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IH£ ATLANTA GKOHGIAN AND NEWS.
m AGGRESSIVE
II ALL MARKETS
Liverpool Set Pace, Closing
Weak and Sharply
Lower.
XKW YORK FOLLOWED
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple...
Special to The Georgian.
(From Ilaywnnl. Vick A Clark.)
r ,*e" )’<>*. Sept. 11—Bartlett. Frailer &
Carrington: LlverjKntl jva* due 2% to 3
polutH higher n u near and 1% to 2% higher
ou distant positions. Opened quiet and
unchanged on near and 1 iilirltrr on distant
options. At 12:15 p. tn. It was quiet net %
•° , lower on uear anti unchanged
to 1 higher on distant position*. Spot cot
I 0 !* < inh*l‘ , r 7 point* lower, middling 7.1W;
sales 8,009. American 5.700; speculation nun
e *|wrt 500. Import* 2,000, American uone.
\Mtk a revision Uy the committee of tl
ejcejinfigo which acted yesterday a victory
the
gold Off 16 to 23 Points
- Early—New Orleans
Also Weak.
v ( .« York, Sept. 12.—Cotton opened firmer
‘ with September 24 points higher. Other
matt tli i
■PH _____ points up. The opening
Srralth was of snort durntiou, however, a
(Lin slump iu Liverpool causing u sudden
rlututfe of front from strength to decided
■•eakucH* with the bears more aggressive
than of late.
ri,e weakness In Liverpool continued tip
to tin* clone, last prices suowlug declines of
Huts.
Following Is the range In the active
month* In Liverpool today.
Open.
January February C.49
Mflrdi-Aplil <449%
inch.
6.51*4
October
6.58
■
6.40%
6.41 %
6.46
Snot was quiet and easier at 7 points
..N'llac to 7.19 for iniddllug. Sales uggre-
rat.d 8.000 hales.
The decline Immediately following the
omiiiii- was Increased ns the session pro-
••«sfd. noth New York nud New Orleans
rMcipntlng, October selling for the first
Mltbs *”*' *“ "* ■ “*■
mlddi
jl.'j; about rilldday, against 12.3 nt the close
inlay.
-enson Is given for the severe de-
rlinc in cotton, other than the it^lon of
which tins had the effect of bringing the
nearer n parity. This will be beti-
eflclal to the trade generally.
There was a rally Of some 7 to 11
points from the low points In the after
noon on the active months, closing the
market steady 10 to 15 points bebw
Wednesday's finals.
'oiaparatlve statement of receipts at
!• ports for five days:
Saturday 12,271 1
Monday 14.942 2
Tuesday .*..17.683 2
Wednesday ...13.544 1
Thursday 21,101 2
was scored for the reformer*. Many
surprised that Liverpool should come lower,
but the reviuioii will teud to nriug New
*.«>rk and Liverpool nearer together nud
New York will advance this morning, due
to tiudoluff of hedges. Wo look for a firm
market with a rallying teudeucy. but owing
to general crop and trade conditions favor
the short Ride on bulges.
Browning & Co. sold 5,000 January ut
lUt _
Following are 11 a. in. bids
January 11.87, March 11.98.
Carpenter, Nordcu and Craig
cotton.
One of the chief causes of weakness Is
fear thut New Orleans longs me**! out
itefore the two markets are ndjusted.
No effort be
■MPMiyaqoNPiPfPPPmaipp
lug made by anybody to support market.
Kir
Hlson, Liverpool, cables ns follows: ••Sta
tistical iMMitlou weak, even it you advance
doubt Ir we follow too many weak loti«*s."
New Orleans, Kept. 12.—Ilnyword, Vick &
Clark: Liverpool rather disappointing. Fu
tures unchanged. Should have been 3 up.
spot tirP'os 7 —dot*
Ifahershnm King. In his latest crop circu
lar.
tli» entire cron ni*d a Mr ire pm-p u «»> the
middle crop, say 80 tier rent of the whole,
is to t»e uvrb'ed. t do not •
territories can produce over hnlf of lost
season’s crop/
Edited by* L
Joseph B. Lively.
rttve
sir. maty* t«rwi
years* of ed
iting markets In Atlanta
nud the South has made
him a recognised au
thority In his specialty.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
TIPS FLASHED
Fro hi Wall Struct.
NAME Ob' STOCK.
Aitiui. cop; *.*i. . . . .
Am. Ice Securities. . .
Am. Sugar Refinery. .
American Smeiilug. .
Am l.iu^inillt-u *
Am. Locomtive.
do. preferred. .
Am. Cur Fcuudry.
Americau Cotiou till
Amtrou.in. ....
Atchison
do. ‘ireforretl
Atlantic C. Liu*.
Brooklyn Rapid T. .
Cannd\nu Pacific.
Chicago Sc Alton. .
Consolidated Has.
Central Leather. .
do. preferred.
»-viii i rouuce.;- ....
Colorado Southern. ..
Delaware A: Hudson. .
peuver »* Itlo Grande.
.Distillers* Securities. .
Texan weather elear and pleasant.
Houston writes: "President Neill of the
FarmerM* Colon estimate* the total crop at
11,000.000. The crop Is particularly short III
the liest producing |NirtH of the licit. lie
says Texas efop will not reach 3,000,000. J
D. Montgomery, former general organizer
for the union. *aya Texas can not make
over 2.300.000.”
