Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, March 13, 1907, Image 10
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWB.
lYEDNCgrUT. MABCfl 11 W7.
ENGLISH CABLES
NOT ENCOURAGING
# Sentiment in Liverpool Ap
pears to Have Turned
Bearish.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of tliu Fleecy Staple.
M|N«inl to The Grorglau.
ter x&t"o.$&.wrujk°£
On Jstimoatb*. #01# high
I*r. Him it a ip k»<mI demand. 9 points lower;
middling 6.Q6«J; ssjes M.or»; A inert run 9.400;
sneenlatloir. amt export 1.000; Import! 44,-
000; American 44.000.
SPOT AND FUTURE OFF
New York Shows Sanding
Tendency—Slump Has
Depressing Influence.
New York. .March II.—The corinn mar
ket opened r»uH polufa lower, with selling
by interests at IJverpnol a feature. After
tfce calk the bears made a drive at March
iNWe.. The weather map allowed hl«h tem
penttarea all through the hell, hut low
vfr teBj|ieratiire* were apprnachlnf.
The demorallaatlon In the atnrk market
waa reflected In Increasingly heavy pres
rare of long cptton In the early afteripmii.
The offerlop (mured Into the pit from all
quarter*. The market at 190 p. tu. was
off 30031 points.
' The Idverpool market for futures shows
unexpected weakness on Its opening each
Burning of late. It does not show 11 will
AneM to follow the ndranre* In the
American market that has characterised
. within the last two
three days, since Saturday at the close
prices ahowlug a haw of II to 1ft# point* on
the near month*, while the late mouths are
4# to )°S points lower. The close Wedne*
day waa at declines ranging from 1 to 6
points.
The following Is the ranga In tha sctlvo
m>otbs In Liverpool today
S tarch J
lav Ju
nlv-Au
High. low.
A&.7I
i-Aprtl
June .
July August
October ....
The market for spots shows weakness In
that center for the Ural time In a long
while. Wednesday** quotations liring re
dured 7 points to 6.W, agnltiHt 4.71 Inst Hal
nrday. a decline of 17 (Niliif* In throe days.
A good ImalneMi wa* done Wednesday, spin
•era taking 16,6b) Iwle* at the decline. The
continued heavy nioveuienl. It Is claimed, la
the depressing Influence.
The New York market o|M>ued steady at
f to 4 potnta decline. Alwenee of hull sui>-
port ami some lh|uhlatlnn wa* responsible
for the aaggtiur tendency that develojied I in
Port rcceijits today estimated at 32,000,
against 34.67o laat week and I4JV7 laat year.
The Journal of t'ommerce: ^Wanted hy
bulls; I#m cotton ami more public,**
The New York Com mere Ini: *lt la, said
•was In-fore the census • bureau gin
tiers* report Is Issued."
The Journal of Commerce: "Cotton yarns
are <|ulet and to some extent there arr
sign* of weskneas In rouaeqtirtire of a re
l*trted demoralisation of price* in rhlia
delphla."
l.|vrr|MKil not np to our close. Home aell
lug there on dectlue In snot quotations
The Indifference of the public toward eot
l«n on the present advance baa dishearten
the hulls. The continued heavy move-
mr/it la not taken as a hull argument. We
liellevo the market will not make much
'igrca* upward at present. At the same
line, think It safe to buy on the decline*
turn If May reaches
fialveaton. Tex . wires: "A cotton man
hack from Inspection of the atate aaya
blue fly haa practically destroyed wheat
and oat crop of Texas, and land plowed
ind put In eorn ami cotton, chiefly cotton.
ng t_.
hauled '.’19 cart of Immigrants. No man can
thla year."
all hla buying Is
lug the big short'line put out around
At inf04 he hid 9.70c for 14.000 May.
I'l.nc. he hid t.70c for in.ooo May.
Iluwlpg are 1! 11. lip Inna: Jdarrli 9.16c;
May 9 71c; July 9.71c; Octolier lO.Oie; Jin
ll*.S3c
market lookrA very weak and unset-
round 1 o'clock with talk of demoral-
•ndltlous In the stock markot circle*
mediately after the opening, and ui» to 11
o'dork opening were the highest, decline*
of : to 4 points showing at that hour.
The late cotton market syniiMt lilted with
The late cotton market *yni|Mtthtacd
the decided weukncs* shown III (he Block
K rket to a certain extent. The close waa
•ely steady, net 19023 .pnlnta lower,
practically at the lowest point of the day.
