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1 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. FHIPAV, OCTOBER 26. 1906. 12 MRSHAMMERED New York. Oet. W.—The undertone of the cotton market at the atari wee steady 1 joint higher to t polnte lower. Thle was report yesterday. In the futures department this morning tn Liverpool prices were lietter by some I points then expected, but at the close a sharp decline wee recorded. Pointwing Is the range In the active months.la Liverpool today. Open. High. Low. S.S3 5.77 5.80 5.81 5.75 Mi.rrh.April.. ..' 5.S4 6.® 5.80 M o .inn,. , 5.85 5.85' 5,84 Spots 'vpre qfioted 16 —*“*“ NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. getoh*r-NnTorotor. olnta down at 6.1M it,, ..wmseisM, ....w iMilea. Scvt Tort-* opened 1 point to 5 point a lower.*** Trad* w*a moderately active, bat floctuatiotia were narrow, and wit* a alamp daring the early morning, held cloae to yeatentay'a rtoofng. . Receipt! continue on an enorraona acale, •bowing favorably with 1904: In fact, are running ahead or that aertaon. when the total crop footed up 13.666,885 bale*. The weather I* favorable: but, taking theae beariah Influence* Into con*lderatlon. the * ten dr tone of prlee* i* very gratifying to the friend* of 'cotton. * * . Following la the glnnera report In de tail ■ Stale. Alabama... Arkansas - Florida.. Georgia.. .. Indian Territory. Kentucky Louisiana :. North Caroling. . . . fiWBaaiiv::;-*:. *. Tenae|aee.. .. .. • •• * vfnrlni'a........ United States. SS?*- ?£& V. '.*'«» ‘tuiS 2,508 .... 227 ....2,575 354.857 5,433 221.321 336.235 ".4.M l.M3,oS .. 102 4.089 ...25,287 4,810.290 Prirate Wire to Glbert A Clay. New York, Oct. 26.—Liverpool 9610 lower. Waa expected 12 lower. On thla basis, we should open 466 up. Lfrerpool cables: “Manchester buying local ojperatora seem to bare sold out the! A de , a*** ezneetetl. Liverpool cable* , __ cheater and Egyptian houses were buying. Think long Interest about sold out, and market will react atrongly. In conae* nonce of strength of Southern markets, lere*Ig*n good'demand.'* The Juurnol of Commerce report*: “South Carolina—At a rule, cottou la aold aa fast as 'gathered, though some few nre holding. Unfavorable weather has delayed picking, not innch more than half or* the crop l»elng gathered. Labor la somewhat acarce Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. Llrely’a twenty-five yeara* experience of ed iting markets In Atlanta and the South has made him a recognised au thority In hla specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS Tit’S FLASHED From Wall Street .“North Carolina—The crop waa generally late, and the unfavorable .weather baa further delayed the picking, whlclf Weatl- iiiated roughly at 60 per cent. Cotton Is marketed a * fast as ginned, and but little being held." ' * • — Looka like aome of the Mg shorts have covered this morning, and are attempting to nut prices up to acquire better selling basis. W. It. Craig A Co., of New York, wire: “Considering weather and late cron, think glnners’ Indicates a large crop and lower prices.” Liverpool cnbleaj "Huston expected 13.- 000.000. ,r This refers to the size of the Vodny’a map Is excellent, no rain having fallen anywhere In-the belt, whileweather conditions are clear and cool. The strength of Liverpool, however, nbout offsets the favorableiiesa of the map. Thf western forecast Indicates fair weath er and warmer toalgbt nnd tomorrow for Louisiana and Arkansas. For the balance. Increasing cloudiness nnd wnmuy. with partly cloudy weather Saturday. The eastern forecast Indicate* fair nnd warmer weather tonight and .Saturday, with Increasing cloudiness of coast, how ever. NAME OF STOCK. Mam - Atlantic Coast