks.
on >auy
The market acts In
tenileiiey would In* toward 1
level of price*.
gradual! *
MINING STOCKS.
Opening stock'
Boston. . .
raL North Ruffe IU; Advent 11..
ul 324: Californiai-Arlsmin 1184: ouim
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Auneoada
Atehlsou
do. prefer) etI
Great Western ..
Caiuitllau Paelfle
Brie
do. preferred
Illiuols Central
l.onUvIUe and Nashville
Mexlenn Central, pref. .
Norfolk and Wester
New York Central
Ontario ntirt Western
Penns.vtvnnln
Philadelphia and Ueadlug .
COTTON 8EF.0 OIL MARKET.
Following are the opening and rioting
quotations of the New York rott
market:
Opening, (nosing
February 47405.) 4h 0494
joibk!
Book Island
Southern Bail way
do, preferred ..
>4 >* 4
March.
JSSfrt
Hepfember. . .
Octolier. . . .
Close*I atesily.
. _ Southern n»e|fl«-
oil «t. Paul
Cnlon Pacific
1* nl ted States St**el
do. preferred
Wnbssh, preferred
. 9:4 !•:«. ?:
. 1464 146*3 1W*4
. 172*4 I7: « IL
. 44S- 4IS 41*,
. w* :«M'« pm**
31
8T0CKS AND BONDS.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chicago, Feb. 25.—Hogs— Receipts 66.006.
Market stow and 6c lower; light 66.76®
7.6:Wr iiiTx'nT ts.stnrr.1tp nrsiT
rough 6« 8006.90; pigs 1606.65; yorkera 66.95f|
7: go*wl t" eb'dce Imavr 66.964ii.lU.
CtUile—It'N-elpta 29.000. Market sternly t*»
r$ «bnde lower: l*eevea HI Off 6.90; cows 61.60
*f>t.I5; hrifer* 43JWgk 2tt; :rntrrs ILafitH.K;
goo*| prime steers 66. l'*fto.9'*: p*"*r to im
illuiu 24JUC5J5:.t‘t.'» r, keni nml feelers 62.7H#
4.* >.
Sheep—lte«a*lnts 25.01. Market_ steady;
native* 63.25*15.1
lines 65.404i0.(2; IsuiI'm
65.25fl7.60.
Georgia 44s. 1915
Georgia RsIIiynmI e». 1910
Savftaoob-5*. 19B
Mint'll «N. 191U
Atlanta 5s. 1911
169
1*
Atlanta 44«. 1922
Alls him 4s. 1934 i»
Atlanta awit West Point*...... 16J
Atlanta nod West Fulfil fThti. . \*s
Central of Georgia, lit lue S9
-flo 2d tnrmm*.
Georgl')
Aligns!a am) Savannah
Southwestern
Georgia Pacific lets ...
THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY
Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
-F.-W. LAPRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
C. E. Manvtsring, Vie* Praiident, Thao. Coeheu. Jr„ C. P. A., Src. and Trm
NEW YORK—'Waldorf-Aitorla. ,
BOSTON—Esch.in** Bulldina.
WASHINGTON—Colorado Bullillnr
NEW ORLEANS-Hannan Building
ATLANTA—Fourth Nafl Bank BW«.
CHICAGO—Marquatta BultUIn*
PHILADELI *IA—Ballevuf-Stra'fnrd
SAN FT..VNCI8CO—Bahlen Butldlnf
LONDON. ENGLAND—4 King Street, Cheapalde.
AT-ANTA BRANCH 101S-1S Fourth National Bank Building.
0. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Talaphona, Main 872. Cable Addran. Amdit. N. V
to hull the ndv$*ut of ih" immn;
hlte Inmeh ihe tuenii full* awnv
n III) il thl III the sea bird.* .hu t
from $iut llie distati'V. ami «l«-
to I'ittled Slat*
w i*i Id's visible supply of roll
nml for sevenil mouths to com
With gray fb*-tie»«*«.
The Wings of NtleU'i
lU'Mip with ilusk
Mulng the dead
vertoldlng spat ■
rnndeur from
JOSEPH A. ilot-OltD, Vlrr-l-realdent. n. W. IIYBHR. Aiatatant finliler.
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
DR. A. W. CALHOUN,
MII.TON DAItGAN.
JOHN W. GRANT.
II. Y. McCOItl).
F It A X K°!rA C \VKcJk7
II M ATKINHOX.
JOSEPH A MrCOltD.
