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x'HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. rniUAY. DECEUUKlt ZD, 15 FOR sale-real estate. \y E, TREADWELL & CO Peal Estate and Renting Agents. All Classes City Property 04 South Broad Street, Both Phones. ikiiiM BOI SE. pJte»IXQ noon. hath rt«'iu». two story li.u k voratohi. i 22 front rernnwC with nil Mb» Im -...ii.Mit,: stnnn-nliwtMl. doaMe-floaran. [S' jll,. etc. Due .if tile host hum 2*2 on the north t.1.1.-, Wat aatrfiAW l>nr» It It nuhl «n ft «l|iloh a;i|e. ^TfSAhrilOICE PBOPOSjTIOKB OK s tlw north ahle In ImpnUM nml nuluuituv- hi ptopcrtF* on Cooper R^reet—11,401. WELL LOCATED cHCUOKKE ave.-a a.room norm K Rtnhles. ete., new. 'with Rlh Ini- Dioveaentn. Thin In n Ipiyie—»MW, iortiEj mtTlTl.AND AVE.-A 4-boom ip lot&Ssk B»«r«»rpn-1.M0. \ urnm. AVB. ltQAl). WWr OUTSIDE of the dtjt. llroPHj 3 ro.int house uml 6- house; lot 7o foot front liy about 000 rlFTSKN COTTAGES-. 5 AKI) 6 BOOMS •noli *1.600 to *3.500 eneh.- UT SELL HOMES AMI VACANT LOTS In ill pnrtR of Hie eltjr. See ur for faruil. buy rear estXte^ —or— PURCHASE MONEY NOTES AND MORTGAGES THE BEST AND SAFEST INVESTMENTS IN TIIE WORLD. 20 years’ experience in mak ing Real Estate Loans, with out a loss of one dollar in principle or interest to my clients, proves their absolute safety. EDWIN P. ANSLEY. Real Estate, Phones: Bell 339, Atlanta ’ 363. ' 0000 000000 00<hioo000000000a <1 MICE USED TO ROUT O O SUFFRAGIST MEETINGS. 0 2 errs O 0 London, Dee Suffragists 0 0 whose meetings have been broken 0 0 up by the liberation of mice on 0 0 the speaker’s platform have dem- 0 0 onstratcd that a woman'* natural 0 Q fear of mice may be overcome. # O The Interruption* at meetings 0 have become so frequent that they _ 0 amounted to practically.an ultl- 0 O malum—the women mint either 0 O give tip attempts to strengthen 0 0 the suffrage movement or put up 0 0 with the mice. 5 00000000000000000000000000 Reward Is Offered by Bus sell & Son, Who Lost Amount. GUARDIAN’S SALE. OgOJilUA—FHLTON COUNTY. By virtu# of na order of the court of ordl Bnry of snld county; - grautiMl ftt tile Descm- t l er the'court * hon*. iRkW' nf said -enmity.' <n» (6a first e.rbe following property of tlVc Willi* F. '• >Ve*tmpi‘cliiiid. * wit: divided.onc-thlrd Interest In,And to ill that tract or parrel of land lying mid brinjr lu tint city of Atlanta. Fultgu cotiuty. Gwrgia. commencing at a point an the north *|de of UAlttnu int and ten “ Special to The Geprglnn. TIftQn. Ga., Dec. 20.—Giving name gs C. S. Pope. a m#n Saturday preaented sixteen ^otton receipts, ap parently issued by the Farmers’ Union warehouse of Tiftop, to Z. J. Bussell & Son, at Mystic, da.. 15 miles north east of Tifton, and offered the cotton tor sale. Seven of the receipts were filsued to the name of J. M. Johnson and nine to C. 8. Pope. The number* were 4053 to 4060, and 40u5 to 4072, in clusive. Mr. Bpsseli considered it a bargain, and bought the cotton, giving a total of 3901.07 for the lot, paying for it in two checks, on# to J. 31. Johnson for $391 and one to C. S. Pope for 3310 on the Bank of Irwlnville. The man presented the checks to Cashier W. J. Ballard at the Bank of Irwlnville and received 3600 in cash and a cashier’s check for 3301.07. When the Farmers’ Union warehouse was