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CT*. ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. .SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1?. 1507. pflTTON FUTURES LOWERAT OPENING Little Change Occurred During First Hour of the Session. MARKET WAS QUIET The Close Was Steady Net Unchanged to 11 Points Lower. \>w York, Oct. 19.—The cotton market .tirtdl about aa hart been expected. The EnilUh market wan affected by report, of free offer!nit. from the nbutli. The wenther map waa conalrterert fairly good and rith the rasped opening In atocka and amall taking, by the aplnnera tended to In crease hear confidence. SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, eaaler; middling, 8.49. Atlanta, quiet; middling 1114. NewOrleana, quiet: middling 11%. New York, eteady; middling 11.58. Charleston. nrra, m -,, - Wilmington, steady; m dd ng 113-H . Baltimore, nominal; middling 11%. Boat tendy: middling11.75. Philadelphia, eteady: middling 12c. Houston, atendy; middling 11%. Memphis, qnlet; middling 11%. St. Louis, quiet; middling 11%. Norfolk, atendy: middling 11%. Galveston, atendy; middling 11%. WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT Secretary Heater'* gtatement of the world's visible supply of cotton for the week ending October 18, made up from special cable and telegraphic advlcea, compares the figures of this week with last week, last year and the year be fore. , , It shows an increase for the week just closed of 210,218, against an In crease of 205,399 last year and an In crease of 225,780 year before last. The total visible Is 2.768,827. against 2,578.614 last week. 2,640,047 last year and 3.552,223 year .before last Of this the total of AmerliV'J cotton Is 2,000,- 551 against 1,795,738 last week. 1,892,- 015 last yenr and 2,795,222 year before last, and of all other Kinds, Including Egypt, Brazil, India, etc., 787,876, against 782,876 last week. 748.000 last year and 767.000 year before last. The total world’s visible supply of cotlon. as above, shows on Increase compared with last week of 210,213, an Increase compared with last year of 248,780 and a decrease compared with vear before laat of 763.395. Of the world’s visible supply of cot lon, as above, there Is now afloat and held In Great Britain and continental Europe 1,528,000, agalnat 1.172,000 last year and 1,747,000 year before last; In Egypt 81,000, against 88,000 last year and 70,000 year before last; In India 840,000. against 416,000 last year and 415.000 vear before laat; and In the United States 84,000, against 964,000 last year and 1,320,000 year before last. SPINNERS’ TAKINGS AMERICAN COTTON 8|)p«'lnl to Th© Georgian. New Orleans. La.. Oct. 19.—Secretary Hester gives the takings of th* spin ners nf the world as follows. In round numbers: This week 189,000 this year, against 2H.OOO last year and 231,000 year be fore last. Toial since September 1 this year 1.155,1100. against 1.226,000 last year and 1,325,000 the year before. iff this Northern spinners and Cana da look 157,000 bale* thla year, against 194.000 last year und 247,000 the year before; Southern eplnnera ,761,001). against 355,000 Inst year nnd 350,000 the year before, and foreign spinners 687,- ooo, against 677,000 last year and 728,- 000 the year before. MOVEMENT OF COTTON DURING PAST WEEK. of the for the M com- of the Following Is the statement movement of cotton Into sight *iek nnd since September 1, u Piled by Superintendent King New York Cotton Exchange: Weekly Movement, Thle Jurt receipts 271.610 fwerlanrt to mills and Canada 10,760 southern mill tak ing" 16,000 Gain of stock at In terior towns.. .. 49,244 Last year. 110.477 16,501 58,000 41,081 Bought Into sight fur week 867,506 481,071 _ Total Crop Movement. receipts 1,141,732 1,701,664 overland to mills “nd Canada.. .. 32,204 48.268 Southern mill tak ings 198,000 820,000 *««* at Interior 'owns In excess of ®«Pt- 1 s 175,905 168,882 Brought Into sight Ibus far 1,649,841 2,225,794 COTTON YARN MARKET*" IN SOLD UP CONDITION. N°w York Commercial: tk,, •"•onlsnec with the new conditions UJiV* being faced In the rollon goods sellers ore gradually establishing s * st.itus for cottons of all descriptions K/orwjfd contract. In some Inatancea the t n r .’’ ,f"r large Interests have been able Ur i ,Jowev Prices quoted them on itoorta mr deHvery January, Thle, This’ll l» a rare exception In the market. eobl up condition of coarse se well ns Pm, 1 ,!"* jettons for the coming three to esr months tn n thing that bee not been lJE?5E!"i Ibis trade for many year*, tki. . *■ ’"I 1 '" cure of for the balance of ■ the mills stated In loqses Hint .... threatened an goods that fjgt ‘lie- "nil that there la a possibility Silli, l 1 ,1 " , cllntl«na In Hie event of the Wtn £? .! v '“* Ul’ to their emitrnrta. What 1“ I lie result of goods being tUrned “u the sellers Is an open question, Ml" Bend on delivery. It i.eii' le, and commission '•'■nation, are three ten,.1 on NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. (From Hayward, Vick A- Clark.) New York, Oet. 19.-J. K. Baebn & Co.: Llrerpool cables due 1% to 4 off on r—- and 1 to 1% lower on late mouths. (Jpe steady 4 points lower on near nnd 5 lo and export 300, Imports 14,0M, 000 American. T. II. l'rlce says: ''Rasing my figures from telegrams thla morning received from a considerable number of representative gins in enoh cotton state, I e*t!nmte the total .ginning, this crop, up to Inst evening at 4.4.80,000 bales. From September 25 to October 18 the total ginned, according to my estimate, is 2,717,000 bales, which compnn wlth 2.875.000 last year nnd 2,635,000 In 1906. I- ollowing Is tin* statistical position of cotton on Friday, October 18. as umde up by the New York Financial Chronicle: - This Last L ... ... , Week. Week. Yt-«.s. Visible supply 2.836,684 2.363.934 2.633.089 American 2,025,684 1,626.934 1.885.008 In sight, week 1.S27.882 304.524 2,281.282 Sinee 8ept. 1 3.882.12C 1,078,416 600,680 Port stocks 267.873 439,106 ‘ E*POft» 184,502 211.178 Interior receipts... 185.428 137.736 324;437 Interior shipments. 131.486 103.257 261,446 Interior stocks 292,930 174,919 291,529 Following Is the Liverpool cotton state * or wee,c ending Friday, Octobei Week's sales Of which American Fort export For speculation Forwarded Total stocks Of tWhlch American Actual exports... Of which American../... Since September 1 Of which American Stocks iifloat Of which American New Orleans, Oct 19.-IIay.w«rd, Vick & lark: Wpatiipi* mnn Irii'oiti"i'’* n u*k«s that t wot 1906. 2.100 2,700 61.000 563.000 471.000 4.000 81.000 239.000 175.0001 260,000 207,000 38.000 28.000 2,100 400 63.000 239.000 173.000 3,000 84.000 264.000 218.000 343.000 298.000 Clark: Weather map Incomplete, there Is would indicate ‘ “ ,v v a. s xa i uni. I It 111 Ik, 4IIIII ,...n ..... again escape the cold wenther. This Is a disappointment to bulls, and bear selling today. may cause HESTER’S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT same days year before last of 43,000, and a decrease under the same 1904 of 157,000. for the 18 days of October the totals show a decrease under Inst year of 341,000, a decrease under the same pe riod year before last of 194,000, and a decrease under the same time In 1904 of 487,000. For the 48 days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate Is behind the 48 days of last year 891,000, the same days year before last 665,000, and behind 1904 by 955,000. The amount brought Into sight dur ing the past week has been 393,933 bales, against 499,570 for tho seven days ending this date last year, 43d,- 896 year before last, and 551,303 same and In 1904: and for the 18 days of October It has been 967,234, against 1,208,679 last year, 1,161,563 year be fore last, and 1,404,582 same time In 1904. The movement since September 1 shows receipts at all United States ports 1,246,258, against 1,641,414 last year, 1,815,696 year before Inst nnd 2,069,070 same time In 1904. Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and Poto mac rivers to Northern mills and Can ada, 32,380, against 52,443 Inst yenr, 54,420 year before last and 65,511 same time in 1904; Interior stocks In exces: of those held at the close of the com merclal year 178,379, against 157,353 last year, 260,303 year before last and 327,773 same time In 1904; Southern mills takings 356.000, against 351,997 last year, 346,145 year before last and 304.564 some time In 1904. These make the total movement for tho 48 days of the season from Sep tember 1 to date 1,812,012, against 2,- 203,207 last year, 2,476,564 year before last and 2,766,918 same time In 1904. Foreign exports for the week have been 181,813, agalnat 225,336 lost year, making the total thus far for the sea son 805,131, against 1,002,487 last year a decrease of 19',668. Northern mill takings and Canada during the 7 days show a decrease of 4,699 a* compared with the correspond ing period last year, and their total takings since September 1 have de creased 16,319. The total tnklnge of American mills, North, South and Can ada, thus far for the season have been 517,797. agalnat 648,761 last year. These lnctude 167,159 by Northern spinners, against 193,796. Stocks at the seaboard and the 29 lending Southern Interior centers have Increased during the week 118,212 bales, against an Increase during the corre sponding gbrlod laat season of 175,290, » nd are now 113,329 more than at thla ate In 19047 Including stocks left over at ports and Interior towns from the laat crop and the number of bales brought Into sight thus far from the new crop, the supply to date Is ,2,160,018. against 2,500,977 for the same period last year. NEW YORK. Following 1* the range In cotton futures in New York today: | Hifejli ii Oct Nov.. . . . Dec Jnn Feb March. . . April. . . . May. . . . July. . . . 10.99 11.03 llll 10.80 10.89 10.81 10.78 10.77 10.73 li.03| 10.98116.99111.02-03! 11.02-0! 11.03 tl.0I 11J11 U.-9S-06(11.05-06 11.19 11.14 11.18 11.17-1;11.22-2’. 10.82 10.77 10.78 10.77-78| 10.88-8'J 10.90 10.8’) 10.89 19.77-78110.88-81 10.82 10.76 10.78 10.76-77 10.87-8S 10.T8l0.7819.7810.7S-7q 10.M-M 10.79110.74 lO.TSi 10.74-75110.83-& 10.73 10.70 10.70|10.70-71110.78-79 Closed steady. lint the majority or iubu iu me u«»w positive they would be able to resell tho aitnlla at prices that would save the mill* Som any low. The saving circumstance In thla market l» tho abort supply^of goal* of all cbtaaea to meet an unsatisfied demand for apota and goods for nearby delivery. The aggrofate stock of colored and bleach- ed cottons I* climated to be far lower than that carried In any recent October. Print Cloths at Standstill. i the print doth market yesterday naked for Impossible concessions, sn«V . . ‘ f4i.ttr.va they ors naked for Impossible concessions, and falling to get their figures accepted, they heldVck their narow cloths Is st a atandstlli. tJu »% *«. “‘”nd ta « 'M* «x?& 15 cents is now the prevailing quotation on ?S?w!inf delivery eintrocta. Regular, are ."Id on and the nominal quotation does not rive 'an accurate UalsV dgurlng tbelr worth on long time contract,. Wiley’s candy will melt in your mouth and Georgian want ads will put money in your pocket. A forty-cent box of Wiley’s best candy free with each thirty-cent want ad in next Saturday’s Georgian. HAYWARD, VtCK & CLARK, 0TTON, 8TOCK8, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carondelet and Grsvier Sts, New Orleans. MEMBERS: , cotton la s Slew York end Chleego Corr«poodenU. »• CACHE & CO., ANO BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARRIN® 0. . oaivATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS. Edited by Joseph B. Lively. Mr. LlTely’s twenty-five years* experience ot ed* Itlng markets In Atlanta and the South has undo him a rec/»eu!xed nu* tborlty In* his specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME OF STOCK. Aiual. Copper Am. Ice Securities. . . . Am. M|ir Refinery. . . American Smelting. . . Am. laocointlve do. preferred Am. Car Foundry. . . . American Cotton OIL . . Anaconda Atchison do. preferred Atlantic C. Linn Brooklyn Rapid T. . . . Baltimore - \ Ohio. . . . Chesapeake A Ohio . . Canadian Pacific Chicago A Alton Consolidated Gas Central Leather Preferrod Colorado .Fuel A Iron- . Corn Produce Colorado Southern. . . . , Delnwnr© A Hudson. - . Hfnver A ltlo Grand*. . Distillers* Securities. . . Erie. . _ do. preferred General Elnrtrlc Great Western Hrr** Northern pfd. . . Illinois Central luterhuro , do. preferred Kansas A Texaa rw 103% if* iiir & |S . 