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THL ATLANTA GEORGIAN LfVBtPeOL MARKET 1 SLIGHTLY EASIER WTith a Few Minutes Ses- aion Prices Were Forced Lower. SPOTS UNCHANGED New York and New Orleans Exchanges Closed—Will Re-open Monday. Th» tdvuct la iht uviTSKD markat ~xr«r riieehad Saturday nnd closing quo tat Ion. war* not far from what had bean axpectad In rraponaa to the ctoa Inc flguraa In Naw York laat Thura day. Final fleurra In Liverpool ahow dactlnea of from 2 to 1 1-1 points, as com pa rad with tha prevloua doaa. Spot a wara ataady and unchanged at S.C3 for middling on aaJra of 1.000 bales. Tha followlnf fl»urea (Ire the opteln* raeffe and rloaa. compared with real onlay: Futor.t opened quiet and ataady. Opaalnc Rase*. ('•broxry 6.7u . NOTBS ON GRAIN. Pointer* on Provisions. ATLANTA MARKETS. Maerh-J fcjas: cum. 5.C3 ».«m PrtvlMi July-August .. .. Aug-Sept. • Aept-Cfrt Oct.-Nor N®».*Dk noted steady. The New York and Now Orleans ex changes remain doo«d Saturday. Busl- tteaa wilt be returned In all exchanges Monday morning. WEEKLY CHRONICLE'S COTTON CROP STATEMENT. WEEKLY CHIIONICLE H COTTON CROP STATEMENT Week, feat &.606.C2 me: 1.II7.9W X93.CS ’.'10.010 ] SC.974 171.291 W».602 1*4.112 116.061 U7I 696.3.14 £53,131 267,366 2*1.337 201,852 since Mept. 1...10,661.0*9 10.137.72S 6,472.943 M'CULLOUQH BROS.' FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER. Week This Visible ■apply. ,_S,68.’.t67 Lf?n6r . 1,191,894 161.437 Interior receipt* 161.062 Interior shlpm’t* 1W.W1 Interior, slock*., v “ E ' : Cbleag*. Fab. tt-BarUatt. Vihalar 4 Carrlugtuni Macs TbaMday* -ctoS, -Mr arpaol lx up Voa wheat and % Id * on aara. While ear lota apparently aramiu Iba aatlmataa, Ibay Intluda quit* a larfe proportion of yaatarday'a morement and raally ladleat* a romparattrely light atorr- ■•at. Raeelpta of baga IUU agaloat aa •atlmata of 22.a00, with (.000 left orar. Mar ket ataady. Weather moderating all tkroagb tha Waat with prnapeeta of aoow or rota wltblo tha neat 34 bonra. Think the wheat altuatloa u daraloplog gnat strength bath by reason of roattaenUt and on areount tba uafarorable weather we are ex- partenelng through tha winter wheat lielt. Oamand for both oats and eora eoutipsaa tery atrong. and wa are aernmulatlng no •torka or eiuwr. Heiieve i-.il. blgbar. Wa hare to bare larger receipts nt hug* to *It» ua a lowar proelaton mar ket and for tb* preaant would pr.far lo buy than o* tha weak apota. Thera wara tsapactad yaalerday I rare of wheat. 2X2 ear. of rorn and 03 rara of oati Deducting thasa from morning’s receipts ■aba* tba total* of .art, .try moderate. I.irarpool rahlea Trtday showed pro aanared atranglb..although at. ilia, dole bt lag V blgbar on wheat aud •* ou corn. Liverpool ntrenfib waa In sympathy with an edrance of l»*c In Berlin end on Ar gentine shipment* failing under the eat! nsatee. although the latter were S.TM.QOO bushels. or 900,000 boehele more than last year. It wae Inferred by the trade here that aiore Itusaisn buying wae tinder war la Europe. Ruaele, In thl* country. la buy- l®f whrat end aeeda. and lies purchased •ome buckwheat seed. <Tbelr operetloua era kept entered up. They d<* not want to eXcit* the markets. The foreigner* ere to keep their own markets quiet, but foreigners In geaeral show more interest In the markets end watch condition* closet y. Freest ng weather make* the possibility or crop scare more certain, and It la likely to owie nl any Ume, so the bull# ae>. Private cabin from Liverpool said corn wa* firm with •® ^upward teodency. prices being *ic Rnr Liverpool correspondent cables: Wheat very fine, with * good, continual demnnd. t orn Orm with n good demand.” Mlnnrapolla-curb: May uheat. 