informed that Mr. Bussell had bought the cotton they found that no such receipts had been issued by them. An investigation developed that six teen receipts had been stolen from their warehouse book, Just a page or so later than fneir Saturday's entries. Banks over the country have been notified not to cash the check for 3300, of which nef trace has be$n found, and Mr. Bussell offers a reward of 3100 for the arrest of (7. S. Pope. REPORTWASGULLISHi COTTON ADVARLEO Bears Sold and Liquidation Caused a Sharp Slump. market oouKldenibiy oversold and traders began a genera! covering nimemeiit, which soon had the list running hwny. and after • ail It Whs fully 24 pciuts over the close lust night. The market dosed steady net 10 to 13 points higher. Movement Into sight I I 11*06. | 1806. Ovorluml Wt-ak . . 25.8CT] 04.01Si' r Z7,SM Slliiv ffitnt. 1, 242.1)1:61 472.23*1 SS.ka) lit.) vigilt week. . 503.974 540.733! 267,103 loci) Past. 1. . . 5,995,3X417.340.2* 0,E'A.972 Booth. couruuipHou 58,0001 61,.4091 69.000 Weekly Interior movement: Receipts .242.999 ‘ 203.962 173,037 Shipments 217.830 20.149 133.719 Stock# ...494.538 661,638 726,144 Comparative port receipts; r , .i... —agr 8rt turf lay ., .V..... ,v:.;. Monday Tuesday ! Wednesday '. Jig 1 ?..::::::::::::::::: ;«t«i for wf. k ......... "SITfl Totnl oilier Sj.|it. I .... 4.gj0. TSiiuintsd receipts’ Thurchtv 199/. Xew Orleans 10,000 fc» 12,000 Onlvestmi 16.000 to 18,000* 1 Irtiiston 0,600 to 10.500 C4.SU 64.487 67.358 57.721 45.782 _ 58.983 358.56T 5.391.030 1950. Edited by Joseph B. Lively, Mr. Lively’s twenty-fire years* experience of ed iting markets In Atlanta nml the South has made him a recognised au thority In Ids specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME OF STOCK. Anitl. Copper . . ... Am. Ice .SiH-uritles • . . Am. Sugar Bctlne. y. .. American Smelting , .. Ain. Locomotive . . , . uo. preferred,...... Am. Car Foundry. . . . American Cotton Oil .. Anaconda Atchison . do. preferred ..... Brpoj BaWii lyn llupii) T, , ii-u uns. ... » • t • • -entraJ /anther. ........ :::: orn Protlilcp. ^dorado SontherQ PeUivnre A Hudson'. . i . . . Denver A: Rio Clramle Distiller*’ Securities. I .... . do. pr’cferreil. . | ! General Klectrlc ...... Great Western Grant Northern pfd'. .... MllnoU Central uterlmro . . . 17’, »»* .•0 SPOT COTTON MARKET. l.lverpool, easier; lulddUn* 6.10. Atlanta, quiet; middling "H. New Qrleans, oulet; middling 11%. Havanuah, steady; middling ll’i. Auuusta. steady; middling 11%. Mobile, steady; middling U%. Charleston, steady: middling Ills. Italtimore. nuuiltiaf; middling 11%. Wilmington, quiet; middling 11*4,. Boston, steady: middling 11.80. Memphis, quiet; middling H%. n« *M aM,’!?- fddllng 11 1316. TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS, The following tjible shows receipts at the ports today* compared with the name day hist year: 1 FOUR NEW LOOMS FOR GEORGIA TECH Four fine looms of the best make have recently been donated to the tex tile department of the Georgia School of Technology, and as a result this de partment Is one of the finest in the United States. Two of these looms wer# received from the Exposition Cotton Mills, while two others of the same expensive make were donated by the Draper Manufacturing Company, of Massachusetts. , inltimore