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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
THURSDAY, OCTOllER 11, WKJ.
tl
FROSTS
l
The Entire List Sold Above
the Eleven Cent
Mark.
SOUTH A BUYER
List Irregular After the
Opening Influenced* by
Liberal Profits.
York. Oct. 11.—Reports of killing
, i n many parts of the central and
IvScrn belt put l! "’ whale cotton market
SS., the lie mark. Huylnjr orders aecom-
the reporta of frost front mane see-
fiitoe front the South. The local list la
now'lrrepdat. Influenced by the profit Uk
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.
Prlrato Wire to tjlbert & Clay.
fc rl1 ’ 9SJ - n-Ueerpool opened 11
lo 11 higher. IVaa dne « to 9 higher. We
ahould open * to 10 higher.
c * blw: ’’‘Market nerrous In
couaequ^nce of rutnora regarding fruit."
* *»V e * a c, I cular there aeetni
to be bnrdiy any doubt that killing froat ta
quite general In^ Misaiaalnnf, north Loulsi*
acUre thU ntornthg,"Ta lu*«heVlns’bladlng
for large blocks without buying a—*■*•*“-
That started a rumor that Price 1
to create a selling baali.
New Orleans, October ll.-Llverpool 10 up
much hotter than due on New York, but
does not fulfill expectations as compared
with New Orleans, on which market an ad-
vance of 14 to 15 points was expected.
Shand IUgson cables as follows: "Chain-
brea bare suspended payment. Market la
couie-
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. IJrely’a twcnty*flve
years* experience of ed*
Itlng markets In Atlanta
and tbe South hns made
him a recogulced an*
tbority in his specialty.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
New York. Oct. 11.—The Sun says: "One
of the broadest and -atrous<*st upward
movement* In stocks that hoe been •«•«*»
In several weeks was wltnoanod In the se
curity market yesterday. There were no
Important news announcements, ami the
‘ ‘ lea appeared to l*c bated upon
of n purely general nature
STOCKS AGAIN
STRONG IN SPOTS
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
rirernool Arm: middling uplands fllld:
—I,, 7 030: American 6,000; speculation and
Sport 600; receiptsI none.
Atlanta. firm «t lfltc.
New York, qnletnt ll.Mc.
New orlssnn, firm at lie.
Auguste, steady at 11c.
Savannah, steady at 101516c.
st. Louie. Arm at lie.
Boston, quiet.at 11.1JV.
Houston, eteedy at lOV-
Baltimore, nominal at 11c.
(jaiveiton. Arm at lOJtc.
Norfolk, eteady « U»e.
Mol,He. flmi at 10*c.
Wilmington, Arm at 10»c.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table shows receipts at tha
porta today, compared v with tha same day
bit yeer:
New Orleans
Gilvcston * .
Mobile . • . •
Snrnnnnli . #
1'hnrlenton . •
Wilmington . .
Norfolk ... .
lNmton . . .
fort Arthur .
Total .
15514
19S3
2240
2610
6058
1906
4017
14702
2358
14245
1328
3152
4967
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
tame day laat yoar:
1906
10600
2996
3W8
17259
FROST FAVORED
COTTON BOOSTER
New Orionn*. Oct. 11.—The Tlmes-Pemo-
« rnt says: Frost within the cotton bait, as
nroisod. wholesome activity at Manchester,
increasing confidence In the market and
fluidly a weather bureau forecaat of frost
In the Carollnas, Georgia, Alabama and Ml*-
took the ginger out of the chronic
and played directly Into the hands
of the booster. The nmt, therefore, was
one-sided throughout toe session. The ac
tual cotton short la now threatened by a
prospective though small spot squeeze be
fore the end of the month and cotton will
probably be demanded on a goodlr number
of OetolHT contracts. In the event frost
expectations are fully realised this mom'
Ing n Arm and advancing tone should In
fluence the tnullug. Dut should froat pre
dictions be found to have oTer-reschc * **- *
mark, shorts will probably fight hni
a substnntls! and mneh needed reaction.