Comparative receipts at all U. H. ports
Net receipts today 24.M2
Same day laat year 14.J9#
Increase M06
Total receipts for fonr day* 132.173
Same day* last year J4.7j»
Increase 59.161
Total receipts since Kept. 1 1.M.MI
Same time laat year 6.40.708
Increase .*.149,439
Estimated receipts tomorrow
1907. 1W8
New Orleans T.onoto l.5dft 4.9»>
Galveston H.0TO to 11.000 1.472
Houston 9.000 to UkUN :.jr
Movement at Atlanta:
Recelpta today
Marne day last
Increase
year..
I»eller If only temporarily,
big sidling orders coining In. Will
nk till* afternoon unless hull crowd
siip|Nirt It. McIntyre hss nlmut got all hla
Mny. Lurks ns 1 hough market will have a
sharp break
New Orleans. March II.—Ilayward, Vick
A Clark: IJverpool disappointing. Futures
unchanged to 1 up. against 34t4 higher due.
Hpots < lower. Look* as If the other aide
waa pretty easy almut supplies. Had
weather alone eati cause bullish enterprise.
Movement t«M» heavy: people get diasp-
pointed; think there will lie further weak
ness; uoea not look good.
Liverpool buytra say their houses even
refuse to give quoin lion*, hrmand full for
the amount. ,
After 20 iMiluta decline there la uaually a
little renctlon of 6 or 4 points, but the sit
uation In actual cotton Is not encouraging
and bad weather alone could prevent n fur
ther decline III bear future.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
Mr. UrtiTa lwnl)4<>
yrart* up.rl.DM of ad-
1 tinc m«rk.l. In Atlanta
ud th. Booth humid,
hint a racotoltad tu-
Uwtily Id Ma apadalty
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
KdMBOP STOCK.
Aa.rlrao Sudor RIf. . ... .
tUICOHI
Anwrlna loeNHOt.
4k preferred ,••»•••*«
Am. femsltlng lUf.
do. preferred . . ..
Atchison ......
A»JS«T& r .?n otv:
Hifltimor.^ > A > oDio.::
Sssasa :
fhlrtfo «.d North Wo.
OuptU, k Ohio . .
Colorado ro.l A Iron.
Central Lratb.r ....
do. prrfrrrM
8fiRV°yk , V.: ;.*.*.:
IMtnn A Hud mo
fMitlllcr*. Etcurli
BH. .
■SWBV: I!::!
w jffUfjaa*:
Mass aa? 1 . •.
SAMBOS SThCB.
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NEW YORK.
The following la the rang* In cotton fu-
tnrea In New York today:
klarch
April.
May..
June..
JlllV..
Aug. .*
SS!::::
!>«■
4 I»
= 12 Jja
».M| » .V>
9.m 9.73
9.9M 9.42
W.12I 9.47 1
to ?vin(K
TSJT
9.63 63
9.43-43
9.«47
9.10
9.71-74
t.n-w
9.97.94
Closed I mi rely ateud)
W.2)!l00C;|O.O2 10.04^7
tS
TWZ
9.71-73
9.4340
9.«-47
9.91 A3
9.16-97
9.99411
in.20 31
10.24-29
LIVERPOOL.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
ROOK- Active. 1«c.
LIVE IlM'l.TRY—Hen* active. 40 cent!
each; chicken* active. |6o_ each; duck*.
Fokin. 96c each; pnddlo. Mtle each; geooq,
full feathered, 46c each; turkrya active
tfRlCMKD POULTRY—Gores, undraw*,
active. t*QlP4fi poond; turkey*. **draw*
active. 14017c pound; frlea, active. Hike
pound: bens. 11c pound.
I'ltonrCK - Idird. 10r* pound; home,
active 16c |>mipd^ shoulder* ^ active, “
laat year
Itecteese
Slock on hand today,.
Same day laet yetu*.
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
New York, steady: mil
New Orleans, steady: t
Houston, dull; middling 11716c.
Memphis, quiet; middling WV.
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table, ahowa receipt* at the
New Orleans. . . .
Galveston
Mobile
Havannah
Charleston. ....
Wllmlngtou. . . .
Norfolk
Boston
Philadelphia. . . .
Brunswick
Various
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The following table ahowa receipts at tbs
towns today, compared with the same day
laet year:
pound: oldet active. 10c pound; batter. *w
(he. l64ttlHc pound: tieeswax active. »r
pound; honey, bright, active. Sc pouhdt
Slay - , 5pf^’Yr* P £53^ w£il:*iJSs ssa» •*.«»«■ «*,«» »<•«- ..r««.
is 1.1.1, pma B-oo; .tuck, «i.;K iir:.™,*
... .. aB _ . uu, Tl... I ..... I!.,.., ,
NOTES ON GRAIty.
Pointer! on Proviaioni.
