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a !U THE ATLANTA OEOIiOIAN AND NEVA'S.’ MoJfiiAv i BiiarASv ii.- ir.i m IN ALUNARKETS Liverpool Set Pace, Coming Unexpeetedly Weak Mouday. NEW YOHK RESPONDED There Was Moderate Un- loading and a Little Hear Pressure. Sew Verb. F»li II.-The ii.ltoii niarkel epen. | ;o» pul III n lnwer. or In line will paid*,. wlllrh were qn»ltUI»Mi'T) Knnw Imur prraourr dwHopral here «l**» *l'«» »*rnt/* uiihMdlug. tbt* rffra*t Ivlntf *•» "***■ rfclrb Tim firlraa for rot ton Monday I# •}! H»»* nwrntfttlvr market* opcural •°wrr. Knlirra In IJ«« a r|wol atnrtral unpvpcctrally lower— quiet mill anehangral I nolut down— whereaa NihaiufM iff 1 to 4 points won* duo on S**w York'# rttmlog on ffatardfly. The trend wm downward daring tb# rutlrj ■##• ■lou. IwM prtrei showing derllm* of 4«*to -#potnia,-tko ***** mouth* tnffrrtng the greatest ahrinkagf , MpotH won* ■trolly M • point* dollar, •plnuem taking only 9.0» luilrai at 6.06 for "In'tbf Ntw York market future* opened 7 to 9 potnta off lu response to the wrakOMs In Meenmnl. the near months as In Idver- imot. aboutuk the greatest decline#. Trad ing wa* not aetlve. and waa confineil chiefly to the professional element, who are I rear- lablr Inrilaed. and an* taking advantage of the recent advance to take profit* Other- wlar the «11nation la unchanged- The mill* NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Special to The Georgian. (From Hayward. Vick A Clark.! Sew York. Feb. II. -J. M. Ilarhe * Co. Urertmol waa due about I in 4 higher; open* <ol qaleft and uu« hanged to J lower. At U:U p- m., qalet aet tnt% lower oy near awl apnt*. f lower at Iff; aalea k4h. Amerb*au 7.090- aiieeulatlon and esport l.ffto. Imports Edited bj Joaeph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. Urely’a | WMty-flre ganra* oagarlone* of *d- Itlag market* * At La fa a ad tb# 0#«tb baa aiade htm • recognlreJ s*. tboHty Iff bla aprcUlty., 3.(0). liiHndlng U.ooo Ataerirara I’ort recelnt* t.nlsy eatleuitr alnat 30.704 leaf year. luted at 93J09 OYrrtMMlglll. very dl•appointlag tula more i* little reaction inar In* looked for ou the oj»ulng. Hut wltb the demand for actual cotton aa iuantlffhte aa ef and a much better tone prevailing. we _ not look for nni' h daellue. and Itelleve that o«Mtd buying will develop on aiaall ter* Hirer aalea of cMha for the wet ere CO.QGO trieres. dellverlea SfiOM pier. _ ltd produrtpill 220.8»»* ide.-er. hi ticks, all kind#, eat I iiim ted nt M'/>» pleeea. According to lufffruiattnu ie<v|retL high grade cottofi waa offering freely In the At lantir*. I nil with demand equaling offerlaga and fulleiMlng price* paid. Cotton hat good uuderlone on haying by Mitchell. 1 Following are tl a. w. Mda* March 9.17. May 9.42, July 9.43. Octoler 911. January _ ... Liverpool . I»* and poaMbly lower market Idle. . The market open# I to 10 Inwei (liK.ip|H>liitltig. No disposition cumulate; . many line# of grants. (onti goods. It la rejiorted. are baaed raw material. n* Liverpool today: Open. QSfe Mereb April ....5.41 fg May-June 6 *4 1.4t July-Augnat 6.10 iff 6.6J OetoberA*oreud>er ....S4fH 6.49*4 8.SS Heater makes the average low. r.ei 6.66 Secretary Heater makea the average weMft of lielea for five month* from MeptemlHT I to Feliruary 1. this year. All marketa will l*e cloaed tomorrow (Twalap eicept Idverttonl and IajikIou ou ■croont of IJncoln’a Inrthdny. Trmlliie w«» pr.rll.wlIr Bt ■ >l*n4.tlll Anripc I In- Ira.lln*. dow rhlwfly In lb. bnlldaj 1-rfr.