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Th£ SlaNTA GEORGIAN AND NEWb.
COHON OPENED
FIRMJNO ACTIVE
Lute Cables Were Finn and
Higher and of Favora
ble Effect.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of llic FJeecy Staple.
=£=
Pill DAT, MAftCt! 16. Wt.
Hp*f|nl !«• Tin* Gfurglau
■ From Hayward. Y'bk A t'hirk.i ,
New Wfc. Man h 16.-4. M. finch** A Ft
l.iwr|MM>l was dm* 24 to 4 iuwr; *»|*e*n*»d 3
III 4 lower At 12:15 |i. Ui. *|ulrt liut nieedy.
net lo 24 haver. Himta In tfnml demand lit
| mi ii I a higher; middling. Cold. an I*** 1",iijw,
American !•.'«•». *p*-culnli"ii mill export, I,-
*»*. iiii|H.ru U.'M', lii« ImlliiK Anierl-
STOCKS LOOKING FI*
May Feature on What Was
Stiid To He Spot I n-
terest Iluving.
Inn It* |m>|i|uii. If nut adding lo l»» hold-
ii»a». .lift Iio-I'iit M'llrra of Ihnl option were
Ini'iftii'il lo oner
A 1»m»|it mmi iueiil tlmii n*i*l«*l|*«»•**! by
tin* Inilln rt *tt1< t* mi inlwiiii’i* t/ii tlii' oth^r
lioml. i In- idt: i-oil an in fit loti n u< I uncertain
lli » of planting m-Jmin elit«ka selling.
I*«-r» i••ii , I|»ia cutliiuttoil earl* sat 2*/»»t.
.iirnlni* 31.2*2 Inal week iiidI 31 5.1.' In at year
Tin- I !• in M»i*r|mol ciiliti* report*! n
fllM tier nihil nee of 4 to 1 |ml III III future*
Liverpool came at ulmiil purlt\ _ with
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Uniyi nmir-tr*
run' npartun of *4-
Ittnj Bjarktts lo Attaata
tod Ibo aouik ku mod*
him a ncofnltvd au-
Iborltj lo kla apeelaltr.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
i loin*. 1*1
• •f the |innle
i lii-M reiniirknl'h
the
New York. Mm. h 15 The cotton n
•|H-M.-.| tinner niitl i|illte nrlhi- Ml .
▼ mil t of | lo 5* |M.litis Tile feature H'
•eriitinila11 Mu). premium I'D hi
Infen-Iii- Following call May emo-d' from
• 73 to S*.71. hut the uimkei gate no cvl
deuce of weakening iiidI It ▼»» «|«llte freely
admitted that May would m il sIn.h- July.
i Hunk i-ottoii will work higher i<niiiy If there
< Id ittiT tendency to rally the ■!<•( k market.
I Spot* lire higher lii ltlrer|M)*d nipi In g«***d
i ilelliltlld.
*1 liiii 1-otton wall I nr to hear whether the
i Wall afreet I'lenring Idmid.. ..-tt lenient*. at 11
1 o'clock go ihroiigli without trouble. If
i n r*thing U all right there kPhY* and on!
Ill hot It do I miter* mid If rot ton ^et*
tin- ’ 11 higher tvoiihl mdl it
Fut lire a In IJdtim
rlth the «low In V
hut aa on tli*’ day prevb
Strength wna displayed hit.
In that «enter wna tlrni nt
14 to 4 (Miluta
The following la the raftae In the active
■unthi In I.herjHHd ‘
-|mni| wen- nhont Iti line
<-«inaldenihh
and tin* clone
n toll mice of
March April
**-4
lllgh I ow
Octtdier NoiemlM-i . .5 56
Mpota were lignin In good
••hits higher for mbhllliig at
• favorably nf
n In l.hei|»oid
- bclllg 4 !<■ I*
iilning |M.ln|«
* l |.oln»« and
iml
l»»' huh
In New York futurea
feete*l hy the atreligth ah*'
after the o|tenltig. fitst |>H
imliitN higher. March Intel
additional. May a |M>inU, .1'
tic toiler 7 (Milnta At 11 •
wn* ateadv. hut at alight te. *«d"ii» from
the high |Hi|nt Tie* ahaip linpr.o•-nn-nt In
the stock market win a ct liiiulnf lug Intln
Futurea In tie* New 1*ok market < lo«.-<
•tendv net :» I.* I.' poinLa higher. •-otu|Mr***l
with Thuradav ■ filial**
For the week, meordlug to hii|M-rlnteiid
eilt Ktflg. 256.2**4. agaluaf l.tat Week,
255.764 hid) tear niel .’12.20 year hefore Inal.
For the aertaoll ll/dlk'.'. Against
laat jeat mid H.’.’H.Wt In P.*C
Weekly Interim movement
1*ai7 It* a; It# C.
|f«ce|fv!« to low lid .131.4**.’ Ii4,!**.l l.'4>HTi
Shipment * 14J.V.I '.MV ’H..*75
New Orlemia. Mnrih 15.—Hayward. Yhk
A i lurk: l.lver|HHi| about aa due. Futurea
J to 3 lower: atmta 3 higher.
