The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, October 18, 1906, Image 11
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
THI RSPAy. OCTOni'I! H. !?•>:.
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if
IN EARLY SESSION
Pue chiefly-to Short Cover
ing on the Unfavorable
Weather.
early BUYERS SOLD
gesulted in Moderate De
dine from Beat Prices.
Trade Light.
■ Mentation Is larking in tho market for
Jtlon The outside apparently arc not In
In the course of prices, or nre
I2fht «* to which side of the account
sufficiently to make ventures, hence
professional room traders nre forced
trade among themselves. the result be-
Inf a dull market with fluctuations cover-
* B frlr#» a havia be erf slated for a decline for
♦hV week past, and while there has been
Inmewhat of a slump. It has not met the
Srws of the bears, and .now they stand
25? to cover, as their literature did not
LnMir attractive to the speculative trade,
232 especially as the very uufavorable
Sfitherao" prevailing, with predictions
for more of the same sort, did not bur-
ionise with the bear “dope ,f scut from the
Am a riMiMAnnonco. the nnta Hp
nubile nas not »““*,***• , ...
p Cotton future, opened ,n Llrerpoo this
BArolnu ,lightly below nprctatlone. but he-
thf close n partial rrrovrry took
iure roaktaB the Anal quotations I446J
LJnt. lower »« onmpureil with yesterday
nrolleirlnx !• the range in the actli
Booths t ay. Open. High. Low.
*“ 8.04 6.99
.6.99 6.02 6.66
..9.03 6.06 6.99
. 6.06 6.68 6.03
private wire about explains
O.-totifr-NoTember
IianaryKebruary.
itsn-h A11r11
'Th^ fobowlng private wire about explains
... ,,riy trading in the New York market:
■This market fs certainly displaying won-
a.rful strength this morning. After open-
tag the market Jumped up on buying byi
tntrhell. who got about 16,000 January,
•irrort bought about 10.000 January. Oooil
..neral demand from commission houses,
ft, market la quiet now, and locals are
Inclined to hammer It. The ring gossip
kts Mo* bought considerable cotton.
Weather map good. Roports of atorm com
ing caused nerrousneis. Reports fromi Tex-
u nd ill states report JP?? not WMe."
Price hits: "The market Is all loaded up
bere upon a report of another gulf atorm.
t It docs not come, w* will see a break. 1
It dies come. It Is doubtful If there
wold be sny substantial advance. Every
"The’fol'oSdae 1 storm warning was Issued
it 11 a. D.: Miami, Jupiter, Jacksonville,
firannnh. Charleston, severe storm moving
sortb northeastward, from Florida channel.
I Dangerous for vessels off southeast coast
n.it forty-eight hours, a
I The warning hats uot Influenced prices
very much, as from the Indications given
ft to Its coarse It appears as If It might
touched Ifuring
tor prices Inducing realising sales.
Following Is dotalled statement of cotton
iperted up to and Including October 11:
Jreit Britain., .. ..
••
Continent.. .. ... .
Japan and Mexico..
Totals 963,176
Comparative reeelpta at all Usltad States
J’ri’recslpta tldajr
flame day laat year
Increase .. .. ••
Vet receipts for nre days.,
time days laat year ,
...... 63.684
Seme time laat year.,
Decrease
Movemeat at Atlanta:
Increase
Shipments today.. ..
tame day laat year..
Decreaae.... .. . ..
Hook today
Seme day last year
Decrease ,, .,
Estimated tomorrow:
... 3,320
_ Jd 1906.
New Orleans 5,000 to 1,900 7,91!
tlalveaton. 18.060 to 20,000 20,446
Houston 19,000 to 19,000 12,738
At the close the tone waa steady, with
prime l point higher to ! points jowar.
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.
Private Wire to (ilbert & Clay.
Now Vork. Oct. 18.-r,Jverpool at 12-80 i>
m. was 4 lower. Waa duo 3 lower. \Ve
should open s lower. ”
cablet: “Steady, narrow mar-
JJ,® tjlnk rrlce la covering this morning.
Aiue s.i » < i atber at! 1 * m S rnl,,,: »*»ow* geuer-
HSU!™' 1 / “howera In eastern
ooetlon of the licit. The local* nre buying
2P I* showing and on prediction* of fur
ther rnlna tomorrow.
ho. i ^° n *H re l |* e trading thl« morning
hn* been the wrerlna of about 20,000 hale*.
thought to ne for Price, and It la
the opinion, that this goes a loug way to-
Tjard removing the laat large ahort lutereat.
