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to THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. AGIST PRICES Hurts Bullish Position Many Longs Just at Tli is Time. of TIHDiT, MARCH u Ml.. NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Mpeclnl tn The Georgian iK|oiu lJaywar*L Vick > A <*Imrk.l New Dirk, Murrli 12.—J. H. Jlacbe A < V. l.ltfr|NM(l duo 4 Innrer oh Ihenr ami hWJ r higher on late Motlfes. t«imm| «|e for spot*. 7 Mm* lower; middling 6 lad; onlcM lu.iAVi; American 9.0UQ: speru — —* export &■); liii|M»rta 45.00 J, in rlrau "lay estimated early TV Iiiki ».675 laut nook uiol 2S;4a» laat SUPPORT WAS LIGHT Prices Were Easier Early, Southern liongs Were Re ported Selling. Mew Y«rk. March 12—Cut ton oihimmI 'Mi I polllt" low el. which nil* Very •lliuip|»o|lit Ittg to Ilie ImiIIh u|»o iv It Ini re tv till *up|*ori 6 ; tmtll Mnv, Iml •ieelliii-il lo 9.75c. w lien rest lu order* were reach*‘ clock. price* mhaiu-ed r aouie of yeateplny'ii well satisfied mill tbei erlnir who Wei "light rally Early ewlde* ilM not gl* tar In I encouragement First p • little lower thnu line, but n • followed to nlMiut n purity wlili Monday Closing figure*. From tills « declllle eel f Which continued up to the c|»ae. w Ill' ll wr •oay to r4}7 points lower. Tile following Is the range In the nctlx Booths In l.hcrpool tot lay: Seinl weekly Interior receipt* call urn ted ill TJt.Wi, .iimliiHi 28.244 Inst year. Ijitor hi bleu re|«trtei| Mny-June .1 point lower than II* 15 p in. prloea; utbera mi ebnugiHl. We lielleve l.lveriiool ha* tieeii luillllp- nluteil from thl* *ld>- uml would advise fmliter realizing "U the sdRUe-**, If auy. ibln morning. Port rot-elptM estimated totlav nllgblly lower, but tin* Meiiit weekly Interior nbowu n light IlicrcSSc for I be time tiellig. Would Im* < iiiiiloii* iiInmii taking on too iiiueli rot loll III llilu let el. Tbe bull lender ileii!en having tiny Inter * •*- llelfwt In Nordens Helling. hrle heard Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. Uraly** tvnt<.flr< year*' axperiaac* of ad- llloi market* la AtlaoU and tbe South haa made him a recognized a a- tborfty la hta apactalty. RANGE OP NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS Atlantic Coast l!tne Amerbmn Sugar lief. Anaconda American l^w-omotlve do. preferred . . . Aui. Huieltlng llif. . (•ut baa not had oppormultt to -1** heard in regard to klelutyre'a selling, whleh baa I**•efi almost oa sternly nod persistent >ia Norrieu's. nml wbb-b nmat have totaled clone to oL'Unn bale" In the ixist three luisl lies* duya. Mr. Price's tHenda are I “ to Iwdlele that hr I* xltll m<M|eratel nnd venture tbe’Idea that when tli deni wan undertaken there weie three more lilferentn of. sat. 40.fH0 to 5n.n>l Imles in< h. nnd thin Wall ntreej going no pud. at leant twim f them uniat nave i mieliHled to furtlier that It wan probably do. preferred Atrblaou . . . preferred IA ! 125%| 124*»I IA mV ajl aav «w, nn! «*<? mi i»iii is', I12H 11/4 "SI "j* with full knowledge of'the others. gl II a ellllll<e to get out oT <1 pArt Of lielr liobllugn. Think (III* view, from tuune lileh baa mime prim tidy, hknka lug HI? reh April I i lull. la J-J Ulic I •toiler-Nov em l wr .5 to m| Inmlliei waa rejnirteil, aplniiem taking • decline of 7 |o|lltH. mbldlli In New York, price- at tin* o|».nlng •asler at declines of 21i7 polnis. mi l during thr morning declined at III furtlier on Ibpil datloii movement looker I fol aiip|M<rt fi •Hiilt of the fullilie f late Th-l ilia the bull cll.pte little denre i lu the late trade, the market • firmer tone, nml wan rapldlv gome |0fil2 iM.liitH from the low cloae Itelug ateadv net .'H3 points coinpnreil with Momlny * finals. Comparative recelpta Net nwelptn tialny Same day Ins 1 Iiirream* . Total i reel pi for three iWy .. I*w.<»7l .. .YH.rr: 4J.T4S . 