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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
wedxesdat, reuRCARy is. wn.
EXTREME DULLNESS
FHTMimTi
Liverpool Was Finn at the
Close at a Fair
Advance.
SPOTS WERE LOWER
NEWS AND UOSSIi*
of tiib Fleecy Staple.
H|Mw-lnl to Tin- flr-orslan.
iI rom ll.iyiranl. (M k Clark.)
New Yiirk. )>!'. IS.—J. 0. Harbr k Co.:
I.UtT|HN.i rv.t» .In.' tu iimir aiM'liangotf to I
irnlnl U|i; iHuMir.l I up ou Dear aad I op on
late At 1 -: 1- p. tu. II traa » III I <; m
near nuil IV* «'* up ou fate tauntka.
Kputa i lower. utliMlIui lew. aalra 1LW0.
l.lieriMml lot a ipiliiml eoMiderably otrur
ih« holiday. W> do ant luofc for any mot
' “lull It will do to
N. Y. Responded Feebly but
First Prices Were the
High Point.
' holiday.
... nine of activity. I»ut fbluL
buy trhmvrr n smitten •lump ormn. We
itiii eet- no reason to ripoct a rtutugr for
Hit* tniriM* In ri unlit Ions, wbH# say ralllAg
IT In ri-cripts would «r.-fitly Improve them.
Xetr Orleans Tliiicsl>«*morrat: "It Is A
IhiIiI it|H i;it<ir wliii will .irbltrsrlly drprrss
•'nllfrly new Field «»f no jpAt, USkUAWU
i utility mid quantify "III* Iht* wrflpoua aup
idled by III'* unique rburuetrr of the rein
New* York Journal of I'niuiiierrt: "A (•Iff
nr retire may yet flu* (lie tasr a rhsnra.
und tin* Inetjiiilde reurlli ii lii trad* which
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Uttyi luttuydtt
rwtr wytrltun «<aa-
MMaAMMsHi.
aad <h* Saatk kaa —a tie
Me. » •«
tfcorfty la hi* eproutty.
Tips FLASHED
From Wall 8traet
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
*auk or stock.
nlly g»**"l nnsm
i It hln them."
Kill I ItUer mill slot
for the faith that la
Mi.'
, min
! XIU.t.%,
The IJrerpni»l uinrkctB op*-n<-«l Wt-liM-i
gunning shout m» t-xpoct»-«l on New V*
Hoalng of Momlny. but there xvns n mt<
improvement through"
taliig Arm. 2
The following Ik i
Booth* lu Liverpool
March -April
Usy-Jnnr ...
July-AUgust
*5 point* higher
e mine III the
Mhiy:
•llgto
5 MG 4
•. rau
5.CU4
r.y.
Detoher-Novemlier ... .5 424 3. 134 -**. 4:4
Hpota were In good denuiud nt 2 |s lots tie
ellfte. Hale* 12/»» liale* nt rt.ttl for mhVdllnc.
Business wo* I Wednesday worn-
log on the cott«m etebmige Hint la. the
professionals were on hmnl. showing
day ...
waa the oopenlng fen!
feeble reapnnne to the ttrmn
the English market*. lirst pn-
ill'll.'
i tile
Thei
k* show activity at
neea ill n uuiiiIht ef IU*I*Urea
II |»tduU.
lo the bureau of «tntl*llra. Ian
loll exports were valued nt 90.
Ill llirretiee of M-l.Wi.hlH over tbf
i an me month Iftsf year.
I Number Of I Mile* exported ,1 27U.46R. again#!
647.521 lout year. Average jirlre 10.Ob rente
mnlnaf ll.I< the previous January,
i I (link rirtteti market overaold uud don't
; look for any great decline.
WVII Bros.. Monfininiery, wire: "The de-
I nut ii* I for spot" roiitllilie* eg tel let it from all
I quarters for nil grades. Wluit are the "pin
i iht** polng to do with nil till* nittoulr There
it* ini let up to deumiiil."
Ituier" llonts. Weiimati, Hay, II WII-
« u. Guest. I m rot.
Heller- Mlt* hell. Pi
MeThtyre mil Tlortlen. _ , ....
Home |M-i|ile "eein to think Hint Price linn
nnele u ■ueeeaaful scalp- lit oilier wurda.
ih.it If w.ilketl right lu. then turned around
mnl Miilketl right out again
It U early to nntlelnate, hut there la every
liidlrntb-ii that—If the old erowil trie* to
retain It" eoutrol and etuitliiue Its Uuuilun
'tiling exihnnge e|e«‘tlon Will In*
selling the exchange baa ever
know i
The.
T polnta alwve the rloalug *»f Momlnv. hut j llnafou reading aa folio 1
daring the niornlng "«>a*loii oprulug figure" manipulated, HtiM'ka r
* — • klutichr * *
M|H.t ii
In the aflern-M
cllne lu prlein «
and l«'-b
The eloae waa
vnpn
n n«*|||ug hy «*»uiimU"loi
•f buying jMiwer.
ateady net 7*j|o |Mdut*
Mth la
M.nd.n
tlml. but big pi
i*qrult
•d to take
later on.
areonnt of
Imt will In* large
final#.