_ ur .. .
be lute spent the winter:
wnei
L. J. Pried
Europe, where
__ ... The Brat thing
1 did when 1 landed In New York last
week, aald he. "wna to wire buying orders
for wheat to t'blrago. 1 lielteve the chance*
aland Iwtter for a 60c advance than for
a 6e decllue In the price. lni|M>rtivnt dla-
trlcl* In Germany. Austria ami southwest
ern Russia were unprotected by anow dur
ing periods when the temperature waa 39
to 40 degrees lie low xero. the coldest -went h
ars. If
Europeans are alow to comprehend tho alt
uatlon. If almltar eondlthwa prevnlle<l In
this country the wheat markets would all
lie iMillltig. There will Ih> an awakening
some day, and 1 want to lie In liefore It
atnrta."
More hug reports from Oklahoma, along
with the sample of wheat on which the
Insects were feeding, raine through yester
day to laign 11 Bryan and Bartlett Frasier.
GAME—Qnxll
skssuS??! 5 *
na'Kiraa.'sSi
put*, dressed, active, lit
five, arttve, lc pound.
Following Is the opening range and clone,
compared with feoterday:
Futures opened steady.
Opening Previous
Rang*. S p. m. Close. Close.
March 5.74 -5.71 6.72 6.64 6.73
March April .5.71 -6.73H 6.71V* 5.44 “
April Mny ...5.72 6.71 5.48
Mny Jane ....6.72 6.71# 5.68
JuueJnly . ..6.72 5.71V4 6.71# 6.67#
Julv-Abgust .6.71 -5.70# 6.70 6.47
Ailg.*Hept. ..S.6M 6 48 5.46
Hept.-Oct- 5.64 4.03# 6.06 5.64 • 6.
Oct.-Nov. 6.41 5.40# 5—
N..v. !»ec. ..5.64 A.« 6 43 6.60 5.61#
1 Km*. Jan. ...r.,63#-5.«2 5.62 6.60 6.61#
•Liossd steady. ■ •
1.72#
1.71#
1.71
IS
NEW ORLEANS.
,# * ol,#o
MOVEMENT HEAVY
IN THE NORTHWEST
Opened Wheat a Fraction
Lower—Declines Shown
in Corn and Oats.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
No. 2 yellow. 64e: mixed/ 67o; Tennessee
white. 68c: cracked corn, per hush el. 70r.
Hull*. tll.6»
OATH-Choice white ellptNNl, 6A*: No. '.
white. 6m*; No. 2 mixed. Me; Texas mat
groof, 60c; Golden <»a«s. 63c; Burt, 76c: Blue,
MR Air- Plain, per 46j*»»und sacks. 48c:
plain. 4H pouud sacks. 69c; ptalu, 24-pound
sacks. 70s: germ. $1.35
JVfflS'SSSr^Yfl. .ST'S.'SFi
hale*. 1.35: do. No. 2 third bales. 1.20; No
1 rioter mixed. $1.30; choice prairie, $1; her-
^iHO&TH-Pbolet whits $l.»; Texaa whltt
$1.40; fncy. «t-|>ound. $135; brown. kafltiR)
CIlirKRN FRRD-Ptfty-Ponnd aacka. 9te;
Purina chick fee»l. $1.90; Victor feed. $1.33;
Banner feed $1.M-
PROVI8ION8.
PMOVIHIONH -Hunreroe hama. U#c; t'aiv
fund* hams, ll.on- dry salt extra rll»s. 9 75:
InMIles. 3.nr. iNtunds. $0*1; tint Imcks. 8 35;
plates, R.65: Hupreme. lard, looi#. I’urlly
ipind. IV
rUPITH- Lemons, fancy Meaaenn. $4 nom
4 25 Hannons per bunch. CUlla. active, Well
BfijjtSClftftrratel^R.. jsssKTias
Houston.
Ida Block, per crate. $2 M Granges. Florida
ttuci. owlug to ala# and condition on *p
rival, p«*r Ian. $2.hnif3.5i». Apples, chobv.
->n iCtU. ttBeiM; u.1»i K.*
•rh .1.1. ipflM. wlDt.r T.rt.tfw, ehdra.
Pi
letnphl
It. Lou
ClttHnnstl.
,»r lairrel. Ei26411 M; B fancy. «i76<94 0n.
Grapes, New York mate. In 6 pound bai
Poncorda, 204$22#c. I'm ah#riles, fancy
andVolor. per box. ll.SAffl.h. time*. Flor
ida stock, per hundred. 11.00. Nuta. fancr
mlxad. In boxes, mer sack of 100. »ctlvs s
$4 60 sack. Pssnnts In sec* •••raxltrg 14
nounda each, swing Is gras*, per pound
vewjETART.ICR—Beets, esuosge crates. •#>
five. $lft> crate; csblMge. atandanl crat«»s.