Autleliintloii fir (i lletter atoek market and
of a Imllldh v laltde tonight tuny advance tin
market a few poluta However, tin* allun■
Hon Is not ed|tec|nlly encouraging
More doing t«alny In M|M.ta Some Imiklug
around, and reported oolite aah-a 1 16 blglu
on gocl lidta.
Iiidlglit for the week |Mdtltii to lie!ween
:4*.<a»* and 25k.«a»i
New tttlemia. March 15 -Sltuntlon In cot
• u ti fov ora hie. the onlv htilllab jwieal
.It preaeiit lielly
^*>11.1111
ib-mhU- oof foil .
nlpulafe and liolil the market, hut ll looks
nil the »ame.
9VJ 410 7>..t*.’ 767.604
*’otll|vjr-l*lve r»*e*T|i!a
Met receipts hsliy ...
Mine ml.. Iaa| year
Increase
Total ree**lpta for the
Same Week la at yciii
IticrcfiM*
K*tltiinted lecelptt toiimriovv ^
New Orleans
4 Ulv eaten
Houston
Movement at Atlanta.
Ilecrlpta |o*lay
Same day Inal year
Increase
Shipment * today
Saute day laat year
Same day last year..
T.taw* to a.uOl
7.WO to ».{*••
. i.iwu to «.•**)
- 14.**a>
.. 5.1WI
.. h.135
+^-*P0T COTTON MARKET.
' ldret-iMMd. ateivlv-i-nilddllllgiupiiuids li <i3d.
Atlautn. ateuily . ‘ Ullddllltg lie.
York, steady; tiihhll
Or lea its. firm; mlddlli
plila. steady . lutddllu,
oniveatoti. uulet; middling u-**.
t Norfolk, dull; middling ll‘4c
llotiaton Steady; inlddllng 11 1 »*•
*_ Savannah, steady; tulddllng 1<>4'
YYIliiilngtoii. ntendr; middling lu‘*c.
Rgltlnmis-. nominal, middling
Boston, steady; middling 11.’.ik.
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS.
• The following table shows receipts at th#
C irts todaj, compared with the same day
■( year:
* New Orleans.
• iSalveston. .
Mobile . . . ,
Savannah. . .
t’hnrleston. . .
Wilmington. .
New York. .
|toa ton .
Philadelphia.
Jaekaonv llle
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
rtlCS Active. 10c
I IVF. FOt'l.TItY llena active. 42 rent!
••in h; chh'keiia active, 35c each: ducks.
Pekin. 35c each; puddle. SkOtOc each; geeae.
f'lll fenthere*!, 6T.c each; turkey* uetlve
'‘irtiulsaKi • roui.TRv —flees#, undrawn,
active. 10«l?V l»«*und; turkeys, undraw^
active. 14*i 17c pound; fries, uetlve, 17Hc
pound: hens. IS** pound
. IMIOId'i'K - lairvl. IV pound; batne.
active Ka- pound; shoulders active, pe
pound; aides active. 10c pound; buttar, aw
five. inhiihI: lieenwaa active, 2&r
round: honey, bright, active. 9c pound;
hooey In l-pound blocks, active. 13c pound;
dried apples. 6c pound; white peas active
1? jfi huaiiel; lady pcaa. 93 tw; atm-k. 91.75V
nAMP-Quail nctlee. lie each; dovea
active. 6c each: rnieta. Mvliard. active, 4S*
each; ducks, mlted. s' .re. flk each: wild
tnrkevs active. ICc pmod; rabbits active,
11V each: squirrels active, ic each;
sum. dresaeii. active. He pound* —
live, active, 6c pound.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The following table shot** receipts at th«
towns today, compared with the same day
laat year:
Houston
Augu*tn.
Memphis
1400; spring wheat patent. 96.0®.
rolls f’tndc* white. 7tV; So. 2 white, 6*r;
No yellow, 6*o: mlie*l. 67c: Teuncanee
white. 6k**: «roek«Ml corn, per huahel, 70c.
Hulls. .911 kff
OATS finder white rllppod. 83c; No. t
white. 5kc; No *J ntlae*l, 66c; Tcvaa rust
nroof, 60c. (loldcn oata, 63c; Hurt. 76c; Blue,
R«c.
MKAir-Plain, per 96jH»und sacks. Me;
plot ti. 4* pound sacks. We; plain, 24 |>ound
s;ick«. 7o«: germ. 11 25
HAY—Timothy, choice large bales, 11 33;
do choice, small hales, 91.30; do X& 1 third
bales. 1.55: do. No. 2 third hales. 1.2®; No.
1 elover raised. 91.20; choice prairie, 91; ber-
WI 8H0HTS— Choice white 91 60; Taiaa whlta
P"pr. rgp.fr wppuntt, Iiaar hrown, aotyioo-
'“TniVIflfiMMnfh-'Vrtff mrD.nc;
Purina chick feed, 91.10; Victor feed, 9L3;
Banner fved 91#.
PROVISIONS.
PnoVIRtONS- Hupretue Bams, 16*4c; Call
forula Iinon 1 , ll.W dry salt ettrn ribs.