* rotmd a very narrow range. The cluae waa steady, yet 4ffl ft poIntR lower. Cunifutmtlve receipt# at nil V. It. port#’ Receipt* today .... n ote day laat year nereaae £>.496 ... Srt.TTl ... H.CA2 ... ns.iMi ... 37.S3 “ :x37 .. 7.GM,9ft . :.,«9.:io . .1.902,17*1 Ratlmatrd receipts Monday: New (trleana tlalveatou lloaatoti Movement nt Atlanta: Recelpla today Mame day laat year Inereaae Hhlptneurc.today Marne day laat year fnrrreae Mtnrfc on band today ... Marne day laat.year Increase HAYWARD, VICK A CLARKE'S DAILV COTTON LETTER. New Orleans. F«b. 11.—'The marketa are now working through that perloj during which old crop ced«a Ita Impor tance. rights and power an price facto and trade Item to the new crop. Thi process la by no means a smooth on< and every year accompanied more or leas by erratic iuctuatlonn until control and Interest are directed Into the prop er channel. At first any weakness and decline in old crops, which are In ourse of liquidation, w RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS T WOT COTTON MARKET. l.lT.rpool, .Im.It; mWWII»«np!2!J' , « 4<6J Ailant<t. steady; middling 10k Iff' New York, steady; mlddW nOrlOlli WlWiy. wbuhi"* ■ Util, llork. mm«j: nrtMltn,_)««.. Augusta, steady; ailddllug 1»V KatSS. attad/; MbMIliig U3*. Hoeatoo. steady; utldUllng Hr- uahrcatoD. steady; mlddUag He. TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. The fellowtac teole ehowe reeelpt. et the towns today, Smipared with tha same day . Porte w U04 Naw ; Vsreanali .’ .... . . Yflttelaaloa Norfolk heel on Peaeeenla 7Tv7T 14U9 1981 1917 . . M r* 1IU2 124 . 249# 9040 Wl . 12 m 687 48 Total 3411 2iTT74 INTERIOR RECEIPTS. Tbe tottowna table 4hraeJ-retpta et th, tatsetev tewae tedey. reel pa red with tha tare, day laat yean Tewae 1907 1901 Hnffatnn. Augusta. ....... Wfev.v::: riuetaeatl Wffff 649 Si S>1 7949 411 MW 972 Total yw VCZ L. H. FAIRCHILDS A CO.'S WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW. New Orleans. Fell. 9 -Considering the volume of business done. Ieoh a|M»ts and futures show a satisfactory adranre for th»* wv«*k. The week-end figured Indicate con lined record-breaking aplniiere’ takings, and notwithstanding heavy nvrlpts sentiment Is tnrntug more butUsU and the puttllc Is twgtn nlng to r»*alla*‘ that a lino».(sW l*ale er»»|» I* aa ahaplutr necessity Advleea from tie- Atlantic atatiw are to the effect that g's*d cotton In that section haa all Iwrii wdd. end that a much l*etlrr demand for low grades la In evidence One prominent turn* • advise* ne that ther can sell gi**d cotton now for the same prices aa were obtainable when January wutraeta were «*lling rit 11.2#. February ekpnria. If they eoutimx the anme pmnortloa they are uo will exceed TlO.aro tmtee. amt s. | M *«t po*tc«I men In the business what the American mills will do promptly ffT- fect new crops, but thin will