Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

*1 i i» nm iw-TrwwrTV- THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SPOT IN LIVERPOOL FIRM AND HIGHER Spinners Heavy Buyers at tjfe Advauee iu' Prices in Tlmt Market. NEWS AND GOSSIP of tba Fleeoy BUpl*. dpeelel (a The tleorwtee. lKr«to Heyward Vlrk A Clark.! New York. Krl. 7.—Further evMesi* that. If a permanent torn for tfea better hie Mt ML at least, the IJv.rpuot trade ' Edited by Joseph B. Lively |tr. utpir* lottoan rrtn- avatt.au *f <*- Ittaa anrhetete Atlanta aid It* Int^knaat. kin a racenleed ■» thorlty ta kta vttillf RANGE OF NEW YORK" STOCKS ; AND COTTON MARKETS FUTURES TAIL ON American Markets Hesitate Do Not Follow Advance in English Market. K»w York, F<*l». 7.—Tb« rottnn nil.... opened active and at rotifer «u the foreign bf«i. Flrat quotations were 70|ft points h If her and after Ibu call the list advanced a few jHtlnts further. There vai a atrong demand here early from Broker* mho ap peared to Ik* acting for t-:uhi|M»an house*, besides cohering l>y Interest* who fought the upturn yesterday. Liverpool again sent decidedly rurwirag- lug advice* Thursday fuornlng. I>ue to come only to 3 point* up. first prices sur prised the trnde hr aborning 4 to M points advance. The I tear* give as a reason for the advance In 'that center a fear of a squeeze to the near month*, and claim that the gd vanre will not hold because the movement Indicate* a Ids crop, and apparently prove the fact that the world * requirement* de mand a big crop; that the movement repre- •rut* purchaaes by spinners; that the pro din er la disposing of hi* holdings aud that Pt* In the near future must of oeeea- decrease at a rapid rate. The close verjMNii was steady net 3% to 7 (Kiluts receipts in sity i In ll higher. riMMM riMiijiiup iienvy. (trance, helug marked early 14c In American f advance spinner* took 12.W0 css?- The New York market reluctantly follow- ad the advance In Mverpool o|M>nlng prices lielac 6 tii M points higher. In reapoiim* to nn Improvement In l.herpooi of 13 to :i points, part of which wa* loot during the first two hoar* of trading, the active options • showing advauces of 4 to 7 points over Tuva- day’s cToalug. Tba following lx the range lu the active Months In Liverpool today; Open High. .5.H4 ....Ml T.-.rfcflff — % fi.«? ^ Woolfendeo. Liverpool. cable ‘‘Hqueese In near months Imptotabl ket advanced on small offorfaga ai *l»ot demand. Think market idu 1 Helnekan. Liverpool. rablaa: ", » JuiprcbsL-Ir; t!v u n * •»»*»*» adsanes will hold.*' Hood Fernle caWe: “Market advtacad aa t near months mf — anebeater advlcaa.' — sight will alas r early especutlon*. and la sow flgarad at r.S.000. against 392.740 last weak And 194.&4 lastivear. Well Bros.. Monlogmery. wire: “Big spot demand; offerings light: Interior aaovamast becoming very light; believe la age on pro* icried short Interest In spot* exlat. Prims at United Htatea porta very much lower than In the Interior." “ a. m. bids; March Mle; Be: Octotwr 9Me. -- — rather remark#*!* that. with this year's big crop. tl>e Liverpool stock of the American. Including tti« afloat, should be. leas than last year, when the In* to sight to this data was so much smaller. The Month Is aot enthusing over this ad* ranee. Advance Una to Liverpool coveting lu iMith markets. Doubt If any of the bur* juj^ls for Plica, jflud doubt If advance will N«’w Orleans.' Feb. 7.