I*»ok* like n concerted I tear raid englu
eered by New York. Straddle selling helped
along. No reason to sell It. There should
be n reckoning soon for this hear selling.
Totals 79.541 111,302
Estimated receipts Friday:
1906.
.600 to 1,200 3,435
.660 to 800 10.365
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
I.i\erpool, easier; middling 7.19.
Atlanta, nominal; middling 13c.
New York, steady: middling 12.90.
New Orleans, nominal: middling 13c.
AuguRtn. steady: middlingJ315-lfi.
Savannah, steady; middling 12%.
Memphis, quiet; middling 13%.
dnlveston, steady; middling 13%.
Charleston, quiet: middling 12%.
Wilmington, nominal: middling 13%.
st. I^iuls,-steady; middling 13%.
•'i. irfiuiR, smiiij, lumuuuR i .
Norfolk, dull; middling 13%.
it (Idling 1274.
Baltimore, nominal; nil .
Rost on. steady; middling 12.90.
1 * Iddlli
I'hiladclphlni steady; middling 13.151
Mobile, nominal; middling 13c.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
EGOS—Active. 25e.
LIVE POPLTRY—Ilens active. 4!*&42r:
chickens (fresh). flMMr. Hacks (Pekin) 30*'
ouch; puddle, 25c each. Turkeys active, 15c
per pound.
DRESSED POULTRY—Turkey*, drawn,
active. 20c pound; fries active, 2O0J2%c III.:
liens. 16c jiouud; ducks, drawn, fancy, 15c
pound.
PRODUCE—Lord. 12e pound: hmns setlve.
16c pound: shoulders active, 10'tfllt\nouud:
shies active, 11c pound: butter dull, ttJ012%c
pound; beeswax active. 25c pound; houey
FITS—Lemons, fancy Messcmi. I4.5D;
week ending Saturday,
7 average 6.70 per pound.
4c pound: plnenppes. Florida
e; limes. Florida stock. 50 pi
Atlnntn for
September 7
bananas.
stock, none, .... .. .
hundred; peanuts In sacks averaging 1M
pounds earn, owing to gmde. H4fi8c pound:
cantaloupes active. 81.2501.50 crate; water
melons, 6010c each; Georgia peaches, $L6O0
1.75 per ernte; rhubarb, 75c.
VEGETABLES— Potatoes (new), 83.00 per
barrel; per bushel. 81.00. Onions (Georgia i.
80090c bushel; Spanish. 81.25 crate; kraut, %
barrel, 83.75; cabbage, 2c pound.
GROCERIES.
RICE—Jap. 5©6%c; head. 607c; fancy
nil. 7<tfc7%r, according to the grade.
T1EESE—Fqncy full cream 16%c; Georgia
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
Tb* following table shows receipts at ths
arts today, compared with tbs sama dsy
it«t year:
inlrc*
■ Orlea
Mobile
imh. . .
’Iinrleston. .
Wilmington. .
Norfolk. . . .
‘'Iiilndolphin.
Total.
21.101
RfcCfci
INTERIOR RfcCbiWS.
The following table shows receipts In th*«
nterlor today, compared with the same day
last year:
Houston.
Augusta
Memphis
Total.
8,888
12,445
head.
CHKE&L. - ,
cane syrup. s?c gallon; salt. 100 pound*. fine*,
axle grease. 81.75; soda crackers, 6%o pound:
teinon. 8c: oyster, 7c; barrel candy, per
pound. S%c; mixed, per 8 pounds. 6%c; toma
toes. 2 pounds. 82.00 cast*: 8 pounds. 82.25*.
navy beans. 12.35: Limn l*hiis. 6%c: Irest
matches |mm* gross. 81.65: Macaroni. 67407c
pound; sardines, mustard. $3.28 case.
SUGAR—Standard grnnulnteil 5.20; New
81.35: oysters, full weight. $2.00 case; light
weight, 11.10 case; pepper. 18c pound; link
ing powder^ 85.00 cnsp^_ red sntmnu. 88.00
rase: pink (million. 84.25 ease; cocoa, 40c:
chocolate. SJc; snuff, 1-pound jars. 48c: roast
beef. J2.60 case; syrup (New Orleans), 35c
»e; peanut
p. $1.5004.1
00 casj*.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
FLOUR—Highest patent. 85.73; best pat
No. 2 white 88c; choice white, 85r;
No. 2 yellow. 82c; mixed, 89c; cracked corn
per bushel. 85c.
CHICKEN FRED—Fifty-pound sacks. 91;
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
»*n Orleans. Kept. 12.—Opening quiet and
Imaged, a sharp break occurred In our
market today Immediately after the will,
jrokers netlng for New York were the nrln
•pal seller*. It looked like concerted no
lo affect this market. The revision of
differences In New York put the
of Hint contract more on a parity
ours, and this led to extensive strati-
>perntlons with the selling end here.
Dm rapid break forced the liquidation of
•.iniinltments, which increased the
ness. The market difference between
York and here, which a week ago was
vound 60 points. Is now redneod to around
"point*. Helling appeared satisfied around
■•' for December nud scalpers covering
trilled the market. There inay he some
rwrtiior eoavulsloiis In connection with the
'Ijimtment of market differences, ns with
mishap to grades of this crop profes-
ml* look for our futures to go to normal
"unt under New Yo>f, but wo have <
>>y had a thorough liquidation, and
Mig Interest now left in the market
nn-ipiiliy for consumer's account. The
“°ther map iiresents no feature worthy
•itlon. stationary conditions are In-
1 for the next 36 hours. Hhortly lw
*hl<|| nreelpltuted another .