be the rase leas and lean aa we go along, be cause the next crop la too Important In the aupply question to be lastingly af fected by the remnants of this crop. Viewing the situation In this light, the decline today presents nothing extra ordinary. Spot business In Liverpool fell off to 8,000 hales with quotations reduced 6 points and future# declined a# much a# -0 point#. According to ra. ble#. Egypt wpa selling, and the undo- tng of straddle# on ihe-part-of-^K#^ York contributed to the decline. This supports recent Information from Ne'v York that the short Interest there wanta to get out. Our market con formed proportionately to the decline In other# and tomorrow being a holi day, amaller longs liquidated and sup port waa lacking, yet nt no time during the morning was there aggressive weakness or disposition to sell. Th*' ejKit market was quiet and sotnowhut lower to sell. Home demand for staple cotton; others neglected. New York. Feb. 11—J. 8. Baclie A x: The taking of profits on the long end of straddle operations probably accounts for the decline In Liverpool today, as there Is no change in the character of the news over Hunday to impart an easier tone abr«tad. With March-April In Liverpool nearly 'ion points over March In New York, and the prospect of manipulation of the near-by month In this market. It would seem to be the part of wisdom l<» und TIPS PLASHED prom TVull 8treet WA* AW iJiZLAmiirt!.r^tMJr «**** Th* liaik .Mfrnirut Batantar ladacaA a lei at i-*r arUla,. a ad Ik. aaaal ntarraa S ll so doubt load to aiaaa rnaraalA ft- t. br baa»«Tto bar. Fkllad Huim Imlu mnala with laaka tkla nk. Tb» bulk at lb* «oB*jr r*larr»d "to Ik* trMattrr ramr from kr. Tort liaaka Th* bold arrtraU thi. ■orulni la l-o®. dou KOI rat r*t»ri*U. hot Sam York «• p*rt*4 to aamn ran* at It. Tint loo. ntaaaah la SalunlaT a >lat*i»*at waa tarr boary and aboaM. not I<a aar- ptiet\ to aar klctn-r *all rat*. tkla wMb. r ytwat |irtr*a bir* looknl tor. lull 1 Milk laark.t .bould It* a -urrkaa* ou waak abot,. Th* laa* at raak la Bat.rdaj'a liauk atat*- mt wa, da* to tb* iw^arawat to ttw I*. Th* a*tllii, waa pnitMonal. W. It on tb* drtr*. .fork, .bould Iw bonttkl i fair adranra. Otmtdo trad* rout Inti*. n*ht and Ik* atarkrl la pro(nak>nal. arh*t la Irranlar. lint not actlr*. paaiouala rrofklni Htvar la atrnne on tkr Itnanl for a ratix. iltorhood of 110 mi tkla ~ NEW YORK- 'ffi&skx&r " **• LIVERPOOL. 1 ill 111 ! Fvb . . . . Mnr< Ii . . . April. . . . Mav eji 'Ifii ....1 | nasi E22 t.S ».* V y, 37 t'icj't.iftjyuj S:£8 Juiv Aug Ki*|it Ort 9.04 9.C 9.61 9.79 f.aaj a.asi v*h a.na-64 9.61 9.62 9.63j 9.«41 961 8.16 f.Ui 9.M4) I.MF 9.791 9.SI 9 M SI lowing glr*. tb. oprafag i ■ comMnd With 7*nt*rdaj: Futnraa oprnnl oal.t and atradj. - NEW. ORLEANS. Th. following I* th. raaf* la cntlca fn lures In Hew Orleaaa tods# the latter part of motln meeting, te ahoiild lie Imlllali fet more and Ohio, te l*e quoted wltkoot Its 8 per cent dividend will be In TiTen^famr NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointer* on Provisions. —Th*- Fill; mil llnonl ll.inld. AU uf Lbt tdemonts that go to make a large tmwk**t In coni appear to Iw active. powerful ■IMviiliitlve Intcrcsta ara hnylug In a i Mtntillnl way on theories ■which take Lionel view of the situation. Home of the ; country elevators and many of the netlra merchandisers of the grain are selling be route thej- Isdleve there la n practically lu exhanvtlble supply lu sight. W. H, Hurt left sent the (Allowing to all of his ca* totners y«»*terday: “Aa far Isick as l*rj we rnlsetl n crop of 2.SOO.OOO.OHO bushels corn; since then our smallest crop hns been 2.2-V).0ft).0nti nuil our largest 2,900.000.000. No matter bow large or how atuall the crop hns bceu. It Use l>een used up. snil uo siirphtN left to carry over to the ne*t year, lu 19tri imsIi corn sold at SSe In this mar ket. lu 1903 at Me. In 19)4 nt 58lkc. In 1968 at ffHfce nml In 1906 wt AUkc, -Uuriug #11 this time our home eonauuipftan has In creased riioruionaly. and Is greater today than ever lietore. Our present fsport de- timnil is Inking every bushel that can Is* delivered nt the aealmnrd. aud. owing to failure of the Argeatlnn crop, the a ataS(MTli ofh*^ tha f Em*'rvir'ksn'ao'TM°d!uitltT nf*th* Yt«» .uppofi comlst failflultdd: «xt«m from I *}•»,^, ll » ll « ; l “>-p9e ■» th* short., RoaKf llrad.ni evened up k 2*IMut"7h» aaSSSS thti" Juvinlr th nretfv va.it 4« o... . iCBY IS# in strmldlea. in which there In a big paper l port ttemnml dwrtug the sprlug 'nnd auui profit. Locally, the market has been tU t mer monttis pronilaes to bo ns Targe aa we pretty well laat week tn anttcitmtUm of the holiday, leaving little l» do to day. Home buying waa encouraged by the-amalUoatlmutsdl .pari Nqt this Influence was offset by the largo 1 - Tn ™ estimate for Houston tomorrow. There I# no pressure to sell short and but lit tle business anyway. ALL LINES OF COTTONS ARE SOLD FAR.AHEAD. of their stueki of rot tons. There never haa been any doubt expressed by lesdlug eommlasluu mer chants aa to their ability to dt*|NMr of thr _ - -* * * nit tb<* present go*sis for spring nnd summer valuation. Their only com with regard to the fall of 19 opening of fauey the for- »- t . _ j-ffttiri* iy from this country. Tbeae eoudltlons in sure aa complete an abeofptiou of our laat bla surplus ■ so that after this mouth WHEAT WAS FIRM AT JHE OPENING Advanced Fraction, Later Lost It On Reported Receipts Northwest. l'hlca*o.- K*b. 1J.—Ther* ware lo«.«. In all the itmln aa well A ho* product markets—1 -4(.1 -2r for wheat: l-ift *-tc for com: 1-kOl-Sc lor omta and 5O20c (or provlalona. I/onts were aall.ra late In the day In the way of evrnlni, up ov.r the holi day. Primary ferelpia of whrat for the, day *70,000 bu.hcla; corn i.oH.DOu bushels. t'lrnraurea for the day 250,00 bushels wheal; 200.000 bushels com and 1,000 bushels oats. rash transactions were 20,000 bu.h- < Is wheat, 40,000 bushels corn ant! 100.00 bushels oota at Ch|ea(o; 2 bont loads wheal, 7 loads com and 20.000 bushels oats at tho seaboard. THE WEATHER REPORT LOCAL FORECAST. FOB ATLANTA AND VICINITY, lair tonight aud Tuesday, wltb uo mate rial lining* lu tempera Ur*. WEATHER CONDITIONS. th* *ntlr* rouatry, ami there baa Ivon ‘ tlttl* precipitation In th* laat It boor.. An area of high pressure roerrs th* major Isirtlon of