7»c bid: closed 78 D-8c The abort aide of wheat will do lo scalp on, but the big money made this spring will bn In tha bull ranks. Tha European situation la dally becoming stronger and tha climatic conditions during the winter and tha weuthar now prat ailing have laid tha foundation for extensive crop damage. With these two factor,* In the situation II will not pay to neglect lo buy on weak spot*. \ •’ora la In a atrong position. Re- celpta are letting up. alocka have not accumulated aa the bears expected ami the drmand la good FRUIT AND PRODUCE KClia-Artier. I7%«I|0. I.IVK Pol:I.TBY—Bans earb: cblcken. aetl.e, 304 Paklu, pe each; Mdtfla,’■ dull. 37*. reula Sr earb; docks r ., t JOe aaebi f*WA full fenthered. ,k- each: turkey, acll.a. iteand- T-tleeae uadrawa. turkrya. undr.wa, lae. active. IT 1 .**- tu-nu, 17V- pound. -1% , 0 g too... ke: ~DRll'li'(j:j>„ I'OULTE' irttea, lOflM* pound: artier. i:hc pound; f m.uirt lunw. 17V pen I'HOfil'fk-Teuoaaaea rlbe aod boaea. (a; Teaaeaaea aanwgr. »e; lard. 10c pound: barn., artlea l(c pound: (boulder* ard.o, h pound: .Idea nelfn. 10c pound; hotter, u Eva. tnytfMe pound: bee.wax aetl.a. St pound: TSouy. brlgkt, aeljea. I- pound: Cnee lu 1-pouod. Idacka, actlee. 13c ponpdj Ariel apple., «c pound: wblto pea. artfea |1» bu.bel; lady peal. 3SW; atovk. HMU OAJtr -Quail arilea.„1(e »* r lt: doeaa tetlee. ot eacb: ducts. Millard, actlee, g, asrh: durke. mixed, o' .... Af _*ocbi wild Bjbm actlee. Me p.uud: rabblla actlee. nii — x-“!r~i. aetler. Ic eacb: open- Ns. dreaaed. aril.*, “ tfra, actlee, ic pound FEIiTH. INHII. fapr.e **-«J i ts. Bauann. per hunch, rolls, acllea, *V<3 K.Tho’MS gri?r"’l5..'*Jk'o%3« ‘apP^cWT Bn Varta. OJOife; fancy. iE.TE; -2*^ York ststs spplss. wloMr vartstlss, SfcfcR'w Grape froit Florida *Cork. owing t* slss •lid color, par box, Sl.60ff2.76. LJmcs, Hor- Ida stock, per hundred, tl.w. Sots, finer mixed. In boxc*. p#r sack of 100. sctlvs sf EffjmZ P#so.!tt la aa* -r.ragln* Ul pounds ssch, •wing to grtov. psr pound. V®ETABLER-B##ts, csbbsgA crstss. se- five, 63.00 crate; fsbbtgc. stsudnrd cfstos. 9He m-snd; csbbnsc. barrel*, f^c pound, egg plant active. |2.5Q ertte; coeuinlifN. i «*rsts; tomato**, fsocy. sciivc. MeOOjOlM tomatoes, cbolco. active. S3.2S663.60 crate: •rats: beans, round green. 64 crate: oulous dry, active. 76c hushd: lri*h potatoes, sc five. No. l„ fQffKr bushel:’celerv. fan«*y. """ * pepper* native. 14 00 crsl „ .—kgs small. 12.60 crate; flower sell vs. 8O10c pound; lettuce, headed. 62.0002.10 drum: sweet notalne*. yellow, nc* live. 65c bushel: sweet potatoes, while, nc- ttre. 76c bnshslr kraut ksIf-btcreL 69-1*; nitvbsgs turnips. ]V§c. HtraeIw*rrles. L'atl TO*' quirt. FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. FLOUR—Highest psfect. 63.00; neat pat ent. 64.60; staodsrd patent. St 73: hnlf put cnt. 64.00; spring wbsat patent. 65.w. „ CORN—f’holec while. 70c; N**- 2 white. 6*c; No 2 yellow. C£c; mixed. 67«-: Tennessee white, ttot cracked corn per bushel, 2v.V. Hull* 911.60. ftATB—Choice whits clipped. 66c; No. 1 white, 15« : No. 2 mixed. K*-: lets* rust J*roof, Eke; Golden oats, 63c; lluri, 73c; Blue. THE WEATHER REPO RT taalgbt and at Ufeb Swda^f warm.1 presaure, one corerta, must of (be fry east af iba Mdtb u-rkll.n and tbn uibar th» I'artBc .-on.l (UtM. Baiwren Ibaw la ajrpogb of low pmsur. axteadlak from nortbarsiWootaoi aoutbiast InM northern faxxtc Tho enstor of tbn aastsra ’’high ’ la nanr Waab Ukton D. C., while that .of tb* waalarn_ r ’Wgh” la at Ian FrandaesJ Thor. ala Lssps Atlanta. Fsb. 23.