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THE • ATLANTA GEORGIAN. FRIO AY. FKIIHLAU Y J, I9U7. SENTIMENT LESS -8EARISHJN COTTON Interior Movement Is Much • Lighter Tlian in Past Weeks. STOCKS SHOW LOSS Liverpool Closed Firm at a Good Advance—X. Y. Started Higher. New York, Foil. !.—Influenced l»jr fmor •bio <-allies, the cotton market Ii|k*i»ih| Stonily. The new crrm month* »hnwrd thr greatest advance. Tbw nl**» *•» *Mue pretty fair buying of new crop (melt tuna after the (all. •r months 4 point tip. while the distant pooltIona were 4 to 6 point* up. Advnm-t-a of 14 to 44 points were due Oil tile rloalfig la New York Tburadny. The opculng tom* was steady. In the Inter trading n strong tone developed and price* ndvjiurcd *lutrply. the close I If lug fir III <* to * point* tfboto tin previous rlom-. Hpot cotton wra* In p*o»1 deumnd nt tin rhauged prices; middling 6*7; sales 10,(09 bales. New York market for futures otiened Steady with trading fairly active. Iiilkin) price* were 1 to 3 |Hi|uta higher than Thura •ay's closing III respoliao to the feeling . shown In the contract market In l«lvi*rp* The new crop months, especially Oetoli •re showing greatest slretiglh. there Ih-Iiiu ii •la(MHiltl«m among traders to luty that * * oclr at present p prices during t ipward In i»>(n|»wt— ... „ erpool amt New Orlenna market Trading was Almost entirely pruli-salunul. with the ring crowd apparently playing f..r • sen Ip on the long aide. The New Otleans market was auppo uy tha t he tell • •ruing w a« tn-1 slug — , f otnparl •on with previous years tielng more faxniu We, aud a g»*«l loss Is shown In atorks A private Wire from J. 8 Him he k Co. New York, receive*! here today, says: tun.rno ttales over the big year of l>n 23116. and It Is estimated that by the first of March the Into Might will eiroed the bumper year by l.jno.ono bales." The apart In the l,lver|MM>l market Ju«t before la ash! to la* due to splutters mil- 0.457 on scalping operations, the close barely steady net 3 to 4 points uuder Thure day's finals. Heater’s weekly crop movement- 1WT. lung. lire. I Pt aj'fc™* 1 ,U7 Hlnee Kent. 1 ! 7*L«»1 tm.T.’l 6.TM57 In sight for week . SN7.VU 2*1.227 More Hept. 1 9.0*7.354 ft.016.731 Booth's consump... 66.au fto.'uu Interior pioveuicut for week: Receipts HW.W 97.726 fthipments SMM w.kii Blocks . *0.254 Wl.«3 Comparative receipts at all I . H. Net receipts today ...;;. Hstne dsy last year Increase Total receipts for the we. NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Special to The Georgian. (From lliyward. YJrk it Clark.) New York, Fel*. L-J. S. fiartie * Co.; Liverpool due l*4fl4*4 higher. Opened very Irregular 4 up on near months anil 4flft ad vance «*o late mouths. At 13:1ft p. m., quiet but stesdy net 364*4 higher, Good de mand for spots; middling 6.OTJ; sales 10,900; American speculation and eiport 2.6U), imports •',«■*', Including <4.000 American. Fort receipts today estimated early 41.000, against 17.9® last year. Liverpool cables: "Hplunerg tailing cot ton." In face of heavy Impti. cotton. Mvarpool I* un.hanged for a|H>la with liberal sales. Futures about as due, The only drnwhsrk at home la the move iio-iit, which rootinuea large In other illreetlon*. tie* liiftuem *-» nre bullish. The trsde situation U buoyant, and with the murket unduly depressed we may reason ably look for some Improvement. and on ull Weak spots we ndvise buying. The cotton market Is easier. IjOCsI trad rs offering the (tear mouths. Mitchell selling October. No outslda bust ness. Following are 1! s. m. bids: March kite; May 3 37*-; July 9.47c; Ortolwr 9.72c k w Orleans, Fell. 1.