Atn?rlcal Sugar lief. Anacondo American Locomotive. do. preterred. . . . Am. Smelting Kef. . . do. preferred. ... Atchison. ...... • . do. preferred. Canadian I'adflc. Chicago A Northw'B. . Chesapeake & Ohio. . Colorado Fuel A Iron. Central Leather. ... do. preferred. . . . Chicago A Great W. . Chicago. M. A St. V. . Delaware A Hudson, . Distiller's Securities. . Erie • • . • do. preferred. . . • General Electric. . . . Illinois Central... . . , Am. Ice Securities. . . Louisville A Nashville. Mexican Central. . . . Missouri Pacific. . . . NAME OF STOCK. N. Y., Ont. A Western. . * . • National I .end • Northern Pacific • • New York Central. ...... Norfolk A Western. Pennsylvania People'* Gas. Pressed Steel* Car,. • • . r-. do. preferred | Pacific Mail. .......... Reading Republic Steel , Rock Island • . do. preferred / United 8t#tea Rubber- do. preferred. . ...... Southern Pacific. ... ... • Southern Railway. • . ... . « do.'preferred. . ...... Rloas-Sheffleld Tenn. Coal A Iron. ...... Texas A Pacific Union Pacific • • • • United States Steel do. preferred. . Va.-Car. Chemical. ...... do. preferred. . ... . Weatern Union. Wabash. do. preferred Wisconsin Central. do. preferred ill .11 - L ' g - 1 12*ft 1.3fti l-7ft 13ft 1JS I 13t% 94ft 91 f I 94 i 94*4| 94’*' 34V* 140ft 140ft *I» 146ft 140 L133% «94 tfft 5jft; 54 - 53'*i 68 i*| 983*1 34ft; 34ft 34ft »‘j6t* -rhf .Vew Vork Com mer rial nf i.tTa«- day rooming Mr.: "Many people wlU be willing to bet ifkt the T.x«. trap I. over 4,K».o3> balei iF the government .how, over 2.000.800 ginned to Octolwr 18. Ijjkt tbe"Te*ae crop ii mjr arswPs. sui»'2LsS*fS made picking alow, nnd the wports wm the Lone Star State certainly de pot •ay that over 60 per cent could poaalbly hare been ginned up to October 18. In the afternoon prices were decidedly weak nnd a very aluirp break J**?"* 1 *,. ** cording to a private wire from C. D. Free* man, of New York, the break waa caused by local traders who bought tbla morning selling on the rumor that Iluaton estimated the crop at 13.000,000. _ . . . The rumor could not* be confirmed, but Its effect waa reflected In a vetr active and seml-demorallxed market in the laat two hours' trading. •/tb.'following I. the crop movement for Ike week nnd eeaeon up to .nil Including i8Q5. 1804. 18.481 £,» Since September L 72.706 72,871 54.746 In sight for week.. 802.018 442.637 _ 657.880 Since Keptpml*er 1.2,879.718 2,874,7*1 1.898.138 Compnr.tlve receipt, (t (II United fltatat Kit*'receipt, todny.. .. .. .. S.me day last year .■Inereane.. .. Total receipt, for tbe week Same time lot year Increaae... •• •• Total receipt. .Inee September 1.. Same time last year ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Officially corrected by Atlanta Fruit a and Produce Exchange. Pineapples, f3.i064.00. ^ Rannnns, straights, per hurfeb, $1.5001.75. Cull*, per bunch, $1.0061.26. CALIFORNIA FRUIT Klherta peaches, per l»ox, Mountain Bartlett pear Grots plums, per crate, Colunihbrprunea, per crate, $2.00. Blue Ms!rob er crate, $2.00. jrapea, nei Coconnuts. per sack. $4.26. POULTRY AND COUNTRY PRODUCE- Llve hens. 40642Hc; fries, 22VV©30c; broil ers. 16622Hc. Dressed fries, 19620c pound. Dressed hens, per pound, 14016c. Live ducks, Pekin, 36c: puddle, 2S027Vfrc. Eggs, per dosen, 21022c. Rutter, table, ner fmund, 2O022Hc; cook- ‘W.^-^^und: 1. one*pound nek.,- 10,812c. VBGETABI.RS—Irish potntoc,. No. 1 stock, per bushel, C.hhoac, Danish, Limn beans, per pound, 6c; N,vy, 12.10 |»r bnsbd. Onions, per bushel. 1110. Decrease Estimated for tomorrow: below 'fee*eioafniT of yesterday. 1906. 