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V THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. 1 SLIGHTLY LOWER Due Chiefly to Profit-Tak ing on the Rerent Ad- CONDITIONS THE SAME NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleeoy Staple. N.w Tart, Krb. »._J. Liverpool vm da«t to Optoied qolel 104 Oft unchanged tv lM u nr hoofed to 1 polo _ Hnot* Id moderate demand. 3 blfhfr; told dllof 4.1ld; sale• 7.0UO. American 1.000; apor ti lotion and export MO; la porta U,W, lu rlodlof Liver pfftOti c*blce do not rotw op <• n bat the strength of tba apot »ere will not fall to Imprcaa oor situation there market. Katluatfd receipt* for the eon abow a allfht fallloa off, hot I contlane to ba record lirroklag. Prices for Raw Material Hold Finn Conditions Favor Better Prices. New York, Feb. f.—The undertone of tbe local cotton market thla morning uss bare |y steady and first prloea were dowu point*. The list, bowsvcr. failed to !_ reflect the Liverpool cablea. which were dlaapoolnting. Home poaltion* were only half aa low aa due on the foreign newa. and «onaiderable buying developed. which tbe Impression that tradera were ei her & ting another rally here. Advices froi Liverpool. an far aa future# Were concerned, were disappointing hhtur- day morning. The eloae waa quiet and uu- chanced to 1% polnta lower on the near and unchanged to 1 point higher on tbe dle- tant. ^Advance# of from t to 6% polnta were expected. Tbe following la lb# range In tbe active mouths In Liverpool today; Open. High. Low. March April 6 77, 571 - ® May-June May-June x....6J0% July August 6 6. OctoberNovcmber ....647 664% 6.44 at 2 twin -SJFLipIci advance; middling € 11. ijm fialeB. The futures market In New \«rk 6 to 6 polnta lower. The decline waa morn the result of profit-taking aalea thau to change In the attnatlon. The buying waa of good character, and It la the opinion of con servative tradera that better prices will rule, provided etUtlng condition* In (be good* trade cuntluuc. Com|»aratlve receipts at all !’. H. port*: Net recclple today *5*780 haute day leal year I**®* Total alnce Heptemlwr 1 JSl’S; Haute time laat year a.*6.«44 lucreaae • • - 1,7m,JW New Oricona llalveatou llouaton hfovement at Atlanta: Receipt* today. 1*07: " 1906. o.non i.i k.om c.opt to 14.000 12.720 12,000 to 14.00U 7.848 bole day laat year.. lucreaae mtpmrnta t«»d»y.. ...13.4*2 ... 7.044 ... 6.474 SPOT COTTON MARKET. dlate riae. The Journal of Commerce: "On uncx pected effccta of cotton Inquiry, Inveatlg*- tlon Just ordered may go agalnat growers. 1'amitalgn agalnat cotton esebangu fltallng ant.” Itradstreet'a: "Taken aa n whole, tbe uary and tbe etapaed portlou ary la fully equal to. and. In __ keta and aUplea, notably cotton di far In eicea* of last year’* large bualueae." Following la the at a tittle* l poaltion cotton on rnday, “ “ by Tbe Wew York Vlaible auppiy American .. Fort receipt# Fort stock* Kiporfa Interior receipt# ... Interior shipment*. Interior atocka .... In eight week Hlnce Heptembar I., 4M t.71S.MS|t.044.7m New Orleans, Feb. 9.—Iloyward. Vick A Clark: Liverpool not np to expectation*. Thla Liverpool * eaUsing t aid#. *| straddle selling from 2 higher. Market opens 203 lower, flbould market “ luff 16 poluta, think It • good pur chase again. Market dull ana easing on liquidation by smaller longs. HESTER’S WEEKLY CROP STATEMENT the eight days nf February, tho to tals show an lucreaae over laat year of 172.