In the New Orleaii" market, long" were
gelling on n heavy *pnt market. Ou lark
of apot aapiH.it. fiituri** have a heavy
ap|N*aranre and furthei «b*. line- are feared
on liquidation.
gj
Rerelpta W.J2I 71.111
Hhlpuieiila 77.'.«.’1 tll.ti.*" 11.1535
Htnrka *50.175 **T..*M
rom|u»ml4ve ree«*|pta at all I' H. |M»rl":
Reeelpta today
day Inat year ...
Ilernna**
Total reeelpta for fnui
Marne day* Inat year
lncrea*e
Total receipt" alnre
Maine time Jnat year .
Increase
I'lNtlllUlted. receipt" til
New Orleans
Cnlveatnu
IIoiikIoii •••
Movement nt Atlanta
Reeelpta today
tiny
J3.a*l
-*>77
141.173
mM to lie a cable here from
Near mouth"
held hy
nt the milIm la large.
IIiiiu tu low
he eve of a
■ 'lark
Market
York new a t rent a I
of probable March tend
— Ilnywnnl, Vick k
unchanged to S tip.
trluc||ialy -»—»»•«-
nlMint the
rt. Tlic-e
depreaal'
Atlantic Cuatl Line
Aawrlcnn Hugur ltd . .
Anacadda ........
Aatorinn I^x-..rootle. .
ilo, |irdcm-d
Am- aaieltwd lief. . . . .
do. prderr*.!
‘ ton
proferrad . ,
u Cotton Oil. . . .
r—oiidir
j A Oklo ....
rauklrn IUpl.l Tran.. .
Canadian l-a.-in- ....
Oiliwjtu on.t .Nnr-l-w a. .
Ckaanpaaka A oblu .
• olu.a.Ju w .i—i .. no* .
Cdutral LmilM-i
piafrrriHl
> k tinol
ll.. tin. .
I tail war, a ltiulaf.o. .
njatUlaCa •aearlilM.
do.’ inrlrtiml . .
Omral Rln-ttlc . . .
tllloola Cantnl ....
Am. Ir, Nariirllln .
I.onlarllli. A Ntiabt III,
Mel Iran ('antral . . .
Mliaoitrl t*a.lBi'
rank or rr ktk.
Narthvm iSrllc. .
Sew York Central.
NerfoU k Weettra
KeuatylTAOla. . . •
Itiople'# Oil. . . .
f’rtMed 8f#«i C*r.
nS,VrrF:
fiLKY*:!
CaltSi
_ dew preferred. . . .
Sou them l’*clflc. . „ •
j*IB « 4 Cl BC. • • a #
> sited Mute# Meet.
do. prafrrrad. . .
Wnt.ro-Ualoo. ...
Watt". . . ... . . .
• da. prafrrrW. . .
VYIarooalu C,rural. ,
da. prafarrad. . ■
NEW YORK.
rviT -
Mart U.
April.
July.
Aug.
Kept.
Oct.
Ill
2 Jj|
t
m
LRERPOOL.
Following I# tho'Opeftlnc'range gad
"iitiKiretl with yettrnUiy;
Future# o****iied steady. ’
t*9».
Opening
rehriuiry
9.5KI 9.41
B.i3 9.
9.Wj 9.&1I
—i L ' * Keh.-Mnr. . ..5.C6
.-jjl-y V;' r/2 .7-1 J S ;.*) M#r.*At»rll . .5.0^50
U ■ ■*' '• ' Aorit Hf— ' .G.C . 4.9Hk
.5.59
R.M
rrvvloet
i. m. (Tn#e. rio#r.
b.m 6.71 6.W
60 t&is ‘
'.3I-3SI 9.41-46 |
*411 9.43 9.4144 9 5.* 63 j J *
.61 l» Ki; 9.1*1-63. 9.67-fcr! JJ/JfTjy
#.61 9.66 9.5lg M4| .. 5J1 i
• Mil ekii ir.t nt. i r r. M«*pi.-Oct. ...6.4i
*49.72 9 7:73 9 f*i Hl •'AtS
. -JVk
Nov.-lire. ..6.41V6
<'looed firm.
5.4*
5.424
6 43
L.'. NEl^ ORLEANS.
Tk« foitowib* la tka raaca la caita fa
taraa la Star Orlrana todaa- ’
^WHACkrkd
ttSttvsb ftsrsss
atrradtb. . ... . ..
Tb» adraor* la laxtdon will lira thr
m,, isru
ISfuatUa In Iamdon la baraaUaf
Tb» HoirtbwMlrrti atorka am la more fa
tot now. and mpect to am «wd adrancji
lo all than* laaaaa. aanratr: Mlaaoarl.
Kansaa and Tataa, rolarado Snatbani, Toi-
an St. lamia and Houtbwratara aod Ml»
anarl I'arllc aboald do batter.
Ilarrlmana will ba Irartera as anal.
Than* aaams lo Ira aalllW of Nortbar
rife rrrry day. Tb, lllll atorka are ba-
mmlo( aa uapopolar now aa they ware pop
alar.
Imndoo hauabt at tb*
botiaaa any th, batter _
fount of pnaalbla earranrtr
try. Tbrra la a possibility of Dank of
Kurland rata lielnf lowarad tnawwaow.
Tban- la no doubt bat what tba ab«wt
Intaraat In atorka la larpe. and that the
mark,! la roaablna a point that will proh
ably atart tham Imyluc.
