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THE ALBANY DAN Y HERAI COTTON PICKINGS, CLARK & CO., ‘TON FUTURE BROKERS. ALBANY, GA. , era Leading Exchanges. ; Private Leased-Wires :o New Orleans, Chicago and New York, f $TANTANi0US~EXECUTI0NS. Drleans Correspondents, Gibert &-Clay.—Cotton, ork Correspondents. C. D. Freeman & Co.—Cotton. Eiiamelware Turquoise Blue Puroisbed for Daily Herajd Readers by Clark & Co. Local Cotton Market Tomorrow Is a general holiday throughout the length and breadth of this land of liberty on account of Gen eral George Washington’s birthday. No markets. Good Middling. Middling Low Middling., New Orleans Cotton Market. 1 Prev Op’d High Low Close Close March 10 48 10.51 10.38 10.33 10 54 May 10.72 10.76 lO/tf 10.67 10.78 July 10,80 10.08 10.76 10.76 10 04 October 10.20 10.26 10.12 10.18 10.24 Spots qalct. Mid. 10 0-16; Sales 8,800. • Futures closed easy, Liverpool is due 1 to 8 down tomorrow. Cleanliness in the kitchen is con ducive to health in the household Nothing is more conducive to cleanli ness thap our Turquoise Blue and Steel Enamel ware: s Sightly, strong and durable—“the kind that won’1 crack off.” Better see them. i. Liverpool opened quiet and un changed on sales of 10,000. On our opening, buyers were few, but sellers were many. lew. York Correspondents, C. D. Freeman & Co. Chicago Correspondent, Pringle, Fitch & Rankin—Grain, lew York Correspondents, Marshall, Spader & Co,- Stocks and Bonds. , W. P. Brown, tbe great New Orleans bull, bought 8,000 bales of spots and put them away for the “Inevitable: rainy day wblch summer Is sure (a bring.” - V, SPARKS-SAXON Hardware C Correspondence Invited Nobody seems to be “dead against, the market," but the general public Is Indifferent, which accounts for the absence of buying orders. NEW YORK COTTON LETTER, ompany (By TV ire to Clark & Co.) New York, Feb. 21.—For some rea son the much-heralded underwriting syndicate for 500,000 bales of cotton at 15 cents has lost confidence in Itself and appears to be gelling the few thousand bales It bought, expecting the public would be driven by Its strange theories of economics. The selling, however, Is met by good buy ing and it Is of little consequence'as to the operations of speculative trad ers. The main factors of the market are the continuance of the spinning demand and the cessation of selling at Texas points. The movement promises to continue liberal for some weeks yet, but the decrease (at Interior counties and un counted towns are likely to be Impor tant, by March 16. It looks as though ■we should have further liquidation of March contracts, which will have a tendency to cause market depression, but this Is but a temporary condition and rather helps the sales to spin ners. C; D. FREEMAN & CO, Where will prices soar to If May should be a wet month? , The market offers exceptional op portunity for BcalpeiB. • Port receipts were 25,000 against 19,000 last year. Contract Hauling of any kind, 'and want it properly and promptly done—you had bet- ter:see>'us. *' . . "... Albany, Georgia Theodore Pricej like "Brer.Rabbit, is "laying low.” The people wfiom Harvey Jordan announced as the backbone of, the great underwriting scheme were heavy sellers this morning. Thus 4 ends an other piece of folly. There is no sign of a bull leader coming into the game. E. W. LIVINGSTON & CO LEADING LIVERYMEN New York Cotton Exchange, Mew Orleans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Association, Chicago Board of Trade, Chicago Stock Exchange, Hew York Coffee Exchange, St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange, Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce, 'he professional controls the mar- The Denver bulls seem to have gone “back to the mines.” ,,BOARD—A couple of young men can secure board close In, at 167 Broad street. MrB. B. G. Culbreth. 