- sc over the name period year Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. Uralf'c tvraaty-ftre jura' .iWrtnr. .f ad- Kin, (a aii.di, «D.1 tL. Mulk h.. mad. MB a pPNffXlud >u. tkorltj U hi. aparUllj TIPS FLASHED From Wall Stwet iiSffw *<■•»? • ‘r . Feb. f-J. H. Bnrbo * f Ipaetal to Tbe tKrom ir New York, .». Ijou Uixi stock market % to % lower. Paul la an exception. Mag The London market New 1-lMck her# /ester RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS day waa reiseted^tu lasdn*. NAME OF ETOCft. £malgamat*d (War . Atlantic Coast Una. . American Sugar Bef . ;aiu*ted < T He Const _ American Sugar 1 Anaconda American loeonotlrt. *AB3srLk-/: do, prafermd .... AtcMsou . preferred . lean Cotton Oil. . Car Foundry . . . , more 4 Ohio . . . rookl/n Rapid Tran.. Man Prfrtflc. . * igo and Nortbar'a, __J 4 OhlQ J Foal 4 Iron. I Leather .... _j Great W. . j M., 4 st. r„ re 4 Had too. , r*a SaeurlUaa. . T i i u s s li . __ due In l«oodou next areak. and New York Is expected to eerare considerable amount. The bank atateiueut will probably hare some Influence today. Dullness looked for and no grant cbi__ w lu price#. Ilarrimand dividends expected next week. The stock market does not appear to dlaturlied over the predicted cut In reserve* Tbe louu account, it I* said, will abow bat alight. If any. Increase. Froapeet* nf secur ing gold la tbe favorable factor now. and If the wheat ami cotton exports routine* to United R$a i«e Heel* .* ’. i do. praferred. .1“ 26 f t i iiii iiii iiii I L s* .J4S ink lDtTi * ‘I T 1 j mi :::: a” tt* Increase It will com# lu largo volatnaa. Town Topic#: With the,afMMMJtw congress a*mo at band nod tbe | portunt lHill Interests are aatlaSed to 1st market take Ita owu course for tbe time Itelng. roitaHous that tbe abort Interest will prerent material reaction while actual In NEW YORK. ran,, la cotta* fa- t Jill i 311 f IJ fi: :: Hu *E43 'iltt '9! 47 *9J2 9.3Ji40 9.46-47 9.5346 9.4243 TgU 8.62-61 9.6640 9.6744 Hcpt 9.60| I ff ftet f 9.94! 9.87 9.89 9.72 t.f7 9.47 9.80 9.60 9.9fi 9.47 9.72-73 9.70-71 94244 9.44-87 6.78-79 9.74-74 9.4748 9.92-93 I 'l«>*ed steady. LIVERPOOL. na, followlor ttTaa tbe epaala, nap anf claaa, compand with jaatordaj. batoraa op.nod ataadr. Orvealn, Prarlaaa „ , lUnrr. Cloaa. Claaa. K.braarj 6.714 6.73 t.7,4 b.Uraanr-March .1.7, 6.SH 1.704 Marrb-Aprtl 1.71 6« IB ..I.B4 July* At Auffuapi.pt.nlbar ....6.U ,6.6t HepUmbar.October ...A.I3 6.BS Octobar-Noreutbar. ....S.,7 5.4,8 Nor.mh.r tiac.mbar ..6 414 6.434 6.46 6.43 r.4» 6B 6(3 66* 1.64 6.4B 5.44 6.414 NEW ORLEANS. i 1 If 11 1 li Wb !..... March. . . .110.39 April. . . .1 May 10.47 June ; July 10.68 Ocl 10.16 Itrr. . . . .10.15 io.iijia* ib‘.48|io.43 '10.68^10.63 10.1410.11 10.18 10.16 |10.26 ;10.3U 10.41 10.40-41110.44-45 110.40-42110.47 19.4810.47-44 10.61-62 ia6d4K|ia62 64 10.6810.684010.4243 10.141 VO. 16-lv 10.17-14 10.16(10.16-17,10.19^0 «'luseti steady. iii>. nooo that laya of Inal" year 2.016,000, an lu creaae over tbe anrae day* year before at of 1,042.000.and over 15*>4 by 1.966,000. Tbe amount brought Into tight during the past week bus been 334.142 bn lea. —»•« nOT »■** the seven days ending ngaluat 191.007 eight day* H-fnrc last and 240.761 tome time The movement aim*# Heptetulier 1 shows re<-elpts at* all f'nlted Htatas |>orts 7,416,* 2-J2. agalust 6.K4N.6X9 last year. 4.741,374 year liefore last and 4,144,942 aa me time lu 1904. overlaiul ncroaa tbe Mlaalaalppl. Ohio mid ■ steadv* middling upland* 6.11d. I’otomnc rivers to Northern mills and fan- UverpooLjto«d/. nr dn. Kjy.iao. agalnat SKt.92* l**t year, 458.