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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN 1
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COTTON WAS WEAK
• S THE OPENING
Trading Was More Active
But at the Expense
. off Valuer.
NEWS AND UOS8IP
of the FImc.v Staple.
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CABLES DISAPPOINT
Heavy Movement and Fears
of March Notices Prin
cijwl Factors.
New York. ^eb. 16.—The local cotton mar
ket nuciecd active nml weaker. chiefly on
llUtiMaflon of March. selling of otliei
months by commission houses prior to the
holidays nud notice day am! prospects for
port receipts considerably III excon* of tHt*
arrivals un the rorrcsiiondliig day Inst year
Trade In the West principal buyers.
Liverpool has Apparently lost Its
ntrvcw or Is working on the theory
that cotton In the near future Is going
to be a drag on the market, and that
hereafter will he able to AH c*»raumr»-
tlva requirements at much loner prices
• A slnckenlng In the demand for ttiumi-
lectured foods would aid verv much
In forcing prices lower, but until tHt..
occurs there will be two aides to t^e
question. The buyer and aeller w.ll
continue work on the basis of supply
and demand, both of which, especially
the demand, being record-breaking.
Liverpool waa due to come un»
changed to I 1 -J points higher on Tues.
day morning. First price* wrr» ^re
appointing. being unchntiged
— “— j
* Co.:
. opened
_ and steady narhaagsd to 2
er. At Hrtf a -
•alure*I to I __
lower, mlddllagi.fi. a
iMOt 40.000. I it eluding A000 A Uteri
Part receipts estimated early at §§Mtn.
against Isst week aad W.*fc Isst year.
New York ('irtiiiaerckn:. •‘The cotton mar
ket will he put to a teat Thursday. New
York trill In* * lose*! Friday sud Hut unlay
aud this week s*uue stteiitlnn must In* pabl
Edited by -
Joseph B. Livsly
MARKETS
Ur. Untfi iVMtj-tr.
fmnr npmUmn «»
HtM ■«**«»* Athwf.
kin * »iii)»*im «*■
IkortfY f« ht»
(hr ilffurf,. mi.l thr*n Tnnalajr la March
unlive day.
The huge ______ ...
•lory 1« lower prices, mini not until .
up may we expert bull markets. Hplnnera
will birdly keep up their demand Indefinite!*
lu the far** * t siu-h receipts, and moat be
well anppll***! mow suiy way. We fear that
the hl>ir< li I1<|nltlii11**ii will depreaa values
further.
t’otlou ofM-M<*<l weak. » Koine demand for
Marrh l*y Wilson, which Is the only steady
lua feature so fur
rot tun market look ■ like doing better at
6:13 a. m.
'followInc arc II n. in bids: March 9.12.
May 6.19, July 9.1). Octola-r 9.73, January
3. lit.
New York 4’ntamendal; Rlllson says*
•*l wring last mouth sidiiuers’ slocka In
<4reat Itrltkln turf the •-nutlueiit lurresae**
£17.tvn ImiIcs. uml that they ure now M7.400
•idea more than ut tp.* wime time
'The mills of J.*uro|M* ure using 6.0V)
I wiles a week umre tliau Inst year: a*» the
*17.000 I tales whl* h the mills Imre ou hnud
mi. re thnn at this time a year ago Is enough
In offset the Increase III consumption for il
rear nml a half.
'Tlritlsh consumption in running at 76.000
f*sl**s a w**ek ami coutfneiifnl consumpllnfi
•*t 1*13.000. so that If this crop Is -’.wn.OVi
•wiles greater fhau the last, this S.nhp.mj
ales would represent enottgli c*itf«»li
ep all I he'inIlia of Furvpc ruunlug about
nVfi WcH*S.“ * •
nmml .Is ear (sited f*#r the flute ...
I**wer markets lu the old rtvjs must Is*
Veil for; Hhonld the new empa lie de
■ sp|s>mimR, urntR uiniiiuiRr<i • ■ •
,* . points down. The decline conlm** I
up to the close, which was ateady. net
1*2 to S polnta lower
active'
verpool today:
. Open. High. Low,
March.April 5.99% 6.54
May June 6.57Vx 6.6<%- &h»
July-August ..5.61 6.51
Octulwr^iovrinls r —3.41 *».44 5.41
Rpota were quoted 4 points lower at
6.66 for middling. Sales were report-
ud^r 6.000 bales.
Futures openad weak,—point n
lower. Trade waa fairly active, but
after the call .fluctuations wart*, nar
: row, but In tha main toward a lotve*
; level.
At the close. Ihe New York market win
net unchanged to 9 points lower, ns min
• pars* I with Mouday'a it mil figure*.
Comparative receipts at all l.\ H. portj
Net receipts today v
game flay last year
Increase
Total receipts for three days.
game days last *yanr
Increase
Total receipts aluee Kept. 1...
game tlare Inst year
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
NAllK or ffTOCS.
Cupper .
Coast Use .
bugsr Uvf
A ms iif
Alta in
Amerb
Anaeoi— . . - - . -
American IjqrumollV*.
do. preferred . . ..
Am. finteltlng Kef. . .
do. preterrtd . .
Atrhtsou
do. nteferre*! . . ..
Ameriritu Cotton Oil.
Am. Car Fo«»a«fry . . .