Meanwhile the Interior Is discovering much
price encouragement In Europe's attitude
and in the abnormal climatic c
and even w%c st the ports for „
spots is beginning to appear cheap enough,
for While crop estimates ire being reduced
the world’s trade outlook seems brighter
than in weeks past. At the moment the
w*nr I* squarely on the defeuslvo, and
without a logical argument the *“
entrenched behind a now quL_
^Iftlon that the yield haa been curtailed
sQlTieiently to Jhstlfy a revision of aupply
demand calculations, low j>rk* mep have
nrea hare suspended payment. >Ia
nervous In tone; It has improved
queut upon large Havre failure."
Washington wires: "Frost tonight _
Carollnas, Georgia, Alabama and Mlsslo*
Damage by frosts said to be serious, and
until full extent la known expect a nervous
market at about present levels. Prices,
however, are very high and d a mage must
prove considerable to discount advance.
Map Is as yet Incomplete. There
enough to show, however, that generally
over the.belt temperatures are exceedingly
low. Wilmington, N. C„ reports 28„ and
Tennessee points are below the freexlng
mark. \t eather dear.
The western forecast Indicates fair and
wnnner weather both tonight and Friday.
NVe understand that aU T over Georgia to
day freexlng temperatures exist. Nr--—
82, Home 30, Gainesville 32, Griffl
Greenville, 8. C., 28.
The eastern forecast Indicates fair
weather tonight and Friday «throughout
with frost In the Carollnas, Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi. Not so cold Friday.
Private Wire to Ware k Leland.
New York. Oct. 11.—Liverpool
•nened steady 11 up. At 12:15 p.
9(4 up. and steady. Sales 7,000 __
up at 6.31. Futures due to come 7 to 8* up.
Believe the market will eventually go
higher. At the moment looks as though
we would have a reaction from this mora
ine** prices.
Orleans, Oct. 11.—The demand for
‘ » 3 -16.
light
futures
in. 9 to
spots, 12
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECA8T,
For Atlanta and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Friday, frost tonight; not so cold on
Friday.
WEATHERCONDITION8.
The cool wave'hns continued Its south
eastward movement and Its crest now over
lies / Tennessee and northern Alabama. It
caused freexlng weather in this state ns
far south as Griffin nnd Moi
In western North Carolina
the cotton belt from Arkansas eastward,
hlle light frosts occurred even In the
southern f>ortio»# of Louisians, Mississip
pi, Asbama and Georgia. Colder weather
evalls generally at nil points east of the
sslsslppl, while throughout the west And
northwest temperatures are rising, due to
-- low pressure ar "
Kocky mountain
. Ight rain or snow Is r *
York nnd New England.
Conditions favor
jfkm.
Light rain or snow Is reported from New
* - England.
Lf«Jr weather lu this sec-
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
STATIONS OF
jest heart and unauppltaT spinners have
»o*t mneh of the spirit of dogged resist-
mop. consequently the trade’s wrecked
dream of cheep cotton this season has
•onred the disposition of many n man
whose supreme confidence not very long
«|o sometimes tested the patience of the
nnheiifTer.'*—Olbert k ClsjT
\w rk » ° ct 1 — 1110 «*** says: "The
that.warmer weather would bring
?P d general frost a sharp-
The Uverpool market closed
mirhfp nnd Igte curb *»rices here advsneed
• ”, 1 PNnts beyond the oflflclsl dosing.
iih k nk? nertvnnce for the day 12.50 a
Oulllsh sentiment Is Incresslng, and
JEJSS! It will lie fag tied Into
f * r . !P°f« Intense than It Is now
Sr «•. f ■till holds aloof Should
■hnnrr^K °*. hilling frost l»e extended and
° f * bl « Cr ° P t0
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
nf Po A! ow l? f Is the opening range and doN
JJ^the New York coffee market for to*
Jununry .
'/•hruery
March
JP r ll I
J'lhH •
July
August
ccpt*-mho r
O'foln-r
N‘‘»v**ml>pr..’.*.,**.*
I'^'omhcr
Cl«»eu steady.
Opening
Bnus’e.
.. ..6.55-6.70
. ..6.60-6.75
.. ..1C
, . .170-in
.. . .6.60-6.95
....6J6-19S
.. .6.95
.... 6.96-7.05
.. . .7.00-7.05
.. .6.404.59
Close.
