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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Tl'BSDAT. KKnUTABT *. MW. " ' ' *' " MOST OF LEADERS OPENED POINT OFF XEW8 AND G088IP of the Fleeoy Staple. =7= (From Huy ward, Vick A'Clark.) • m in 1li«* Georgias. N«l York. Keb. Sl.-J. 9. 0*che * ’*“* I opened firm unchanged io 1 Bp- Stocks Contiuue..to Come on I J* : 1 Hpot* In moderate demand 6 high- the Market at Conees- jer; middling 6.09; sales h.tyw; A marl I t an 7.O0A; n^oulatlon ami «%port 600; | Import* TO.tKiO, Including 49.00u Amerl- | ran. ' { P«*rt receipts estimated today S7.* * fHM». itaaln*! .'9.539 lout weak and 27.466 — ■» last year. .. , Liverpool I* efrelleitt thl* morning. MO. PACIFIC IS \N La\K *>mh >n *•!•»** n»ri future*, and alll no H10I1S. Ik'diuinl Four Per Cent i the Early Trading—Rally Expei-tcd. lay'* market <t basis on in an advance again. An the price of print doth •* top nt the record-breaking >k for better price*. Freeman ha* *.um» notice* out All Edited by Joseph J4. Lively Hr. UeeIf'. tweal jBr, jMti' esperteaee of ad- Ititis market. In Atlanta and the South Itaa mid. Mm « fwotnlAkd' to- ilmrlirin hlsisirfslty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS »auk of rroeg. sale kno far Amnl^.tiiirtfenl ('Super AHillif b* Co**! IJur Aaii’tli-nn Mtitfur l(ef. Anaconda Amcrlmn l>rt«»m«»tl ve il«. preferred . . . Aui Hiueiflu** lt« f . do. preferred . . .. Atftilsou do. preferred* . . .. America;, Cotton (Ml. r. t*nr Funwtrjr • • 5S lilt, llOil Kv’ii ll«H IIS<i I IT | IlSt* 117^ mu. ixr 1 .! lev '.Y.t, --M !MI4 72*1 II* 72* ~s Mil* or AT XL * I * N V.. tint, ft- w. . National l«ead. . . Northern IHrllle. . New York Central. Norfolk A \Ye*terii. Iviiusylvsula. . . . pie's (j**. ■=* a liii J | IJ5 9-IS ■im j ?! 6k : 67H| hs IJC.t. IX%i 124*4* I*** UIN MS: 10*4, K3li| ....< M Aj’J'Jk' 1»>l «n{ 1^2, .... ljf*U &* 1 ?-v «v .... tjfl 8*1 rof « till IJverpi ■k**ntUig Iklint H| *iIS |*d«t* deCl tV H<*lng. th** 1 { •rice# tending Inaml a higher le • ' :.14 |* iu . faturvo »ere St»J I—b.t« but liter the. different pomUoti* •’ bmYgSt for**flo*r. the *-ln»e* quiet |«olnt» ol*»* »* the final* of Mowin' The following C-’»e* the tattle In •rth* mouths In Liverpool todar: 0|HO duii « March April ... M5 R’O%\ t .. MnrJmo ..*56; R«V- 5 Jalt August .5 U* Stt (»rti»lH*r Novewlwl 5 5; 5 5( A nualer.il- l*i|*lliea** wn* *l*'tie In • - •ale* Nggr**guHiig M*» l.at*** nt 6 |»oim« vane**. tuikhu* middling The iMnniH i* *•( Jinn li toil!* ' early *t 40.fr>*. *11.1 i,..t Inw tl» |ieete«l mol «le*tre«| Io Hi*- t** •trenjrth shown *t |.l»**-|«***l. l*«*Mi l?r *|nc* • ■nd foftire*. hi*Inc n »•***;- MihuiihitJiu; In . fluence on tin* roiirae **f prl«*»** tlmo Co* 1 Issuance nf notice*. It ttns ri*|M»rte*| thut * I Mill t 10Am I,of lent Wire out In lb | aeaston. In spit.- of which the New >ork I tnnrket for future* *!e**llly i-*h.in*i*i open . tng *t mfvnneew «*f mu* tU«- move 1 tneiiY tip to II *. in wns «»*•*••» •ipw.ird. j at that time ahowlng g.ilus of M.7 points ‘ • *•' -nbo»e i Haulin' Itrooklrn Idpld Imu . Cniiflillnn I'lo tlh . . . . cuicafo uml Nt.rihw n. . I'heKipeitke A Ob In Jo Fuel A I nlinl Inert i loo- . pre.f. • hlmiro a ( Cbh rtjo. )l . .V HI I Ilel*w.ire A IIuiImhu. IHstlller'a Hei nrltles elf.*- I The It I* lepfirted llopkln* Dtvlght ha* about 7Tnon not Iren nut Notice* tire being stopped by th • same people who put them out. A cable *av* It I* certain there will tie no weavers* strike at Lancashire FollowIng Hie II a. ni bid*: March. ».3f; May. b.&l. July. b.