th* uifl|,. reatral oe*r tVyomtug. with Ita crest extruding luto uitith*ru T*ina. The adranre of this area of high pressure lu ranging somewhat rohler we.nh *r over the wiutb and east. Tli* lowest pressure I. now over New Knglaud. hiving moved eattlrunl from northern Mlehlguu .lure Kaltieduy morniiur. Th* forw.nl moremeut of thi. arm bn. raitsed aoute amiw III tli* Ink* region. New York aud New Knglaud lu the taut two eastward drift of the western area of high pressure will mow fair weather In this section tonight nnd Tneaday, with hut llttls rhaa,* ln trin|irn,turr. Minimum and Minimum Tamporstur.. and Rainfall. doing th* largest linatnrm aa reeord. Th* Hill storks ate made the target at hears hemnae of farther .ggrcmtr* legf.la lion threatened In W.ihtngtou. . tv* hear eopper Mw.nniptlou, which waa lgnre.1 to Inrreaar la 1207. baa thus tar do- **moed are* HOC mat*-period. , not Iff any Fcopla arc 'waklog up to the fart that he Missouri. Kansas r J * r the mast proiulsln* railroad lists. Town Topics; Trading light with no tuocU r^mloii did vcrr_Mttlc ou altbcr • acllbig of the tolll stocka. but i largv quantity. siinrrmg #07 DHIWUI TCOCUOO riMMit levels good stocks will #<t- <rom present levels ranee to m ^ “ si houses fun tgn baying has been nImoat as I pooailile dfvli ter regarded than ever. The Copper. Hmetlera. Lead. Atner* Fonndrv. Repatillr Mteel and --- (n f tvor> aw i attenTlou. In aikUtton’to Mkrasa? mentioned, to Rt. P«ul, Atchlsoa. Penasrl- vaula. Northwe.tero, lainl.elU* and Nash ellle. Reading and the lltlt seeurttlm. Bay them on soft spot, today. On any bulge, mil cotton, but oa breaks bay wheat. STOCKS OPENED FRACTION LOWER There Was Very Little couragcment in the Kurlv Mroning Newts. TRADING WAS lHjj, Unexpected Favoralilc An. nouncement from Sci-’v Shaw Caused Advances Naw York. /oh. U.-Tbe onlv *ff, . Natuday-a oofavoraW* bank statem. > ' I'ifZ-L JP-fetaeat w«» Irmoasa In tha vail money market I ffN* fft wt# outset of file din V i .Igtyr dm rate fcdvan. »aaasas.-8s.^v i "!;5 'hat *h2*wmtld"at 8nce Iwy' . •». aeeordlnSiyrwkieb were agert Irrrgiitaiity at the opening ret begun to gather «ti.., la up within tra, of laat w**k. sSUftSlWr*-- ■a Panic and .ti, ■ and Hmeltlug last It sod Brooklyn tt i,.|.j Trau.lt. Hngar .Urted M higher. ' ton. 1‘rnn.ylvaala .nil Baloo I'.rlr 14 higher. Baited Rt.tr. Stuei lower and-lost-14 par coot tost. 14 par cant. MINING BTOCK's" Boetoo, Feb. 11.—Opening stork. T.'' Ity W4: Ibaaaoa 22W; Copper linn.- 5:v THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. BTO^KB- CLARK GOODMAN • CO.’S WEEKLY MARKET LETTEfo. been marketed with nnnahal mul , _ gjjtmjif the sharp falHng off in recvlpta Moat people Imy cotton futures In the fall of the rear; when receipts are enor- mors, and they generally lose their tuoaer. Cotton Is very uiiirb lower non- than It In the fall, the movement of the cron jrnetleallv o' - the f TH0MA9VILLE, AtrWaoD rrrr.....vr;.....Iifl6laii Anneonda 284 do, preferred ....