(murnl; cabbage. Iiarrela, Jc (MMtnd
DEMAND 18 BROADENINO
FOR LOW GRADE COTTON.
ir Orleans. ...
©crat asya: "Yeatvnlay'a market was only
* demonstration of ibe nbvtona for the l«en-
eflt of the oversealoua but absent minded
fHend of the staple. Of late. Itoor trader*
generally hare pinned non- or less faith
to the promised active bullish support, but
the fact that the spot month optbui has
not only twen left to Its own fate. but. lu
many Instances, has actually been depress
ed by the attitude of tlmbl longs has
cooled th** ardor. Meanwhile, the tide
widened the difference between the grades
“ ‘ XiethTl
of Spot*, which proves that something la
radically wrong fu the local market, hut
Since neither the prodmer nor the consumer
«f raw cotnnp seem# to be anmoed or ma
terially luomveulettred by current Inconals
tenete*. holders of the ataple have a«*qulpsl
the haMt of artrtbntlng moat of the mm
bis to the new and complex conditions that
hare developed daring recent mouths. The
Meat la the shell la thtta: The msu who
owns spot cotton ranging between tirades
the mills are using may. In short order.
Slid an order for IT at satisfactory prices
In thla connection, the following tele
cram from Vicksburg Is, slgnlfl. snt. show
lag. ns It don* a broadening demand for
law grade cation: "Fifteen hundred Imies
af low grado bandars sold hero for i srolin.«
MlOo daring past two day*, large per cent
of one stock wltt be sblpi^l out: *s s«ji
as possible: full price* paid."—Ilaywsrd.
„ .. stge. _
egg pisnt Retire. $2.50 ernte^ cucumbers 91
i-rstc; tomato
i*otstm*s, new cron. $1Afln per barrel; ouh
drv. active. $1.16 nushel Irish iHttatoes.
tlve. No 1 . >>||96e bushel cclerv. fan
_ . fancy.
TMBVn* Imtich: peppers active. $3.itt crate,
okra, six Iwiskcts smnll. $3.0>> crate: canll-
flawer active. IBlfc* pound: lettuce, beaded.
9(58 drum; sweet potatoes. yello~
XITe, I1A UH.Mri,
rwtsbngs turnl|*a. l#c.
quart.
BUG A It—Manila rd gntnuista«1 $106.
balk
I. to,. o» b.rr»lk lie; *ra.», U#Ur.
ilmlM liMnlll. M ettr: Hn. 1 ralM
S lit. n.« raw. Mrk «rln. W-pound t.r,
« o,M»ra. toll w*Kk>. U.0J raw; II.Yu
nrl.hl, II M raw Kv.nornlr.! m|.|*ii..i
pomnl IVDIW.r 11c. ft»klr-
raw k^ mWio. » raw
U.B raw. Coco.. *Jc; cbocol.l.,
oou..1 Hra. J»c. Ro.il_bwr. £« raw.
Coraod J.'wf. Jie = “
» Me.
applies. TVe
dMki
Brap. Ncw Onraw, Ac alloV; cora, Ml
C lio.; Cull. % cillo,; liorgtn ran Mr.
II. ibo poowl Mr. All* (mw 11.1k. BoJt
rrackrn. kite |»,.!; I.wo. THc; o„iw lc.
Borfrl raoa,. |»r imuod. »c; wlinl. pot
pound. Mtc. Tuni.ton, liwuml. ILM row;
MRS. E.B. PEEK,
mfSS&WMBbm
Chicago. March 13.—Pressure of prof.
It taking sales In ail pits was too great
for the bulls to withstand and Anal
prices were at material recessions.
Trade was active and there were plen
ty of bullish crop advices. Wheat
dosed with losses of 1-4 to lc lower.
Corn at the finish waa 1-801-4C lower
to S-801-2C off. Oats 1-2 to lc lower.
Provlalons wer# heavy and there waa a
continuation of liquidation. Final qgo-i
rations for products were 10 to 12 l-2c!
. spntched *to tin* fields l*ri*er for (>ork and 10c lower for title,
of Oklahoma Friday, sent the following f A4W *
— — a
rcstcnlsy: "Itrove 40 miles today through
l*est wheat territory In Oklahntfm. Found
? reen hug In ncnrly every field examined
r«M “ ‘
WiMsb'fM'k thinks they ad
Texaa.
undoubtedly some damage, not
area seen yet. Imt Oklahoma all
Amarillo. Tex., wired
The Mtlllwater ......
wired Parker Grain ('otupany. of Kansas
Pity, ns follows: "Wheat turning yellow."