«'n* and brought December ns low ns 11.86.
luerruptlon to telegraphic communication
restly facilitates tblsHwar more In cotton,
fenllxed thnt resistance to selling of
• imrncter ns wo had this morning was
'»• nn<I ore waiting for matters to set-
Ihls decline shonhl itlscoiint much of
pwted early s|»ot pressure. FixhIuc-
‘•••an only nlsmt ll%o 111 the. Interior,
'ork, Hept. 12.—Bartlett. Frasier *
— 'gton: An unsettling Influence In trad-
mis morning was the action yexterd&y
n<rn. M in of the revision committee of the
i ‘ or * exchange rodnefug premiums on,
8 rn, les and Increasing discounts on low
I", *• n bile not unexpecteil nud generally
l . h ® t«dera were gll at sea.
H5? the I relief that the advances re-
! > "ad discounted the effect. The ten-
• would l*e, however, to bring lioth
’.l"*»d mid New Orleans nearer to New
■“* level. It was the geoeral opinion
u. ,n *L. ne * r contrart was now aliove crlt*
?“• The selling occurred soon after the
" r * advance around the opening and*an
1 n, Pb‘d decline followed, bringing Oc-
-V «nd December tt> 11.75 and Jnbnrtry to
i n ot from 25038 nolnta for
day. The Influences at work ore all
. ..th* nwrket at present. The move-
V ,,l ‘* weather mid money scent to lie
a^iptment at present. We favor
«»“>rt side on hnlgea.
Pnnla chick feed. 92.09: victor feed. $1.59.
OATS—No. 2 white. 68cj No. 3 mixed, de;
Golden oats. 65e; white clIppiMl, 70e; fancy
white clipped. 72c.
MEAL—Plain, per 06-pound sacks. 90c; 48-
pound sacks, 78c; plain, 24-pound sacks, 99c;
germ, 11.59.
IIAY—Timothy, choice large bales. $1.35;
do., choice small hales, 91.90; **
thinl bales, $1.80;
1, one.
General Electric. . . .
Grout Wesievil. ....
Great Northern pfd. .
Illinois Central. .
Interboro. . . .
do. preferred.
Kansas A Texas.
Jilt
an
irA
NAME OF STOCK.
Kitlisus X I exes pfd. .
Louisville 'Sc Nashville.
Missouri Pacific. . . . ,
Mexican Central. . . . ,
Now York Central.- . . ,
Northwestern. , , . . ,
National Lead
Norfolk A: Western. .. ,
Northern Pacific. . . . ,
Ontario & Western. . . ,
Pennsylvania
Pacific Mail
People's Gas Co. I
Hock Island. . .
do. preferred.
Republic Iron fc Hteel.
do. preferred.
Southern Pacific. .
rtuntfiefn Hallway.
do. preferred. .
St. Ptttd.
Tenu. Coni %Y* Irou.
TMiis raclfic. . . .
Union PaclHe. . . .
U. K HulduM-. . . .
do. preferred. .
y. b.’Htee*
do. preferred. .
Western Union. , .
Wabash
do. preferred. .
Wisconsin Central,
do. preferred. .
31%
95%
Total stiM'k sales toilay. 939.600 shares
NEW YORK.
The following Is the range In cAtton fu-
Hires In New York toilay;
Hosed steady.
LIVERPOOL.
Following Is the opening ranee. ! p. a
sad close, compared sHff yesterday:
Futures opened fairly steady.
0|>enhig / Previous
Range. 2 p. m. Close. Close.
6.76 -6.73 6.74V* 6.»*J% 6.75
“ — « »a»iZ « r.mz. i-
September...
Kept.-Oct....
Oct.-Nov....
Nov.-Dee....
Dei'.-Jnn....
Jnn.-Feh.... 6.49 -6.48% 6.49%
Fell.-March.. 6.49 -6.51 6.49% 6.40'” 6.48
March-April. 6.49%-6.5l»A 6.50 6.49% 6.48%
April-May... 6.49 -6.19V4 6.49% 6.41 6.49
Mny-Jline.... 6.50V2-6.52 .... 6.41% 6.49%,
6.52
6.49 ”-6.50 6.59% 6.4i) 6.49
6.49 -6.48% 6.49% 0.39% 6.48
Closed weak.
NEW ORLEANS.
The following Is the range In cotton fu
I
O
1 ill
** *
12
n
id '-J
kept.. . . .
Oft
1 loe .* .* .* i;
•Inn.. . . .
Feb
ff In rail. . .
April. . . .
Mny. . . .
12. i’4 j iL'! 26 J1L95 J12.09
i 2.25] i 2.25 i i! 8< i 1! 97
12.20 12.20 11.85 11.98
12I iwi2.36if.9712.66
iij!is|i2.'ia|i!f!aeii2!u9
il.dJ
12.08-09
11.98
11.97- W
11.98- 99
ll.BS
12.09
12.12
12.15
!
1
1
1
^1
.33-34
.19
.19-20
.21-22
.23-25
.32-34
.35-37
.39-11
Closed Mtemly.
. NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointers ou Provisions.