*H. ociober. S O. January. l« Hand A McCauley The abort side r i of lute ha* evidently been somewhat overdone and when the March nolle*** -Fare dlapoaed of the wav. may be paved , for some further Impmveinnt. e*p« - : ilo. nrofet r.-.| r dally ahoti'd receipts fall off. ns It , U'OO'inl Klr. f ii I would neent they mum do before long * 1 in*n«»la ' entrn! Ilrnry Cl<«»: Tin- k-i-nl .ll.c<«wia j ..7. .11 «hlrh -mi romrmi. are nlrend A N '* sel'lng below apot iiuotntlimN will n-- fa-, or short. *ul?* Io tlie’long run. a ’t!ils abnormrl condition I* not apt * remain ihMughout the season.** T A Mdntvre Ar, »*o "Much "til '■depend upon whether the predtrtlnr* I of « large falling off in receipt* will! he realized In the pear future.** New York Commercial: "Spot men ] any that l.noo.aoo bale* more will com-i Into eight before the real crop In th»» i movement will occur There Is plenty of cotton *1111 back west of the river.” I Journal of Commerce: 'The cotton good* division «»f the market konttnue* erv strong In nearly all direction*, but TIPS FLASHED From Wall 8trect. (From Hayward! Vick A Clark.) dfHHUl to The Uevrgifiu Ntw York. Fab. M.W. 6. Baabt * Co.: Americana In •London Irregular. Canadian Pidle J-S dp on tka' turn In tlda pn earn Inga. The road la now pretty clear and wa understand tha earnings from now on will show good Increases. The Gould roads continue to show up well In gross earnings. Texas Pacific In r Is holding up pretty particular, Denver well and this faot should not be'over looked. These stocks have hod a big decline aod think purchases around these levels are safe. The market In general Is beginning to look very cheap, end the good onee Nhrfuld be a purchase on weak spots. York FI it* nets I Huron u : U>ud<Ni was Houtberu Hallway Advanced I ’»iIon I'aclUc I* down <4. Houtberu I’arldc V I'eiiuaylranla %, Fulled Hfate* Htee! >4. and ('upper **. High priced *t<N-k* aceni tu la* with especial dt sf nr or on the part of pr«de«el4Miala. wtw selling those whose support Its* I well •veil or reduced. Including Ht. I*snl. Northwest. ((rent Northern preferred. \urthern J’iuUIc and Heading The support In l'nlou |*aelfle id N'm Follawtng It the opeutng ntmpared with resferday; ■ | Future* oiwuH pfeudy. (Jpenlng in nge. ? v rr r. ft t -*i. • -1 g« and close, Fehntrtry i F*d». Mur. -April 73 5.744 ?,V.V r . i;-i 1!^* mTi..v 7 ' ,f !nr '* prt '"* no!;.T.!v P<' r nirF tn thr rnnr^rv ilnllaliut •»'«< '-y .iitl.fl.-ti Iiiiib. In ib.-! -nil. « h»if wralcnnan **«n evident •*' SfteriOMOi resulted In deeiines **f some hi the beginning of the year. |Milnf* from the high |*olnt. The rli**-. bow-j Not h few people believe that people ever, was steodr J©11 point* higher, nsjartlng for Mr. Price are stopping no- eomprtreti with Mondity * fliuil*. ithc* thl* morning, and In view of the (’oaiparstlve r^-eipts nt nit t. f*. f wrt <1 *'. t , jrttm*»re e*m«ernli»g them* operation* It Net receipt* tmlsy Hume day last year lucres*e Total receipt* for three day game days Inst year Increase 1 slur.- Heptemlw Jr^'wUI he Interesting to note Just Uni-Ithc cotton tendered today eventually 1 land*. rs.*4i3 j It I* anld thut holder* of the New 3X 744 i York stock are very unwilling to purl 7*35*! with anv of their cotton, and that the l»t» Aim II 34. 9.14-35 9.J5-J4 i April M i «• 70j 9.C-1, 9.71 9.73 9 C 9.97 UM»i 9.M . 1 loii- July 1-52 j Jnly-Ang. 95Tfcl| _ ...r.;•:» 6.aj4 — _ Alut. Ncut 1 h (r> J.H3 9 0: HI 9.69 411 H«pt. (let. .. a.&OW 5 •*>.* !• H4 tSC 9.mfi| ; (let. Previous Close. Close. . 5.744 .'72 .•?* 5 «4 5 Cd 6.(57 5 641* r “> 1 5 614 5 614 6 HI r.j .4 5.54 9 69 9 9)92 9.87-VS I No Closed ipilet.’ 