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THE ATLANTA (i-bXJKOiAJN A NU bhns*.
SnMM
ummin
tlfijmra
First Prices From That Ccu-
ter Were a I)isap-
pointment.
SALES OF SPOT FAIR
tyBira <tAND' GQ681F
of tht Fletcj 8topic.
New York Market Opened
2 to 7 Points Lower.
Rallied letter.
Ooooooooooooooooooooooooog
O LEGITIMATE SPECULATION O
O NECESSARY AND HELPFUL. O
O °
O Naw OrlMuii. Feb. *#.—Harvle O
O Jordan aald In an Interview yea- O
0 terday. In part:'
O “What we want to do la to build O
O up the cotton buatneaa alone O
O wholeeome and legitimate llnea. O
O develop the good and aa far'aa 0
0 poaalble eliminate the evlla In cot- O
0 con methoda. We do not want to O
0 Injure the legitimate cotton trade O
0 and ahall not do ao Intentionally. O
0 Under filming trade methoda, the O
O hedging of forward aalea and the O
0 idling of futurea against epot cot- 0
0 ton are not only helpful, but nec- O
0 eaaary trade adiuncu. The Inte- O
O rlor needa accurate Information O
0 concerning cotton market alfalra. O
O The South muat get rid of the 0
O bucket ahop and bucket ahop O
a practlcee."
000O0000000000000000000OOP
New York, Fell. 10.- At Hie opening of
the cotton market thie morning. Imalnraa
waa. active awl nrlcea down 36’ l-'lat".
with March and May at the lowed. There
waa lean preaanre after the eall atnl the
Mat rallied moderately. Moat of the trade
ratte from the profeaalouala, who went
abort yeitrrday.
In the futurea market* Wedneaday the
tune .waa dull with little doing, Liverpool
continued Its downward .nurne, and waa
conalderablr Iwdow aspartatlana, and de-
ell fled further during the nesaton, the clone
htfag very ateadr <et uudar Up:
tlgurea of Tneaday'a clow.
The following la the range In the actlro
Special to The Oaoeglaa. t
I Pram Hayward, Vlrk A Clark.)
New T«rk. Fab. M.-J. S. Dacha A Co.
Uvarpaol waadtw 1 lowlr'aa aHraat *
01 up on late. O pea ad ataady -01H lower
on aear and nnekaagad
At 13:16 p. m , eaaler. M
aad nnets aged to M lower as late. flpota
jsTra^iaWJaffilrSaS
agalaat HUM laet week aad S.4U laat year.
Ilarvle Jordan lud other leaden of tfea
Kent hern Cotton Aaaodatlea la New Or-
leana nnt at real much unfavorable com
ment by saaertlng that eitreaae and radl-
• al I eg tala llm. that doea not dlaertmlaato
bet wean legitimate and neeaaaary cotton
trade faeimTei on the one band aad bucket
ahop method! on the other la neither ap
proved nor adt rented hy (hem. and ha a
not the Indoracuient of their orgnilaatloo.
Both ipota aud futurea an aborply low
er In Liverpool Ihla morning, fellor-*— **-
lead aet In New Orleaaa and Ne
veaterday. It waa reported yeatentay from
Liverpool that aplanen were wall auppIlM
now. and that a railing off In the demand
might Im looked for, Tmt ulna today la
MverpaoPara lo.yon halea. • It la ondentow
that apota In tlav South are aoma lower an*.
eaaler to, bay. . We fair prior, far future#
III be lower before notlee day on March.
Well Brae.. Moittgnraerr. wire:
maad frost npinnrr* Inereaalng. aa la alwaya
the eaae on deellnea. hut apota are arm.
and no decline In the Interior, with noth-
Following are the 11 a. m. hide: March
I SO point! or more under Mav. and
die Match Innas In get out altogether
Itlon
after ootlee day. Still think March wll
tell “ - '
ndrli _
transfer to later positions.
Weld ,1a putting up March through
brokers.
New Orleans, Fab. JO.—Hayward, Vick A
Clark: Liverpool reflects the weak nets
In the spot situation abroad by a decline
In apot price# and futnrea. The large spot
aalea here yesterday la but cotton which
eras picked up.on neeounf of discretion In
prlcea. look for farther liquidation.
— buying on lb* steadiness In New
..grating hull manipulation In neat
positions and a little rally might ocenr
home reaction Is due, but liquidation It
hardly over yet.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
LIVE POULTlffl&cne^ active. 0 east,
each: chicken# active. 3003Ic eaeh: dacha,
Pekin. Me each; puddle. StOSOe each; groan,
full feathered, 76c each: turkey# active.
•ctlVeribom^T pound; turkeyi
active. l.'WflV^pound: .frtci, active, lie
Open. High. l,ow.
month! In' Liverpool,
linen. Iligi
March Aprll 5.5* ,8.M
Mav June 5.53)4 E> '--'3 ...on
“nllAl'gn.t 6.60 6.60 6.17
OctoberNnveuiber —6.il l 4 6.4Uv 6.33
-Spain were eaaler. qootatlnna hclng mark
ed down 6 point# to fi.W 00 aalea of te.660
lulit.