Special to The Georgian.
* (From Hayward, Vick A Clark.)
Chicago. Hept. 12.—Bartlett. Frflxler &
Carrington: Realizing sales and bear !**■«•>»-
sure, combined with jwor support, made
weak markets In wheat and corn Wednes
day. there being n decidedly lower range
of prices and closing sales-of wheat were
at the lowest of the day. Heutlment was
bearish nud nil the big local holders in
wheat and corn, with lew exception* went
out of their .long lines. Bullish news wade
several good rallies, but the latter did not
hold. , , .
Corn was sold in n general way by receiv
ing bouses and local mugs and buyers wuo
were loading up iirouuU «2e a few days ago
were sellers yesterday nt 60c foi May. There
ns general liquidation ami profit-taking.
Outs had their weakness at the start, sell
ing % to %c lower than Tuesday * dose,
but advanced % to 7*c nud closisl with
gains of % to %c, the latter on May.
Tlte Chicago Evening Post: McWnlloms,
of Winnipeg, wired as follows to Finley
Bartel I A Co.: "We had reports of frost
yesterday from several points In southern
.. .......— ^ —»• -* «- —-•» cut.
MM „ llir , IM ..... ... Just
received wire from Haskatoon saying killing
frost In several places lu that district, rhe
fellow sending it Is long wheat In our
office, which may have helped him to find
frost. Tin* government reports temperature
lu thnt district as 33. I have no doubt,
however, thut some further damage will re-
suit.” . „ ,
Bartlett-Frsxler said: "A good foreign
demand. for American rye Is In eddem*
this morning, the current bids f. o. b. ocean
steamer being highest ou the crop.”
WHEAT LESS ACTIVE:
OVER A CERT HIGHER
Higher Cables and Strength
at Minneapolis Chief ,
1 Influences.
WEAT&ER report.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area of high pressure Is moving sb»v
y eastward nud Is now centered over Tei
Its udvsqee has caused
iiessee. Its advsiiee has enused cooler
weather nt most stations east of the Mlsalj*-
alppl and south of the Ohio fivers. A «ee-
••ml high area Is centered In North Dakota,
and Nevada.
. but shower* hnv
region nud III the Atlnntle const states from
Maluc to Georgia. . _
The condition* favor fair weather In this
section tonight and Friday, with slowly
rising temperature.
to lie completed so ns to allow
opening of the* waterway by Friday of this
week. .
London Statist says: "Firm inarkrt due
to delay In English mid German harvests
and giving Impression thnt much of the
new wheat will not Ire In condition to
thrash before next spring. If this proves
to be tlie ease there will be n pressing do-
HIIORTb—Choice white, 01.65; fancy. $1.60;
brown (80 to 100 pounds). 91.80; bran, 91.40.
COTTON SEED MKAL-Prtam per ton.
$26.80; No. 2 pc? ton. 824.09; hulls per too,
$13.50.
PROVI8ION8.
PROVISION#—Supreme ham*. 15%c; bel
lies, 20025 pounds average 10%; fat backs.
mlty compound.
maud lor foreign wheat dwell-earlier than
laid been expected. Most serious. If not
sensational novices, liecif received regarding
western Csnnda craps, and advices from re-
liable millers ami farmers tell of such havoc
among crops that 50 per cent Is killed be
yond recovery and remainder in a fun-nous
condition. These views may be exngger-
nted, but there Is in* reason to doubt llmt
crops are iu a very |*oor condition. Import
requirement* are something like 6")0.(KM.0JO
bushels, of which United Kingdom and
Germany will want 320.000.000 ImsUel*. with
nspeet America and Canada will find It
California hams, l6c; dry salt ribs, 9.20.
FISH.
pound; trout. Sc pound; blue fish. ..
pompnno, 20c |N>und: mackerel, 12%c pound;
rnlxsd fish. 5c pound; fresh water trout. Sc.
BAGGING AND TIES.
BAGGING—1% H»., 10%e; 2 ll>.. 11c; 2% lb..
— 1-bar
llUe; re-rolled (second-hand). 7%<*.
TIES—New $1.15 bunch, second-hand 81.06.
HARDWARE.
WELL nUCKETH-84.fr) doxen.
ROPE—Manila, ll%<*; Hesel, lie; cotton,
20c.
WIRE—Barb. 3%c pound,
PLOW HTOCKH—Hannan, 96e; Ferguson,
85c.
TURK—Painted. $2.30: cedar. 15.
POWDER—84.50; half kegs, $2.78; % kegs.
91.50; Dupont and Hazard smokeless, hnlf
kegs 111.35; % kegs 85.75; 1-lb. canisters, $1,
less 25 per cent. Trolsdorf smokeless pow
der. 1-lb. cans; $1.
SHOVELS—16 to $11 per dozen.
CARDS—Cotton. $4.75 per dozen.
PLOW BLADES—6c per pound.
IRON—2%t fw»r pound base; Hwede, 4%c
pound.
AXES—17 per dozen base.
LEAD—9U; bar 7%c pound.
NAILS—Wire, $2.85 keg. In
base; cut $2.60
keg. base.
SHOES—Horse, $4.2504.75 keg; mule shoes.
94.254r4.7o.
BUCKETS—Paint. $!.W doxen; white ee-
dnr. three hoops. $4.25.
CHAINS—Trace, $406 dozen.