6.60-6.66
1554.66
1654.70
1704. r
II i r.j
1804.00
1904.96
6.96-7.00
7.00-7.06
1404.46
1404.43
1464.50
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
{•V-itowlng are thi opening and cloning
t f ? r cotton teed oil futures In New
»°rk today:
2•?*
fiXSlX::
January
Mnr.-h
Ms
Snlo,
jgMft ;>s«r
*Atlanta, clear . 7T
•rUattnnooga. clear .
Columlmis. clear . .
Gainesville, clear . .
Greenville, He^r . ,
Montlcello, Clear . • •
Ncwnau. dear
Rome, clear
Hpartanburg. clear . .
Toccoa. dear
West Point, dear , .
•Minimum temperatures are for twelve-hour
period eudlug at 8 n. ni. Ibis date.
CfSNTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta
Augusta . s • • «
Charleston . • .
Galveston ....
Little Rock . .
Memphis ....
Mobile
Montgomery . .
New Orleans .
Oklahoma . . .
Kkvannab . . .
Wilmington ...
T Indicates Inappreciable
Dlst. Averages.
|H
rainfall.
x
REMARKS.
t,tOHT FnoSTg.'
kl.ron, Wnt roinl, Gl.. Thomnirlll,,
Qnltm.n, Fort it. In,.. Au.ii.tn.
Mout(nni-rY. Selmn, Ala.. Opelouiua, CInn-
tou. Hrbrlvf-r. l-ort GIImkiu. iJiKnycttc.
Amlto. Covington. Im.. Corinth, Min.;; Cho
ra w. H. c.l Floronoo, Ralolfh. Wilmington,
‘ ' ' ' HEAVY FltOSTS.
Caiumhln, S, C. X); kl.rltil.n, kiln, (3*1;
Thomnirlilo, Ain. (X): Waynnboro. Ain.
(X); Enfanln, Ala., Charlott., N. C. (321;
l.unilirrtnn, N. C„ (»; Brown.rllle, Toun.;
Drornlmrg. Tonn.. Hornanrto. ,iln.
KILLING FBOBT.
Atlnutn oil! Xownan (31i; ndmo (J»:
Slontlcollo IKK CanmU (32i: Gro-n.lwnt i»>:
Wn.hlngtnn I3». On.: nato.lmrrf E). Groon-
wood 1331 8. C.; Gro»n.liorn «); W ol'lon ,331
N. C.; CoinmlHi., Klaa. (M): Clanton, Ain.,
iloodtvntor. Ain.: Arilagton 1*111 n,, " v “ p
mi- Covington 1*3), Tonn.; Iiorntur, Am.
29): nntoorflo, JII». (12): Brinklojr (32i; Pine
"lloold-dl^loVor tomporatnt-. pr»vallod
•.root In tho citrome woatotn portion of
,ho holt. Light front wn» gonor.l oio.pt
In tho wdtern portion. No r«ln foil
NAME OF STOCK.
Amalgamated copper..
Atlantic Coast UatL ..
American Uugar Ref. ,.
. u*». praxerrea. . . .
American Cotton Oil. .
Amcr. Cor Foundry.
Baltimore & Ohio. . ,.
Brooklyn Rapid Tran..
Canadian I’aclflc. . . .
Chic, k Northwesteru..
Chesapeake & Ohio. . .
Colorado Fuel & Iren..
Central Leather
do, preferred. . . .
Cnle. A Great West’ll.
Ch c.. MU. & St. P. . .
EiOlftware k Hudson...
UUtlller’s Securities...
Erie
„ do, preferred. . . , r
General Electric. . . .
Illinois Central
^UvlIhfJk^SSfcblffie!!
Baf
NAUR OF STOCK.
N. y.. oot. & Western
National Lead. . . . fl
Northern Pacific. . .
New York Central. .
Norfolk & Western.
Pt-nnsylvnal.-i
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Cor. J
•J<>. preferred. . .
Pad tie Mall J
Reading J
Republic Steel. - . J
rto. preferred.
Moss-Sbeffleld. . . ,
Tenn. Ton I ,v Iron. .
Texna A Pacific. » . .
Union Pncllle
United States Steel.
„ do. preferred. . ,
tn.-Car, Chemical. ,
_ do. preferred. . .
Western Union. . . .
Walmsh/v.
euM&tfri.::
do. pref»rre«L . .
tliinuclnl situation bh a wl. ... ..