0.401.775 .2,157.027 Kew Or leant Oalveaton ... Ilouatou 1907 .. 5.000 to 6.5G) 7,010 to 10.000 !f»W Mil 5.22! Whatever tin* amirea of tile nelHug. however, the market lias trfken li w«-ll. and should the Niitloniil llluuera* figure- le« eriHlIteil by the |itib|le and rou firmed by Hie < < usua rejK»rt. there will proli ably Im* a further advance. I.m*nl tradera have probably lloublated the greater part «*f their long*, hut the Idg «pot houaea Con tinue very bullish. Melutyre'a buying holding the market. ** * Ida: HI 4 O.fUc; (Motier Jun New Orleatm k Clnik. I.l« March 12 —Hayward, VIMt rpmil dl-appoliitliig; ahowa biilllah glnuera' report Imlllsli elrcnbira by Mr I'rlce. who in h< lug the bull c|h|ti« In New York, lurea are um lmiigel to I |m»Int higher; a|>otg 7 Points lower WiHliIngion report at 1 p. tlalthnora A Ohio . . . Brooklyn HaplU Tran.. Cnur.dlnh Paclfle . . . Chicago and North Wo. rbeaapeake St Ohio Colorado Fuel k Iron. Im-ltuau COfral . . . . » 1 33*4 < 13*-» Chicago A (irtut W. . i i .} 14% 14% i«% Chicago. M . A Ml. 1* I44«ii 146% 144 \ Hein ware A Ifudaou I 193 | m i » 193 ; IMatlller’a Mcrurltlcs. Brie. . . ; do. preferred . . ., fleneral Klectric . . IIIIiioIb Central ... Auj. Ice Kceur.flea . . ixmlarlile A Nnrlivllla Mexican Central '2: HlaaonH I*arifle , , 73 Total atoeT anlea aoTlU'i nharen. 75'V 73 aw m , w | m i Ol j 151% 152 < lkl*« I5IU 1 146%! 146% HG%| !4C%. orfolk A Western. . . renuaylvanla People's Gaa. ITimd Bteel Car... jJfcwrrv.: Heading yuhlic Hteel. . . . United i do. preferred i 121 I ';!>! 1 is 1 ;.‘\i 12HI Slaaa-Hhrmald. . . . Tenn. Coal A Iron. . Tezaa A Faclflc. . , . Lulou Faclflc. . . . . United Mtatea hteel. . . do. preferred. . . Va.Car.Chemical. , . do. preferred. . . Weateru Union. . . . Waltaah do. preferred. . . Wlaconaln Central. . do. preferred. . . TIPS FLASHED From W*l! -Street. Ix>b* jMf hr* aBejl thr aulu In lllluala Caoihu. y*r|fl/v llv iUluy. Saw Jfork <>u- lral and Candjia .fadh 1 hrtua holalila. Bpectat lo ' Saw ~" foeadtotara hbher for Ivuli moan and w aremuii. * . / ■ r* — • Inlrfoatlnc to' Bolt* that tbraiuh' thr »f- forts of J. P. Morno » raafriwnr* baa Imm airatnod. holwroa hn-KM Bonaaraiil end Sjy ot th* Iradlztd railroad orraldniis. IxHMtoo lo watrhlaa oer mtlw, and It Is malulklnlao the lainh-rola■ «|*Tprr root as a sort of nauranrr aaalaet aojr oodua da- tiiaml fur mono? rroerihla qaartrr. I Call uuur/ rrmalus romparallrHj iaar. MtTtban I* H slnuljr hrmlna of lima aPH»» par coot fur all datra. II la Ihai o-hjram^iai baa lo-rn paid fo- /barUlaf. and tbta la lu llaalf a food alfu .LMdSo markaia an- allahrtr sliuflib. with Irrvnlar.prlra nunrairnla. l—rTika, ADVANCES GENERAL AT TRE OPENING All the Most Active Stocks Showed Gains of Larger Fractions. MANY OVER POINT UP . Cnnadfgti Faclflc show's lurraaaail rariliuat • od uroaa for >rar ao far How to HW, •OS aCorr laal jaar, wblrb aaa Uirlr Uatiurr Hmua people - bailers Ibat «dnucr"tuid (on* far euooab uml profit laklog l.y tb< who bail idalial up alocka nf If- - — last weak mar orrur. Vila: of the conference armuged by Mr. 'Morgan net ween 1*rflaldaut ltoowvelt nnd tow prominent railroad presidents. Should the NEW YORK. SPECULATIVE FRIENDS TALK RATHER THAN BUY. New nib*ms. Mnreh 12.- Tim Time* Hem s*rnt siivs "l.li|iiblntl.Hi of tin* lung Inter -i c.irvied the market twiuiMirnrlly lower Imn the tnleut nt llrst looked for. Kxports oiilitim* ou |h«* big ecu It*. Tin* bM*nf mi* nciiiiibcrcd -t-M-k Is rc|Hirted am ill witongb. kd. In . 4.M0 to 5.000 i.<m ___ day last yenr •. Increase Shipments today ....v Hntuc day Inst year .. Increase Block on baud tinlay Same day laat year . Increase TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. The following table ahowa recelpta at tat porta teeny, compared with th# iim« i'.sj laat year: New orlenna. Oalveaton. . . Mobil.