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[?■ ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II.
13
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple.
On Good Weather Map and
Easier Liverpool
Cables.
market WAS STEADY
Liverpool Closed Easy, 5 to
101-2 Points Lower, With
Sales of 10,000 Bales.
The N#w York market opened sternly this
morning 6 points higher to 2 points lower
Mul later sold lower than the previous
dn*e. owing to good weather reports and
easier cables. Liverpool opened at end? 6tt
to 8 points lower on the near months nnd
4 to 5 polnta lower on the later months, the
st 10,000 bales, of which 8. $00 were
American. &*POt prleea were easier 10 pc'—
low.r, middling uplaml* 6.3M.
The New York market cloaed steady net
a to 1* points lower than the previous close.
K.tlmated receipt, Tur»d.y:_ ^
Veer Orion 10,ko (o‘it.000 3t,Ta
i;Mrolon ..15,000 tu 17.000 54.117
Hmuton 5,500 to *,500 »>.K5
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, easier; middling 6.39.
Atlanta, quiet; middling 11%.
New Orleans, quiet; middling 1144.
New York, quiet; middling 11.60.
Snvflnnab« dull; middling 11*4.
Augusta, quiet; middling 11**.
Mobile, steady; middling 11*«.
I'lmrleaton. firm; middling IHfc.
Wilmington, steady: middling 11*®.
Knit (more, nominal: middling UH.
I', out on. quiet; middling 11.60.
I'lilladelpula. quiet: middling 11.86.
Houston, steady; middling 11%.
Memphis, quiet; middling 11%.
Galveston* steady;
ling I!**.
todays port receipts.
The following table shows receipts at the
torts today* compared with the same day
last year:
New orleana.
Galveston. . .
Mobile
Sarounah. . •
charleston. . .
Wilmington. .
Norfolk. . . .
riillndelphls. .
rarifln coaat.
11.126
2.485
1.628
6,245
x 15.826 | 79.624
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The following table shows receipts In the
Interior today; compared with the anroe day
last year: * ...
Houston. .
Augusts. .
Mi mphis.
17.646
4.289
8.711
HAYWARD. VICK & CLARKES
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
\ew Orleana. Oct. 2l.—Urerpoaf wan *»n-
espertedly weak, futures duo about tin-
• lisngsd-showed 806 decline, ami spot prleea
wore 10 points* dowit. This example caused
much hoi*e for support on expected uiore
nettled sto^k markets to lie abandoned nnd
■iwb an absenre of buyers that our mar
ket gave way artou after the opening to
very little selling. January broke to 10.69.
Leading operators from tune to time of
fered large blocks, and the opinion In Itear
ranks appears -very confident that the mar
ket will giro way considerably during this
week. The coming census report In gen-
•rally considered a Mr card. There ws»
not enodgh Interference by weather during
Mils period to hinder harvesting and sowing,
nnd there Is. therefore, no reason wbr not
n« imich - rot ton should have been ginned
ns last year,- say 2.800,600. which would
bring glnnings to Oetolier 18 nrouml 4,400,*
oy>. Kven if the crop were ns much ns 2.000.-
nw ‘ •— than last year's, the census report*
likely to Indicate the shortage be-
lunry. There was nothing In the
•Isiinsry.
her u> brip .... —PP
ft belt reports cloudy nnd showers, which
•nditlona are Indicated
the nett thirty-six hours.
Special to The Georgian.
(From Hayward, Vick ft Clark.)
Now lork, Oct. 21.—Liverpool rallies due
up on Oetolier, 1 up on t>eeeiul>er and
unchanged ( to % lower on Inter months.
Opened quiet bur steady at 3% points de
cline. At 12:16 p. m., was .uuiet. net 64k
lower on near and 405 points lower on
late months. Later cables reported a recov
ery of iff2 points. Spot cotton easier, 10
paint* lower; middling upland 6.39; sales
10.000 bales; American 8.900; speculation and
export 600; •American 7.000; imports 2.000
bales. American none. Tenders, new dock
et, 2,000 bales.
► Llverpoo^nwhlos way down on abnehce.of
frost predicted over Sunday. Liverpool ipots
declined H points on sales of 10,000, but re.
mslned firtfi In South; only Augusta *4e low.
or. The weather was generally fair; some
scattered shower*. The forecast is for fair
and warmer weather. Watch the Soutberu
The published statement by the New York
Hearing House Association that bnnks are
solvent nnd will be protected in the event
of a run on them has stimulated confidence
ju the stock market and caused better fill
lue ns t« the cotton market.
Sow York. Oct. 21.—Cotton opened low
er on good ump and easier cables. No fea
ture. Temper of ring still favors lower
prices.