Informed lamdott alrclaa a tala that >
lnr»f Urarpool liaar pparutor lu atix-ka la
ahort of Saw York nml Imndon markrla to
tha aitant of about 100,000 •birrs, aad la
trailers*! lo ba audanrorln* to alosa ottt bit
arrounts. ..
A marl rani are amenity hlabrr lo London.
Thera la a murb inora optlmlstlr fMlInc.
awl. t ora bora rlly, at laaat. higher prices
ssem poaalbla.
Aa nearly all Ibr flratmlaaa dlrblmd-pay
lug railroad atorka now am on an Incest
mrnt Iwalr. tba mm In tba market ran not
tmderatand why tba oatalda pnldlr la uot
■bring more buylag. It may Ira baranaa tb*
nntablrra want to pirk up good tbluga nt a
rhraper prlaa than they am aalllng at now.
Tbla la ragarda*! au u autflrlmt raauon—
pmridrd thaar iauura go tower
Arbitrage
i opening. Arldt
r frallng la on
•ay h»U Tn tbla a
kab. .
March.
April. .
M#y.. .
Jane.. .
July.. .
il
.10.10 10.60
.110.061(107
110.12110.12
(.'loacd ttrady.
ij f -il
110.06 110.14
I0.t9-M10.9QJ1
.... 10.19-21 !10.9042
'* 26ilO.26-26jlO.3H49
_771lOi26-2l 10.»-4*I
10.97 10.96-97 10.49-W
9.97 t.M-li 10.07-06
10.91 9.9H-10|10.0i-09
10..
nrket la he
hhl.
FINE COUNTS COTTON
YARNS ARE VERY SCARCE.
•lay IuA yenr..
ShlpmeutH ttaliiy
Ha me day ln«t year..
Incrcna*-
Hi nek on hand today
Maine day Inat year..
|iicn-na»-
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
llverjMHd. Htemlv; mi.ldllug 0. '*51.
-\tin i tu. •••i»). mt'MItiig 109-It" .
New York. Ktcudy: mhhM-ntf ll«-
New Orletll.a. eaai ; eild.lttu.: 1 "'r
WllMelngtAOi. stlc iii' : intit'lilug !*♦* »’•
H;\vn'until. Nteiidy mldtlliug
I.lttl ■ lt<H‘k. atondy; mhldlli g I *
TODAY S PORT "RECEIPTS
The followlag t#t>le show* receipt# at tha
tewa# today, compared with tha ##ua day
last year:
Port a
New orleuiia.
«irtl\e-ton. .
Middle. . . . .
Ho vmi ii.ili . .
t*h#rle*iou. .
Wilmington .
N.»rf.dk
Itoaton . . .
rtilhidelpliln.
•IfiliJi-l dlffe
the cotton yi
vnllie of
opinio
\lalllig III
the pr
.•tit
jw.-r .... prompt nml i
Miiiiiif.-icturer- tialug flu.
dl»uu I'uiuit# ciuUu. HH-L enipliutlciNlv that
M'llera lire deiiiuielllig price- whlcll lire
prohlldtlte mill entirely out of nil reason.
«tu the other hmul eottou yarn ngenta atntc
that It I- licit to Impoaallde to dp lund
mills
aihli
iiklug ynrna~»f this
high prh*ea
tavik further ortVra itt
iiesM with tin
dewrlpllou o ...
prevailing The mills are hemllv
aliea.l and are not pnrtleiilnrlv nuxloti* to
r nr foe.
•nee* nre easier
f- j- v - It to nut through
the principal ifeitmnd. lio*N-veV. aeenia t«»
In- for the Mlnv eoui.iw. wBlefl are cxc**p-
thamllv #cari*t» muITctj lilgli *n price. The
deliveries which Hi.- mill- i.re willing to
grint nVr h-» ft.* alo-ad that huvrra claim
It U purel) A ~gniiititr“-tn tmy the prh-Hr
iletiMinihtl for tin- -ame. They atntc that
should the nrlcc »»f raw cotton drop eierv
effort would 1*1- made hy spinners to liolil
them to tludi roiiirart*. hut that ahouM
roth.il price" nihauie spinners would do
their utmost to gel out of uinklug tb* dc-
llv.-rh's called fm In the orders idius-il.
It re pilarltli-K arc tn lie found lu v.inous
qunrtei" of the unit kef. capiTlaliy on the
eiMiiair nunihers. hut ll can not lie stnte.l
that tin'll- Irrcgulurlttcs show any weak-
in's", as ptlces are on such a liasls as to
preHgde .ill Idea of rhenp yarns The |r-
legnlarllle# now uotleeante are fewer than
they wen- a week ago. A little over i
week it I n \ urns wen* disposed ..f it
prices slightly Itelow the market lend, hut
splllliei ► tlollig hilslliewi In tills liiniilie.’
X er> dmrtlx dlacoxer«*t| tliai thl- imile*
’ ke uni xxllluln** “
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Pmi-isions.
rliigtoti: Tin* hi
I lie selling this i
etivery of Liven
the effect ..f tin
If tin- hr
l.~ Hart let t. Frailer
ylng Inis Imh-ii lo-tti*
tiling In xvheat.
ol haa take
early cubic
nhahly
the
id It |.M.k>
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Tka following talde akowa receipts at tk«
Interloi town* today, compared with tka
oam* day last year:
Oil Mm.t
wt.plx .1.
emits
i Im.x
Houston.