ItniH'iN'k Bros, wired: "This wheat I wing
badly damaged by green bug." Enbl Grain
Pntnpnny wires: "Quite big ware here
The weather Is favorable for their work
Ing. aa It la damp and rainy '
I n» l« IM UK III It raw. .ra.raj .
Nothing new from Oklahoma." wired
Plemeut. titrtls A Po.'s Knusns Pity man
"tlreea bugs an* there, but Iwlleve chance*
against serious damage. T«qqdng. sec
... Mbui mu.,,. 1 * .... .. ...
retary Oklahomn Millers AMusiatlo... ...
slats that there has been no damage nml
not likely to t»e. Kniisns conditions gen
entity very favorable."
Edward O. tleemnn received the follow
Ing from Plano, Tex : "Any reports you
may have with reference to green bugs
lu Texas are not exaggerated It Is mv
opinion that not a bushel of wheat or oats
> and the Indian
New York. March IS.—J. H. Rache A
There waa heavy nelllng of cot
ton right from the atari thla morning,
ring trailers and housea with Liverpool
sources and the market waa very ac
tive and* unsettled. There,waa some
short covering on a seals down, but this
did not stay the decline. The large lots
traded In gave rise to rumors regarding
the hull position of some tdg leaders.
In fuel, the continued big recelpta la
telling i*n prices, and we think will
have its effect until the long looked for
drop In receipt* materialises. We be
lieve the market will sell lower tem
porarily.
NORTHWE8T CARS.
NAVAL STORES.
Local cash sales were 25.000 wheat.
105.000 corn and 200.000 bushels oats.
Primary receipts of wheat today were
506.000 bushels, compared with 450.000
bushelg a year ago.
Corn arrivals were 907,000 bushels,
against 329.000 last year.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago grain and provisions quotations
for today follow:
Open. High. Low. Close.
THE WEATHER REPORT
STATE FORECASTS.
Georgia—Rain and colder tonight In north
portion; Thursday rain and colder.
Houth PatoUua-ltaln tonight; Thursday
rain and colder.
Alaliaiun—Hhawera tonight; colder In the
north portion; Thursday showers and colder.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
:»o*
north
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
(From tiayward, Vick A .Clark.)
*)>«l«l 10 Tb. UnrrUD. 1,
Now York. March II.—J. fl. Bach.
S'Co. i: Londoh market moatly Mow
parity. Conaol. are Weak. Mexican
Centra: aironc.
While the money market la In kuch
poor condition no auatalnod upward
movement can be maintained. Six per
cant and romn\laelon waa paid yeater.
day for time money.
Balee on bulkee would V the matt
coneormtive policy at preeent.
London market ehowe averace xalna
and tha tone Ip better'for Americano.
Tho departure of Mr.-Morgan far Eu
rope and an artlcla In thla mornlnx'a
Bun quoting a member of the Int.ratato
commerce commleejon tad outlining a
conaorvallve attitude of that body to
ward corporation* certainly glyea noma
aaaurancc to the American and Euro
pean Inveotora.
The money market will probably be
tho feature for (he next week. We will
probably have higher rate..
London market damorallaad.
Thla money market eeeme to bo
growing wnrae, and thinga are vary un-
aettled. Htrongly advlae people to get
out of thle market until thlngf look
brighter In the money market.- Don't
know that wa would can to jump In
thla markat and aell ehort, but would
advlae aelllng out long atocka.
New York Hnnnrlal llurrau: L'oloo Fa-
rlllr utay be bought on m-raalon. around
U7. the .upport I,-around ISA
Hrofeuetoaala an- aelllng fulled State.
> talk of raisin, tbe dividend I, prema-
Am. tea mated I, Mid .round 107.
Hmeltlng run, Into a good deal of atoek
above IX
Talk of railing AtrblaoD I. beard, hut
doubted by on.
Brooklyn Rapid Tran.II la rhecked around,
IM to
era It* to IM.
Reporia or tbe granger! being liquidated,
klleaonrl I'arlflc may go to 7B. New York
reotral llralta are H9 to U.-; 1‘ennayivaobi
174 to 177; Heading meeta atoek at IX, hot
•uiHHtrted at 13.
Bull tlpa are. noted on the apeelalllea.
", Itnlilter, .Mealenu fenlral, Anacon-
lllaeult, Hubltec Xealenu
da .nvl Weaaed Bteel.
We egpeet the market to
Town Topt . ... ... .