Lvond qucstloie that thl* Ritimtlon
I the last few days greatly Improved, rroar
n technical stock market polut of view, po-
Itlcal Influences arc po doubt secondary at
I the moment to those of n strictly financial
u. in''Bank of England Increased
Its Rate From 4 to 5
the scare of a month or more regarding _
money-stringency prolonged throughout the
rest of the year seem more * * * “
-Gll»ert & Clay.
W 4»V4 49%
— 106
i
NEW YORK.
Oct. i
Nov. . .
gS:::
Feb. . .
fe-.::
June. .
'fa
s Si
n±\ io.»[ ii.niii.io.i2
11.17 WJ* 10.92^11.19-21
11.21 10.55 ll.16ill.16J7
11-27 10.92 H.^U.31-22
11-12 11.12 11.12 11.29401
11.41 11.051 11.38111.8741
11.461 11.14 1L42I1L4344
11.84 11.86 lL.'tS 11.45-47
n.50 n.» iii^n.q-50
LIVERPOOL.
Fntnrtt op»n«l Arm.
Opening Prevlona
■tinge. rtn»-. C"lo».
OrtoPer B.M 4.XH 6.99 981
Oct.-Nor 5.S9 -5.91 6.94 5.7SV4
lltnge. C
6.94 4.9«H ....
Oet.-Nov 6.89 4.91 6.94 B.7SV
Not.-Dee 6.X -5.«7H 6.90 5.76
Dee.Jnn 6.S*Vi-6.88 5.90 5.76
Ign.-Feh. 6.J* _ _ 6.91)4 6,77)1
fi
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointer! on Prorltlont.
private wire to ware & inland.
Chicago, Oct. 11.—May-get some f
break in wheat today, but If so.
take advantage of sucu weak spot ar
Private Wire to Ware k Leland.
'* * further
. would
. and buy
for u turn.
Peary house has been hear/ buyer of
wheat past two days. Look* like spread-
*lg U'tween Minneapolis and Chicago.
Local talent buying quite a little wheat,
ipfH’lally the May.
Oats a shade lower on fair selling of
May by Knight. McBougsl add Ktdston.
Small receiving houses selling December.
Rosenbaum and Bartlett, (raster.A Car
rington best sellers of corn. I'pdyks took
250.000 ^Mny nt He nnd H$Hc» aud cleaned
_-fiber nnd November Inrd higher on de
mand mainly from shorts. Most of the sell
ing by longs, though smaller packers also
selling. January product about steady.
Seems to bo sustained by the Influence of
nearby options. Investment buying very
— b“ *-
light so
Locals seem Inclined to do
'cean snys of the government
crop report for October:
Crop—Bushels.
Com condition, 90.1 2,751,000,000
Winter wheat yield, 16.7
Spring wheat yield, 18.7 .. 246,000.000
Total wheat..
728*00,000
563,000,000
2D.OOrt.On-l
148,952,000
Oats yield, 31.2
Rye yield. 17.0 ..
Barley yield, 28.8
Changes In September:
Spring whest decreased 9,000,000
Corn condition decrease one-teutb.
Oat* Increase*! 71,000,000
Rye Increased... 1.849.000
Barley Increased 8,842,000.
•h-Aprll. . .
_ J-May
May-Juae
June-July
Closed quiet.
5.96)4 3.P
-6.97H B.97H B 83H
.5.97 . 5.99 B.tt
.8.97 4.95H 6.00V6 5.86H
NEW ORLEANS.
I
3
|
'll
Dec. .
Jau. .
Feb. .
Meli. .
May .
June .
Jnv
Llnsed stead.
1904.
1994.
» x ALABAMA AT.
GIBERT & CLAY
ITOCK4. BONOB.
COTTON. CRAIN.
COFFEE. PROVISION*
MEMBERBl
ATLANTA. BA
iSSs ISSS SHS SS’lSSiVH'Sii
Prtvtt# Wire, to all Bschangei. .
Local and Long Distance Telephone 6298. W. IL FAGAN. Mananerv
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 853.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Ilea sous for the bullish attitudes shown
by most of the northwestern wheat traders
■re confirmed by the government crop re
port giving the three northwestern states
175,000,000 bushels, or 24.00D.W0 bushels lees
than n month ago, and 17,000,000 bushels leea
than last year. _ , A . .