—Hayward, k: l.hcrjMiol al»out as due; I 1/.7 higher, s|Mits unchanged: Mies 1 Market steady at the moment, j not enough confidence, people lleve sjMit support will give out this month. Think our movement forecast or 233.009 for this week Is fro high. Interior move- t show* large |o«* In stock, larger than .. •« te.l. Estimated lu sight not Mlnoti ir market oj^-ned easier on oh nt 3 lower ami unchanged on »l . lleuvy Into sight figures tun* temporary depression, but do uut look for nn-h decline. COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. Following are the opening and closing quotations of the New York cotton sued oil market; Opening. ehrnsry. 4t 4/ »v* Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Ur. Urrlj-r «»s»ty.are yrsri' »ip«rlws ef ed- iai( ai.rk.ta la AtUnla .03 lb, konth he. tt.rt. bln • iwagalasd a.- (berltj I* Ma ipreUlir ..ulX .M i, . rtoalos- . (IV,mi 1 , 44 Ltf.', 4.:',(III 4i (c«\ 4.' 4141 4’t *i«». 4J l /i4, II 4:144.141'. 41 4141 4Jl.1i 41 4J!iSil3' ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. RGGH-Cnndlrd. active, 20*\ LTYil- FULLTJiY—Hen* lift Ire, 4$ renti oh; rhlckeus active, 374C|36c each; ducks, . ekln, 35c each; puddle, ’Mi&c each; geese, full feathered. li&c each; turkeys active, 14c pound.. DBK8HKD POULTRY—Oeese. undrawn, active. MflUHr pound; turkeys, midrawt^ sethe. LVciiOc pound; hen*, umlrnwn, fnucy. IS* Tennessee ss usage, fc; hant' i aud lionea. 7r; live 1.V iMiund; shoulders net; iMiuud; side* sctiYe. lit-. tr-“ lund: side* actIVe, 10c |Miund; butter, *st> 124ti3ne pound: be«*awax nctlve. 3f>c id; honey. I “ In 1 pound ctlve. pound; bushel; Indy pcss. EL, drleif r:.-MF tl 4*dil ro. t.rii-ea ntt GAMK-QuaH nctlve, l«c each: doves ptb * a eased off ^ each: ducks. Mallard, nctlvn, 40c each; ducks, tuised, active. 26e each; wild turkeys srtlve. 16c pound; rabbits active, *?4c each; squirrels active, hr each; o|m>*- iiii, dre**eil. active. Jlc pound; opossum, vc, active. Hi* |Moitid. Fltl'ITN—Iremons. fancy Measens. tUOfi “CDn.—ttnnrmns jirrbnnrtt. -cnng.-itrttTw. unry "" tl.M; straights, tl.69tg.00. Pineapples. Flor- Same week last year Increase Total receipts since Heptcmbr .. 47.m*» .. JK..MI ... 24.4*16 .. 3*d.:’14 .. !H4.3fo .. m.sr.9 ...7,300,101) 1307. Estimated receipts toumr New (irleani 6.o*>» to 4lnleeatfii t« 3L»« Houston lJJitW to 14.6UO Movement at Atlanta: Receipts today Rome day last yewr TODAY* PORT RECEIPTS. The following table shows receipts at the 'awns today. compared with the sum* day nit year: Porta. Ne*w Orleans. . Dalvestou. . . • Mobile Havannah. . . • Fharleston. . . . Wilmington. . . , Norfolk Baltimore. • . . Boston Brunswick. . . Newport News. Jacksonville. . . Total. INTERIOR RECEIPTS. Tha following table abowa receipts at tha Interior towns today, compared with the •am* day last year: SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool. Mtendy: middling upland* Atlanta. *teady: middling I'»4*' New York, steady; iiibblllug 1b-., New orleau*. steady; middling l" , r Memphis, steady; middling 1“"" Ida stock, l*er crate. %Z &\. Oranges. Florida stock, owing to site nnd condition on ar rival. per lioi. |‘J.0>fl2.60. Apples, choice lien itnvla, t3.3^i3 6<>; fancy. $3.73; New York state apples, winter varieties, choice, per barrel. p.25tf4.60; fancy. I3.75fl4.00. nrupe*. New York state. In 5 |M»und baskets. Concords. i>t,j:4c. Cranberries, fancy dark Cape Coda, tier barrel. S12.00: Jerseys, 111.00. Grape fruit. Florida slock, owing to sliv nml color, per t*ox. Iiafl2.73. Limes, Flor ida stock. |wr bmnlred. 