"Reports from the South indicate that but
little damage has beeu done by the recent
frosts, mid sluce then tlio weather, on the
whole, has lieen very satisfactory. Spinners
continue to show apathy and the reoeut
signs of wenkucsH In the dry good* situa
tion will only tend to luerease their con
servatism nnd induce a policy of procrasti
nation to be followed’ as long as possible,
while the state of the world’s financial mar-
kets Inis n disquieting aspect. Whether nat
ural conditions will be allowed to assert
themselves, In the near future, however. Is
difficult to say. If would be unwise to dis
regard the..,effect of the strength of the
near month* on the minds of the holders of
actual cotton nnd on the actions of specula
tor*."—A. Nordeii A- Co.
"Held I* a clever rottou man," said one
broker, “but Weld Is the real bralus of the
December bull pool, lie Is’ the cleverest
young man• the floor has seen for npmy
years, ami as daring ait operator as the
market has ever known."
Following were the 41 s. m. .bids: Oc
tober 10.96; December 11.10; January 10.72;
March 10.71.
New York, Oct. 21.—Look ifor an easier
spot basis and lower prices.—Fleming.
Price brokers ore buying March and Jan
uary around 71.
You enu not hold this market. It mnst
go lower. The banks will force the South
to sell cotton.—Fleming.
Hubbard bought about 10.000 January, nnd
1.—'The only month
Owing to striker
sell Oetolier. It Is dangerous to be short of
October.—Roller.
Louisiana partly cloudy. Arkansas partly
cloudy, colder In north. Oklahoma nnd
Indian Territory showers: colder; Tuesday,
showers and warmer. Fast Texas, north
ami south, probably showers. .West Texas,
Oeorgta. fair and cooler. Fast Florida, fair,
"Xcept showers in south. West Florida, Al
im inn nnd Mississippi, fair.
Weal her map complete, shows generally
. lowly, except north central states. Indi
cations point to continued cloudy nnd prob
able showers In west, clearing and colder
in northeastern licit; otherwise, little
change In temperatures. C old wave form
ic In northwest.—Holler.
Hears from time to time jumping on
the market. Bears expressing confide
that cotton will break to 10.60 this —
Expect a bearish ginners report.
iveok.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
EOOH-Aitlv,. stViHSf. - "
.1,1 VK I-OtT/rilY—lieu, xrtlVP. 4WI**
chiptrie,. 27Ue40c. Dock,. I>Wn. »<■
etch: paddle, -Do each. Turk,)-, active, 75c
P Dlfi?SSED I’Ot!I.TnY-Tu r kcTj. dr«wn.
active, 20c pound; frlcn active. 2002214c »>••
hebe. 16c pound; ducka, drawn, fancy, 15c
PC p{!oDCCE—iJtrd. 22e pound: ham, active,
16r pound; ,hMilder, active. lOCU- pound;
aide, active, 11c pound; Imtter, lR<fl?tc per
pound; Iweiwux active, 26v pound; nonej
(bright) active. 16r pound.
l-'lirITS AM* M’TS-tTIron, dto pound;
almond,. IV pound; Bragll. 14c pound;
Filbert,, 13'»C pound: Kngllah walnutaUe
pound. - ' ,r
Editedvby -
Joseph B. Lively.
MARKETS
Mr. Lively's twenty-five
years* experience of ed
iting markets In Atlanta
and tba South has made
him a recognized au
thority In his specialty."
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
NAME T5F STOCK.
iffttSSSMU
Am. Sugar Refinery, .
American Smelting* .
Aiu. Locomtlve. . .
j do. preferred. . • .
Am. car Foundry..,.
American Cotton Oil*.
Auacoods
Atabtton. . . . . .
do. preferred. . . .
At lan tie C. LI tin. . . .
Brooklyn Rapid T. . *
Baltimore X Ohio. • .
Chesapeake A Ohio ..
Canadian Pacific.'.
Chicago ft Alton. . . .
Consolidated Oaa
Central Leather
do. preferred.
Delaware A Hud--... -
Denver ft Rio Grand#.
Distillers' Securities. -
Erie
„ do. preferred. . . .
General Electric. . . .
Great Western
Great Northern pfd. .
Illinois Central
loterboro. ......
do. preferrad. . . .
Kansas ft Texaa. • . .
M
NAME OF STOCK.
Kansas S Texas pfd. .
LouisvilleJt Nashville.
S iaaoutr Pacific. . % .
exienn Cefitril. . . .
ew York Central. . .
Northwestern......
National Load.*....
Norfolk ft Western. , .
Northern Pacific. . . .
Ontario ft Western. *-/
Pennsylvania
Pacific Mall
People's *
Pressed
Reading
Rock island
do. preferred. . . .
Republic Iron it Steel.
do. preferred. . . .
Southern Pacific. . . .
Southern Railway. . .
do. preferred. . . .
St. Paul
Trim. Coal ft Iron. . .
Trxas Pacific
Uulon Pacific. .....
0. B. Rubber
do. preferrad. . * .
U- K. Steel. ......
do. preferred. • . .
Western Union
Wabash. . . ..... *
do. preferred. ■
- -l- ffJ44l 61*4
,..} 99
b'lll
in* ; 1164a
ltnli twi
*&! I
l»T*i »1i
SIS‘,1 M
75*. 75*4
lit
23
NEW YORK,
JSS
(lit. . .