Iieek and nil around preaeut l.vela until
and erop alloallona develop
MONEY MARKET IS
POOH CONDITION
Higher Rates -Are Expc tcd
in the Near Fu
ture.
STOCK PRICES WEAR
London and New York Mar-
kets Demoralized—.Slumps
Were Very Sensational.
New York. March tl.—The „|„j.
face of the financial aun war nbruMi.
changed today by the new. „ i,?,*
came In from Europe. That the ..v, r
•peculation In Induatrlala aecurin., >„
Heflin haa contained poaalhltlu •« J
poaelblliii
•erloua dlaturbance KCa long be<,,
ognlzed. It had not couaied. h-.«. vrr
among the dangera of the flnam lai
•Ulon until yraterday when the i, r ,ak
In Oerman government aacurliieH i^..
gan to attract eertou. notice. Thu
followed on the Berlin Bourne t->.lay by
_ he r ,
clparly. Mcantlinp, hnwror, tberv ar»
forces at work which ahouhl lend to *ra«l
ual Improvement In the *llt-s«lced Isaaea
that have suffered ao materially -and are
soiling on aueh a lias!* aa to encourage nc
tual Investment absorption.
Tbe conference Mr. Ilorxxn bn* arranged
la expected to develop some result
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
rhlcago. March 11.—Hogs— Recelpta
“ Market wrokjo^5c lower; H|ht,jl7>jj|
97#; iiiIx.nI $6.75416.96; heavy $6
ougli 96.60G6.75: pigs $6.10474.80;
lS7#tt6.92#; good to choice heavy
Market ateady;
r7.»; goo. I prims steers 96.45
«•.«». i»»> tu medium $4.1505.40; Stockers
and feeder* S3.804J&.
Hhee|b—Beoeljits 16,000. Market atrnng;
natives 944M.10; western $(4f6.10: yearlings
$5.80G6.75; lambs 9607-90; western MOV7JO.
morning at Boston. New York. Osw
tered lu Hnutb Hakota and tbe other on
the south Atlantic eo6st. A third ares of
high barometer covers the Pacific coast
rue influence or thla high la felt
ovtathe Horkv Mountain region, i
Ur t|e general fall In temperature i
jple^ Ka*5 of the Rorfclea eloudli
SPOT YARNS ARE HIGH;
BUSINESS IN 8MALL LOT8.
The New York C’ommerrinf? ^The princi
pal bualness iMssing In the cotton yarn
mftrkot at (he present lime seem* to he
Tor small lota of spot yarns. Wherever
these art found, high prices are paid for
tbe same, nnd weavers show a decided de
sire to outbid each-other In securing all
available spot aupptlea. For nearby
‘— spinners "
lure dettverics
bolding tbelr
Ilf
7lie conditions favor partly cloudy weath<
cr In thla section tonight and Thursday.
Minimum and Maximum T*mp*raturas
and Rainfall.
Observalions uken at 6 a. rn..*76tb marl*
dlan time.
ST:::: &
Tuiis- _
July4H#
^TH-^
Hej.t 32S
OIIK -
14.10
78#
79#
R
Pit*
79#
47#
MS
MS
&
MS
MS
St
US
*'S
MS
X7H
XI
Si
14.27# 16.30 14.10
July... 9.3i
lent.. 9.40
HlhKH—
9.10
9.15
9 25
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat-Opened quiet S higher; at 1:30
• in.. # higher; closed unchanged to #
ilgher.
4*orn-Opened quiet # higher; at 1:31 p.
n.. iiiniinuged to # higher; closed nil
iinngeil lo # higher.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
and eatlmxted riveipta for tomorrow are aa
'“‘wa:
TPdav. Tin
rannab. March 11-Tarpenllne firm
7*hc: sale* 7; rec«dnta lb): shipment* 14u..
Rosin firtn: sales 464; receipts ship
ments 6D7; Stock 63.314.
Quote A II «* l» $4 35; E $4 30; F 61.26:1 .
G *4 «•>; II $4 65: I $4 65; K $6.80; M $S •>: f V
41 94.6*;
N $5-75; -wludi
* PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
COTTON AND STOCK
... every facility for the exe
cution of marginal orders oo ■ cominis
Oar treatment of customers Is at all
times courteous, and enters are exe-
cuteil and reported promptly.
Il'a arallaal t
those Intervsled.
Clark Goodman & Co.
20 Bread Btraat, New York.
glass $61o. wal<
Bismarck.
Boston
Buffalo. . . .
Charleston. . .
Charlotte. . . ,
Chicago . . .
Cincinnati. . .
Corpus Christ!
Itavenport. . .
\VKU ,T ::
Fort fimlth. .
Galreaton. . .