Ih-IIIcs. IM bounds, ltt.30: lint Imcks. k.36;
plates. KBit Ruiremo lary, lP.0n\. purity
* TUT'lTffcSr»~Ti.. KJM
4 2f> Hanaataffr hunch, culls, active, #rfl
aasrpSftRSft ssspmb
ttork. owlnf to alp .lid rolitllMos an ,r>
Ilvnl, j»r MjjftjESgMft Al'iitaf. rhnti^.
Ban lU.la. ftWUf:. '•ft's WWi Nrt
York Mata *pplts. winter t.rl.llra. rboteft
|t.-r tSir.l, 6 fllll; fnliPT, fi 'SIN On.
CoOOTTji 1 *SoZ*y- 'crnnharrlS'Snncj'Snft
and color, vn Apt. tl.B09R.75. Uniea. Flor
ida jionl, P^r mmdred. ll on. Nuts, fanev
raliednn l*o*es. per sack of ltd. active al
14 60 sack. Peanuts In each «v*rag!ng IN
pounds each, owing to gra<». per pouhd.
vWSfrrABT.rR-Beete. cannags crates, ne*
five. 93erat**; cabbage, standard crates,
v pound; cabbage, barrels. 3** pound
1-gg plant active. Vt crate; cucumbers H *»•
crate: tomativcs. fnnev. active, ll(»4tl jO;
|N*tal<M*«. new cron. IT* no per t*arrel; onions
drv. active, ti l rt luiahel Irish tavtaloes. ac
l*.\ No 1.. '.adlN'"’ luiahel: ceterv. fancy.
’■41 v'h- ImiDh: peppers active. 93'" crate;
okiii, al\ baskets small. 93 00 ernte; eaulh
(lower active. *9il<V pound; lettuce, headed.
\\ vv drum, awed potatoes, yellow, ac
tlv II bushel, sweet |*«,tat«M»s. white.
live' 75** huahel; kraut, halfharrsl. 13 78;
nitabagn luinlps. 14*’- Htruwberrles. I7‘v
NAME OF ITOCk
AuiMlgauiNtMl Copper
Atlantic Coaat Lias
American Huger lief. .
AbaetMtda
American Inocomollva.
do. preferred ....
Am. Hiueltlng lUf. . .
do. preferred ....
Atchison
do. preferred ....
American t.'ottou Oil. .
Ain. Car Foundry . . .
.Baltimore A Ohio . . .
Brooklyn Bapld Tran,.
Canadian Pacific . . .
Chicago aud Northw'n.
Chesapeake A Ohio . .
Colorado Fuel 4s Iron.
Central Leather ....
do, preferred ....
Chicago A Great’YY.
Chicago, If.. A Ht. 1\.
Delaware A Hudson. .
Dlstlllsr a Hecurltlea. .
Erie
do, preferred ....
General Electric . . .
Illinois Central ....
Am. Ice Recurftlea . . .
l^ulavllle A Nashville
Mexican Central . . .
Missouri Pacific ....
. iS3» W
.1 ltd ; HB4 Hd • 1'OH
. 121 , 924 . l.a* ! 121'«
.( f/*4 64 fgv'vl «»4 .
.( | 64 j 60S! «« I
. !?V'| ia»» ii;*‘‘
pm ; pi: |«|g ;
»4.
•I ?4| »4
95 I M.
36 | 34Si %
r 172 | HI | !«• 17;
lau l 1V2 J74 ; 192
|
•2*4 ;-.*N 27% 3Y%
i 64 • 64% to%; 644
I4*i ; 1434 14" 1434
] 14*t 1434 1.T* I 1454
117
11s
11* * 111*
l!*% l»»A|
7"4
NAME OF ST ICE.
e llonal l^ad. . . .
or them Pa cl tie. , ,
»w York Central. ,
Norfolk 41 YYeaiera. ,
Pennsylvania
&S&AS7. c;,::
vAsri-
-AR&nLu,::::::
00. pr*f.rrm. , . • ■ v • • •
Fonl6.ni
Boutb.ra Hal I wot. ,
S^US£S!^‘::::::::
pirfLVf?:::
Uftltod ntmtn KImI 7-77711
. do. preferred
Va.-Car.Cheiulcal
do. preferred. ........
Weatarn L'nlou
Wabash
do. preferred. ........
Wisconsin Central
do. preferred
?v *?•.
isv
Total stock sales I.T74.2V) shares.
6&4
135
s*.:
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street.
m
NEW YORK.
The following Is the range In cotton fu
turea In New Y'ork today:
y 9 63 t U
si
i t!
July..
Aug.
9.571 9.56-^7j fi.6l-.V2
Flit ill e» i
t' b*st**i stcMdy.
I Jim!.' July
' •.* > !. S2 j* 77 ;* S' 5* ffl 7" j
KV, !*v, !*.M| .5* *4 5* HI M, 9.7.1 74 £' * V,' 1
' !*>V !* M 5*.Ml; !* HS «*.*n N*i *« Is 75* \ ,. }, y,..- '
Pl.0l'|litM||".U| 1IMI6 KMHi llT 5* 95 ?si I v 1 ,!| l ....
l".l" 1 • 17'1U.IW I". 15*lu. 15-16 M113.14 i, "/ J.V,'
LIVERPOOL.
Follow lug Ik the opening rouge and close,
computed with yesterday:
“ .polled easier.