-Apple receipts quits lib era!. In the face of which, however, the market la strong and showing material ad vance. California orange* also show «trong ad- 1R— Wt ell polnta of elilptn^dtS. Itc celpta of Florid* oranges norsial. with small sites being preferred on the port of buyer* at quite a difference In price over nod above values for large sixes, which are very much more plentiful than those first ' sotJcssble I* tempos, either as . „ large sixes and good qua! lug rexdlir at prices quoted; somII — ptontlful and showing jh Ja IOi~1 n up duty. n a measur . pplex Id tight supply sod sslUug at the market to Roth eating and seed IrUh potatoes hold- lag their own as to value*, receipts normal. As yet no uew Irish potatoes lu lhe mar- het. A strong advance In noticeable on rab- begs. with the supply Insufficient to meet requirements covering both New York male and Florida stock. Florida vegetable*.generally speaking. In . . «kru, , „ lining outrageoos value*. Oelery and cauliflower, also lettuce, in lib eral supply at low price*. Mrs wherries less plentiful than for sev eral days previous; prices are. therefore, better. Eggs scare and showing a atrong ten dency to advance. I.lvo poultry aud game telllug at fair price*. Market, however. I* thorouahlv * lulled on dressed heua and turkey*, while ucks. geese and dressed fry* are lu light supply with satisfactory values applying A sforrov and active demand continue* for all varieties of colored and white im-mr. applying especially to colored varlettew The best grade* of table butter being ready sale at aallsfactory value*; ••ountry mixed, or looking Mm k, Uiole I'li'i.tifi|| wltli prices down. To Build New Court House. i*l to The Georgian. Heflin. Ain. K*b. 23.-HcfIn will, in a few days, commence the erection of i 633,000 court house. Above futurcK. Demand urgent. c»«,li demand urgent with nupply decreasing. Huy coarne grains while level. Chicago Record-HeraId. ‘‘The Minneapolis flour output lust week gained only 18.5.7:, In Is.” *m,j the Northwestern Miller. ’’That It was not larger was due to car famine, many of the inllla being scarcely able to get enough cars to run Imlf-capaclty. The quantity of flour Aimed out (week of Feb. If.) wan 213.980 brls. against 2*9.- 895 In 1906 and 244.760 in 1*05. Today there were fourteen mill* In operation, ami though the car situation continues bad. the output promises to*show ma terial Increase. For the corresponding week In 1906 It wos 306.996 brl*. With wheat- declining- Hour was very dull laat weak. While one company reported a moderate trade, the others had a common experience of light soles. Re duced aa the output was. It Is doubtful If the quantity of flour sold waa as large as that made. Buyers persistently hold to -tiifilr pogttign.ffg believing in lower proces and are suiting their net tons to t hat vTa w. The Increased receipts have haif“a marked efteri on the 9i*ot whf nt market. On Tuesday of last week No. 1 northern sold at 3 1*2 ft 4o over May. Tills premlftin has been graduATTy 'WTUttlod down xmtil ft ts tmiy 1 3-4662c over. The millers having con siderable wheat coming to them on old contracta und not ofteratlng heavily, were not active buyers, and In the Inst day or two terminal elevators have been picking up the surplus. No. 2 northern has sold at ,M«y price to I-4c over and No. 3 at 2ff2,l-2c under Mny." In nn Interview put «>ut on the grain tickets yesterday A. .!. Mchstern said: “Much lias been written In the news- pai*i* lately axtachlng fnr greater Im portance to my supposed operan<»h~ m wheat and corn Hum they deserve Am also frequently quoted as u hull or a bear. In twenty year* aa a speculator I have never Issued one line or vvonl for publication. When 1 have an opinion and at the rame time have any money, I play that opinion regardles* a* long a* mv money holds out. Am voiry to say that very frequently my money gives out before the market i onformn to my opinion." Ltchstcrn has not been reported out of money In a good many years Tho trade la still gueh*ing us t » the site of his holding of wheat, if any. A London grain lett* r of February 7 said the shipping renami for old Argen tine corn was at an end und that tin* outlook for t|»»* new ••on \«n* aerh.u*, and added: ‘‘It Is useless to deny 111** fact that the hulk «»f the crop |«* Inst iH'yond repair Tills, of course, enn^ld- erably niters the entire tniilxe Mltu- cllon. Deptlved *f liberal ofiein ft.»m the Argentine, the dumand will have to ho met l»y North America and the ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS £iupin Building. ATLANTA. Bell Phone, Main 858. GEORGIA. WE HAVE FOR SALE ( ‘reek t*%>al and «‘nk first niOItgHKe 6 |e M/*U0 Hattie Cornpa cent bonds, due 1925. 