GUN POWDER—Per keg, Austin crack
shot. $4-50.
SHOT-12.15 sack.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
September. . . .
October. . . . . .
Novetulier. . . . a
Decemlier.. . . . .
January. . . . . .
March
Closed steady.
42 642%
difficult to supply more than-129,000,009 bush
els. Russian wheat difficult to buy and
more apparent that Russian crop Is much
les* abundant than the officials hove us
iNdleVe. Outside of United Htntes. Canada
and Russia. It I* almost Impossible for
more than 240.090.000 bushels to lie obtain
ed this season. It Is not surprising, there
fore, to find sellers very scarce when they
usually very numerous. Tin* market
seem* now to lie wholly given up t<
bull side, ns predicted some time ago, and
the season Is likely to Ik* one of, nil ex
Chicago, Sept. 12.—Wheat closed
1-808-8C higher; corn wns up l-8(fi
3-4c; oata gained as much as 3-Sc and
pi'ovlKlcnx were fractionally better.
The Canadian northwest furnished
the chief influence In.wheat this morn
ing. Besides the froata in the North
west, a blizzard was raging in Alberta.
Liverpool was up l-4(ffl-2d, compared.
\<1th a break here yesterday of 2 (ft) 1
2 3-Sc. There was Nome selling early
by discouraged longs, but this wheut
was snapped ufi readily. Much of the
wheat sold out yesterday will be re
instated today.
There was free selling early on pros
pect of u larger run from the country,
but offerings thereafter were small.
Country speculators were on the buying
aide.
Oats were comparatively quiet, but
thO market wns firm. Cash demand
good and prices hteady to l-2e higher.
Trade In hog product* was small.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For tho 24 hears ending nt 8 a f m.. 7Stb
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago grain and provision quotatk
for today are ns follows, compared with
-yesterday's close:
Open
rj.ii- • 97-4
.. 103TS
Kept.
Ma.v
C v OKN—
Sept....
1(585 miZ !04?4
May
Kept.
59%
Dor..
May.... 53*;
Hept
53*4
52%
53%
15.42%
15.89 15.85 15.89 15.85 15.77%
Hept...
Oct... 9.12%
Jan.... 8.80
■RIBH—
Kept
8.97%
9.07%
8.77%
n.-i
Jair...
8.67%
8.82%
8.62%
8.12%
tmonlliinry ehnrseter.
A New York message to H. f. l^ive claim
ed thnt on account of the Inferior quality
of the Russian wheat mult hat of Austria
inllle.
— .... No. 2 rci
winter wheat at Knusas City for sblpmeut
to Hungary try way of Hamburg.
COTTON GOODS ARE MOVING
IN MODERATE VOLUME.
The New York Commercial: In the whole
sale dry goods district the business for the
nrrent
it week Is proving to be of only mod
erate proportions^ ji* _» ifjjjj. rJULflf
Imvers’ are abaent, observing the Jewish
religious holidays. Home of the selling
agents handling woolens nml worsteds In
the men's wi»ar lines thnt have Imvii selling
PHHBWRMHPptii «■«!
the w*wk. In dress goods the opening of
farther line* will Iw deferred until after
‘ 15th Instant. It is not only because of
observation of the New \ear holidays
lu this city that trade will be quiet, but
niso from the fact thnt orthodox Jews In
lag the next week or ten day*.
goods are moving In fair volume In nil of
the jobbing houses and cotton goods con-
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carondelet and Gravl.r St»., New Orleeni.
MEMBERS: ,
Orl«», rotten Rxch«n*». N— W**"*
lerlt Cotton Kxrhinn. New OtImM *>•! Cttle.no Bo«W. .t rrou*.
Ka CMttihSSr Now Torfc roftee Rnrnnp.
•too Cotton Bsiffr* Atooriafe ltwd»n ijtnp—i Cotton Au't
Sow Vor* .ml Chltojo CormponAnil.:
8. CACHE A CO„ AND DARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARHINdTON,
-niVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS.
... nearby delivery. In tlie sfIlf piece fiqsl*
trade it Is stated that delivery on fall mull
'winter contract* is steadier. Among the
Urge silk importer* the eoudllloii of trad# is
|reported ns well iustnlued^||||M|||4d|i^
J Several of
'largest niantifnetarer* In the Paterson dis
trict report their bnstnest In l»etter shape
than previously this season. Uatters-up «»f
dress goods aud cloakings are setting ai
large volume of re-onl#rs ou tbelr fall
style*. The tailored suit nnd the three-
quarter length coats aiul clonks are faring
well this season. Joldiers find tbelr road
sales larger thaw thope scored last year at: a
Print Qlothx Hold Steady.
With sale* of narrow odds nml regulars
showing a decline In volume* to those of
last week, the converters look forward to
having sonic portion of their, requirements
for the early months of 1968 filled at con
cession*. The nulling agvnts nml enttou
goods brokers declare they will lie side
to keep gray good* ofi n 1st sis of 5>4»* for
regular*, and are m»t accepting Ike l»osl-
nee* tint t* proffered them, wide stand-
snl* me sternly st 7%e for near-by delivery.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKE' 1
Chicago. Kept. 12.—Hogs—Uecdpts 18.090.
Market stemlv: ilzht $6.2006.00: mixed 85.750
6.60: heavy 85.5)06.25: nmgli $5.5005.75; pigs
8S.frHiti.40: yorkers $6.5006.60.