HalUmore k tiluo . . .
orwkba Kspld Tran..
ranadtan IMclde . . .
Okiesco nml Northw n.
Cboaspeske A Ohio . •
Colorado Fuel A Iroa.
Central fawther . . . .
n&TSSA’a/:
| hleagii. M.. A f*t. 1* •
1‘elsware A I4mls**a. .
Ill*tiller's )b*ciirifle* .
Hen
Kleetllc
v V Central
Am. lee Nernrltles
Tmtk - “
pnlarllle A Nashrllte.
gAiig orjaricm.
IVntnl,
.. - Vmmi.
—»•» Uw. ...
Kl Mini Car.
s 12»n*f‘.;
i mid. ■..■ .■ ■
aad. . .......
Caltad dtataa UubbM-
da.
ftlttSflSggy.-/.
do. preferred'
‘nmn. Coal * frag. .
United dtataa MaS.
do. praforrod. .
Va.-Car.Chrmlt-al.
do. proforrao, .
Wootrra tialoa.
Watmab.
St
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall 8tmt
c,
TK
part of Inaa ozportod to bo plaeod abroad.
“l£ prorooda will I* naadJib roaorrtloo
trlfb I bo romplollon of tbo Mow’lord To.'
tnliuil. ■
Tbo Kl» tiadora o— Itoortob on tbo mar-
kot and pat oat »■%>. atock poalonlar.
Tbo mnrkot moj jw aoaaa lrrr«uUrltf
1SLBMP cmfg'
11 sm MB
todnf. bat noabldor atorfe marfcot a purrbaa#
ou iwoolona.
l/indon ooldaa aro Irrrfnlai
nro no aporlal aoara dovolut
nIfbi ralonlatad to nlfort tbo
>. tad tbora
im.nl. i
... trond of
•took markrt. Wo will probatdf .-oallnuo
haro Itooomo addroa*
tiro if .In. (In nnr drlroo, boworor, wo
‘ ha
would 110J* atorka. _ . .
Tbo Ktn.uHal Burton: ProfooaloW.1 toll-
iIK Of Aiuioondn on all rallloa on aooount
of (lit .look roportod for aalo around 300.
Now limit, for Union I'artflo aro narrow,
l *Tho"loroia of IS and IS atom now to hold
llo-idlng. .
Thoao of Now York Control nro fir on aa
IN awl |k>.
flootnatlnf bataroon JS awl
NEW YOBK-
ptcsseil tu sympathy think It a guml l»ur>
chase.
Tlmea-fiemormf: “Yestenlay’a enttnti
market sustain***! n little <*f March llqiilila-
tl«m ami submltte*! to a rather sharp «ai-
«li*iijrht by th** Inettl glnillatora of the bear
fnrtloti. hui very little eviilewee of either
7*hr-r tnfltteuee was lu lu- fuuml lu .thl*
•liiy's value variations. Fxisirfers wero re*
jH»rte<1 Inrltnetl f.» ll»e sellliitf «if futures.
.rmsmm
9.11 9.16 9.*K .*11 * 10-11 9.19*19
“ ».5f 9.29 9-21 9.17-19 t.W-2*
••• 9.25, P.1TJ f*.J7-2* 9.J*-37
9.gk27; 9.46-46
I kC
latMl In tin* regular c*«irs** of bitslueas. the
iriruumtit lu-liig that tin* time wus prolialily
bosrltinlng t*» npiirtwirh when s|H*«-ulntlve
i lntfs u*»uhl In* eaUi**| ii|niii to carry the leaa
Ifsirnltb* jiortlon of Ih- remnant. Tbi* mag-
ultmle of the luovatueiit ran not be Ignore*!,
•mi tlo* Inherent strength of spot- rollon
• m It* merits nml tip- stetolliiess of m*W
••r*»p opt lefts appc.ir isiteiitlal enmtgli to
tiu|*i values pretty near llitaet In aplte *if
*he*«ry nml practice. The talent. Iienrtsh t«i
tip- «**m-. Is amateil at the result rathei
thnn eonlt*lewl uw. the unirQUle.''
t*lose*f sternly/
Ml I.S knt »*'' ktniil ».
- ■ l.a! ».* 8 (MU 8.47-tfc
I d Etll > n-tni >.IMi
».71 «.7» 8.7?-7»l 8.77-78
LIVERPOOL.
The fnllowlag table trtves the ope^jy
range nml rlose. com|aire<t with ,
.lutnres n^nedjhlet amt steady.
VLrnsry ... iwf - '
IS 1.8* !
Inrll-Mitr ....Cl*
•b.return- ....tm
(uui"-Jnly ...fUVk-
I-rorlmia
NEW ORLEAN&
,j81 Ml'*
ju!/Aui T ‘.'.iii it!'* liSt l-M*!
An*..botit. ..Ml 6.17 l.«
(b-t.-Nur. ...k.«
Nor.-ltoo. ...S.«l 6.(1
1‘wml itsady.
INTO SIGHT MOVEMENT
TO CLOSE OP JANUftRY
ATLANTA MARKETS.
EaUUAANDJ>a<30UCE,
3».4A'»
.. 36.IU*
... 22.3W
... 1*1.747
.. 72.24.'