6 5141 6.1U 5 53 5 504 NEW ORLEANS. The fhUnwIng 1» the range In cotton fit- Orleans Imlay: „ . ... I’endsyi* vnnla and New York Central lias not yet I"0*11 debited, hut If the htiylng order* •o*ar closing price* yesterday sball In* re- tuoreil these *fie-k* will to* vigorously at (licked by th- uptown crowd. In thl* list Aninljpmated Copper should In* ho-lnded; 'nlso Smelting. These lust IW" are said to coiualu vulnerable loug ae on lit*. | Haiti noire ond (Hilo should In* aotd on ral lie* now and iom when weak. JllsNoiirl I'aeltle n.iitllilleM to meet *t«M*k hi rallies, .and professional* ou lln* flimr attack It whenever It I* strong. Car Foundry must take (hJ 43 level stock. Iiefrre It cmi make gorsl Western bull tips. Itoetou selling Is ieiMirte.1 In Auarvudu. AtelilMMi I* lodtcr bought toward recent ow level* „f 9*. |l»’iii tips still circulated on Brooklyii ENGLtSH CJH.ES BETTER HII li Amount of Notices in \ Cfl York LesB Than ‘ Expected. CAUSED AN ADVANCE Trading Became Dull After | * the First Hour and the Prices Eased. —Neiv JCurt Feb. M.-Jht *up|H>rt for K«nitli**rn Pnclfle Is re iuovimI a break would follow. n Topics* The llarrhuau Investlgn- vlll «-oiillittle to lie the ceutmi factor, pending tin* development of isimethlng o| ut lm March. . . .10.23j 10.27! 10.19.10.21 IX»-211f)! 17-18 g::: g ; : v: lip|!iLjiji^!Ep-ji!Elfr Closed steady. „ jiiMir Tin* Aldrich tdll will likely eouie up ugain In the senate today. Wo look for more Ir regularity during the rest of the week, ami It I* likely (lint Investors will In* tempted rinee hold off until the adjournment of grew* unless a Idg Nlump Intervene*. We~w»mid jioT unit for-trwr gmtc rt dfp lo*forr taking on sudi securities ns I'cnn- Tvlvsntn. New York Central. lAtulsvIlle mol NOTES OX GRAIN. I'ointein on Provisions. Kstlmsteil receipts tomor New Orleans Oalvestou ... llnuNton .1I.0W to U5>* .11.uno to I4.*»>» .10.000 to 12.00 a«l to ilrcul; f» 5.9* J merely with the hope of shaking out ; *mme acattrrlng olocka of long March p»v,. j contract* whl-h nppenr to be very 5.Ml strongly held, one large spot house Is 7..“»7ls.tld to he h u rowing all the March j places It can secure and will tnki NEWS ON WHEAT A DECLINE , THE WEATHER REPORT WEATHER CONDITIONS. Nashville. Northw •stern, llnlttmore Ohio. Heading. Atelilsou. Fnlon Pacific and Southern Pnclfle, S«h> Issues. Steel*. Smelt- and Oenernl Kleetrle. Their Inveotuient returns with money at ruling luterest nitvi reeonino-nd* their purchune. - Krh*. Southern Hallway, and Hurk Island should he purchased. Sell cot toll oil bulge*. Huy wheat on breaks. opened at *ener»l declined ' 1111^4 etarted out on 13.000 ■hnre. nt to 1I&-1-4. The lower ftfur.- , w lose of 7-1. Rteel, common ; ; • In ftll. l.oul.vlllc end Nuhvllin ■ point lower. Union Pacific I. Jr " t Great Northern Ore certin.nt.- and Brooklyn Rapid Trumilt |„ H j., THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. A mn Ict run l cl I’fipppr Anneondn 'Atelilson preferreil (•rent Western I'nnndlnn Pnclfle .. Krle do. preferred • 15*4 '■* 1»3'« Kri! IllllloU Celitnil Louisville and Nashville ., Mexican Central Norfolk and Western New York Central Ontario and Western Pennavlvnnlu Pbllatielplila mid Heading Ttock I * In mj—-,-n,..., Southern Hallway do. preferred Pacific Soul hem Ht. Paul fnlon I'nelfle Ftilted States Steel .. «lo, preferred Wnbnsli It ha* clr- Hfiuie day last y«*ar Increase Shipments today Same day Inst year . Increase Stock on hand t«slny Same day Inst year ... Increase 3«J | 8TATEMENT OF THE WORLD'S \ [[ | VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. !j New Orleans. Feb. 26 —Secretary J. Hester** statement «»f tlie