Augusta
Memphis.
2341« | ?HH4
HAYWARD5VICK 4 CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON BETTER
-till total -ale
Mia
erfi
Jnrlty «»f spinner
mllttii t»» iiiiote mix urlres
know to Is* prohlhltlxe
• nroliIMftxc prl
I that they were not ns i
tlnnigSit. nml order- we
lirli-e- tiilllied. Tlieo* prl
Imiuettlnlel.v
spin
hlaeeil Resit adxmiee, i,r.
This iipldles t>m titular lx
COTTON 8EEO OIL MARKET.
York cotton seed oil
lug 10,nm ycsterilay aiul l.’.i
There xvas ronsldemlde selling In
market this morning. Iinlnci-d prxdmhlx »»> j
the xvenkne-s of March future- In New |
Yolk. S|ie. Illation al-iii the effect of Mun h i
tctnlers In New 1 ork forms the prim Ip tl
.diji-t for sfslpcrs' trading, ami Hits will
pndiahly he the ease for the rest »*f tin
immtli
4i%i»45\
Arc
riling
otic
Mil take
nl w In
fill hsik
hilt
i.l It- lack Im
lN-Op|t‘
lltiul.hltloll .if OUlSl.lt*
March, and that in-xv erotm. |f .l. pre
this Mari-h lli|iihlatlon. will attract «
tint hiiylug hy B|N--iilntlon mid tra
the hearing «f this Ihfomuitloii It
difficult to outline a policy f.u o|
In the imirketa during the next two
Fntll this •jnestlon of M.»r»h tein
New York Is settled, then will In
nnv decldt-1 entliuslasin In cotton
Tile s|M»t market I" t|Ulet aiul t*
. IS.- 4 H Rnelie
Business with eiuntnlMlon hmis**- l
#1 a standstill ami tin* pr.ife*»!..iiul
element has done Imt nttle
haa lieen aildun-1 to show
the ! ||,_-
•nut" In | k*
Mmlnei
liH-rtl
hm
nit
• liming howex.-r
"Ignltteant. ami th.
-I to In- hem Mi 1
foi«,'.| lii|iilil:itl.'ii of March longs
luti-rest In March I* Inercnslug
h dux. ami l" probably ,»f fairly
•rtl.iii" now. xx 11ii iitithv ditv not
think ll xxM* ft> fake profit.
Market will |i
morning, and If "•» lielleve xviieni. «nru nml
oat| to Im* ii plireliiis**.
iffileago Heron! Herald: European trade
puldh-athuis now arriving hy mail glxe more
complete lift:ill- of thr effect of thr Htmulatt
famine on the European wheat situation.
English gin In trade papers rf January 21
announce that Mouth Itiissla—which Is lie-
low tin* famine Im*|I—lias withdrawn xvheat
offers, fable mix Ices show also that prlcea
have iMlvauci'd to prohlhltlxe figures In so
far ns es|Mirts nre concerned. Home of the
grain trade publications of IhiroiH* nl*,. lean
lo the lM*l*ef that the previous cslliimtes of
continental wheat crops were fiMi large, lly
the lime tin* wheat now umler cmitruct for
shipment from HumIuii (Hirts has cleand
and the trade Is face to face with the hr-
tunl xvlthdriixvnl of this c«»iintry'a largest
competitor from the xvheat eiport field. It
Is prohaTih* that the public will lie a* much
eierclsod over the sensational feature- of
tlfr "I tun Mon as n small pwrtlou of the grain
trade la now.
I Tires paid for durum wheat nt the close
of Iasi week hy foreign lmjefs pro done
enough to Indicate that bard winter wheat
will iootl bo wanted on a commercial acale.
Ilotli durum nml Manitoba wheat east of
the takes, ami therefore nvnllnhle for xvlu-
ter export. Is uearltic eshsustlou. Ilo(h Ar
gentina nuil Anntralln are coutrailing their
wheat more slowly than was the esse a
short time since, xvtaen price# wen* higher.
With Husain out of the way as n shipper
of wheat, the other ei|Mirt countries can af
ford to -how more Independence. Mean
while a revival of eiport sale* of wheat will
•all the attention of dour buyers both nt
lioiim amt abroad to their depleted stocks;
The owner of wheat who anw n slowlv
ilcscfiidliiff scale of prlcea during the Inst
«|iiarter of 1100 mar see Imtter times ahead <
of him for the Ural quarter uf 1907.
Noteworthy features «»f Hie com market
during the last week tinxc hex n the steady
unloading by brokers presumably represent
lug the Cudahy Interests nml the constant
pitrelmscA hy brokers who are credited to
tin* Armour camp. The latter have been
deliberate, but nevertheless corn has ml
xnneiHl. partly In syni|iathy with wheat,
ilesplte the Immense lilies of long corn put !
upon It. Ilnlllsh features were the estimates
troiu sources prevlotisly provisl the uinst
reliable that the Argentine nportnhle aur I
plus nf corn from this year's i*rop would uot
exceed 40.U0O.OOU bushel*, as compared with
95.tVI0.000 bushels ex|Mtricd In ]9>4 The Rant
I* also known to he c-Mtiparnllvely Imre of
stocks In the hands of distributers. The
he In this dlrvcH ...