* Atlanta. “'Ai fn. 1? ti* mS Tart. 3-Mj? 1 mMd lnff II.I'.-- N.w Orl~n.. jbSrSaUM Ilou.taa. .tijily: m « "« ' , | fc . Chariest on. firm: middling Jta.iiwh .t~.ly; BMdltat Ualvrttuu. firm; middling lb. TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. Tb* following tnbln nbown receipt* nt tba tawwa tStoy. Stmpared with tba same day Part*. New Orleaux. (•alreiton . Mobile. ... KMvantinh. . I’barleston. . Wilmington. Norfolk. . . New York. . llnst on pywyhto. M4Z 24W —It3. Various. INTERIOR RECEIPTS. n. fMi.-M •*»*■^Sd »'VV Im itnrtnr town* today, compared who ibo Tavu. - it oust OU Augusts Memphis. At 4*lnrlnu*tl. -s 3158 3331 1284 4SA rS 3301 278 Total 25077 10414 HAYWARO daVl C y K c 4 o^ K lItter. New York. Feb. 9 -J. H llache A •'<* IVHiie profit taking thla morning ^ Influence of lower cables from l.lvcr|Hwl brought about r»M*es#l«*ns In the early se* rf,.u tnduy. (Itbuuffli lli.r<- In, of til, operator, on tbo 'l'‘‘ "'i.v There ... ,1 the Mine tluie jin.nt lakhut hy r.«un trndern. V.Nenln, up of also accounted aa * f*« dine Fries movements verv little business «« wmrm . .4.4^. Kstlmnte*! receipts fur the coining week •how a slight failing «*ff. Thla may have a evident cither way. ■and effect on the tnnrkct. The buying was considered of a good character on the p ent week** advamv long of The operation tras evident. vve i should Ivc Utlilted to get rout present Indication*. reason* why higher price* should not rule In the nol dUtant future. SPINNERS TAKINGS AMERICAN COTTON Ketretary llester _ ghoa thg of Amerb agaliiNt 2-V't (Ui Tear, 22**.t*kt >**ar t*efore ta*t_ Total alnee Het»temlw*r 1. thla year, Mb OKi.ngllnst 4.OA00U last year and 4W.0U the je tM-fo |dm Vtf'thls. Northern • touk 1 1*0lea tbb «‘»gtt spinners 2. i41. last ■ till foreign Moniierp agalnat XI99, iv") last year nud 3.579.i»«) the >.-sr In*fore. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointer, on Proviiionj. TtrTlir fiffnl,,. I from llayvurd, Vick A Clark i Cblcaffo, F»b. 9.—llartl.tt, Frail.r A Cr- rlufftoh: Trade In wbMt wa, thr Inrgr.t In Ohinlb. ymcnlnj, khowlnff pl.lnly lb. hruadruliiff lut.rrat. Many lou(. could nut ■Mud priMpriiiy uud Mid out on Hi. ad vtuc. They will ,11 wmur lb. whrat luck and will buy ou tb. ratctlou or tik. It back blffbtr up. Th. Kuropaa poMtlon I. lb. ■ truncrat In yi-ura. uud food espurt demand asaurad. Tb. probability of crop aenrr. nu- uau.ll, Mod. Tb. wl.t.r baa bmi uum- Kiu.bl. fur fall MWU wbrat and tb* Irr- invudou. uiow cov.rluff In Ibr nurtbwr.1 •j quit, likely lo now delay In «wdlnc. Would Mli certainly kMp luu( wbrat auti add lo tb. line up or dowu. Corn and oata rracllnff after pr.il. atrady Min*. Both will a.11 mairrlally blffb.r. Cblcajq ll^urd.H.rald: An Odraaa .aid. ■ tat- All »t.i n In Tba * * - - •XI year Imforc ln*t nud 480.089 tamo time lu-1NM; Interior *t,M-k* In excessinf thoaa held nt the close of the ooUlluentfXfyunr 476.134. ngnlnst 63K.734 Ittt year, 563,774 year tiefore ls*t mid 342.354 saute time In \VH: Southern mills ttklngs 