The New York market opened
d ots In response to Liverpool's weakness.
: during the morning session Improved n
few, selling to within n point of the close
im Tuesday. Trading waa dull and feature
I
All thrangh the afternoon then- was
ateady Improvement In prim on
erlttg
Itlon. and after n lose
of »tn i potnta from leatrnlay'a eloatng. a
arm tone developed, early loss being recov
ered with the near montha abowlug 3 to I
points shore Tneaday’a At the close prices
Were 1 to 3 points higher for tlu- near
months and 1 to 3 poluta lower fur the
lata
Comparative reertpta at all B. *• porta:
Net recetpta today - £•'.«
Heme day last year -ail*
laerenao aA*
Total receipt# for three days 170.37*
same day# inti year *7,Ml
lacrraae
Total receipts since Sept. 1
-flame tire# last jrer...^....
tnrraaao .Trr.J3J.u*J
Semi-weekly Interior movement illealert:
i ik^, 1 gn wt
R*ettpts"TT
Shipments
.1 Ka.WA 4T.Ml) 31.94*
. KOTO 52,4101 38.244
.l4l».700|4W.7!»7l434.C4
Estimated tomorrow:
New Orleans
Galveston
Houaton
Movement nt Atlanta:
Receipts tinlay
Kara* day laat year....
Increase
Hhlproent* today
dame day last year
Increase
Stock on hand today...
dame day laat year
Increase
no:.
11.000 to 15.600
12.000 to 15.000
10.0W to l'J.OOO
1**.
IS
3.547
k
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, esalcr; middling uplands 5.H
Atlautn, ateady; uilddllua 10S«-
New York, ateady: middling 11*’. .
Xew Orleans. eaay: mlddllnv 10»-16r.
^^.rtSiyfa^e
XoJr^; quiet- n.Jddlla« iVsc.
Raltlmore. nominal: middling 10 V.
Boston, steady: middling lie
Little Rock, ateady; middling 10116c.
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPT*.
The following table show* reci*l|»ta hi i
porta today, compared *l»h tb»* aaiue »'
last year.
New Orleans.
Galveston. . .
Mobile ...
Ha van nati . .
Charleston. . .
Wilmington. .
Norfolk. . . .
RotbHi. .
Philadelphia.
Port Towaaen*
Hap Pranclaco.
jnlr
pound: heii4, Iriyo pound.
PRODI'CK-Tennenaeo riba and bones. *e;
TannaM*# Sanaa*#, Ac: **e* Ms sound;
bams, active lie Bound: •kouldaraneOva. ie
pound: aides active 10c pound; butter, ao
ttve, 1314030c pound: beaawaa acUva, ah-
Coney’in l-ponnd^fflock'e. *actlra, lge pSund;
&jr iK & rszissa.TO
*’nAMR—Quail aetlra, Mr ,aaeh: doves
nettra,, *e aneh: docks. .Mallard, aetlra, «•
aarh: ducks, mliad. s' .va. Sc each: wild
tnrkays active, lie pjond; rabbits, aetlva,
Hike seek: squirrels active, le each: opos
sum. dressed, active. He pound: opoosum,
live aetlra, Me pound.
sea. Flo
Itlon on nr-
.. ...ej. r ..: C N«r
ntar varieties, er
..JO: Taker, 33.7*
state, laA-pouad bn
and color, per box. tl.5002.75. Llmra, Flor
ida atock, par bundrrd. SLOG. Nuts, finer
Edited by
Joeeph B. Lively
twaatydr.
. yaara' alpaylaaea at ad-
I Mag asarhats Is Atlsata
agd tbs fleath banakda
him a raeugnlaed
iSortly la his .
fftlard ,au-
i w»M*r
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
. NEW YORK.
pair.
March.
April. .
May..
Jtiftc..
July., a
Attg. .
Hc|il. .
I'/osrd steady.
niU ii
t.04M
t.lt t.02; 9.13. 9.12-0
9.'J«>-22
9.11 9.201*9.30 9.30-31
' 1 9.17-9
9.1*11
9.17-19
9.37-29
9. *-37
LIVERPOOL.
*° 4
Futures otwnad ataady.
Opening Previous
Bang*. 1 p. m. clone. Claw,
....i.fc 4.an s» tj»a mmT
F.brnary ,
Kab.-Mar. ...6.17
Mar.-April ..5.11
kfiyJona V.’.'Sh
JuneJuly ....6.11 4.114
July.Aug ....AM 4.044 6.0
Aug.-Hept. ..At7 4.04 646
Sapt. Oet. ...6.0 . . 6 45
Oet.-Nor. ...6.41444! 5.0
Nov.-Dee. ...Ill 4.0 5.40
Closed vary ataady.
6J*4
6.65 6.66 6.1
6.634 6.U4 6.1
NEW ORLEANa
tgraa la New
March.
as r v":.
Jautt..
July.. .
Oct. . .
Use.