world'* vlal- '* hie supply of cotton made up from ape- i i IhI cable und telegraphic udvlces com T4^ following table tljow* receipt port* today, compared with the **, New Orleans. (-*>•<v<**ton. . . Mobile. .4 INTERIOR RECEIPTS. fiurca the figure* of thl* week with e [last week. Ia*t yenr and the year before. > | It shown an TncmtSP for the week Jtiet •closed of 6.080. ugulnat n decrease of "1.16 228 last year und u decrease of 1 61.571 year before lust. The total visible I* f.,f.S5 839. against • 3.579.769 lust week, 5.322.979 lust year and 4.179.421 year before last. Of thl* I ^ttte-tntnl Amertran rot ton l* 4.270.839. against 4.33*.759 last week. 3.747.979 Inst year and 3.177.421 year before last, and of till kind*. Including Egypt. Hi t- i *11- India. against 1.242.- I n.m Inst week. 1,675.000 last year ami iJ.QQ2.00l)-year before Inst . ! The total world** visible supply of i cotton ay above show* an Increase com- ' | pare*! with lust week of 6.0*0. a de- I crease compared wltn last year 262.860 The following table abow* receipt* at the towns today. cmni*nml with (lie s.uue day last year: Houston. August* . Meuipbla. •POT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, steady: mhldllng uidaiids , «n«l n detreaae comonred with year be j fore last of 1.406.418. ; of the world’s visible supply of cot- j ton n* above thrre Is now nlloat and I held >n Great Hiltnln and continental i Europe 3.015.000, against 2.640.000 last I year and 2.170.000 year before Inst; In j Egypt 241.000. nsnlnut 191.«0t) last year jnnd.190.000 >e:u befe*ie last, in India j f.lo.OOo. against 955.0OU lust year and ! 544.000 \ear bsf-te last, and In the i ('tilted Flat-* 1.720 oco. against 1.537,- ' t*no lust j ear. and 1.275.000 year before : last ‘ S*w York, steady; mlddltug 11 •*•. N>w Orleans. Arm: mldOllnr I04c SuTsontb. firm; middling !••>«• Wilmington, stesdy; mhldllug l"4 r Baltimore, nominal; lul'MIlug lie j TAKINGS AMERICAN COTTON I THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. Boston, steady: middling lie" middling 1'i.Tl*. R ttle kock. steady; mid nusten. steady; inlddl Norfolk, firm; tuMdllug lM, Mobile, Arm; middling 10> ft «- < narlestou. Arm; middling io*,.- St. I»uU, quiet; mlddliug 10S* HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK'S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orlean*. Feb 26 A good sh**w Ing by Liverpool with futures 5 bette than due. spot price* 6 hlglie: and th . amount of notice* In New Y- r* being ; ^'* i n let* than expected, lausnl futtltet ad vance In our market this morning As predicted, tenders In New Yoik were promptly cared for by leading houses and further covering by short* was In duced thereby. The markets, however, are to narrow thut 8 point* advatne seemed to satisfy conditions for the day. and after the first hour* trailing became dull and prices easier. New crop* shared fully tn the rtM*. und are particularly steady. Kxlen*ive ralnr fell In the central and eastern suites, further rain* are predicted for the next two days and a tendency toward n wet •pelt Is generally Indicated. Thl*. of course, la not of great significance at present; when moisture l* rattier wel come to •often the ground, etc. but •peculation to be cue* e**ful has to con. eld«r prospect* rather than fact* News •bout rapid reduction of rrops In the .Interior la becoming decidedly more general, pointing toward a marked tailing off In the movement In the very Hear future. The spot market Is rather quiet, except for atopies, but steady New York. Feb. 26 —J. S Hnche & Co.: The opening whs firm with bull ish Influenccii at work. Liverpool