Nov.. .
Dec.. .
Jan.. .
Feb.. .
March
April. .
May. .
July. .
11.11 jl).14
ill I
10.94 10.84-85
10.86-88
U.ttU.0041
10.6210.62491:
10.65-661
10.64110.64-65
10.6646
10.69 10.69-70
10.66| ]0.64-65
|U.02-ft4
11.03-06
11.17-18
10.77-78
10.76-77
10.76-77
10.74-76
10.70-71
LIVERPOOL.
3 p. m.
Futures opened steady.
Opening
October....,
Oct.-Nov...,
Nov.-Dec...
Dec.-Jan...
Jan.-Feb....
Range. 2 p. nt. Close. Closi
6.12 -6.07 tf.07‘4 6.04 6.141
6.04 -4.01 K0IU 5.98*4 6.07
5.94*4 6.92 6-92*5 6.90 5.98
6.91 *6.88 6.89 6.86*4 6.03
6.87 5.96*4 6/
Feb.-March.. 6.85
March-April. 5.8.1 -5.11
Aprll-May.... ML
May-June.... 6.11 -6.10
Junc-JnJy.... 6.79 -6.79 6.78
Closed easy.
6.94
6.82
.... 6.79 HUB
6.79*4 R.78H 6.83j4
uC • 5.m<;
^ NEW ORLEANS,
Following la the range In cotton future# In
New Orleans today;
1
4
2
k
*S
ll| Is
M
Off
Nov
1 »ec
Jnn
Feb
March. . .
April. . . .
May. . . .
July j . . .
U.W
IQ. 77
10.77
Vo!f2
ioin
11.02
10.79
10.77
10.82
lb!82
ib.63
H
10.66
io!ii
lteflOoTi
.... 10.7*40
10.63 10.65-66
10.6510.3446
10.6446
10.68 10.69-70
10.71*78
10.76 10.75-76
.....10.78-90
liliillil
NOTES ON GRAIN
PoiTiters on Proviiions.
^jlcngo, Oct. 21.—In view of the tre
mendous «>x|H»rt-taklnga of wheat of Satur
day. wo see no reason for any decline In
rices. Europe evidently la becoming con-
. Incod tliut higher prices ere to come.
Receipt* of corn are under the estimate.
Receipts should drop off bore after the flret
of next month. We ace no reason for any
chauog lu the price of oata. Receipts are
fairly liberal, but we expect a decline as
soon ns farmers commence husking corn.—
J. A. Pntten.
See no reason for a decline In wheat ana
»rn.— J. A. Patten.
The Cincinnati Price Current, in Its crop
summary, says: "Early sown wheaUmsklng
go<Hl appearance. Area of autumn seeding
lot likely to be much below last year.
Jood progress In corn cutting. Little husk
ing as yet."
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Tba rawlptn of grain In rar.Ioti today and
■tatlinated receipt, for tomorrow or, aa fol-
lower
Today.
'Lemon peel, 15c pound; orange
ejeeb
TwjbaSanaa, M4.rpoiind;' plnnapptoi, Hor-
lila otock, *4.0044.5*1: llmea, Florida «tock.
rtc uor - Uumlretl. 1‘ennuto In aarka ar.r-
nctnk lto pounila oarh, nwlng to rrvitr,
CAbSc per pound. Jamaica oransja, UOO;
StlSl apple, I20l2Mro; dried rieaehM, 140
alula. ;|5.00: New Yttrk. 15.50415.00. Ha,,
*125 l,OV. Date,, 7-poultd pitektttre. 7t$e. I-,
L Itnlnln,. *2.00 l„u. tirntie., Oonrard. 5-
poundItteket, lSe; Netienrn.. 3to;
'T,c- MnlagH : per keg. t>,*»0p*^00.
*1 Tucket, Ncugnrns, 20c; Delaware,
, , Malaga, jw-r keg. f6.60fl6.00.
I TITS— Lemons, fancy Measenr., 83.750
VEff^ABLES* -I’otntoes per bushel $1.10.
* —Its toes, 90c® 1.00. Onions fl.#6 bu.»
““ ~t H barrel. 13.75;
pound; imnlsh 2c.
ally fair afitl cold In the
"•1*1 wave Is forming In the fn
nest, but It Is not likely to be
ai*onr before Thursday. “ ||
north
talked
■IP^PIIIPmPPIPipVThe st at fluent
■ the New York clearing Uottn** that the|
hanks arc solvent nnd can get assistance
alien required had a good moral effect.i
The stack market should Is) nlsmt puvgeil
"t nil menacing *i»cculntivo UBaptind hold
ings and is-gln to show more stability; ir
n favorite bear argument could In* re-
moved from cotton. The part played by
flimncial doings and newa In this break In
cotton has boon great anti mill correspond
ent* say distinctly that the dry goods
business suffers most by hesitation of tradtk
*« a direct result of the decline In the *e-
"iritv markets.