Cottle—lie**elpts 9.509. Market steady;
lieeves $407.30; cows fl.256S.50; Texas cot
She**p—Itfieelpts 18.000. Market sternly: na-
ling* $3.5006.30; lamb* $507.65; westerns $5
urn
Atutmu. clear
Chattanooga, clear. . . .
Columbus, (tartly cloudy.
Temperature.
Mai. f
Mis. 2
►Mae
etivlUe. riettr.
den
Montlrcltn. elear. . . .
Rome, clear
Tocern. elear
West Point, clear
Delayed data. Sept. U:
Gainesville, cloudy.
Griffin, cloudy.
•Macon, rain. .
Moutlcfllo. cloud,
Tatlit|*iNi
Tih-c
cloudy.
few:
•14
m
Sil
T8T
Hpeelifl lit The (feoniqrt.
iFruw llitywnrd. Vick fc ClitfS.i..
New York, Kept. 12.-!h»rtlott. FWklur k
Unrrlugtotl: flic (lijttlihirioh lit yestenlny's
market liroke out mold vloh-iitlj- lu the t'up-
(HT stin k* on the appureiitly unsettled con
ditions III the niotrtl market. The wnvo ef
telling affected other Issue*, but the de-
cltfiVU III the ratlrirud n*T did jiot tTpprnxI-
umte the weakness li| Cuppunf.
at the dose yesterday, this mbmlng ws»
*.i5JP*??r "‘d* 1 ** Jfitp® dUd ijnre
tained of cuts ft! the Anacoiula pud Auinl
gnnuited dividend*. Trsoc d1v)deml meet
lugs do not occur for sonic time, nud fears
oiTnng iwbft tTtouid. uoi be. vutvrrniimd.
W« lotik for 0 itftltr mnrfeet this up
lug. nml think support wlllj-oine lu ti*la.
Advise n conservative policy. Buy only
ou Xjicss violent dip*. •
Town Topjrf: From adrlees we have
reindvcd dutiug the past twenty-four hours
we iire convinced that tho (iirnlitK Mu*
has been rt*nchei| at far ns first class rail
road fltockg ui'a concerned. The money sit
uation abroad has vastly iniproriMl, and If
the Berlin hank rate Is advanced this
will be tuken
ding of the cor
.... stfiiigntcy wtdeb
the world'* markets have •been suffering
ilnrtng the last year or- more: In vest went
demand no- good securities Is Increasing.
and the city bond (agile lias had the
Important effect of I'nllstlitg confident*
Investors generally In tho situation. There
Opened Strong at Initial
Gains of Over One
Point.
LONDON WAS PACTOR
Advices* From That Center
Are Encouraging—Re
flected in New York.
New
Is no doubt that most rails are worth
money than they are bringing, aud wo .
e*|Hi*H|ly par Dal ut these prices.to the II
“• * If.irrlmans, Ht. I*anl. AtehUim. Ite
altlmore. Ucunsylyuuln,
hi * ‘ ‘
mid Ifnrrimaus, Ht. Paul. Atehbam. Read
lug. Norfolk. Baltimore. Pennsylvania,
Northwestern, Illinois t'entrnl. Louisville
and Atlniitie Const Line, nml the Lime bar
come when 4f(cy. (ihou)d be
bear drive* f<R* uqml nrpflts,
tie* hove iII*eo|iujod about al
liTe fiico
iNitight ou nl<
m. These sccurl
nil the remaining
eibmigliig the sltuu-
The Popper position I*
•ml further bearish uggret
bee ted In this section of
the list, but on
bo tKdiiL —RBI
As soon as the city 4%« are delivered,
large government deposits may lie expect
ed 111 the looul bank*, uml Ihcre .Is erery
reason to believe thnt money wHI be de
cidedly easier liefdre lpng. .
We think cotton should lie sold on nil
bulge* for turns.
The grains may reset a little further,
H"' ‘ ft! .L
doii early market for American se-
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
York. Kent. 12.—policy on call 204;
rallinr rate 3; time loans easy; sixty day*
ninety days 6%; six liioiitlis 6 per cent.
Posted rules: Htcrllug exi-hiiuge 84.82*^0
4.86%. with iwtunl business lu Intiikt.
ut $4.84:1504.8540 for demand mid $4.81650)
4>175 for sixty-day hills.
‘ * leant lie
Pi-line lucrcantife imji«r mtrhnnged.
i-ouilhli luu; sllvoc.!*o higher at Sl%d. Ne
fork b:.r silver 68e.
Boston. Hept. (2,—Following wps tflo fifl
mid asked price oq Georgia Rail wiry and
Elecfrlr Unmpany today! Bid 76; (faked $0;
preferred I dd 91.
MINING STOCKS.
Boston. Kept. 12.—Opening: North Butte
). GrccmM'it tin non 9%. Trinity 15. Ciniper
line* 58\i. Butte ronlltlon 14. Mobnwk 61.
Rang" .......
.shannon 11%. Utah Allulug 3814.
ket Is strong.
THE METAL MARKET.
YorC, Fept. 12.—Price* were lower nt
the metal, exchange. Copper. %c. tin .%c In
NAVAL 8TQRE8.
%ssyfc%f;‘iife'te KS it w.
.Miniiiiiim leuiperatures are for 12 hours
ending 8 n. in., this dntc.
xReceived too tnto to luctnde tn dtxtrtct
averages.