1.302,oon. against 1.236.433 lost year. 1.106dU9 year ttefore Inst soil l,079.0u4 tame time lu 1904. government’ It forced to feed th# penaianta or Three make the total movement for the utberwlan there will be a revolt." mt>cr 1 llrootubntFa Kntalsn special cable tars: nth!: "All grainTirtliF tntertor hat been diverted to supply the famine dltlrictt. There ore no arrivals here and prices have rlseu sharply, cnualug practically a prohibi tion of exports. Merchant* any tlint the WHEAT CLOSED . WEEK UNDER A WEAK TONE THE WEATHER REPORT General Large Receipts and World’s Shipments De pressing Influences, Chicago, Feb. 9.—Eighty boat loada of wheat, aggregating 640.000 bushels, were taken at the seaboard and out- ports for nhlpment abroad. Thla de mand wot reported late, and It caused a great stir In the ranka of the bear ahortH, all of whom made a rush to get under cover. Ten boat toatbr -were taken for direct shipment to St teraburg. Wheat cloned around the bent prices reached and showed net galnn of l-2&R-8c for the day. Corn reacted from the bottom and LOCAL FORECAST. stocks should l>c Imught on all moderately for round profit a. t to show s soft spots and held for round The hank stateuieut It llkel, _ further reduction tn surplus reeenrea, bar the monetary poaitloo la entirely aacura. tlnue. neat, but with trading l_. toon to Itegtu In London there should l»e a reauiuptUHi of buying from that quarter. nud the stock market attonld Improve next week. Whenever weak we would nay particular regard to the llarriman. nlll and Hteel stocks, Feiinaylranla. Baltimore and Ohio. Loulavllte and Nnahrllle, Atchison, Ml. Paul, Northwestern. <‘«H>per. Oeaernl Electric. American lAM-uniotlve, Republic Rteel, and Iso such low-priced atocks *• eniphls. Kansas and Texts. l(ork Island. Erie; Houtbern Railway, and Ht. IaiuIs Bonthw'cstem, and Texas Pacific. Kell cotton on this rise. Buy wheat when- weak. THE COFFEE MARKET. ».—I’ncbnuged to pfeo- No. 7 44k; exchange 154: receipt* 10,- *•*—ents to f’nlted State# 9,000; Bu st m-ks 409,000: market quiet. stocks 2.M1.000: Bao J'nulo receipt' tint* The ami eloae for today: 31.MO; Jtindlnhy re- .New WEATHER conditions. With thd exception of a small area lu tbe extreme southeast, the pressure Uns de creased at nil atatloos east of the Rocky Mountains, and the area of low pressure rnlug Is now central In northern Mic gnn. Its advance has caused a marked rise lu temperature between the Rockies and the MIrnIbsIppI far south ae ceutral Texas. An ares of high pressure la moving lu over Oregon and Washington, acrotupuuled *"■ cloudluei --- — ‘ ‘ Apri_L - _ -• t •• June July .. .. August .. .. September . October .. November .. Deccmlkcr .. Closed ate: lines* and some preclpltatloi -pressure Will ,-au*c fair and warmer wi er lu lid* vlclnlly loiltglir and Bumtoy.- 1l.ir5.4R2 year licforc Hist am! 4.294.373 as Hum- lu lKM. Foreign exports for the week have been total thus - r Hguiust 4.2Q0.6M laxt year, an lucres*** Northern mills taklngs and t:an»dfl during th«> past seven days show an Increase of 4».7««. a* iHmiparwl with the corresponding period last year, and their total tnklngs since Heptembar 1 hove Increase! 192.190. The total takings of American mills. North. South and Canada, thus far for the season have been 3,«»7r>.R5i». ngslnat 2.920,474 last rear. These Include L7S3.65A by Northern spliinets. against 1,661.460. Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty nine lending Southern Interior •entera have Increased during the week 39,713 Imles, ngnlnst so Increase di Ing p**ri°d last dnrlmr ^ n? Si.746, anil nr.' 144.27.7 larger than at thla date In 1906. Including stocks left over at port* nnd Intcrlo.* towns from the. last crop nnd the nitutlMT of I tales brought Into -Ight thus far from the new crop, ihe supply to dntu Is 10.513.294. against 8.461,413 for Ihe same period last year. COTTON MOVEMENT DURING PAST WEEK The movement of cotton for the week and I'usnii. ns compiled by Superintendent lug. of the New York cotton exchange, i as follows: The movement of cotton for the week and season, as compiled by Huperlntendent Klug of the New York Cotton Kxcbangv, Is s* *" n * - Waskly Movement This Year. 2S6.7W Port re**el|ite Overland to mills aud C«L sda 49.KJ6 Houthem mills tnklugs testl- mated i - 40.WO losses of Stock at Interior town* I9.X*4 Brought Into sight for the 347,2*1 Total Crap Movement. 13H.734 IJtSt Year. 7,«i:.«4S 5.901.214 This S’qs Port receipts .. t>\erlsud to mills nnd i sda 673,121 Houthem mills taklugs •esti mated* l.STd.OOO 1.25M00 StiH-w at Interior towns In excess of Hepteu»l*er 1 . 443.494 615.924 WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT New Orb Increase I ngnlnid * kUpply of llester. of Russian special cable aavs* . orn . r * acle « * ron » t •There are no arrivals atthe porta and the »howed amall udvancea. Oat* were up l-4ff3-8c and provl- mnrkets are advancing ererywiiere. Kxport I'uolnrss has atoppad. Crop conditions “ changed." Thare w Berlin c^XMe here reading freely.” Bert sing from Budn uhlan and Roumanian wheat and l.n Pints (Nits. There was also a New York wire here clalmlug a brisk exmirt deinnnd Manitoba wfienta from f’nlted King'! Also Antwerp buyers In market for du *’heat for ICuaolati account. durum New York office of laogan-Rryan wires: ”i:xp«irtera here say Liverpool quotation* am the Iteat Indication of how this Russian should be taken. Loudon aud llnui burg trying to buy wheat here for Uusslu.’ Loudon cabled the report of teto^of ten Fuller of Bartlett Frntier said: over ou#-thlnl of -the cash oata In prlvst elevators In Chicago. More than half of mi. stock Is sold for shipment, and I believe this relatively the cate with other ehlppers great many oats sold awaiting who have _ cars. Another hou«e Informs me It has I. 250.0(H) bushels oats sold lo the Eatt for While there eeerus to keep about the . notice that same difference over Chicago,”’wires Tracy of Minneapolis to his firm here. "We have l»een told by an ebontor man, whom we thluk ought to know- something about It. that there la ten bushels of wheat oobt In our market to every one that could be de- llvered, anil the mllU are *tatiding pat on their long ii l»efore you M V little Ilk* . man. "It’s mighty sensitive this morning to even n very little buying. There must be a tremendous short Interest here." Minneapolis cl.