In view of the present great congestion on
<iU the local lines arUIng tualnly front re
ecu* large urrlx.il* ..f earn from the Went.
It seems far more likely that the Idockmle
will Im- broken llr-t lu the illriH*llou or
more cars niovi-l t.. the Esst. It cx*rtaluly
stands to reason that cistern lines will for
aril all tin* gnilii |*o*slhh‘ In*tore (he open
CABLES WERE WEAKi
RECEIPTSWERE LARGE
Caused Slump of a Large
Fraction In Wheat at
the Opening.
Chicago. Feb. I9.—The weakness lu the
l.lver|MHi| market and larger receipt# than
estimated In tin* northwest, together with
a moderate ~ temperature In the winter
wheat l*elt. caused a slumii of %v In wheat
at tin* opening. Hood buying hy profession
al I Mills mi the slump, caused the market
Io-recuvcr_i4ol H* early toss.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
close of the Chicago grain market today:
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
COHN-
Mny...,.
July....
464
94
464
45V
I’OIIK-
May.. 17.75
July... 17.824
LAHH—
Mar... 10.10
July... I0.M
Hi*|it... 10.t6
SIDEN-
May.. 9.fi»»
July... 9.70
444
464
’40*s
30?»
924
THE WEATHER REPORT
LOCAL FORECAST.
FOR ATLA NT A AX j» VICINITY,
rial change In temperature.'
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area of high pressure that was cen
tral In the Ohio valley yesterday morning
bn- moved to the const of Virginia, while
northwestern low I* followed liy
The
caused _
nearly nil stations east nf the Rockies. With
but few exceptions, clear weather covers
the entire country, ami there haa been no
precipitation south of the Ureal takes.
The conditions favor falr'weuther In this
section tonight nml Thursday, with no ma
terial rhnuge tu temperature.
Minimum and Maximum Ttmp4raturea
and Rainfall,
10.10
10.10
16.99
9.974 10.10
10.00 10.124
10.10 10.224
ATLANTA. .
Abilene. . .
Amarillo. . .
Asheville. . .
Augusta. . .
Birmingham.
IMamarrk. . .
lug of lake
XlgUtie
THE COFFEE MARKET.
i*e cable" European market" ftpcii**d
r as g."*l n* i \i‘**f|ci|. with II ivrc
ig t i»* h.ing'*d lo ' frat.i* loxver from
nl ll-imlmrg opei lug
pi* xxere liberal and Hr
Altii.Hit special Interest,
changed, cniiipaivd
Buffalo
Charleston. . .
Charlotte. . . .
Chirac**. . . .
Cincinnati. . . .
Corpus Chrlstl.
Davenport. . .
Kflc:":'-
Fort Hmlth. . ,
tIsIvesti>n. . .
Ilaxffe
Huron
Jscks«invllle. . .
Jupiter
Kansas City. .
Knoxville. . . .
I.<>- Angeles. . .
. . Macon
lower. Memphis. . . .
_ . . . p. m., Meridian
hanged to 4 loxver; dosed 4 lower. Miles City. . .
Mobile
Montgomery. . .
Nashville. . . .
'New Orleans. .
IX-TH'llim war, ll,b, |„ i Yorti. . . .
-I'b prtw-. .l«Ur. Swih Wtir.'
r l,Jf I Ontahn
the money
of money. . . . . ,
The stateotent was made yeatenlay that
Anaeonda. Iwaed on the present selling
price of copper, la earning at the rate of
fl5.000.000 n yenr. 16.400.000 of which It will
par to storknolders
Towu Topics: Herelopmenta over the hol
iday are not of any Importance and no tin
favorable features having appeared some
further short cover!ug scent# protable.
The money situation most be given close
ntteutlou. aa Investors will uot follow the
list up If money la strung. .
We still urge tne purchaae of good atocka
on all weak spots, especially the Ilarrlmnu.
HIU. Vanderbilt und Hteel isaues. Hi. Fatil.
Pennsylvania. Baltimore and Ohio. Norfolk.
Hmeltera. I«ead. Oeneral Electric. Car and
Foumlrv. Lomocatlve anil the low-nrh*ei|
Southwestern Halls, together with Krle anil
Houthern Hallway. In addition Id Memphis,
Kansas and Texas. Amalgamated aud Atcbl-
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
* vc. 19c.
LIVE POULTRY—Hen# active. 40 cents
each: chickens active. 3Up3ic each; ducks.
Pekin, 35c each: puddle. 26999c each: geese,
full feathered. 75c each; turkeys active.
14 nAKS8Bn POULTRY—Grara. nmlnws.
nctWr. lOeiiHc IKKiBd: tark.x*. uBilrairiv
active. lSetlRc imujul: turkeys, umlrnwo,
active. 14<* iHxunil; frle#. active. 16c |M»uud.
PHOI»I TB—Tennessee ribs aud holies. 9e;
Tennessee sausage. 9c; Urd. 10c pound:
bama. active 16c pound: shoulders active. 9e
ttonml; aides active. 10c pouml; hotter, so
live. 124920c |Miund: lieeawnx active. Sc
round: honey, .bright, active. Cc pound;
aoney In 1-pound hlockt. active. 19c pound;
dried appTM. V pmmd; white ]***# active,
t2.26fJ2.4t) bushel; lady |*eaa. U.00; stock,
OAMK—Quail active. 1.V each: doves
- active. SC each: docks. Mallard, active. 40c
ITcclp- each: ducks, mixed, w .»*e. 25c each; wild
Itatlot turkey# active. 16c p^und: rabtdta active.