> Raltlmore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio laonlsrlUo nod Nashville .... Mexican Central, prat Norfolk and Western .New York Central Ontario add Western I’ennaylvanta /... Philadelphia and Ueadlng ... Houthein Fpctfie Southern lUUwsy do. preferred 8t. Caul V'nlon l'nclflc United SUted Mteel 44L do, preferrwl _ MN Wabnab. pref. 7014 ; |M Amarillo Asheville A8BSw:: -lit well Into tbs snmmer. the bay and oats erops bus already Inrgely Into our «*orn supplies; Ike high prloe t»f rattle and hogs lias atlninlutrd IwiIIiij, for while rreelpls «f mAtiirol lioffs have been light, thr unuilier ou fesn* f«n «spring and nuuinter lujiiUrtN Is reiKirt- rd large. At the moment eonntry eleva tors are wt*ll filled with corn. Intt aenivlty of enra will result lu Us coming slowly ou tin* market, and. aftrrt ho next tlnvc weeks. I tad mads mul oprlng work will mi off all receipts from the fnrtn." T. II. llnu«*oek. of litc MI«Miurl drain Kansas city, nml th- l>es men In the secondary market, the nltuntlo hi staple cottons for the full iiAHii.iuwi n j (lighter appearance. It Is now Im II.m ! tint on sheeting drills, enara** nlilrtmo' ml similar Hues of isiarao ymu rnbi-bH nHi 1 ers will secure prices Ini sod on not than U-cent cotton, nnd that whether « \ * port drumntl «'oman to hniol or uoi. tin- • domestic «*ousiunntlou will lie sufTIcletit to I keep pliesn stuady. Tin* more turn I on t .u j ton darks nnd denlnrs lu tin* medium nnd lirsvywrights Is much stronger, nnd It I *—***fft“ r “- ** ri' 1 * j Mol lira Vile ra tor Cnnipnu>. «»f l»m M.ilnei ittoiia | burn, who ofwratrs cxtmslvely In eor , .I, a 1 a! 1 "* I West and Moffthwest. brllrves that Clib ago "•T. * I will Net* mi nvnlanche of corn lu the spring •mint «»f thi Inslug lier III until AtlNUtb* SCitlMMI’d •pring lierauM* ot i|m* nirreut |hki the InnldUtv of 1h«* nitfis •■-— — ,| ^ lu nil primary handle n tnrjr"r srger rontrnct 'hnnuels. whether tor woolen... •Ilka, linens or fine rot tons, tbe drum delivery of all ff«Mta|<i under order for Is urjrant. Tin* drees gmMts miiiiMfn- srr forwarding spring ‘order* an Ith rapidity and this lirnnrh of the woolet liens Is In excellent shape. The full cimmIs trade Is now liecomlng mm •nil ms king a full nel« fleets** id plaids. c nml Ttlon of tin* fa nee Moral . - rs tile week i*hm*s with sittistantiar re»*t»nl* In n«*arlv II departments. The uiiuibei of buyer's m»w lu tbe msrkft reprem>ntlng nenrbv re- tiillers Is larger tlinu at nnv linn* u' fore lids (ear Their purehnsei* Include a fair ntr»Se of dotl*rsMr*_ whl* ll ur»* iN'itig rk»t*. . efleet •»f i In* gill , rally Is* drawn tbnnigh Chicago the tower lake fr» cnnllug of rorn he atirlbuitNi to thr Hint n Inrge part of surplus for which turn able - to procure crib r.*. piled on U»e ground n lough weither. Mr II iH'lleves that this »-**rn * % 111 largelv grade rontmet In the spring u. ^nnii ns the drying winds Uu'e hnxight It luiu Its normal v«m dltlAM. Special to Tin* lleorigau (From IIm word. Vq U k Clark.i Chicago. Fell. II Itnrtle'tt. Krnsler k Cor rtngton: The foreign situation Is the Imsls of the present strength In wheat, nml long liefore It |s discounted there will In all tmdmhlMty bulltsh »bo etepmentM respect lug th** winter wheat crop. The most on- eoitraclnc feiitcriN however. Is the lirnaficti- ln« of tin* ••p4*culrtll(e IntcroRl. which In sures Nt-ddllty and higher price*. Huy while th>* market 1% -dll low Whe.it sltuatiwN very strang with ««• tinned foreign i»ii%Inc. i>tuiu*stli* demand In creasing. l.ook fm higher prices. Ibdlove cm and 5*nt« will In.IIi sell hlghiw Tin* crop pe.lll.o. will work out In ami prb**» level In the K ! 