* Hnvnnuab. . . Charleston... . Wilmington... Norfolk. . . Boston Philadelphia . ParMtc coast. . Pensacola. . . Total. INTERIOR RECEIPTS. The following table ahowa receipt* nt th* towns today, compared with tbe same dnj laat year: w inopth nrrlvcs On Milr.li 20 flu find glnncrs’ rc|Hirt will Im* made pulillr. 1 there Is rvuMin to four -the, showing will full Iwlovv the world's ex|»ectiitl« Menuwhile the iw.-slnilst Inis drawn some coiulcrt from tlH* fact that the atnple'i a|M*culrttlv «• frlcnda talk rathe “ than Ou tin* other hand. Iiellcvcrs lu Important lucreakw lu cotton adreage a i h si i | 0 = £ 2S *9.^1 9«7i itt; 9.fi5j 9 4t^9, 9.?l-71 : 9.7ii D.7i t.aiirnmkaimmmm prices would t^ae. This will hare to Im awaited before taking a decided stand for tbe fnturo. Market may show sotne Iniprorement to "V; ew York Financial flnreau: l.ondou LIVERPOOL. , »,« >.?I T3 9.71-76 Miiv ».,| ».R«! 9.73 9*3 9C-S3 9ZI15 Jon.- ; 910 9H3|. 913 933 98(7 9>7 - July 9«t 9*3! 9all 9M 99I-9.-I 9.M Ana 9»i ».*l| 9.9*1 991 98-97 997 .. -9.99 9.9* (.Ml 981 999J>I|1 l.Ol-n.- <a-i I0.ta!l«.il|l<u<— 1 I"-.-, ... ... 110.14110^11,,a IMS lO.Tljl'U. Ill Sljl'1.3" .-I I" ,'lusoil atamlrgH Tba foliowlof tntilo ulra* tba openloa rnnaa uiol rloar. rotnnarnl with (astardav: I "luri-a oppui-4 oiilrt mol airoilj, ■ Ipauluf Pre.low ,, . n«n«a. I p.m. C'lnaa. > iosk Mari-1, 5.79 3.M IM i.73 5.79 Mnr.'l,-April..5.79 5.79 5.7» 5.7314 5.7914 APHI-Ila/ ...5.77 (.79 5.79 5,7114 in’* '! nr-Join- ...5.7* (.79 r.77H 5.71 5.7f 4it,io-J„It ,...6.7l (.n't 5 77 5 7.114 5.:SJ loir Aoaonr .5.74 (.77 6.7* 6 *954 6.7454 Ana. Mopt. . 6.71 (.7154 6.73 5 5(54 5.7454 ri»*|i(. ...5.71 (.7954 6.71 6.65 5 7154 Orl. XoT. ...5.** (.6754 5.*7 6*3 5.«9 •W. Ila... .6.814.5*7 eM TA 6*154 5.8 Km- dan. ...UnU.* 5««54 5.«I54 6.64(4 4‘loanl easy. . , •NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provisions. hoglnidug to fills <<IIIIMTtl<<|| il tho t lit mm* sum II fiii'iiicrs how* erop grad f the storm have not par- tlcl|Mitcd 'lu tin* Mouth's p*n<*ral prosperity, nor will iiiauy of them In* aide to m*U off •surplus »c«mI mid s|H*nd flic expected amount at her. New couipltcatlona therefore are probiibly destliievl to develop until the very Inst day of tin* Henson, nml with no com m*it«nlltig s|m*< iilntIon yet lu sight the out (nuk. w Idle pleasing enough from the view point nf the actual cotton mere',mate. hardly Chicago, March 12.—Bartlett. Frailer A Cnrrliigtan: It will l»e well to watch the weather- conditions closely .from now on. There has been very little spring work dofle af.yct north of the Ohio river, and conditions In the northwest are such as to make early aecdlng an lm|Nisslhlllty and miow Is predicted for that section again tonight. '{.oral crowd buying wheat ou more seri ous 4ii»g rc|Htrts from Oklahoma. Feel friendly to wheat nail Iwlleve It a purchase ou sll soft spots. Lighter receipts of corn nnd believe mar ket will do better. No movement from the Interior. Chicago Record Herald: All of the ele ments that go to make a broad and netlve s|M*eulatlve market are now pre-<*nt In wheat. The price Is *' ‘ ‘ that of mill offal, stuffs, lower pmt and there ore turn . situation which make wheat attractive to nugiiig along with WHEAT FHACTION Off IN PRICE AT START Lower Cables and Large Northwest Receipts the Factors. Chicago. March 12.—The grain mar kets were easy during the greater part i*f the day. but a later rally In wheat, due to nhort covering and more bull ish crop advices, firmed all cerealn. Cloning prices 1 to 1 i-8e higher for wheat, unchanged to I-8c up for corn Iwrlcy nnd other feeding I and 1-4 to J-8c lower for oatn to l-8c pound for pound than oats. up. Provisions cloned lower for ull many elements In the geueral I products NEW ORLEANS. Houlbaro I'arllh- «4. l ollnl (tintra I •4. Anialm8*1*4 I'oppar S. Xaw York Pa traj ^TioaarIrani* V Kria (4. llalllAoi Maroh. . . .II9.31 April. .ifcj*. . June.. July.. Aug. . Oct l04 10.17 i 111 I »ee. Jan. . . . .