I showers, wmru ^potatoes. 9Oc01.oo. onu
to continue *"»• Hpanlsh. 81.W crate; kraut H
It will fa* iener- ( j|,i, nge . x Virginia. lHc poun
eastern »H*lt. A r< ,| or3 r ctfiOOc a bunch: per o
at.a fn i* rw.rtl,. . • a, w* IAS
N>w York. Oct. 21.—Liverpool at the hour
f'f the local opening waa 1*4 t» 6 point"
lower than due nfter having rallied consbl-
erahly from earlier lower figures. Spots
were cnitler and 10 points lower on sales of
18.0W bales. The weather over Sunday was
hl'nl, cJenr and i*ool generally all over the
Mt except some scattered light showers In
western gulf states, nnd there was no bull-
f#tIon of frost, as predicts! on Saturday.
. *»ur market opened steady nl n decline of
I to 4 |mtints, but declined further In the
r**1y session under Infliienee of lower-va-
European and Southern sellldg. The
tone/of the stock market gnv
e cheerful coliw to apeculatlr “j
». bat transactions continued
™ highly ptufesslonals.
”
serifl-
s email
Wo Iwlleve
BORROWED
THOUSANDS OF DOL
LARS.
A f*w hundred dollar, added to a
h u>ino,s for Improvement* or devel
opments often mean, thousand, of dol-
tar, additional tnrome to the bu,tne,s
man. If you need money, put an -ad
;n the ‘‘Money Loan" column of The
( ‘!'' lr ltlan Want Pace. 40-eent bo* of
"Hey’a ca - —
'^ant Ad.
.. r~- rr *te,' 6 to 6V4
raullflowet. 19612V4C pouud.
Lottuce, f2.2SQ2.60 per crate.
iloxeii. H75.
QR0CEn;c6.
RICE—Jap, 6*4 cents; head, 697c; fancy
Ilf; K Si
lemon. *c; oyster, 1 7c; barrel candy, per
pound. 6V4c; mixed, per f pound*. Itej toina-
toe*. 2 pounds. 6.00 case; I pound*, t-28.
navv (wans. 82.90; J.lma beans, 7c; best
mVtcheT'p.r Lo.i. *l.«; m.e.ronl, «V4tfTc
pound; skrdlnea. mustard. 13.50 cmj.
SUGAR—Standartl granulated 1.20; New
York refined. 4.90; plantation. 6c.
''OFFER—Rotated, Arbuckles, 816.00: bulk
s
in and barrel,. I2r; *reea. llOltc.
snrulilKl hlwult. *5.00 ca«e: No. 2. rolled
oat., *3 25 raae; a«ok srlri. M-Pound b»f«.
*2: ovater,. full welylit. *2.0 row; pcpiteu
lie pound; Imklnc powder. *5 c««e; red
Mlmon. *5 rn«e: I'lnk tuilmon. *4.60 nue:
,'ocoi. 45r; rhiK'olate, «JMo: ,nu«t. 7-lb Jure,
48c; roaet beef. *i» cnee: .Iron (New Or
lean,). S5r ptllon: rorn. Me It,lion: pot,«»
M.ono.w) cue: promtt,. te: rope, I ply cot
ton. 22>4e: IMP. »I.6W4 row.
CANDY—Mick. o«wrted «>,4r ponnil; it ff
iMorted. pound: fnney nroorteil. pnllp
tS^'dhncoUte drop,, pall*. 12>tc: Elk, n,-
sorted, ten boxes 86.6.. '
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Fl.Olin-lllpheat. pntent. *J.K; trot pnt-
ent. 45.75; .tnndnrd patent. *5.50: h,lf pat-
ent. *5.25: epftn*.'wheat patent, *5 25.
’ COHN— No, 2 white. 55e: rhiitee white, 85e.
Mival, SeJ 1 . Cracked rorn, M-itound Mck.
"chicken FEED—Fifty-pound ,aek«, *7;
lutrlnn ehtek frrd. *l.W>. , . ^
OATS -No. 2 white. (So: No. J inlied. M !
ONdro oata. Sto: while clipped. 63c; fancy
ireAL^PljVn. sammiid Mcka *lc; 48-
l hu nit I sacks, Me; plain, 24-ponnd lacks, 85c,
**»7aY—Tlmothv. choice large bales. $1.3*):
do., choice small bides, $1.25: No. 1,. one-
third bales. $1.20: No. 2, one-third bales,
.20. Bermuda. 90c. t
SIIOItTS^—Fholec white, $1.75: fancy. $1.75;
brown (80 to 100 pounds), $1.60; brnn. $1.60.
COTTON SEED MRAL—Prtme per to*
t&AO; So. 2 per ton, $21.00; bull* |wr ton,
| PROVISIONS.
PItOVIPIONP-Ropretne h«m,. ISc: hel-
Ilea, 206125 pound* average, 10V4; fat back*.
Swift ft Fo.’s sales of fre«ih beef tn At
lanta for the week ending October 12 aver
aged 0.3»«- per pound.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS, BOND8, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISION!