0\*. Nuts, fancy tnlxeil. lu Ihixcs, per sack of 130. active nt ftt.So sack. Peanut* In »uok averaging 100 pounds each, owlug to grade, tier pound, 4^«t«c. . * VEClfCTAllLER— Beets, cabbage crates, or- five. 92 63 crate; cnhhnge, standard cratea. 2c |»ouud: cabbage, barrel*, 2c pound; egg plant active, |2.6o crate; cucumbers, 92.5o crate; toumtoe*. fancy, active. 12.60 crate; tomatoes, choice, active, |2.MC2.2ft crate; br.uus,-tuUAd grevn^ 92.52 crate; uulona. dry. active. 75c bushel; Irl*h potatoes, active. No. 1. RTAifiOr bttahfl;-celery, fancy, 76<i.s'»c; hunch; peppers, sctive. 92 50 crate; okra, six baskets, small, #?&0 crate; cauliflower, ac tive, S'rfK-c pound; let lure, headed, 9-’'"If 2 51 drum: sweet potatoes, yellow, nctlve, KO- biiMhci: sweet |H»tatoe*. white, ne- five "be liuaftcl; krntit, hnlf barrel. 93.75; rutaliAgn tinulpo, l*vc. Btrawbcrrles, 2\* quart. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME OP STOCK. Anaconda American locomotive. do. preferred . , .. Am. smelting lief. . . do, prefer rad . • •• AteMaon do. preferred . . .. American Cottoa OIL . Am. Car reuadry . . . Baltimore.* Ohio . . . Brooklyn Rapid Tran.. Ciaaduo Ladle .. . . Chicago and NorthWn. Chesapeake * Ohio . . Colorado Fuel * Iroa. CaittfiJ Leather , do, preferred . . ., Chicago * Groat W. . . Chicago. M., * SI. !».. * Hudson. , Seesri dee. • Erie da, preferred • • •• , General Electric • • , Illinois Central . . . . Am. lee Heroritlee . , l-oulavllle * Nashville, Mexleaa Central . .. Missouri Paelfie .... rrr.misti j ii'.-.! iii' 'ii'.i iii* ; 144',: iwi* i»1s! iwi iiiit . ....: . RAMS OraTKK. ffiftA*;;: NortbMB IM* . . N.w Vork C«ml . NorfoU A WMtcrs. , , do. prtforrod «t*ra Uiuoa. Wabash. do. preferred. . Wisconsin Central, do. preferred. . •S TIPS FLASHED From Wail Street ItTlT.jinnl^VM t Cl»rt > >rk, K«4i. 1.—J. a. Hirbi A New York. Keh. B. Oarhe * Co.; London market for Americana at rone. Illi nois Central, talon Pacific nnd UeadTag axe features. v Home talk of gold Imports Tram Lsndon, but this la premature. There will hardly lie any dlaturlianre of money markets abroad. The liquidstlou Use .been* very henry and stocks have gone Into strong hands. There Is a good alaetl abort Interest, and the market should open higher. The Bchlff Interview Yiaa been widely pnlillsbed aud Is very favorably regarded. The gold production la IncresaTug. and there la very little prolmhlUty of any out- breaka among the world powers. New York Commercial: Net only the In terstate comaieree eoutmlaalou hut the legis latures of nearly hnlf the states In the I’alou are engaged In the talk of regulating transportation companies. Thl* nienus the probaide lowering of Imth freight and pas senger rates, on ton of which the railroad* constantly are nddiag to their expeuae nnd threatening. In wmt caaea, to abandon divi dends. The bulla In Wall street nre worry ing over the matter, lu spite of the fact heavy operator, whose name la not S Iven. la said to be tired of carrying Ftilted tales Hteel common and Penusylvanln aud tins been selllug lu such a way aa to ersate the Impression that be 4* mi the short s4de of 4be market. This liquidation Is said to be not yet over. The indirntlous are that a campaign Is on DEMAND ACTIVE! , PRICES HIGHER First Prices for Stock Show ed Extension of Thurs day’s Rally.' that have Imhi nut up in the bnrket shops of thl* section of the country and New Eng- Institution* have . ... .... and New laud. Trailers In these Inntltutloua I»eeii very bullish on Amalgamated Copper, NEW YORK. In New York today; ii i 9^3( ft. 241 3 151 3 15 3 1*. 