Opening Previous
Itniigc. 2 p ill. Close. Close.
.. 5.66 5 67 5 67 5.734 »*»4
.5 654 5 67 5.6* 5 73 5©
.. 5 66 5.664 5.664 6.72 6 69
. .YG5 5.664 5 674 672 5 6*4
...6.66 5 66 5.714
‘ " 5.654 r. 66 * **
. .6.62 -5.63
. 5.59 -5.A>4 5 61
.5 56 -5 S* 6.59
.5 66 5 67 L IM
.5.57 -9.19 5.59
6674
r. €*4 5 654
5 66 6 634
u-4
6.624
5.62
5594
5.594
NEW ORLEANS.
Ina la tbs
Orleans 1
SI
o s •
si
a
March. . . . 11*1.41 }10.41 jlO.411 Iff.41 to.41-42110.2H-39
April. . . .i....! I i IO.4l-43ilD.3l
May J10.46 10.52 10.45110.47 10.47-4* 10.»v 39
J»me | ! | .10.53 10.43
Joy 10.61 io.tfilio.MiPi.4lllO.fiik41IW.52AJ
Aug 110.49110.49! 10. ©I 10.0i 10.47 I10.J7
H* « 10.34110.39|pl.34jl0.37|10.37-9* 10.27 2*
l»*u 110.37:10.42' 10.37'10.40i 10.40-41! 10.30-32
3nli- . - • - 1 1 1 1 llO.4fi-48llO.N-3i
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
GROCERIES.
RPC,An-Mamlar«l granulated WOO.
York ie®ne*l, 44c; ntaotatlna. 4fikc
New
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK'S
CtiPKKi: UiMKt’.ti Arbuckle* f 16 M; bulk
t,«g. or barrels, !£; green, llQllc.
Rhre*lde*l hlaeult. 95 ruse*. N«v. ; mile*!
ants. *3<V» caee. Rack grits. 96 pound hags.
II 60 Oysters, full weight, 92 CW caee; light
w. igM. II 1‘ „ Fvapurntrd applies. TV
p*>uii.l l*ep|*et 19c. Bn king puwdera. II
rnae lied salmon 95 cnae Pink salmna
|4 g> cos*- Coco*. 40c; rhoevdate. *3c: anuff.
.wound Jars. 4*c. Itnast beef. 92.00 case.
Cornevl beef, 92 caae Catsup. 91 W evae.
Rlrup. New Ort-sns. AW* salbiu; ix.ro, K*
» a Con; Cuba 35** gallon, tj.mrgin cane 35*’.
alt. 100 pound 60** Aile grensc 91.79. Rods
onnd; lenmn *4<*; oyster 7c.
per |Mtund, 6c. ml led, per
pound. Tomatoes. 2 pound, 91© ense;
I iMumd I? 79 Navy l*eiiua. »2; l ima Ivenaa,
6-. Ileal matches, rer gross. 9119. Bare-
nnl. •40‘‘* l*«* r l*o»»>d Hard I nee, at us
iFroin llayvvnrd. Vick A-Clerk.I
Chicago. March 15. Bartlett. Frasier A
’arrliigton: Believe all parties long of May
vlienl who wish to reiilMlli long should sell
uit the May and buy July or Hentemer.
Believe May will sell ai n large tflsctiilUl
under July.
The Chicago Record Herald Nothing was
hemd from Crop Ktpcrt Johu Inglla Tiien-
‘ 'outrihuflug any valuable
green bug literature of
the day It **s» ttot getting past the Watson
office, which employs him. It. W. MuoW
s«-ni In a report iHdlttllng the Imporlaticv
of tin- Insect |K*at. and Inc house employ
Inc him Mild considerable wheat been use of
It. I iifortunately, the news earn** In early
and the wheal was sold l**fnre the advanee.
The discovery of the given bug III Rllllllicr
'•minty, Kansas, the banner wln*i|t county
of the state, am the llll|N»rtniit UeWS of
the <lny. ami started the wheat advance.
Xpert sent out from the Kansas City
these
hitunu!
Insects were In too small numbers to cause
alarm.
II. It. Dorsey, secretary of lb* Tctaa
Grain Dealers’ Association, says that recent
.. tU|> ....
fit ml part of the slate. Rerretary 1 Pir
acy his Just returned from Auatln. He
*v»M one of the drafters of house lilll No.
6|n aud senate Idll No. 261. calling for the
appropriation of tl'M 1 *) for the Investigation
of green bugs hv the entomological-depart-
incut of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
A communication from Ardmore. Okla .
reports the forwarding here *»f another sain
ide of wheat Infected with the green
bugs. t’orrcKpomlcut* nt that |»olnt say:
’ The sample we are sending was taken
from a small patch of wheat I mile from
town that was almost totally destroyed |»y
bugs. With the exception of a few green
liiiiichrs nt the outer edge the plant Is as
City said •lire
aphis present every year, but held In eh«*ck
that multiply faster
-lieeked It Would !»*•
crlous tinddem
serious lu only three; id* occasion for
fright vet. but more present than usual
General crop prospects never better In
stand and *olor. Acreage, ileeldedly less
than last year «.n account to** turn h rain Inst
t,iNs| observers say reduced one
crop Iti Indiana.