Carondelct and Gravl.r 8t.„ New Orltin,.
MEMBERS:
»e«r^ S C ^22 KiVha*^’ gSLtogNtortwr. Llverpccl rot to. Aroa
“TEv Yorlf and n.l.w*o CorrMpandrnt,:
j. 8. BACHE e. CO.. AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER 4 CARHINSTO. ,
PRIVATE V/IRES TO ALL POINTS.
9U. tnniornw mhui*, sy»« k
GAGGING AND TIES.
BAGGING—IJ4 lh., 1044c: 2 lb.. llUc; 2'.4
lb.. 12'ir: rc-roltcd trocond liandt, 714c.
TIKH—New *1.1*14 bunch, locond-hand
*1.00.
FISH.
FIS'll—Brrom. 7c pound: intnpcr, 10c
pound; trout. Nil Or pound; bluo lih. *Q*c
{mund; poopfno f2(4c_poond; mackerel, 7214
pound; mixed flab, c5|7c pound: fraah
trout, Kto pound; mullet per barrel,
10 '°°' HARDWARE.
cotton,
FlIyw’sTOCK^fiarnuin. *5c; Feryaion,
^TtTBS—IhitntHI, J2.M:-r,/»r.*S.
l>owt)EH-*4.M; half ken, *171: 74 I
*160; Dupont and BnMriT raokelMa
krai I11.J5; 74 keg, *5 75; 1-lb. canlaton
Vms 26 per cent. Trtdadorf ■ mokeless
*Vh0VEt3£h to *11 per doirn.
CARDS—Cot ton, *4.71 por doion.
PLOW BI.AI)ES-Se mr pound.
I BON—274c per pound baao; Swodt, 474c
pound.
AXES-*7 por down ba«o.
k %O^-B0fM. tI.25C4.75 keg; mala aho,,.
"bIk'kF.TS—Paint. *1.70 down; whlto »•
Jar. three hoops. $4.29.
CHAINS—Trace. $406 dozen.
GUN ITIWDEII—Iwr krg, An,tin crack
Ibot. *4.50.
SHOT—*2.15 aack.
FOUR INDICTMENTS
AGAINST YOUNG MEN.
Special to The Georgian.
Montgomery, Ala.. Oct. 21.—Jeaae and
George Shreve. two prominent young
men. were arreateil thla morning on
four Indictment, charging them with
obntruotlng Juatlce In nplrltlng wlt-
nettae, away In the Chffey malpractice
raso. They made bond of *200 In each
GRAIN STRONG
ON m OPENING
Later Wheat and Corn Re
acted Selling Lower Than
Previous Close.
Chicago, Oct. 21.—An excited and highly
erratic market for wheat with the changes
sharp and curious. The price was *4 to 1%
off for tho day. Corn w«* 1*4 to 1H** lower.
Oata were off % to 7*c, and provisions were
10 to I7Hc lower.
Chicago. Oct. 21.—There was a wild mar
ket In the wheat pit this morning. Miorts
were buyers and longs took on wheat In s
liberal way. December sold IHe higher.
C?orn and oata were also sharply up. The
principal bull help In wheat was the ad
WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area of high barometer centers In the
lake region this inflrnlng. Its Influence ex
tends over (Jhe eastern half of the ITnlted
Htates ami Is causing fair and pleasant
it n
moat sections of the country.
The Influence of the eastern high-pressure
COTTON RECKON BULLETIN.
meridian time. October
ding at
y-gt i*
SCHOONER IS WRECKED
OFF ST. ANDREWS LIGHT.
P|»vHal to The Georgian.
Brunnwlck. Ga., Oct. 21.—Newn ha,
reached here of the wreck of the
achooner Olnd Tiding, on till, coaat.
off 8t. Andrews light. Captain Nlcklee.
of the wrecked achooner, and hi, crew
of ,1* men, took to the venel', small
boats nnd were picked up by the tug
boat Frances Kllaabetli near Fernan-
illnn, Fla.
BREAD LOAVES SMALLER
FOR BRUNSWICK PEOPLE.
Siierlsl to The Georgian.
Brunswick. Ga.. Oct. 21.—Brunswick
bakers have announced that In con
sequence of the Increased i>rlce of dour
bread will In future cost the consumer
more than formerly. The price of
loaves of bread will not be raised, but
the loaves will hereafter be made
smaller.
rooms all filled.
Number, of people have Oiled all
their rooms by using the "Boom, For
Rent" column In The Georgian Want
Page—40-eent half-pound box of Wl-
■ . ... M A.. fwaa , I, L I, OA,i
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago grain and provision quotation,
for today are aa follows, compered with
yesterday's close;
Previous
Open. nigh. 1st tv. Close. Close.