Jan. .
jili a
....I 9J9 ! 9.90
9.97 9.96-97! 10.0(W)1
.... 9.97 ‘ 10.01
10. lit 10.12-13; 10.12 13
fiats 110. VT
. jl0.21 10. WlO.*fia27l 10.26-27
. 9.98 I0.0l| 9.98(10.07110.01-07 10.08-04
.: UMtfllO.091 lO.fMt Ht.89-1<».09-14, lU.ite-ui
..T7|.....l-.... r l0.16 10.1314
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
Ids rsch, owing to grt.
K3S?
jS5l..
Un», emtr
ersfe; beans, round grran, 22.50 crate; onions
dry, aetlra, 75c bnsncfc Irlah potatoaa. nc-
tire. No. ]. 96r991.00 bushel; calarr. fancy.
Tt086c bunch: nrppars aetlra, 22.10 crata;
okra. 01 haateia aroall. K-fO erata: caul-
Sower active. 60IOe pound: lettuce, headed.
13.000?60 drum; sweet potatoaa. yellow, ac
tive. 56c bushel; sweat potato.*, white, ac
tive. 76c hnsbel; kraut, half-twml. 1173:
mtahaga turnips, 1)M. StrawberTlea, l.tf
I74c mart.
FLOUR GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
FLOl-'K—Highest patent, BOO: beat pat
ent, 64.10: standard patent. 64.36: hnlf pat
out. 34 00: spring wheat patent. ILOO-
COnS-Cbolce while. 70c; No. 3 while. 61c;
The key to onr situation In the Northweat
KTfi 5^H?3ft s fee7t*i?7hif
0002.60 W ||i he wnntadT &&T
wheat In sight Is In
HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
Han l
Jacksonville
l*Ucltlr c«isst.
Total 33C3 1 »tt»
INTERIOR
RECEIPTS.
Tim fnllewlng table
show* receipt
town* t«*lay, ««»nipsn
me d«>
last year:
1*»7 1*«
Houston
1>V#
6425
AUgUBtll
Momphla. ......
-*»' *
Clarlnnstl
Total
243UK
7*M4
Now Orleans. K«b. 20.~Ttic Itcliavlor of
,.lvcr|»ool tndny rather confirms recent ta
bles that support In actual cotton Is weak-
nine H|n»t prlcm ara 6 lower, nml fn
urea, which wer«* flue unchanmnl. show n
ilct lino of 3(i6 points. Further Ibiuldn
tfun In near positions was itulnccd there-
hv In our market this morning, futures open
ing H<: lower. Helling waa checked, liow
ever, by the action of New York, where
steadlneaw of March and May sustulua the
Iio|h> nml belief that bull manipulation
might cause a turu In that market after
March notice day. New York wires ni
tribute their steadiness "to the undoing .if
largo straddle lutetests. wltli buying In
New York, wiling In other market*. In
order to atop Ibpildatlon and make .1
henlthv advance |MHb«lt'lc. It Is nbmdutch
necessary that txnde demand appreciably d>-
velop l«ir the undesirable colored cotton,
for, as long ns the consuming trade does
hot want It. *1* can not wonder If specu
lation runs away from It and futures sink
furthei below spot quotations, which rep-
learnt* the price for atandanl quality. The
s|sit market In quiet, with no pressing do-
maud or change In offerings.
New \ ork. Feb. -JO. -J. H. Ilarhe .1 fo.:
The weakness In Liverpool tislny was \.i
rhtiiwh attrlbutMl to the undoing of atrnd
tlb**. freer offerluge and the heavy move
tin nt Probably the latter factors had
great.**! weight, and that there, as well
n* here, the long procession «*r bales Is
tiling the patlem-e of the hull* mid en
couraging aud fortlf;. tug hi*arl«h coufl-
tb-ini* Then* was mine covering of shorts
here Mi I» morning 011 the dt.'llne, which
a slight rsll\ from the new low
ti 4-or.l prices, .bttl the entln nbsettce of
ctuuiiilsHlon business iI«h*s not nrguc well
ft»r .iu> wide Intpno cinent at this lime.
I. ..ting tlie 1 vvm of .♦. elpts t»» I*.' t are*I
t.*r m tbi trade. * lih-lt wc may reas**n-
nbly ex(w-et w III tiuly Im* done nt coneea
sIoiib In prl«*e. Tlo* market at present Is one
In which the public has practically no In
tcrest nt all. ami we do not look for out
*lde buying to make Its appearance until
Hie effects of ho*tile legislation have v
Special to Tha Georgian.
(From Ilayward, Vick A Clark !
Chicago. Fah. 29.-Bartlall. Fraalsr-A far,
rlugton: <’shies come only fractionally low
er and report a good continental demand for
wheat. There were Indications yesterday
that the liquidation was about over. The
good export huslnot* the past, two days,
atuounMng to 1.500,000 bushels, may he
<*ounted upon to cheek reckless selling by
aborts. Our winter wheat crop Is not made,
by any means, and the rharartera of those
sending unfavorable reports la such aa to
cause reasonable doubt aa to prospects.