A* ®°*t °t theae contract* were supplied
XLWvWi!"* Nen : t )rloun *4 tt 1* thought
that both theae market* are beginning to
feel the weight of the movement.
>ew Orleans, Oct 18.—Liverpool 4% down
* approximately aa expected. Wan due 5
loner on New Orleans nnd 3 on New York.
The market la Influenced for the moat
part by an unfavorable map and Indfcatloua
ror more rqln. A low barometric pressure
overlie* tho southern portion of the belt
and appears to be pitching northward.
Business la exceedingly small. There la
no outside interest manifested nnd the
market rules narrow and uninteresting,
awaiting further development*.
Our traveling representative wires from
miififnn. Alii • “POlMmlitia tn
Edited by
Joseph B. 4,ivel v
MARKETS
Mr. IJrely’a twenty-flvo
year** experience of ed
iting market* InAtlpnta
and the South lias made
Miu n recognized au
thority Id bl* specialty.
TI^S FLASHED
From Wall Street
Private Wire to Ware & Iceland.
Xew YlH*. Oct. 18.—We do not expect to-
day’s market to reflect a further disturb-
a«ce of confidence, though It seem* quite
**—* *— — Tr —
lutcrest*
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
manifest Hint banking
posed to an eiibirgenieu
this time. There T* no lack of rumor* re.
gnrdlug Increased earnings nnd distrlbu
Anniston, Ala.: '’Columbus, Meridian to
Annlstou. crop good except around Helms;
frost enught late cotton In this section,
Today a map Is generally wet, especially
In the eastern belt, heavy rain* having
fallen in Tennessee and Georgia. Indi
cations continue unfavorable, foreshadow-
iestem forecast Indicates showers to
night nnd tomorrow with warmer weather
for Louisiana and local rains and colder
for Arkansas. For southeast Texas oc
casional showers followed by clear nnd
For the balance fair and
Private Wire to Ware & Leland.
New York, Oct. 18.—Liverpool futures
opened steady 2 to 3 down. At 12:15 p.m.
4 to 4% down and quiet. Sales 7,000 spots,
2 up at 6.38d. Due to come 3 to $% down.
The New York market opened better than
expected on cables. After opening steady
buying by Mitchell and the local crowd
caused a rally. Talent here is somewhat
nervous on reports of another Caribbean
sea storm.
Howard Wilson offering 8,000 January at
10.12c. Later big buyer of January.
The ring attributes the heavy buying
by Mitchell and Hcntz this morning to
short covering by Pries.
Now Orleans, Oct. 18.—Cables are favor
able. Weather reports are none too good.
Press dispatches tel! of a remarkable de
mand for finished goods, and stato that
some mills are withdrawing from the mar
ket owing to their inability to fill orders.
The map shows Indications for frost In
north Texas tonight, probably In the Terri
tories also*
Receipts are Increasing enormous!;
iteceipts are increasing enormously over
J«t year. That Is the pace that kills. If
they keep up prices cannot hold.
..The amount of cotton on shipboard In
New Orleans Is 40,324 bales against 11,381
this day last year.
The weather map la very unfavorable.
Light to heavy rains are plentifully sprin
kled over the belt
The market is very steady nnd hard to
lore either way. The weather *
!s_moderate so far.
ring is paying very little attention
—*Ufff DT “
to bullish weather predictions. The mar
ket has no decided tendency either way.
When it does more It probably will be at
NAME OF STOCK.
Amalgamated Copper..
Atlantic Coast Uue. ..
American Sugar ltef. ..
Anaconda
American Locomotive..
do, preferred. . . .
Arner. Smelting ltef. .
do, preferred. . . .
Atchison. .
do. preferred. . . .
American Cotton Oil*. .
Amer. Cttr Foundry...
Baltimore k Ohio. . ..
Brooklyn Rapid Trail.•
Canadian i'adtte. . . .
Chic. A: North area tern..
Chesapeake A Ohio. . .
Colorado Fuel A; Iron..
Central Leather. ....
_ do, p ref or red. . . .
Chic. Sc Grent West'O.
Chic., MIL Sc St. P. . .
Delaware it Hudson...
Distiller's Securities...
General Electric.