... Nt’NNAl.I.Y.
J. CAItROl.I. PAYNE.
E. II IIOSSER
IIAVIlt WOOIOVAUI’
THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO.
I U»* 1
nl Arliuekle. trtk
it** world.
detlvert**" •ogelher.
i^.l ih- msj'trlty of stie-ks In th* I idt-*i
• : If hext p*.ir‘" esttmnmt crop
where near as a«-$'Urai'
v iih our eimriiPMi" Im
prh-$*s would esslly
t twiia* ihelr pit*sepi l«
rollowtng flg'ires give tbe opening
And Ihroogh Hie stlllu«*ss jj
lace.
H<*r$*m*st nngel. sleep:
now pro'll* i
««*$| eolieUlU"
IIHT tO Ilk* >1 '
lips
''•*e** io my own; enfold i
And .loud my spirit
alt.
lapsing to th<
Jaunar*
April
• ng depth to ili'pth I
Jeplhs of
steallug
atinp
iMirely
; M> 5 !i
35 Fhnies Georgia Knilroad and A nierl
Ranking Company 11 |K*r tent
for
51.165
5S.311
510. *31
9I.9M
106.137
642.»l
kH statement:
64.360
15.541
Nl.dM
I3.3C3
451 111
«t.(39
92.016
574.. 43
riork.
FriMs and Full Particulars on Applies-
ttovk. Corrsspondsncs Invitsd.
TRUST /HD mtESIllEn DEPARTMENT
CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION.
4l.«
&5.«1
.'.(W
27. UO'
«l.U0>
9 VI
76.0)1
I 14I.OM
L«7Lon
2.506
94.0)0
926.206
,X73.'*^
25.nft
7S.9V
Join
July
Aug*''
Hepie
Oet$»l*>*"
Nm end*e.
tHi-emi'-r
. . .5.J9) « •
. ..5.90^.95
. ..69.i4i.ni
. ..5.93 5.95
..6.00-1.)
. ..6.l«4U'l
. . .6.10 6.15
. ..'UA4kfl
. . 6 2.L6..T,
62.5cm bags.
TUI wan forge: fulnr
Ci-eeps like an lues
An*! »$Vr the slow ei»n o
f**rilng.
Ami Ilk** inMirihe liiiimle
Of sullen iNissl'Dps vide* 4
O, Atiuel! loose the rbwn
lo si l ilt*,
Sever Hie gossamer tMiidage of mv breath.
Amt lei up* pa«M gently as wtnds b» May.
which owns thy
Will'll
$<0-6.15
6.10 615
iStSItJ
the $l!m
W.
J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
2.51X0 « .
I2\«"l 1
12%'VJ
1114 Fourth National Bank Building.
Aoi^Sgau ATLANTA, dA.
COMMISSION BROKERS
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Prlvat* wire* to New York, Chicago and Now Orlaina.
All Account* Guaranteed. _
Offleta-. Oppoalt* Poll OlSce, Knexvlll*. Tanm! Sehraplro 0uii<t'"i
North Auguata, 8. C. „ ....
Orders solicited for Purchase and 'or Future DaHvary. Corre'P
danca invited. Atlanta and Georgia cuafomir* will be given
atten
tion.
L. H. Fairchild.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
6. J, Wh.ti
NEW ORLEANS.
. . _ Mambart:
C ,w 2 r, *» n * Co "°n Exrlianc*. New York Ccltaa Eichang*.
New York Cotton E>ihunfc«. New Orleans Board of Trada,
New Orleans Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trad*.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. „ , . m
rtlvala wlra* to NKW TORK ani CHICAGO. Ord*rs*oll.-Le<!M» ■
tor* drllvary, on above Zxchangaa. IL C. COTHRAN-
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE. ORAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carondelat and Qraviar Sta. New Orlaina.
MEMBERS: J . . ..Mfiatlt
N»» OrlMBi Cettim Rirbanc*. | New Orlraaa Palare r „,
haw York roltoo Kjrkaiife. I Nrw Orlnii* and < klr*r> 01
t.atruataa t'ottcu Earbaugr.
Houatva Csttaa Rirhaact.
Orlraus ««4 t'Ulragn I
I New York t’ogro a.irbrtoao. At*
Aaaodat* Urinhar* Uv.rpool Conor
. • New York and Chtcavo Corraapondanta.
J. S. BACHE « CO, AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARRING ON.
eiMVATIt vyiHES TO ALL P0INTI