2 I 22 lot" 1163% im' 41% i 44% itj m i IB* 1 | 79%, 78V 4 7S< 156V4 156 invi «... 14%, 13)4 is%| ii 146 | 14i 18 | li, 44%; 44*4 W | 18?% uol iio 117%! H65 130 I l.„, 4 s | 7*4 NAME OF STOCK* Kaueus A Texus pfd. . . , i.uuUvlUo A Nashrlllis. . , Miswmrl Pacide Mexican Central. • • . . , Sen York Central Northwestern. . . . . . , Nun i) nu l Lead. Nurioik A Western Northern Pacific. . . . . , uutHi'ln Jk Western PeiiUHylvnula. . Pacific Mall People's Gas Co Pressed A reel Car. . • . , Rending Rock lulaad. . do. preferred. do. preferred. . . . . , St. Paul lean. Coal A Iroo. . . . Tf-xua Pacific. ....... Union Pacific. ....... U. S. Rubber. ....... •do. preferred. . • . . , U. h. Steel do. preferred Western Union. ...... Wabash . . . . do. preferred. si g o a s- << Ho 00 60 S' 3T% 99 aa *7% 98% l a* 37% % i 1 I I WTi 79% ii% 79% sr 15% S8 83” 15 ie*’ i8‘* ie” {*' 63 70% 63 84 63 I I m% 112% 110% U0 * iii% iii% ii2% iii” Wi 82 8S 67 07 67 67 nr ie * ie” ie~ LIVERPOOL. 6.14% 4.21% Following la the opening range, 3 p. m. and close, compared with yesterday: Futures opened quiet and steady. Opeulng Previous Range. Close. Close. 6.17 -6.15 6.03 -6.10% 6.01 -5.09 0.96 -5.97 5.91 -5.92% 6.91 5.88 -5.86 5.84% 6.86 -5.86% 6.85 -5.83 October. . . Oct.-Nov. . . Nov.-Dee. . , I lee.-Jail. . . Jau.-Feb. . , Fcb.-March. Mareh-Aprll. 6.98 0.00% 5.90 Closed quiet and steady. NEW ORLEANS. Following la the range In cotton futures lo .New Orleans today: 1 | 1 1 9.5 fl 6ct. . . Nov Doc ft?>*.*. '. *. ! March. . . April. . . . May. . . . July. . . . 11.10 iolso 10.79 10.84 lb! 90 10.92 l.lOjll.OS io!82ia78 10.82 10.77 10.8ti| 10.83 ibibblibiw 10.92110.92 11.10 io!sb 10.78 id. 8.*: ib!s8 io.r-> 11.67^0 104 Mi 10.79-80 10.7f>19 10.711 io. toll 19.83-84 10.8Tt-87 10.87-88 li. 14-16 10.92 10.87-88 10.86-87 10.86-87 10.91-92 j£ii : ■ ; 10.96-97 10.98-11 Closed steady. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. (From Hayward, VIek A Clark.) Chicago, Ocf. 19.—Bartlett, Frnah*r & Car rington: The situation to pm looks ex tremely bullish on wheat. Our foreign ad vices this forenoon state that drouth con- tlnues In Austrnlin, India and Russia, nnd the wenther Is too wet In Europe and un favorable weather prevails In Argentine. Tho demand fur corn the Inst day or two has not been good, but we expeel receipts to run light after the 1st of month. The demand for cash oats was much bet ter yesterday. We do not look for much further decline. Chicago Itecord-IIernld: Popular sentiment In wheat has veered sharply to the selling side. Tight money, which has lieen largely Ignored In tho grain trade until now, became a very live nud potent factor yesterday. Au Increasing number of western nud northwestern grain meu, falling to get adequate accommoda tions at their home bunks, were making pil grimages bore. Some were supplleil but all paid high rates. As n rule, however, the applicant for funds was referred back to his home Institution. Meanwhile tho inllliug in jiiuiini|mii», uni i selling price of flour. Special Russian news scrvleo reports: “Drought Is doing damage lu the south went, Crimea nud A soft and the winter seeding m there nro partly destroyed. There Is also every prospect of this drought continuing. A private report says thst the wenther In India Is still cloudv, hut no rain has fallen. In the Punjnuh tho native crops nr© Irre trievably lost. . „ ... The oat crop this year In I* ranee Is offj.- dauy estimated nt 383,650.000 bu., against 312.080.000 bu. Inst yenr. G. It. Van Ness was yesterday distribut ing souvenirs among bis trade correspon dents In celebration of th© twenty-second anniversary of his successful start In the grain trade ns n lxnr of 14 years. Morris 8chwab«cl»er estimated Chicago provision stocks ns follows: Pork. 22,001 brls.; lard, 67.000 tes., nnd ribs, 17,500.000 ibs. Compared with the officially reported stocks of Oet. 1 these figures show the fol lowing decreases: Pork. 2.677 brls.ulard, 23,- 144 tcs., nnd ribs, 2.677.000 lbs. A. O. 81a ugh ter & Co.’s Amsterdam cor respondent cabled 'a* follows: “Demand from millers limited; they don’t buy any more than they actually need; American wheat will be wautetl lo n moderate ex- Hroomhall cabled from Liverpool: “The continental markets were under pressure to sell, and the market here anpenra heavily overbought. Corn was quiet, with early values %{|%d lower.” WHEAT WAS EXCITED AT THE First Prices Were 3-4 to 1 l-4c Higher—Cables Were Strong. 