-tlmed that Tuesday’s Mies of oata aggregnte«| 6M.uv» imahels to go all rail to New York J. Bleklnsoii a Co wilt occupy the former klltmlne Hodman offices in the Board of Trade building after February 16. The firm will handle cotton, coffee and storks lu ad dltlon to grain. Ixwal Hour men claltuiHl that they could _ . no Imprmcnicut In the demand of Ihe largest flour ei|H>rters at Ht. l*»uls claimed that the foreign situation waa ex tremely strong, and tlmt tbe requirements from the 1 idled States would be heavy. Ht. leml* miller* were buylug cash wheat at Kansas • l»\ Bnei ilaiuagctl Ay n*« W. orn crop greatly estimate 60 per n Hoaarlo an Id e Up ] alona were L* 1-2H 10c better. Primary receipt** wheat for the day 386.000 bushels and for the week 846,- 000 bushels, compared with 628,000 ant 661,000, respectively, a year ago. Clearances for the day 229.000 bush els wheat. ClR.nno bushels corn and 33.000 bushels oats. Traci r- ATLANTA 26 38 .m Abilene. 40 72 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. The following give* the open, range and clusu of the Chicago grain market today: WHEAT— May.... 79% July 79% High. Low. Close. Close. M>% 79% Hept 74% 78% 41% 46% 46% 44** 46% 37% 37% Mar.... 44% July 46% Held.... 46% • >ATM— May 40% July 37% Held 32% FORK- May.. 17.90 17.SG July... 10.02% is.06 LAltI>— May.. 10.12% 10.17% 10.12% 10.17% 17.07% 10.16 W20 10.16 10.17% 10.10 10.*) 10.32% 10.80 10.30 10.22% 40% 17.90 18.00 July. May July.. 9.76 9.86 977% 9.M6 9.S2% CHICAGO CAR LOTS. Below Is given receipts today sad astl aiateo receipts for tomorrow ... t Today. MODERN MILLER CROP OUTLOOK crap outlook favxtrnldc. Few lands, where the plant la covered No damage I* reported as yet. Coun n*ada are Improving, owing to the cold •other, nud good farmers’ deliveries of wheat me probable when hnutlug become* |MY**lble.’ Hxcept snow at Boston and Buffalo, fair weather prevalla today over the entire coun try. The eastward advance of the nren of low will cause fair sml warmer weuth- Opening Range. 4.1W.28 3.Wk6.«5 .6.60-6.66 6.66-5.70 .. .. .. 5.764.86 oi.804.90 6.864.00 6.904.96 6.864.06 6.004.10 6.06-6.11) Hales 23,000. Cloee. 6.164.26 5.C4.7P 6.704.W Ho o.704.f 6.104.86 6.864.90 5.904.16 6.004.06 6.064. tO 6.104.16 f. 164.20 STOCKS OPENED AT GENERAL DECLINES Market Was Reactionary During the Entire Ses sion Saturdaj-. CLOSED FAIRLY FIRM But Prices Were Very Close to the Low Figures * of the Dav. Hrw York. 5'i-b. A (.acral dl«|m.:n M lo bMltwr «u ikon *11 crowd. luff lb* paWctlon of til. tank .tot. wMrli w»« unfiTorobtr taffond thr lion, of Wall urart. Thi nurkrt didTI, Ukr klndlf to thl. nhlblt. hnd ri2! »M olf quit, Btffrtdr. thr l«21 | rl ' M from 103 point. In thr non- |.r„ Iwom. Thr rlom nt WMk at thr price, for th. dnjr. tknrrrtun«ut boqd. unrtanird. «>,k_ liond. ntr.dr. r !»rw York. Frb. t.—Thr •took murkrt oprum nt atmoat (rnrral dpcltno. n. cln, promh-ont ricaptlona tain* Am.tnmttrd nn.l A n . ad kflMonrl. K.11.1, ..4 ■trading nnd , Trie, drrllnod M nnd IUItlmor,- nn .i r.i tod Colon Pncfflr %. fltr.1 prrfrrrod 1 U and th. common %. NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. . Th. wrrklj .tat.mrnt of th. Non v„. k Amorlntmt Oanha .how, tho ,,,, *hsngea: Rceerve. decrease t'i I-***# l ulled Hlstee depoalt*. dec.... IrCgal tenders, decrease |ic|MNilts. dei*reaee rirculstton, tocranae .... 7.ID.2I- THE 4-ONDON STOCK MARKET. 8TOCKH- Anseondn Atchison do, preferred .... Baltimore and Ohio - Canadian Pacific Cheaapenk KrW ‘beaapenke and Ohio ....|I16% 1I*% ... Ul% IM»n i »% EXP0RT8 FOR FEBRUARY DOUBLE BIG CROP YEAR. New Orleans. Feb. 9.