WHBAT-
Dee.... 10574 100 KB74 10274 104«4
May.... 17174 11174 IWTi IDS*. lfl#0*
J c6iue 10(74 102 KBfl 10274
Dee.... “«V4 6174 *0. 59H 60*
Jfe 8? B % Kl 8a
s* m 38 r 4
OATH-
D*c..o. 6414
Jan., 15.75
May.. 16.10
LARD-
Oct
Jan,... 6.924
May... 9.074
RIBS—
Ort
Jan.... 8.10
May... f.io
l:St
9.13
7.73
8.10
8.374
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
f'bleago. Orf. 21.— Hogs— Tlorrlptn 42.000.
I.Markat alow: I0e lower; light f6.6O06.66;
mixed f6.(J6«6.l74: heavy $64|11.63; rough $'i
06.20; pigs TOft20; yorkera W.5606.60.
Cattle— Receipt* 38,000. .Market 10*- lower:
beerea $3 9007.30; row* $1.4006.2?; Texan
steer* $3.7504.60; ealves $4.6008; western
leattle $3.5008; atockera and feeder* f2.B01t j
Sheep—Receipt* 42,000.
t oc loweh native '
lambs $4.75^7.30.
BisTticr.
Atlanta, p* clmidy. 1
•Chatfunotiga, elear. .
xColumbus. p. cloudy.
Gainesville, cloudy. ,
Greenville, elear. . .
xGrlffln, cloudy. . . .
xMnntleelln, cloudy. .
xNewnan .
Rome, dear
Snartauhnrg. clear. .
Toeeon. elear
Weat Point, rloinly.
1907.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street.
(From llaywunT. Vick ft Clark..
New York, Oct. 21.—Town Topics: We
look for further liquidation this week, es
pecially among tile indnatrlsls. which should
still be sold short on nil mint's. London
and the continent are disturbed by the
constant foil In copper metal prices, ami
we look for further selling from abroad and
for homo Interests III the shares intuit di
rectly concerned In the copper mining nnd
■melting business.
We are n!m» decidedly bearish on the Hteel
corporation Dane*, which will sell much
lower under tho Influence of uusAtisfuctory
frnde rood 1 Hong, which will be more fully
developed by next wefk's quarterly m>ori
on new orders that have l»eeu hooked since
the beginning of the fiscal 'year. There i
calling of loans secured by Industrial col
lateral*. The manner In which the mil
rood alack* want off after the very favor*
l»!o bunk statement of Saturday w.-ei most
disappointing to those who have boen buy.
lug for a rally, and. though we would not
care to advise tip* abort idtle of the good
rails at these prices, tve do recotnmrtid
that ir* , T
natlenc
loiter'flgtires. We look tor the market to
coutlnue weak tislny under the lufiueuco of
the Industrial leaders.
We think cotton should be sold on till
bulges.
New York. Oct. 21.—Don't believe will
see much permanent luiproveiueiit uutil
(sinks get rid of more dead wood. The sit
uation la Improved, however.—W. T. Car-
rlugtou.
New York. Get. 21.—Rti.vliig orders all
over room at opening.—tlrler.
Rumors that the dlrcpdors of the Itrmik-
lyn Rapid Transit Cotnpnuy would declare a
dividend of 1 per cent at their coming
meeting were made to do duty again Sat
urday.
GEORGIA RAILWAY AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Boston. Oct 21.—Following was the
■ml asked price on Georuln ItsIIway
Electric Company today: Bid 75, aektal
preferred, no market.
MINING STOCKS.
Boston. Oct. 21.—Opening: Smelling 324;
•melting preferred 84: Shannon 74: Old Do.
nlulon 19; North Butte 38; Copper Range
7. Market strong.
GENERALLY HIGHER
Advance Due to Good De
velopments in Bank
ing Situation.
HEAVY BUYING- DONE
London Prices Strong For
Americans—Some Active
Stocks Opened Higher.
New York, Oct. 21.—With the announce
ment of the cleuring house committee that
after due examination the position of the
Moi'Hc-lIfiiixe banks was sound nnd that
they would be cared for ngnlnst any Imme
diate dcmuitds, it was generally accepted an
a fact that the crisis In local bunking affairs
bad pnssed.
Thai the credit situation was still ex*
fretnefy strained was inode evident by the
high quotation* of mil money. Whlvli. after
starting at 7 i»er cent, rose promptly to :•
pel* cent. The sb -
hour hcMltutcd bet
ck market f«»r the fir:
Impending nnd uncertainty
..ter If *
nmpb'lecl.
rhether the forced liquidation had boon
kvlthl
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
I,Op o
a
do, preferrtHl
Baltimore aud Ohio
t'hesa|>eake and Ohio ..
Chicago and Groat Western..
Canadlap Faclflc
Erie
do. preferre*!
Illinois Central
Kansas nnd Texas
do, preferred
I .ouiavllle and Nashville .. ..
fexlcsn Central
Northern Fadflc
Norfolk and Western
New York Central .. ..
Ontario and Western
HI ihia and Rending ..
Rook iHlnnd
Southern Railway ,, ..
Southern Pacific
Mt. raid
1,‘nlon l'nelfle ..