6,823 16,900 10,496 8P0T COTTON MARKET. urn... -.Te. 5,000: Amerlcja 2.K»; spec- ulatkm sail export 508; recelpta 38,800, all ,*m«lcan. FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS. J*LOUR—Posters patent, $6.00; Dlamo patsnt, $6.26: Mascouian Star, $4.70: foacy patent, $4.60; Red Eagle. $4.K: Blue Ribbon. $3.9^: fancy, $3.90; spring wheat patent, $8.00 * CORN—Choice red cob. 70c; No. 2 white, $Sc; No. 2 yellow, 69c; mixed, 67c. OATS—Choice white clipped, 49c; No. 2 white, 49c; No. 2 mixed, 47c; Texts rust- proof; 60c. MEAL—Plain water-ground, per bushel. 67c; bolted, 140-pound Jutes, per bushel, (“ Hhorts, white, $1.60; medium, $1.40; bro 1 $1.36: pure bran, $1.20; mixed bran. $1.16. HAY—Timothy, choice large bales, $1.16: do., choice small bales, $1.10; do., No. 1 clover mixed, $1.00; do., No. 2 clover mixed, $1.00. Choice Bermuda, 90c. K RYE—Georgia, $1.10; Tennessee, 90c. Bar* Vhe above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta. Atlanta, weak at 10%<^ . ^ New York, quiet at 10.66c; con ' sumption; delivered on contract 200. New Oflwus. wiy at 101116c: wlea S,- P»; dellveretl on contract 700. WuVllUdVartiHc; Houston, easy nt 10%c- Wilmington, nominal. Galveston, quiet at lOlB-lle* Baltimore, nominal at llHc. — atumc 10.96c. TODAY'8 PORT RECEIPTS. The following table ahowa receipts at the year: New Orleans 4 Galveston Mobile Bavannah ilhnrleaton Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore. .... Boston * . . Philadelphia , -Brunawlck Newport News. . . . .l»ort Arthur INTERIOR MOVEMENT. The following table shows receipts nt the Interior town* today, compared with the same day last year: Houston. . Augusta. . Memphis. . fit. Ixmta. Cincinnati. Total. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. of the New York coffee mark day: opening Range, January 6.30A.35 February 6.30-6.40 April May June July .. .. August . 8eptoml»er October .. Novemlnr D«*4H*mber Closed steady. . .6.45-6.50 ..6.60-6.56 . .6.60-6.66 .6.604.70 ..6.704.75 ..6.75460 ..6.884.90 ..6.104.30 . .6.164.30 ...6.25 Close. 6.35-6.40 6.40-6.50 6.504.66 6.564.65 6.664.70 6.704.80 6.80-6.85 6.864.90 6.904.96 6.204.25 6.204.25 6.25430 according to the QROCERIE8. SUGAR—Standard granulated, $6.10. New York refined. 4?4c; plantation, 6c. COFFEE—Roasted Arbuckle'a, $18.50; bulk ,n RTdE^.« grade. CHEESE— Fancy full cream dairy, 16Hc twins. 16Uc. PROVISIONS—Supreme hams, 15c. Dote hams. 16tyc. California bams, 10c; Red Cross hams, 15c. Dry salt extra riba, $9.26; bellies, 204 pounds, $10.50; fat backs, $8.26; plates. $8.26; Supreme lard. $8.25: Red Cross, 10c; Snow Drift compound, $10.$7H. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texas—Belton, Temple, Cisco, Houston, Tyler, Dallas. Dublin nnd Colorado rlenr and cool. Sulphur Springs, Han Antonio, Sweetwater. Illeo, Merkel, Fort Worth clear and pleasant. Abilene clear and fine. Mississippi—Vlrksburg nnd Jackson clear and pleasant. Meridian clear nnd cool; henry frost. Ynxoo City. Brook haven, batches. Greenwood and Newton clear nud cool. Alabama—Opellkn, Montgomery and Selma clear nnd cool. Huntsville cloifdy and cold. Troy cloudy nnd pleasant. laoulslann—New Orleans clear and cool. Shreveport clear and pleasant. Georgia—Rome and Atlanta clear and cool. WEATHER FORECAST. Geqrgln, West Florldn nnd Alabnma—Fair ?ri warmer Frldnjr noil COTTON 8EED OIL. Ovtnlwr. . Novrntb»r. Di-wmlwr. Jnnnnry. . ACTRESS GETS A BIG SUM FOR A BROKEN A^M N»w York, Oct, 26.—Mias Margaret Anglin, the actresa, who was struck by an engine July, 1905, at Ford, Conn., nnd had her arm broken, has been awarded damages against the New York. New Haven and Hudson railroad for 15,000 by a Jury In the United States circuit court. The company will appeal. GIBERT & CLAY , STOCKS. BONOS. IS c. ALABAMA ST. COTTON. CRAIN. ATLANTA CA COFFEE, PROVISIONS, MEMBERS: N«w York Stock Exchange. I New Orleans Cottou Exchange. I Chicago Board of Trade. New York Cotton Exchange. New Orlesna Stock Exchange. | Liverpool Cotton Aas'n. New York Coffee Exchange.] New Orleans Board of Trade. 