[ closed steady. UM4 10.4M1 ..... 10.41-4J t0.64 1A.6«-.V. 10.60 10.74] 10.64! In. *1 [lo.7l-72 ! 10.64 10.47110.40110.46 10.44*46 IA I-Vilil a 1,1 414 tn tv il uti • I II CaltL opposition toward 40. toward which ffgtire professionals sell It for turns. Heading has had a natural recession *frwa 10.67-48 10.76-n 10.6940 10.61 10.9142 n.» THE WEATHER REPORT STATE FORECASTS. «h>orgia—Haln and warmer tonight: rain Wednesday; colder In north and weat por- Mouth Carolina—Halu toulgbt and Wetloea- •r: warmer tonight. Alnlmnia—Haiti tonight; warmer In #sat- rn portions; Wednesday showers and WEATHER CONDITIONS. Mince yesterday morning there haa l«een n decided decrease In nlr pressure at uearly all Interior and southern stations. The arwi of high pleasure hna moved to central ou the roaat of \lrglnla and North Carolina. The renters of lowes' over Lake Mu|»erlor nnd who tin* acinai ishiihi uierciinnts. is situation wnicti make wheat attractive to tmny .*».» n..^. «.«- 8*. rtU whll*._l»;fh- opinion of ,Hb.-r. Invo.lor. .ml apmjttm. *»b.lhf "'h'-r* 2!?*,*?!£l clfarc dctveinls up dive lunr hand, there Is large and such evidence nlso of liberal reserves Southwest, but wns Ignored early. ATLANTA .MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. able of the market. ‘'fireeu bug**" In the southwest nrc lielng wati’hcd by the wheat trade with much In forest. Heretofore they have never mused much damage to northern wheat erops. but clllekei ••five Houston. Augusta. Mempiiiti SPOT COTTON MARKET. |.|terp*Mi!, esHlcr; tiibMIlug unlnii'l" i Atlanta. stcnilv: inMtl11nc< 11 l b- New York, steady; inltltllliur II .IV New Orlenus. quid: nibMilmr ll<- MNvaiiliiih. quiet; tubbllliig |o%<* Wlluiliigton. steady; inlildllng Norfolk, quiet; ml«l*lllntr 11%* italtiiiKtre. nondiisl; iiibblllu H'*st<*n. ateatly; nibMliug U.Sm-. Houston. eas>; middling 11*%«- Memphls. steady; inliblllin: loV HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'S Oi *iv45 a vknnrv o OAILY COTTON LETTER New Orleans. March 12 - The failure of UvertMHil to rospon*| t.. either the small R nners' figures publls|i.*.| v estenluy. or tli*< illlsh literature <-lrciilatfl bv the li long InYertvsts In N leading dlstlo.T morning by eiltSbli movement. As V*e ImVe f(4-,| success Iti loilillig tbe lieat li year's crop dcpemls entlrei> i Ks lo be eonshlercd uml pru K rt. Iherefoie, Inn* imt been Is week it* was u<-oes*nry the full advance. Howevet. Indicates a rhhuge f<»r the w*.i eondltions. an<l this iimv cnu« turn In the markets Kuin n the central and Eastern stm day and e*inhi<H-tittl vagaries helpful t<* toe bull cause Tli la qtttet The *lls,-eiiut nt •pot cotton is selling ImMi.vv tlons for gratie Is fully t-itv.-n rial allowance fot <«»lor, whl< h I % of a rent • siMit mark*- wldch utucl itffhiii iplotM New York. March 12 Prices dUplaved east morning, the selling *».t longs, who ba*l 4**st •*»nt1<l*- Fekln. »c each; puddle. BCSOe each: geeee.' full feathered, 65c each; turkeys nt ‘iVrk^mkd rOUI.TKY—Oeeee. uml raw a. •dive. 16CI-V pound; turkeys, undraww active. Hn 17c imitlid: fries, itdlve. 17We iMiun.l: hens. 13c pound. I’ltOhi rF. - laird. 1<V pvnjtul: bnme. active lr.f |M»und; shnuhlers ndlre !»<• pound; ablet active. 10c pound; butter. •• five. I.Ml.’.’V pound; Imm*svv:«X active. 2-V K und: honey, bright, active, ie pound; tier In 1 pound htocke. active, lfe (tound: drteif apples. 6r po.imi; white |wae active ? r* e|; Indy pen WOO; lock. It.; tlAllR -Quail o<‘tlve. Ik* each’ *lorea •dive. 6e each: ffueta. Mallard, active. 4fle earh; ducks, lulte*!. o r ,ve. 26c each; wild turkevs Retire. 16** p.