16 3.13 21 u.A, «...* /.—t .. :| | ^.*7 :i: 33. 9.36-37 9.24; 9.2V; 9.:' 3.3*1 9.41 9.32j 9.32; : • 9.33 41 4141 9.45-46 4i t: 9.41-46 l| 9.43 5 . 9.62-53 9.7"! 970j 9.7" 7l| 9.73-74| 9.43 ■ 9.4*; r ; k.a2i K..V*! i M, 9.a3 *4 ■Uuw.nl barvly steady. LIVERPOOL. Following la the opening range and does, ■on. pa re* 1 with *--• Futures opem Opening Itange. 2 p.m. 6.51 S.49H February ....651 ^.49^ 6.51 Feb.-Mny. ,..6.46 6.4* Mur.-Atiril ..6.44 -5,45*4 6.45 Aiirll May ...6.43 -6.44 Previous Close. Close. 6.644 6.41 «.50‘i 6.44 kpru-May uay-June ....6,42 -5.44 June-Jtily ....6.43 -6.41^ July-Aug. ...^.39l4A.4fi^ Aug.-Hept. ..6,35*4-6.36 Hept.-Oct. ...5 33 -6.31 .... 6 M >ct.-Nov 6.31 A.31H 5.3144 5.34 6.4JV4 6.47 6.41 ...6.32V4T«.3i44 6.31 5.34 ft.« NEW ORLEANa Tha following Is tha range la celtea fa March. April. . May.. . June. . July.. . . i! r 5« J || £*j , I" 23] 10.96 39110.00 , 9 97! 9.97 Closed steady. lo.o* io.w io.OBiolio.ir, 10.IO-12H0.U5-l' 10.1210.13*10.13 |lo,|*l, 10.13-ltllo.HJ0 10.1H10.1H 10 19 10.2324 9.93 9.941 9.93-94; 9.91-93 9.971 9.971 9.93 94, 9.91-93 NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointera on Provisions. Hpcclnl.to The Georgian 4From llaywnrd, Vick A Clark » Chicago, Feb. l.-'Bartlett, Frasier A Cnr rlngtnu: |«ocal professionals are the s«-llerH wheat here ou easier feeling in uurth •st. t otiiiulssloii housea nre (he buyers, ,u»tly oil scale-down urdors. I’ll crowd is rylug to force prices. rrovUlon* opened quiet at a shade lower. N’n evidence of the - mills -yet. sake the bull side of grains In a il healthy reaction. Tie* market Hetbai-k* now and then, but the ho buys when surh occurs will I-Ntllieiit lirofltnble. Keep one id, tiitmr-fy, the low pi lees on •P hate already lieen made, but the high one* are vet to be recorded. 'Ihe ChicagoTftceord Herald: l*. W. Burk- . Icy. tvliuac old uud luliultable style uf ifitnits thl I Inexhaustible gtssl na- re*l hint to,everyIhmIj EARLY WHEAT NEWS AVERAGED BEARISH Resulted in a Weak aud Lower Opening for > ThatCereal; Chicago, Feb. 1.- I odol _ flood of gi>od suit _ p boartl nt the oj»eu- Hmall response by. Llverimol to our market yesterday, larger Argentina ship ments Inn tnpffiifli favorable uewa from India, with uorthwest receipts larger tbau has Joined the flint il la n bull ou nata. '"Jim But he h a bull, but he has only FLOUR GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. FMM : K—l44*Ue*t patent, *3l»;-4H»sl-paU ••m $4 .'u»; standard {uitent, 64 25; hnlf pat- cut. 64«»»: spring wheat patent. fOUN—Choice white Me; No. 2 white. CCo: Nn. 2 rrlhtw <*»*: mixed -«ww*‘ T*-ttnesiw-e whit*- &-•; cracked torn, per bushed, 7tK*. Hull* fll.M. OATH-Choice white clipped. 54c; No. 2 white M«*: No. 2 mixed 4*c; Texas rust-proof w hole hunch to shippers In the next fit tiny*. It I* douVfui If he will get 3M,4mo butttel* on May delivery ttil* year. Ship, petn me already Having more fur mils limit the speculator will pay, and I am going to keep on bulling uatrt until this situation I* ’letcreed. There will be more trailing In Tliiy miT,-7,rN.v»rW llmh irien- lta»'TM-ett o*l*ttv «Itrtl price." "We nr* 1 going to have n good snow eov- «l"g lino ’Jio'Jt wb.-iif b. ti •• tv I r*-« | M nun, hide any damage 5.x*-: tioble oat* MLAL-HUn ;*•; u.lle.1 144 | piuiM. r Burt r gr*» id. pe it-Pit Blue ht^- bushel. nl Jutes, per lomhel. «7*-; plain |h tvoniid stw k*. <>o'; idttlw, 24 mmud GT,,-; Hearn meal, 113. HAY—Timothy, choice large bales, tl .Ti; do choice, small hnb-«, 61.3"; do No. ! third bales 61.25: d.» N*». 