show ing was excellent, both for spot* and future*. About 50.00*1 March nhttce* were in circulation, but were appar ently well taken care of. The prim I- psl feeling \» t bulllrh on tn* strong spot situation* Humor* veie cunent that a bull leader was forming a pool to bull cotton. NVe look for hlmicr prices. New Orleans Fel>: 26 Secretary Heater give* the taking o' American cotton by spinners throughout the world n* follow*. In round numbers; This w eek 379.0OU. this year against 237.noil last year. 253.hoo year before last. Total since September I, this year. 7.492.0U«). against 6.507 out) Inst year, and 6,714.000 the year before. of this Northern spinners and t*nn- ada took 1.902.00i» haler this year, against 1.679.000 last year and 1.4 78.- nnft the year before. Southern spinners 1.482.000. uguin-f l.359.oflo Ium year and 1.278,00.. the year before, and for- splnnei* 4.158 tout. agalnNt 3.469.- hi*t yeur. and 3.95h.ioo» the year Ik fore. \l die Close Prices Were 1-8 to l-2e Lower—Oats Feature in Trading. riaik.l— I Chldngo, Fe'.i. 26.— Hart let t, Frazier j & Carrington: No wheat In pit and (crowd trying t<» cover sent It up i-4c |anil not IwO.OoO traded In. Gifford and Valentine bought a little (wheat around 78 l-8i\* steadying the market. Ed Jones sold a little corn. Trade light- fteport of hug* In Nebraska Is w hat Is putilng wheat higher. < . Mlol r ,. M ., The big trade In oats has been in the | larger norili wav I.f chnnitInK. I.nve. Heavy am) I |>^J >“ l1 "" ■"•non are iuv |miui| Wagner have void May and bought J — - Juh while Heemaii did the reverae. I Knight~3TcDoitatd * t*o. Bought May} ^ CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET and Mold July. Primary receipts of wheat ridcngo. Fel». Mk to >4 low, ol to reNiMinil 26.--Th. The tan r kef ojhmi.-.I The failure of Elver i*i*elpt* 77*4.000. against 556.000 Inst year; ship ment* 224.000. against 196.000 last year. Corn—Receipt* today 1.124,0**0. against fltt.mm fast year*, shipment* 432.000. against 471.U0U last year. Clearances of wheat and hour as wheat 205,000 bushels, corn 532.00a at.d cats 25.000 bueheijiL-- - riilengi, Ueeonl-llernld: * I mu w.-ll mit- lifted-...tltnt we Will hmc 4h-*--«i*tele*t | Chicago grain nud provisions quotation* today i for Unlay follow: Previous I.ow. Close. Close. Open. High. S 79 78% ♦ »AT&- 42’, ;o»t nn«l snow in the northwest The high pressure area that iu northern MlehlgMii yesterUuv eastward mid now renters nt Oi other high Is moving In over the being eentrnl In Montnun todnv. - — influence of iHith os. thermometer reHilliigs belli; below •• In Montnun anil the Dakota* A low -otiNlilenible energv rover* the Noilthwest morning and hn* eansed higher tem etlo and The existing emvlltlon* bulled.- on Nettled Weather In this *er||„ii tonight und tomor row; probably ruin. Minimum and Maximum Temperatures and Rainfall. Observations taken nt 6 u. iu.. 75th inerl- THE COFFEE MARKET. NV York. Feb. to n. iu.: Market unehnugrd: Hide*. ir.OOO. Hamburg 1° n. in.. Market nurhnnse,l to L pfennig derllne: sales, 68.000; It In No. 7. 4\: exchange, 1615-32: receipts two day*. 17.000: shipment * to Vnlteil State*. 9.00o; l-Jnrope. none; Ntock, 077.000; market quiet. day*. 35,000; stork. w York coffv* an nge. >16-6.20 ATLANTA . Abilene. . . Asheville. . Augllhtu. . . Itlrmlughmii. ltlNuiorck. . have iu 1fi.6n Iii grain 1 Waller G. Munn. of New \ork. to • *(Mt•< Love. ••Condition* lire surely mid Mr, •lenudy working lownnl n bull market III. July. . i«. ,» grain. Europe I* Mimtlug the buying power. 1 i.AUI*- iin. for example. 1 know of I9i Intd* -f M:n . 