• tig well
In til*’
Southwest, however, the elsinis were con*
fill ting F Rltearsoii «*f Sliearson, tlain
mill A Co. vv ti,* Hindi* n davltght trip Fast,
w tre*l back that lie had HeVet seen wheat
looking so pooily lu ludlaii.-t aud Ohio
llrioUtreet •
idv last vv e*-k
III bushels
STURT WHS STRONG
- IN WHEAT MARKET
Covering by Shorts and Fair
Commission House Buy
ing the Factors.
Chicago. March 15.—General llqul
datlon In oil grains, which seemed lo
gather Impetus aa prices declined,
caused demoralisation of values, final
quotations being at aubatantlal recea
atone. Increasing receipts and alow caah
demand were the chief factors. Clos
ing prices were l-4fflo lower
wheat. l-2fff»*8c to 1 l-4Yi3-#c off for
com, 1 -4c to &-8f!S*fic off for oats.
May pork was 32 1 -2c lower, lard IfiC
off and riba 15c lower.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,
Chicago grain and 'prontons qaotatldni
for today follow: ,
Previous
Opru. Illgb. Love Qloac. Close.
WIIKAT—
DATR-
Mny.... 77%
July.... 7*4
Kept.... 7H%
COHN—
Mav... 464
I ulv 46
"Ti
May
Jtilv
Rci»t
PCI
Mav.. 16.15
July.. 16.22 1
I.AHD-
Mav . •!»
July . 9 25
S»*pt. ....
SIDIIR
7*4
;*4
S!i
R*4 #64 *54
414
454
*y!s
I’OltK —
•"74
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wh.Mt -t»p>ne.| dull unchanged; at 1:30 p.
u.. 4 lower: closed 4 lower
Corn .opened dull 4 lower. at 130 p. nt.,
d('i lower; eh>se*l 4D4 lower.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Fnll.vwlng Iv given the
Ing ipmtatUuis of the Ne
ket today;
opening n
v York .off
; crackers.' 6V pound; tenum 74c; oyster 7c.
DAILY COTTON LETTER, k-jj
— I I iMiujid i! 29
r.n•, March 15 A steiv.lv | tv j
15 ix.ltits around the otnidi.g That thei
Is littIt- e«.i.fid*-tM e In ltd*, buvlm; 1» aln*w
l.v the resdtliv ss with W lib It prices h’NV
|,r.>fes*b*nnl aupt*«»it -^»**|
»entin| t
nt Hl.v wile Wifi WOtClli-B
Interest* were btivera of
■wsltlon. ultln.iigt* lovvlug it
s well support
If the bull clique wilt
ill p.
I . fi'ti-r Unit b.-s
llils. we think.
tug ;*« M»»n »• MX etpts show n railing *«
. e«*tittti*ie in dctitatul. with prlw
It with normal • tuition *:«n te*t get '
* nun It wrong Weather •-••ndiih'UH ,i.
.loved Rhowers *x*ver*x| pi.itv well th.-
Ire I >elt during the past I vv ••»»« v f .»*»• ,
us. but gi-nernlly fair writhe, piev.ilis,
iv. ati.l Is Iii*|lcn|e*l for tin- »«• \* tltlii* ,
bouts Tlie movement t*t im.-riot |
ms ...ntInti.-s hes*t and .|Unp|s>lutlng i
i.-iptH sh*.w very little falling • -fi fi.su
O.g Sum Sant to Schoolt.
ttllts
•Decrease
Italtlmole sent tlie foil
to a but. h ef luformalb
lillg f -iW .ir.bxt by it lot :
gle. It bug 1*11.1 .Ml louse .tie U**t
Inive bi*t discovered here a rep
the Giiiidrllalertd intavo An.»iilu
oldv eilt
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THE 8UGAR MARKET.
New York. March 15 The l.s al refit
aud r<»»* sugar markets are stead* and
.'hanged l.oudi.u b*-els lower at t»s
Maieh a ml April
NORTHWEST CARS.
loist I sat
T.slay Week. Year
COTTON AND STOCK
Orders i
two legal ways, via.: over
telegraph wires or by mud
We have ever* facility for the exs
cut loti of maiglmtl orders uu a cunitnla-
sloti basis
Our Irestment of cnstomciv Is nt all
MV solicit 1-41’VSpoti.ietu-e ntid will
have out iepresent:*live call person.illv
v u those luterestixl
Clark Goodman & Co.
20 Braad Slrwl, Niw York.
THE WEATHEll REPORT
STATE FORECASTS.
Georgia—Fair tonight except rain In the
southeast |>orth*u: colder except lu extreme
northwest portion; Saturday fair.
Hoiith Carolina Fair tonight, except rain
In southeast |N*rtlou: ruin on the coaat;
much colder except In extreme northwest
l*urtlon: Raturday fair.
Alaluimu-Fair tonight; Knturday fair and
waruier.
WEATHER^CONDITIONS.