1 Galveston Cotton Ex. * PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES. Local and Long Distance Telephone 5298. C. E. KEPLINQER, Manager. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. ATLANTA. Bell Phone, Main 858. GEORGIA. tore* in New NEW YORK. ing is York i Oct. . Nor. . Der. . Jan. . Feb. . March. iC :: June. - July.. Closed barely steady. B i rncwm 10.15-18110.58-60 10.21- 23 10.64-561 10.22- 24 10.54-66 10.814210.6243 10.39-41 (10.79-721 10.4S-43 10.78-79 10.4941 10.7941 10.5849 10.86-88 10.6941 10.87-89 10.66-6910.96-981 GINNER’S REPORT . INJURES PLANTERS ... jys: census report was a sensation. There can be no doubt almut that. Whether It ongbt to have l>eeii one la another matter. Opinions differ widely ns to that. But the query suggests Itaelf to many: If the gin ning could !*• so large, In spite of the re- cent laid weather, may It not be uocfasnry to raise tho estimates of tbe crop to 12,- 500,000 bales minimum? The answer wns •f'tort, too, were bearish. Including dig. iPlHiIntlng cables, heavy selling on both (Idea of the water by leading bulla nud seemingly also by spot interests, large re ceipts nnd a. statement by the Nutlonal Glnnera' Association that the ginning up to October 19 was 4,700,000 bales. Bulls pooh- pooh the report aa something that means really, nothing, since;It Is Impossible, to determine just what percentage of the crop has been ginned. Crop estimates on the basis of the report ranged generally from 12,000,*000' to 12,000.100, with some extreme figures at both ends. It will take a good deal of overselling or'some really bad news to advance prices materially.'’ New Orleans, Oct. 26.—The Times Dem ocrat: “The thousand and one complex ramifications of tho speculative cotton market and the fact that actual cotton holders were leas firm lu their demands rather than the discovery of any really vital showing lu the glnners report scut value* down for a net loss of some 40 points. The census bureau's tabulation brought little to light that .tbt .crop guesser did not already know, other thau the fnct that Texas, with uniformly Ideal conditions for Inr. therein illikppoliitliiii lic-nrlnh expec utlonn. On the other baud, hull, were prompt In polntlnx out that, r (Innlnan niter October 18 equal,t rccortl of 7,350,DM balea,' the for 1305-1307 would nfgreanto than 12.151,000 balea, or Juat about the eatlmated conauuiptlon.”—Olbert * Clay. LIVERPOOL. The ’ following figures give the opening range and close, compared with yesterday's close. Futures opened easier. * Opening. Prerlons Range. Cloae. Close. October. 5.83V4-5.86# 6.82 6.94M Oct.-Nor. . . . ..6.83 4.81V? 6.77 6.89 Nov.-Dec 5.77 -5.76 6.72V4 5.84 Dec.-Jnn 6.76^4.74 5.72ft Jan.-Feb.. .. *“ * Feb.-March. March-Aprll. Aprll-May. . May-Jane. . June-July. Closed quiet and steadr. 5.88 4.87ft 6.86. 5.97ft NBWOHLBANS. tiire' ipXew'^frle'ne'odoT^ 8 COtton ,0 WHEAT OPENED QUIET AND LOWED the 1904-L total yield moro THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. For- Atlanta and Vldnlty-Falr 'and warmer tonight; Saturday Inercaalhg clondl neat. WEATHER CONDITIONS. eaatwnrd to liorthorn Moxleo, then.-o northl eailward over the rotten belt and north! leaotern ntaten to Sew England. Ixiwer leinperaturea prevail over caatern por- tloo of the -cotton belt, little change In central districts, and slightly warmer over ithe western portion. Frost Is reported from Alabama, central and northern Georgia, western Tennessee and Oklahoma, nCloudiness and rain are reported from lo upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys caused by a storm area lu that section, elsewhere generally clear weather pnwallt with little gr no rain.. Fair and warmer weather Is expected In this section tonight, Increasing cloudl nets Saturday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. ^Atlanta, clear. .