610.000 State of Georgin 4 t.J |„. r - cent «*uupon le*u«Is, due -|9l* 63.000 State of Georgia ;; 12 per cent coupon l»oiidv due 1913 616.000 city of Atlanta. Ua . 4 per cent coupon honor due i!»:t.7 13.000 t'lty of Atlnntu. Ga . 3 1-2 per rent coupon la.nds, dm* 1931. 92.000 Fulton Hmg ami Cotton Mill* general mortgage 5 | er cent ' bonds, due 1917. I 93 000 Constitution Publishing Com pany first mortgage 5 per cent • P r 'Cts Full Particular* on Appl.ca- Cb^ai Gearm, 6L26. IIAY—Timothy, choice large bate*. 91 90: do choice, small hale*, 91.SO; do No l third hale*, 91.IS; do. No. 2 third hair*. 91.25; No. 1 clover mixed, 91.20; choice prairie. 91; her W flHORTR—Wholes white SL60: Texts white xi 4Q‘ r*nrv. fiO-poiiud, 6L35; brown idtflftV iiottod, 91.D. CHICKEN FEED—FlftVJiound sack*. Wc; Purina cnlck feed. $1.90; victor feed, fl 25; Banner feed 61-96. PROVISIONS. IK—Buprana h forms bn ms. 10.50: dry salt _ 1 (elite*. 20.3 pound*. 10.60;, flat hm-ks. 9 63: niate*. H.63: a Hunrcme- lard. 10.75; Purity compound. 8l*c. GROCERIE8. BUOAR-Wtndard graquiated 66.00. New York refined. 4Hc; ptaatatfoo. 4Lc- COFFEE—Roaatea Arliuckles 916.00; bulk to haga or barrel*. 11c; given. 11012c. RICE—Jap. 606‘tc: head. 6767; Carolina, 6Ujkt7. according t» (lie grade. CIIKEHK—Fancy full cream dairy, I6 s ic; twin* 16Hk’ M«™it.J» SMSJ Ns. | rolled oat,. P00 ns. fork TrIM.JHionsd ban *1.00. o.ktsrs, full weight. 37 M c*„: li.iTt 31.00 ns. ET.por.te.I tppl„, 1\t pound. Me. Bsklnc powder,. 1* nw. Red ulmon II cm. Pink Mlnoo _ ~ CoroMl J*s,V c**.. "Catsup, ll.M cx'e. Sirup. New Ori-nnt *t nllon; con, 30c l-pound 32.33. Nary htsi «C. Be»t mstrhc*. pec am*. — —isqT Jsi trout, *•■ pound: blu* fl*h. Ic pound; pom- tmoo, »>• pound; mackerel. KHc pound: mixed Hah. 3c )Mmud: froti water trout. OU . OS 1IK' pound; roe ihad, 73c; bark (bad. SRUc Port land. Tbs tempsratir* kx* fallen coi cs-' 1 ! Una aod mtddls Taos*****. •Hw asatward drift of ike ares* of bisk and low preaanrs will raua* clondr weather In thl* aaefisa tsnlgbt and Bandar with R robablr rals; not as csM tosl(kt, warmar undap. OBOROU T iND F 8mfTU 8T c!4KOLIN*-- Raln toulfbt and Bundap; warmar Bondap. Obaarratlsiis takan st'l a. m.. 73tk msrl- diau tlm*. — J. ===== 1 Atlanta AMIane Amarillo Aahevilla .. .. Auguata Hlrntlngbaui.. «. Iltamarck .. .. Boston, buffalo'.. - .. .. (‘harlestou .. charlotte Chicago CtacInnsU .. .. Corpus ChristI.. Davenport.. .. .. Dddgc El Paso Fort Hmltb .... Galveston Havre Huron Jfirkaonviile.. .. Jupiter Kanaaa City .. , Key West .. .. , Knoxville .. .. , lander Lo* Angelen •• . Mobile .. .. , Modena .. .. Montgomery . Nashville.. .. New Orieana New York .. Norfolk ... ,, North Platte WRIT (IS MU II T| OPERiG Wheat Wag the LeadhrJn ' • .the Market for ,.'.r Cereals. ,*• * , . * PRICES HELD UP WELL Corn, Oa|s and Provisions Were Higher-at Close ,, . of Session.. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE Cblt-SBO. III., Fa for th* dii- »how< I«3e In whsdt. ,1-4 Palestine .. Pittsburg .. Portland, Me. Ixnila .. . Ht. Paul ... . Haa Frandnco Hnvanaab .. . K kana .... ii pa Taylor Thomaaville.. Ylckahurg .. . Wa thing ton .. Wilmington .. m I r. Wbsat led th* otbsr .csrsalk In t> matter of actlrlty aUd held up wdll In pries, too. Tha local crowd wont homo Iona almost to a man. Monday wilt bo another day In wheat, whsn some of this grain will bs forced out. Primary receipt, of wheat for the day, 1,037.000 buxbela, and for tba weak, 3,(30,000 bushels, compared with Glt.