124c each: squirrels net Ire. Ic each: opoa>
sum. dr eased, active. 11c pound: opossum,
live, active, 6c pound.
STHS OHIO
First Prices Showed Frac
tional Gains Through
the List.
READING LED EARLY
Market Developed Irregu.
larity After Ten Min-
utes Trading.
New York. Feb. 19.-Followlng thn \* n A
aet by London, tba stock market
strong, with fractional gnlos recnrde.i
throughout the (let. Beading led th- uj.
vance with an Initial gain of %. whiin k?
Paul and New York Central were up
and Mlaaoarl Pacific gained 4. a* tb#
end of the ten mlnutee trading, th- nnr-
ket developed eome Irregularity.
HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK’S
DAILY STOCK LETTER.
New Turk. FMi. 19.-J. il. ftnche A t n-
tandon. market yestcixlay was Intl.u-i,. ^.i
by oar at rung close and prices wen* high
er there during the day. The opeulng 1*1.
morning waa at a still •better mug.*, and
le«l to a good ileal of cheerfulness in-fore
our market opened. The New York
Ing.here was generally slmve tin*
of Momlny. uud they were ndvnure.1 xx ith.
out any excited bidding up. Annfitulu w,.„i
above Its previous high record ami .
T». Ainalgaumted was ptroiig. .1 r ul*.. q,..
Ilarrliuatia. Northern Pnelflc Iwl.l i M .k in
early trading, tmt Jolnnl the ranks ho-ihm#
iiihiii. Pennsylvania nml Hea.llng **.-r"
heavily dealt In aud were falrlr strong
The. Iiidiistrl.ila arc all -doing liettcr than
for mouths.
MINING STOCKS.
163: Utah T3%: Mhaunon 23; <'iM»pt*r ILm
16: North Butte U44; Parrot 35; Ol.l l»«.iu!
LONDON 8TOCK MARKET.
8TOCK8-
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
THE METAL MARKET.
New Yiirk. Feb.
he metnl market
Tin slightly easier tor 'spot aud
nl spelter unchanged. i
SPOT'GRAIN.
I.Iverpool. Feb H — Himt wheal cIouhI iii
‘hanged to 4 lower. r«iri» 4 to 4 lower.
BRAD8TREET GRAIN.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
fee 4\; Sr
W»* b*t»k
lieortah n*
eoillltetl .*
toted ».* ,
majority
- ith
arv 8; No. » cot
t* market liim-tlxe.
1 higher prbvs lor coffee, as
c- have been thoroughly ills
short Interests hive iiivuum
extent little rx*allte«l by th-*
xliig nre the receipts at Chicago for
uni estimated receipts for tomorroxx’:
Tmlay. Tumor.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
1 lileago
•die
nri
t exist ..r tiaiisfer to later |m»*I 1 l*e tntbiwllig Ugi.r**-
ratti.-r ili-in I1..1.1 tin mi Mnr.li ‘“"If' •-*<**> -I-’"' •') tUc
■ clr.'idiit.-l Ttii-ra i. UK oiutliot (nr to'hy:
New York coffee
that nuy bull
.. —itliii«»nt much either wa
IXe think hullUil ttottltl.li.e Is "llglitfx |es*
|troiioiiiiee*l ami that u r»*aethm would Hud
iiioiy Hxiuaplhlst'i" than <»p|Min«-iitw.
A petltbui to • ttmluate g*swl enlluury and
•trlet box- middling ttttgcd from tin* New
Yi»rk m»iitract I" ngaln Iwlng rln-ulatei| on
the tlisii.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCK*, BONDS. COFFEE, CRAIN ANO PROVISIONS.
C.rond.l.l and Gravi.r Sl«., N.v, Orl.ant.
MEMBERS:
R aw Or lea os Cotton Etrbance. I New Orleans Future Brokers* Assorts tins.
•w York Cotton Exchange. £*** «» r:, .* nn 7 l nA IHards of Tra.Hk
Oalveaton CNxttoo Exchange N«*w \.*rk Coffee Exchange
Uoustoa Carton Exchange Assocl.ite Members IJverp«Nx1 Prtton ink
New York nnd Chlcag«* Correspondents
J. 8. BACHE A CO.. AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS.
Open!
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а. «3t4.7l
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5.75-5.K0
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5.364.1*1
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.ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
LONG WINTER EVENINGS
OEMAND GOOD READING
Loipire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone, Muin 8:3.
OFORfllA.
Then why not get the “whole family
group"—The Delineator. McClure's
Mags sine und The XVurld's Work, to*
gelhrr with The Georgian for 96.60 per
year n advunce. The price of thee#
ma:;axinee r!«»ne Is IC The Georgian
im 64.7.1*. But all uf them can be nb*
utm * for year bv "ending The
xiv.irglan now $6.60, *r you can get
The Jeffersonian t Watson's new mags.