The western area oR high pressure baa
moved eastward and today It* Influeuee Is
being felt over must of the country east
of the Buckles Its advaure has cutised
• lenrltig anil colder weather In New Fug-
land. Da ••enter la over the Ohio valley. Its
**•‘*’*1 extending from Cincinnati to Mem
phis. An area of low pressure Is central
'••— Montana and Is causing warmer weath-
and continues this morning on the •out I
Atlantic coast.
Th.- .-it,nvi.nl drift nf th, high, follow*,
by the northwestern low. will cause fair!
weather In this arctlon tonight and Hntur
day; warmer Naturdny.
Minlmt/m and Maximum Temperatures
«nd Rainfall.
Observations taken at « a. ui.. 75tb marl
dlau time.
Special lo The Georgian.
i From liny waul. Vick ft Clark.I
New York, March U.-J. K. Bacbe ft <«o.;
There was a aansatloual rally from loot
Diglit'a close la the early LoimIou market
ami the 2 p. m. prices seem to present an
•xiually strung tone.
The relief mewauret ndoutml liy the Irena
ury here waa the Imludfiz cattae. liu;H»r
taut couferctire of rallruud presidents aud
bniikera were bald here last ulght. and
the best opinion seems to l*e that ouf
market tvMlay should distinctly luipruve.
The Issue seems to lie now clearly defined
lu the public mind that the vital ami dis
turbing Influence lu our security market
here and the quof.itjuna for *Hir securities
abroad ure twofold—namely, money sirln
geucy and a lack of confidence lu the coo
aervntlve administrative ability of the ex
ecutlve brnuch of our government. A great
‘>ceu nf
v - ........ ...... .. .. —irly thr
duty of all luiereste to rehabilitate con
fid eu cc.
Two amall additional failures lu latudon.
Deaplto the rally In Americans, there li
(-Minion sqouhi im* cxerriae«i.
Fx-dlvdend today Rteel 4 per cent; Man
hot Inn 1% |M*r cent: Cxf 2 Cx 2*1 2 per eent.
There fa some talk of Rout hern I’aclflc
belag ex-dlrldeiid; not yet ixiuttrmed.
At 9;Jfi a. m., Loudoa Mtlli sirong. Looks
aa though Roosevelt would try anil atop de
cline. Secretary Cortelyon cornea to relief
to the amount of t75.QhQ.0QKL Keep.your eye
out for loirgMlua. Everything o. k. 'In New
York so for.
The Journal of Commerce: President
will not change bis attitude. *9fay Issue
statement *>n the railroad situation. White
house Is flooded with ajtpeals to Hvert the
panicky condition* Conference with rail
road presidents early next week.
Financial Interests an* buying this mar
ket.
The Rothschilds at a meeting today of In
fluential hanking Interests decided to leud
their support to the stock market.
fxtiuloti strong under this Influence.
New York Fluanclal Bureau: Early 1am-
don higher. Atchison udvauced 4 points.
Baltimore and Ohio 3. Ueadlng 11. Colon i*n
rifle 7. Amalgamated Copper 9. Rt. Caul 7.
New York Central 6. iVnusylvaula 4. South
ern Caclflc 2. Ixmtavllle and Nashville 6.
Rteel 2. ami Anarouda 4. Hirilled «*u enor
mous covering by shorts.
Reactionary Issues: American Smelters.
Brooklyn Bapld Transit. 4'atiadlnii Caclflc.
Northwest, Missouri Caciih-. Heading amt
Rteel.
Support was found hr Amalgamated
around 60. Atchison 63. Baltimore uud Ohio
9C. Hf. Caul 125. Baltimore ami Ohio 93.
STOCKS OPENED
10 T012 RUNTS UP
Shorts Made a Groat Kush
to Cover at the
Opening.
THE MARKET XEHVOfs
Transactions Rose to Y, n -
Heavy Volume—I't-j,, s
Fluctuated Widelv.
oooooaooooooooooooooooooo.
O PRE8. HEPBURN SOUNDS o
O A NOTE OF WARNING ?
O N.w York Bon: "Pn-p.1.1..,,- o
O Hepburn, of Ahe Chase Natl-m.ii. o
O Bank, aayn: «Th« commercial i, o
O tereata throughout the cum q
O ahould take notice. Monet o
O be difficult to obtain and prudent o
O men will save themselves i, o
O mlopttng the moat conservative o
O policy at once. America mu*- o
O finance Its affairs this year \*t:* o
O out foreign aid.”* 0
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
New York. March 16.-Tbe iinnomt.x
I».v the treasury department of uioin-v
lief measures yesterday. ntter:in«x-H ..f
assuring nature by proodeeut liaiiktng It
ranee of J* to 11 (adnia fro:
• lose. Gallia of from 5 to t.
made In 1'nbui Caclflc. St C.-ml. N--
elite 115. Cemisyivanln 113. Southern Caclflc
70. ('uloti Caclflc 120.
Town Topics: The forced sellltig has
(-aimed such reductions in values as must
tiring alxuit Increasing demands from In-
fc.».fi7*Er!S= aMST-jap-sKST-KSS
vestment Interest*.
buy lug by Europe today, aud also for sup
port from banking aud Inside Interests, as
secretary of treasury offer of monetary re
lief Is of a sufficiently extensive character
to muse renewed coufldeuee In the situa
tion.