- 000 and 3.320.000 bushels, respectively, a year u*o; corn receipts’for the day. l.tlt.ono bushels, for the Weak MK.ooo bushel., against (30.000 and 4,3(7,000 bushels, respectively, a year ago. Clearances for the day, 43.000 bush els wheat. (33.000 budncte corn, and 3,000 bushels oats. Cash sales here; 100,000 wheat. 73,- 000 bushels ’ corn and 1(0.000 bushels oats. Tho seaboard reported three loads of wheat, six loads oorn and (0,00u bush els oats. T« the Editor of the Georgian: I have but little on Antl-Bsjoon League work this week, but that little may be of Interest to the readers of- The Georgian. On laat Tburaday night at a meeting of the local league. It was deisrmlnsd lo call In all the petition* circulating In tba county, GRAIN. THE CHICAQO GRAIN MARKET. 'Iikflgo grain aud provisions quotations for today follow: Prevloua Optn. High. Low. Close- Close. July ::: life 38 3fe 3 SS?-::: & 3fe M 5? July ... 467, 47 46K 47 H»*pi. ... 47V» 471% 47V* 47' I UATB- Mvy ... 414y THE COFFEE MARKET. January .. teornary A pet l — 'ley •• nue .. .. July .. .. Ausust .. October .. Sovcmber TfcCmlier.. closed steady! lAdes. UO.330 bags. STOCKS AND BOND8. Rill. AakeJ (lenrcl* tt,,. IMS 'll T>2 Ueorgla Railroad Sa UK 103 , Atlanta (s. 1111 . Atlanta 4*a- IB3.. Atlanta 4a. 1»M Atlanta end Wast Point UK 1U ... 104 !<*\ Atlanta and tVest Point Dbts. Central of Oeorgls. 1st Inc. ... do 2U Income Georgin Auguste and dsvemiMi Southwestern Cenrgl.x I’sclfle lets Jolted on Train. A severe Jolting P. B. Carter claims he received on a West Point train neat Kust Point, wax the cau»( of a suit being tiled Friday In the auperlor court iii;atnsl the Atlanta and Weat Pidm Itullroad t'omnany for (3.000. t-’artei vbitnia that rotten ttea allowed the rails t„ snread and tause the train to h> - , ..me derailed. Thu sudden etoppln*. In- claims, caused him to be thinun \ Inlently against the aeat In from of him. Injuring him. Mn.t i’ORK- have report made at the. regular meet ing of the league next Thursday Bight, February - 1: waa dr (elan Inert to employ new canvassers, that la eotne new onee—ad ditional once, end begin the campaign with renewed energy, arlth the under- atendlng thet the petitions be pressed now Into every Pari o! lie ccustv. s sufficient number of men to be tm ploved for that purpoee.. This tha com. mlt tee Is doing and will be ready for the next meeting. Meantime men are being • arranged w Ith to do the canvnselng gad g vigor; ou3 campaign xrlll be poshed along this line. i——'»*■» » g—d <df« for all ln- tereeiud in this movement to attenX next meeting et the Carnegie library, t o’cluck on Thursday night. February 2*, that they may be fully advised about the matter. The executive board und headquarter, committee, have tbe matter In hand. Thle.enmpelgn la going lo be run upon a high moral plain, and every clticen In Fulton county wtlj have to take aides out and out either for the hosts of Oed and.humanity, or with the liquor gong.- I know the liquor people, and a few spologleta for the inlqulsoui bualneaa claim that they are going to take the negro race In Atlanta, and cleat! ua up In the fight. It the negro race haa no more principle than to eell out to the liquor gang we can’t help It. end It won’t matter If they-get.all of them. Thle le a white man’* county, and we ren not believe that the white man la going to line up with that aort of an unholy combination. The representa tive negroes, though. a(surr us 'that they ore by no means all going on the other side of thle queetlon, and many of our people believe that they m ^ n ^teh.^h,,. on we are going to push It, and win .* 1 Ewgpws*ri iwSE-sSvK- Sjsy-.™- “» SR S S’{ •a we have lo submit to a-nrae'-A-ru,".""’