«in<l; rahtdta artlvec l?Hc rack: •qulrrels active. 6c each: opoe ilreasrsl active. 11c pound; oiiomub live, active. 6c pounA. FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. FI rtl’H -lllghext patent, 18 flO; t»eat pat ent. 14 61; at it min rd patent. 14 !»: half |«t ei<t 14 no* spring wheat patent. 66 00. v «»uN flmbe whip*. TV; \o 2 white, toe; N.i : vdlovv. »>•*; ml\e<|, 67c; Tcnnessei> wi.it.* to.*. . racked corn, per bushel. To, . 11.ills til r-i mats t’liob e White . M», : No. 2 white. TAc; No, 2 Ullxc.1. &»'•*■; Texas rust r.s»f. fi*v; liobteii oats. 63e; Hurt, 75c; lllue, Fr I'bllli.’ !•• 21 pound HAY-TImothv. choice large hnlee. do*'choice, small Kale*. fl.30;*do No. i tms 25; th» No 2 third hales. 1 20. No mixed. 11.M: choice prairie, SI. bet rilirKKN Fr.nO-FIfty tHvnnd tacks. 80r; Furlna ntb-k fee.1. S1.1W; Motor feed. 11.25; llnnuer fve.| |1 » PROVISIONS. FHOVIXIONS Supreme hams. I5**c; I'sll drv salt extra riba. 9 75; f*.rnls ha nls. flat businesslike way tn which they trn ersed the entire breadth «f the atnte oi Oklithoimi. crossing II do- leMV-etinn n week after having laid waste the greater portion if, the Texas crop, has railed the trader' at tenth* the gr< callAl the possibilities Involved now at the southern iMtrder of the largest winter wheat stale In the coun try. a ltd the first reliable evidence of their having actually w«*rkod .latunge In Kansas would Ulidouhtmlly be followeij by niu«*h cx eltetiuuit In the trad**. Their work lu tin Texas flebls has been so thorough that even bind, rust falls far to the rear as a en*| calamity lu comparison. Thus far the dam • ------ Terrli Iklnliittun. uml ImllHii . . which together raised a trifle tImii M.oai.njj bushels last of bug Incident !k* readily seen that the _ could be soon relegated to th# TAlt J hniMtrfaiit If there*were no 'further dumag Tin* deimtml ami supplv view of th«* arlsh of wheat at the Icndlug us|s of tlo* largest per*s*ntage of farm farmers' hands would aggregate _ . latshcls. Fopular seutlnient Inclines Iwdlef that ull other years will Im* II of he On the lutsls of l ...... March 1. of the last ten years, or lietnw 24 lit, the total would Im* less 1 hi Otu.ikk) bushels, figured It as low ns flour trmlo continues i most of the markets of the country the foreign field the situation Is rapldlv iplulug strength. authortt. . this. Meanwhile tin lo l*e repotted «lull III NAVAL 8T0RE8. Hoslu firm: s.iles. 1M: receipts. S28: ship ments. 3X*o: stock. 62.UK. Quote: A II « I*. 14.26; F. |4 8i» F. 64 *; «i. 14 4*»: II. 64 41; I. |»i 45; K. *5 50; XI. *5.60; N. 15 75; window glass. 16.10; waterwhite. *6.25. Ms stock, per hundred. tt.Od. Nutt, faoev sack. >*rt|lD| W kel holding tb** The bearish thai Wilde dine along i Hkiue svn*|Mir» Fort n*e.|pt. nr. ..fli, estimate*! at 34.*»»» agaln-t .J.4*»* list Th** He encouragement t * tie- bull erlng steadied urlivs hi «1 th* small rally. Th** Urg* tm*x« this time hurts 11«<* KttglUh |m' longs. sh.-ni* retpts »bs*s m*t mRterl.*(lv More .-enndeme woi||.| I- | small glnner*' figure, if ,, •how a falling off Teui|**natl lower price*. lard. I'VrtdH. I'nrlt •mpcuml SV FHI'ITM l.etm*t»s fnnev Xlessena. U 2‘* llnuanas i.* i tuitu li. culls, artlvc, I*vi| 1100; straights. *1500 2 00. I'lneapplee. Flo* Ida Stock. |*er crate. Oranges. Florida •lock, owing to slse nnd coodltloa ou ur» ilvai. |*er ls»x t.*n'Wi3.%* Apple*, choice. Iiavls. 13 ?54f3W. fancy. tUI: New apulcs. winter varieties, efcolc* *,-.-. ....... .. xi.25ft3 :s»; fancy. S3 ,*54t4.«». tlranes. New York atate. In 6 pound hutketA i roocords. f0C?2 | y*. rrant*errle«, fauey dart CS|*e 0**ls. per barret. 112 »; Jerseys. IU.SA flrupe fruit. Florida stock, owing to *lM and ro!,»r. per box. 11 5*Hf?73. I.ltues. Ftor* York ttste j MRS. E.B. PEEK, STENOGRA PHER. , 822 c.ntury Bldg. Ball, Main 48J8. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 8^8. — , ATLANTA. GEORGIA. w. j. dibble; ^j®nRTAn!*lCN—Beet*, esimage crates, ue- live. |3*D crate; raldingv*. standard crates. V iMvuml; ctldNige. bnrrels. Ic pound: egg piant arrive. K.60 emte; cucmnl*ers. 64 ernte; totnatoea. fancy, active. tt&XIfW: iMttntoes. new erop^lloOfl per barrel; onions 4trv, n«*tlve. Il.lfl tfushel Irish t»otnt«*ea. ae- lire. No. |.. fdtf96e. bushel: celerv. fancy. TMiNh hunch; t*ep|iera active. 64.00 emte; • ' iiAs small. 63.A* crate: canll * • \ handed. ,,.r. 76c bushel; kraut, half-barrel. 66.75; rutabaga tnrnlpa. 14c. Strnwlwrrlea, iT^c quart f<»rta of nhortn to nerure proflta held the market nomcxvhat. Local soles were 50.000 bushels wheat. 36,000 hunheln com, and 250,- 000 bunhela oats. t'leorancea were 90.000 bunhela xvlAent and flour nnd 43.000 bunhela* ctn n. Primary receipts of wheat were 567.- ooo bushels, against 301.000 bunhela lust year. <N*rn receipts were 975,000 bunhela, Mgnlnat 359,000 a year «K'*- As n result of the pressure changes of the laat 24 houra cloudy uml unsettled weather pi^ralls at must stations east of the Horky Mountains nml ruin has fallen In maintains the . reach for 160. wbefe ft will Iw sold ft***! no a I a. Hunt hern Faclflc Is nccnmulatetl tvetween 83 and 67. It thuuld Im» Inflight tlons. Hally tradera ahouhl take nt*out two to tbrv*e polnta proflta cn rallies, holding part uf the lines for unexpected advances. Amalgamated la meeting stock on ralllai towanl 107. toward whleh professionals wilt •ell It Huieltlng continues to he held between the III and IS level. If either figure le vio lated extension of the move would lie ex pected. Atchison la In • trading range of 91 to 16. Raltlmore and Ohio 104 to 108. Brooklyn Haplil Transit 66 to 61. Chicago and North western 153 tn iS8, Krle 29 to 32. laonlavllle and Nashville 118 to 122. Northern Faclflc IB to 140. Fennsylraula 124 to 127. I4C Faul (to make good the hull tip) must take stock Yerlng 146 to 146. Car tloonry. and are sold for small scalps on strong spot* by iimfeoalnuala. feel quite bullish on Union Faclflc Town Toplea: Mantpnl rifle Indicates a concerted effort to balld up a new abort Intetrsi In tbta stock, as well as elsewhere through the Hat. The artton of New York hankers In feel ing the London gold market yiMerday Indi cates a speedy resumption of the Import movement. The !*eat opinion la that this flow of tbe yellow metal will set In alnmt April 1 and may he even greater than a year ago. , The government report of grain In farm ers' hands la anything but bearish ou the granger stock*. Favorable .developments looked for l»e- tween certain railroad presidents' Interview. Avoid tbe short side entirely. Iiut for tbe time being accept moderate proflta after Seutimeut on Floor More Hopefully Bullish Tues day Morning. Near York. March 12.-The general courts nf this morning'* dealings waa more of g Market Wblclt recovered Ita equilibrium, hut lu Which the forces of Impruvetneul WW working slowly, Prices went higher, sud. In aouie Instances.' the adrance wag » il. Hut the fraUltig at all times wag t and reflected am extremely cautious tent||er ou the |iart of the flnsurUd com- luuulty. Much sentiment was expressed with the reporta ol .Mr. Morgan's trip to TVhfhlpgton aud with the conference which might result lu soiut* reassuring stateuicul regarding the admlulatratlou's attltmle to* wan! the railway problem. Thla tindoubt- edly was the ui.ilu Incentive to tbe mar tial opened up sharply, and. reflecting j*' eutlre nliaeuce of pressure either of »ug or of short selling, continued to gala prptty steadily durlsg tue rest of the toons* York. Unrrl, 12 —Th. atork markat uu,.natl at at uvr.il mlrnm-aa. Ht. 1*9.1 atart* a.1 1*4 blsuar; Nan 3'orfc ran,ral, Nnrtb* an, raclria ami ranndlau 1-,1-lfl*. 