(’orn and oats are legitimately strong,
the slight setback the peat few days re
sulting entirely from the effect on senti
ment of the wbiat weakness. Demand for
both la good. Oats for eblpment bringing
better than May prlcea.
Firmer feeling !u wheat on strength In
Vslverpool market, and unfavorable crop
new*. Home wheat for aale by commission
bouses around 77S<\
The ('hlcago Record Herald: ''Every Inch
of room It* the ittnuenpoH* mllto la flllml.
up with flour which can not ba moved
borauae of the car altnatlon, aald L. 1*.
Winter*, of Minneapolis, who wa# down
yesterday. "Tha car situation out of Mlnne.
spoils Is about aa tight as It conld possi
bly bo; whlla It la tailored aomewhat com
ing la. Tha arrivals of cash wfceatJW.e
demoralised the oath market, at mills will
not buy wheat In cars which they can
not. utilise for the shipping owroffiour.
OPENING IN WHEAT
ABOUT UNCHANGED
1
Predicted Cold Wave Start
ed Short h Covering and
Prices Advanced.
Indication
section
vrf -the good
ra. ir ». ... — .ra ..oHk Dakota, and
tli. tmllcattona nr. that It *IU urc.a1.rll7
com. In gradually.''
••Wh.at h»r. la In
tlon." write. Fslcou.r «
tind.r data of Fahrnarv 6. In Hnl.ly A •
_ very carious condl-
writ.. Falconer A On., of London,
mid.r data of Fahrnarv 5. to Halcly At «■
"It has «t.at poaalSIllll.a and th. turn
development In th. shape of Honals liuylng
durum whrat ImJ ua to send yoo i catilc
arlvlalojr this f<w tho ua. of yimrasl**# sad
ynur friends. W. should think W >» •»-
shell I Hussls ronet have bought «».«« JB«r-
ten ihu.om kush.lal of ilunini whrat. Tbe>
gr. now Inquiring for Argenllns whrnt.
gait they gir tmyfigt froelr of <)*rm*n ool«.
bpalilea having slrrady *oL.-n n rantld.ru-
M. quuhttty trf~th. new Argentina raj"
W. hrar that th. famine '51«,,»rara tesll)
null. !! serious #! It w»« In
llt.v prolilldtsd cilion That prohlhltlon
was no itouht. s great niliitk., ■■ <<
ciwimhI the hsnlshlmi, put ting up the price.,
while the sulhorltl.! nllo.ml too much in
leave the country before III. raflart »!•
stooped. We do noi kno» how this l« to
clot, nut It has the pov-IWIliy, of derclop
Ins Into Ida buying In the .prlng.
The worlifn wheat shipments were
last "—* ‘
American
Russian
l>a nubia n
India ......
Argentina
Atmtmltan
American
Russian
haniiblati
Argentina
Week
, 1.240. Ah
. 1.3ft«.AV)
. 4.2H.(W>
, 1.496. AM
192.09
. sw.oflo
Prcvlou*
Week.
3.206.000
938.000
1.498.000
312.000
3.072.000
1.112.000
144. AW
172.000
l.aat
Year.
3.668.000
2.272.AW
1.440. "On
72.000
3.808.W
1.698.000
* *i«!666
.12.304.aw 10.532.000 12.612.000
Week.
2.464.AW
268,000
7W.AW
447.0Af
U«t
Year.
4.119.0W
108.000
171.000
327.000
.7.6i9.AW 3.967.000 4.«a.0A)
yellow. 6*%*; mixed. 87c
white. J88c; era
lluU* 91160.
oATB-FlmW
white. 65* : N"
•roof, H**; G" d-
Clilcniro, Fab. 20.—Whaa waa up 1*4
HI-2c. com wan 1-801-4c better, oats
gained l-806-8c and provlaloYin were
2 1-207 l-2c higher to 2 l-208c lower.
Primary receipts of wheat 695,000
buahels, com 1,224,000 bushels, com
pared with 804,000 and 782,000 bushels,
respectively, a year ago.
Clearances were 634.000 bushels
wheat. 663,000 bushels corn and 114,000
bushels oats.
Cash tales here Included 10,000 bush
els wheat. 100,000 bushels com and
160,000 bushels oats. The seaboard re
ported 81 loads Durum wheat, 18 loads
com and 160,000 bushels oats.
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
^Chicago ^graln and provlilona quotations
THE WEATHER REPORT
WEATHF.R CONDITIONS.
Today's chart exhibits two areas of high
and two of low pressure. The renter of low-
eat barometer la near Wllmlngtou. while
»hnto fthe secondary low la over the eastern
• rawfnn Tha r*m»p nf k(yh««t olrprea-
la near Portland. ore.Twhlle its ctvir
extends tout beast Into Artxona. ,
<‘b»udy weather covers moat of the I nfted
Ktntefl and rain waa falling this morning at
'’hlcago. Omaha, Huron and Rapid City
has fallen
[laslaslppl t
ind nortbr:
and In Mlnne-
the Dakotas and northern MontMtm.