^ vfswttsns ass thorlud by the council ansm" thought so javcral months ego i h . I bqgan urging such a question tha mora le Investigate along this the more We are persuaded that t," the duty-of the council to refut. Issue license at all In the beet Intel set of aU Atlanta. '* r Judgei.* R. Artman, of the s#35S5?ru.’!r. , 5rss of thfe-contention, declaring that of saloons U.uueonttnuu,” •I/. The superintendent of the ittgw of that state agye; “He present- , strong amment. end we believe it U n anawbrabie.** It’ le said the liquor pie accept the verdict and will ners« to the Supreme court with It. On' to. victories that are being won an 0 v„ Jhla country week in and week uut fo. the kingdom of righteoueness. The death knell of-the licensed u loon Is being aounded all over tbla greet-nation of oum, and the -bout- -Hallelujah! glory to God In the hlgn eeU ”. are going up like sweet in cn.. from the camps of tho hosts of l-rae! all over the land. Come, brethren, the victory t. ^ ur , If we want II. Shall we not all join hoarl and bend In tho conflict wavlns aloft ihe white-banner nf purltv nno happiness with a determination that r (Mil never be furled until planted upon the hlgheat crest of the enemies-hreax: works? J. B. RICHARDS. WOODMEN OF WORLD HOLD GOOD MEETINGS; S CANDIDATES INITIATED 16.70 Julv .. 16.40 LAUD- Mfljr 9.7b July .. 9.76 Hopt hlUEM- M*r •• 9-27V* July .. 9.36 THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET, Corn-Close PARI8 WHEAT. Pari* wheat quiet 6c lower; flour 6!*lQc lo*+r. NORTHWEST CARS. ears of today, last week .. 114 40 LIVERPOOL COTTON. Beach Camp Meeting. Beech.Camp No. 746. et tie last meet Ing, Initiated one candidate and re- celved three applications for member- ship In the camp. Sovereign George W. Mull In, was elected delegate to the head camp, which -meets- in JSLckeonvllle. Fla, or March 12 next. Dr. R. N. Weaver was elected alternate. Atlanta camps will send five dele-, gates lo the head eemp meeting. cctlrr month* I Vlxn h April .. .. MnvJnnv Jiilr Aueuxt .. .. Oi-lirtH-r-November H* 6 4.’ 6 39 6.37 6.69 S.MI4 6.6114 STOCKS LONDON STOCK MARKET. Danube. Both countries m-e well pre- pur.-d to meet Flur-ipean requlrentente. hut the former seems Invllnetl tn hold lur higher prleis. mid thn condition of tilt- tnalav Is Mild to leave a good deni lx- desired. The c onsumptive doniuud In ike, especially on the continent, icre oats and baric)- are both verv scarce nnd malse nutui.illv receive* !■ good deni of attention " SixIc-k of caelt Kinln lr t'hlcago woe 10,000 bit. wheat t.i local mills. 175.00U ovn and 230.00U hu. cuet. Seaboard mice were IOO.imiu hu, wheat and 170.- uoo tm. corn. The vvhejet Includes 204.- 00(1 hu. sold Hi Imiuth for Rim,la A London cable • loimed 1X6.000 hu. durum wheat sold to St. I'etvraburK. Knfghl-Mc r>»uK.il wired from Xcu York Him .hen- w«. ,, Imttci- de-m.iud for wheat from I'tilteil Kingdom. Quite Hood acccptauc. ,, r,,iec(aUy of hiu Iiik. A Mlntteniiolix. wire said- ’I know •-Itlvely tliut roii.i* quod ,alc, of Rout r export to the rutted Kingdom xveri made by lit least one willing firm till- Wednesday nnd Tticduy. Tlie ttrm I- not one of out three- lnrgc.,i. one huyet In Belfast paid Hixpencc more f-ir 3.000 k» than In -iffere-l when our wheat wax 3c Itlglu i " Kansu, t’lty mesage to \V. H. Ixike BHVx; All mill, tal.ine cash Seventeenth Infantry, and many other j »asnmginn neve neon in.neu uy me wheal. Export blda noutherr. Kansu, „ n(1 ,econd lieutenant* of thl* I prohibition campaign committee to 4 I-7c o'er Kan»a* c ity, and Mltiue- I , r . Hon hnve been ordered to report to -peak In Knoxville on the saloon ques- iipolla Ih (NhiiiK NfbiMil.* uh^m. Thl* tseorcc U. Grefinoukh. ri l**ort 11ton. on which iho people will vole, STOCK. Amalgam*tort Copper .. .. AtT'htfton .. . do. preferred Hatllmoro and Ohio .. .. 