•Iinrleston. .
*Gnlvc*tou.
Little Uoek.
Memphis. . .
Mcmpl
Moidli 1
Montgomery.
New Orleans,
tklnboma. .
Hiivannnh. . .
Vicksburg. .
Wilmington,
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
.i
HI
TtmpttMlurt.
I ml Ini ten lunpprci'
yesterday. (2) F “* *
Remarks.
Lower tempera tn res are repp
llfttrb-t* except Little Rock, McinpbU. Okla-
Ijoii-i aud-Vlekr* *“* * *
sbnrg. The* temperature I*
nml In inoNt districts. The rnln-
rall ha*"been light tuul confined to the east-
part
J. B. MARBLRY. Section Director.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington, Hept. 12.—Weather condition*
THE 8UGAR MARKET.
New York, Sept. 12.—The local raw and
refined sugar markets ore steady aiul
changed. London Iwet sugar steady; Sep
tember and Oetolier unchanged at 10s and
9s 11%<I respectively.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Wheat opened unchanged to % lower and
nt 100 P- nt. >40% higher. 1
hli^itei
Porn opened unchanged nnd at 1:36 p. in,
% higher. «Mooed uticbauged. %
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
The receipt* or grata lo cor lot* toda*
mil estimated receipts for tomorrow are 4»
Wheat
font
Oats
Hogs. bead..
Today.. Tonw
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
The following Wires rive the opening
■nd cbwe ’ — “
for today
January .. ..
February ,, .
March .. .
April
Mny
June
July ..
August .. ..
September ..
Oendier .. ..
Novetabcr ..
Iteeeiuls'r
Opeolnj
..6.06A.I6
. ..<.664.15
. .ff.1frff.36
..4204.25
..<.394.36
..<.304.46
. .6.354. W
..(1.364.40
..5.S64.»>
. 1810
..fr.904.ftt
..6.M4.0S
LMosed steady. Hales li.750.
<.064.10
<.104.15
<.154.20
tm
<.25 430
ff.354.40
«JBff.4»
5.854.90
59r4.9T.
6.004.06
nnd general /oreenst:
find nud generally clear weather prov *T«
this morning except In the lower lake anil
uorthern upper lake region itud the north
west. where It Is still unsettled and afiow-
cry, though cool. Since Wcduosdoy morning
then* have been shower* In the Atlantic
states, the lake region, the Dakotas, Mmi
tana nnd Washington, while In the central
valleys, the west and southwest, the weath
er WO* fair.
Tool and generally Hear weather will con
tinue tonight mid Friday In the east nud
south, except (tint showers are possible
along the south Atlantic const.
Forecast until 8 p. hi. Friday:
Virginia—Fair tonight; cooler ou the
coast; Friday fair; light westerly winds, be
coming variable.
North Carolina—Fair tonight and Friday;
warmer Friday In western portion; light
north to northeast winds.
Houth Carol Inn—Fair In the interior; part
ly cloudy; possibly showers on the coast
tonight or Friday; cooler tonight In south
ern portion: light north to northeast winds.
Georgia—Fair In the interior; partly
cloudy; possibly showers on the coast to
night or Friday; warmer tonight In uorth-
west (Hirtiou; light uorth to northeast
winds.
Eastern Florida—Fair In western; local
showers In eastern portlou tonight or Fri
day; variable winds.
Western Florida—Fnlr tonight and Friday;
light northeast to east Winds.
AlalKimn—Fair tonight: warmer In the In-
terior; Friday fair; light northeast to eaat
winds.
Mississippi—Fair tonight; farmer In east-
era portion; Friday fair; light east to south
east wind*.
' Tennessee—'(Setteratyy fa!* tonight and rrl-
'^enlncky—Fair.tonight; Friday probably
shower* by night.
Hales. 331: receipts. Ml.
Roslu firm; sales. 1.887;
glass. $6.21: witter
York. Kept. 12.—The Impressive fea
ture In today's maikfff, even more than was
the ease yesterday, wns the teudeucy shown
by the railroad ll*t to break away from
the depressing influence of the metal stocks.
Iqulilntlon was renown! extensively lu tho
Issnc* wmit Well below yesterday'* low
point*. The general market hml opened
with ii rush of buying orders, which
strnligely suggested that the snort interest
lu the railway shares at leant h*d become
uneasy over their position. Wltblu .fhb first
feW —v******* mm- nmuai.
luat nhrfit * closing. The extreme jvenk*
minute*
leaders, like luidlhf.
ness when It first appeared In the Copper
■■■■i . M- not escape attention that
nil the .prominent railway* ware quickie
nud almost eagerly taken when UttrSrm**
offered at coiicexslons. This sort of re
sistance fin* in fact bever hern more clear
ly presented this season than It woe iu
the day’s dealings.
New York, Hept. 12.—The stock market |
opeiied strong at Initial going of 1% lu !
I nfoii Pacific and Northern i'aciflc. Smelt
ing X Hteel preferred. Southern raclfic and
Atchison X, Anoconda. Car Foundry. Rend- 1 '
lug, Hted common. Great Northern pre*
* nnd Fennaylvnala %, Copper % and
Closing hid* foliow;
Railway Stocks.
Atchison sffi;
Baltimore and Ohio ».»%
Camidinii Faelflc 164%
Chicago and Northwestern 144
Colorado fkmtnerti.-.