The total crop of spring and winter wheat
1s 47,00.000 busuels more than last year, so
that there la wheat enough to go around
leave a good exportable surplus.
-..Jh business In wheat In Chicago yes
terday was 43.000 bushels, corn 70,000 bush
els, oats 175,000 bushels.
The witiioard »M 179.000 bn,M» of whvtt.
56.000 bushels of coru and 30,000 bnsbeis of
°*l)aliith .old 125,0)0 liu.h.l. Thv.t to (to
can, Krtn.ni City 260.000 Im.li.l. for o*port
•ml Baltimore 144.000 liu.ti.1. to Frjnnj.
n.llverlf. on October tn6« JlSSfV,
were 40.000 buaheU corn #»il 1.600 tl-ree, or
l»rd. Tbe An«lo Company took lu Ine lard
and Armour the corn.
Kannaa city eorn mrn any tb/ta l» Wa
of new eorti oa tbe way to tbelr mar
ket it oil tbe weather la favorable fur eootl
reeelpta. Tlila inakea a bearlah feelln*
there, aa there la very little demantb Ex
port bid* are 2c out of line, and Kauaaa
t.'lty'a are 4V.e under May, ncalnat 2)463c
under a year ago.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Teiaa-Temple. Dallna. Ilouaton. Belton
and Tyler eleer; tempereture 46 to 66.
Ml.alaalppl—Jaekaon. Inaoo Uty and
Naifhri clear and cool: froat taat
nlaht. Vlekahnnt clear and cold. Meri
dian eiear ami mid: heavr froat. Alter-
deen cltt.fr and mol: bad klllln* treat ]«•*
nlaht. Tupelo. Amory. Corinth anil Holly
Hprlnas clenr nod cold: heavy froat laat
nlaht. Greenwood 'dear and cold,
tight froat. Broekhaven eleer and
eolil New Albany elenr nnd cold; heaty
troai. t'antuij eiear ami t'oid; henry I ft-at
laat night. Newton eimr mdd. hear-
leat froat ever aeon l»JW» J*
first of the seastm; aWfritlcrM killing.
Alabama—rnlootown. Heiuopolla. Ku-
taw Selma and Montgomery eiear and
eolil; henvy froat laat night. Opelika ejear
nmi Jnld frost last night. Mobile clear
and cold’; no frost. Huntsville clear aud
^Georgia—^olntnbus. plants ami America*
cleaTand cold: ,l K ht ' Ha ’
night; temperature 67.
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Ratreme Northweat-Inrompletf: » to
S Vorthweat—rnrtlT eloudy; rlalng temper-
SntT Sw’hweit—Clear; 29 to 4*
"'rSfo velley-Tlenr; 26 to X nlwre. ,.
WEATHER-FORECAST. I
OFFERINGS LIGHT
ATJHE OPENING
Wheat Started Film, Later
Turned Weak and Closed
at Lower Prices.
Chicago, Oct. It.—Beat prlcea were
not held In the grain pita on the board
of trade. Long grain came out on all
the hard epota to develop, taking tho
edge off the market. Closing prices
Rhon-ed wheat waa unchanged to I-8@
l-4c lower; corn 1-401-2C lower; oata
oft 1-4QS-8C and provlalona unacttled.
Cash sales were 43,000 bushels wheat.
120.000 bushels corn and 276,000 bush
els oala at Chicago and 18 loads wheat,
6 loads com and 110,000 bushels osts
at'the'seaboard.
Argentine shipments for the week
are estimated by Broomhall at 806,000
bushels wheat and 1,600,000 bushels
corn, compared with 880,000 and 1,982,.
000 bushels, respectively, a year ago.
Broomhall says that locusts In Ar
gentlna are threatening damages.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,
Chicago gram nnd prorleloo quotations
for today follow:
Prerlons
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
WHEAT-
* ~ s* m «
!i*
Dec.....
May
July
CORN—
fc. 8*
Dec 38H
May 33H
inn.... 13.70 18.72*
May
LARD—
Oct... 9,89 910
Nov... 8.S5 8 .*
Jan.... 8.07H 8.07*
RIDES—
Oct... 8.80 «.»
Jan.... 7.40 7.42*
1111
1111
72* 18.10 J8.«* 18.78
Wheat
Oorn .
Oata .
Hoge .
CHICAGO CAR LOT8.
Toftar. Totnor.