Place fifty-four d»!t ^■■■■■410) Inches, east of Spring} mwf. fronting eighteen (l.Hi f*et amf tw^>» o IiiHic* oiT Bnttlmore Place, find running tack north with n width the antne ns the fnmtngc. one hundred and forty *140) feet. t» > tlrtt*«*n < 15) font alley. Ib-lug the satin* Fnpertv roiiveyed to Mm. .Imtcpljlue raue as trustee for Mra. Khun I*. WcatuioM*- laii«l by Joseph liirsch, dated Jim miry 33. I'M. tin* ih’nenptiou In’which deed 1* nere- fcrretl to a* part hereof. The Interest hi hind hereby to he sold living an for year*, subject to the term* of a conveyance made by the Abiibi' ~ Awntn I at nd Improvement tyrtnln led I .... J ■ Lund ami Annuity Company ... - 4tml Improvement Company, dated March 19. 18*5. and subject to the term of will -IcihI from Jo«,*itli lllroeh. above meu- tlmn*.| i | I* rUU »l**fcrre»l bitymentH to Inutr Interest He* dgte of sale at the rate of seven atorent per annum until paid, mu lowi-'i.o.vv I.OCIIU Westmoreland, Jr., Wu Ting-fartfl Coming. Pekin, Dec. 20.—Wu Ting-fang, re appointed to the post of Chinese mii^ ister to the U pi ted States, has left Pekin on his way to Washington. He will sail from Shanghai In January, taking with him a number of young Chinese who uro going to study in the United States. He brings a warm mes sage to Roosevelt for the return of 322,- O0O,OO(Fwar Indemnity. CHICAGO CAR LOTS. tomorrow are as fob Today. (Tomorrow. Wheat. . * t Com Oats. . . . . Hog*, head. government GRAIN REPORT. Winter wheat acreage. 28.132.000; bull rated ppuluctioii, 4».4|2,lw; value 88.3. Hnrlttg wheat nrreqge, 17.679.000; indicated proiltietloii. 2,324.645.000; viihic. 86 Com Bcrmih*, 9t»,Wl.*)«l twlleuted produc tion. 2,592,320.000; value. 81.7. Oats aereiigc. 31.837.000; Imlleftfvd produc tion, 754,443,000; value, 44.3. Now Orleans, fialvestou. . . Mobile Havaiinnli. . . , Chariest on. . . Wllmlaglou.'. Norfolk. . . . llnltluiore. . . Pensacola. . . Boston Brunswick. . . Newport .News, Pacific Const. Various. . . . Total. 12.45.3 19,396 £8 3.231 2,570 15.440 16,400 4,703 1906. lo.^r ♦Kx-dividend ltj per cent. NAME OF STOCK. Kansas tc Texas pfd. . Louisville A- Nashville. MUsiiuri Pacific. Mexican Central . 4*cw york Ccauai Noi IhwcMteru National Lend Norfolk A Western Northern pacific Ontario & Western Pennsylvania.' Pacific Hall. . ::::: ItyadlOff. Book island. do. (Mfend. BepubUc Iron & Steel do. preferred* •I sS5 SuttUtD pnt. pn ferred. . HI. Pi:ill. ..... Tcnn. Coal & Irop. IJ. 8. litib do. preferred. . Wegteru' Unlou. . . Walttuh do. preferred. . Wiseouslu Cnitral. do. pryferred. . *»4i “$«! ’Sl.i *M» 4S 47 49?, iP foit 55 NEW YORK. Following ts the range In cotton futures la New York todnjr: w |i 1 III Dec.. . . . Jan Feb Maydi. • • April. . . . . • , June. ; . , July. . . 1 August. . . 1I.LV) 11.2611$ 13 R34 10.60.10.32 10.6) 10.60! 10.50 10.fiS10.«3i 10.57 10.71 10.74 10.74 10.70 ln>S 10.M !°4lI:Il!:£ 10.50|l0.»|l0.50 11.13 1«L41 16.60 10.72 R.74 10.77 10.6S 10.72 10.56 11.16-11)1 LQfrOT 10.47-4119J6-37 10.62 64 10.49-63 10.72 110.58-60 10.74-75|10.64-65 10.76 77110.04-65 10.76 78! 10.64-65 10.72 110^9-60 10.50-55119.39-40 Closed steady 10 to 14 point* higher. LIVERPOOL. Followtoff figures give the opening range, ! n. ni. aqd close, compared with yesterday: Futures opened easier. Opening Previous flange. 