Illinois Central.
Amor. Ice Securities...
Louisville * Nashville..
Mexican Central.. . .
Missouri Pacific. . . ..
Total stock sales
*i$K
m
ms
today C3.300 shares.
NAMK OF STOCK
N. Out. * Western.
National Lead. . . . . •
Northern Pacific. . . .
New York t'ent.rfll. . .
Norfolk A Western. . .
Pcnoaytranlar
Peoplri <*a*. . . . .. .
PfrHse.l Steel Car. . -
do.
I.CnlJ J;ig.
Republic Steel
Rock Island
_ <le. preferred. . . . .
Cnlt.il Stntcs Rubber. .
do. preferred. . . . -
Southern Pacific. . . . .
Southern Railway. . . .
. mo. j>referred. . . . .
Slow-Sbeffleld
Tenn. ComI a- irou. . . «
Texas PnclOc. . . • • .
I'iiInu Pacific, ......
Unite*! State* Steel. . .
tin. preferred.
SI
nit,
§ii
Vn.-Car. Chemical.
do. preferred. .
Westcru Union. . .
Walusb
do. preferred
i
tlou. which arc of course fully snstittned
til after the election.
New York Fluniicl.nl Bureau: Amalgn
mated Copper still refuse* the stock Just
above 118. but It should be active today,
hi view «»f|the difference of opinion on the
dividend notion, slid we believe the stock
*» purchase of the best kind on merits,
should any drive take place Imfore or
alter the declaration expected thl* nfter
boon. Professionals nre trying to get
Union Pacific down on the alleged Ilnrrl
man defeat In the Illinois Central fight,
which, however, I* likely to be won by
IlnrrluiAn Inter, and we regard Union Pa
cific as an excellent Investment at theae
prices, recommending It* purchase on an
temporary drop that may Im» brought nbou
»!
61 •*! W
NEW YORK
Closed steady.
LIVERPOOL.
Future* opened easy.
' Opening.
October.. ..
Oct.-Nov.. * , .
Nor.-Dec. . ..
Dec.-Jan. . . . .,
Jan.-Feb
February-March
March-Aprll... .
Aprtl-May. . . .
May-June..
June-Jnly..
Prorlom
Range. Close. Close.
..«.US -A06 6.08 6.0!»
..6.03 -6.00U
6.00 S.V7
Closed quiet and ateady.“
6.07
6.06 Mi
8.10
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointer! on Provision!
Private Wire to Ware A Leland.
•lowlr hut aurelr atrengthenlng In erarjr dl-
good advance I. due and llkeljr to start ang.
I)o not neglect taking on some corn at
theae price,, even If the market remains
dormant for a while longer, private reports
alreadr coming In of hulking returns (icing
verr disappointing In Illinois, some of the
corn being soft nnd rutting. It looks as
though all our markets would wake u, '
the near future and give ns a Uvelj
Spots are
2,600 bales.
warning for the Atlantic coast as far north
aa Charleston, and aaja that a hurricane
la moving northeast from tha Florida chan-
nel. Dangerous to shipping next forti-
eight hours.
COTTON NEEDS
ANOTHER FILLIP
New York, Oct 18.—The Sun aaja: "Both
here and In Liverpool, nnd, to a lesaer de-
Naw Orleans, prices were de-
pretted by more favorable crop reports,
larger receipts, liquidation and a certain
amount of short idling. Liverpool feela
the effects of Egyptian aalling, aa It waa
called, though this sort of selling not In-
‘ ‘ York oper-
frequently means wiling by New
atom. Also, It appears that Liverpool trad
ers aold out long holding! or went short,
Mid In doslni out hedges.' Moreover, there
was a noticeable decrease In the speculation
iiftve been quite sufficient for the time be-
ng. The conviction seems to be spread
ing that the recent storms and frosts did
more damage In lowering tho grade of
growing cotton than In auy other
in y how, the market now needo another Vi-
1 p of some sort, such as heavy ralus, re-
|> uj iuiuc i, tauwii «■ urn*/ laium, rw*
jewed frosts nnd a re-nwakenlng of a spec
ulation, w’hlch now threatena to go to
sleep."—Glbert k Clay.
uous as ever and a weather map and fore-
torn.
The Inter-Ocean says: Cash business in
wheat at Duluth yesterday waa the beat of
the senson—800,000, Including 300,000 bushel*
No. 1 northern c. I, f. Buffalo, 98,000 No.