48 46
m 176
25S 256
17,000 17,000
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat—Open. * loirer: rl«*e. * higher.
Corn—Open, * lower; close HOS lower.
GIBERT & CLAY’8
DAILY_COrrON LETTER.
Xew Orleans, Oct. Il.-Optlons In Llrer-
pttol elnaed 14 points higher than yrster-
clay. The foreign market wna extremely
nervous .>rer tbe reported atraltened clr-
cMimatnnec* of n small firm, and nlso rumor-
ed difficulties of a large French house.
The exceedingly cold weather over the belt
Juts likewise contributed Its proportionate
influence In assisting the advance. Spot
safes amounted to‘7.0w) bales, quotations up
12 points. Lninhttakablo. damage has been
!}.1 no J u *" « result of frost.
Throughout the belt the drop in tempera
ture haa been exceedltiicTjrkrpnt nnf. n very
large area has been seriously affected.
Even aa far south ns Opelousas, lea., frost
has occurred, it Is iNtrnljr possible that
the trade ns yet has not come to a full
conception of the serious .‘’ouscquences nt*
teudsnt upon such conditions. Advance has
followed with such startling rapidity that
- spirit of conservatism *qd caution has
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Offlciallr corrected by Atlanta Fruit and
prouuce Exchange.
Isnnnns. strnlchts. per bi
ille. per bnuch. H.UWil.K.
•AUVnnNIA rvtUIT-1*:
Eioerts peaches, per box. *
Mountsfii Bartlett pears, pci
Gross plums. t»er crate, 12.
Cofambinii prunes, per crate.
rjuincb. 11.5001.78,
stock:
ox. 13 25.
S.01
iwisTKY Xni»jpottvtits* rnonrcR-
LIvo hens. 40O42*c; fries, 22*030c; broil-
frI Dres2d Trice. 194720c pound.
Eggs, per dozen, 214739c.
Butter, table, per pound, 20^22*c; edek*
Inc. per por.nd, 12H4715e.
flone^iiew. HplOc pound j In onA-pound
"vFQ KT A niFS-l rl.lt nolntm. Ka I
atock. p.r liuahfl, .X3II.96. ■ _
Catibsg, (Virginia). Die pound; • Dnnl.h
1 i.l’ina banns par pound, Cc; Nary, 32J0 nsv
bushsl. . .
Onions, p.r liuahrl, 81.X.
Nimt swart (Milatoas. 6541750 busbsl.
Krant. H-harval. *3.7?
FLOUR. GRAIN. PROVI3ION8.
FLOrn-Fosial’s pntabt 86.00; Diamond
patant, 15.25; Mnecr.nlau Otar. 14.70; fancy
•latrnt. 84.60; Rod Eagle. 81.15: Blu. hllmon,
.3.90; fnnvy, 13.90; spring whent patant, 85.0)
^COhN-Cbnleo rod ooli, 72o: No. I whits,
70r; No. 3 yollow, 99-; .“lilt'd, 69c.
OATS—Choice wnlle clippoi), 4Scj cbolra
white, 47c; choice mixed, 46c: Texas rust-
roof, 60c.
MKAIr-PtsIn wstor-gwinti. r-r Imshrt
,7c; ItoHotl. 140-pound Jntes per bushel, 63c;
shorts, white. 41.60: nimtliim. 81.40; hrowa
Per Cent.
HAD LITTLE EFFECT
naturally been created, and while tbe
full effects of damage by winds, rains and
frost ara appreciated In * ~
— some quarters,
tbe desire to aid and foster the newer
* ‘ foan * “
^—ovee\., w
that nnUI the foil damage Si reallswl, the
market will rnlt steady with sn npnsrd
tendency, but the Interior 7ms tiooght ft
flaently. and It If ■"
..joe* most ftUtlbr
have dlsplayod aftor all (be bait Judg
ment.
{ L00. ^ .
1.00: choice Bermuda, 75c.
uVFe—Georgia, $1.10; Tenuetsee, 90c
nhorc price, nrc f. o. b. Atlanl
GROCERIES.
SUGAR—Bland.rd granulated, 85.79.
York i-rOncd, 4Me; plantations, 5o. Market
very strong.