9.7* When -equal to |.52).00n bushel*-bellig to Inly. y.;.* ken from Atuerlen the l,i«t few day*. Itu« j Sept stun ilenmml for An»erb*nn w heat today i* i IDES very Inrge. the biggest so f»tv. Crop n* M >y... 9 J*. iN>rts • Mining lit show -serious tlnnmge In tin* |.(ah... y.25 utbblb* weal nud Texas. The European 1 •• « • oil: *111,111* tlie next *l\ months will Iteat nil , r.M-ord*. nlso crop condition* are far fr, l* lnc healthy. The mild, open winter. 32? Itiiffn Io . . . . Cliuiiesbui. . . t*hnrtnnc.~. . . Chlrngo. . . . Cltlrlmciti. Corpus Chiistl. II|HMI. . . I Itodge* Cl ; : F.l I',**•». Santos receipts. 2.842.900; market •inlet Sno 1‘nulo r<*«'eiptN. 37,00.); Junilinby, celnts, 25.000. The following figures give the opeolof range and close of the “— *’"*• -— market for today: Opening Hat: January Februnr; March 5.85-6.9» April 6.16 6.96 &.VMM 5.85 6.96 5.16 5.96 5.95 6.004.(6 6.06 6.15 6.10-6.20 -..6.13.6.20 Sides ling*. % June .. .. July .. .. August .. . Septenil*er C\one. 6.2545.30 6.00 6.05 6.0>).6.06 6.6»M.0(* 6.00- 6.05 6.00- 6.06 6.IB-6.I0 6.06-6.10 6.10 6.15 C. 10 6.15 COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. Following I* Riven the opening Ing quotation* of the New York ct k.-r fiMlnr: — ofTee mar- (•peultlg. Closing 47 tluO 48 4f49' d 47\R48 47VMS , 4«HC*47«4 47 4|47'« 41UM42 4U.HI41V THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET hI an • •1st 11 folio *1 by •Ing elide ct lot •III frost* ult In villi op , reports this spring. The*.* y cMst It, Ameilca. but ' condition* not l.„, nDo In Germmiy. France. Eiighttid mi parts of Uu**ln nud I Inly.” t.ognii Itrynii'a eorre*|»ondeiit nt r** Worth wired: **HatiLetN of north Tex* nt meeting re|H»rt men from wheat dlatrlc alarmed nl»* " j' - '* - or 1 ' d W'i lower I Memiihla I Mcrldlmi lliitiln green hugs Potter. i»f Gainesville, twenty fom >••111* n Imnker. stated this morning tha green bug* had nlHiut eleuned up Uls aectloi of all wheat. More teport* coming Iu frou Kmnas about green bugs. Oklahoma am 11 id In 11 Territory rr|H>rt dmiinae." Houston. Tex., wlicd: TVIegrapltle " ports cotiilitg here from the groin l*elt TH£ LIVE STOCK MARKET. grei bug ludlcat . northwc*! nud control T« 50 |mt cut . f *1111 He* wheat plowed mill wll be pill Due to warm, drought; Modern Mlllei. in it ary. s.tys; ‘•Sp.*. Ini Itullcafe that linn li •!» io the wheat er »p b\ tl to pc ,f ! nge» Iii north. \ii* uiimngc Is said ni crop. In many I Held* are I*e1ug II corn mid cotton Will! Chicago. Fell. Market 6c hlglie *■'.85417.12*%: hem 1*5: pigs $6.1«t4i'*.8u; yorl to choice tunny I74i7.12»%. i 'nitle— lte«-el|itH .».•■* *. Market *trm 84.104169b: cows 81.61)411.75; liclf, 5b'u7.75; goiHl prim L Hogs-Receipt* 2 ■. light 86 8»tl7.i2>; ml* 86.9MiT.I2’x: rough PC 876*7.1**; g. ekly rop protludug nud Ho* dan •f tii. wheat bu d Is ilb.liohl BULLISH WEEK'S STATISTICS CAUSED A SMALL ADVANCE. l.lver|HH»r* bullish he Tillies I lento s, out our holt .. - Ing made In the delmed report *»f last week'* spinner* ink lug* -?97,()()n. n* against i^T.iV*) Inst \enr mul 351.<yv in th* year D-fore were reflected tn n small Ainerbnn sdimiee. slgultt.niit only It Indicated lens apprclieush din first M i bil t the nf N • i.mIsvi than !m» been 1 lenient coni hilled 1.1 r£. r*s Idg enough to shock the »ie It of bearish el.ithUMlrism All the freight loon, out of (inhesion for as reported under loiitrnct. A tub tlgll'li nntliorily showing Ha • nslitre illation fi|efea*e III Npllldle dl«trl<‘t during woii years past to hnvi Ihsmi hImoi* |o mon* ttinii half o| will, li Is credited to the )etir» I9il5 HIM* is*rt. rhed Impoitunr light on the nnitrci of the r>s onl brenktug raw imttoii require menu Aside from the fuel that tr*d« i-ipni,»|oii nt l.nnetiNhlr** l« iuer»»ly typical of world iditlo •d*» not only of llo* .thcrwiHo (In p> sit to of He •I re|H*i oll.llil •ecetved unheal 1 *1 dnma- and thnw.ng weather epurt Texas een done f. AIhiU! principal ■riel do 4. Mud. d Will be The damage In m, fur In the cr wheat belt, p l» ge ollt hllie •"‘4(5.20; .... •■•*,s 85.4,Ki6.