-ltarward. Vick A Clark: Liverpool very good; futures wera due 203 np. They are 60S higher; vpot prices 10 higher: sales 42,000. There Is hardly any more doubt, hut that certain big operator* are on the bull side lu cotton, ami with birt slight set backs. »r look for higher prices. & u«: NAME OF STOCK. w s man in ma interior.” Following are 11 a. m May ».69c; July 9.49c: G If la considered rathei America Locomotir*. Ill'S lli*a iso% m 1 F Si- 73 ms* TTH 113* 1*4* 143* iS* 101% 194% 99 99 lg* W mii 3* S fis 1U% i IP 1 <jii S3* & i® if iT SUH B% 70 54 f B mi I5L f B MS?:## Ar«°.Sa,:: , Sufrf •.:; Ate United &utMjSadbflr! no. preferred.’! !! . Wlacoaala Centred. * , da. preferred. . arlug. too hlgb. and might sell off some, but la a purchase on all good act-back*. Kspect a bullish statement Friday. Market steady. Kverythlng point* high- ■. We nuir see setbacks, bat would take cotton on them. Hpot demand steady, with more doing. Quality poor; mostly undesirable cottofl of* COTTON MARKET FIRM ALL ALONG THE LINE. Oileaua, Fab. 7—Tba Timas Demo Hovers I price factors combined to Insure ronfldcnm In the staple and yaster Pearsall bulletin *ay* stated that the bull clique began operation* u ~ — ply ... or three local brokers who are credited with representing some of the large Wall street Interests. Of course Mr. Price, who la credited with nearly all operatlou* which ran not ho readily trnced. la aald to l*e a member of the bull pool and It I* «uppo«ed by some that K. It. Thomas and Mr. Itrady are also connected with the operations Which art believed to luclude the stopping of March notices and aacreaalte aqueosea In the May. July aud Annual option*. The ‘tlmata anreeaa of n hull campaign nt this I very largely early painting Tradiof lii the afternoon wn* |m« active and prices tended downward. 3 to 4 points below the opealng lielug abowu. The New York market clowd barely ot sales abroad flt high* of bullish laadsrahfp in ig movement flt a time -fees ?¥■ When *irt>t merchant* are still da me a 41 5 it for coiCuu pnoiitiicT month* ago. ttS .... . for large aptimere' taking* this week. It I* now knowledge that German mills are now •toady, net 104 palut* higher. Comparative receipt* nt nil I Net receipt* today Bame day Inst year flame day* last year lim. last year. fed receipt* tottio H. ports: ...... 26.(ill . 17.93k i 5hm® lit.fiw #7.1*? .....T.MP.Mt flame day last ye Increase fthlpment* today iw. im :..7.... L&kl tu 1AM II.OM to 21.001 t,.7AJ ll.b» to 13.1W0 4.x. Atlanta: ..... KS •POT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, firm; middling uplands 6.lid Atlanta, steady: middling KAar. New York, steady: middling li.OGc. New Orleans. Arm; middling K»He. Ha van nab. firm; middling luS-Ukv Wilmington, steady: middling 1%. Norfolk, steady: middling l(*%e. Baltimore, steady; middling lu\c. Boatou. ateady: mlddllug 11c. Little Rock, ifeady; middling lh»*c Ht. lamia, firm: middling lm%v. Mobile, steady; middling1QV. TODAYS PORT RECEIPTS. Tha followlag table shows receipts at tba New Orleans. Galveston. . . Mobile. . . . . bfcvanuah. . . Charleston . , Wilmington . Norfolk. . . . . New York. . . Boston Philadelphia Nan Fra Port Arthur •lace N P|U Total. ctlug for raw cotton na far ahead aa May, ifc*. and the possibility of delayed new crop pro|«ratlon* threatened long period ley, flgared more or lefts prominently In the day's dnfiuem-ea. Furopeana expressed C reator liking for New Orleans hedges. ilspatehe* from Japan Indicated -far- reaching activity In tie* cotton mill con struction. Hpot values In Texas were again raised, suggesting approaching exhaustion there. Hpot* were offered In Builted quan tity, bat the talent apparently began to pin some sort of faith to the promise of an early uplift In values. Meanwhile, local o|»crator* seem to anticipate the coming natural grade difference However, both ball nud “hear will probable have suggestions to offer."