8T. LOWS CASH QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No. 2 red winter 106 0106 Corn-No. 2 «3%t# 64 Oats—No. 2 51 position of Patten __ __ day’s severe decline was the principal fnc tor In the market. Cables were strong and northwest cars were 200 under last year. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Ohio valley. It has decreased considerably lu energy In the past 24 hours, the highest pressure being 30.34 Inches. The barometer has fallen over the entire country except the uorthcnHt. A low area covers tho far southwest this morning nnd Is causing cloudiness, with precipitation over the west ern hslf of the cotton twdt nud In portions of the Pacific slopeA Italn was falling st 7 a. m. at Palestine, Tex., and Portland, J “ -- **-- jji-i, 16 to , valley nnd New Englam Tho eastward drift of tho high area has 32 degrees ltd; In caused temperature falta of over the Ohio valley nnd New England; In other sections the wenther Is slightly warm er ns a rule. The outlook Is for continued fair weather In thla section tonight and Rundny, with uo marked change In temperature. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. .tor the 24 henrs ending at I meridian time, October 19. 1907. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street. Town Topics: The feeling of pes simism la more pronounced than ever nnd an erratic market la naturally to be looked for today. The fact] that banks are discriminating more •'and more against Industrial collateral leads to the belief that there will be much more selling In this section of the list, and we think lower prices will prevail. At the same time short selling is attended with considerable risk now and we would advise the short side only on the rallies and in those stocks where the greatest amount of liquidation Is still to be expected. The Steel shares, com mon and preferred, as far as we are able to learn, will be under severe pressure of long stock, and the same may be said of the Copper and Smelt ing issues, while practically the only buying of Importance going on In this section Is by the shorts. There are weak places still to be liquidated among the rails, and until the selling of this nature Is completed we do not look for any great Improvement. The bank statement outlook Is favorable, and a moderate Increase In surplus reserves Is likely, but money will be tight, at least for the rest of the month. We look for lower prices generally today. Unless very unfavorable weather de velops we would sell cotton on all bulges. Buy wheat only for turns on sharp breaks. THE SUGAR MARKET. New York. Oct. 19.—The domestic refined uly. Lon nd No^em 1 ATLANTA MARKETS. frOit and produce. LIVKlWLTIIY-Hc'si astir,. 46*45,; cbl,k,ns. ftl,». 27%ft40,. Dusk., Pjrtjln, S3, sacb; puddle, 30c each. Turkeys active, 15c ’’'iWessKD POULTRY-Turkeys, drawn, active, 20c pound; fries active, 206K2%c lb.* hens. iCc pound; ducks, drawn, fancy. 15* pound. PRODUCE—Lard. !2e pound: hams active, 16c pound: shoulders active. 10©11c pound; sides active, 11c pound; butter. lMWIc per pound; beeswax active. 16v pound; bone, *{iI|t8 C JdJnlfllffS-Qtrun, 20c pound: nliuonds, lib' pound: Brasil. 14, pound: Filberts, 18%, pound: HuRlIsh welnuts. 15, pound. I.sui'm pel. 15, pound: orsnips P«'L 15, pound. Lemons, fency Messes*. SI.j'u 4.06; bnnnnne, 3%, ponnrt; p u,npid,«. Hor- Ids stoc*. 34.00w4.56: limes, Florida stock. 75, per hundred, l’ennutn In esrbn nr,r- sslns 100 pounds cncb, "wlna to lydj. C%esc per pound. Jnmnlf-o nrivnp-s. 3.00: dried onpl-i 12*12%,: dried pnich,,. 14W ,{tints, r.00; New York. *5.50*6.00. !■ lx". ■0L26 box. I lotos, l-imunil parkin:,. 7%,. L L Rnltliis. 12.00 tsix. llrapes. Concord. 6- S iunil bucket. 13c; Ncnxnrns. Xc; Uclswere, FRrlTti^iAno!!«, e *^ancy^leseene, J3.75® ^Vt-UKTARI.Rfc-Potntoce per liusbcl *1.10. sweet potatoes. 90e®1.00. Onions M bs' o n .«i.k si 5(1 ernte: krnnt % barrel. 