.. Feb. 11—Ilngw-H-totlinatcd
receipts ttt.nnn. Market strong to 5c high
cr. tight W.W7 IJ: mixed $6.4597.36: heavy
|6.«tf7.26; rough fC.9697.06: pig* 96.»)9«.»:
.mrUni 67.1097.15; good to chote»» heavy 97.15
t’aftle—Iteceluts 19.000: go<v| -tend*;
other- weak: ls*evea 6497: cows 61.6004.6):
heifers 9?.5n06.96: calves 66.M97.M; g.s*.|
prime Steers 65.359?; nnor to un-lluni 66.f)0
f* ,T>; sbH-kers ami feeders 62.700176.
bheep-lb-eelpta 30,000. Market steadv;
untlxe- 93.2606.9; western 93.3605.65; rent.
Hugs $5.4006: tattlhg 9697.69; westcru 16.150
1‘tirtlnml, Me.
Portland. Ore.
Unpld City. . .
St. Louis. . .
Ht. Paul. . . .
Han Francisco.
Kitvannnh. . .
Spokane. . . .
Tampa
Taylor
Tliniuusvllle. .
Vicksburg. . .
••*♦ 5:
STOCKS AND BONOG.
Bid. Asked.
Georgia 44*. 1815 a Ill
Georgia Railroad la. 1910 106
Savannah 6a. 1909 Itt 1
Macon is, 1910
Atlanta 6s. 1111
Atlauta 44*. 1922
1024 1014
Atlanta 4a. 1934
Atlanta and West Point
Atlanta and Weal Point Pbta.
Central of Georgia. 1st Inc. ...
do 2d Income
Georgia
Augusta and Savannah
booth western
Georgia Pacific lata
106 ](K\
18 !"
*S !!?
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New York. Fell. 13.~-l.ncal refined and
raxv sugar steady aUil tim hangnl. Loudon
**eeia steady; 6>braary ha Mfcd; March «-
6.0u. Ratmnaa per hunch, culls, aettr*.
11.60; straights. 61.i0li2.00. Plncnpplca. Flor
ida stock, per crate. 6100. Oranges. Florida
stork, owing to else end condition on ar
rival. per box. 610002.50. Apples, choice
Ilea r'livfi. 6S.S01W:- fancy, ATS; Mw
Yoik state applet*. xvTrtTer varteftoj. choice,
per barrel. M.2M/4.W; fancy, 63.7504.00.
Grancs. New York state. In 6-pound lisaRata.
Concorde. 200224c. Cranberrlea. fancy dark
Cape Coda, per barrel. 612.00: Jersey*. 111.00.
Grape fruit. Florida stock, owing to stM
and color, per tax. 62.?502.75. IJmea. Flor
ida stock. |*er hundred. 60c. Nats, fancy
mixed. In taxes, per sack of 100. actlva at
14.10 sack. Peannta In seek -—raging 104
K nndi ' ■ ‘
ffic
V*^4|
'4ETARLES—Beets, cntdisge crates, ac-
' 0) ernte; cabbage, etnmlard crate*.
..and: rshtage. barrels. 24** pound:
egg piAHT id-tlve, 62.50 crate: cucumliera. 64
24«
crate; tomatoes, fancy, active. S3.00ft3.6A
tomatoes, rhob-e, active. 12.0002.9 crataj
ernte: le-ins. round green. I2M crate: onions
dry. retire. 75c bushel: Irish potatoes, ac
tive. No. 1. 36C9I1.00 hushcl: celery, fancy,
75056c * bunch: peppers active. 62.60 crate:
okra. Mix basket- small. 6160 crate: cnull
flower active. MfKV pound: lettuce, bcndml.
12.0002.60 drum: sweet potatoes, yellow, ac
tive. «U» bushel; sxx'eet potatoes, white, ae
the. 76c bushel: kraut, half-barrel. 63.75:
rutnlingn turnips. 14c. Rtrnwtarrlea, 150
17'4s» quart.
FLOUR GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
FI.OrR—Highest patent, $5.00; nest pat
ent. 64.60: atnnilnrd patent. 64.25: half |stt-
cut. 64 00; spring xvheat patent. |6.on.
rOHN—Choice white. 70e; No. 2 white. CSc;
No. 2 yellow. Bfic; tnlxe<|, 66c: Tennessee
white. tWc: cracked corn per bushel, 70c.
Ilnii. «n.B*.
OATH—rholee white dipped, 66c; No. 2
white. 56c; No. 2 mtxrd. 54c; Texas rxist-
nroof, Kite; Go’.den oats. 63c; Rurt. 75c; Blue,
MEAI#- Plain, per 96-oound sacks. C6c;
plain. 48-pound aneas. 67c; plain. 24 |muml
Marks. 6Re: Geiirm. 61.25.
IIAY—Timothy, choice large tale*. S1.3J;
do choice, tmnll bales. 61.30; do No. 1 thlril
tales 61.26: do No. 2 third bales 61.20: No.
1 clover mixed, 61.26; choice prulrle. $1; her-
mndo tl.
SIIOUTH—Ghiilce white 91.50: Texas white
91.40; fnnev. 89 pouml. 61.3; brown tOftlOO-.
IKutnd. 61.3\
rmCKEN FEED—Fifty-pound sack*. 90c:
Purina chick feed. 61.90; Victor feed, 61.25;
Ba nner feed 61.35.
I'ROVIRIONR—Punreme ham-. 164c; Tall,
foruln haniM. 10.60; ilry salt extra rlta. 9.974.
bell Ic-. 20 5 pontuls. 11c; flat liacka. X.K5;
plates. 8.75: Hupremc lard, 114**; Purity
compound. 94c.