.. r.t^c
..7.964.9*1
. .ik039.CC
..1.924,27a
Ext I mated receipts tomorrow
-SSs
iiVeston
lions tell .
Mnventeut at Atlanta:
Iteretpla today
1997.
9.409 to 11.ON)
-*MT
77.7r.Tt2.9aMeYi.499 -
M,wW to 16,000
Haute day laat year
Increase
gbtpmmts bslay
game day laat year
.< ~ r K7urk nu hand today ...12.726
r *THa«e «lay last year 4.W
ar-wi—.lucreoac Lm
tSOT COTTON MARKET.
U.prpool, _al«djr; inlddlhw^uglaud. .VI
K.w urlrnnu. t-n.y; nimimiic i
Karannab, i|B|pi: mlddllnf UAac.
rbarlntnn. dull: ntddllua M'«
Wllmlnftmi. (full:
..wl I *f* m, dirp'lj , Ull.. ... — -w -
Raltloiore. nominal: luhhtlliiK 10\«-
Boston, steady: mbhlllna lie.
Philadelphia, unchanged.
Little Uock. steady: mtihlllng 19**.-.
Angnatt. quiet: uilddlliig IPpv
gt lx>uls. quiet; nihhlllug 19V.
TODAY'S PORT RCC^IPTS
Th. f.llowt.g Uhl. akow, rrtrtpta .1 th.
twrei^Vaday. comparwl with tb. hdi* 0a>
Porta.
I m
1901
New Orleans
Oalveaton
Meddle
Havannah !
Charleston. ......
Wilmington 1
Norfolk 1
llostnu
Penas coin
PaclAc coast
19183
27116
Wl 1
4764 !
1 wsn
| 1265
1 1928
| . 7S 1
. 6171
U1S7
14494
18*
! 3511
I Jto)
173
454
1 7231
1
Total
1 59190 1
35411
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Tha fallowing tahls shows receipts
h*M today
laat year:
Houston.
Augustn. .
Memphis
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
New Orleans, Pel* lf.-l.lver|M*c| weaken
cd Imth lu sp**ts nml futures, which hit
ter showi-d 203 ileellne at the time out
markets o|M*nrd. ngslnst ] higher dm
tlHit iirices are 4 lower; sales
bles ic getiernl express tie* onltihMi that
•pinners feel easier .ileoit sttpplie* ami spot
demnnd will In* h*ss urgent lu
As S|mU aupiHirt alone • mild count
effect gf crttitltiue*l large re**eipfs
March lh|ul*latlon. It l>
for old crop
let flie
li.l the
• •t lilt
up, ..
pending
probable f*»r old crop prle»*
want a lower level hi Its an
lag trade* here wire Sff3 lower l.tqitl
ilntlon set In nt win* and iirmictn Mar.lt
to 19c, at which |sdnt the market was
Inclined to hnlt. New York Imlng *••* much
lower and carrying nmn* short interest was
tnilflg-Active. ICV-lTc..
j.IYB POULTRY—II««• active. 40 e** n tf
silt: chickens active. S'^Jbe each: ducks.
I>ktn^»e each: puddle. 26690c-ear*; geese,
i i i**Hthere«i. .V «.u a h; turkeys net he.
I4r tmnml.
UltCHHRP rOULTr.Y-fleese.- undrawn,
active, lOOlftte |Hittnd; turkeys, uudrawa
ictlve. 12*fctil««* iMiiiml: tries, active, lu-
•moml: hens. 12^* 'poniid.
VIIOnrrK—Temmase** rllis nml Iwiiies. 9r;
Teouessee oniiaagr. 9e; lard. 13e ponod:
" - --**— ——pi: thonldeni active, ft
79c pound: butter, ac*
hints, active 16c poumh ahouhlen. act!'
K xtindJ ald**a active,
v “
Esr ssivm
vo, flr pound.
.N—lemons, fancy
oanaa per timtrh,
nd color, per l»ox. $1.60(72.76. Lit
Ida.Stock, per bumlrad. 11.00. Nuts, fanex-
MtkUa MNl. owing ta gnun, per pound.
4U4V4C
v-orrTAm.F.g-llaeta. cabbage crates, ac*
•Ive, 93.0U crate: cnhlMgc. stnmlard crates.
2H* . and: ra Whose. Imrrelt. |MUtifl.
•*gg pmnt active. 12.50 crate; cmnmhmj*. ft
rente: tonintocn. fancy, netty*. P-Mfly 1
Five Months 9,830,750 Bales
Afai-keted—Inerease 1,- .
8-12,910 Over Last Year.
New Orleans. Feb. 19.—Hecrptnry Hester's
analysis of the eottmi movement from Rep
tcinbcr 1 to the close of January Inclusive
shows (hat compared with the crop move*
ipvtitjiist ytiir Texas. Including Indian Ter
ritory. hail Wrought into sight this season
III round figures 1,062.0*10 Itnles nmn*; other
gulf states, which luclitde Arkansas. Ixmlat-
aha, MlsslsilpjB,~ T^linewnn'.—Mtsmmrt *nd
Oklnhemn. have' marketed 912.009' hales
more. n;id tb«* group of Atlantic atntaa.