1 Ch'-Kipcakp RBd OUlo .. .. henver aud Rio Graude .. i « nnudlau I'adfir | Krlr t Norl horn Faclflo i IlllnoW Central Louisville and Nashville .. Mexican Central Norfolk and Western.. .. New York Central .. (intntio and Western ..... I>nn*ylvnnl« I’hllnUelLtlil.i uud Iteadiug . Rook Island Southern It*IIway Moot horn I’adflo St I'nul I'nlon Faolfio United Htato* Hteol do. preferred Witlmill, preferred 1U‘»% ..I 1UJ|J mv* !' 39 4 ... 191** . 11« - . 137H . , 24 .. W4 .. 121 .. 45*; 7. -134 . . J2S : j m : i6t'* .- 178V* :: A M J. C. Root Camp No. 10, Woodmen of the World, held a vary Interesting meeting last Wednesday evening. One candidate wee found In waiting for the protection degree, which was given him In good form. The commit tee on entertainment reported progress. Sovereign J. A. Davie, of Beech Camp, waa a welcome visitor. SCUFFLED OVER GUN AND ONE BOY WAS KILLED. Special to Tbe Georgian. Hcottsboro. Ala., Fab. 23.—News haa reached here of the killing of Porter Bharp. son of J. A. Sharp, who for merly resided at thl* place, but now at Vincent. Ala. On Sunday laat young Sharp, and a friend. William Dlcus, were scuffling over a shotgun, when the gun became discharged and the entire load entered Sharp'* stomach, killing hint almost In. •tantly. • HELD II MBI gpeelal to T>» Georgian. Madison, Ga- Feb. 23.—The Flr.t District .convention, K. of P. of Gxorgu. met here yesterday. About 73 delegsi-, were present, besides Grand Chancel lor T. H. Nickerson, of Athens, and Su preme Representative Hamilton Doug las, of Atlanta. Tha convention waa called to order by President Hemp UeWbortar at 7 o'clock, and for about three hours mat- ttrs of Importance to the order were discussed. Tho new oncers for the next term were elected and were as follows: President—Colonel. Clinton Thomp son; Hadlson. — ■ ——; First’ Vice President—Dee 8. Rad ford. Winder, Ga Second Vice President—C. H. Cal- boun. Washington, Oa. Secretary—Hon Q. L. Williford, Had- Ison. aalstud the axt place e(’meeting for tbe convention. Immediately after adjournment the body waa tondmd~a roooptlon. SAVANNAH TO GET A MILITARY BAND Washington, Fab. 21.—Through th- recommendation of Gen. Murray, chief of ftrtlllery* Secretary Taft authorized the recruitment of four new bend* for the coast srtillen*. one of which sill be located at Fort Screven. Skvannah, Ga. . Officers for Promotion. John J. Llpop. lieutenant Hint re- muting officer ut the Atlanta station; Lieutenant Lynn H. Edwards, eon-ln* WANT SENATOR CARMACK TO AID IN CAMPAIGN. Spi'flni to Tbe Georgian. Knoxville. Tenn. Feb. 23. -Senator of Major Frank B. McCoy, of the I FMward W. Carmack and Booker T. Seventeenth Infantry, and many other Washington have been Invited by the the Urcivaeing receipt* >unta here.'* North Rii^mIr waa a buyer of spot wheat at Hull und Mt London on Tue*> dux. A cable to Furnesfl IlHtelv from lamdoM tcpoited the nale of ton*, about 20u.«i'Mi hu, durum wheat to St. PcterabUtK •rnltcfl •il. h. l»ni Munn ot > 'annoi ten storms thet• R Snv ami demand ’om.* 1 }5.U00 Atlanta he and Goal Compiny first mortgage 6 i*>r cent bond*, due 1922 &<» Share* Atlanta Ice and t'o-ilj for N«- C*oinpan> piefoiied 7 |«er «toil I Tmui in* ut Shutei Atlanta Home Inauran *.* I'ompany Mock. Share* »‘onntltutlon Publlulling Company preferred 6 per cent wired Love. rc\erc 25 Share* Georgia Railroad Hanking Gompany 11 per miller one cm nit comment. .1 no t'uhle* tn had a hid of 90c here wheat from who i load wanted ship- daily. He Wit! on tu count oi JURY 18 DISCHARGED IN THE FEDERAL COURT. us iolhen* have la-eii ■v have nl’ stopped untry lo-cmio they hand ami money bond*, due 1910. j ti on> Cb^#*pond*nce Invited. tlllS! UD INVESTMENT OEPXRTMENT CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION. W. J. DIBBLE Accountant and Auditor, Pourth National Bank Building. AttouklKwi' iumi ATLANTA, GA. laid. t«. till the »l lu Hut able to * King of Toledo 11 ctdiii* n lltll*. nnliig ligdt. Tin lilltig In Ih* «o v»* liberal stock.