2 third balea 61.2"; No. 1 clover mixed $1.20; choice prairie }1; her- In II .jid. 61A 11 It’KKN FEED—Fjfty^ljojind sacks. hiV; fiMMl $1.20; . hick ft <nnnt-r fet**l $1.35. PltOVIHItlNB—Hnpreme ham* 1.V; Pn 11 for- tile ham* 10.6*1, dry salt extra rib* C.r.j',. l.cllles, 2^5 pounds. 10.5"; flat backs. 9.6"; plates. H 50; Huprvuts Urd, 10 5"; Purity impound, 6.75. GROCERIES. BlTGAIt—Maadanl granulate*! $5 03. New hrk refinml, 4S«’i plantation, 4V- ITlFFFI’* Boasted Arlotckles >105); bulk In bags or barrel* IV- green, lMjl2e. BUT;-Carolina 4S4inV»o, according to thr grade Imnc", i ull. ills II in ililnki __ fairly good start nt It." said tie. "The market ha* not liegun to Mep high, wide nnd ImiidRoine yet. Mny oats were marketl up t«» 41J*e lust June oti the theory that ininols, I ml I a im and Missouri had u short but that this would la* mors than offset by it big crop Northwest. Now the Northwest tells us that they have only onTM-reenriir rrrnp. au.i ts showing figures tn/prove It. If thin I* true, the shortage Northwest I* greater than In thla »«k lu muiI paid f«ir 4,OV».- the pr ■•••nt. ii higher id will p.l premium •g t*» -*•!» ,>ew >«irk May 2c over ie growing wheat III this section I •led by a covering of snow," writ Toledo, tildo, eorre<*p«uident «.f The M •f .poll. "While the crop h.ia lieen dam freexlug and thawing at a number s. the general condition Of tile In- grow lug whei . mill this week has lM***n s** extremely war hat ta many lorn III lea fruit trees blooi d. s icli weather, of ours.-. n,,i«e*l w in- o grow much more vlgoroullv than itsu n midwinter. It Is fenriul Hint this whe *111 be damaged by sudden fi-rcxcs iii haw**. Props that were phmte«| lute li.-i< i4.t grown quite so vlgoroti<d* and stand eit. i- chniiee to pull through than thy »-a > sowu grain." 1th 3,066.000 and 3,269,000 buahela, respect ively, n year ago. Primary reccliits for tch day 334.0M bush els wheat aud 9*6.000 bushel* of corn, coin- I mi red With 394.000 and 575,000 bushels, re- sjM-otlvely, a year ago. Plesranees for the day 667.000 buahela of wheat. 498,000 buahela of coru aud 76,000 bushels of oats. THE WEATHER REPORT LOCAL FORECAST. what warmer toulght. 8TATE FORECASTS. Georgia—Partly cloudy aud warmer to- ilaht; Saturday fair. South Pa roll na—Partly cloudy and warmer onlght; Saturday fair. Alajiaurn—J*artly cloudy toplglit and Hat WEATHER CONDITIONS. In the Inst ?4 hnnrs the at!n«apher|c pret- aure ban tlecreaastl rapidly over tbs entire country except a small area lu the extreme northwest, where a steady Increase baa or South Dakota. Igninats and have plunged aa heavily aa their sources would permit. If the bucket shop keepers can free re these uufortunntes out not more tluru 3 to 6 per cent on the aver age. Town Topics: Notwithstanding the proa- pens for u nuher Indifferent hank state ment, the stock market should do some better today, aa au entire change hat come over the sentiment of a coualUera- ADVANCES ARE SHARP A Long List of Issues Scor ed Large ^Fractional Gains Early. an )>eopie. lu our opln- tde and Hin-Morgai Ion, the market Ta spow! quickly to any nieut. Ponaeqiently. Wr »«r*r.iur jimr.ii Ou soft' *|Mits of Hie lastiea refern**! i« alwve, together with Atc-hlaon, l*enusyl vanln. Baltimore and Ohio, Norfolk. l-«»uls vllle and Nashville. Atiuutlc Poost Line. Itoek I slum) ar.d Missouri. Kansas uml Texas Issues, Bmelters. I*ead. l-o<*oniotlve. General Kleetrlc and Par nml Foundry, though t'nion Pacific and Southern Paclfl", Nt. Paul, Hteel and Pop|»er are worthy ape- clal mention. We would sell cotton on thla rally for