R took a like l'nlon Caclflc. Soutlmm Ca
clflc. Rt. Caul. Baltimore and (Hilo. Ceun-
sylvanln. New York Central. Atchison,
Heading, (.onlavllle and Nashville, Missouri.
basis as to make It certain that purchases
will result In large profits within the next
week or so.
Among the Industrials Lead. Rtuelfers. Hu-
gar and the Steels and 4\*i»pers will very
pdcklv n-s|*oud lo m«*re favorable ct»mli
tbuis.
The hank statement prospvx-ts are f„r n
heavy reduction In loans, but |»crhnpM not
sufficient to make up for losses In each.
*“*i* lo*»k for higher prices before tumor-
s close, though naturally trading will
l»e accompanied by wild fluctuations.
Birmingham. .
Bismarck. . . .
Boston
Buffalo
t'hnrlcstou. . ;
t'iiarfklte.;. . ,
t'hl-ncp, ; . .
rind tTmlt I
Corpus Christl.
Fort Smith.
Galvcstou. .
Iliirrc. . .
Huron
Kunsim fit;
Kev YVest.
Kimwllle
l.(D* Atigele
Miles City. . .
Mobile
Montgomery. .
Naslnllle
New Orleans. .
New York , .
Norfolk. . .
North IMatte
Omaha
I'nlestIne. . . .
I’lttslotrg.
Cortland. Me
I'ortlaml. Ore.
Itapbl City. . .
Rt I .mil* • .
Rl Caul
Ran Fraiu-I*KX*.
Ravaunali. . .
S|H(knm-
Ta id pa.
Taylor.
Tin »m a
CHICAGO CAR LOTt.
Today. Turner
8TOCK8 IN LONDON BUOYANT.
London. March 15 — During the trading on
the st**ck exchange early today prices it.
ibe American market were marked up l*v
some buying by housea which had
Americans alone for years, and also I
continental bankera and Investors who were
attracted fiy their cheapness The hlglrr*-
* American stocks «*p«>iied at 3b*
THE COFFE MARKET.
New Y'ork, March 15.—Following arc cof
fee cables:
lliirtv, 10 n. m.—Market barely steady; 12
noon, declined 4: sales. !»).«*». Arrhgls. nil
kln«ls. during week. |*6.nfi0. of which *6.(»*)
are Itraxlllnn: deliveries, 5«:nna;. stocks, m.
677.Kin. «*f which 2.151.001 arc llnixlllsn. T*»
tal ouantltles dlsch.irgtug. 222,W*», of whb h
207,0m are llraxlllnii.
Hamburg. l'» a, in.- Market declined 4
pfennig: sales. 14.000; Hlo N'(. 7 standard,
imuilmil: cxcluinge. 15.5 16; receipts. 13.00J;
shipments to Cliltixl Mates. 1.0>0; Europe.
united rose 9 points, Rmeltlug 7. ami
(ximnu-ti gained 14. Transact|..u«
feverish nature and short Iniere-t n,1
_ eat rush to rover. After leu mu,,,
trading traiisactloua rose to ten 1...
volume and nrb-es fluctuated ttidel*
all
At« bison. I'cuusyltaula ami Miss..nn I
••111*- 2. The market at the end of tlfp
minutes continues very nervous
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York. March 15.—Money •
3 1-2.
Punted rates, sterling exchange ft *
fit 4.82 1-2. with actual huMlm-v* n
bankers' bills at I4.k3.6oa:4.S6 63 f«.i ,4.
tnand and $4,79 1-4 for 6-dav hlli«.
rotntnerclal bills 6ft 7.
Bur silver 6.7 3-4c.
London bar silver quiet and urn hang,
ed at 31 7-16d.
Mexican dollars 52 l-4r.
Government bonds unchanged
Railroad bonds weak and lower.
THE LONDON STOCK "MARKET.
Auticoudn
Atchison
do. preferred
Baltimore ami Ohio
t'UcHapenke and Dhlo
t'hleagf* and Great Western
t’ansdlan I'm-lfle
Erie
do. prefetred
Norfolk nod Western ..
New York t’em nil
I’eiiiptylvnnln
I'hlliob-li'bbi ami Hoadki
Hock Island
Southern I'm. Ifh-
Southern Hallway
*1". preferred ‘
Rt. I’iiiiI
l'nlon I'm-lfie
rilfte*! hfates Rt.*el
d«. preferred
Wabash, prof
l.oY»; st.s k. t.27,
Rantiks receipts. (
market quiet. *• <m| u
Rao I'aub* receipt
market Inactive.
11.0-ir*; Sleeks. ’2>
Santos 3$2
M.O»;
39.600. Jumllnhy
follow-lnc flgurea give the opening
. .. . . .. New York coffee
MINING STOCKS.
fioKtnn. March
Butte K3: 1 .*Malle 7;
R ha niton 174:- Trinity
IS.—flpetrlng:
4'opl*er Kang'
v 21. I lid 1
THE METAL MARKET.
New- York. Mar. li i:» -The in-
conthitied extremely light in m
ilenllng*. but with a «om*-wUit
July
August
September
Oelobet
i*e*.-|,lbe,
February ..
t'los.-d si.