15S! SO I «) Follow lug Is tin* vlstlile snpply *oru and oats. Wheat, decrease 289.0Q0 bushels. CHICAGO CAR LOTS. Helow la given receipts today and estl * mated receipts far touiwraw; Tamar Tads?. row. Wheat ?i M K * •' 49 C: | |(» j’rTOYA'tiViHx. hectlon Hlrecior. THE METAL MARKET. Miss Hue Culpcnper enterUIncd at twi tables of tirldge Vrblsju#ftgruauu. .It wte of the lovrtleat card patties glvkn irttr tn Thoraatrlllr. Her mother, parties gtvhn this - -* \ Mr#. * Misses Kits Mae- and George Cox. have lieen the hmiotee# number of delightful social affalra., V , afternoon. Mrs. J. 8. Jetmltt gave a large nt the Elks Club. In their lay morning, Mrs. U. A. Iinu- heldga Imsilami tertalned at brldga for them Wednesday morning. Mrs. E. M. Ftnltb gava a lovely eochre party Thursday timmlng to «wo attractive visiting glrla. Mina Ethel Mr. gad Mr#.' .nformally at hr~ m llcluna refreshments were i game. Mrs. Fraeer Hrlver mtT 1 Tneaday afternoon In bon M<*t»onald. of Cutbliert. of the ( \ve<iur*4iuy evening nt U ..... ..... donor of the visiting young ladles. Mr.- ntul Mrs. Itobert Timmons were the chap erons. Mr. ami Mrs. Voae and their daughters. Sam Totk. F«b. IL-rl. 8. r SbeA A There wa, reey . ttlii. •tart with this moral Of. over au Irregular Uat. btibUns (or aaM la their were allowed In drift, noroe lainrei w«, stirred up br hmrp burlsf -of lleinphk XanMi and Texua I wore at* pool nauilhnla- Hon 4n 8n*nr. The unexpoetatl annouii. .' tni*n» fmn Hecretafy Hhaw offering to uit* ,WT»Wfiua In Jsl;. 1967. smnrt the room to rorerla* and abb biwixhi lu sore. ouLtde liujrin*. The whole uiarku: reepondeil to the food a.wi and advnin*. were aeoeral. At nooo market hold. u|. well with food prospect of M(h,r r.n(* t» STOCKS AND B0ND6. Bid. AikM.. Oeorcla 414a. HI* Macon la, 1810 Atlanta It, 1811 Atlanta . jtral of Georgia* lat toe. do M Income... Georgia .a..........A Aacnutp y-* 1 «*"■*“ •••• OOlUHWlUIlH • .0% , Georgia Fkclfic lata ;ti b(»» w Mb ll** Plb- •lit able, Macks III th< divided shrinkage We u**t Iwllete tint j o >1(N there la yet euongli public luterest lu tin* ‘ ^ q, market to carry on nu\ big mlvanee. Imi iwtld take very little now to start gen i \j rt , ,„„ v . tlw lw*.i • tog talk of TU* |H»**|||4» 4 ks 1 large k.H*p Is stead!!. Tbe light sterks anti •leitinntl nnd tbe fact I 'Hhig at Mlt*r than' lus irriliee to the buy- ■keiitug Interest Iii ; the large operators W running, short aids, ns the chnu i* **f the to u« to Ik* too limited i* asking rant the risk, (tn ant •r cottmi j would favor purchase itHlcrnfe decline COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. L. H. Fairehila. 8. J. Wh L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. NEV^ Ort LEANS. Mamiwrat J5* w S r, “"» Co “®" KxcUonf.. .New Torn Crttaa r.*ehanire. New York Cotton Kxibank*. New Orl.an. Boon! of Trade, Saw Orlaaaa Stock Exchanre. Chlraao Brurd of T.