COFFEE—Roasted Arbuckla's HIM.
btilk. In hags ., barrels, :3c: green, lOtf
RICE—Carolina 4490749c, according (a
win arrive In two week,
CIlEEkE—Fane, full cream dairy, a&es
twin.. 14\c. .Market atranc.
PBOnfflONS—Supreme bams. 15e. Don
hams. 16He. California hama, 89.00; Red
%
belllea, 304 Uml;
Bnow”
u, 810.M; fat Imcka, 9c; platea,’
spreme lard. 810.?; Rail Crosa, 19c.
Drift compound, 7«ic; Red Croaa, 7Kc.
FATALLY INJURED
FROM DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
Covington, Oa., Oet. 11.—From tho
exploaton of a dynamite cartridge
thrown In the grate by her little non,
Mra. A. S. Hopkins was probably fatal
ly Injured Wednesday. Mrs. Hopkins
Is the wife of a prominent dentist of
this place and her Injuries wore due
, portion of the shell burying Itself
In her body.
The cartridge had been carelessly
left In the yard of the Hopkins homo
by some workmen engaged In Masting
a well, and was picked up by the little
fellow and carried in hie pocket os a
toy.
SOUTHERN EXCHAN6E
Oldest established Office South.
CO non — STOCKS B0K05 01*111
Ground Floor Oould Building. Dally
market latter nnd market menunt
mailed on application.
L.J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN
Correspondent's Capital $250,000
nercRCNce. the nxal bank
PHONE I.IT. PRUDENTIAL BLOG
Georgia and South Carolina—Fair Thnra-
day anil Friday: wann« Friday.
North ramlliia—Fair Thnraday and Frl-
tloy; warmer In weatern portion trldsy-
Eaat Florida—Fnlr Thnradojr and Frid-y.
except ibowera Friday In aontSrrn portion.
tVeat Florida. Alnbnma. Miaataslppt,
IdHilnana and Boat Texaa-Folr and wsrm-
Gkla’homn nnd Indian
Territory-Fair and warmer Thnraday; Fri-
‘"‘/rlSnma-FMe^end ramewhat warmer
ThiirMlav ami Friday. ThHn . it .
Tannwes**#*—Fair and warmer Thsrs«i*7
and Friday.
THE 8UGAR MARKET.
Ksw York, Oft. !!.—KrilOfd and raw su
gar steady mid nn'diange*!. LmmIihi l*e*»T
marker aready; Oriol»er and November up
1Vh| ut 9a 6.1 for October and 9s 3\d for
31 /o Compound Interest
I, the rate your money will draw If deposited In the SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT of
CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION
CAPITAL $500,000.00.
STRONG, SAFE,
CANDLER BLDG.
CONSERVATIVE
You are Invited to call and inapect our quarters and inveatlgata
our facilities to serve you. A hearty wtlcome awaits you at this
bank.
4 A8A G. CANDLER, President.
W. H. f.'.TTER80N. Vlca Pre:. A. P. COLES. Cashier.
JOHN 8. OV/EN8. Vlce-?rea. WM. D. OWENS, Aiat. Cashier.
900 CHICAGO FIREMEN JOIN
NEW LABOR ORGANIZATION.
Chicago, Oct. 11.—At the meeting of
the Fireman's Association In the Ma
sonic Temple yesterday. 160 applicants
wore Initiated In tho new labor union.
President Hargan asld that more than
900 men out of 1,200 In the department
were now members of the union and
all of them were working In favof of
the two platoon system.
BARRICADED IN A HOUSE,
NEGRO FIRES ON 8HERIFF
Special to Tha Georgina.
Bnlnlirldge, Oa.. Oct, 11.—Sunday morn
ing, Albert William., a negro, ahot a ne
gro woman nt Nnpler, 9 mile, enat of
here, while engaged In a drunken frolic.
Sheriff Patteraon went to the acenc. and
when be arrived he found the negro Imp
ricailed In n negro honaa.
Tha negro opened Art with s ntnehealar
Patteraon returned the Are, but tho negro
had the advantage, aa he waa In tkd honae
under the cjvor of darkneia. while the
ahertff waa In the open, expoaed to the
Are of a Winchester. Seeing that he could
not hope to capture the negro alone, the
•herlff sceured a guard and placed them
over tbe honae. while he returned to Bala-
bridge for a party of hla dcpntlei.