^. . *Chattnnnoga, clear. . Columbus, clear. . . Gainesville, clear. . . Greenville, clear. . . Griffin, clear •Macon, i». cloudy. . . Montlcello. clear. . . S'ewnnn. clear Itoiue, foggy. , tear. Toecoa, clear. . . West Point, clear. Max. Min. Hi 1 i —-r •Minimum teiuperaturea are for twelve-hour period ending at 8 a. m. this date. Ala.. Arlington, Tenn., Manguui. heavy frost nt West Point. Gn. Atlanta. . . Augusta. . . Charleston. . Galveston. . Little Itm k. . Memphis. . . Memph Mobile. 10 Dial. Average*. 71 .00 Montgomery. . New Orleans. Oklahoma. . . Savannah. . . Vicksburg. . . Wilmington. . , T Indicates Inappreciable rainfall. REMARKS. tower temperatare* obtained over the eastern portion of the toft. No fmiHirtant change* were reported from tbe central districts, while In tho west slightly wanner condition* prevailed. The weather waa clear In practically nil seettous. Chicago, Oct. 26.—With the exception of a brief jM>r|od of activity Jn wheat, early business In nil the pits was at a low ebb nil throngh the session, brokers having iflenty of time to discuss board of trade problems totween trades. A flood of wheat offerings swamped the market early, *but at the decline the trade turned dull. Corn was Arm throughout; oats dull and about steady, and provision were easier. Closing Drice* were ftOft©V lower for ’heat, higher on corn aud un changed to ftc lower for oats. Provisions wore firmer. The weekly clearances of wheat and flour were 5,188,00 bushels, against 4.931,000 bushels last week and 4,267|oOO bushel* a year ago. \ Corn shipments for the week were 1,496,- 000 bushels, against 1.219,000 bushels a week and 709,000 bushels last year. _ jmarv receipts of wheat were 963,000 bushels, against 1.197,000 bushels Inst year. Corn 366,000 bushels, compared with 335,0“ a year'ago. vie*ranees were 301.000 bushels of whei and flour. 87,000 bushels corn and 70,0 bushels of oats. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chjc.fo jtnla nnd provlalon quotation, Prtvloui tor today follow: Open. High. Low. Ctoia. Clot, WHEAT- fe s CORK— Dec..., May... July... $ i? 4 sft q q 44 44ft 44 44ft 44ft OATS- Dec..... 33ft May m July.... 33 rORK- Jan.... 13.66 May.. 13.67ft LARD- Oct.... 9.80 Nov... 9.20 Jan.... 8.30 SIDES— Oet... 8.40 Jnu... 7.46 7.57 Sg SH 33* 33 33 13.72ft 13.60 18.72ft 13.77ft 18.67% 13.77ft 9.80 9.35 8.37ft 8.40 7.80 7.60 9.76 tit 9.76 9.36 8.27ft 9.40 7.60 7.61 CASH WHEAT- No. 2 red 72Hfi73ft: No. 3 do 71C72; No. hard winter iTft©«4; No. 3 do 70073. J. T. IIOLLEMAN, President. F. J. PAXON. Vlee-PreaidsnL W. L KEMP. Trsaaurer. J. W. ANDREWS, Secretary. UNION SAVINGS BANK Four Per Cent Inter est Paid on Deposits ASSETS $150,000.00 On, dollar ttartt an account. Hour,: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sat urday, till 9 o'clock at night 1 lion. J. X r.r.i W. B. RTOVALU F. J. FAXON. W. O. FOOTE. J. T. HOt.I.KMAN CLYDE BROOKS,J. M. JOHNSON. NOTES O.X GRAIN Pointers on Provision!. Print. Wirt* to Gllfrt k ('lav. New York. Get. 26.