2 p. in. Close. Close. »*£- 5-S»|| |T iTln «:gv* Dec , Dec.-Jan. . .5.67 C6.C5 Jan.-Feb. . .6.61 4»5.67 Feb.-March .6.68V4 March-April.6.f April-May . .5.' B.68H ' 69 5.76 5.76 r*.T5% 5.764 ,70 5.76 5.764 .69 5.75Vs 6.76 • |.6M| 5.72 6.72 NEW ORLEANS. Following Is tbs raugo lu cotton fnturos In New Orleans today: MUi i CIMfS Rtflltl)'. SMALLER CROP INDICATED BY REPORT The report of the census bureau on the amount of cotton ginned of this year’s cron wu* made public in New York at W o’clock Alabama Friday morning. Th« amount ginned up to Arkansas L Dercinher 13 Is given at 9.281.000, against Florida 8.888.854 on DeceinVr 1, and 11,113,589 on the Georgia saint! date lust rear. Kentucky The amount tfuuml wmh smaller than fX- ItimMnun ptn-teU, a* the frndo hail been looking Mississippi figures a* high a* 9.350,000 lu order to «*on- Missouri firm the estimate of the crop recently issued North CHrolliui by the agricultural department. It yoe* not Oklahoma do this. It confirm* a sfimller crop tltnu South Carolina estimated—Is bullish nod higher. Price* Tennessee are considered n certainty by the friend* Texas of the staple, after the bears got through Virginia with their iminlpelatlou on the expected hol iday lull lu lmslqes* and the recent Uls- Total turned financial situation. Crop it 1,518,252 1,000 423,143 955.538 20.298 468.732 599.781 1,846,923 8,196 . JU3M64 Deo. 13, 1907. 663.022 nm 1.632.495 1.103.000 1.119, Bjfl 1.<04.711 (304.267 1,987,781 6,7*7 Dec. 13. M 1,514.637 Ttfl.’SsJ 1.184,914 34,141 546,524 643,667 628.828 2*20,552 3,486.565 Dec. 13. 1905. 1.W.318 m 1.620.741 1,053 •3.463 Mf. 006.183 626,764 1,085,725 225,447 2,172,881 14,200 INTERIOR RECEIPTS, The following tabic shows receipts at the Interior towus today compared with the same day Inst year: 17,957 1.112 7.037 6,342 HAYWARD, VICK & dLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orlcuus. De published nt D o'clock, show .. .. ginned to December 13, agulust 11,113.789 last year and 9.297,819 In 19T“ ■I an hardly ask for n better confirmation of the relative smallness of this cron. If lull) any bulk speculatloh In the Mouth HI -ully de- fhe bearish design* of other markets, cotton on sip’ll a proposition would not go ns cheap a* It doe* today. Althu tbo figures published 'were considerably liehiw expec tations, and its bullish meaning wu* fully •ogulxed, NVw York ooeued lower and RICH GERMAN COWBOY FALLS IN LOVE AND WEDS NURSE Alliur luerque, N. M.. Doc. 29.—B*rnn ty* 1 * Mtire*uhBl von Belborsieln, nolon "tile German family, owning an *Mati> valued at $500,000 and who ha* ‘kDit the liut few month* roughing It jo the tVo»t. wn* married here to MI*h O'tle .Moorman, Of Lynchburg. Va.. o romance which began «lx months ago at the Valley Ranch, on the Upper Peco* river. The baron, .who ha* lived fie a cowboi and proapector. was Injured by a fall while In the mountains, npil was nursed by .Miss Moorman, with whom he fell In love. After a wedding trip to Mexico, they will go to Germany to live on the am cestrnl estates. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Carondetet and Gravler St*., New Orlean*. MEMBERS! f" Orleans ,-ottqn Eichnage, New Orleans Futnre Broker." AnoelRtlea, Vera Cnltnn DscUnnje, New OrletinR sod Chicago Bo*rd« of Trida, B’.ttitsu Cotton Kxcuiiiko; New Verk Coffee l.icnewe, ®«itot, Cott.i, KxcUui.'" Associate Meaihero Liverpool Cotton Assn Svw York and Chicago Coirtspooilenl*: A », BACHE * CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER & CARRINBC0N. aaiVATK WIRES TO ALL POINTS. INVESTMENT STOCKS. locome* of 5 per cent to 12 per cent on amount* of $109 and upward t,n be readied on Standard Investment Shares at present abnormally low Mo,,. Write fof list of active stock*, listed on the New York Stock Ex. ch A"B*. selling from 20 to 100 point* below last year’* price* W* execute ctders promptly. Cash or instalments. HILLYER INVESTMENT CO., English-American Bldg. tin* mtheru bull support I* jmw only given n 1/ COII L All [Hissing thoiight, whei’i-iis before the laws went Into effect If wai serlmisl; udereil lu. Sew York nm| Liverpool Miip|H»ri. and hh J after the New Year ImUduyt ment hold* the fielil. However, ply itiilltMik tlm proposition (* . that ultimately nil upiHMltoiu' sbmihl In* luo increasli ely . . .. the (hutr pIp- rr P«P —- PPHL on the sup ply outlfNik the proposition (* so strong ereqini* by r .«ltlon In n result. The question of for the bu)l is t*i get aver this dull holiday period lu s|H>ts Willi ni little a#orifice pa possible. From ninny Interior source* we lieur (hat ginning dfiring this period was ruH|ie<J to wind up far matter*. As far as the believe this census stand* III cl to the big receipts oil the lust day of em itiowlng goe lose, rein tion K*B to the big receipt* oil the last day of each mouth when mid* and end* make up a Idg Liverpool cables: ''"Indian government of ficially estimates crop 4<j per eeut under last year. Think the market Is lieing ma nipulated to buy, Murkyt shows advancing tendency.” Another prominent and con servative party in Liverpool cable#; “C’ou- suuiptlon will decidedly exceed last year’s * - - ecovered of 9 points. Here there was around 19.90 for March and trading settled around that figure. The market I* steady, but absence of free bull speculation make* it timid and ImpKgssivs to any bepr swlilug from the outside. .Spots are steady, but there Is only n holi day ,demand and had weather Interferes even with this. flo%ve>*er. holders nr»* eon- New York. Dee, &--J. B, Baehe A Co.: The ginning report Issued nt the ofaming wn* 9.281,000 bales. Tills brought a jot or Covering l»y bear*, who hml sold cotton yesterday on the Idea that Just such figure* Id In* reported; The discounting of these In.83. Vi|ual to a rally of 20 to 25 |H>lnts. Then If ieeined ns If tbo hn|g$» was too hot to last for some quick realizing by profes sional* forced /price* back as easily. Drier the market ruled quiet and steady, with not much business doing. The one Impor tant influence has been removed *t a factor In the market, and now the trade can de- toward restriction of output this winter. We favor the short side conservatively, hut lielieve price* will rule dull and fluctuation narrow' during the holldayf, NEWS AND GOSSIP. 01 the Fleecy Staple. Sneclnl to Tiro ftoorglan. I From liny warn, VI... .. New York, Dec. 20.—J. H. Baehe icorgli liny ward. Wl Dec. Liverpool was due 9 to 9‘t lower^WPP 5v« to 9 lower on late posUlous. Opened dy 7 to 8 lower. At 12:15 p. m. Hfinidy ,-iok Clark J m near ■oii| ■Wilower. At 12:15 p, ib.M lower on lute positions. Knots quieter 10 points low er; middling. 