Igclmle X»fih «ml
ml KniKk eamUna. <••» «<;
r y-'l.irlib{ 2-Alnbaiuk aad. Ayrflfila,
*• m*t'lu**hdiae' In Ihr*. The
tomatoes, choice, active. 99.0061'
••rate: beans, round green, ft M era!
•I of rrdp marketed
'In* amount htouglit Into sight by groups
of stales for the five month* of this season
follows:
Trt.fs ofiil TiMfdJr
git inereane eWf tin- iuu> time Inst year *»f
I.449.47A -o»-lacreoae mrar year, htefufy lna|
uf :C i.Tij. Mini mii lurredse over snme tlmf
In 1904 of 833.967.
Other gulf stales 2.993.T&2. tin Increase
• er Isst year of 907.761. an Increase over
year Iwfore Inst of lO.tff. and an Increase
it mine time In 1904 of 416.66.
Athinth- states 2,399.496. a decrens.* under
Inst year of 27.641. a de**reaae under year
Itcfore last of 99.CS1, and au tnerrnae over
same time In 1*M of 671.476.
Total crop In sight close Jsnnarv 9.999.77*1.
Inerease over last year of 1,142.919.
Im-renae over yaar lN*f«ire last of 942.293. nu
fnert-am* over snjuc lime In 1904 of 1.621.IJS.
The group of stnt**w fnrqlslie*! In round
figures of the crops ..f Inst ydnr and _
•rv. active. »Rc bushel: Irish |»otnl
•tve. No. |. 96cfW.«> hoahel: celery, fnney.
764? YU* bunch: peppers art I ye. 93.5) crate:
'kra. six liaskets small. 92.89 crate; caull-
lower active. M/IOc |*ound: lettuce, bended.
drum: sweet potat«»es. yellow, ac-
Ive. *c bushel: sweet pptatiyes. white, ac.
live. ^ bushel: kraut, half-barrel. $3.75;
utalisga turnips. IHc. Strmvberrlca. 16(f
174c nunrt.
crate; onions {iM*fon* laat. from Texas aud’ Indian Terri
FLOUR GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Highest pn*« ,nt - '^1
lit, I4.99; atandnnl patent. 14.23: hnlf |»nt
nr. 94 00; spring wheat patent. 25.90.
ronN—Tho4ee white. 70**: N*» 2 white. 09c;
No. 2 yellow, tor; mixed. t*7i • —
while. 6e: cracked
"WrSy 4
*holee white ellpno*!, 69c; No 2
white. 86**: No. : mlx***l. »*•: Texas rust
oroof, &•; OcTilen
fTe
nts. Me; Hurt. 76*-; lllue.
MBA!.—Plain, per 9* |>«>unil
tory laat
rent
009: o
8.o.v,.mu. and year Iwfoi
year, and year l»efi
•dates 3.272,900 laat year ami
l»*»f*ir*» laat.
Th** b>tnl Okhihmim movement thorn-
which Is Inclnde*! In the Texna
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointer* on Provuion*.
Ublcjiru i
rlnetcm: (iTliU-.
riiilir .ImnK. rVjKlfItuk a
••iitlnnaftoii of th< „ .... ...
Imth wheat and corn. The iNttrisli news on
wheat Is out for the week, while this
weather tml the foreign situation bolds
many hulllsti p«*sslHlltlcs. Complaints of
the poor wheat prospects are not ouly In*
tomlug ntpr** tit melons, but rover n wider
area, liny on .my show of weakness.
Corn ami «uts will sell niucli hltiher.
Iilcago .Rentrd Hrrnhl: The ron*
chant
ling heavily against the bnli
forces In fh** nnfrki t. NVith^ six, weeks of
♦lie cnlctidnr rear gone, there 1
jr« _
hig like .such an Inereas** In the milling
nntlcf
demuml for wheat us the trifle had
paled. Meanwhile the advance In
and the milder went her combined
prices
In lu
The g.tfii Inst week waa
la over the total at priranry markets the
—*. * ,ht the total just
W«*«*k Imfore and brought the total ji
lit tie ahead *»r fhat «»T IJNir ncn.
mild weather la cximcted to result In I
CABLES WERE STEADY
SPOT DEMAND GOOD
Influences for. Better Prices
for Wheat in the Early
Trading.
- . result fu larger
reeelptif Northwest, and even ff It falls to
<la so jibe-berfr* ran fall laic* on tCvgfr
Z'p of car g^oNage in that sec
The tra*IA wllf on ifgrch 1 hadr from the
goreratnviM opganllng the supplies of-wheat
tn farmers* hands March 1. A great many
thing**, however, may happen before then.
Allowing foi th*- 67.tno.Oaf bushels tti farm
ers* h unis carried »»rer from the Inst crop
and gJvli*g ihe anute percent nee an that
of n yedr rtg** o»» Mnrrh 1—nr 2i.ft i»er <*enr—
would make farmers' reserves U-aa than
4*V,QQ(MkW buslids. Taking thh average per.
eittngc tn farm ers — harntw «*U f for
in* last ten years, 23.9 per c«ut. would
bn Ye .timid l8tS.0h1.900 bushels.