— Hayward. Vick k Clark. HAYWARD. VICK 4 CLARK'S- DAILY COTTON LETTER N»w Orleans, FohyJL—Ah unduly large and unexpected advance lu Liverpool this morning gives substance to the recent ru mors that large Interests are oh the bull side of cotton. The reeognlS(*l necessity for onoibtr large crop and proa|>octa for aii udverac planting season form au at tractive liackgrniiiKl for big capital that work* «»uly on general broad line* to mnke the next uiovo on the long aide. There nre a* yet not enough concrete facts In ex NEW YORK LIVERPOOL. Tb» fallewtu giTM.tb. omdIoc rm^t NEW ORLEANS. Tfea fallowing la tha nm tn mma. , NOTE^ ON GRAIN. Pointer* on Provisions. nud March teudeva need ngnlii to eliminate wash ,. r . thiqugh Ihiuldatlon, bat on such setbacks, partii tilarlv Jf new crop “ ‘ “ them, cotton should Ih* 4iA higher. Liverpool showed tmifi advance; *|H»t* were 10 higher; sales 12,000 hales. Short* wore *o eager to cover«iere this iiiotulug that our market overshot the mark »et by the othera. Flrat trade* were at lbb 17 (mint* higher, but trading suhae- quenth settled around a gain of HflO point> The spot market Is ateady. loisl- tie** rc*trh-ted by poor selectton. Middling ami sltove are selling higher, but low grade*, particularly below rnlddllng. are not *hnrliig iu the advance, and quotatloua may I*e revised soon. The movement Into-elght for thl* deck looks like 3hM>ft>. against 191 no? last year and I44.4S4 In 1»fi. The visible supply statement tomorrow Is ex pected to l»e favorable. Now York, Fob. 7.—J.’ It. Bachs 4 r«» I'urther encouragement waa exteml»*l to the friend* of eottou this morning In the shape nt bullish cable*. Hpot aglee assumed largo proportions and the demand for actual cot ton waa reflected lu n sharp rlso for fu lures. The Improvement nlirond was met . whom feel that the publb Interest Is too limited to permit the re cent rally to be maintained. Nevertheleau, the undertone remains ateady. (me of the i-ompolllug factor* being the growing l*e- lief that strong Interest* are now commli- ed to the bull able and are armniulatlug otton In n quiet way. It Is tin* same Id story In the spot markets-no let-up In the demand, high grades at blue ribbon price* and offering* confined to uiidenirabl* cotton. We feel bullish on the market. It would I** natural to look for nomc reaction In the absence of general outside buying tactics * ' * interior RECEIPTS. j Tfe. (ollovtog t.bte rt»w» nwlpli il «*« ' tetertev towu tod.,, toaput-d wit* t*« MB* d.j teat T»»n ggres«lve tactics by powt*rful Inter i. but on such reaction* It w lit do tn Receipts are lncllne«l to *hrlnk. and ier the qiinntlty of cotton vet to eoma sard ha* b**en over eaU mulct I or wo ara ft.r much higher price* special to The Gtgtgjflfl. (From HaywiTnl. Tk?! 4 Clark.t- Chicago. Fab. BartWtt, Frasier k Car rington: rabies eoma atrong with n change In the Ruaalan altoatlou and no re lief from drought In Argvntlnc. Gslua ara the verge of a big trail market, and while wheat has laggad thos far. It will proliabty ho the leader fram this on. It la the cheapest of tba caret la and tkar* la room for a big advanra. The American public will speculate. Tottoa aud stocks ara now- attractive, whereas the grains ara