6.10; safes, 7,000; American, C.900; speeiiiiitlou and export. 500; Imports! 15,000, WHEAT IRREGULAR AT THE TIPS FLASHED. From Wall Street. STOCKS CONTINUED TO SWING HIGHER Union Pacific, Reading and Pennsylvania Were the Leaders. -Stocks continued to §®. M Reading and Pennsylvania stock* wpre leader*. Popper showed considerable strength, uud tbl* made iril Impression on the belli*. who begau covering their con tract*. 'rho fact that brokers are charging 13 per cent liiter«*t for cnrrylug stock* Is checking margin trading and tbo Investment _ t ilcmand I* much siuiiffcv tfi.-in for g week. Home of the houses Were overrun with; order* uml otheU uro hardly doing any thing. * The improvement In tbo situation was partly due to the suit lenient of financial troubles in Philadelphia and partly to the miuouiiccmoiit of further Imports of gold, one Arm having engaged 6809,000. The census report of the cotton ginned till* yenr tip to December 13. show* Mi _ nltig* to be 9.28L077 bale*. • This 1* almost a million halo* more tlgau was ginned on De- eeuibef 1. It hail uo innteriiii effect on op tions, the fluctuations being less tlmn 50c a hale. The bnrb market eras strong tmd active . under the leadership of Goldfield Rtock*. lu Which there l« u very largo short interest. . In Lomroii, American Htock* were easy. The * passing of the dividend of the Do- Beer* stock* caused a break In locks caused a that issue, Now York, in*; aa-W stock market opened nt advance* as follows: Great ■ Northern preferred 1. Northern - pacific l‘i. Bending % and In all Missouri Pacific s *. Hugar ft. mid Pukui Pacific, Popper. Brook lyn Itnpld TratislL Htoul preferred “ Tr'ff Wr™ ™ reghlnr, but with firmuftaa lu *nmv iuui closing bids follow: * Railw/ay 8tpck*. Atchison ... ... ... 71 7-S Baltimore find Oijlo 811-« Cotuniian PacUlp 150 3-4 t Chicago atifl Northwestern .. 1^5 Colorado Houthern ‘ 201-2 Hoover and Rio Grande... ..... 20 Erie 16 3-4. L.oulsvilel and ^uahvIJIe.. ... . 92 3-4 Manhattan “L” .116 Mexican Central... Miasouri Pacific.. . Xew York Central.. Pennsylvania 11? 3-8 Reading. - 94 5-8 Rock Island 15 do preferred 81. Payl Southern Pacific.. ... Southern Railway.. .. Union Pacific do preferred.,. .. . Wabash Groat Northern Miscellaneous. ’ Amalgamated copper . - 46 5-8 > i American Gar and Foundry.. .. 101-4^ |, American Locomotive .. .. ., ,, 37, * Amer. Kmelf. pnd Refining ... .. T2 3-4 do, preferred 90 1-4 ! llrooklyn Rapid Trafialt .. #. 39 1-4 National Lead 39 7-8 Pacific Mall .. ..17 Peopio'* Gas .. .. «* 76 1-1 Bugar .. .. ,. ..100 United Statei} Steel .. .. .. f . 26 7-8 / do, preferred ... .. .. . • ,. 88 1-2 Western Union .. 55 3-4 4^ 7-8 ....104 5-S ..74 181-2 ...am-4 79 .t.. 9 3-8 ...1105-8 liMdudim^ 3*! 100 American. .. Tenders uew docket, 4, Following art 11 a. in. bids: December, 11.15; January, 10.61; March, 19.75; Muy, 10.80; July. 10.76. il*ar* trying to hold It down which they may do us long na spot demand is dull dm*, lug the holidays, hut cotton l« lu such * strong position that wo look for a couple of cents advance iu time made by actual cottuu. Buy ou all dips. WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The area of high pressure that was cen tered near Memphis, Teun., yesterday morn- lug