* re ha** Imh n rath* r light. «’nr famine te continue* ami It look* a** though j thet•• would be \»mv mtle relief until j iia\ ig.itlon opriia. 0 ; Haatlngt*. Neb. Mlied: ”Wheat in tlie I South Finite country gut nlreiy Ntarted I dill Ink Hu* recent warm wenlhei. fields all green Thl* cold snap will l»e very J bail for.it” Oniabu wltetl ’Had tinea , of Know'in;*! night, which has now dtx- l appeared and gttting colder, with trong northwent wind. We have had Am II ami Other he lit If In m tor lost «hi|* tion hnve been ordered to report t «*ftlonel George G. Greenough. at Fort ... Moult lie, for examination. Monday. March II. Senator Carmack tier will be promulgated next week * Ail the officers named will be examined • ha * heen * n '^ on ® *[}.*.* foi promotion*. ! March 4. and before March 11. w hile ■ - Hooker T. Washington haa been In- ^ «- .1^ e* g . vited to come any day that will suit G»rg, Full.r, D.puty- „, m bMI bffor , M , rt . h ri.orge Q. (uller, formerly revoixl | r ov . ileorgv R. Stuart, of Clevelanfl. «;! clerk In the clerk's office of the Fed- j Tenn. co-worker of the late Rev. Sam ^ ‘ er.il court, haa been appointed deputy P. Jotre*. has agreed to come here fov i l**i k by Judge Don Pardee. Glerk n aeries «»f campaign speeches. Fuller is the son of U. t\ Puller, clerk j ot the Tnlted States circuit court. He will assume the duties of deputy clerk in i 'innectton with the (Julies of record rtenr | v j Special to The Georglaii- Mra. Viotoria C. Krais. Ha\aunah, fl*., Feh. 23.—Judge Kpeer Tin- funeral services of Mrs. Victoria has discharged the Jurie* in tha 1‘niteil »*. Kiel*, who whs found dead in ben ! States court, and It I* probable that Frida\ morning, will be conducted Hun. | the present session In Havannah win dux afternoon nt 3 o’clock In the »..me lo a dose early next week. There t'liujih of the linniuculaie t*.inception. ( j, onlv one cast of any consequence Tem. V!v Weau.ew |,^ m a,m n g fo| . tr|tU thal of ^j. ,> i Holmes, charged with embexxlenient. a B.XI. , | which was continuer! owing to the 111- Concert at Big Eathtl. ness of Judge J. I). L>. Twiggs, counsel nn Monday nlffht « concert will l>e (for the defense, and a special Jury will given i>v the Wheat street choir In Big I be drawn to serve in that case. The Bethel . Lurch for the benefit of tho |court will ad- rolured Young .Men’s t'lulstlan Ass«» elation Home of the best musb al (aI ent among the colored people will take I OFFICERS BELIEVE F.'RCMAN M-mi Of tllHt m ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA- C. E. CURRIER. Pcildent. A, E. THORNTON, Vlc-Pr«|ld,nt. H. T. INMAN, Vlc,-Pr,*ld*nt. GEO. R. DONOVAN. Caehlcr. JAMES S. FLOVD, Araistant Cdhier. Capital $600,000.001 Surplus and Undivided Profits $600,000.001 We Solicit Your Patrpnage. ONE DOLLAR Starts an Account THE OmSIKAL 4Sg BANK Money Draws Interest from Date Deposited UNION SAVINGS BANK Gould Building CtpiiiLJSO,m Dt (trill.. 100,000 lltuurut 200.000 li.po.lts re^rtwl fro 1 !*!. m. to 4 p. m. aad ou Bator S«j. until 3 o'clock L. H. Feirohile. B> J. Whi«* L. H. FAIRCHILD A COMPANY. i J >ui n 3*n \Vednesda> . patt lu the program Benjamin F. Robert. The funeral services of Benjamin !' Robei! win* died ut his !3**ldenc«, 168 Grew *1*cel. Thursday nlgh.t. wfte con- dinted at tin* lesldence of 1:1 h sort, llui - r* ( R ibrrt. 114 Ashby street. Hafur- da> alieinoon. The Intrnnent ( w*» m Weetvicw U’liiriii). ABDUCTED GREENVILLE GIRL. Greenville. H. f.. Feh. 22.—No trace has yet been discovered of Miss Grace Glenn, the girl who. It is believed, was shdm ted a week ago. 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