N*» mnferltl lellef Ipta l»e«»n given the
«*s»rn trade tu th** direction **f nu n«le*|untc
supply of cats on the Kasteru lines. Corn
• enflin es to pile lit* here cn mute to the
f-htsteru centers, wlo-re It Is claimed th.it
sto*ks nre l*»w. There has 1hi»ii on ex
c«*ss *»f receipts over shipments here
51 * * • - “ -
Chicago, Feb. 19.—Big losses ? were
made by the bulls In wheat today,
the aggregate amounting to $2,995,000.
Wall street lost part of thfa and. local
Interests parto f It. Testing spots
showed wheat lift4r lower; com 9-8
0)1-2c lower and oats 1-469-lc off.
... .. Provisions 2 l-2ff20c better.
The The seaboard reported takings of 101
loads wheat for
about 6.090/41) bushels In the laxt thra
weeks, nml It has •* rented a cot nil Mon onus
lug much uneasiness.
R»ft nml dump eoin Is In danger of get
ring out *»f coiiiHUmi In case or «*ontlnue*I
‘ wentlier. Private elevators have tieguii
chnrttr of vessels for klllHllled nr-
g*>es In order to innkc more room for the
grain piling up on thorn. Vessel mom f»v
flin.oa) laisheU was engagial last week
«r*l th** Inst of the week there was a dls-
nutliinnnco *»f the seUliig of corn by Cuda
hy brokers nml the Impression la out that
tleh Is Included In the Texna cropi. for the •" 'X
•* mouth* ending January Sk la 919.417 ,, JE!| Il l2 Jr r C7 for *nlT^Tc11vfIT
les this year, nptlust 349,689 last year, r,*-* decline of He for all active fu
3UM7 »..r lHifi.r.1 (art. I,lr **-
f yea
of the Oklahoma crap there were tm
keted to and via Texas |M»lnta 227.192 this
yenr. against 169.774 Inst year ami lll.dis;
the yenr hefun*. Th**se nmounts, while
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TbiMfc. rtrtln. It Will b. n«rt«). .r. In a
amolb-r ran., hr »«»■ ittt polnta Tfc»y
«rr. M^rorilln, to oar roporti. kaananM
at proaont l>r praii^aloaal twor». who ,ra
alw, trrtn. to f.l l-ounarlraol. _ (town o.
tho not. laaor. whllo Now Tort Uontro
natpnllr attacknl on tkr wrork.. a.
. .took, woro moat all tlmwd tor h,
(onnont fwtonlav. tho nliantmttr Kota,
ananlrloaalr aoar th. ktehor lorolp. altkonrh
Ik. rttoation apnoaml to Iw ti.tt.rout.Wo
(h.'rttaatlon apnraml. to li. Iwtt.r ottf.li
of th. trt-halmt point, to- whlrh w.1calt
«1 .tt.nfton In ranortla. th. o»wa.
■ Pro.nine la dnlas Ita Iwat to mak. «oM
th* Ia.hnl.al t«rtnr* of rtrrnktk. hat la
martins .look ou a aral. an aoparootlr.
Atrhlaou la kohl at tajci*. Brnoklpn Rap-
M Trahall n»2«- Colorado PW.I ami Inm
rtftll Krio OWrtUMIaannrt Partlto Htl*'
Poiith.rii raoW. Mfli*. Hftnth.ru Balhspr S
SK. Ht(wl H*Hi. all arniroklmatr.
Mlmnnrt. Kama, anil Taiaa amt H.pulillr
(ttaol atilt <ll.r>tar_ttl. apwarrt Iran..
, Town Toplr.: W. da not look for th.
.look iuark.1 to c» mooh .lowrt. and no
lle,-. that on aor further Uoolln. tkla morn-
Inc. tbo pm.t .topk. ahouhl l«a lionsht,
olthrt ‘ - -
for « turn or a Inns poll.
■Han J-arldc. AtrWmo. Ht. l-anl. Rmillns.
leiMl.rlllr and Na.hrtllo on>l 8oathWMit.ru
rallwar lainfta. !ns»th.r with Htwl. Cop.
Klretrlr aluiniit all Iw I much t on
nnr roacMlon from la.t ntsht'. rlwlu.
lr rotfoir I. atlll a aal. on .irons anota.
bat w. would hnr wheat on aoj lironk,.
THE METAL MARKET.
N.w York. Kil>. 1*.—Th. rn.tal market
ahowml little Improvement lu Iradlnt, al-
Ihonsh primal were rtendr.
ft,M,t and nearli-v dollrerlea of tin waj
altshtijf hlclior. while other munnu.lltlep
remained unrliniis<'ii.
THE WEATHER REPOR 1 ]
LOCAL FORECAST.
FOB ATLANTA AXP VICINITY.
Fair tnnlstit and Wmlnawdatr. wlik^low.r
WEATHER CONBI
wrard ami Is now
advance tons rauanl general though light
rains nrer the Mississippi valley amt north
east through Tennessee. West of the Mia-
alaatnpt the weather la mostly dear trlfb
but little-precipitation. • .
The area of highest pressure extemf* from
the north l'aelflc cmist aontheaat tutu Utah
and New Mexico.
Higher temperature prevails east of the
egpnrt, but no corn
or oats^,J-o<;tolUr^ |herq wertA miles of tl
tet, 60.00(1,
76.000.00W bugheltojg-Rei
•Is asdj.com 1.2|f.A00 *b\ioheln com
pared with 458.000 and l.ooo.ooo bush
els res|>ectlvely * year Ago.