44. 641*. orl. 14auaa. nuil Ti-ua 56. Colurado 6‘nal 16 ami Auuilguuinti Monay and Exchange. N.w York, March 12.—Money on call 41 1-206; time loan* nominal; <0 day. 6 1-4; >0 daya (; ala month* 6 1-40*. Foaled rate*: sterling exchange 14.11(24.86 1-2T with actual buatneaa In banker,- bill, at >4.94.1604.84.29 for demand and at >4.79.9004.80 fur 40-day. bllta. Commercial hill* 407. Bar aillver. 68 6-9c; London bar .li ver quiet. 1 -9c decline at >1 13-16d* Mexican dollarx 53c. , Oovernm.nl bonda unchanged. Railroad Bonda ateady. MINING STOCKS. Juaton, March If —llpanlna: Nnrtb Bntta ; Trinity 3; Holla Coalition 85a; Triilty now 24: H tin nook 20; CXpiiar Range 85k; old Dominion M; Uulary li; UHalle 21. THE L0N00N STOCK MARKET. *)OpaJlp4a|cua Anaconda^ AfchlB4*n . do, prefemsl dneaday; now only oFaharp’ i^aettona. Minimum and Maximum Tsmpsrsturas and Rainfall. Observations taken at I a. m.. 75tb k)#rl (preelp* Itntlos CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago grain aud prorlslous nuotutloni for today follow ; Open. High. Low. Clost*. CWvse. s 46S 4^. S4.lt Ft). K4 16 374 u; 374 16.16 II- 9.W 9 324 9.124 9 A 9.39 9.4'J 9.40 9.45 9.55 Mav July 9 »<; • 074 9.15 LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Whe.it tipiMioil i in let k lower, at 1:30 p. . 4©4 lower; 4J«iM*d 46#S lower.• w i *«*rn-Opened i|nlet 4 lower: at 1:811». m . iiii4*hiiiig4*d to < a higher; elltseil unchanged k higher. THE SUGAR MARKET. Match 12.—Mug.tr market nc!mig*M|. I .< itiilou heels «ii*l April fci 14d. GROCERIES. ai-RAIt-Mamlanl graamalml B.M. Nan hula In l<aga or hartal a. Ik-; graaa. llOlSr. Rbrchlad hlaeoll. » aaaa: No 2 rolla.1 aata. BOO raae. Rock grlla.Bneaad I-a a a (1.(0. Oyater*. fall weight. Bod raw: llg\, weight. II.>41 caw. Kvajoptad acpllea. COTTON AND STOCK Orders can l*e tent to New York lu only two legal ways, via.: over tbs public tapli wires or by mall. I*.m» Our tn times (o cilteii r of customers lx at al! s. uml ortlers ore exe ted promptly. •licit corrspottdeuce and those Interested. resentatlve call persouaily Clark Goodman & Co. 80 Bread 8trg«t« N#v*» York. Amarillo. Asheville Aug • Hlrmlnghiim. Itlsi Itostou Huff al.* t hs rlcst4*ti. . . , t’harlotte. . . . t'hlengf* tlaclaiiatl . Corpus t'hrlstl. IhtvrnpoH. . . . . w r* r .,:: m CHICAGO CAR LOTS. i.. «rdS|N«ke and 4iblo I Fhlragu and (treat XYeMpfu t'ntmdlati •* -— Erie do. preferred . I Illinois Central ... . Kansas and Texas. ■ud estimated receipts fur tomorrow ire as do. preferred */.. 684 l/mlsvllle snd Nashville I.;. 120% 129% Xtexlean rent rat. ||fef. •>••••! 54 Wheat.. Com.. .. tbits.. .. Hogs.. .. Today. Tomnr. kjtoi-lh.'.'ri, Taclfl. sJ, Norfolk nml Western . r:: I New York t'ehtrsl .... . f Ontario and Western . > I'ettiiRylvnnU sr 12J% 874 21 'W0 3000J THE LIVE STOCK MARKEV. ivlvi bllndelphln nml Itcnding Island , Hock . Southern Knllwiiy preft 214 121 1244 >46007: mUill'w TSKiThaitvy W.6S07:' rough 88*4473: l>l(« WM4M: vorkara 8.9M»; good to choice heavy 36.9*417 fnttle— Receipt b 4.0). Xlarket alow; Iteeves 64 15h«..‘5; con* 6l.70#y1.9J; heiters I2.IMS.40; niTvMi 654f7.26; R****il prime sleets 65.46®6 66LP'*«*r to tuedlum 6l.l5fi.V40; stm*k- ers and fec«len» 62.80f|5. Hheep—Kstltnntrd receipts 17.0W. Murk**: Steady; natives 648AM); western 644m*.lo; v*>arluigs 65.8006.75; iambs 96B7.NO; western llodge t’lty, El Fats*. I’**rt HinttIt. tialx’cstoti. Ilnvre. . . Huron. . Jack Jupiter. Ille. Knii*a* t'lty. Key W* I .os Angeles. . Macon Meninhls. . . , Berlahi cry. Nashville New Urleaus. . New Xork. J Norfolk. . . North Finite', nmn ha. I’alestlne. . . Fltfshurg. |‘i*rtlnud. Me. I'(*t-tlaii*l. Ore. Itapid t'lty. . . to I 94 COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. 1 Following la al'rn lha onanlag «nd rloa. I Ing qnololloua of I ha New York .