13.74; Virginia. 1%, pound: Danish 2c. STOCKS NERVOUS: During the Early Session Not Many Stocks Under Pressure. RAILWAYS UP EARLY Amalgamated, Smelting and Reading Were Weak and Lower. New York, Oct. 19.—At the stttrt today tlu* atoek market exhibited more Irregu larity tbau hnd been lookM for by tbote who hnd watched yeaterdny'a late rally, i Thu rnllronil lint, ns n rule, was fraction-' ally higher In tbe early deallnga. Amalga mated Co *— per cent mil off a started fractionally higher but noon loct K r cent. ItenUIng opened down 1 per cent. t almost Immediately recovered raoxt of the loss. Union I’ncltlc advanced 74 per from 1m * n 1 per weak, falling a point, bid* folk Cloning bhN follow*: Railway Stocks. Atcblaon Baltimore nml Ohio (’nnnillan I*adfle rhlcago and Nortbweitcru ... Coh.rado Southern ... Denver nnd ltlo Gronde ... ... Erie ... 1111 nolo Central Mexican' Central ... New York C!entral . IVnna.vIvaula Rending Ruck laluud Ft. l'anl Huuthorn Pacific ... Southern Hull way ., Union Pacific Wlflcoiialn Central. Intorboro-Mctro ... do preferred ... ., J. J. BARNES, FAIN 4 CO’8. FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER. Fruits of all kinds have been plenti ful this week. Th. quality of apples has Improved. New York varieties com manding top price*. The flrst shipment of Florida oranges has been received, but the stock Is poor, being mostly green and cull fruit. Lemons have declined, selling nt *4 per box. Banana,, grapes, cocoanuts nnd nuts of all kinds selling well at prices quoted. The flrst offering* of dates, raisins and flg* have been made this week, and the demand has been good. Tomatoes, beans and lettuce have glutted the market this week, os the cold weather has forced the local truckers to market everything they h "irish and sweet potatoes, celery, etc., have been In good demand and prices remain as quoted. Eggs ore getting scarce and prices have advanced sharply this week, now selling at 24 1-2 to 25,. and the demand cleaning up the receipts each day. Poultry has been un uncertain sale all the week. Live hens and turkeys have been In good demand, prices hold ing aa quoted, but fries and dressed stuff have not been selling well, and prices of each have dtctlned. We look for a very active trade In all tines for next week, and f»r an advance in the price of eggs. Olber commodi ties will probsbly remain us quoted to day. ■ INTERIOR spot firmness iN is attracting attention. V.w Orleans. Oet. I*.-The Tlnics-Demo- crat wl “Flrmnes* of Interior spot nisr- kers anil th, evident detcnutnntiuu of the ssSSrsKLiiMih; fm"f " msYof lb, aud'-rDhig -trenxth of The f irro.rV position. Dvr In T"xa. buy !“ sre’not M .ill's. »I."h; tl'lput.-l and cmlon<Tin>ln*«litwKlie tn Iktlvraton for TaKW* a.** nor I' ing n.irn nearly so rapidly as steamsbln'people ex- iloetufl. YfUt'Tilar a Br©w*» “bln of 19.000 lialea ttipadiy lift Ualvcatun la ballaat Ue- July FORK— Jan. ..15.90 May ..16.10 LARD- Oet, Jan. May RIBS— Oct .Inn. .. 8.06 .May .. 8.27% MOOERN~MILLER CROP OUTLOOK. •t. .. 9.10 9.17% Si ::l:® m 7.75 8.12% 8.06 8.10 8.40 8.27% 9.87% STATIOHS ATLANTA Atluiita, clear. . . , •('hntlanongn, clear. xUoluiubua, clear. . xGalueavlile, dear. . xGreenrllte, clear. . . xGrlfTIn •Macon, clear. . . . Montlcello, clear. . , xRome, clear. . . . Spartanburg, dear. . . Toccoa, dear>. . . Weat Point, dear. & TT •Minimum temneraturet are tor 12 hour* ending 9 a. m.. thla date. xRecelved late; not Included Id fiTeragea. Heavy froat at Decatur. Ala (40). CIKTNAL STATION. COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. AtUntn. ...... Auguxta Charleaton Galveston Little Rock. . . . Memphis. ...... Mobile Montgomery. . . . New Orleans. . . . Oklahoma. . . • . . Savannah Vicksburg. Opening. Closing. October. November December. ..... January. .... * March. ....... May 48 C60 t ill Closed dull. 3. today and are as fol- CHICAGO CAR LOT The receipt, of *raln In car lots estimated receipt! for tomorrow Iowa: Today. Tomorrow. Wheat Corn. * Onti Hogs, head 85 X 183 m 446 83.000 voice In spot price making nfTnlrn la uauaRy heeded by the remainder of the l»elt, and If the farmers there are aacceaaful In