Tht, poaae returned, to And that the ne
gro had eacnped to a nearby swamp. Doga
were put on the track, hut up to Tueadey
noon, he had not been captured.
Profit Taking, in Recent Fa
vorites—Other Issues
Took Their Places.
Now York. Oct. 11.—The Bank of
England, aa had been expected today,
Increased Its rate of discount from 4
to 5 per cent. Its accompanying state
ment of financial conditions made tills
action of course Imperative. Tho pro
portion of reserve to liabilities haa now
sunk to the abnormally low figure of
35 per cent, which haa on only one or
two occasions been equalled In recent
years. Neither abroad nor at home,
however, were the markets disturbed
by the news. Investment securities
In London were steady and Amertcnn
stocks were quoted higher. In the early
dealings here the movement was again
extremely Irregular, but the tendency
toward higher prices continued distinct
ly at all times and where some of the
recent favorites were given over to
profit-taking, plenty of others appeared
to take their places. The • Pacific
stocks, Pennsylvania, Copper, Balti
more and Ohio nnd Louisville and
Nashville and the traction shares wora
prominent In the buying, the sharp rise
In the laat-named claiming special sig
nificance because this Is the group
most directly concerned In the stato
election.
Smelting and Copper rose 3-8 and
St. Paul and Steel preferred and Atchi
son gained 1-4 In the opening of the
stock market this morning. Louisville
and Nashville gained 1-2 In all.
The stock msrkst was ognln strong
In spots and with a generally firm-un
dertone. In early trading Union Pa
cific, Pennsylvania and St. Paul wero
the strongeat features. Union Paelfla
waa carried up to 191 3-8, tho highest
at which the stock has sold sluce It
was ex-dividend. 8t. Paul advanced to
178 1-8. Toward the end of the first
hour Copper became active end etrong.
Bo far London bought about ' 15,000
shares, chiefly Pennsylvania, Union Pa
cific and Steel and Amalgamated.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds firm.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Anmlssnmtnl Copper.
Anaconda <
Atchison.. ,. .. .. ..
do. preferred..
imlcinttli'Ti
Texas
Jle. MIL sail Rt. Paul...
Eric •
Illinois Central.. .... ..
I/Mllavllle and N'sshv “
Missouri. Kansas ant
do, preferred
New York Central.. ..
Northern PnelAr
Norfolk anti Western. . .
Ontario anti Weatern.,.
I'ennsylrnnln. .....
Reading..
Rock leland
ftoutnern I’nrlflr
Southern Hallway. . .
Union Puelflr. . .....
United States Steel.. ..
ilo, preferred
Wabash
do, preferred
Denver snd Ulo tint otic.
STOCK3 AND BON DSL
Atlanta and West rotnt bnhts.'.107
Central Hallwftr of Georgia 1st
do. Income
do. fid Income...a
".W
no. ks income........
Georgl.
August, and Bnrnunnb. ,
Bontbweutern,. *.
Georgia Pacific lnts.. ..
C„ C. and A. lit... •
WM. L PEEL President.
ROBERT F. MADDOX, Vico President
THOMAS J. PEEPLES, Csshl.r,
JAMES II. LESTER, Aulataut Cn.h ...
JAB. P. WINDSOR. A.ilsunt Cashier
MADDOX RUCKER BANKING COMPANY.
CAPITAL $200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . . $500,000.00
Accounts, small as well as large, invited.
3 1-2 per cent interest paid and compounded semi-
annually in our Savings Department.
Safe Deposit Boxes
For renl in our vaults m ibe basement of the
Empire (Building for only $5.00 each pet
annum.
Absolute Security and all Modern Conveniences
You should not be Without one. We invite
you to call and Inspect them.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
HUBBARD BROS & CO.
COTT0H
'm merchants
Atlanta Offices, 219-221 Century Building.
Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso
ciation, Chicago Board of Trade, Now York Cof
fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange.
Bu&incss solicited for the above exchanges.
Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited.
Phones 454, Long Distance39. A.S, Htratace. Mgr.
r
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA. OA.
a E. CURRIER, Preoldent. A. E. THORNTON, Vlc«-Pro,ldenL
H. T. INMAN, VlewPratldsnt. GEO. R. OONOVAN, Cashier.
JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aw't Cash lor.
Capital. |5«Q,OeO.OO
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,009.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