1’lilted Htates Hleel
do, preferri*d
Wabash preferred
■sat
•Minimum tempera
ending 8 a. m., thla dalu. H
xReceived late; noi Included In averages.
cenTHAi
STAT10H.
Aifmita. . .
Augusta. . .
Charleston.
Galveston. .
Little Rock.
Memphis. .
Mobile. .,
jtgomei
New Orleau.
Oklahoma.
Havanaah. .
Vicksburg. .
Wilmington.
ns.
DISTRICT A fftACtS.
TtmptnlBft.
Max. 1
7T
Mia. 2
Vt
> hours ending S a. a..
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New York. Oct. 21.—Domestic and _
fined sugar market Delay was steady and
unchanged. lawal raws steady. The Lon
don beet sugar market was quiet and i|i
changed. October and Noveml»er 9s 394d.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat opened 2% higher ami at 1:30 p.
m. 24»02S higher. Cloaed 1*90-4 higher.
Corn openetT unchanged to % higher aud
at 1:30 p. rn. tinrhsuged to S higher. Closed
unchanged to »4 higher.
VISIBLE SUPPLY GRAIN.
Coru—Increase 4*.Na> bushels.
Oats—Increase 396.000 bushels.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
The following flguret give the opening
anga amt close In tha New York coffee
Barktt for today;
January
February
March
June
July
August
September ....
October
November .. ..
December ..
Closed steady.
Opening
Range.
5.93-6.00
sjs-fl.es
6.0W.1O
S.lOg.15
6.164.2*
4.164.35
6L294.M
5,l»4.r»
. .. ..5.80-6.86
.. v . .5.90-6.96
Hales 33,540 Imgs.
Close.
6. $6-4. t»)
6.00406
6.QG4.10
410415
C. 164.20
6.154.2U
6.204.25
6.264.34
4904.36
5.764.H)
5.90-6. K6
6.9041.95
The Canine Myatory.
There was a yellow dog once.
That howled both night and day.
Devouring all the provender
That chanced to come hla way;
Ho ate no much that finally
Tho cupboard It wai bare.
And those who'd ntuffe«l him raised
their hands
Their Innocence to awear.
Affairs Are Just Normal.
Haiti Is said to be near a revolutlop,
™«-, u .lx«* from which statement It may bo In-
lcy> beat candy free with each 20c ferrev! that affalri on the Inland ore
Want Ad In neat Saturday's Georgian, normal.
Remarks.
Light rains arc reported from Galveston
■ml New Orleans center*, wtth precipitation
Inappreciable at Mobile. Havanuau and
Yfrlcahurg ocuters. T« iuperuturcs continue
nearly stationary.
WEATHER FORECAST.
much accelerated during Hie last few days
In marked distinction to the sluggishness
of a week ago. In the last twenty-four
hours an area of high pressure has moved
from the Dakotas to the Ohio valley,
whence It will probably pa*« ont to ses.
In the next twenty-four hour*. Rain fell
Hunrisy (n the Ohio valley, the lower lake
region, the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states, and light showers continued
In the southwest. The indications thla
morning point to fair weather toulght and
Tuesday In alt part* of the Washington fore,
east district, with rising temperature In the
Ohio valley, the lower lake region and tba
middle Atlantic states.
Forecast until-9 p. tu. Tuesday:
Virginia—Fair toulght and Tuesday; light
variable winds.
North t’arollna—Fair tonight and Tne»-
llght frost tonight in expoacd place*;
E to fresh northerly winds.
tli Cnrollns aud Georgia—Fair and
HIghtly cooler tonight; Tuesday fair; fresh
north to northeast winds.
Eastern Florida—Fair tonight and Tn##-
il*y. except showers Tuesday on the south-
cast const; light to fresh northeasterly
winds.
West „
pi—Fair tonight
I nde, mostly nortbeasterl
Tennessee ■ Fair tonight
*l«ler lit eastern portion toninr.
Kentucky—Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Louisiana—Fnlr t»nfglit and Tuesday: light
» fresh northeasterly wind* on the const.
Eastern Texas—Hhowcm tonight and Tile*,
day: light to frexh northeasterly winds on
thv coast.
Western Texas—Hbowera tonight and
Tuesday: colder toulght (n northern por-
^Oklahoma ami .Indian Territory—Hbowera
J. 3. BACHE A CO.’S
DAILY STOCK LETTER
The
lopmenta In the banking situation wore
well liked abroad, and this wax added to nn
opening of our market. Home o! the ncllv*
slock* opened 3.per cent higher. Handler*
sml Copper were strong, t nlon Pacific.
Hunt hern Pacific nnd Rending acre the bud-
era fa the railroad list. As thin morning
worn on the feeling became further encour
aged. aa there was no trouble anywhere nud
the banks were approaching (^normal condi
tion with tho elimination of the parlies
mentioned so prominently, Conlldeitce I*
fast returning.
COTTON MILL STOCKS.
Wc make a specialty of dividend
paying cotton mill stock*. Let us
send you our list, giving prices
and yield of choice securities.