«m: p.H •••kera uimI ler.ier, Sliei*p -ItecelplN 15. r. rA ••Hum 84 Dti5 87.754i4.80 iVV Market 64ilv- high natives l7 .Vfro.9t: western S3 •..,. 85.404|6.6o. lambN 85 5jf)7.6o; west 1 lln 85.604(7 Norfolk Not Hi 1*1.111 Miiiahn. . . Pittsburg. . Portland. Me Portland. ••*■< Itupld City. FALL RIVER CLOTH SALES LARGEST IN SEVERAL YEARS Thomaai tl l \ icksbiirg i Washing’.1 • Wllmlugio Allen nt.inih* • Goat to Norfolk. . Perry, who for nevernl - vonnei lcd wlih Hie Allnnln ontres of the New York Mutual l.tfe Inauranee Company, haa been plaeeil ,n rhnrKe of the eompany'a offlraa nt Nor- new flelil. MINING STOCKS. Boston, F^b. 26.—opening *tH*k«- Trinity JOJ-2 to 28 3-4. Shannon ^13-4: Old. Dominion 56. Die H#,v a | 29 8»4; La Snllc ?3t~Ad .nli.in ~t Brlffbam 28 3-4; North Hutu »: HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'S DAILY STOCK LETTER. New York, Feb. 26 —J S Ha, he ,v Co.: The Union Pacific investigation was taken up this morning after Alton matter* were dlapoaed of Tlie p.ir- tlculnra were quite ftiMy explained in regard to the Rockefeller transaction, the transfer of 300.00a share?, of South- ern Pacific wa* admitted to ho a safe guard against the Keene pool and tha commission was not regarded as o X or. bltant. The market turned quite rapid ly on finish of Alton matters The revelations were more favorable than yeaiarday. and throws more light on th.* whole subject. The market Is still fu:r- of shorts and a sharp rally may ensui at any time. 8TOCK8 AND BONDS. Georgtil NY*. 1W Georgia Hall road t«, 1910 Ma van nail *5*. 1919 Macon 6s. 1910 Atlanta 6s. 1911 Atlanta 4*4*. 1922 Atlanta 4s. 1914 Itid AlP/ j : iii !!: - . I *>‘4 Di Atlanta and" . Central of Georgia. 1st Inc. da 2d Inconn* Georgia AtiguHtn nud Savnnmili Hon Hi western Grorglu Pacific lats .... 197- -iii.. 125 folk and hna left fo Commercial Aotnt. I P. Blanton, of Nashxllle. conimer- Ini agent of the Oeorgln Southern and Florida railroad, has been appointed commercial agent of the Atlanta. Birm ingham and Atlantic with headquarter In the same city. The appointment announced Tuesday by General rreigv Agent. McFadden. The appointment '* effective March 15. orchil: There PRIMARY MOVEMENT. inibl** Heat 5WtV plant hr and Ilia ftrodstrist hat the . v mu\ 1U.1t It lilted fioui fives I following fig 110 • lit of wheat mii 11 --Iteeolp •euliit* I no lnmlie 1 bu*li*‘N ONE DOLLAR Starts an Account THE ORIGINAL 4% BANK Money Draws Interest from Date Deposited UNION SAVINGS BANK Gould Building Cipitil.....SSO.OOO Dtpoiili.. 100.000 Rttturca 200,000 Deposits received froi in. to 6 p. •»)■. I * n, \ days until 9 o'clock r.t idshb Your paironage I* , •ml will be appreciate. 1^ id (I.* •eklv kb other IIii.'h of In (1,1.1a wheat from Hie t nlteil I folio Hliu-e July I Haim* pei !•> —Itusliel* J Wheal Klcmr. Corn, j r.ooo.oo* .•.••*)9.‘») i 2.6A1AM l.mOOO 2.260.009 4 4(0.00) lls.K83.00) 39.363.0011 ir 9.,t76.(k)* K.'.fi55,(XS) 111II.** N0RTHWE8T CAR*5. The following Acmes give t ie Northwest ears of today, last week and Inst yenr: l*st last "77 Duluth. Todnv 149 112 112 NAVAL STORES. o* *Unation* unique trade America a*! oil l,l« crp<M<| grade* I 71V Idd Hale rd. VI. k A Clark. I iiieut* Mt: stock, ns. 1C**. F $11": F. 8t : 134 51: K. $7* 35; . F • I glass. ?