NAVAL 8T0RES.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tilcngo. March IS.-Hogs-Receipts I*.-
Market steady to shade higher; light
hoga 96 7M*6 95; mixed 16.731(6 95; heavy |6*-)
*|6>24: rough 96.60416.75: pigs 96.1096.75;
\j*rkers .>14)6.924• g‘x**| to cliobx* heavy
t6 9Sfi|6.H5
t’attl«* - Receipts 7.7m. Market stendv-
tieevrs 9l.lufil6.RO: . ows 11 7t>M « Ip lf.-rs
L , **B5* A; tabes 95fi7.25: g.*.»l prime sleets
95.45QC.WI; |SM*r to iipsIIuui ft 10fii5 |n ; sits li
lt 14 I‘»; K ft I’- I G
8T0CK8 AND BONDS.
Georgia 44s. 1916 .
Georgia Railroad 6s. H*p
Hu vaniiah 5k. l»y
Macon 6k. |j»p)
Atlai
1911
AI Inuta 44"- 192.
I'..Ini
Atlanta 4s. 1934
Atlanta mid We . .
Atlanta and West Point Debts
f It of Georgia, 1*t liitxmp*
. # • • _ - - • 1 th*. 2d Inc
i~ ,...d feeders J-AHMA* I li.-.irglu
Rhee^*—-l(c*x-|pt« 6.0X) Mark.-t steady: tin- Augawtn and Ravaunali . .
9*1iC 20;_ yyarlliiga IR0111I1 western
Georgia Paclflc. 1st
CLEARANCES.
Wheat and fi
bushels, flour
bushels. ■ li I f
»ur t-inal M.J*»t
Friday 1** Hit
f 1129 626 Ik being <
atimts counties
fund Dill be
L H. Fairchila.
id Ilf fiiosti* pea
Hie K|*ot uwrk
doing t.ftlHi 11 nd
M-.htner
l«»r*-«l lists lulu.
id Jasper gels the j
l*.g
York Mav* I* !'•
er.xl fin
lt!g ufte'r the st*»-k Hint k>
n better tone, and u»*»r** att*
b* «s.tt.*n futures. The b*
quiet Scale; e»t.l«-m-es *»f «I:
MRS. E.B. PEEK,
STENOGRAPHER. >
823 Century Bldg. Ball. Main 4838.,
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
»lng figures g|«c the ptlmary
f wheal and torn:
xvltitK t.'la> 69.W3D bushel..
,k » bushels last rear: ahlpmeuts
• bushels, agalUKt 17S,'X>> bush
III)
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
I <rd. $3 2t case
I eanuta. IV K
D |uy4 mSe
HI»'E- J*p 4*' hea.I. 6tic; fancy head
I 6'-*l7. t«x-,*tdlng to t|te gi .ide
t'llEERF-Fancy fu'fttr. m dairy, U\c*.
-I»K 1**-.
FISH.
t *rlus. 1<4*.
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone, Main 8:1
GEORGIA-
' tiout. 9*- found. Idee fish. V- pound; (MND-
! ?■ tto. tsittn.l mackerel. |24<* |MHind.
tilted flsh 5.- imtin.l. ft*-Kh water trsMit. l
I pi.' tel. Florida ihnl "*e. fii.-: b»*. k. 174
| *> . tje«rgl i ih*.) he "V-, boeg, 29c each.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS.
Mftmtosr*.
I Co "? n Excliftnjft, N*w T«rk Ccffr, Eirhnnra.
N»«r YerK (."(ton Kaihantr. New Orlrun, Bourd nf Trftdft
n.w oa«n.
Prt»»t, stm, lo NEW YORK nnJ CHICAGO. Ordrry aellcl.M! to* I
t»r» «.U*ftnr. ftbov, s»b.n[» u. C. COTUTIAN.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON. STOCKS, BONDS. COFFEE. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carondolot and Gravitr Su. N.w Orlasn,.
MEMBERS:
New Orleaot t*o*ton Exrbantv.
Sets York t’ottnu Kt'-limge.
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York • nd Chicago Correspondent a
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^PRIVATE WIPES TO All. pe.- Ta.
THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY
Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
C. E. Manwiring, Vie, Praaidant, Thao. Coehau, Jr, C. P. A, Src. and T-na
BRANCHES
NEW YORK—Waldorf*Aalcrla,
noSTON—Exchange Building.
WASII1 KOTON—Colorado Building.
NEW ORLEANS—Hennen Building.
ATLANTA—Fourth Nfifl Rank BM*
CHICAGO—Marquette Building
nm.ADELI TA—B»ll«»u».str.i:f rJ
SAN Fr.ANCtBCO—Brldrn UulIJ-i*
.WMDOK. EXOLAND—. King Street. Cheaptlile.
ATLANTA BRANCH 1015*11 Fourth National Bank Building-
Telephone. Main 572.
C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Cable Address. Amdit.
ll iTtMY.ru- FRANK lUWKINR, Fretltleni.
JO* vn Aa THOMAS f. ERWIN. Catbler
JORr.PII A M rt, O !l D. \ be Preside at ||. w UYERff. Aaelataut la fit'
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
i n a w cAt.iiouN,
MII.TiiV I-AIIIJAX.
J-iHN W OltANT.
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II M ATKINSON.
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