—Th# Tlmes-Dema- crat says: "Yeaterday’s cotton market ad vane# traced Its Inspiration lo either prevl Improvement In the spot situation or to the evidence Indicating bullish manipulation that came to light rather than to further favorable development In the relatlou* of ~ ipply and demand. 2|tfll —gjiowerer.—tbe-Jtnowlcilge. that exports during the first week of February were about double the, quantity cleared from the , qi American porta Inline corresponding week at the big crop year mlnlmUe«l to the limit the effect of the huge showing made by Observation* taken at 8 a. tn.. 76tb marl* Birmingham , , Bismarck. . . . Host on. .*. . Buffalo. . . . charleston. . , Charlotte. . . . Chicago Cincinnati. . . . Corpus Chrlstl. Unvcuport. Dodge City. . Kl Faso. . . Fori Nmlth. . • tnlvestoii. . Havre. . . . Jik ksoiivlllc. JupUer. . . . Kiuisss City. Key West. vllle. I#on Angeles. . Macon Memphis Meridian. . t . Miles City. . . Mobile Montgomery. . Nashville. . . . New Orlenna. . New York. . . Norfolk North Platte. . Omaha. . . . Palestine. . . . Pittsburg. . . . Portland, Me. . Portland. Ore. Rapid City. . . Hi. Louis. . . . St. Pnnl. . . . Snn Francisco. , Savannah. . . . Hpoksue. . . . Tampa Taylor Thnmasvllle. . , Vicksburg. . . Washington. . . Wilmington. . . • i *- .j 34 rlnga were active most of the time. . tr Itelng apr" _J "— *’ L 75 wire* explaining tb ... the Tolumc of short selling that has been attracted to that mar- » ^ to ° narrow grade difference had unduly depressed ctmtncta Ibere. Fresh Inspiration of oue aort ur another will be needed today. Hlnce the talent agrees that nt the moment prices mar tui- advanced more easily than depressed Ehe tendency on the whole should favor the atnplc. or at les*t should promote steadiness sod coull- deuce.”—Hayward, Vick A Clark. THE METAL MARKET. WEATHER FORECAST. isnilsiattn oud West Texas. Boutli-Fair and warmer. Arkansas—Fair, warmer tonight; Sunday fair; colder In west. South; West Texas. North- L. H. Fairchild. L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. decrease of last .....sc of 2t.t**4 year Irefore last. The t«»tal world * visible supply of c«dloii as ft.hd.6l3 lust week. 6.r>&.579 last \i-iu and 4.3V5.-.-H*. year liefore laat. Ilf thla. the total of American cotton is 4.32UM. ngnlnst 4.36H.8I2 ln«t week. 3.X26.579 last year and year liefore ls*t. nnd of all othei kinds. Im lulling Fgypt. Itraill. In - LIT? «•« — .7..-. ■ iHfOl ek. L.O», PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS \ Ihlble supply of col toil decrease is*mpsre«l with no Im-reaseil c.uuimr d ":rz Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 858. ' ATLANTA. GEORGIA. •or I•••fore last of LVM>.!*«;. i|«|ldc supply of cotton n» now ittoiii and held In I coni Incut til Fttropc 3,014, NSW ORLEANS. Mmb.ni S r, t*5* C°t'2S. N.w York CofTt. Exchffn** N.w York Cotton Eichan*.. N.w Orltana Borne of TrmUk N.w Orl.au. Btej.^, C 0 T T^N , ^°.Sc7S i T?^ <U Prtvfft. win* to NEW; TORK noj CU1CAUO. Ord.ra •olt.-l;*d fo» to. tnr* dtllvwy, an nbov. Exchnnc*- - - B. C. COTHRAN. w. J. DIBBLE Accountant and Auditor, Uonlltlon 38. Trinity now 34%. North THE 8UQAR MARKET. New Inrk. Feh. 9 -Refined nnd raw- markets Rtcady nnd unchangeil lieets steady; Jr>f- * -* . - - — ™*-w- -*- .^..mon binary and March «* 9%d. Erie, 1st Hreat Western Illinois Cntral Louisville and Nashville .... Mexicou Central, pref Norfolk aud Western New York Central ... Ontario ami Western Philadelphia and Rei Bock Island Koutheru Pacific Houthem Hallway ... 