(• 4*'). water w I tecelpt*. 375; -tit Quote: Altc. J. 34.25; II. 84 Vl: V 8’* l'*. w iihlc $6.55. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Caiplra Building. Bell Phone, Main fill ATLANTA. GEORGIA, • k* Irt.leil la, tors I ••nut of be lltll ml Hie vtlli , Com- ItecelplN tmlny 1.I24.WO 1 iigniiist HTl.uoo bushels In**i vear; i.sluy 432,090 bushel*. agaliiNt 471,' eiuan.D trade ln*lsteiit that was done last week 1 •nlliied to any spe>*lal make of' Hi Hlvles mid eoiistriictlons. ImiHi ; lid fancy go.mI*. THE 8UGAR MARKET. The sblerntl rein* to la* no illnilniith... Wide c.mhIs. and. Ill spit of the •Ifii-ind for wide c«» fact Hint there h* the price, li lm* h*.l III tie effect on the uio\cmeiit «»f the giMMts Narrow* go«M|N have *ql»l well. I.ut few mills are In a position to • otiiiii.Mlntc the ileuiMiul. ami «ml\ small lot* „r, able to In* shlp|H*.| Th deliverle* of the giMMl* Mild under • oiitrjict Inst week will tirglii about April. •I until the latter |sirt of the year. Instance* Hie pr,M|n.*tlon ha- New York. Feb. ignr mark hanged. London beets steady. i* Iii f.»r ( and raw sugar inarket •* •** the ' *’ Still In lieeii fully dls|Mised of to J Nmi.*v» giMMl* have sold on a basis of 4%'- ! for icgulnr* mid they are difficult to get , at Hits quotation. Pri* tlcallv all make* of print doth me % uoiai.lv higher nud ou certain construe 1 Hons I’lNt Week s quolatloiis Were lM»!u.*e|, I 16.- io **e higher Him the w.**k pn*vlons ! In spli. „f the high level reach.*.! bv some good*. Hie nuirkei shows poslihe evidence of s.bniiclng nml al'ii.innnl level* will be reached l»v some g.MsIv Hnle. iis of print i •'loth '.mi roust met Ion and fniich** bate sold it, c.mmI volume for delivery to Jan , usry of next .tear. 'cotton and stock a tebnjropli wire* or by mall. We have every facility for the ev* cutlnn of iiiotglu.nl order* on \ iinimh Our irentmstit of 6w»fonien» u at a I! times inwirrsoiis. nud or,ten* mv exe riite.l nud icporie.1 promptIv. We Molldt have our reprw*entatir oil tlioac lilt* - .esteil. call pci sou.illy Clark Goodman & Co. *0 Broad Street, New York. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA. C. C. CURRIER, President H. T. INMAN, Vice-President. A. E. THORNTON, Vice-President. GEO. R. DONOVAN. Csshler. JAMES 8. FLOYD, Assistant Cashier. Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 !!!... $60o,ooo.oc We Solicit Your Patronage. L. H. Fairchild. S. J. Wh.tft 1 L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. NEWOrtLEANS. _ Mombirti P* c, ‘“«*> Nsw Tors CrRee E*th»n»e. ! n!2 R. Nsw Orlauiu Hoard nf TrsJs. New Orleans Block Kxchante. Chleseo Bojrd of Trade. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. . k rjrsts wires to NEW YORK ft n J CHICAGO. Ordftrft ftoMrl.edIW •** tore delivery, on abova Exchar.ces. n. C. COTUIUtN- CHICAGO CAR LOTS. w. ■J. DIBBLE Accountant and Auditor, HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS. BONOS. COFFEE. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carondelat and Graviar 8t«* Ntw Orleans. , MEMBERS: . V,w Orlros, rotton Etrhango. I .New Orleaos Future Itiwker* .-*•*; “. 1 VneL- i*aIIm f.ek.*—' I V_— ,,.i . n ,j f'|)|r*g<> llO.I.ut OI 1114 Fourth National Bank Building. RKFfRENTK: |)sll Pgoos liiA a mr r.. M Atlas is Nauessl Uaak ATLANTA, GA. New \ork (.ottos i'.trhsnge. I New Orleans and < Galveston Cortoa Exchange. I New York Foffee Lxcw*n*»- . Houston Cottoo Exchange I Associate Members Liverpool Cette* a d. *. BACHE A^J^NV^^^.^TAlfE^RB'cARR.NG-ON. PSIYATP WIRES TO ALL POINTS.