NEW CROP P08ITI0N8 SHOW M08T STRENGTH. the persistent buying of the new crop posi tions suggests that the talent la coming to tielleve that the distant options are cheap at the price, or that professionals are tiegln- ulng to conjecture tnat batter grades will thru be obtainable ou the tendency that la now the case. Business continues small lu volume nnd dally developments Include uothlug potent enough to warrant a change In sentiment eieept where operator* are Inclined to overrate the power of the ring* nnd underrate that of tne spot rottou un der the altered relations between producers nml middlemen. The proposition to turu the New York Produce Kxrhaoge Into cotton exchange to lie operated ou a small nmrrii contract predicated upou natural grade dlf-1 Illinois Ceutral ,—.. —. —Ignad to i higher level for the liquidation purtmaea. wraa ahuudantly shown by the coarse of tf»* market today. On orders apitarently cal4e*i from this aide the early Loudon quotations for American storks were lifted a point to a polut and a half In aereral of the apecala- tive leaders, and thla circumstance of course was calculated to raise the hopes of the sitecuUitlve rootlngent operating for the rise. But In fare of all these favoralde aur- rouiHlInga the market opeued only fraction ally higher, and these prices proved to be I be top of the day. Immediately a flood of ““’Ulna orders poured out. presumably from .peculators. All trace of the powerful sup port which bad sustained the market yes- terdav wraa absent. .Without any rsatataoce at nil prices melieil steadily away. The reasauriqg things which- -wero dls rtM*orded throughout the Hat. ran from -440144, the Utter rise being made by Northern l*itrifle, Quotations, aa a rule, averaged nlioat H higher. - MONEY ANO EXCHANGE. New York, Feb. I.—Money on call 2 3-iff4 per cent; time louna €0 days. 6 l»er cent; 90 days. 6 1-4; 6 months, 5 1 -4ftl-2 per cent. Postal rates sterling exchange. 1432 fr$4S6, with actual business In bank ers' bllla nt S4.84.70OS4.84.80 for de- mand and 84.80 1-20 84.80 3-4 for 40 days bllla. ' Bar silver 68 l-8c. London steady. 31 1-! d. M-xIcan dollar, S3 3-*c. Oovernment bond, unchanted. MINING STOCKS. Bouton. F-li. „ 1* ti> 136. Munition Hvl , __ Moral 32H, .North Butte U2H. OaceoU Its. 1-urrot 33. LONDON STOCK MARKET. (OpnllpiifClM AmulKuuiatnl Copper ... Atchlion do. pref-rml Raltluinru and Ohio ...... Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio .... Denver and Bio Grande .. Krie Kris, first Great Western temperature baa , lug, the greatest pitta changes occurring lu the uortnern tier of atatea cast of the contract predicated upou Hocklea. Cloudy weatbfr coutluuea at most ferences has lieen attracting some Houthern Kansas and Texas ‘‘ ‘ " ireferred ___ will favor partly cloudy weather In .lin wIe. tnrt.mM nm-tatfU-nt ‘Ltnlihf“* 11 •at. 45.000 buahela of corn aud 00.000 bush- * ftru * er Iwnl « BI * wheat, f out*. Business at the aenlioard waa tiotulual—two Ion*Is of wheat aud four corn, although It waa expected that the t-aoh trade would Improve on the break. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. The following glvea the open, range and *•!«*« of the Chicago grain market today: Pravtnm Open. High. Low, C!oa%-Clone. July TkVi j ni v Hcl.t 32*4 POBK- Mny... 17.35 .... 9.M July... 9.95 HIDES— ay... 'j.67',4 4V* 4*-4 46 7 . 17.174 17-17*4 1T-*& 17.324 17.324 I7.5<I atatlona and precipitation has been general, interest, lint the proapect has not yet l»eeu heavy In portions of Tennessee and uorth- taken seriously."