tbelr efforts to Ifooat values aelli>ra eliewbere may logically expect to profit thereby. Fur ther, It should always be remembered that the speculative lung Interest has been re duced to the Irreducible minimum, but that tl|e speculative abort Interest la scattered uinnujc professionals and outsiders alike, both having taken a shot nt the game un der the Impression that the spot market borrowed THOUSANDS OF DOL LARS. A few hundred dollar* added to a business for Improvements or devtl- opments often means thousands of dol lars additional Income to the business man. If you need money, put *n,sd In the "Money Loan" column of The Georgian Want Pnge. 40-cent box of Wiley's candy free with each 34-ceot Wont Ad. ^ Tgilrii DISTRICT AVERAGES, i Vicksburg. . . . Wilmington. . T, /nalcatea uappraciablt rainfall.' ill jMterday. (2) Fur 24 hours ending 8 a. 76th meridian time. Remarks. Somewhat higher temperatures prevailed In nil districts tbe past 24 hours. Light rain fell lu Galveston district. Elsewhere tbe weather was fair. W. V. MARTIN, Observer, Temporarily In Charge. WEATHER FORECAST. Washington, Oct. 19.—Weather conditions and general forecast: The movement of the highs and Iowa dar ing the last 48 hours has increased very decidedly. As n partial result generally fair weather prevails In all districts, except Texas, snd thence westward to southern California, where the weather has been un- •4>ttled and showery. The eastward move ment of an area of high pressor* now cen tral over the Ohio valley has caused a The wenther will doubtless continue for the next thirty-six hours In all parts of the Washington toreeast district. It will lie warmer In the Ohio valley and the lake re- ^Forecast until 8 p. m. Sunday: Virginia—Fair tonight and Sunday; fresh northeasterly winds on the coast. North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia am! eastern Florida—Fair tonight and Sun day: light northeasterly winds. Western Florida. Alabama nnd Mississippi -Fair tonight ami Sunday; light north to easterly winds. . _ . _ Tennessee-Fair tonight; Sunday partly cloudy. Kentucky—Fair with rising temperature tonight and Sunday. Louisiana—Fair except shower* In aontb. cast portion tonight and Sunday; fresh uortheaaterly winds on the coast. Texas—Showers tonight snd Sunday; fresh northeasterly winds on the coast. Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Arkansas —Fair ton(ght and Sunday. GROCERIES. RICE—Jap, 5% cents; head. 6©7c; fancy head. T<»7%c. according to the grade. CHEESE—Fancy full cream, 11c; Georgia enne ayrnp. 37c gallon; salt. 100 pouods, ffir, axle grease, 11.75; soda cracker*, 6%c pound; —7c; barrel candy, per er 8 pounds. f%c; toms case; 8 pounds, $2.23, nary nesns, fz.w; Limn beans, 7c; best matches per gross, 11.65; macaroni. 6%07c pound: sardines, mustard. $3.60 case. SUGAR—Standard gmnnlated 1.20; New York refined. 4.90: plantation. 5e. COFFEE— Roadteu, Arbnckles. $16.00; bulk In bags and barrels. 12c; green. 11918c... . Shredded biscuit. $5.00 esse: No. 2. rolled osts. $3 25 esse; sack grits, 96-pound bags, 12: oysters, full weight. 1125 case: pepper. IRp pound; baking powder. $5 case; red salmon. $5 rase; pink nnlrnon. $4.60 rase: cocoa, 45c; chocolate. 43%c; snuff. Mb Jnrs, 48c; roast href, $2.60 case: slrun <New Or leans). 35c gallon; corn, 80c gallon: potnsl f3.2M23.90 case* peanuts. 8c; rope, 4-ply cot ton, 22%c; soap, 81-6004 esse. CANDY—Mick, assorted 6%c pound; stick assorted. 6%c pound: fancy assorted, palls. 6%c; chocolate drops, palls. 1274c: Elk, av sorted, ten boxes $6.50. FLOUR AND GRAIN. FLOUR—Highest patent. $6.28; best pat ent, *6.75; standard patent. $5.50: half pat ent. *6.25; spring wheat patent. $6.35. CORN—No. 2 white. 86c; choice white. 86c. Mixed, 16c. Cracked corn, 96-pound sack, cRfCKRK FBF.D—Fifty pound nrba. *1; Pnrlna chirk feed. $1.98. OATH—No. 2 white. C8c: No. 3 mixed. «8cj Golden Oats. 65c: white clipped, 89c; fancy W MEAL^TMaln. n, 6« pniind nrbs. Sic; 44- pound .srba. S3c: plain. !4-pound aacka, *Sc: germ. $1.60. HAY—Timothy, choice large bales. $1.80; do., choice small I vales, $1.23; No. 1, on*- gift 1 PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS—Supreme bams. I5c; lol lies, 204826 pounds average. 