The eastward movement of the areas of
high aud low pressure will favor fair
weather In tlala section tonight and Thuri-
day.
Minimum and Maximum Ttmptrslursa
and Rainfall.
Observations takas H 8 a. m., 11th mark
WHRAT—
May....
July
Hent
LARD-
May
July....
Hepl
• l*a
'a
High. Isow. Close. Close.
77S 77 7?S
July 37
Hept.... 32S 32*i
PORK—
May.. 16.834a 16.84
July... 14.87H 16.90
LARD _
May... 9.85 9.85
July... 9.87^ 9.87H
Hepl... 9.96
484.
4*»a
46S
4"S 40J|
2S
44T, •
48A»
44S
JK.Xj'i 16.87H
9 82V4 I.6? 1 *
9.X2H 9.45
hi DBS -
May
4"»i
32S
9.921*
9.774
ATLANTA. . .
Abltw. 7~rv-
Amarillo. . . .
Asheville. . . .
Augusta. . .
Hlrmlughatn. .
Bismarck. , . .
Boston
Buffalo
4’harlaatnn. « .
tlmrlotti*. . . .
Chicago. ....
t'lnclnnatl. . .
Corpus Chrlitl.
DavenporL . .
Hodge t’liyrr V
El I'aao
Fort Hmlth. . ,
Galveston. . . .
Havre
Huron
Jacksonville. . ,
Jupiter
Kansas City. ,
Key West. . . ,
Knoxville. . , .
Los Angeles. . .
Macon.. ....
Memphis. . . .
Meridian. . . .
Miles City. . .
Motille.
9.37*
9.45
July.
THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat—Opened _ .
inn hanged to ** lower;
higher
“ >cnctl '• lev. ... ..
clohCtl inichfttigcd
THE LIVE J^JOCK MARKET
i hlcago. Feb. loft-Receipts 33.A10.
Market steadv; light 98.7507: mlse«l 96.v»ir
• ; heavy 26.7507.074: rough 96-7506.85;
pig* 26 92407; vorkers 2<06.tt: good to
«h«*l«*e heavy 26.M#»7.074.
t attle—Rei-elpts lO.Cttt. Market steady to
strung; lieerea 3UO07: nma 91.6004.75.
heifer* 22.9O06.2f>: «alvea I5.W07.75: C«hh|
prime tteera 25.4007; poor to medium 14 1*
4i5.:<5: atockera mid feelers 22.7604.9).
Kheep— Receipt a 11.006. Market
stive* 93 2505.66: west*
25 4006.60; In mbs 15.
. liPS FLASHED
From \frfllj Street
flpt-'lal to Tha fJrarften.
. iFrom llajwaid. Vlvk * War#.*
X«r York. Kvh Jl.-J, fl. Barite h Co.:
Loodi.n nurkri ■*0>, hlahar.
Tbv break In jreeterdaVa atarkat I, put
ilns n lu l«esr raldlui- home propostrron,
stories were art !*•«« to help usaattlo the
market, all of «M< h watr irulrd In tho
founo* of the tier-
Home lltinhlaliou waa bronchi about, bat
ou the whole the summit was disappoint.
In fir atoall. Motae short cvrorinf waa lu
pracreaa at the elaae.
Keren I of the prominent men In the at rant
bate I wen aolmenavd to ftv* testimony at
llsrrlmaB road r a lavaailfatioo.
HenilmeAt is mlied. sad .Utara ia very
Utile disposition to auuuort Ike market.
New York Klaaaolal Bureau: Prnfea-
ntnnals are .Iblnc their lieat to broak Amah
f instated tbruUfb 113. where some support
■ eipeefed.
Unltlinorr and Ohio's trehalcal position la
ahowlnf farther weakness than tkat
tinned yesterday moraine.
mere la a knll Up In HtMlIara. but It
meets stork on rallies, with no spend sap
port ai Ibis time.
HI. Paul la held lietween 116 ami 10,
reaehliif for Ibe lower lerel temporarily
Hear tips roatlnue to drrulde on Mil-
sourl I'.rifle.
New York Central la sold on rallies by
prof rationale: also I'eunsylvnsfa. Hnppon
la roted tronnd 10 and I3>. respectively.
No special support la aoirtl In Ilea.ling
aUe nwit* The room la kanuaerlua it.
I’oboi I'arlBr meets support around 173,
ilmufli II may he reduced to t0*l"O.
Other artlven are lit a trading poaltloa,
temporarily reactionary, and sold oa all
Irregularities for small pmhta.
plartng ft the notes i
golil drawing power.
MV look for farther short rarering and
n strong market today. The feeling Is
spreading tkat the Fnlon Parlflr loreat-
uienta will liefora long be distilbutad among
,toekhaiders, as a saw saearity. and tka
Harriman Inrratlgntlon may kaataa thla
day. iTertalaly the earnlag pawer would,
lu no manner, be harmed try sorb an nr:
rangement with the actual Investment, la
our opinion, hie money will bs made In
baying l.'ulon FarlSc on such dips aa that
of yesterday.