unusually ao. Buy the list. Tha Chicago Record Herald: -“My Infor mation Indicates that winter wheat la gan- orally lu promising condition and that there la no likelihood of damage %y cold weather west of the Missouri river," write* the Kansas City correspondent of Clement, Cur- Co. “There waa aero weather la Kansas and Nebraska just at this time last year, with fields unprotected by snow, «*d U dld'BO <Un*s*. In Portion, of nil- ^7, for *U KwnbSt*"" noli, Indlnoi tnd Ohio, taow.r.r, there I. Cnab .ale. of ,raln barn dw,M (feat the MTere frwMla,. wtU th, buah.te wheat. 110,000 btL *»M« Mwked. will do torn* barm. U u r SbtlHO.OW bmheln ■>!».- - que.tlnn which can not be deddtd now. oplulaha at the prewnt ttm. ire of no -a), ue. Judfln, from peat experience. I doubt wheih.*r there I. enp occaelon for enter? refetdlns the wheat condition now, or la likely to be. u.lele there ta much colder weather than in? we he-e had ret. you dmibtlrm know, la.t month nrae the welteet January on record throughout the wtntrr wheat area, except lu Nebre.ka end northern end wehteru Kaniee, where the January precipitation waa herd)? np to normal. It will tahe an utiu.ually dry and Hlndy Kehrnary and U.rcb, or eoma ex traordlnertl? oold weather, to preyeat . promleln, atari for tho crop when the STOW ln« are eon bestna. Receipt, of wheat here, a. rrerywhere alee, are nmrb .mailer then were to be eSpbcled from the rtv/ that ILL THE GRAINS SHOWING STRENGTH THE WEATHER REPORT LOCAL FORECAST. ... f l'H.ATLANTA AND VICINITY. Wit* raised, bat I believe the wheat 1a still lu the country and that It will room forward to liberal qoaatltleff later In the yaar." . “It la anybody's market fin provisions, and 1 would not attempt to say which way prices are going." Mb! \Y. L. Urvgaou. “Nobody can claim to have 'rocked the l*i*at' lu the provision markets this year. Puckers have been a* l*dly out raf their reckoning as aaybody else. Efkrybody heretofore has figured that tbit Is a great country because of Ita producing capacity.* Now we are confronted by the problem that It Is great beenunc of ita remaikable • ouBtimlng power, l'nvlers have been a* badly staggered by the immense consump tion of provision* n» the railroads have *»ven by the mormon* traffic. In other years we have had high prices for provi sions, sometimes Ih-csium* of manipulation. This year we have high prices because the consumer keeps coming for the product and does not seem to care nhat price be pay* for It. There hove been plenty of years when we have had lighter receipts of hoga than uow. but product pii IH | np at the packing center* or elsewhere. Just now It Is nip and tuck with the packer, who Is striving to get enough product to keep his customer* supplied." Corn and oats were both showing some congest Ion yesterday as the result of the big concentrated holding* oats showed the Influence of paternal help more clenrl than com. despite the f*ct that the parent, ratten, wu* embarking yesterday far hi* '* t*» l»e gone two month*. , . .,—4 flrest dlfff tng enough seller* to supply The present*# of the big ...iii-eotrated hold lug of coni' for future delivery more than offset the Influence of euortnnos receipt* at primary market* ami ever.v-ovidence tbi j lui* 1h*< Mo-on Mcmpld*. . St. I.nul*. Ttnctiiustl. I « reil Stephen ! ncrviMl ax .i ! id. nt itml trci • j venra, tutd i* ( ' ifi-ft* moil «»f .M Elected Vice Pr««idenL | grain. 