Havre. . . .
Ilnron
Jacksonville. .
Jupiter. . . .
Kansas city.
Key West.
Knoxville. . . .
Lander
1.o* Angeles. . . .
Macon
Memphis
Meridian. . . .
CltT. • • •
Mobile
Montgomery.
Nashville. . .
•New Orlenus.
New York. .
Norfolk . . .
North I'lntte.
Omaha . . .
I'M lest Inc . .
rittsbiirg. . .
Itorttand. 3Me.
Port laud. Ore.
Rapid City. .
nets pro- are bAMIaff
ed a most conservative policy In the placing
of order*. Many aplunlug plants, especially
In the ftoatk. are now In a position. It Is
stated, where they find It Impoastlde to ac
cept now business for delivery prior to
July. Thla la nartlcnlarly true with regards
to fine weaving cotinU. although at tbe
same time tbe hosiery counts are also well
altunted.
Bayers claim that they see no reason
to |*ny the present high prices demanded
for deliveries which can not be made lie-
fore next /July, and that In the • mean*
time the market tuay decline and aff«»rd
them an opportunity of filling In what sup
plies they need. The most pressing re
quirement* ruu front now an to the end of
April as weavers have not I teen aide to
cover their wauls entirely for that period.
In the hosiery yarn market tbe demand
la steady for small lota of spot yarns.
.(to
extreme demorallaatlon. amounting R i.
moat to * panic. The reaction wax
felt in London In only leas severe d?.
tree, and dutinff the early h»un* >f
business here there waa a tremendous
outpour df securities of all rank- and
classes for both home and foreign ac-
count. This liquidation convened 4t
first chiefly upon the Hill atmkH and
Union Pacific, and with the course if
the forenoon the break In th**«.-
were more violent than anything Hit-
nessed on the exchange this year.
Other atocka which at the outset' had
been comparatively ateady. xver** final-
ly swept away by the Irresistible tids
of liquidation In thoea stocks and n*«
low records were made for the greater
part oY the share list.
Money and Exehange.
New York. March 13.—Money <*n call
44715; opened and dosed at 4.
Posted rates: Sterling exchange
i in
bankers' bills at 94.84 04.8410 for de
mand and 34.7975 for 60 day hill*
Bor silver 68 3-8c. London bar *1
ver weak l-8d decline, at 31 ll-UU.
Mexican dollars 62 3-4c.
Government bonds unchanged.
Railroad bonds weak and lower.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Anaconda
Atchison
do, preferred
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
rhlcago and Great Western.
Canadian Pacific
Erie
do, preferred
Illinois, Central
Kansas and Texas .
do. preferred
* life i * ~-
Loulsvllfe and Nashville
Mexican Central, prof
Norfolk and Western
New York t'entral
Ontario and Western ....
FennayIranis t..
Philadelphia and Reading
Itock Island
Houthcrn Railway, prof.
Houthern Pacific ...
Ht. Paul
Union Pacific
United Htatca Hteel
do. preferred ..v
Wabaah. preferred
MVtdS
144 144','IUH
JI56S.U4S
Ht. IaiuIs
Nt. Paul . .
Kan Frauds*
Havannah. .
HiMtknue. . .
Tampa. . . .
Taylor . . ,
Thomaavllle.
Vicksburg.
Vicksburg in
Washington 42 I I
Wilmington I 54 <
j: siTATtm?Br
Section
THE METAL MARKET.
New York. March 13.~lVillneaa prevailed
ht the local metal market today.
Tin wa* up #e for Heptember and near
Others unchanged.
THE 8UQAR MARKET.
lAindnn lieeta steady
tdv and
: March i
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Etupln Building. Bell Phone, Mmin&S.
‘ ATLANTA. GEORGIA. . y
The following figures give the primary
•otetnetit *4 wheat* and corn:
Wheat - Receipt* tmlny bnabets.
against 4.W.a»i bnshels last year: «hli*-
incut* 24l.'»w bnahcls. agalusl lU.mi bush
el* Inst year.
forn-lle«dnt« ttslax 9f*7.tKk» bushela,
aralusl Imsbels last year, shite
5M.0X) lotshrly against .M.-
0»» ImslMis Inst 5ear.
I pound $271 Navy beans. $2; Umi beaaa
6 . Beat matches, per groas. 3146. Mata-
r»al. *#07c per Mamf Hardlnea, mag.
t .rd. rose Potash. S3.A693.M hm,
I eanut j. T#^ Itopo, 4-ply cut tow Ur. Haag,
Jap. 64i6#c; h. «d. 6||c: fancy bead
—-j.— •- »b«. fraOe.
fall ctc-bi dairy, M#r*
t.SLTt poaaid: bin* flib.’k>«a4;
'ZS-SSiKSssS
•fat) «w«ta rra. 7k; k«t. Sc rnkT
L M. F.lrahifa.