On soft
man. 11 ITT. .....— _
•on. Kt. Paul, Ulaaonrt. Kanaaa and Texas,
ami the other low-priced flenthweatern rails.
Heading. Pennsylranla. Louisville and
Nashville, flmeltera. Leyd and Oeneral Klee-
HUflffST UltlllD
;-»sSttii®
Price Changes at the Opt-n.
ing Were Very Small
s and Mixed.
TRApE VERY bl
•It
OUTLOOK NOT CNCOURAGINO
FROM MIDDLEMAN'S POINT
a\>w Orleans. Feb. 28.—The Times Dem
ocrat says: "The Bouthern apot people
discovered what they thought to be unfa
vorable developments fn the apot condi
tions. which. In a market like yesterday's,
caused a deeldsd down wan! tendency.
WHICH had started ee tha-liquidation of
the loog March Interest. Nothing of freali
34 | 62
Naabvlllc.
New Orleans. .
New York. . .
Norfolk
North I'latte. .
oiualia. . . .
I’ab'Rtlnc . . .
I'lttaliurg. . . .
Portland. Me. .
Portland. Ore.
Rapid City. . .
St lamia. .
St. Paul. . . .
Han Francisco.
Taylor. . . .
Thoinasrtlle.
Vicksburg. .J,
Washington.
Wilmington.
-I 48
„j#m, and haa not the
Indorsement of their organisation. The
market outlook aa yet embraces nothing
particularly encouraging from any middle
man's point of view."—Hayward. Vick 4
Clark.
YARN TRADE RESTRICTED;
The New York Commercial: Numerous
Inquires have been made In the cotton
yam market since laet reports, but owing
to the Inability of oplnoera or the*
to tatfcwthe deUeertea desired the
haa been confined within rather narrow
limits. Heller* In the marker state that of-
ferfage of yarns for deitvery before July
are not to be had egeept In extremely
anil Inin i whllo-eonaumatr— — *
maud
Few Stocks Were Traded
•Market Was Irregular
at Middav.
market, the tnalu question
iMMSTBWSWr w r\l
of*ssatalntof "orders pSuwd'tn th.'a...'
'••n a arala down" alao l-gsn. ,.j
•twt hoy, to matilf«t ItaalfT an,; V
“vfi' ?,yr ni g . r *^? T -g h *1 rat In
Nnw York. Pat). 30.-Suit .ti.-t-
ahowM rhangra opaoad lower. Flrat ,.r. .
for Pennevlvanla, *t. Paul. North.d«i. r
Hmith.rn ltrltlr tnrt (Irrat Northern
—ra uurhnagra. Hmelting
I hlflber tiutl Annranda lost a 10.I..1 ;” nl ;
nlon Partfir and Heading ilw llnni >,
MONEY ANDEXCHANGE.
New York. Feb: 20.-.>Ionev on ran
O P»r cent; lime louna 6J, for <l x n ,i„\.
to six mouths.
. ■Wrilhfl eirliaitgo 14 .iy„
4.G6H with actual business lu banker * i,.|««
nt 24.846004.8466 for demand nml ft
1880) for Matt-day Wll*. 4
(mfUtfck) Mila 807.
Bar silver 68fcc.
ady and unchanged at 2i i:
MINING STOCKS.
Boston, Feb. 20.—Trinity 33: Tamur*. k
160; Osceola not quoted; North Run.- nr.
raw —Copper Range 86: gim^y
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
ot to be had except In extremely
tata. whUfrjconaumptlon and th* de-
coming forward continue* to exceed
recorua of prarlona years.
Mtby ot the mtlhr In the Honto spinning
the fine numlwra are now sold ao far ahead
that It la impossible for would-be buyers
to place additional contracts for delivery
within any reasonable time. The coaroer
yarn* are also reported to be well taken
up. and the market, as a whole, la In much
better shape than It waa when the month
opened.
In the hosiery yarn division of the market
orders continue to come forward. Wit the
deliveries asked for are extremely hard to
get from aplnners. In spite of the fact
that bnyers nro perfectly willing to pav
the highest ptlcea aaked. Fine count* In
hosiery yarn* are ecarae, while a he medium
and coarser numbers are rapidly becoming
well told ahead. Bayer* have held off lu
some «ases under the belief that prices
would Im> easier Inter ou, but have now
come Into the market to fill pressing re.
qulrementa which they can un longer bold
off on. In some -ensea the medium and
finer counts show slight advances over the
prlcea quoted a week ago.
STOCKS-
Op a
2pm Cl*#
Ansronds
At«*hUon
do,, preferred
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Parlflr
Chesapeake and Ohio
Brla
292V* . s:\
1034, PCS
iir*,iK\
m i-y;\ ick
524* 6.’,
35S K-, .2#.
Ws- jj;
Illinois Central ....*
Louisville tad Nishtflto ....
Mexican Central, praf
Norfolk and Woatarn
Near York Central
Ontario sad Western
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and Heading ....
Bock Island
Southern Pacific
tfotpbern Railway
162V* 161* 4 1n.*4
IMQII.M !S4 ! 4
'86 * M
128 11274 1 n
44S! 44*.