*-u. a in>i iuciu u, i, i. uuuniu, «V)Vuv mi. A
hard Duluth and 290,000 Manitoba. 8ales of
Manitoba for export Tuesday were 400,000
nd llf.oob bushels oats^
Duluth * —
nnd Winnipeg were large buyers
cash sales, whleh. In the aggregate, were
800,000 bushels. The loee of Tuesday In these
markets was regained yesterday* gaining
sla from August 1 t» Septnmt>cr 29 were
Liverpool, snot cotton
nplind* 6.38d: sales 7,0^
and export
•Peru'
nil A
America
ton steedy: middling
,000: American 6,700;
rt 500; receipts 6,300,
till at 11.26c; delivered on
eontnrt 500. 4
N>w Orleans, steady at U%c.
Attguera. firm at U3-!8c.
J*. I-*'»!■. steady at UHc.
tiro short, who fear* the approaching gin
ners* report. But the cotton short could
liquidate hit obligations on a rising ImirI*
only- Thu* the situation develops no weak
feature, though the trade began to pin
Its faith to the prospect of a comparatively
large movement, with n temporarily dtmln-
Navarnish, steady at 11c.
TODAY** POUT RECEIPTS
Tie following table shows receipts at the
port* today, compared with the same day
»*t year*.
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
i.Ii:„ fnl !“' T,n * tatw shows nwlpta nt th,
, t 1 wn today, compared with th,
tiny Inst year:
result from citrrrnt difficulty In putting
new business through. Of course, such
considerations play little part In the ultJ
mate supply and demand calculations, ex
cept In so far ns the attitude of buyer
■nd seller may b© Influenced. Rail weath
and with n —... ..—
lb Ik** n sen, further complications iuoy de
velop."—Ware k Leland.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Mnreh. .
April.. .
May.. ..
June.....
July.. ..
August.
8.45-6.M
8.60-8.65
. .. .8.80
8.80-6.70
. . .6.70-6.75
6.75
6.90-6,85
..6.86-8.96
o.*: • o.i ■;
8.85-6.70
6,75-6.80
Heptemiier J96
I 6.80-6.66
6.86-8.90
7.00-7.051
U4f
October 6.40 6.50 6.40-8.46
November 6.40-6.60^ 6,40-8.45
December 6-45 6.45-6.4)
COTTON SEED OIL.
Opening.
dier 43»4£g,
.....ember 37 fW7J
Deeemlier 3444W?’
January 34.
March 33*
aly 34
Closed steady. ^
Hales, 100 November .nt 37 and 100 De-
eemlier nt 35.
GIBETRT & CLAY
were 46,000 bushels corn and 500
lard.
Bids on corn to arrive were unchanged to
%c higher, while ou oats they were up M
to \c. Hales on the rail aggregated 5,000
No. 3 corn or letter, November II shipment,
nt 42Hc, track. Chhugo, anil 10,000 No. 3
white oata or hotter, 80 days, 32%e, track,
Chicago.
Cash wheat at Minneapolis was In good
demand and firm, with No. 1 northern j*
2%c over Deeemlier^ Ht. 1 a Mils cash wheat
changed to 214c higher. No. 2 red selling
76<p78c nnd No. 2 hnnl 72#74c. nnd Knu-
■ns city wan a shade, firmer. No. 2 hard
69ftG72V4<\ nnd No. 2 red 70©71Ue.
Farinera In northern (*eiitrnl Illinois have
little corn along the Burlington road, so
elevator men say. It la evident that former
stock* of corn are light, or nre being held
for higher prices, n* the movement In not
large, considering the also of the crop. In
Illinois farmers want 4<V for new corn.
The Minneapolis Market Record will Issue
In detail today Its annual estimate of the
northwestern spring wheat crop. It makes
a total of 17O.O0!),OOO hnshels. This la nenrly
6,000,000 le*s than the government Oetolier
estimate, 28.0oo.ooJ leas than the B. Frank
Howard figure*, and 3,000.000 Iran than
WHEAT WAS FIRM
AT THE OPENING
Markets in Northwest Bet
ter and Cables Were
Firm in Tone.
NEW ORLEANS.
In cottoo fit-
Dec
Jan
Feb.
March. . . .