Hillyer Investment Co.,
English American Bltlg.
thci
,. 85 5.8
..159-1-2
. .139 1-2
... 20 1-2
.. 301-2
... 19 6-S
..130
. .100 1-2
... 15 5-8
... 35 1 * 4
...hum
..117
.113 1-4
6 1-2
....110
Hut when It became elideut tin
/is no urge til pressure to sell and tost me
market was receiving good snpport, a l»r*»-
nnuitcHil cbnuue for the l»etter set 111 null by
mid day n vigorous rally was in progress,
losing bids follow: / .. ..
Railway Stocks.
Atchison... .. •. $0 5-9
Atchison preferred ,, ,, S8
Baltimore nnd Ohio .. ..
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
(Colorado Southern
Denver and Rio Grande ...
Erie ' ... .,
Illinois Central*
Louisville and Nashville ..
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Rock ffcfnnd preferred .#
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
.lout lie rn Railway
Union Pacific
lnterboro-Metro
Interboro-Metro preferred
Great Northern
Miscellaneous.
Amalgamated Copper.. ... .
American Car und Foundry.
American Locomotive
American Tobacco
American Cotton Oil
American Smelt, and Xefin.
do pref
Brooklyn Rapid Tronsl^.. .
Colorado P.uqt uml lron.. .
National Biscuit ' ...
Ntilbmal I^ead...
Pacific' Mall.,
People’s Gas... ...... ., .
Pressed Steel Car.. ...
SIofs Sheffield Steel... ... !
Sugar
United Slates Steel ... ...
do pref .
Western Union 6’
Miuknye Companies 61
,(i<> praf .. .. IS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, rtef. 21.—Mmioy w call. SfilO
per cent. Time loans dull, 708. pt»r cent for
6*1 de.ve to six month*.
i'ixirod rates: Sterling exchange, fl
4.r«4, with actual business In hnukers* Mils
ut $ 1.865504.86<J0 for demand nml nt ft.Sir.'^*
4.8160 for 6tMlay bill*.
Prime mercantile |mper imehangCfl.
L'lidon bar silver steadv at. 2**4.
New York liar silver. 6|*».
Mexienu dollars, 46*4.
413-4
.1051-3
. 341-4
. 861-3
4°o| UNION 4%
SAVINGS BANK
Could Bidlfllng
CAPITAL STOCK . . . • I OO.OOO.O#
RESOURCES ' 0 .
4% $2 *50,0 00.0 0 4 /0
THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY
Horae Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
C. E. Mjnv. rina, Vic, President, Theo. Coeheu. Jr., C. P. A., Sr „ and Trot
BRANCHES
ATLANTA—Fourth Nat'l Ban’.: Bid,
(7IIICAO(|—Marquette Building.
rHILADKT.I TA—Bellemie-Slratfori.
BAN rr.ANCISCO—B*W,n Building.
I Tundar; light rnrinl
hro.trrl'?
■b,I TuewUj;
Arkenro.—Weir tonleht; roldro In aortk.
era portion: Tbi.*I»j felr.
The .u lftent river In the world In the
Bntlo) »f Hritleh Indln, which In 1*0
•alien liaa a Ueecent of 72,000 feet.
NEW TORK—Waldorf-Aelorin.
BOSTON—Exchange Bonding.
WASHINGTON—Colorado Building.
NEW ORI.KANR—Ilennen Building.
BALTIMORE—Fidelity Building.
LONDON. ENGLAND—* King Street. Cheapslde.
ATLANTA BRANCH 1015.18 Fourth National Bank Building
C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Tilepkont* Main f71 ' Cabla Adriraas, Amdlt, N. Y,
FRANK HAWKINS, FreatJanL
n. ML ATKINSON. Vies -President THOMAS C. ERWIN. Cashfvr.
JOSEPH A. M'CORD, VIce-PrealdvoL L W. MVEU8. Asalstan: Cash:*
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $400,000.00
Oft. A, W, CALnOUN.
MILTON DA ROAN,
JOHN W. GRANT, .
II. Y. M'CORD.
FRANK IIAWKINS.
II. M. ATKINSON,
JOSEPH A. M'CORD.
J. fl. NUNNALLY.
J. CARROLL PAYNE.
E. It. BOfUB.
DAVID WOODWARD.
SPRINGS '& CO.
C O T T «> X,
STOCKS. GRAIN AND PRO VI
26 Cotton Exchange. New York,
M K M B E It H :
New York Cotton Kichnnjre. New York Coffee Kxehuuge.
Naw Orleans Cotton Kxeluinge. New York FriKincv Exchange,
Liverpool Cotton Aaaoefattnu. Chloagt> Ibsinl of Trad**.
B. C. COTHRAN. Now Orlaant Repressrt -.tive
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. AUDITORS AND RANK EXAMINERS
Audit,, SfMcial Examination,. Ccrtino and Svetemntiimg.
EMPIRE BUILDING. ATLANTA. GA.
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