10%: fat fvsck*. 8.20; Supreme Inrd, 10%. Purity compound, 8%. California hams, loc; dry salt riba. 9.23. GAGGING AND TIES. BAGGING—1% lb.. 10%e; 2 lb., 1114c; 2li 12%c: re-rolled (a * *— TIES—New $1.16% 11.06. Edward F. Buchanan. Lewis O. Young. A. 0. BROWN & 00., BANKERS snd BROKERS. 30 Broad Street, New York. Members Now York Stock Exchange, .lew York Cotton Exchange. Chicago Board of Trade, Cleveland Stock Ex change. 35 Branch Offices, Including Waldorf-Aatorla Hotel, New Plata. Ho tel, 11 Weat 25th St., Flatiron Bldg., Marie Antlonette Hotel, 2 East 44th St., NEW YORK. Atlantic City, N. J., Chicago, Cincinna ti, Detroit, Toronto, Can., Buffalo, Cleveland, Washington, D. C. Every facility for prompt execution of orders on al^ exchanges. ... 37% Amer. Car nnd American Locomotive American Tobacco American C'otton Oil 29V1 Anicr. Smelting and Refining QVj do preferred ... t Brooklyn Rapid Transit 39 Colorado Fuel and Iron 1-Vi National Biscuit , National I.cnd Pacific Mall Peoples Gas Pressed Steel Car Sloss Sheffield Steel Huger United States Steel do preferred Western Union ... Mnekny Companies do preferred ... Vlrglnla-Cnrollnn Chemical ..... NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. Anaconda Atchison Atchison preferred Rsitlmore and Ohio. . Chesapeake snd Ohio Chicago nnd Great Western. . Canadian Pacific Sri© preferred Jlllnols Central. . . Kansas nnd Texas . Kansas nnd Texas preferred. . Louisville nnd Nnrbvllle. . . . Mexican Central Northern Pacific Norfolk snd Western New York Central. ...... Ontario snd Western Pennsylvania Uhllndelnbln i Bock Island.] nnd Rending. . , . Southern Railway Southern Pacific . Union Pacific. ........ St. Paul United States Steel United States Steel preferred.) WaUiwh preferrod ;e4 1«% 11c® 1? ROOMS ALL FILLED. Numbers nf people have filled all their room* by ualng the ’’Rooms For Rent” column In The Georgian Want Page—40-cent half-pound box of Wi ley’s best candy frsc with each 30c Want Ad In next Saturday’s Georgian. 4° UNION SAVINGS BANK Could Building CAPITAL STOCK . , . S 100.000.00 rr RESOURCES 4% S2L0.000.00 4 0 THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET. CMsan, Oct I*.—lines: Rrerift., 13,660. Mark-t .luw to Sr blxbor; mlxad *6.15® SbO; heavy 3M0BA7}: fjyffk *M0®6»; pl(* 35 39®S.OO; york.rs 5S.M<|A'0. i%tiuS-It«ripU 1.50 Markri slow nod itnrinnitvd: le-eve. SfOtvq . 35; row. 3I.5M r.,3.1; T.in. "teern. 33.7Mi4.iO: eslvej. *5.140 I western rattle, 34.64&3.06; itockera and f Khwre-Bwril'ta'1.606. SlnrSri .Jni'ly: n*. tire. b.'W«5.i/i: weatern J3.00«5.«0; year- 'Uii, S5.46Q6.U6: lambs, *4.7567.46. Atlanta National Bank ATLANTA, GA. C. E. CURRIER, PretldenL H. T. INMAN, Vlee-PretldenL GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier. JAMES S. FLOYD, Assistant Cashier. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $650,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. .. .. 78% . ... S4 . ...156% ....13* 1»% .... IS ... 18?i 83 15 . 11074 113 J.e 1H 117 New York, Oet. 16.—Tbe weekly state, ment of th. New Y'ork Assoelnted Ilanks shows tbe followln* etMDfei: I .onus. S1.676.546.360: deerense *6,753,606. neposlts. *1,055,711,460; deerenae *338.4(». Clrenlntlnn, 331.615.400; deeren*.' *610.600. I s'Iffll lender, 16^317.206; lwnmsj.cil.6N. Hpeele, *206,363.306: Increase *6.7*4.600. Iteaerve, 1567.610.500; lneresM *6.443.106. Hurjdus reipilred. *36,427.856; deereass, **Buri>lus, *11.182,0): deereaae, *6.*27.330. Bx.ll. 8. deposit". *19,7*5,17*; Inerenso, IA- 676,*25. BoatoK. Oet. 19.—Following wa. the bid nod o.keil prleo on tie.irtln Itallwny nml Kleelrle Company today; BM 73. naked 80, preferreil, uo market. ’mining STOCksT Boaton. Oet. 19.-Openln*: Hai.llliqt *3%; Copper Itaiice 46; (Ireene I'nnniien 6%; Ilittln Cmlltlnn 10%: Trinity 1%: fnlnnrel and Holt 600; 1'tnh Mlulu* 57: Qnlnry 73; 7.luc 31%: ConaoUdated Mereer 33. Market rirt'ii*. londonTtock MARKET. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUOITORS AND BANK EXAMINERS. L Audit,. Special Examination,. Coating and SyaMmatixing. j EMPIRE BUILDiNG. ATLANTA, GA. I liliBiiia iii rskif■kiiiliBffi* i umigggg