Ml'll A It Manrll.'l ■MHMl.t^.l M „ \#W
Anneondn
Atchison
do. preferred
Baltimore uml Ohio .
Canadian Pacific
heMpcuko nml Ohio
Great Western
taulsvllle nm! Nashville ..
Mexican Central, pref
-Norfolk-aml-Weslern
New York Central
liock Island
Ontario nnd Western
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia nnd Heading
do. preferred
8t. Paul
1'nton Pnelflc
!'lilted Htutex Hteel
do, preferteu
Wntaan. pref
463L ML
129ll2-i !.-•
i 2*\ -- -
444] 444
1314 1314 13.”
!5» 1-25 IS.
i S! 4 5^ :c '
1 274 2.-» ....
«4
1404 14'i... 151
179 1134.13
4&T. C.-. 4>.
York reflned. 44c; plan fa I Ion. 44c.
COFKRB—Rogsted Arlmckles ft«* <v); bulk
In bag# or barrels. 11c; green, U0i:i-
RICK—Carolina 44074<'. acconllu.* to (Is
*CHERRR—Fancy full cream dairy, 16V;
twins. 104c.
Rhreddert biscuit. 0 case- No. 2 rolled
oafs. 63.00 case. Hack grits. 96 pound l>ng%
61.60. Oyatgra. full weight. 62.(» case; light
weight. 11.00 case. Kvaporatci! apples,
liound. I4pper 19c. Baking nun tiers. U
case. Red salmon 0 rase, rink saluios
64.0 case. Cocoa. 40r; chocolate. 33c: suuff,
"pound Jars. 49c. Boast beef. 62.6* case.
Corned t»eef. cane. Cataup. $1.9) esse.
Sirup. New Ortcuna. #6c gallon: corn. 30e
gallon: Cuba 3fr* gallon; Georgia cane 3Sc.
Salt. 100 pound 60c. Axle grease 61 75 Sods
crackers. 64c pound; lemon 74c; oyster ?c.
Barrel candy, per tmitud. Ic; mixed, pet
imund. «4«*. Tomatoes, 2-pound. 91.9J case;
t-ponnd 62.25. Navy beans. 0; Llinn taaos.
Ic. Beat matches, per gross. 61.0. Maca
roni. 6497c per pound. Hu rill ties, mus
tard. 63.-i? case, potash. B.2603.M) case.
Peanuts. 74c. Hope. 4*ply eottou. ISc. Sosp,
61.6094.00 ease.
Bream. 7c pound: snapper. 10c ponod;
rout. Ic pound; blue flsh. Sc pound; p-'**
uiiio. 28c pound: mackerel. 12'v* i*<*»i»d:
COTTON AND STOCK
Onlefh can ta sent to New York lu only
two legal ways, vli.: oxer the pul'll'-
tfli-graph wires or liy mall.
We have every facility for tin*
cut Ion of marginal orders on a ix*iuittta
Mlun ImisIn
Our treatment of customers I- nt all
times cniirta-uua. nml orders :»r«- * v-
cufi-l and reported promptly.
We solicit i-xresp«>mlctic«> and
have our representative call |s-ra«itiaiiy
ou those Interested.
Clark Goodman & Go.
U M. F.lrchlto. S. J. Whit,
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NSW ORLEANS.
Mmb.ru
N»w OrlMM CottAD Exctitnc*. N.w Tork Ccftra Exchaar*
N.w York Cotton Bscbana*. Now Orlran. Hoard or Tnul%
Now Orl.aaa Bt^^ehag^ m ^SS^SSSMll^
rtSTaZSSHU* 1 cmCAM •*
THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO.
COMMISSION BROKERS
COTTON. STOCKS. BONOS, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Prlvata wlraa ta'N.w York, Chicago and N.w Orlaana.
All Accounts Guaranteed.
Offlcae: Oppoalta Foil Oilica, Knoxville, Tann.: Schraplro Building
North Augusta, 8. C.
Orders solicitsd for Furehato and Sale for Future Delivery. Corre.pon
• rn-1 und Th# Ueorciao each*eia"year dlnc * invittd. AttanU and Georgia customers will ba givan special attan-
f ar Ii *. 1 -Ion.
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $370,000.00
Joseph a. Mecohn. ii'Aviu* wooi,'wabp.
!>n. A W. CALHOUN,
MIJ.TON PAIKIAN,
JOHN W. OIIANT.
H. V. UrCOIID.
New York.
Baltimore.
Boston. Chicago.
Atlanta. N.w Orleans.
Washington.
Jan Francisco.
PhllldelpHa
Lo.tdon.
The American Audit Company
-■ W. (...«Tz. e. JVlTXT riXUrrair. «... »»
THEO COCHBU, Jr, Secretary.
Tho American Audit Company, chartered under the law* of St* 'or*,
l* empowered to eiamlno tho affair* of, and maka reports upon the
a. , .a CO ? dltlon of It"**'® and public concern* for director*, offlcori and
• i. T ?’' , P^Piri'ton «od Imulllnt of *y*t*m* a »pecUU.v ,
ATLANTA IIRANCil. I01S101C-10I7-10IS FOCnTII NATL DANK ULD4
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