-o»aa oi:ir or; light Ml. I’nul :7; rough -I-iiL.i. I'nrlllt- - . . (1,116.1 Rmt..« Steal BVa »S » l.rofarnsl |l09H;i9l^ll0|i .^i S5::::: Mi\ rtHi j 146 ,141 :144», 1161 jUU**|162T N0RTHWE8T CARS. Wn I hi "It. preferred 27Hi. OlS THE-COFFEE MARKET. AVAILABLE 8UPPLY OF GRAIN. f'hlcago, Xlnn'li 12.—Ilradstreet s vlallde supply of wheat east of the Hockle* In creased fl).000; Cmm da Inrreiiscd att.0X>. To tal United Mtatea arid f'aucdn lucr**n*e 6W.- Afloat for nnd In Europe deerease l.nOO.OOO. Total decrease 364,000. " Corn lucresm* 2.196.000. Outs decrease 427.000. THE METAL MARKET. New York. March 12.-The following ar# (•(*flTee cable*; Havre. 10 a. in -Market Imrclv steady; 13 Uimil. (leclllied x % franc; sales. 28.000. Ilniiibarg. 10 a. m.-Market .uuHiaiifed to pfeiinlg decline ... . sales. 14.010; Hlo No. 7, Htnndnrd. 467«fl; re**clpt*. two days. 24.- AW; shipment* to United Mtates. 1.6T 1.000; tO Knr«»|H‘. 2.000; st*M*ks. 696.000; market dull. Miutos receipts, two days. 43.000; stiakg, 2.166.000; market weak. ' Moo Ihiulo receipts. 36.003; Jutidlahy re* relnts. 29.W00.. Tbe following flgurtm pve the op«i4ng range still close or the Xork cule# market for today: Opening Kaiige. March 6.15A.2) July* V. Aiigoat MSf-S Solwahar":: r*.W9o Fehriui ry • *A.or» . Uloocd sternly. Males 16.D<0 Imifs. ('lose 6.154.20 6.164.20 5.964.00 5.164.00 5.964.0) 5.964.«> 6.004.18 6.004. Of L. H. Fsirchila. L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. naun.l.' IVppar l»r Baking l-'wtlrra. |5 Rail aalmoo U raaa. nak uluoa {?£ raaa. Coro*. B-: rhorolala. Or; a.af | .iwMiRit tars. 48c. Roost lieef.Ntf.66 ease. •pound lufu. J8p. Roast lisuf.NttflO cose, 'orned l5#f. 62.6» css#. Catsup. 61.90 rase. I sltoo; eoro. 80r 1114 Fourth Ni ggrgRBNCE BaU — 1 j Bnaaia MaMagal Baafe iXflfcl 1 - ■ Accountant and Auditor, mal Sank Building. ATLANTA. OA. Mlrup. lal'r "ibo povV,” kOrr A l lr arrr M 1179. (ioa . rraAara. (59a (Moair. lm.oo.5K: oyatar 7v. Barrrl caady. par uoaail. *r; aUM. i„r ■wuad. ***■■ Toma lorn. t-|»ouatl. >1.10 raaa; |-poon<1 >!.». Navy Iwaoa. >2; Mb* Iwaaa, *!. Laat taafrb**, pajama*. >1.8. H.ca ruil. «VM7e par poon'K HrJlBJ a» l ,N. It! mar Pniaah. B.S03M maw kmjaalh ntr. Itoja, . ply voii.a laa. au* * ltl«'K--Ja|>. 54.5V: hrotl. (Ilr: faury hra.l gi^.7. ormrillnr to »h- gmlp. NEW ORLEANS. Mam bar*! New Orl,an. Cotton Exchange, New Tork Ccffae Exchange. Naw York Colton Kat hanga. Naw firiaana Board of Trad* Now Orlaana Block Kxchanga. Chicago bourd of Trade. k Exchange. Chicago Hoard or Tri LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. PKvtl* wire, to NEW TORK aal CU1CAUO. <Jrdaf* aotlcLaf I tar* «*lla*nr. an abov* Sxchangao IL C. COT1UUJL ONE DOLLAR Starts an Account THE 0RI6INAL BANK Money Draws Interest from Date Deposited UNION SAVINGS RANK Gould Building CapHit 350.003 0*pmH>„ 100.000 Rtngnts 500.000 Itenoolta rsntlvwil from • a. ro. to fl n. m. and ou Matnr- days until • s'etaek cl night. Your iMtronnge la suHrltfl •ml will l»e an|»r*etatA!. ^ r I ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS ,wIo. K f?£T l ''’“" ,U " irr “ ‘ talr, • W * V; 9. r| m»* catian Eackaag*. Carendalat and Om^.^SU, Nava Orlaana. FISH. Brcfm. 7e pound; i ttoutf •** psuwd: hlu# fl*h- «c ijjuud Am C U 2imT*4mm la 4*r fwand: PWrWa tied me. 80: ImHu'ITS «»ci (Jcacgta .had rgr, *t| baci. Seek. Naw Orlaaaa Fatara Brekara' Ijaariatl Uooalou rottaa Rackaaga. Naw Oi IX*' irlmaa a ad I'hlrago Hoard, of I Cottaa Arnk J.S. BACHE (TCO7aHO*BARTtE^T^FRA^SR* 4*'CAARINATO*. eflIYAT* WIR«» TO AU FOMiTO ATLANTA. GA. C. E. CURRIER. PrtaldanL A. E. THORNTON, Vlea-Praaldant ,H. T. INMAN, Vleo-PraaldanL GEO. R. DONOVAN. Ctthlar. JAMES E FLOYD. Aaaittant.Ctthlar. Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits We Solicit .Your Patronage., $900fi00.00 $600J300.00