21-3t New Orleans Is reported ns heavily short in the New York market. Sully says “the reports of his death are very much exaggerated.” Local Weather Observations. The following observations for the past twenty-four hours have been taken at the U. S. Woather Bureau at Albany, Ga„ and are published for .information of the public: Maximum temperature .75 Minimum temperature 43 kean temperature 59 Rainfall <>.50 River B - 2 Fall In 24 hours 0-3 Partly clmuly. Wind, southwest. D. W. BROSNAN, Volunteer Observer. Liverpool was Inactive for the most part, but managed to close 2 to 3 down. Fresh Shipment WILEY'S Our Office to No. 317 Davis-Exchange Bank building, where we will he pre pared to attend [to business even more promptly than heretofore. CANDIES ALBANY OFFICE: Pine Street, Next to Postal Telegraph Co.’s Office; ’PHONE 68. I. J. KALMON, Mgr. Afraid of Strong Medicines. Many people suffer for years from rheumatic pains, and prefer to do so rather than take the strong medicines usually given for rheumatism, not knowing that quick relief from pain may be had simply by applying Cham, berlain’s Pain Balm and without tak ing any medicine tntornally. Rev. CHERRIES MARASCHINO The Bacon Equipment Company How to Save Money. f Davis Green Looks Well After Five Years Exposure to Weather, £ 2 Montgomery, Ala.. Feb. 6,1905. 2 Five years ago I painted Miss Sullivan’s house on Me- 2 Donough street with Davis’ Pure light green. At the present $ time the paint is as good and sound as the day on which 1' used w it. 1 cite this particular case because the surface I had to cover 2 was NOT in good condition. Davis 100 per cent. Pure Paint is J today the very best on the American market for appearance, 2 covering capacity and durability. , J A. j. KE'ijNTON, Master Painter. * Lesson No. 1.* If S. STERNE COTTON COKE COAl The Grocer. CARTER &, CO. moifsemeii''' and coal Dealers JVetv Albany 'Restaurant NOTICE TO PUBLIC. Notice Is hereby given that all parties who have pig pens In the ter ritory recently annexed to the city of Albany must do away with same be fore twenty days have elapsed, after which time cases will be made against all who have pig 1 pens within the city limits. J. W, KEMP, Deputy Marshal. Albany, Ga., Feb. 15, 1900. 20t COME TO US FOR OCXAJLa, We Are ut Some Old Stand - on Pfuo Street. We keep In stock Montevnllo, Climax, Tip Top and Blockton, the best from tha Cnlmba, Ala., coni fields. Also the celebrated REX and other hlgh-grndo Jollco coals. Accurate weights aud satisfaction guaranteed on all coal Bold by us. tsrAlso Hard Coal for Furnaces, and Blacksmiths’ Coal. 'Phone 17. ElK,"Building. "Pine St. till Midnight. Open 5 e. d Quick SeMic'e, P easonable Trices. JVeal and Clean. COSTAff (EL‘B'ROWJST, Troprietori. MORRIS WESLOSKY, President, Z. A. BARNES, Supt. of Agencies, J. S. DAVIS, Treasurer, S. W. SMITH, Secretary, NEW DEPARTURE IN HEALTH AND We are now taking applications for the first series of policies, which will be issued 'on March. 5th. The following prominent Albanians have already tendered their applications: CHAS. D. ROBINSON W. S. TOGLIO D. G. DAVIS ROBT. J. SALE DR.-A. S. BACON 8. R. deJARNETTE OR. W. L. DAVIS A. J. LIPP1TT J. T. BARNES W. H. GUNNELS Z. A. BARNES, JR. IRA COOK R. M. SMITH ED STERNE CHAS. J. WHIR^ WM. W. GREEN FRANK WHIRE DENIS FLEMING LAWRENCE VON WELLER 3. PRICE SMITH O. F. CROSLAND D. C. BETJEMAN ALBERT BEAMAN R. M. CAMPBELL R. L. WHIDBY SAM W. SMITH C. I. HUTCHASON A. P. VASON M. W. BUNCH AUBREY ALLEN J. W. ARMSTRONG, JR, JOHN J. TINSLEY E. H. KALMON P. W. JONES H. T. CALLAWAY DAN BROSNAN ALFRED DEAS CHAS. MARKS W. G. MERIWETHER DANIEL MAYER L. E. POWELL L. A. HERRING J. D. HADDOCK M. A. BLUM J. S. DAVIS GUS NEWSOM J. D. GORTATOWSKY A. J. FLEETWOOD J. A. DAVIS C. C. McGUIRT HOWARD MARTIN F. K. FREEMAN ANY OF THE ABOVE PARTIES WILL TELL YOU IT’S A GOOD THING ANY INSURANCE AGENT IN ALBANY WILL TELL. YOU WHY. ASK THEM I indstinct print W. W. STROM F. H. BATES P. N. BOOKER E. H. VASON B. C. ADAMS E. B. YOUNG, JR, H. T. MclNTOSH H. H. BINNS A. D. NEUMAN J. B. SELF HUGO ROBINSON T. W. VENTULETT W. C. SCOVIL C. H. RUSH E. T. TOMPKINS F. C. JONES MORRIS WESLOSKY BEN MOSELEY 4 I w > 1 > \ 1 \