Clearances for the day were 192,-
000 bushels wheat; 94,000 bushel* corto
and 1.006 tm*hela-oa«a.
JOM
Mil.
ITeelp-
fratloa
THE CHICAGO T_ - !H MARKET _
Clilcngn grain nml pravlshms quuiathm
fur today follow:
lOU.N—
WHEAT*
May..
July..
Held
C4I
Mar
i«iy
Kept
»iA'j n-
May
July
Kept
CORK -
May... \i.7l
July... 19.16
ns
;«
7W.
77
;»v
•at.
rt'i
R
7*’.
Wk
t«'A
46%
•*5?
4M*
t«H
46%
<«5»
47
4G\
49H
B.
37*,
ssi
IF,
S-"i
32%
t.AHli-
Mny... 9.131
July... 9,76
H«*pt.. 9.774
9.224 9.95
9.924 f.hi
9.924 9.77V:
19.774
19.674
9.824
9.824
9.774
»*av«
THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
via I
irxRp |ttnnib. nu- t-arin'ini iiuiii. inf **»•*
going totals of Texna In sight, which raji
resent ouly Mo* admit net movement of | r
Texas nml Indian Tcrrltor/ growth.
Chios#
vwo. :
••ft over 11.97*: bulk
tomorrow 23.n)0:
veak: i
HM7
it $6.71
r 33.101: light $1.7667: mixed
*6M4i7.06: heavy $9.7667.09: rough $9.75«6fi5;
$9.06419.70; X'orkera k$06$.974: g*-..l
hole** heavy id.9567.C6.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
. arkvt l« *pi»et.. nouu* deiiui
*1 coiorml cotton, which Is scar
uuwitlsfnetory. ••onststln*: ns fur
cl.-tl st.ipb* Is «*oi»*-*TMisl miNitly
w York. Feb 19 - Following the eaay
nt the start of business. In response
cobles, n led ter tom* pravnlle*!.
.. am! that option was lu giosl de
mnml. HMI1 senMlii“nt Is l*eurisli. and then*
been no Incren***- of outside buslu«*ss.
ith sapttnrt remmi d. priees lutvlng oaggtsl
••fr again and nt
on <dd crap months
holding very steady,
spot sltuntlo
.... easier In thi
Atlnntic slates, nml tin* largo short Inter-
lid lie trnnsferre*! to later mouths.
In the exiHs-totlon of gn-iiter wenkness
Inter on YVc reganl Ihe market ns too low
•II. but think purchases can Ih* uinde
i«*tr>- fa torn ble t»nsls n wc«*k hence,
f Mnn*h lenders Is felt.
when lb**
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN 'AND PROVIWOMS.
id.l.t •ig|^lnjO'».^»to, N.w OrU.m. r “ >
Cattle— RatlmatH receipts 4.109. Market
i At rang; quality fair: beeves $4.1067.10: cows
| *2 9104.75: heifer** i:.9966-»: calves $5.5111
. 7.75: g*Hsl prime st«4rs $6.36427: poor to
medium $4.A*»1if»,#i; storkers ami feetlcrs
"> • *.V»| 4.81.
15.093 Market
July, . . .
September
Or toiler . .
Closed r:t
Opening . Float nt
.V .. T. 48 690
47»44N*4 4?Vt«
4 6«HN? 4846747
4A’^/474 «7 41474
♦*441494 46 *4*
♦14641 41 fi41\|
Klteeti—Katliuntel receipts 15.0ft). Market
steady to wink; nMntlty fair: native 13,^-ti
Yd; western D S0YC3; yearlings $6.49iiC.O)
'•nubs $5.?HiT.Yi
CHICAGO CAR LOT&
r**celpts of grain In car lots today
sttnuited r«*c«*lpta for tomorrow are ns
plain. 4* t
nl sacks, tec; plain. 24-pound
11.26.
noire large bales. If to)
do ctootre. small Idles. I1.30;”do No. I third’
hale*. $1.26: do. No. 2 third Milra, D.S; No
I elover mixed. $1.21; choice prairie. $1; her
mud a tl
$1.4(1; Inner. 99 pound,
^mCKFN FFRIV—Fifty-pound tnckl. 9ftc;
purlin ciil.k fee*l. $190; Victor feed. 11.23;
Rnnuer f*-e*l 81.!
f*truln Mint* 19.69. - -
U llhv*. 20.6 poumls. V 55; tint Imcks. 8.424.
plates. *424: Hupreuie lanl, 10.16: lhirity
^HI*?rAK-^HUnidaM piJjMe*! J6.0A *Netr
COTTON* * 6T0CK6,
Carondalal
' t-tV r KK"Sku"rtrtf'* ArlrtrtlM balk
•Rum* th,
ilF.KHK—Fancy full cfpnm Unlry^Jfflic.
hi I tags
I New Orb
New 4>rl« _
New York
Naw Orleans Cotton Exchangt.
| BSJSNBSUGS2. •
Near Turk and Chlcaca C irr.k'ponJ.nt. ‘ — *
J.B. BACHE « CO.; AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS.
8hn"M"f I'laeul*
CVtUB Am n ^
ense. Knc
iters, full weight. $100 o
. 00 case. F.viipdratad if
IVpper 16c
. pound. .
case lte*1 salmon $5
1 $«» cn»e. Cocoa.-6W; eaoraiave.