I3J\ 1304, »*•!,
12*t ,123 12I*,
26‘ 4 ...
93V *!>• ?:%
264k 26*4 ... .
Ht. Pan!
148
173 V#
147*, I47S
173', 172 >*
L'ultod Ktatra fltrol
tlo. prof«rrefl
Wibaah, preferreg
.1
46*. IS*-:
KM*.
rv
ilttSS'rUS":::::::::;::::::
iulnu :s$ W«l M^Dbii::
Ventral of OMrgla. lit 1st. ....
do M Income
Georgia
Augusts sod Baranaah
Southwestern
Georgia Pacific lata
Special to 1
Anitricua, Qa., Ffb. 30.—Great en
thusiasm Is being shown here rrgar.l-
Ing the Y. M. C. A. work which.I. n..»
going on. The subscription list f»
dally growing by hundred! of dollar*
and ere long the entire amount of l«« •
000 mill have been aubacrlbed. fom-
mlttaea of Americas’ moat Influential,
buatneaa man age.now raising the sub
scription.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
er
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 868.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO.
COMMISSION BROKERS
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Private wires to New York, Chicago and Naw Orleans.
All Accounts Guaranteed.
Ofllcea: Opposite Pott Office. Knoxville. Tenn.: Schrapiro Building
North Augusta. 8. C.
Orders solicited for Purchase and Sal* for Future Delivery. Correapon.
danco Invited. Atlanta and Georgia euatomara will ba given special att«n
white rllpuwl, 6Se; bo, 1
: mixed, ri": Texas rust
I unla. 6.V; hurl, 76e; Blue.
klr.Al.-l’Isln. per Mpuimd sseka, «e
plstn. 4* pmmd Mirks, 6a.*; plain, 3t pouui
""itAV^rimoihV." eidira Isr»» halea. 11.0:
da choir*, amall iwlea. II.M: do ho. I third
Iwle, il.76: d.v Xu. 3 third Italea. 31.36; hit,
I clover mixed, 31.30; rhotre prairie, II, her
muds 91
KIIOItTK—I’hwlr* white It 6S: Texas Whitt
U.0; finer, to pound, II 35: brown WxflK
’’rtili'Ktis KF.Rt>-Flfty pound aaehl. Me:
Purtua eitiek feed. »1»: vletor feed. 11.0;
snn*r ffwl 31.26.
PRO VINK INK sui»r*mi» hsms, l*Ho; C*D
fornln bams. IA8«; «lry wilt extra ribs. 9.674:
boUlrn. 2v)3 |M*umls. 10.**: flat l>««’ka. 8.A>:
i>lni**b. t Rk’»: Hui*n*m«* Isnl. 10.75; Purity
compound. nV‘-
llUiAH- stsndsrd grsiiulstail 22.88. Ntw
York rafliunl. 4Hc; plantation. 4\c.
COFFF.K- unastwi Arbu«*kl*t 116.00; bulk
In bat* or barrels.. 13o; grwa. llOlfc.
RK’K—Carolina 4H07‘K. according to lbs
*7HEFHK—Fan<*y full irram dairy. 16V.'
twins. liiWi*.
fthrvdded blecult. IS raw: No. 3 roll.d
nata 3100 eaaa. flarh crlla. M noand Page,
II M oiatara. full weight, feod rate; li/kt
weight, »)■» eara. KvaiMratad applaa, Kt
pound. I’apper llahlag .powders. X
rase. Rad .alnioo P raw. Pink sxin.ro
IkH eara Coral. 0e: ehoralate. Me; anug.
■pound jars, tae. ttoaxt beef, BIB eaae.
Corpfd bVef. t: tk raa. _ Cat top. IlM eaae.
Klrop. New Orr-snt. ale gallon; core, 30e
a lion: Cuba 36e palleu; ifrarglo rane 3Se.
It. 10-poo ad Ne. Axle gaaue 11.73. boda
rraakera. **se pound; laaiaa.Ttke; oyatar 7c.
Barra) wady, prapouuA At; mixed, par
rani, 6«f7c gcr Dounf •wlm, out
laid. 93.9 cats rotssh. 23.903-88 rata
Pessirts^THc. Rope, 4 ply cotton. 18c. Soap.
hrram. 7r pnun*1; saappOr. 18r pound;
trout. pound: bluo fixh. 8c ihmhmI; pnm*
pa »u*. 25* iNMind: uini'kcrcl. 1!iJ«* |M>mul:
iiilxcrl fish. 5c I'uund: frctli wpirr trout. SN
Ivs. i'u*iu*t, rw shad, 75c; bad, that!, 25t/3)c.
Ne* York. Feb. 2-).—Coffee cables:
Havre st 10 n. in., market lisrrly steady;
12 fUK>n declined ** franc; aalcs 6.000.
Ilnmlturg at 10 a. in . Med-lluei! '« pfen
nig: Mile* 9.000; Itlo No. 7 4S; exchange
15 15-32; recrlpM I4.^X); ahlpmenrs to Ftilted
Htntea 9.000; .Kuropc 1,080; storks 92.0*>);
market quiet.