—Think there Is a g< deni of poll tie* in the market, and while some stocks begin to look cheap think It Is n good time to let th« Some big op STOCKS HEAVY! HEADING FEATURE do not Ilk 1 have turned side. Tho market ent sltuntio pres- i the bear rallies. r looks to be a sale combined summary: American stocks In tondon firmer at ft to ft above parity. fondon market generally firm, nnd the settlement passes off without disturbing Incidents. Illinois Central fight In evlde tlon on lee Keeurltle international P tlon of common been Justified. repo shows n . „, , odd not have Shi M -~ s,ow llqultinti„a willi nrtlvc «hort xelllny. ' * 0,1 « larger acale todav u, jeaterdny. Tradlof Increased con.lderai.i. In volume, nnd while, npart from Sickly speculative Inu.a, decline, ,er. n.-nker. the downward tendency nf lh . teck. rhe average' level of prices fell rd. oti B anil Boston now under discussion. Nineteen loads for third week of OrtoJi snpw average gross Increase of 15.16 per cent. . _ * Baltimore, nnd. Ohio shows surplus for common stock equol to 12.57 per cent. Gulf roads securing grain business lu Consequence of congestion at Buffalo, tonuou settlement concludes today.- r f he Iryv'eVt"nf"hi it SlfiSSJ-M ernl prominent atock, went hm- polnta Amoiw ,h,J el. Baaillnc and lv-rm,": no.t conapleuou,. i ‘ -°uthem -l'acllle, Erie urloua other, vveut down to wltiiln n /If. tlon or the recent low levels, and there »£ rhlle last ' Unlti reek* 1 States ! ronla were th( Pacific, Copp Indications at present are that the Bank of England’s posltlou should Improve, es pecially If one million pounds gold offering In open market on Mo hank. Twelve Industrials declined .73 per cent. Twenty active railroads declined 1.22 per cent. • - Financial Bureau: Amalgamated Copper la about due • for a rally.. It should to bought to hold when Vrenk. Union Partite •upport'ls'lield at 181 now. Steel should bo bought nnd-held; also Louisville nnd Nash ville. .Smelting support around 153 remains Intact and the atock is In shape to rally. As stated yesterday, when support limits are overwhelmed prices may go temporarily lower, but when only touched x rally la due. The small atop-loss order may there fore *to uied to ndvnnta^u as a safeguard countered-better support. A'good made among bearish professional np^-uVr! of the shortening of the betting odds the puhernntnrlnl v»mpnl E n. But ,, i iintieenWe mi the ehe tint Hr....ktfJ ltupld 1ron.lt nn.I the other locel (r if. chlse stocks held m«>re steadily than n 1 - thine nn the list, while, nn^ the n (hee outlay goes to the hautf. the nntlelpated low, in haak reierv2 "t"* '•••ll'-ete.l I.J , t,- , nmney rate,. Netv York, Oct. 26.—The .took u ■ Home Irregularity nt the snowed Home irregularity at the opeiih,; though the majority of price. rerorcWl SJ ynnees ranging from '.id tier cent. f„H the undertone- nf the market tippett",!? firmer. Itemllng tuts ont' nf the 'll.., nt nn ntlvnnee „f »i, Baltimore nmi tthS ,u,.l St. 1-11111 n. uiti.ed 4. .Southern l"i" elite un 'i and I nlon Fact fie up I. x.V VrtrL- f'nntrnl nn.I A me Irot.,. I-.I i. . " nnd Aninteainated lost ft. THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. just below limits. Is very well ^ Iflc Is getting-Inside support around 172 to .... St, Paul Is held around 170, but' Is sold by professionals for turns. Fuel Is alto toUl^hy professional*, but could rally on the shortage now. We would- not sell any stock-when weak eveu for turns, only when atrong. , LIVE STOCK MARKET. —igo’, Oet. 26.—Hogs—Estimated celpts today U6.000. Market strong to 5c higher; quality fair: left over 4.193; bulk estimated for tomorrow 12.000; tht hog* $6.1(>&450;, mlxsd $6.1006.52%; heavy ».C5®6.62ft; rough $5.8506.05; pigs $5.20®6.25; yorkera $6.4006.60; gootl to choice heavy $6.49fi6B2ft. CattleKstlmateil receipts 4.600. Market weak: quality fair; beeves $3.8607: cows $1.4004.40; heifers $2.4005.15; calves $507.75; to Glbert & Clay h^'“"The, wheat market has toS8» f !