'do, preferred .... Ht. Paul Union Pacific Lulled States Hteel do, preferred Wabash, pref 14M% 1W, 173% 17J>, • ••••• j Vi t Jj '106«; t I STOCKS AND BONDS. . — Bht. AtkM. Rrorfflh 4le. Ml* !8 Georgia Railroad is, DIO Savannah 6a. 1809 Macon Is. 1910 Atlanta 6s, 1M1 Atlanta 4%a, 1923 Atlanta 4a. 1M4 iw Atlanta and West Point 113 Atlanta and Went point Dbta. . 108 Central of Georgia. 1st Inc 88 do 2d Income 77 Georgia 210 Augusta and Savannah ........ U6 Southwestern 116 Georgia Pacific lit*...... UJ COTTON BUD OIL MARKET. February. . . March. . . . April May July He|itcml»er. . Cl0*l*t 44 U4l't 44%'tiG noted very qnlet. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. fora rlnerd firm CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION Capital $500,000.00 C.ndl.r Building. Branch Corner Mltch.ll and Rorayth 8U- Equipped with every modern facility for doing a general Banking Tract and Saving. Buiincsi. 4 Per Cent Interest Compounded On Savings Deposits INVESTMENT SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLO. The moet modern Safe Depo.lt Department In the South e.peclallf prepared for itortng .mail and large warn. ONE DOLLAR Starts an Account THE 0RI6INAL 43S BANK Money Draws Interest from Date Deposited UNION SAVINGS BANK Gould Building Carilal $50,000 0«*osi!s.. 100,000 Rmvrctt 200,000 Deposit* received from * m. lo 8 p. m. and^on Hniur- itaya nntll 9 o'clock nt night. Tatr natronaga Is rai apprcvisi' ’•jiynt J . w r nn.i P*i.i>q) .ear In-fiww last nguhiHi y&>,i*i) Iasi year ami for.- lAtot. nn.i In lh- Unlt.-I 1114 Fourth National Bank Build HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, Dell i-hoa* tut AT SLta,oa. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK COTTON, STOCKS, BONOS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. C.rand.l.t and Orovitr 8t«„ N.w Orlaant MEMBERS: New Oilean* Future Broker*' AxMcUtlom. New (Irieniis ami ('hb*Mgo Ibtartls of Trad*. LIVE STOCK MARKET. i Itb*ago. Feb. :* -llog*—Itet-Hpt* 17.*WU light Fvh»7.M. iul\e.l 94.46 b* ' Ni 7 1i migh P'< w*ff6.9i>. THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO. Orlees* Colton Exchsnj*. New York rot too Exchange, «;*lre*too rotioo F.irhsnee llouaton 4'oltoo Kxrbaage 97V..5*» gtNid lu ••w \.irk 1 ■elate Member* I It Ana Market steady:! *lfcra.|2.to, ft ! . COMMISSION BROKERS COTTON. STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Privet, wire, to N.w York. Chicago and New Orlenna. ATLANTA. GA- E. THORNTON, Vle. Pr.»ide''t All Account. Gunranttad. iat Offlet. Knoxville, Tann.; J. a XACHE A CO., AND BARTLETT. fflVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS A CAR RING-ON. nn.i M,™ »■ :m; : mi,- l(.,,-i|,i, : ,..i ■ m,- DWii®. w.»l.n. Schr.plro Building I k'.,m I Oie«i: Oppe.lt. »«'i<v,,i C.. .I,7ki-n>| North Augu.ta, S. C. ! Order, tolicit.d for Purch.M and Sal. for Future Delivery. Correipon r *xi : r5"''r a i.‘,VriiilS;' d,nc * ,nvit *d. Atlanta and Oasrqla cuatomar. will ba givan apaclal attan- C. E. CURRIER. PraaJd.nl. H. T. INMAN, VicePratidant. GEO. R. DONOVAN. Ca.hl.r, JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aaeiatant Ca.hl.r, Capital $500,000.00 J Surplus and Undivided Profits J $600,000 00 6*>11fc 7u, lamb* J'^j7 75. urateru UOIL We Solicit Your Patronage.