-Hayward, Vick it Clark, eru Alabama. The esatwartl drift of high and low pres Minimum and Maximum Tamparaturia and Rainfall. Observations token at 8 a. m., 75tb mtri •I THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. -Opened qitb-i lower: nt 1:3H n higher; «-l*n 0|h-im-*I qtile FINISHED GOODS PRICES STRONGER THAN LAST 8EASON •-huugcil; eloav«| CHICAGO CAR LOT8. ATLANTA. . . Abilene . . . , Antnrllln. . . . Asheville Augusta. . . ..■> lllnulughaai. . . Itlamnrek. . . . Boston Buffalo Charh-Nfou. . . . Charlotte. . . . Chb-ngo Clm-lunatl . . Corpus chrlstl.. . DaveniMirt. . . ’Dodge Cltv. . . Port Hinlth. . . tialventou. . . , Havre .Inekaonxille. . . Jupiter Katina* City. . . Kev West. . . . Knoxville. . . . L*»* Angel*-*. . , . 31 neon Memphis. . . . .Meridian . . . BOMBAY WEEKLY RECEIPTS. Bombay weekly reeelpta thla week 106,000. Hltlpuietil* thl* Week .W.00". New Or lean*. Feb live, the market held Bpeetilatlon I* voueern lure |vnEtl.nlorl* 1 AlftoMieh ueh antb*l|Mttlo •evil, but a* long ie pre»*ed that way. the thn ek*. tvi 1 night i lag In »p«TttlnVht- fnx<» ami* into night figure* for po-ra. u .• lighter than In |*a*t w.. k». nnd « n with other year* are more f.*«.»• renewe.l hoiie for » '!• -q* In the n next w*-*-k iii* check**! M-lltsl market i^, qi Hi. bi partly j.uMl.im I O Bltluc f«" vlnion committee ply figure' 7.l*»t apluiit-r*' tnkli.g- JWi.uO" lit the \tnlble In Ho New \otk. leb. ! .1 Hl-t .—onii i un T _°® or Omaha. . Pab-Ntlue. Plttnburg Portland Ht. I^miIn. Snxauuah. Hpoknne. . Tiiinpa. . 62 ' RA ! M. k.lmm Wnntilugto Wlliultigtoi THE COFFEE MARKET. market for todaj:- flB5‘:: June .. .. Jnly Augn*t .. . Heptemlter , October .. Nnremitcr " I Rauga. Close. ........ 6.104.15 5X5.45 6.45-6.50 6.W 5.55 6.50 5.56 . .5.70-5. an 6.70-5.75 — .T5.75-5.8d 5.7671 Ho . .5.80-5.90 S.m-5.85 . .5S02..96 5.lkV:..W ..6.SO4.00 5.95-400 ..5.964.05 400-* ..6.066.10 6.0G Clark Goodman & Co. 20 Broad 8traat, Naw York. COTTON, 8TOCK8 AND GRAIN. Tolograph your ordtra direct to our Now York offieo, which it ac cording to law. Wa deal in frac tional lota on moderate margins. Our information is the boat and la talagraphod to those who opon ac counts with us. Correspondence in vited. Mexican. Optra! Ontario arid Western Pennsylvania Phtlndelpbla and Beading .. Houthern Pacific Houthern Railway 8t. Paul t'nion Pacific l ulled Htalea Hteel do. preferred HAYWARD, VICK A. CLARK*8 DAILY STOCK LETTER. New York. Feb. 1.—J. 8. Racbe A Co.; The London market came atront . L’nloii Pacific waa the feature. The change tu sentiment was conablerahle yentertlay. but w*na by no meant iiuniilnioo*. The bear crowd waa sat isfied with this chance to sell, aud they aold quite n lot of atock. Including Penn avlvnnla. Erie, Heading, Hmelters and New lork Central. Various Anus have had the veiling onlera todnr. nnd, although they have not ln-elt mentfone«I very freely In the past, the decline caused some misgiving* »« to the nature of It. There baa been very little aupiiort extended, l^oudou, however, took 20.GUU share*. THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET Chicago. Feb. 1.—IIog*—Estimated re ceipts 26.O00. Market strong; mixed $6.764j 7.024: light 86.75G7: heavr ft.70«7.06; rough 8ti.7nfl6.kO; pigs 847.10fi0.70; yorkera 86.524G' 6.96; gootl to choice heavy not nuote<t. Cattle— E*t I mate* I receipt* 2.0a). Market strong; lieevea $4.10fl7; rows $1.60flft; hetf- r* $2.