0 The Georgian. I. Urt.. Fell. 7 - 1* L. Martin | ,V^ n tn:ide vice' jtvnlem of thc|th- riiambt r .f %.qnniercc to iuc-j ci. The hitter mui dor. lira! vice pre* i »if the body f.i f the leading huM Cables Again Come Strong. No Change in the Rus sian Situation. Chicago, Feb. 7.—A win of 40 boat loadn of wheat wan reported for direct export. Kaneae City reported 100,000 buehele hard wheat loadln? there for ehlpmenL The demand In the pit waa led b? the local profeeitonali. Bhorte led In the demand. Corn cloned 4-0 better: oate were u provlalone In.t 1002 Reporu that 200.000 hunhele durum wheat wore worked late Wedneeday for •htpment to Rueeln were received and that a full car«o of wheat Is wanted _ were <0,000 buehela wheat. 110,000 bushels com THB CHICAOO GRAIN MARKET. foCblrsfo ^r.ln end prortaton Qootatloa. FreTlont Opea. Hick. Low. Close. Close WnFAT- m*«* fe May.... July Kept UATfl- May July.. IT* JT 4 33H Kept 33*4 FORK— May... 17.11H 17.10 July... 17.V 17.10 I jkUI>— May.. 9.I7H July... lO.oeVk 10.02V* Hcpt.. 10.» 10.16 hi OKU- May... ».C7H 9.70 July... 9.71 9.77 4 9.It 9.97H 10.074 10.00 19.00 10.10 0.134 10.11 10.31 IU LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. CHICAGO CAR LOTE. rtpta for tsmcrroiri THE COFFEE MARKET. Naw York, Feb. 7.-Toffee cables: Havre. 10 a. m-Toffea steady and un changed: 12, noon, unchanged; sales 12,000. lUtuburg. 10 a. ui.—Toffee unchanged; aalca 20,000; Hlo No. 7. 4\; eiehange 154; receipt* 8,000; ahlpmenta tu Cnltsd flute*. 6,000: K'urupe nil; stocks 009,000; market quiet. Hautos receipt*. 34.000; atm-ka 2.937,000; 8an I'anlo reo-elptft 35.100: Jundlahy re ceipt* >1.000; dally wcatllcr; coffee belt The I* .ir* Lack day of .lull cash trade In reiim.ity I* ..Minting heavily against wheat. In view of Hie fa. t that lauuary inad * n«» lnr»ul« worth mt-inli>nittc on the large Iru-nl *ti».'k Payer* *>f * ‘ * ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS »-lil.'l, 1,1 I»..r.> II friiui t" tliotr mill*. ’ Umopenil olilpuicufi b-v. .mi*, ryo* and U»v I online district*, eve c*vi that wa* there t Ciupire Building. ATLANTA Bell Phone, Main 815. GEORGIA leg Kill •mini* of the Wie.-oiudn Northern we*nr. had letter* fnuu a relative icy me foeeliiig wheat to rattle hakotn to keep them from atnrv- flue. April .. May .. June July Augnai . Heptemlif O.-IoIm-i Nov.n.he mHVMIllHV Opening Itauge. Tlnae. .*.104. .5 IUA.au M94.7* v. :18t S, .. ..5.90-3. ra .. . .I.95-5.M .. ..Ltbfc.95 &.95«.Ai .. . .COM 06 .. ..CACU 4-304.X 5.804.55 5.454.70 fi.7ty5.75 fi.714.80 5 904.85 5J54.H1 1.994.95 4.904.00 C.45-110 C 104.15 5.I&4.20 "W1ATHKR CCHCfTICNe. With but few axcaptloas. cloody weather cover* tfea entire country and auow la fall Ing today at Nashville, Kansas City. Haven port and Chlcafo. and rain at Ualreatoa, 5* Taylor. Tax. Hnow baa fallen In tha Inks region and at a few sta tion* la tfea northwest. The pressure ta above normal <10.0 Inches) at all itaM<MftC lira renter of graateat pres sure la naar Wathlngton, D. c.. while that of least pressure la on tho mat of Califor nia. , The lemperatmw hse fallen oa the Allen, tie reset and la the far eerthweet, while at most other station, hither temperatures prevail. . T Jtt lndleete nneettlnl weather In title eectloa toateht and Frida?; probably rein and warmer Friday. Minimum and ^Mextmtnn Temperature* ^OhsenaUees taken tt l a. tn.. ItU mert ATULXTA. ... . . Abilene Amarillo. . ... 1 Axkeellle. Augusta. ...... Birmingham Blsmsrrk. ..... Charlfston. . . . . Chariot ts. , , , , Chicago. ... . , , . tlnrinnatl ... . . Corpus Chrlstl. . . , Parrnport. . . . . Hodov city Kl Paso. ..... Fort Nmltb Galveston Havre. . . . « . . Huron. ....... Jacksonville. .... Jnfdter Kansas City Key West Knoxville. I.»»