Nanto* receipts 39.000; stocks 2.798,600;
market nominal: go**l average Hsutaa nom
inal Hso Paulo receipts 32,000; # luudlnhy
rtsvlpts 29,008.
Th* following fUoret gtra tbs opanioi
range and close or tha Maw fork caffee
market for today;
Opening
Kahrnary
Miii' li ..
April , ..
Octol*vt .
NovcioImt
IhM’cmtM-r
. .5.40 5.6U
..5.45-5.5*
. .3.65
. .5.50-7* 55
. 5.55-3.85
. ,5.*> 5.C5
.5.65-5.70
..5.70-3.65
..5.90
w York. Feb. 2*.-J4ag*r <
griiiiulatc«l 4.50.
Coffee firm: No. 7 lllo 7*»i
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
CHICAGO CAR LOTE.
uni oMtlmsteil receipts for tomorrow are sa
ollowa:
'J'othiy. Toinor.
.Wtm
6.04.50
5.46.
3.88-5.65 j « .tni 3*
5.55-5 t*o i on in t:i
V665.80 j Hog* 358«)J
>*.lD5.)w j
5.66-3.701
SJoi‘:S j CONTRACT 16 AWARDED
FOR NEW COURT HOUSE.'
FRANK IIAWKINR. Prtklfl.nt.
H. W. ATKINSON. Vle. Prrald.nt,. TUOMAH c. ERWIN. Caahlw
JOSEPH A. MeCORD, Vlee Frealdent. R. W. BYERS, Aisisttnt Caahlar.
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
r h A N K 0 !rTwK hJI?'
II. M. ATKINSON.
JOSKPII A. MrCOHD,
THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY
Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFBSNTZ, 0. P. A., President.
C. E. Manviaring, Vie# Praaldant, Thao. Coehau, jK C. P. A, See. •"il Tr *'• ,
BRANCHES
NEW YORK—Waldorf-Astoria. ATLANTA—Fourth Nxt’l Bank B.d*
BOSTON—Exchange Building. CH1CAOO—Marquette Building.
WASHINGTON—Colorado Building. PHILADELY-TIA—Ballavue-Strattoro-
NEW ORLY7AN8—Henncn Building. BAN FRANCISCO—Belden Building.
LONDON, ENGLAND—4 King Street. Chea'palde.
' ATLANTA BRANCH 10I5-I* Fourth National Bank Building.
0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manaftr.
Telephone, Main t72. Cable Addrega, Amdit, N.
L. H. Fairchild.
J. Whila
COTTON AND STOCK
tclcgrnph wire* or by mail.
\Vc have every facility for lb** ext
ern tlon «*f msrglual orders .on a rcmml*
slon b.iati
Our treatment of customer* I* st till
tlmcR courteous, ami ordfr* arv rxc-
cute*I uni reported promptly.
Wo *4Y|trlt «-nr*apond*nc* and will
have our representative call perootsUy
on those Interested.
Clark Goodman & Go.
30 Broad Street. New York.
bpc* Ini to The Georgian.
Milieu. Go.. h>b. 20.—Contract for
building Jerkins county court house
was awarded yesterday to Nicholas
Inner, of Atlknta. (*s. Tha price was
$41,749. Work la to rotumanc* by Feb
ruary 26, amt th* building Is in be
completed within nln* months.
Trtops to Calloet Tanas.
Begins. N. \V. T.. Fob. 29.—Urd*rs
have been received ut the heiulqusrteni
«>f the mounted poll** her* to dlapatch
r force to Yorktowrt.’ Suskatcbewsn. to
nld tax collector* wh«i nr* endeavoring
to*collect tax** from the Dnukhobora.
They claim tluy are exempt from taxu.
tioa.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEWORLEANB.
New Orlrsne Cotton Excbangw Srrr Yak Cnfta, Kxehang*.
York Cotton Exchan^A nII OriXtiBSrd ofSSdA
Naw Orleans Stock Exchange. Chicago Board ot Trade.
Private wires
turn delivery,
rtivBMBi. corrffl'TBSffTfSir
Tir«8 to NEW sXORK ani CHICAGO. Ordars
on tbov8 Ezchangaa. B. C. C
-csssar'
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, BTOCKB, BONOS. COFFEE, GRAIN AND PBDVISIONS.
Csrondslat and Oraviar Sta, Naw Orlaana. .
MEMBERS: • , „ra.
N»w Orirnaa 'allon Eirbaagw I Naw Orlnaa Future Srrift
Naw York Colton Kx. ktuga Now Or Iran a and Cklrago Bosnia or
lialvraton Colton Ktrbaaar. I Now .York Cairo, f^rkanro - a
Uoutlon Cotton Earhangf. | Aaaorlsre lAnlhsVa IJv.rpool C"!'"'
■ . ... u . York and Chloago Correapdndanta. „. T . U
J. S. BACHE A CO.. AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER. A CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINT#.