&J w .!7 tt. ro “ ev ' ry mtle r «i*y SSSS Jr* tWsssa-rasa there Is a great Increaae in speculation which* if i Jft* •■lowing more «ircS‘ath, which la based on Improved cnah deiuafid. If/ I ^ ei L a , ** uo w heat dump- thL woralng, consider- Fap* trade hereto- JiSi t %L J* vhere the wheat wV* l?, uye fL ot prominence tensive W ’ h buying has not beeu ex- The Uhlrago Post: “The transportation flbeatlon la the greatest obsfabie that exists *t present to a half market In wheat ” St£ ha P (1 !j rB °* tbe cash^crnin Swith the fiaat. I today heard of ocase," he said, “of a man In New York who doe, a large export teS""!' •» <1 ";S<> ha. 700,000 hufhel, ‘nu- luth wheat Hold abroad, none of which baa yet starled. aa the time of ahlpment S!i*a 0 S ,J, .E 0W ." r ^ r * d - a ! that while purchaaer for delivery the wheat. It la Impossible to get any *>'«? of,* rime contract from the rallroada that will have to take It from Buffalo to the aeobonrd,. and he la In a po.ltlon aa the matter now stand* of facing a noailhle loaa of 170.000 or there*hoot., wMle. If all went wel and he eonld get the grain ceed U 75 0W’'* m *’ & * proBt wouM nat **• STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN --—. York,. Oct. 38.—The Sun ■ the cloae, the average level of .... kat waa not far from the low point touch- ed laat Saturday on the break In the aen- aatlonal advanca of the Bank of England', dlacount rate. Certain atock* appeared to lie more or leaa real liquidation, yet eloao ohaerver* of the market declared It to be their opinion that the preaanre imar being brought to War agalnat value* la exerted In much greater degree than from any other quarter by the profeulonal apeculatlve cl ement, particularly the tradera operating on the door. Tbe.. operator* base tholr po •Irion apparently upon the Itellef that tht larger financial Intereat*. while very opt! Me regarding the general future of the ket, are not willing at preaetit to on- •age any apeculatlve movement for tht rlae. Tn view of current money rate, anil election uneertalntlea. Aa no particular amount nf buying of- atocaa for the gen oral nubile arema to he In evldenc*. profea ■tonal tradera are thua Inclined to ham mer prlee* lu the hope of catching atop-loaa order* on atocka held apeculatlvely for the advance, and In ntherwfae Inducing liquida tion on the part Olbert A Cby. rime ateer* i8.20©7; poor to medium i.w V w.15: atockera and feeiVra 52.l0fi5.40. Sheep—Eatlmated rpcelpta 10.000. Jinrket atendy: quality fair; native 33.2595.50; weat ern 33.2595.50; yearUnga 35.4095:50; lanjba <4.8097.65; weatern <4.609760. WAYCROSS. Mr. A, I..Griflln, after upending aev- eral day* In the city with relative* and frlenda, returned to hla home In Cam den county Tueaday. Mra. W. H. Bradley, of thle city, left a few days ago for Fitzgerald, where ahe will spend aome time with her daughter, Mra. Corrle Y’arborough. Dr. Ira Ballard, of Alabama, I* In the city visiting hla parents, Mr. and Mra. R. B. Ballard, on Jane street. Miss Georgia Asplnall, of Patterson, arrived In the city Wedneaday morning Mra XlnZti aaV ‘ * "" Sai^F T A nr.ii I.F5 n iim-a flfiA nomnwfiiern ......r.... tttiftri*} BTOCKB— Amnlffamnted Copper.7 Anaconda..... . . Atchison do, tire ferret!..., '*"0 ,1 Canadiati Partflc.....,”, . . .174 Illinois Central...... .. .. ... .173ft Kansas nnd T^xae... 1 “ nnd'Is’nshvllle l< New York Central Norfolk nnd Western... Northern Pacific Ontario and Weatern. . . .i v> i F Pennsylvania. .. .. ...: ..|14) 140 lin\ Phllaaeljihla and Reading...ilJOftI39ftlicft Southern Pacific.* . .* .* !.*I 91ft 91**1 mb Southern Railway f 33ft ). St. Paul.. |170ftjl70ft IT 1 Union Pacific... .. .. United State* Steel... do, preferred. Wabash do. preferred (105ft rJM .si ft ill 46fti 06ft l 1 STOCKS AND BONDS. Georgia 4ft'*. 