* Angeles Macon Memphis Meridian Mile# City Nashville. . . . New Orleans. . New York. . . Norfolk. . . 0 North Platte.' . Omaha 1'itleatlne. . . . Pittsburg. . . . Portland, Me. . Portland. Ore. , Hr. I Mini*. . . Ht. Paul. . .o. Hnu Francisco. , Huvnnuab. . . . Hpokaue. . . . Tampa Taylor Thoiuaavltle. . . VIckHhurg. . . . Washington. . . Wilmington. . ■ Special to Tho Georgian. tanriuu wi.rk.l lrr„«,il«r. Thr .lurk OU Ulaaeurl Paclfle reseed vuMduwi. bet the market tlld net " Led to feemee «««te... »e peelty. , . -, Tb.- market .bowed lerlluatlon toward dBillies- ye-terd.y. The ll-iriuian Mock* ara keld trail? eat will b.> trntrhed b? trederw. aa the? wll e ike leaden am au? enrmlee advance. Twn f °To|!eir**?te briteTSSmt' I. and that purrheees ins?' be tnede now with romps retire safety on nil tho The Sulk, baee lost oo much to the .nli- tretuuiry mot Ike outlook for the etetetnent deturdny I. .nrtklnx lint hrilllnut. .till Iho ease with wMrh iwyment of nreramoat •lepoelt mooey wee made. Ike offerle* or I n frator funds I. Ike I oral market, the tax- lus of oar ehert term. notes by fundc katdtrn awl the fold movement this way, attrete the Inherent at renal Ii uf the flnjo rial ritnnllon. — „ IVe look for • Orm tune to illuilnale trade today, trith rootlnnla, .Irrnftb In Mt. Pant end the better visas of stocks fen- rroily, wlileh wr would bd? whenever week. •WEATHER FORECASt. Oeoreia-l'Brlly c-loudy Thnreday; Friday cloudy: frr-b northeru winds. Tenueawe and Kenlueky-Perlly cloody Tberadey and rrtdey. ’ AlelianiB. Oklahoma and ledleo Terrtlory -Mr Tliuraday and probably Friday. Wear era Teiaa-Falr lu southern, reht and colder In northers portion Thursday "jdlaslaVlppi-l'ertly cloody Thnradoy and ATLANTA^ ^lARKETS. f RUIT8 AND PRODUCE. -liana aetlre. 40 cenla each: ducks, each; feeee. turkeys active. eark: ehlrkens ertlve. jog*' ear DKEMHBn FOUL' PBODlil’K—'Tenneaaee riba and ho ■HBK-QnBlII Ictlre. be eachE each; duck,, ml SERTIttENT MIXED HI 8MMIRKET Slump in Missouri Pa. •itip Tuesday HadDepressinjr Effect at the Start. LONDON WAS STEADY HarrimanH Were Strong and Went Up Without Any Effort. New Yerk. Felt, f.—There waa a am, ,. .. te the elork juarket Male #d,y a!„i MONEY AND EXCHANGE. • N .*. w V rk ' Fab T.-Moasy on call ; » J: lime loans enrhanfed; elxty dm. c*' ''n B <Ur * *•*>1: moathe St, Poeled rales aterini, exchanfe tl:R«l • . ulnuE'.n boalaaee In banker,' Idll. „• KMTOct n.j for demand and M.PKdn ..j tn■» olotv Am mm 1.111 _ 1 ^ MINING STOCKS. _Boaton. Feb. 7.—Openloi: Franklin . Trinity 37%1 Old Dominion M. Mhnninni' ??*: * T H^Q« , ecy 1«H; horib Him, LONDON STOCK MARKET. vo. lie poood; opgeeom, mixed. liT boxes, per seek of 100. acilTe 3 MAO each. Peennts In seek aTrrxfln* m ■ each, owlns to trade, per pound, ’TSoETABLEB—Beets, eehben crates, ec- 1!"( F* .crate! eabhepe, SaHard cratra Iqe jwrana: jnflwwjar parrvta,-s*i<^ onloe? Mre. « feaffiSf clg?« 7M«e bunch: pappara ecllre. »1» crate: okra, OX baaketa email. 434* crate: cauU- Dower aHlre. 4C1V pound: lettuce, heeded. 43.0002.40 drum; sweet polaloes. yellow, ac tive. KSe bushel: sweet potetora. white, ac tive. Tie bethel; kraut. halMmtrel. 117*. rutahaxa tnrnlpa, Die. Btrawberriei, ISO 17Vic quart. FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. e.^-.V. , SSrrS« t 8;S! SI •VbiB&aewarhff @c. «c Xo. f Tfllow. 44c; rnlxeU, 48c; Tannaagc wh)ff. jpr; crackad corn, per btybcl. 