-poind )nrs. 4V. Hoait Iwof. $2.1
Cotne«l .beef. croup.,,.
i Hlrup. Near Origins.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
, , iUoit: t'ulta 3^* .ulloii: (h-orkta
I Rail, to# i»*un,l lOr. Ail. araa.f II.
; rnck-ri. *V pound; l-niroi THc: i
Darral rand/. p»r |H,mnl. «r. ail
iwnml. Tikhatora. :-p«nnd. It.io cart-;
, I pound tTfl N«»r I-OIIA W; l.lnjft Irt..
«r. II..t KMIrh.., p»r .run. Il.k ktun-
I r,,ni. C4flTr prr tM.und. aar*lliMMi, - mu*.
I.ird. US' mi. Onlnah. BMM
Coiplre Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone, Main SIX
GEORGIA.
Peanuts. 74c. Hope. 4-ply cotton, lie. hasp.
< $1.6004 0ft * aae
Itrenm. 7r pound: anapper. l«p pound:
trant. 8c pound: blue Ash. 6c pound:
l“- f?4<* P
j |*nti.*
nndreret.
STOCKS AND BONDC.
•HU.
•irorgla 44*. 1615 )U
tieorgU Railroad 6a. 1>10 106
Si*\.inunit 6a. 1690 I0JH
1919
Atlanta 6s. 1911 .
Atlanta 44s. 1922..
Atlanta 4a. 1*64
Atlanta nml We«t 1'ntnt
Atlanta and West Point Dbta.
Central *»f Georgia. 1st Inc. ....
I* h«V
Augustn and Havannah lit
Southwestern Ill
Georgia FaclAr UU-. 113
quiet nnchatip'd: cloac*l 464 higher,
i Corn—4>peite«l unchan “ * “
quiet 4 lower; dosed
THE COFFEE MARKET.
noon unchanged; aaloa lT.ftW.
ppl. while It la colder at moat atu
to-tkr weal-—
conditions now
lection tonight
W**r /emperat
fan!mum andHllExAmur
. % and Rnlnfi
Obierratloni HtT
dlao time.
Initial Prices Showed r,e n
cral. Declines of Large
Fractions.
BIO TRADERS BEARISI
Market Professional Most
ly and Dominated By
the Bears.
Ifil “ 1< ’ ^ “lu*• , wark.t m„l,-r
AStejB™*”? at-fiohtatfui
Jlrlurtvrtr aaalnmi .... „„
fca* tkftt tk« oarii.1 tie. n f run,,
tkalr Iwrmrino. ,l„ ,n,
taronhl* raadltlou. of lb,
kM Bail IS, aortiaia t,nn.
SK «*••> •" rai., i, |.
Bgt «/ all tb, ruumra n« thu nn.i ,.'»
n-rattta almut to.taau. It. .tn(m,'!!f■ r
ln.l-.-l .... ,S
li i. in
a«l». a wl au «w llpuiTiini.
Cinipora, awl th, Htwi .h, r ,.,.
firA* .r.'.Tr. ««
Prt— l,r,ia. which In.li. .....
rt-unw Jk.Mk l |,Ua(l„ I ... lu
a rtHiaMrt.lit, aral,.
l'."* 11 - Vrt. Ik—Tb, .tart m „ rk
9t general decllnci* Csumliin P
Njn*"" awl T.ti
,J* : A'S* I, *"'> S: Union l-.i-i*
Kwitmc Halfwaf Hi—i Hiirlnir.
P,na«rlrnnla. »oiitii,. n ; r,™
h. 1*1. ti~.,■.01,1, ^
MONEV AND EXCHANGE.
!•** York. FMi. 1*.—Stoii.y ,u
Skr r . r r S> ,: *fUi £.V»; for u?
ilara to alx umatba.
. K? , "L,r: l ” : . •v-' ||| « u-i
*.*?•*.-• With. »l-t**!j hortlirt. Ill I>nnL..i
day l*lllt;
lean Julian. 6J>4; government
changed; rnllronds bonds firm
MINING STOCKS.
Iloaton. Feb. 19.—Oi
''antral ♦*tL Hulu"V'mi»li,i
•X-
LONDON CTOCK MARKET.
STOCKS-
)opr.;2pt»:ci«
Italtbnore ami Ohb» !.!
CAuadUml'aclflc ........
•In.
jpreferrll
tver tarn .
Great Weetarn
UUnoU Central .........
Louisville and Nnshrlfle
Mexlenu Central, prvf. .
Norfolk ami Western ,.
New York Central
Rock Island
Ontnrio nnd Western
•eniisylvanU
-i-Vi .-•.‘V
12X4 l->4 13
264:...
44b U\
ATLANTA. .
Abilene. , . .
Amarillo. V . .
Astisvtttn. - —
Augustn. . . .
ItiMton. « .
Itaffah*. . .
i'linrieston.
Charlotte.
Chicago.
<*tncltinntl. . . .
Corpus Christ 1
l»aveopt»r( . .
I lodge City. . .
El Pnso . .
Fort Minitli. .
Mslrestoti. . . .
Havre
Huron
Jacksonville. . .
Jupiter. . . . ,
Kalians City! .
- - -It «
Key West.