May
! ft * &
lJ.K»fll.la-L|U
Closed steady.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Offtclallv corrected by Atlanta Frul: and
Produce Exchange.
Lemons. $7.50.
Limes. G0tf7Gc.
rineapples, 13.50® 4.00.
^Bananas, straights, per bunch. (1.S0HL7L
Culls, per bunch. fl.004h.2S.
CALIFORNIA fttUIT-Finey stock:
loan tala Bartlett pears, per box, 33.3k
Gross plums, per crate, 12.
"-‘omCIn
Smelting la pjjylw the trading role be
tween 15$ and 181, ns stated. The some may
)»e sab) of Reading still beta-eeii 160 nnd
155. We would net accordingly, using the
small atop on either aide, followed below
or above the limits named. The last suit
of New York Central nnd Hugnr may cause
"Vere neaknesa. thev should be bought,
drop should Ik*
support lining reported In Sugar around 134.
I'rufesslonnla nre trying to get It lower.
Also Southern l'nclflc. Any * ‘
but temporary.
Private Wire to Ware k Leland
New York. Oct. 18.—Dow. June* & Co's,
smumnry: Bank of Euglnnd rate
By with Copper stoek* utroiig.
General market In London heavy and
dull.
Knickerbocker Ice declare* 2 per cent ou
common and extra 2 per cent.
Illinois Central fight not finished, and
llnrrlmnn director* may force out Presi
dent Fish In spite of temporary victory
New York Central and General Manager
M
L. Pomeroy encii found guilty of glvlnj
“—,r, but case i
appealed,
mnlgi
.-lectio..
tie I lea rat money offering.
Colton bills continue to cotne forward
keeping exchange weak.
London expect* a good demand for money
k!
r end of month.
Forty-one roads for first week of Octo-
altow average groan Increase of 10.12
Twelve lndn*trlals declined .78 per cent.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
New York. Oct. II.—The Hun says: ***1
Blue MalvoL. r . ....... —
FOULTIIY JTnIi “Tflbl^ilY rRODlICR-
I.Ito- hrni, 40e42Kc; (rln. r4059cI broil-
I)'re»»r trie! 11020c pound.
Chlcaffo, Oct. 18.—The price of cere-
ale was not held to the top notch of
the day, reaction, belnff shown. Rest
ing spots were, however, l-40»-8c up
to unchanged for wheat, l-IOl-tc bet
ter for com and 1-tOl-tc up to un
changed for oata. Hog product, up a
shade.
One of the bear helps late was the
Argentine estimate, the shipments
from there being placed at 800,000
bushels wheat and 1,800,000 com, conv
pared with 884,000 bushels and 1,203,-
000 bushels respectively a year ago.
There were six cars of new com re
celved and one graded No. 2 yellow.
Primary receipts of wheat were
1,089,000 bushels and com 488,000 bush
els, against 1,309,000 and 781,000 bush'
els, respectively, a year ago.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
for today
M.tliuntcil rcuulmm'llt* nf the thr»M> north-
wontern state* for mills and seed alone lira
171,000.000. Thl* leave* an* actual deficit re
quiring shipment* from the west nnd South-
Open.
WnEAT-
Dee 74%
Jnn.... 79
July.78%
2$ 1$ 7«i
cous-
sfe n ss sn » isij
85 •
Doc
May
July
B 1
13.70 13.70 13.70
LAUD—
Oct.... 9.40
Nov.... 8.82%
1 I
1.70 13.87%
LIO 13.87%
Jnn.... 8.15
HIDES—
Oct....
9.41
S:H
Jan.... 7.W 7.42U 7.49 7.45 7.40
ABII WHF.AT-
Nn. 3 r«I 74: No.,8 ito 7244477*44: No. 2
-• • >*... Vo • ,1 n T1AT1U
bard winter 7S%®74; No- * do 71©74%.
NORTHWEST CARS.
The following figures give the Nortliwest
cars of today, last week and laat year:
Last Last
Today. Week. Year. *
Minneapolis. ..... 348 224 4"
Duluth 285 2S1 3
looey, nt
ks, lifllL..
RGBTABLES—Irish notatoes.
' ’ t\, .96031.00.
stock, per bushel, ^ . . .
Cabbage (Virginia), l%c pound; Danish
l ^Sm» beans per pound, 6c; Navy, 8110 pev
bushel.
Onions, per bushel. $1.25.
New sweet potatoes. Mnt bushel.