Deliver nud Rio Oj-nude.. 24%
Denver and Itlo Grande pfd 65%
.iivkinm ' ciiinil ., ,, 11
MIsMonrI I’ll rifle,, *. ffs%
New York Central 101%
Ueruis.vlvnnla 119%
Beading..
Rock Island
Hr. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Rail way
Union Pacific
Wabash
Intrrbnrmtgh-Metropotltnn.. .
do. preferred
Grant Northern
Miscellaneous,
..119%
.. -129%
%
Amalgamated Copper
American Car nml Foundry .. .
American Locomotive
American Tobacco
Americau Cotton oil .
American Smelting nnd Refining .
jireferre*
m na bid
:;g
- W!s
National
vM
w S%.
!! 87
People’s Gas ..
PresMed Steel Car —
Western Dnlon .. * |«
Virgliila-Ciiiollnn Chemical .. 2j
?«rw,
States Steel
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
STOCKS—
GRADE DIFFERENCES REVI8ED.
The mmmtttm mi revlstnti nf the New
Yolk cotton exilmiige uiet Weducsdi
lorH cqttou exchange met Weducsilny and
made the following changes |n grade dif
ference*:
GRADE— New.
Fnlr i..!.25
Strictly middling fair
Middling fair 1.25
Old.
Barely middling fair
Strict g»a*«| middling 0.75
Fully good middling
74
Gomi middling
Barely good middling
Strict mldilllMg 0.25
Strict middling' 0.30
Fully low middling
Low middling 1.00
Bar/ly low middling
Strbt oHI!wiry 4-1.50
Fully goojl ordinary ....
Good ordinary 2.00
Good ordlunry 2.00
Strict good middling tinged...0.35
GihhI middling tinged, value of
Strict middling tinged 0.25
Middling ringed 0.80
Strict low middling tinged ....1.00
Full middling stained 100
Middling *1 nliu*d 1.26
0.06 off
0.12 off
O.w off
?•»«!
Bnreiy^iniildllng stalniHl l._
Strict low middling stained ..,.2.25
Fully low middling stained
Low middling atolued 3.00
0.W off
0. 50 off
1. M off
HAVE A REAL VACATION
The Georgian and Now*. No trouble
and read The Georgian and Nawa tVery
day while away. Sent everywhere 45
cents a month, 10 cents a week. Phons
4928 or write oirculation department,
to change address.
Friday; light to frarii easterly wind* on
Texas—Fell tonight nud Friday; light lo
frasi. southerly 1 winds on the 1*01*1.
Oklahoma and Imlhiu Territory—FsI.' and
UNION
SAVINGS BJVNK
Gould Building
CAPITAL STOOK . . . SI 00.000.00
4 0/ RI *OU«CI» —TT7
70 1960,000.00 4 o
Amalgamated Copper ..
Baltimore and Ohio .. ..
Che*a|ietike and Ohio ..
Cii midinn I’aciflc
Erie -
do. preferred
Illinois Central
Louisville nml Nnnhvitle .
Kansas and Taxes - .. .
do. preferred
York Central ..
Great Westers -
Ontario and Western .. ..
Northern 1’nclflc
Norfolk nnd western - -
Philadelphia and Reading
do, first preferred .. ..
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
he-rum .. .; ..
Union Pacific .. .. .. .. ..
United Mtates Steel
do. preferred
Wabash - ♦.
do. preferred
ROYAL^PREMIUMS PAJD *
FOR THE EARLY RECEIPT8.
Npw Orleans, Hept 19.—The Tlmes-Demo.
crat: ”Insplred by the labor strikes at
New Orleans, a fretful atoek market and
the reported easier tone on actual cotton
In the Atlantic states, room scalpers have
apparently sold themselves Into a bole In an
effort to pocket all the balls, nnd tbelr
cue* «r wit: umr. tuo strike mmm
la bad enough to worry exporters with
September commltmenta to fill, but Judging
nepieiiinrr nminuuu»i»i» j«*»»*»*m*
try the royal premiums paid for staplo
rottoii and ,th* wUUttfiiuii ol burtr. to
trn.le In Mo.irabl. ..rljr reo.lpt., hopo of mi
rnrly .Pttlnm.nt of «ft.- labor tronble on
1 hr rlrrr front eil.ln to a moro m.rkod
ilrarrc now than riurlne the dart pa.t. The
Now Orlrnna cotton efchanac laid the foun-
iirmldluK for the mill nit of a ittnoral meet,
lint of the tnrmlwri of the nehanft In
Notraulwr for the purpoie pf dtocaaalw the
matter at length nml determining how the
linproremeuta dealred mar Iw aecurot.
Meanwhile the actual trade turnover la
Meonwhlle the actual
“ ‘ *■"■ 're and ssuin uPHuauuR
Habilltlee until a better
,he
A TLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA, GA
C. E. CURRIER, Preildent H. T. INMAN, VIc.-PfttldtnL
GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cathl.r.
JAMES S. FLOYD, Ataiatant Cashlre.
Capital ;
Surplus and Undivided Profits
$500,000.00
$650,000.00
*
i'
We Solicit Your Patronage.
Fair aud warmer tonight aud
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. AUDITORS AND BANK EXAMINERS.
Audit., 8ptci*|-Exaimn<tiont. Costing and Systematizing.
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