79c. !holcc white clipped. 51c: No. 2 Xo. 2 mixed. 19l;Tvxb» ruat- olden oats, He; Burt. 71c; Blue. MKAIc—Plain, per 94-pouud sack*. 44e; laln. iTpouod aark*^ flfc; plain. 24 pound 'iIAY—Tlnrath^’ choice large luilea, SIU: ao choice, small ImIcs, $1.99; do No. I third bales $LS: da No. 3 third !»l«i $1.20; No. 1 clover mixed $1.20; choice prairie 91; bar- '"SnollTfl—Wholes white $L55; Tcxoft white $1J0; fanrv. »pound. $1.35; brown 500100- LjUtttlU flection Dirt THE LIVE STOCK MARKET •igo. Feb. 7.—lfoga-Reeelpt* 3.(1 >t 10c lower; light $4.7904.9* 4: mix 96.1507.024: heavy $S.7ue7.06: rough $6.7 6.10; pig* 96.1006.^: yorttf* $$.9006.95; g.i to choliv heavy $M$CfL05. n mlxeol 3 its 8,000. Market » 50; ralvea $507.75; good prime steer* 007.21: poor to medlam 94-lO0$-4i; ■lock- era and feeders $2.7006.75. Ilecelpta ILOOO. Market steady; .16; weatvrp $3 9O0&.0: year COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. uk i*)ttou seed ui: •wit* Itv-i of TuU-do I* HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS. COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carwndelet end Orevier St,., New Orleans. MEMBERS: New Orleaat Cotton Fxrtisnge. New York Cotton i:\rbangc. «*a'.te«toa Cottua Fxebange. Uoufttou Cotton Bsehaac^ ili.it tho* *t(M*k of (•u*bel*. and that *»ld f»»r *hlpmenr liUfehH mill ar>- nnnhtug in I.lve.-l*.i4il mine* and « 4 to **.1 higher u» ei.Huiat.Ml • llecel|M* of bags «,'*». with.* 14.09$ left mer: market Pk- rawer. W be “Kiw * r7< anlTMntm •rUliie Intu n wry stratig tleii uiel I* gnlulng frietids every day. - Itecelpt* «*f corn, mugua*- m«*ler.<te. a* ler»* A«*i*‘latloa. , farmer* .#• «-llliig v«*ry little. Believe will *ell In the L'**. and th.nl It ahould Might OU everv ftoft #|h.|. lem .*»(*.will *oll very mmh lil*ber. ‘iiit»e»r.vry «et-t*iek* rda of Tiada. d. S. BACHC & CO.. AND BARTLETT, FRaJiEtTV CARRINOTON. WWYATf- Tp ,v.i points. \ I*I|. M;tier pn. . Ibliik ill- trend 'I* toward awd the* tn - Mt-nhev wttl <*4- b » r *Vfi tft wf b»g* lu-twiH- Open 1 ii j. noting S>V« 43441444 9**4045 41 0tl«* iuIjP \\ 42S043Vfc Clark Gaodman & Co. 20 Bread Street. New Yerk. COTTON, STOCKS ANO DRAIN. Telegraph yeur orders direct to eur New Yerk office, which is ac cording tr law. We deal in free- tienal Me aa mederatk mergint. Our information ie the beet and la telfgrxphed ta thoea who epan ac counts with ue. Correenondenee in vited. L. H. Pairehilo. ' • v • 8. J. Whilw L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. , , NEW ORLEANS. » • Members: New Orient Cntton Excbxnfs. ; New York Ccffee Exclumce. N-w York t otton Ext hanr* New Orisoni. Hoard of Trade, New Orleent Stork F.xcbanfr. • Chlcsfn Board of TrflUe. ' LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Private wtraa"r».?CKYV' YORK npj ClUCAviO. Order* uaHer.ed fat S*a tera delivery, wa ebita Ux^lttnsra ii. C COTURAN. i-N FRRIt—Fifty.pound aarka. 40c; Pnrina "rhlrk terd 11.00: Victor teed S1.S0; ^•ifoVIBKIJflL^nprrmr ham, Ur; Callfor- nla ham*. 10.30: dry aalt extra rlba. o.nS; twlllrl. SO* pounds. 10.74: Oat hn.k., Srij: platen, on: mtprvme lard, lie; l*urlly ruin pound. Par. GROCERIES. x - COFKBK—hoaated Artracklca $16.<K); bulk ,k. *7*?I*KERE—Faery full citsiu dairy, 14'^r; 'Yhtedlted Jderult. K rner- Vn. 5 polled rnar. Corea."ffS rhorolata,"“rTeeiio" .pound lire. 44r. Ronat brrf. *iS(l ratr Corned lief, US) rear. Catnap. It.JO raer. Simp. New (>r tee no. 36c niton; core, lor JillM: cm* cellon: rase *? Salt, ihopeuod 60c. ^Axle xreoae M.74. Koite cracker*. «ite pound; leeiou Dae; water Ir. Barrel candy, per pooud. 