Kraut, %-btrrol. $3.75
FLOUR, GRAIN. PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Posters nntent $6.00; Diamond
patent; $5.25; Mnscoutau Star. $4.70: fancy
tent. $4.60; Red Engle, $4.26: Blue Ribbon.
UWj fancy, *$3.90; spring wheat paten:, Si.uJ
2 white.
CORN—Choice red cob, 70e; No,
68c; No. 3 yellow, $9c; mixed 67c. M .
OATH—Choice white clipped, 49c; No. 1
white 48c; Ho. 2 mixed, 47c; Texas rust
proof. 50c.
IIP.AL-riatn water-granou. r*r twisMl
67c; Imltcd, 140-nound Jntea per bushel, 12c;
Hhort*. white. $1.60: medium. $1.40; browa
$1.35; pure bran. $1.20: mixed bran, $1.16.
HAY—Timothy, chojea large bale*. jl.U:
da, choice small bales. 91.10: da. No, I
timothy bales, IL06: No. 2, $1.00; da, Na 1,
rioevr mixed- $1.00; do.* Na 2 ctover mixed,
ll.no: choice Bermuda, $0e.
IlVB—Oeorglo. $1.10; Tsuovssm, 90c. Bar-
K\.
The
somewhat , .......
a narrow rnuge. final guotatldps for thf
prominent stocks, as a rule, showed de
igllile financial developmen
il to the rise In call inouc
Prospects for the snecest at the pol
In the coming election of the law oud
order emendate for governoreln thl* state
were ‘ righter tluui nt any previous time,
and the government's publication of Uif
complete figure* of the ctmntry'a export*
nnd Import* were of a htglily encouraging
nature. In view of the great lutereat not
gnrdlug tlie ability of our
off through shipment* of - 3 -
Imrrowlnga of money tlutt have been .made
In the last four month* on the o“—
of tho Atlantic."—Glbert k Clay.
THE LIVE 8TOCK MARKET.
abovo price* are f. o. b. Atlanta.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR—Standard granulated. $5.20. New
York refined. 4%; plantation*. Ge
COFFEE—Roosted Arbucklr*
$16.30.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldest EstabUalred Offlcn South.
COnOH—-STOCKS BONDS CRAIN
Ground Floor Gould Building. Daily
market letter r.nd market manual
mailed on application.
Chicago. Ills., Oct. 18.—Ilog*: Estimated
receipts t»»day 2WB0. Market 5c higher;
qnullty fn?r; left over 5.I42; bulk $4,256
8.10; eatlmafw! for tomorrow 15,000; light
hogs $8.06438.62%; tnlxe«l $6.lO©6.80; heavy
$6.86416.60; rough $5.96ft'6.15; pig* $5.3006.25;
rorker* $8.4008.50; good to choice heavy
$8.5006.60.
tattle—Estimated receipts 13.000. Market
atendv to s shade lower; quality fair
I»cavea $3.90417.30: cow* $1.4004,50; heifers
$2.5005.80; calve* $S.2$«f«: gooil primeHteer*
$5J607.3O: jHHir to meiUttni $J.9O05.2&;
stnrkee* a ml feeder* f2.i04M.6a.
Hheeii-taEatlnistiNl receipt* 23.000. Market
steady; quality fair; native ^.2005.50;
western $3.2605.50: yearling* $5.40ff«.20;
lamb* $1.5907^5; we*tern $4.IO0*.6O.
Wheat.,
t’orn.. ..
oaf*.. ..
Ilogs.. ..
21000
bulb, In bags c* barrels, tSe; green, 10#
’lUCE—Carolina 4%437%e, according t*
grade. ,
ctIERMk—Fancy full cream dairy, 15%;
ntlwSioNS—Snprem, bum lio.
hnins, 15%e, __ CnIIrornln
mu*, ur. Dor#
bn tux, 10c; lte<|
. Axtra rib*, *9.35;
back*, 8.25; plate*
Red Pro**, 10C:
Hnow Drift compound. Ic; Red Cross, 7 x *c.
roa* hem*. 15c. Dry Knit extra rib*, $0.35;
‘" a, 20-5 lb*.. $10.54; fat backs, 8.3; plates
Hupreme Isnl. $10.50; Red fro**, IOC:
TRADE FIRST MOOR
WITHOUT FEATURE
Only Movement Worth Not
ing Was in Amalgamated
Copper.
IT SCORED ADVANCE
Other Issues Influenced by
Uncertainty Over Cop
per Dividend.
Now York, Oct. 18.— 1 Today's early market
presented the same irregular. Irresolute np*
tflinty ns to what Amalgamated
would do regarding n dividend.
MMHL. greatly throughout the
remainder of the day.
There was little fre*b selling. Liquida
tion was held In check by the pronounced
(Irmli'lli nf tlita Iftrinl t mm r.f Inti n-hl^h
strength of the local traction stock, which
wo* rightly taken to mean n respqase to
change* for the better In the state political
outlook during tho last few days.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
HTOrgB-
Xmnignmnted copper.
Anaconda.. ..
Atchison
do, preferred.,
|irrifrrni„ .. „ ,,,, ,,
Baltimore and Ohio. .. .. ..
Canadian Pacific
Chicago npd Great Western..
Chesapeake and Ohio. . ti «,
chic., Mil. anil St. l-qui. . ..
Lontarttte and Nashville. . .
Mexican Ontral
Missouri. Kansas r.nd Texas,
do, preferred.
ill). |iinriini. ( ,, ,, ,,
New York Central.. #, .... .
Northern Pacific. . ...
Ontario and Western. .
Pennsylvania..!.. . 4 .
gSfTsu:. v. ::
Houthertu Pacific., ., ., ,
Southern Railway.. .. ..
Union Pacific ..
United Ktatrs Steel. . ..
do. preferred.. .. ., ...
Wnttfisu
do. preferred
WEATHER iN THE COTTON BELT.
Texes— Houston, clear and pleasant; San
sut; tdterman. steady rnltwslncc midnight
and still raining. W
Mississippi—Yssoo f!lty. warm, raining
hard; Jackson ami Natchcx. cloudy, warm
and threatening; Vicksburg, cloudy and
Alabnma-Troy. cJmM'y and pleasant: One-
Ilka, rained all night, still ruining; Mont-
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
Extreme Northwest—Generally cloudy, 30
Northwest-r*i»artly cloudy, 35 to 45 above;
local ruins general.
West nnd Southwest—Generally cloudy. $4
to 62 almvc: general ralus In llfluols. lows
local In Knusns nnd MIs-
WEATHER FORECAST.
l*iul*lsna—Occasional rains Thursday and
Friday; fresh variable winds.
Georgia nnd East Florida—Halo Thursday
and Friday: brisk.
rain* Thursday aud
veil 1111 1 vn rln Ido winds.
East 'l>xaa—Ruin Thursday nnd In cast
portion Friday: frsoh aoiitheaat wind*.
irinm r iiuii.i ■ • 1 rau mim*.
Arkans-is-Unln and cooler ThuneWiy; fair
1 Wri/t* Texan—Fair In south, rain In north
portion; cooler Thursday: Friday fair.
-Kniu Thursday and prolutbiy
THE 8UQAR MARKET.
New Vork. Oct. 11—I/ical refined nnd
gar markets opened stcadv nnd un
chan ged. London beer steady; October
(%d; November 9s 2%|2.
Private Wire to Glbert k Clay.
Chicago, Oct. 18.—Look for a higher wheat
market.
< orn aets .low enough. There I* very lit
tle pressure on It. Good support would
slly advance prices.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LJ. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COUCH, STOCKS, GRAIN
Correspondent’s Gspiffl $250,000
Outs
hut
Believe 1*0101(11011* wnrrsut n lllierul In
crcuse In outside trade, nnd expect to set
*t. The exp4>rt sale* show that wheat Is
wnnted oh all soft spots. It looks salt* to
Whent—Openetl miclinngetl; at l:89-p. in..
011 sny advance, %#%c higher; i*I«s«h| %fr%e hlghi*r.
Corn—opene«| utichuiiged: nt 1:36 p.
«4c higher; closed ‘ic higher.
acrrsENCz:, the ncal bank
PHONE MIT. PnUOENTIALOLDO
WM. L. PEEL, President.
ROBERT F. MADDOX. Vice President
THOMA8 J. PEKPI.EH. Caxhler.
JAMES O. 1.E8TKB. AftloMtit Ca*Mev.
JA8. P. WINDSOR, Assistant Cashier.
MADDOX-R UCKER 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.
hk May pork Is a sale for a turn.