1916 112 Georgia Railroad 6*s, 1910 106 Savannah 5's. 1900 102ft Macon «'*, 1910 106 Atlanta 6*s, 1911 105 Atlanta ,4'a, 1922....... 107 Atlanta U'o. 1914 105 Atlanta & West Point 165 Atlanta & West Tolnt debts.. 107 Central By. of Ga. 1st Income do. 2d Income do. 3d income Georgia Georgia raclflc lets.. THE SUGAR MARKET. New York. Oct. 26.—Refined and nw sugar markets steady and unchanged. Lon don beet* dull nnd Irregular. CHICAGO CAR LOT8. Wheat. Corn. . . oats. . , Iloge. . , LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat—^Opened unchanged; at 1:30 p. m. ft lower to unchanged; closed ft0ftc low r. Corn—Opened unchanged: at 1:30 p. m. nchanged; closed unchanged. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office South. COTTOU STOCKS BONDS GRAIN Ground Floqr Gould Building. Dally market letter nnd market manual ynallfcd on application. L.J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Correspondent's Capital $250,000 RCTERCNCC. THE NEAL BANK PHONE 1,17. PRUDENTIAL. BLOC Mr*. J. A. Wall left a few day* ago for Atlanta, where *he expects to spend several daya. Mias Ada. Aldridge, of Manor. Is In the city spending several days with her brother. Mr. J. D. Aldridge. Mra. Rufus Hawklna, after spending several daya In the city with relatives and frlenda, returned to her home in Valdosta Tueaday morning. Dr. J. C. Rlppard returned to hie homo In thle city Wednesday night, after spending a week In Florida. Mr. C, E. Warren and Mlaa Sadie Hilliard, both of this city, were mar ried Saturday evening at 6: SO o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. in cue c,i,v me such B. E. Whittington at tho Trinity Motl^-1 Mrs. Charley Sharpe. odist parsonage on Church street In Old Waycros*. Mr. W. J. Strickland and daughter, Mrs. R. H. Morrison, of Whl'e Spriinn Fla., are In the city spending several days with relatives. Messrs. A. S. and A. C. Branch are In the city/ the gueetstof their sitter, New York. Bottom Chicago. Washington. ' Philadelphia. Baltimore. Atlanta. New Orleana. San Franclico. London. The American Audit Company 100 Broadway, New York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., Pres. G. E. MANWARING, Vice Prti. THEO OOCHEU, Jr., Secretary. The American Audit Company, chartered under the laws of New York, Is empowered to examine the affalra of, and make rdports upon the flnm- clal condition of private and public concerns for directors, ofllceri and In dividuals. The preparation and Installing of systems a specialty. • ATLANTA BRANCH, 1015-1016-1017-1018 FOURTH NAT’L BANK BLDG. C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager. Telephone, Main 872. Cable Addresi, Amdlt, New York. Safe Deposit Boxes For rent in our vaults in tbe basement of lh: Empire Building for only $5.00 each per annum. Absolute Security 1 and all Modem Conveniences You should not be without one. We invlls you to call and inspect them. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. WU. L FEEL, President. ROBERT F. MADDOX, Vies President JAS. F. WINDSOR. Assistant Cnthler. 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 Frank Hawkins, President. H. M. Atklnne. V. P. TiotaaiC. Erwin. Asst. Caehier. Joseph A McCord, CaaMer. It. W. Byers, Aset. Cashier. Third National Bank Capital Surplus S r. A. W. Calhoun. Ilton Dargan. John W. Grant, il. Y. McCord. $200,000.00. $300,000.00. DIRECTORS! f ’rnnk Hawkins. I. M. Atklnaon. oeepb A. McCord. LOWRY NATIONAL BANK Designated Depository of the United States. CAPITAL $500,000.00 SURPLUS . 400,000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFITS 140,000.00 A general banking business transacted. Foreign exchange, Letters of Credit. . ✓ Corresponds direct with tho National Bank of Cuba.