*Wfl-5.4U; calves |Sfl7.7S; go»*d prime leers $5.40fi7; poor to medium 84.10fl6.35; liM-ker* nnd feedera 87.70fl4.80. Hhec|»-Katlmated receipts 8,000. Market steady; unlive $3.40fl6.66; lambs 8S.10fl7.75; western lambs S5.40fl7.6ft; western abeep S3.iiotiu.80; yearlInga X.7ftfll.ft0. THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ,. C. P. A., President. C. E. Manwaring, Vica Pr.jid.nl, Thao. Oachau, Jr.. C. P. A., Src. and Traaa BRANCHES *> I *9 I .111 TnaptssE; 1 ni j ^«h 5** t iher pound; re i In* 1 pound; blue fi*b. **. |mund; p.»ts»- |Mtun*|; market.-! IV pound; tiilxel KUind. fresh xv.iler trout. Mifk- ■ .* »had. 60flLV; buck »had. WX*-. Im i sr*. a hi market bn* not ohmic. 1 nuv ... k aft*- x.-t.-i.lax*** li.,uM.in..i. i'h.* j 1 1.*" ll’.Mi, r< tf.iiu- Itw .-l.l.-f f.- .1 .ii.- h. II'* • Ultll **l l • *\ \ . -*3. ' •••''t !i;. !* iii nl' .t. : i .-t i-k t in • • • '*• hb it «• i Sr out th Uxs : • nml \* ** ttriewna III.- 1 - * Xl.-lld*. fuMher O. |.. • !.*.! 1 1 • > . . .till . .»..1 ».* 1 II. I;"j i; t.lit. 1. 1 . 9, .. * I . 1 at ' high* b »* l t'. . s-UI IX 1 • c II Ill.k- t»- ! *. . W . *?•'-! Ill * • t M . in-i t-1 it.. M *l*e*-ulntlv«* animal! STOCKS AND BONDS. * to kcip bttsr ut something nil the! Bid. Asked •mid NX II Bartlett. "HpcctilntIon I Georgia 44a. 1916 112 113 Ibsl out In cotton and la getting to, Georgia Railroad 6s. 1910 106 i liquidation gnnic In Haxaimnh 5«. 1^)9 1024 103*4 pliilon that tin- n|H>rula 1 Moron 6*. 1910 107 attetitlou to grains the Atlanta 5*. 1911 103 * an tucentlve. In fact. I Atlanta 44s, 1922 1« 1«7«4 guard of the BiM-clatIvc routln- • Atlanta 4*. 1MI 105 107 •gun t.. exiM-rltuent with the Atlanta nml West point 16J t nlrendy. Out of pun-hnses | Atlnutn and West point Dhta. . 109 113 ►xi loiHiiela of xvheat that were Central of Georgia, 1st Inc. .... M *•!• Monday then* wan not a do. 2d Income 75 aggregating over fto.OOn bushel*, iGeorgia 2t0 2«5 nm-li smaller | Augusta aud Savannah 116 11$ ittere«| tcrrl- • Southwestern 1W 11R j Georgia Pacific i*t* 117 119 J. DIBBLE Accountant and Auditor, hiding. ATLANTA, OA. 1114 Fourth National Bank Buildini ll.lt I boU. 1U4 NEW YORK—WnMorf-Antorla. HOSTON—Exclian*. Bulldlnc. WA8II1NOTON—Colorado DulMlnr NEW ORLEANS—H.nn.n Bulldlnc. ATLANTA—Fourth Nafl Bank Bldg. CJUCAaO—Marquetta Building. I-IIILADELI .:iA—Dcll.vue.Stratford. RAN FRANCISCO—Bolden Building. LONDON. ENGLAND—* King Street. Cheaptlde. AT.ANTA BRANCH 1015-18 Fourth Nationil Bank Building. 0. B. BIDV/ELL, Resident Manager. Telephone. Main 872. Cabla Address. Amdit. N. Y. Third National Bank Capital .... $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $375,000.00 ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDI7GK3 Empire Building. Bci! Phone, M..!a6li ATLANTA GEORGIA L. H. FairchiJo. G. J. Wh L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. NEW ORLEANS. Mem hart: New Orleans Crtem Exclicnge. 7i»»' York CrITee Earhsnge. New York C.mon Km honge. Ns* Orleans Hoard of Trail* New Or trail- sto.1, Kxrliange. Chicago Board of Trade. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Prtv.ua wire, tn NEW YORK onj CHICAGO. Order. aell.-Led for I lura deliver,, uu unova Kathtugsk L. c. COTHRAN. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS. BONDS. COFFEE, QRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carsndslsl and Oraviar Sta, Naw Orlaana. MEMBERS: I \>w Orlenna t'n!t©n F-xchan^e. New York t'utten Kx*-hnngv. ! I.alreat.m i. rxchange. | Unuaton Cotton Exchange. New Orlean* fttittt"* Broker*' Aaaoclatteu. New orlenna and Chicago Hoards of Trad*. New \ork ' offer Exchange. Attmlate Members l.herpool Cottoa Au'h New Tnrk and Chicago Correspondent a. J. S. BACHE & CO.. ANO BARTLETT. FRAZIER « CARRINGTON. PRIVATE WIRED TO ALL POINTS,