WARE & LELAND’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
New Orleans. Oct. 18.—The cotton mar-
ket wnrii stupidly dull during the greater
part of today's session. Factor* were
about evenly balanced, and price* refused
to move milch either way. Professional
operators wore mostly bearish, lint fear of
l*td wenther overnight curtailed operation*
fall. The weather bureau predicted
rain, cold weather and a hurricane, (lie hit
ter to take place along the Atlantic coast.
HUBBARD BROS & CO., Sants
nm! the former over 11 iomhI (tortIon of
the ciitton rerioo. Tho nut tide public i»or*
Mlrttetifly stands »w*ty from th** long aide,
and t H| *“
uing
1 *■ ALABAMA
STOCKS. BONDS,
COTTON. GRAIN.
COFFEE, PROVISIONS
ATLANTA OA.
w _ MEMBERS
Stock ErehangeJNew Orleans Cotton Exch*nge.|Cht«fO Board of^Trade.
K'il YrtS C ~ ot i m Exchange*.,'New Orleans Stock Exchange.|Liverpool Cotton^Aneclatjon
\ork Coffee Excbango.|New Orleans Board of Iraue.lc
[Galveston Cotton Exchaugw
Private Wires to all Exchanges.
1 . , . . private u ires 10 an t>xca*n=«?».
L "** 1 «nd Una Olatan.. T.laphono 5238. W. R. FAGAN. Manan.p.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building.' Bell Phone, Main 858.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA
some extent the coMntry 1* begin-
send In# liMurleh new* ctmccrnlng
the'crop. This *UKac*ta n crowing short
Interest In ‘he country, which la pralmbly
Itaacd on the mhuic ransou that f»gl
licnrfahiieaa *»f profession!! operator*,
xpectarioii of n heavy wovemept. The
'$1
truth - **? th»* matter Wrlvit th« Ul-r» hn*
tried t«» hull nu eutirc crop several tlnn
enough to instlfr UniIIus It. Th
bull inanlpplolora In the market
donbtedly deilghfe»l with tb» prr*.... .91.11
»>f nffulr*. for If there Is one tMutf they
want thl* year, It la a delayed bull cam
puigit, and u bull <*«mit*l<tt at *««»** time
i>r another scents Incvltuldc. In the mean
time, spinners are working hnnl to keep
1111 with order*, and n loud *r.r fer more
help Is 4«>nil«g op fr»>m n«»r»hern and sooth-
i>rn mill*, flonn* mill* arc noM for mouth*
rtkcml. nnd nr»* refoMug to take uny More
buslucss. Kp»r good* In |H>t»nlnr lluea are
n I most lupoMblt* to obtaln^nt any pffcfc
COPPER DECLARE8 DIVIDENDS.
At the itt«*etfnff of the dlra*-i»»ra of Aiunl-
guiuntMd fnpper, a dlrbleud at the rata of
* per cent was declared.
Atlanta Offices. 219-221 Century Bulldlni;.
Members New York Cotton exchange, New Or
leans Cotton Exchonge. Liverpool Cotton Asso
ciation. Chicago Hoard of Trade, New York Cof
fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange.
Business solicited for the abovo exchanges.
Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited.
Phones 454. Long Distance 39. A. S. Huatace. Max,
Safe Deposit Boxes
For rent in our vaults in ihe basement of the
Empire {Building for only $5.00 each per
annum.
Absolute Security and all Modem Conveniences
You should not be without one. We invite
you to call and inspect them.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK |
ATLANTA, GA.
C. E. CURRIER. President. A. E. THORNTON. Vlee-Preildent.
H. T. INMAN, Vlc».Pro*ld«nt. GEO. R. UONOVAN, Csshler.
JAMES S. FLOYD, A*i’t Caihler.
Capital .' $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
3, % Compound Interest
Is the rate your monsy will draw if deposited In the 8AVING8
DEPARTMENT of -
CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION
CAPITAL $500,000.00. CANDLER BLDG.
STRONG, SAFE, CONSERVATIVE
You are Invited to call and Inspect our quarters end investigate
cur facilities to serve you. A hearty welcome awaits you at thta
bank.
ASA O. CANDLER, President
W. II. -WTTERSON, Vice-Pres. A. P. COLES. Cashier.
JOHN 8. OWENS. Viee-°re,. WM. D. OWENS. Asst. Cashier.