-ad*. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION." 1 * Private wire, to KRVY YORK anl CHICAGO. Orders ao’rM.ed fat I fur* d.llvonr, ou above Snkanim jj. (. COTHRAN. CENTRAL BAM & TRUST CORPORATION -Capital $500,000.00 Candler Building. Branch Comar Mitch,II and Forayth 8ts. Equipped with every modern facility for doing a general Barklug. Truit and Savings Buslneai. 4 Per Cent Interest Compounded On Savings Deposits INVESTMENT SECURITIES BOUGHT AND BOLD. Tho moat modern Safa Deposit Department In the South eipeclnliy prepared for itorins email and large were*. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS btas of thr New on#nlng sad rtaeint Yoib «vHtun acral oil 0|*n!ng rinsing •» 4I I .MT41« !*. ffia i. «s ti^it r. \ 4i4f»ii»t Coiplro Building. ATLANTA Boll Phone. Main Ell GEORGIA W. <J. DIBBLE Accountant and Auditor, 1114 Fourth National Bcnk Building. HKFCRENrH* NU l*hoa« 1414 imr n v-na fix Atlanta .Natiwiwl tUfffe JL 1 A, QrJL THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY Home Office, 100 Droatlway, New York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, 0. P. A., President. . C. G. Manuring, Vice President, Theo. Cechou, Jr H C. P. A, Sec. end T-t«* BRANCHES NEW VOI7K—Waldorf-Artorle. ‘ATLANTA—Poarth Natl Bank Ki'lf- BOSTON—Exchange Building. OHICAOO—Marquette Bulldlnir WASHINGTON—Cnlirredo Building. PH1LADUU :1A—Bellevue-Sir NEW ORLEANS-Hennen Bulldlna. 8AN Fr.ANCISCO—Belden Bulk! ■< LONDON. ENGLAND—4 King itreet. Cheep.lde. A—..ANTA BRANOH 1016-18 Peurth National Bank Buildi"0. C. B. BID WELL. Resident Ms^nagtr. Telephone, Mein (72. Cable Addreeo. Anulit. N Y. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONOS, COFFEE. GRAIN AND PROVISION}. Carondalat and Omvitr St$ H Naw Orlaana. MEMBERS: V#w Orlraiua rot tan Rsrhsngt I .'•*« Orlraas Kntura llruktars' a«eim'vm*s. ^vw York t'attoff Kxrtumgp. I >**w Orlrams am! ( Ib*•'•-*(• of rialrvatua Cnttra Fxrffangv. I ) *’fk < nffra* Km Intiig** llaaatoa Cottoa Rgghaagr I Atsortvta Mvn.-prs |jt#r|tam! Cnttna Au a THE LIVE STOCK MARKET vidT \ It»*» VIptN iV >«i • 4»i lifji'.M’: j X1 T «U I Market Iff l»wi*r:f <:.rei. .*..«. riXtT. I '** Jv'.X. ->**n| imIiik* Naw Tnrk and Chicago Corrraprm! 4a A BACHC 4 CO- AND BARTLETT. FRi>ZiF.r ; .iisrc MfirkPt Iff- I |0fl R X CARr.lNG^CN. THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO. COMMISSION BROKERS COTTON, STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN AND .*ROVISION8. Private wires te New Voili, Chicago end New Orleant. AU Accounts Guarani old. Office:: Oppeelte Poet Offlct. KnoxvTtTe, Tone.; Schrapire Ouildln) North Augusta. 8. C. Order, solicited fer Purchase and Sale for Future Delivery. Cerreehon Peace invited. Atlanta and Ctargla awlemete will be give., a.-tiiol alter BE tOPFIMI A Urt'amii. Vle.-l rexhlent. MAWKIXk I' ninuatl f. t. tr. BYERK Aeeteteat 4'4«t Third National Bank Capita! .... $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $37F*.000.00 Mil.HfV i'a* !'(•*AN, Jtif'.V \V. GflAXT. JL Y^lrt oin. I’lJAN icWi w I!. M. ATK1MKI.V. UtfKTlI A. MrCO It». J. II. V , *XXAI 7#V. J. PARgOM. PAY>" I!. Ik Ihl'OtKK. I'AVll* WOOt!WAin*