liss moved east and is now central near Norfolk, Vn. Tl»e high area lu the north* west remain* about stationary over Wyo ming. An area Of low pressure Is central ’"ah. The weather result lug from the oudltlon* I* cloudy over most of th* •** - lu falling thip morning «‘ New Orleans, L*„ and M< * i 1 i E owu warm »dy Wes tin.. nrobi'bly ralu toplght and Saturday; warmer tMJlIk'llf. Minimum ,nd M.xlmum T.mp.retur*. end Re infell, * A!)IK'n,‘. . . . Amarillo. , . , aA-'lAs^a.' Mss. Mlp. NAVAL STORES Kpwlal tl Tbe (teorelee. fbivannali. Ifeeemher 20.—Turpentine Arm ni «1e; sn!»». rn: reejlnte, «2S. - t«. c. B, Buff«lo Gbarleaton (’hurlottc. . , , , Chicago. , . . . . (Mnclunatl Corpus Chrifti, . , . Davenport. . . . , iPK w. •: i;: Fort Smith. .... Galveston Havre. Huron. ...... Jacksonville. . . . . Jupiter KniiHH* City. . . . Ktty West Knoxville. , , . , . Lander.; L»s Augelei. * , . . Macon. Marquette. Metupktf Meridian. , , Mobile. . ; . ; ; . New Orleans. . , . New York. . ... Norfolk. Omaha Palestine. *“ • urg - . Bo, Me. . . . ^Portland, tire. . , . Itspld Pity. .... Mt. l/mf*. . ,'. . . i st. Paul, , ..... Savannah Tumps, Tsplisr TiiomasTfile. . . , , Vicksburg. . . V . . Washington. . . . , Wilmington i Haiti. WEATHER FORECAST, j Washington, Dee. JA—Weather conditions Yo. 1 Fresh Tennessee Eggs, 22c Doi. wholesale CASH WITH ORDER OR C 0. D. BELL PHONE 5187 only. KELLEY PRODUCE CO,991 2 Decatur St, AtUoU Phoas 1522 On Good Buying a Sharp Advance Took Place. Other Cereals Up. 8T. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. WTTest—No. 3 red winter,,,, 192 „ __ advance. ICxtremely light shlpmanin from the markets of Argeu tlie. together with raloe which «r~ terring the harvesting there, went tin lah features. There w*» goad huyli private wire house*. Wheat hml gains of Corn wtaup w* 6 - l,roT,,u "‘’ CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. »VflHAT Dec. .. 99*4 May .. July .. C'B H I-i isrr m" XL*-* itit »» LARJJ- Jan.VfT7.67H 7.76 May 7.15 7.87H UIBH— Jan. .. 6.67H 6.75 May 7.00 7.07H 13.17H 7.CTH 776 % . H* 48 ■SB* m 5.67*4 5.WH LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened H lofirer, and at 1:89 p. m.‘ tvas H lower. tio*»*d Id hlghar. Cora opened H lower, *ud at 1J9 p. was ; lower. Closed H higher. and general forecast: diminish In strength. High pressure nml coast and snow over the plateau region. Kouth Atlantic state*, with i westlmr. The temperature < in northeastern districts. Forecast until 6 p. m. Katunbiy: Virginia—Fair and not quite so eohl to night; Mat onlay Increasing cbiudlue** ami wanner. pn>l>ub|y rain Into in the afternoon r by ulght: llliit variable wind*. North ruroliiui—riobdy tonight and warm- r; Saturday ralu; fresh uortheastcrly *Bomh (’aroUtia amt Ijcorgla—Knlu bite to- night and on Hatarday; fresh northeast to tst winds. Ho stern Florida—Occasional ruin tonight id fifriurday; fresh rasterly wiuds. Western Florida. Alabama ami Mississippi —Bain tonight and Saturday; fresh easterly winds. Kentucky—Fall tonight awl Saturday. Tennessee—Fair tonight; slightly warmer In ceutral and eastern portions; Saturday fair. Lmislnna—Rain and warmer tonight; Sst- unlay showers and warmer; light to east erly winds on coast. Kastern Texas—lbiln and Hatunfay shog-ers; light to on the coast. Western Tcxas-FaL* tonight and .Satur day. Dkl ihqtmt—Pair ami warmer tonight; Hqt- unln - rslr. Ark.it: >h-UhLi and warmer tonight; Sat- urdey nls. Special to The Georgian. (From Hayward, Vick A Clark.) New York. Dec. 29.