L H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
E. i. White
NEW^OR LEANS.
2 . TuV^SVuCOTtSW^.Sc^N^-*-
... Hplnners exprfaa
the liellef that values will lie still higher as
the summer month* approach, nnd that
knitters are making a mistake not to cover
their requirement* at the present flute
when tbe opportunity Is afforded.
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
•'offee mar-
Followlni
Ing quotation* of tbe New
ket today:
Opening. Closing.
March 45 «46# 46#«4#
April 44 644
May 43#G44
July
Heptenilier
Octolter
4 *Iomm| quiet but firm.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York. Marrti 13.—Coffee cabb*
Havre. 10 a.*m.—Market Itaroly at* «
< iiuticcd;
noon, advanced # franc;
Ilapbnrg. 10 a. u>.. tuarBet un< li
sales lt,«to: Bin Np. 7. 4.507 cgrhnns
receipts 13.006;'Bblnnletfis to United
1.000; Karo(>e 1,000; atoek iW.Oto; iu..i»-*
quiet. i •
Han tor receipts 42.000; *tocW2.*S5.-»'" mar
ket weak; No. 7 standard Qfitilo* rd:* 1
Han Panin' receipts 33,3000, Jnndl-thj* re
ceipt a 30.000.
Cqeored from Rio, Mnrel 44.0i |fl : dcarfl
from Santos. March 12. C.Bto.
Hally weather: "Campinas fin. ; *»•»
Carlo* cloudy: Jahn rain; III Memo. I rent,
Han Mnnocl fine."
The following figuNra gtve the
range and eloaa or the >«tv \ork coles
market for today'.
Opening
January
Uebt
Rai'Cc
.. ,,4.00-6.1
.. .,6.00 4
.1»A,.*>»
;.6.»«.:p»
. .6.364.6 •
.,6.004.1••
..5.95
April
May
June '. ..
July
An gnat
Heptenilier .. ..
October
Novemlier
heeeinlN>r 6.on A. b
CIihmsI steady; tales 10.710 bag*
,,6,014.1"
A CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
Sis,000.00 FOR Sio,OOO.OO.
. . . ICE AND LAUNDRY PLANT,
situated lit Western North Carolina, ran be Isnight at a Itargaln. Tl
r 1 "** rP^Nt6o«. nnd will pay 25-|*er «*ent «*u pel Investment
■.*“ ,M * * • dally amt ?very pound rut
ICE PLANT baa ap mitput of 6 to 3 lo
Is «*<ini|*pe4t with latest i
week
and will turn out $!..V
PLANT haa to run night nml day lu summer lo meet the demands.
DISTILLED WATER
to *'** "“J «npply laundry. AlsHdutely no coat.
... . , acciHini of age and bcaph. For |»nr«L
[ A. McCORD. Mce-President
Aratauat Ciihl-r
Third National Bank
Capital - - - $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
r5N bAfiuAS.
?Mir*
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS. SONDS. COFFEE. ORAIN AND PROVISIONS.
: C.rsnd.t.t end Qravl.r Ste, Nm OrittM.
MEMBERS:
i Cotton Rirgaigm.
Now Orlrag, I
N.n York Cottoo Ktrtau*.
(i.ltnto. Cotton rtrlu.ra.
UMMan Cmim hHiu|t.
urirai
I Sew Ortrau and i
I NOW York iNMfraJ
A.W SACHE S^CoJaND* a * RTuKT^BAfl’ER li*' CARRINSTON.
, PRIVATE WIRES TO AL9vP0INTt,
York. Benton. Chlcige. Wuhlngton.
Battlmoro. Atlanta. Ntw Orlaano. San PranelMo.
Phlladfipt'A
London.
The American Audit Company
- ' 100 Broadway, Ntw York City.
F. W. LAFRE\TZ. C. P. A, Proo. a E. MANWARINC. Vic.
THEO COCHEU. Jr, Socrot.ry.
Tho American Audit Company, chartered under tho Uwt of Nc- V3 f5
fa ompowerod to oxamlno tha affair, of.’and make report, upon tbr
elal condition of print* and public concern* for directsra. offlccra nr.l t«>
.2. Tb * Pccpcratlon and loatalllac of intemi a apeclalty -
ATLANTA BRANCH. ISISISIUSlMflS FOURTH NArL BANK L:.«l
0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manager.
Tel..hone, Main S71 Cabta AddrM% AmdIL Ntw
Yorifi
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