Knoxville. . .
Ism Angrtes.
<* . j JO
Macon.
Memphis. . .
Meridian. . . .
Mobile
Montgomery. . .
Nashville. . . .
Now Orleans .
New York. . .
Norfolk
North Platte. .
Omaha
Paleatlne. . . .
Plttalnirg. . . .
Portland, Me. ,
Portland. Ore.
Rapid City. . . .
.rt, — ipt. —. -
up*nta to Fiilted Htatea 13.W9; Kimqie
stocka 169.000;. market quiet.
btitli.
Paul. . .
Skn Fraticlseo.
I Kavannnh. . .
Spokane. . . .
Tampa
2.600.009 hags; market wen
Hnntna nominal.
Hn«» IVul«» receipts 31.209; Jundlahy re
hallv weather: Ran Caro'.ns. Jahii. Rllie
Iran, prdo, Nn*» Mnnnal. rain.
The following llgiirea give the openlnt
range nml cloae of the Naw York coffee
market for today:
January .
February
Ms n-h ..
April .. ..
May
June
July
August .. .
Heptemlier
..1914.96
. .5.964.56
..6.6T6.66
. .5.6)4.60
..6.904.96
noreuiner
Itecentlter
Closed strmly.
..6.714,75
. .5.754.M
.6.69446
. .6.864.91
..5.9V6.66
. .6.664.01
3934.01
5.414.43
*6.454.5
6.H4.I6
5.55 5.4*
5 9)4.95
5 65 5.7)
5.714.75
5.754.50
6.814.56
5.594.in
6.954.96
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New York. Feb. 19.—Refined a lei raw
•ugar market uuctoange*!. % London j»eei un»r
ket atcmly: February and March 8a HS*«l.
L. H. F.lrahfl*,
Z™. EAIROHILD Sc COMPANY.
’ B. A Whits
ff.w
'6J3
OrttUM Cfettor
York Cottoft El
Orl.an. Stock
LI
NEW OH LEANS.
Mambftrtt
N.w York Orff*. Rxrh.nc.,
K.w Oit.uu Uoard of TradK
Chicago Board of Trad*.
.COTTON ABkOCIATI
lar* g.Uvwy, on obov* SzcbangM.
. j unaruuL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
PHrat* wma t» NEW YORK onl CHICAGO. Ord.ro edicts (•
a C COTURAN.
w.
10v pound i rca ahnd, 76c; buck tha A 2MET9JC.
J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
Iding.
ATLANTA. OA.
Taylor. . . .
Thomnsvllle.
Vicksburg. . .
Wnshlligten. ,
jJ.~ilAlihl.-hv.
Heel Ion Director.
Southern Pacific
Soitftoeni Railway
do. preferred
Ht.•il'atil r„V.«...-.w.|HM* i«HV» 16
C.nlon l*gclge I176 179 if
!’tilted Htatea Steel j 4*.*C K.
,!l® in:. 19
STRONGEST OF YEf
Neff Torii t^mmpeflal.- -
ludrlivMentll. Pf jlPT hn -
lo light as a enuaeiinPffrr
excursion whh*b ff«a Inaugiiratejl I
eontmlaalon. lUeirhoi
' their
declare that
,„.jUguri
lift s«i*i h**11 Mi ‘j ub»*i
huriness for llie.sr*
. dnriug 4... .... ... .
nn the |»nrt of buyers, whether
iiiniinfueturlng'Interests. Jidd*eri*. ux rm
era, to ■ ggt more tnerrtPMullai* snd*r * n
for spring, is Jp*n
est, purchasing c*oi
lint all sections si
la to iilcml the ,. . . v -
llfinly are gomln held 'fof awd and near
delivery tbilf (4 Is praHhilly the in!* »
for latyers 4o offer solin' premium to
•oife-ltit lines. The sellers almust with
for fall and In charging up ge.tl-
tsnue from the mills. In all *das«e
tons, esia'clally on line yarn g»***«i
rale at u level higher In |»r*»is*
the posltnlti of the staple thnn has
fore been experienced.
COTTON AND STOCI
Oritara mn h, rtot to NVw York J 1
two Irttal wajTA rl;.: <>'<-r the l' ul "
t-!n
... jar, »*,ry fM-lllty ,or .
nitlon of marginal order, ou .1 t.inun
.Ion lurta . . |. .
' Our treatment of customers is at
times courttaHia. and ordcia art
cnte*l nml reimrteil promptly.
We nollclt eore^>*»nUencc m •
have owr repreaeutnllvt coll !•*«
on thoae Interested.
Clark Goodman
20 Broad Strrtt. Naw York
Co
ONE DOLLAR
Starts an Account
THE ORIGINAL
4%
BANK
Money Draws Interest
from Date Deposited
UNION SAVINGS 0ANK
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA. GA-
A. E. THORNTON, VlcPratident.
C. E. CURRIER, Preild.nt.
H. T. INMAN, Vlc.Pr.ild.nt' GEO. R. DONOVAN, Ca.hler-
JAME8 S. FLO VO, AailtUnt Caahl.r.
Capital .... ssoo.coo.0
Surplus and Undivided ,Proflta $600,000 c
1114 Fourth National Bank Bull
ftaJgrttBSf *HUVk«.ltM
We Solicit Your Patronage.