—J. H. Itochu A Co.: Americans la ]*oudou firm and well above purity. Cotqier stocks firm en a further advance lit the Company i $*.000,000 b iMirnored In the recent run. The Hiirrimnn peoplo are well natisfled with the result of yeuterdny's court pro- ceedlng* and regard it h* ii sul*itairilal vic tory. llurrlmau and tint stocks actatl well yesterday. Bending was a dlsuppolntuieut, out this may 1>e only temporary. There Is a report today that Baltimore and Ohio will place nn order for 36,000 tons steel rails nml other roads art uxpccted to follow with good order*. U«lr own well on present betterment. Market should harden today and be much Uglier by tomorrow’s dose. the Metal market. New York, Dec. 20.—Tb^ tin market WBi Inn. Copper, lend and spelter were unchanged. ' THE COFFEE MARKET. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, Dec. 20.—Monty on call 8 to 16 ' per rent; time loan*, nothing doing. BimttHl rii.-ss: Ucrilpg McUniip'. ktlPJIi 4.8750, with actual business in hanker* Mil* at $4j«50CM.88C0 for demand and tt$025ft A snrsrt fa, un.dny bills. nntlje paper dull at * per cent GEORGIA RAILWAY AND ELECTRIC CO. Boston, Dec. 30.—Following was the blit no market fur preferred. MINING STOCKS. Boston, Dec. 20.—Arizona Commercial 84H. limiting 32, Trinity 14'/,, Fruit 113, Copper Itnugu M. Ceiitapnlal 21, Ula FUtyaTt Yl% NorU» Bptte 69'4, Old Dotnlpion THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. Opening. | Closing. :::::::::: April .May June July August ,. ,,, September . October .. . .November .. December .. Closetl dull. Hales 14.2*0 l«*g*. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Following is given the of>enlng and closing notorious of tbo New York cotton seed oil ATLANTA OIL MARKET. The following quotation* are based "t»t ac tual transactions: Prime crude f. o. h. Amalgamated ('upper . , . Anacouua « . Atchison . ... . , . do. preferred .... Bnltliuqre A (ibid .. Chesapeake 4k Ohio Chicago A Great We« Canadian Pnclfitt . . Denver Bio Grande . do. preferred,, . . S miuvillc 4k Nnshvllia exieflb Central . . . nrtberii Pnclflc . . , New York Central . . N. Y„ Ontario A Western First preferred . . Heeonil preferred . . R«* k mm . . . . Southern Pacific . . Houthern Bnlluay ’. , do. p referred . . . Cnlon Pnclfle . . . , I’ldtetl States Kt«*el. . do. preferred . . , Wnhasli 4ireferre<l .... S; ! m 91', 91*4 1444 .... U5JJ .... 34*4 HH :.r. m ill the sugar market. New York, Dec. 29.—The local refined raw sugiir^ muskets were unchanged *nd steady. THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK - the Olditt and Faremos: Corpora!!)} EnjajiiHi Icsoj.i'ip] ”Beli Bhono 3300 Main. • 1310 Candlor Building. HARRY M. RICE Southern Manager. FIS AN K tlAWUlNS. lTi'etdent. II. II. ATEINIMJN. Ytre-Vrmlitsur. THOM/s C. FltWIN. CaebV JrihHPU A. U’L’OBD. VIve-l’k-esigeeL U V, BV^UH, AsyUuo: Csi Third National Bank Capital .... $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $400,000.00 nn. a. w. 641.) to OK, MILTON DABGAN. JOHN \V. til;ANT. it. v. ircoitD. FRANK IIAWKINS. U. M. ATKINSON. JUSLPU a. M’CORl>. )