0c; mixed, pet pound. Cty Tomatoes. 2-pouml. IIN cbw; a*pound ffS. Nary Iwana. S3: l.lmn brant, *r peat niatchea, per nwes. 41.0. n, ra . k sr c r..^ r R8& es&st XZ jButft. THc. Uop*. 4 ply cotton, lie. Hoop. 1004.00 cast. STOCKS— tOunltnn. ( mm Anaonada Alchlaou do. iiraforred Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific lot* i»S 101*8 1L-, ■9BV-.... no lftos trie > Erie, lat (rent Western Illnola Ontral -oaltvllle and Nashville .... Mexlrnn fentral, pref Norfolk and Western New York Ceatral M lii i S A\ u, ‘ * 15ft 1 - l.V-«. 13.1% IX** »H ! KiS . 126 !.*, Ontario end Western !9M4 43% lock found Hoot hern Paclfle Houthern Hallway flt. Paul 9T.', k;-, *%,... . Union Faetfle Vailed SUtee Steel do. preferred* 72 •R 17?% 173’ 44% It*. 106% ! iv% Wabash, preferred r:s .’ •Ex-dlvldead 1M*. HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'S DAILY STOCK LETTER. arkat. Tba aurcaaava which «t- vaooaa ma dtpraaalng of Mlaaoorl Fadfl.- yesterday had cast aome doubts aa to t in stability of the market, fleatlment was mixed, aa tt has been far tfea piat month The buying of the. OeaMf. especially Hsu oo long aids. Tba aborts were • great up without any pai Harrtman waa reported as being our w tbs flrat tlafte ltt a mooth sad faaC recover lag hit hfalth. The market will no d«uht be subjected to occaklooal attacks on * uf 8T0CK8 AND BOND8. Georgia 4Hs. Dll Georgia Railroad 4*. 1910 Savannah U. 1909 Maroo te. 1910 Atlanta 5s, 1911 Atlanta 4Ha, 1932 * ‘ nta 4s. 19M nta and West Point Atlanta and West Point Dbta. . Central of Georgia, 1st Inc. .... da 2d Income Georgia ,.a< Augusta aud Baraaneh IS FAILED TO RETURN FROM BRUNSWICK; LUMBERMAN GONK lard FISH. Praam, 7c pound: anappar, 10c ponn.l: tront, a* pound: blna flah. Xc pound: porn* | mi no, -tr pound: mnckcrct. 17 V ImmiihI: ndxcd flab. :» pound: fresh n-ntcr trout, ttj, W |m»uimI: rca Hlud, 77m-; buck abnd, ycttUc. Special lu Tha (tearglen. Byron, Oe.. Feb. 7.—Peopld of thl» plxra on- wondering whel hex bcconiJ of J. A. Oogglne, who tended hut •ame lime since, and apperently hia word formed a pannerehl|i wlilf « prominent man. of this place In » lumber Manufacturing plant. They at once purchased a belt -L Umber and began operations. Aftc eome roneultatton with hie partner, r wen derided that Oogglne should ink' iwo or three dare off and try end "• cure another body of timber. Some trn days ego hr left on seemingly tills •• rend, but Just previous to taklnK ; - leave he shipped to a Brunawbl- rtrm 3310 worth of lumber, lelllnu l.'* partner that he had mailed to then' r - blit of lading and for him to dre>< 1 sight draft for the amount. It Is slot- 1 When, after several days' absence. In* partner not healing from hte draft, he wired the Arm for parth n- lara, who replied that Oogglns had de livered to them In person the hill ■>, lading and that they had paid him >*’* amount due. This la tha test dire . news of Oogglns. Besides this amonn . a month’s wages. It Is said, are m" moat of the hands at the mill '' 1 impossible at thin lime to eetlmste »•'" nny degree of accuracy The ex.e amount noggins left with, hut «W' imatety It la from 11,000 to ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA. GA C. E. CURRIER. Pro aidant. H. T. INMAN. Vice-President. A. E. THORNTON, Vleo-Prooident. GEO. R. DONOVAN. Cashier. JAMES S. FLOYD, Assistant Cashier. Capital $600,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $600,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage.