Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, February 27, 1907, Image 10
THU ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
KfcsbAt. FKBRL'AKl* If, iter.
FUTHRES MARKET
Liverpool Better Than Due
on Futures—Spot Sales
Were Heavy.
SPINNERS TAKE 12,000
Advance of Four Points.
Market in New York
Sharply Higher.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple.
Hp*lnl to The Georgia U
(From Hayward. Vlcfc A Oorfcd
New York. Feb. 27.-J. H. Had** * Cd.
Liverpool us* due uiu-hauged to I lower
on near sml JC|3H h»wrt on dtstnui. Open
r«l steady nt 1 ndvnuec. At 12:16 p. tu..
steady net 3ft <4 advance. Hpots lit good
demand « fHiliitu higher; middling «.13d:
sale* l.'.Ofh); Aiiu rlmu RIQ6: gperutatiou amJ
* I port 1.060; lui|M»rta 12.000. ItMitidlug 6.060
Anierb Mil. Tenders uew docket 6,000.
Port receipt* i.slay cMtlmated early ift 81.-
tno. against 33.42* lust week Slid 16.902 laat
year.
All (•11111*11 Influence* so fnr have licon
ot crliwknl out of fear of large Man U tend-
era, l»ut nit It tlila uiu-ertalnty out of tut*
na.v atioulil *c- l*-tter prices for cotton
Ini*c<1 mi tbc lutrlnalc value of I be ample.
Yesterday's l***iir mid In tin* Inat hour liaa
not fouitil an echo In IJvcrtmnl ami cables
got at ef-
Price** circular will bavc
. >n flic market, ami tbc pro
lerful Imll lender might attract again
tie long nilaalng outside speculation Hhould
lie long expected fitltlng off In flic move
ment occur *oon. He will *♦-•• an actual liull
market.
Tbeo. Price ant* "1 do not l*e||eve col-
•n c-in In* held down mncli longer. It iooka
like a sharp
New York t'oi
nrkei
Inti it
New York. Feb. 27 - The cotton
ojmned active and decidedly high'
enced by stronger rat do* and good specula
• five support. particularly of the late
month*, Lnrglly there wa* g'N*l l*u*lue*a fn
straddles between July aud Octolier nt 27
goli»ta,'aelllm the former and Iniylug Octo
Liverpool showed decided »trenglh Wed
■e*day morning. On New York's «•- losing on
Tuesday, that market w’aa due to come uu
changed to 1 |m»|ii t tower on the m*nr
month* sad 1061 point* down on the dl*
fast position*. The npculug wa* steady nt
1 point advance, and. in a few minute*, ad
ranee* were shown of from MilH point*.
win
fin
eilula tllgh<
The following la the range In the active
months la Liverpool.
Nirrn-aprii »
May-June 6 85
July August S.ffi
Ocfober*Novef«l>er ....666
uiuerfial: "New crop
luuiifii* ••••un to he taking tliclr place In
society nil right. Ti t* not mtedt of u guess
to any that Jut “ " ' "
long liefore Julr."
Jlr. pries predict* an advance In
"The louger It I* delated." he say
Octolier
Meuaatluunl It will In*
reek
Hem! weekly Interior moictncut *lu»w* ii
miimII gain In atiwka aud from present Indr
• alien* Interior atoek* at nil the reported
(own*, ns given In the weekly statement,
will show a very alight lo*». If any.
K- hlll offering 6.000 Octolier nt 9.95c
Mrlutyr* la buying.
Hclilll wfarferi to Uaiuiner the mur
Sold May at 9.54c.
Edited by
•Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Ur. I-lratj’, fweatr-dve
ft*n' oXprrlrorr ef
Itlus ourkrt, In Alio ate'
Mb a neo|Bla«l aa<
Iborltr la ble apoHaNr
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
•-i.'
NAME OF VTOC1-
Ilinlga Ilia ted i upper
tlnntl. 4‘oaat Uiie
America h Mugsr lief. .
Anaeoudu
American \jumuotlve.
preferred
Am. Mmelttug ICtf. . .
do, preferred ....
Atchison
do. preferreil ....
American Cotton Oil. .
Am. Par Foundry . . .
Baltimore A t»hl«» ■ . •
HiiMiklfu Hapid Tran.,
t'anadlsn Pacific . . .
nifcrifo and NorthWit.
niesupMke A- Ohio . .
t*nton»do Fuel a lr«u-
Cciitrsl Leather .*. . .
do. prefer red ....
f Men go A tln-.t t
hlcago,
* Hr. p.
1 .j
„
-
1
S3
NAME or ITKL »< .
5
a
3
II
vS lie 1
*
a 1
I tela ware A Hudson J 3® ' M I 2«4j 2J2ttf ....| m
lilatlller's Mseurltlea J 75V4, T6 74* 74\| ."... W
Erie ! 34%! S4* ...,»J4
do. preferred J »«*i 494 **{. tttji ....} 49
ml Klrctrk' ! .... | .....j .... 117
llllunla Central . .
Am. fee Meritfilie* . -
l.oulivllle A Nashville
166HI 1544 166 l.Yi
PRINT CLOTH MARKET SHOWS
REMARKABLE STRENGTH.
York t'ommerclAl:
A good hUBltiea* wa* done In
gfA.6M for-
March notice* arc out of tie
pool shows s iHspwdtUm- to Uuul tin iilLJid
▼slice, snd Theo. I*rl«*-
tluil
... I* re|*»ried lined up
6B the hull side. These Influence*, together
with sdvsnelng price* and urgent demand
for goods st roe advance, are fact
must lie reflected In the prices m
sooner or later. A shrinkage In the
of receipts Is sll that I* now nerei
give us an old-time Imll
olilllie
open
The futures market for New York
•d with more snap than for several ’
with the response to Liverpool** showing
full, first prices l»elng 6tfll imlnls nlaive
dnt*. renthfiog mIi** i
eareaalon.
over, was sternly.
The late trading was dull hut. steady. I'|
opening quotation*. At
the dose the tone was very steady net 7 to
U point* higher than Tuesday's finals.
Pemhweekly Interior movement tHasten:
* I 1907. 1*1606. J*” 1606.
— r
fteeelpts . Hil» i ».H6 , -
Shipment* I «L«B 46.19 ' 65.769
Shirks ! 423.171 446.7R3 421.627
Comparative re«*elpt* at all 1*. H. |Hirtw
kef receipt* today
Saute day last year
34.774
Total receipts for four days
Same days last year
Increase
Total receipts since September 1..
Same time last year
—IpgfgMt
.. 16,117
.. 16.667
.. 111.631
.. 61.6.YI
. 60.401
..6.21US1
.6.166.69!
.2.016. MB
Estimated receipts tomorrow :
1607.
New Orleans W*# to I7.0M
uaivestou 14.555 *° *J*J5
Houston ....4.600 to 6.6no
Movement at Atlanta j
Re«etpt* today
Someday test year ..7....^
Increase ;
Shipments today
Same day last year N
uTtiify
i* condition of print!
and summer, the At
fompany hns taken the firm aten of
advancing many of Its leading tickets
1-SN- 4y Thg nwnounteniem numlng
the new high value was sen{'TO~Tflw
jobbing trade Monday and became Im
mediately operative, fnrfer the agree,
ment with Jobbera on which the Anier-
jcai) goods are sold, the Jobbing price
wan Immediately raised to meet the
advance, riblrtlnga were ndvance<t tu
6 1 -2c. American cambrics to 5 l-2c;
B Indlgocs have been Advanced to 6c
and t’ Indlgoea to 8 l-4i\ With tnelr
stocks constantly growing amuller and
the prospects of the mills making any
hett« i deHver>* ym brighter than they
1
k
-
=
-
were last niomtl. the majority
Ing ugftui* and commission merchants
are encmiruglng their pAtronn to tnk
smaller quantles of goods in order that
they may distribute the merchandise
they have to the best advantage. The
movement In relation to cotton goods
for fall la strong and shows clearly that
buyers have full confidence In the sta
bility of the market. On plain staple
fabrics forward purchasing covers the
requirements of most of the Jobbers to
t0e early fall. They have been unable,
as a class, to get as much merchandise
In hand In bleached goods ns they de
sire, but on half bleached ami brown
cottona they are now provided for the
spring and summer.
Mexican fVntraL
YtUttUiri Pacific .
Total stock aafe* Y.2h^>m *hnr*uc
.! I3u MU 126%| 127141 ••
23S4 29*! 23/xi 231?
' “ ..A,» J-ll
Nat Ions I fawd
Northern Pselfir. . . .
New York Ontral. . .
Norfolk it Western. . .
Pennaylrsala. . . . . .
People** Gas
Preened Hteel Car. . .
do. preferred. .
Pacific Mall
tSSSSk
Dock Island
ilo. preferred. . . .
Halted Hfates Ituldier.
do. preferred. . . .
fhnitherti Paelflc. . . .
Moat hern Hallway. . . .
—do. preferred. . , .
Moos Hhetfiehl. .. s ^
Tenn. Coal A Iron. . .
Texas A Pacific.
I'nsnn Pacific. .
Potted HI ate* hleel.
do. preferred.
Va. Par.Chemical
do. preferreil.
Western l.'nlou. . .
Walmsli
do. preferreil. .
YVjM*on*4n Ontral.
do. preferred. .
«) *»'*. e-Hi ....| *
t7l'« I71*J l«m l«s' •••■I »7I
Wwl. . . tin «M «»1 4Mt .... *
uv,| iratt iom4 ifiSI tu
k £3 «3 »«| ....! *
NEW YORK.
n..i 9. it
. :i.r.i ».&r>
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—ASI, 866^184!,
i
LIVERPOOL.
The foliou lug table give* tit# opening
“*ttge him! • bw. couinurrd with yesterday:
Fill urea open*-! steady.
.5.76 A.76
.70 4.73
Previous
• in. Close, (loo*.
\4 u.»)Vi 6.74'
5.72% 6.74
5.714 6.72'
ery steady.
».«0 M7 !‘.«S-«7 931.73 - *'
964 ; 937. ‘.1.64-64] 9.47 41
964j 94a: 9.C7&! 93)61
Jgj 9*1 94131 !)'74W. 967-,^, j „ | vA|[1 . ... 6 .K1 <.t« -..4** #.*44* *.«*
J*2l F*i«i :* i* XT' I Aug. K^pr: 62% 5.61—53*^
;••«! u He»»t. I»ct. ...6.6k 5.4* j li.tMVfc 6.t»Vi 6.6lv{
76j 6.71* 6.71 8.7« ?•! 6.64^» f , < . , t ..Xnv. . 5.65 6.5K .VM 6.M 6.63
* “* “ “ *“£•* 1 Nov.-Viet*. '
tw,| X
.5.47 4.71
..5.67 4.04*
.5.65 5.ff*% 6.
.5.64 4.67% 5 67% 5
T».ffI 4.C6 5.66% 567% 6.4‘i
NEW ORLEANS.
FhT
%\S
March
April
May.
.10.25| 10.321 in. 2&| 10. tl
to’.36,10.42 Vo.3C.|io.ik
10 t0|10 5l;p».4k*lo.62
•ia.2T:ia^?:m n ui g ift ,f T ^j »
1 IU I 1.1 'JT*
,1" 14
W.5T
10.314*2 1't.20-21
10.11 il ..21
10.» »! lo 3041
10.42 10.31
10.62 -10 43-44
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointem on Prtivisions.
fit.* k on hstsl ff*tay
Same day last y«*nr. ..
—Iterease ........
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
l.lToriwol. .tMily, «iWHH"* uiiUu. , « c ill.
Ati.titn. «4.inir; 1 0 ft'A'-.t.
New Orleans. st»*s»lT
Havsnnah. uulet;
Nwrf.dk. uulet: middling
Itmton. steady; mkldllu* 11.06c.
Little itork. stesdyjinlddllntf W%r.
Bt. Louis, quiet; middling in»*c.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table shows receipts at the
C >rts today, compared with the same day
st
New Orlesn*.
Galveston.
Mobile.
Bavannab. .
Charleston. .
Wilmington.
Norfolk. . . .
Baltimore. . ■
New York. .
Bo*foe. . . .
Philadelphia.
Ban Francisco.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Thi* fnllnwlM Uhl. rti.m. w.lpi. »t tli-
town. ItMtor. coupar—1 wl4li Ihi- woie <1ny
U.t yur:
Houston.
AngUMtn.
Memphis.
Total,
2111k
11562
EPOT COTTON REMAINS
BULWARK OF STRENGTH.
4Mfln «r irijifa"ifaft-ii notl
surd a! »Vew Vurk. were stopp.*.! and the
display .si by |triee
ivfi tftej^ent a ImllUw
: oi marhfiwn* t.n. narrow*
mmv.yQfpr heavy anlllug
. Iegl*latlre situation In the mtiou-gi
lug ntate* evidenced aotne Improvement, toil
from Texn* came tin* report that a strong
bucket shop lobby bad .lecalred war on all
bill* that drive out bucket shops, but do not
prohibit legitimate cotton exchange opera
lions. Tlie Watmiii McGregor uieasur.*
come* in tbla da**.
••Cotton market uffnlr* continue In a more
or les* chaotic state, but *|>ut cotton re-
tfialnn a veritable luilwark of strength, and
sonic n|M*rut«V* are n.iw picking up low
grade*, which me cheap, aud sidlliiK
her option* against such purchase*/'
w*rd. Vick A Hark.
I lay
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York. Feb. 27.- goffer cable
Havre. 1“ a. m.. market steady:
unchanged; an lea 7.UU».
Ilatnliurg. b» n. in., market a.h
pfennig; sale* 62,tmO: Itio No. 7 4\*:
16 16-32; receipt* ll.osi; shipment* t«» I nlted
Ktate* 8.000; Fim.pc nil; »t«H-k 5M».uu ; mar*
• liatig.
ket quiet
ck« :.S5*!.«
S.'iiito* r.N'elpt* 27,uu«>; *!«•
ket Inactive.
Ha.i I'nnln rocclpt* Jumlluhy re
elpt* 2S.00n.
I tally
Iber: t'atuplua- rain: Man <'<
Juhu shower*; 1111**1
Hao Manoel cloudy.
Arbuckh* and t'roaHiuiiu A
to loiy May aud March coll
shorts very tiervou*.
Short* continue to cover
While this ha* Ihh*ii
ale t.Mlay, It Its
the distant months While the slnutg
Inclltietl frt b*' I
Mime time. e«o.
of coffee the |*n
lug movement e:
• ciuIht. we would feet ihc ad
i«Nt rapid to liobl
usl.b ruble
Should tl
•idemlicr
•lie
:l It II •
time
the
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
K.w Orleani*. Ktb 27.—Without prov.
oration on thr imrt of the Amerhan
.nnrketa. Liverpool ailvaneetl nKiitn to
day future, and «|iot. belnit Itlither,
with aalea of 12.0IM) bntea. Thla utt-
expei ted Improvement t« explained by
the aoarclly of Rood cotton IwIttK felt
•broad. The Llveriatol ato. It conalata
ntoatly of dealrabl* iiualltlea and conat-
•tuently attrucla demand from evert -
where, maklnit » protective advance
necraaiiry from time to time. The bull-
lab opinion circulated by The Netv
Tork Lender and a anmll Mourdon e«t|.
mate for tomorrow. encourtiKlitR mi-
tldpatlon of an enrly dtwp In the
movement, heltted alonx "tt our aide.
Opening 3 IllRher. the advame In our
market aoon reached It) point., al-
Ihough the dtapoaltlon to follow It "a-
alow and many of the Ioiik» look prof
•Ita, Trading on the whole, how -
waa more animated and extended
the new crop, being well auaiatned on | \|,
the continuance of the wet apell over
the lielt Hpota tire ateady. koimI de
mand for all Rood colored cotton which
la ararce and higher to buy Hoidera
are tightening except
gradea. which
tit* market
ket III
Mtlvniici*.
The hollowing figure* give tit* opsntat
range amt -lose of the New York coffc*
market for toilnyt
%
*6iu
• 6 I"
•,» Tin* uncertainty *»f the March »»•*-
num Moving been cllmlnatml, there
eettiN t*» be ev. ry Ilkellh.Mwl of an a.I-
unce In the price «»f cotton before the J I,III. t
ini of Mnv o|»tl.»n. Thl* a.lvance wouhl.; buck.*
(From Hayward, Vick 6 (’lark.)
('hlcugri, Feb. 27.—Ilarlett, Frailer &
C’nrrlngton; Moderate temimrature*.
with slight precipitation through the
greater part of the West, with some
quite cold weather In the I’anadlan
northwest.
Fee! friendly toward wheat around
these prices, and believe It’s a purchase.
Good demand for both corn and oats*
with hut moderate receipts, and think
they Hhould he bought on all soft spots.
Bee very little In provlsldna, hut
would prefer to sell thfm on the hard
spots. *
Very little to snv of trade In wheat
so far thin morning, other than to any
pit crowd continue* to feel hearlsii and
trod*- that wav
f’hlrapt l<i*ronl»llcral<!: KomtH -aniTTRir^
anil cou.lttbui* prevail In the wheat market,
current low values evidently fully .llw*.aiiit-
lag all that eau ••«• said against th*> mar
k«4*s pre***nt (Nisltl.in. tu view of the re
cent fiett.ni mote? j»n*K*ure of fre«» llqul.la*
Hon nn.| short wHtlitg. tsketi III rtHiNcetlon
With II* action daring the right mouth*
attire the l«etftautag rf the mq* year, it
'realwfiiahlv Well • e*tnb||*bed that
values are near n fairly solid foundation,
llutb bulls and he nr* ran present sound ar
guiiicnt* for the faith that U hi them, but
at the moment the ebanerm ludleate that
blent* would favor tbc bulls. If la tin*
-corn and-Twit*-forward to make
deliveries the farmer woutn
bold Ills wheat, one of the ntronaeat aneeil
lative posItloiiN luiaglunble could easily In*
brought alHiiit. In tad. If for any reason
the fanner could take the name role of
■peculator In wlicnt that lie iuia
reNNftilly held In the last Hire.* or four
r* In uiiirketlmr hi* «*orn. the bull would
ettl pretty imirli to b|a liking
This assmuptinu lefive* nut the rutin* ques
tl.»n of export .leiiuiml or any accident, rout
or fancied, to the gr.ywing erop. With a
Merlon* erop scare nt luiiue or abroad nnd
easmmlde export.. 4t miglit m»l la*
llffl. alt to at least bring wheat
into line with value* of other foodstuffs.
Helling pressure <qi e*»rn .luring the last
lias Wen " * ‘ *
llltit In all future*, and per
MARKET FOR WHEAT
IS FEATURELESS
Early Prices a Fraction
Lower—Corn and Oats
Show Small Gains.
C hicago, Feb. 27.—Wheat closed 1-1
6t3-Hc lower, corn l-8ff'l-4c lower,
oats up 1-4frt-2c nnd provlulong 2 1-2
r o 10 higher.
Primary receipts wheat 640.00*1, corn
93G.OOO bushels, against 490.00M anil
fRO.nOO bushel*, respectively, a year
ago
(’leu ranees 147.000 wheat. &76.0O j
hunhela corn and 5.000 hushela oats. *
Cash sates of wheat nt the seabornM
18 loads, corn 6 loads and oat* 100.000
bushels. g\t Chicago 86,00tt bushels of
wlteat. 80,000 bushels corn nnd 126,000
boshrl* »mt*. ’
T1IE WEATHER REPORT
TIP8 FLASHED
From Wall Street
Kpwlnl lo Th, OMIEIan.
iKruoi llaywanl, Vl.-k A Clark )
Nrtr York. Krl*. f!—J. 44. UaoHo * Co.:
gjai riro*. gvn.rally talgb.r. I'uloo Varlgv
•driK.il V
Bnra ar. rovorlag la LuwSsa and obort
•oraaal iixlfv .ilruHrv,
rtilrml tavorablr To Hnrrliuaa. oud Ik.
obort lOa-rvot otortrd ■xirot.ag. Iko oolj
rxmitMo I—log th. llohkIt.To whim lbon>
lo IlltlO nr uu outohtv JalMPoat The coiu-
ai^^ , «*BK®sr , aaa
eatlrely.,
The A Ulrich* bill ^0*4 passed the senate,
and thfa Is regard*«f'as extremely favorsIde.
There Is hardly uoy doubt of Its becoming
NhH’k market should open higher, aud the
public Is expected to tuke a baud lu tbs
market, aa the low levels are attractive.
Tin* effect uu the stock market of the
llarriiaaii testimony yesterday has pftHiably
been discounted, mid the passage In thepeu
. »f the Aldrl.-h hill will ludu«*s a more
cheerful feellug to prevail as to the future
I prices. The short Interesr Is uudoubt-
vety laige aud the market should
1»mw«
Believe stocks should
fair rally,- as the ultimate
* iwnward.
The New York Financial Bureau: Profes
sionals lielleve the recovery entirely due to
nmulpnlatluu and Short roverlng thus fnr.
Tb*y failed to break tlie Amalgamated Pop
per lid level aupport, but will tell It ou
rallies.
STOCKS OPENED
Anaconda Led the Advan- e
Startinggwith Gain of
■« Two Points.
GAINS. ARE NCMEROUF
A Long List Showed Gaim
of Large Fractions in
Early Trading.
New York. Keb. 27.—Tho lin,. r ., v «
ment In the market yesterday w .s # •
towed by a aharp rlae on Londi.n
Inga which br.mgln an advnnrr r- ;
opening here. In the i-ourne nf ,,,
turn prlcea went up 1-2 i»., n .
la.1 night', rloee. The orKr,n B . f,
le were In such volume «k
Fuel When Arm.
Erie I* held bVtvtlku 33 nud M. .
OIllLhurliu* of MIOMoiirl. Khiimih aud Tex
as Is sal.f to occur<OU ilNIlUR.
erlng occurred In Missouri l'acinc
eu 26 nnd
8TATE FORECA8TS.
1* |iuriioii; iuur*4i:iv puriiv
wnd probably ralu lu uoril»*f*t jmr-
.'Utli Carollua—Partly cloudy tonight uud
Alaliama—Partly'cloudy toulghi; Tlmr*.lny
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
area of high pre*Murc that wa* eon
ver .Montana yesterday morning lut»
east lo central over fjike Superior.
Hie northwcNteru high 'lain caused low
tempera pin** lu nnrilierii Michigan. MI line
s.«ta. weMteru Nebniska and KniisiiN and
northern Texas. There luis also been a fall
in temperature over the northern half of
G.sirgia and Alabama. At mo«t
tloiis the change* luiva been Mllgbl
t'loudllies* prevail* over the entire oouil
try and pre.-lpitntl.iu has lieen general;
suuu* ulofig tin* iiortbern bonier of tlr
nud tain elsewhere.
The ndvnurc of Hie southwestern u
map
cloudy
pressure will
** 1 tonight
ehaiige In temperature.
Hup|Mirt I* reiHiriml from Morgan sources
In Hleel a round 43.
Town Tuples: The street seems pcssl
kind of buying Ini* liecu going on. aud
also that the short Interest I* greater than
nt any tittle this year.
There will he further Iwnrlsh tunulmiln-
tl.m lu tin attempt to bring alamt fresh
liquidation, but whatever success attend*
TfuiLii nlt.li «> lil-lii ..nr nplolim; |»e Of lBO
uientnry eff.i*
I The absorption of Hmithern Pacific. Ateh-
lsoa and Missouri. Kansas aud Texn* leuds
.‘.tiifldeuee to tliw Iwllef that dividend de-
velopuinits will la> Utvorauie to at.H‘khold*
We ftvor Fnuadlau Pnrlfle «iq Its earn
"Sending seems'ren«Tv Jo advaare.
Aiming the linlttsfrlwl*. I«nt<l. HniClfer*
uud Hepubllr Hteel should do (letter.
We I.Mik for higher prices t.Mlny.
We advise selling cotton on all bulges.
Would buy wheat on breaks.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
■lion mieient, and before the tlr-i
was out the greater part of the n M h T,'
aunk below y««i*rday-» x IohIuw. t,
wrak pofntH In the market 1 n ",
MImoiii-I Pacific, Southern. It.H k n
Ixauea, Ihc Helling of the ln«.,,r|,/
aharea hni'ln* nn nk..i.
eru, Northern Pacific, Ht. Paul, Great
ern preferred, aud IsMilavllle aud Nash ...
vllle uud Beading are not good, nud they i overpower the small demand fr..,
will meet professional l»eurfsb opp*»sitlons abort Interest, and before th*.
ou bulging. - ,,,,
f'areiul Investigation «li«;qi that Penoayl
»nuln. New York (Vutnil, Par and Foundry,
Htnitberu Pa.-lflc «u«I I'ulou Ikdflc at tbelr
low level* yesterday w*ere pushed danger
ously near u break, but the support wtas
not entirely violated, and they could Ik* rut
lied well.
If the support toward the low levels of
Tuesday shall In- removed, considerably
lower prbes might easily he seen, a umu
l*er of stop* be|ug In existence.
Atchison Is fairly well taken toward par.
with some investment onler* below that
level.
Baltimore nnd Ohio should only be *|>ecu-
latlvel.v cold ou rallies. Investment Is noted
i weak lies*.
Professionals will sell Brooklyn llanld
Transit again on rallies. • baring covufW
some stock .toward 7a. They will ulso.ftcll
shares having an nbvloui
with the disclosures concerning
Alton stock watering before the n
state commerce commission
New York. Feb. 24.—Tlie
opened at general advance* \t ..
gained In nil 3 ih.IiiIs, Hmelter* p % . r..
niul Aielilwm S. Ij.miI*vIIJ«* \,-j
"V' H'Hk Islan.l HCo|»jM*r. Bd»i.„.. r .
Ohio, Hl.*el eounuou V t ul**u Pa. ir), •
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Sterling
. Hi«otf4.Kiff» r.»
4.80dn for sixty .lays* bill*
(‘••muierelal bills 6f|6U,-.
Bar silver
l-undon bar silver firm nt
32 Sd.
Mexican .lollat* 53*fcc.
Gorerniueiit bonds uiieh.i
ism.lN iowe
INNING 8TOCKS.
Boston. Feb. 27.—Trinity
114^. Hlnnuon 2*2. Isle li«
■husotta Mining *V Copper
Ifornla lleela 941.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
lug quotations .
0|M'tilug. (’losing.
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Minimum and Maximum Tamparaturaa
and Rainfall.
Observations taken Ui 8 fl. in., 76th tnerl
.Man time.
WIIKAT-
Mny.... 77i
•Inly.
Sent....
roiCN-
May....
July
Kept.'...
"AT8—
open. ITTgli.
July.
•ash
There Iuin |*ecn n lit
May premium In com
I* ejunlng to r«N*.)gulr.e
itronehlng when tlie
likely to favor the ow
tlon*
7r^
7S*S
7«4
7^4
7h
774
784
474s
4fl\
47
474
*4«4
47
474
,484
484
474
484
424
3S
424
42
37S
42
374
31
33
32S
rs
.4)
.60
18.65
18. G5
in i i
in 5)
lrt.fr*
16.80
.724
9.724
9 75
J
9.724
y.72‘t
Amnrlll
Asheville. . . .
Augusta. . . .
Birmingham. .
Bismarck. . . .
lUmton
Buffalo
rimiiestou. . .
Charlotte. . . .
Chicago
Clneluuntl. . . .
Corpus Christ!,.
I'Menpoi t
hedge City.
FI Paso. . .
j Foil Smith.
i Galveston. .
blelllug of the !
(Hence The trad*
liat the time I* «|»
udltlnu* are umre
f the pr.qH*rf.v
l- , 4
Huron. . ..
; JiieksoUvUle.
Jupiter. . .
portlo
is ef the
tMirtlon*
Idle the .
begin III
belt, amt activity In
THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET
Vlll folio
III
a little faster than
been the burden exp.*'
likely that tlie easteri
l***ltlon to take foiv
Inis piled Up here
ii move the grain i
eastern has tmt j
It Is more tliau I ,
es will s.Miii be l|i
II g.NMl |HU tlon of
there N a fine demaiiil from
abroad. Knsteru Mipplle* iiieauwIdle aro
light. Baltimore iib.oii the only exception,
and that |Mirt baxiug nothing more than a
working *t<N'k. Ce.intrv elevator* are re
polled full of corn, and Ulishle to take III
much more from fanner*. The trade seldom
look* u|n»h these tommy t Uoator si.N-k* a*
likely to come ferw.inl lu siiffbieut \olunr
at an> one lime d**i
'Vlo'iit—Upeinnl unchanged to
lower
orn—l»|HMie*l unchanged; nt 1:3.) p.
hanged to •* f
« b»M*.i unchanged i
, Melllplll*. .
! Meridian. .
| Miles City.
orallxe
i.irkets
BUCKET SHOP LEGISLATION
IN TEXAS GROWING EXCITING.
the W.i
M.
array
h*glt
•olldly
upon tht- Intrinsic value
of the atnide and the demand for r«»n- ^'.on\
sumption, nlrendy the spot market* ’,. v
abroad me beginning m ivtlect this impri*.*,*,!
feeling, l.lveip«H)| dlsrwgat.led the pro- s hIuiII dell
**. j fesat-mill selling yesterday afterno«»n . J«s;t mntti
n.l sent higher .‘Hides foi all nronth
and I* fighting h.
W .tM.n McGregor
» di mu up to provide lie.*
M II toll tMiallieK*. to |H.I|ce
the bucket *b«qo>
f«»l lines. ' **
* Intended to replrt.a. the Mnvfteld
b *i doe* not diHcrtuitnate lad ween
•hops and legitimate exchange*. I
build Up the
mblei
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Ollei
1 New York. . .
. I Norfolk. . . .
, North Platte.
. Omaha
J Palestine. . .
Pittsburg. .
Portland. Me
Portland. Ole.
Rapid City .
Sepfember. .
October. . .
Cloned qule
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET.
'th* su6ar .MARKET.
Negr York. »Feb. 27.—Ilefine.) and raw
gar upoketH steady alnl timiiatiged. London
li.-et* a stea.|jr; February Ds. March 8* 11 VI-
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chicago. Keb. *27.—lings- Ih-celpts 30.000.
’ Iljilit S6.45(U7: mixed
Market
f8.8Uff7.06; lisnrv fd.80(f<.07H: rough tti.
8:0; pigs t8.Uf|G.75: yorkei* |8.95t?7; g.NMl
to eliobe heavy S6.^H7.o7V*.
(’aflle—ICceelpts ls.rov. Market a shade
higher; becre* SJ.I5.CiiO: cows
belters 82.604i.Y2n: calve* |6.5oti750:
prime steer* poor to niedlu
416.40; st.a-kers J/.754i.'. 10.
Sheep—llecifipts 2e.ro). Mark. ! weak: na
tive* KLOmiM: western 63.604i6.60; vear-
ling* 83.5)4*5 r2i; lamb* 85.50tf7.60; western
iY50Ci7.8b.
rd
A uncoil.la
Atehlnon
preferred
Baltimore nud Ohio POVb'i
Canadian Pa.ifie dK'.S, |W.
Cl«**npeake nud Ohio ’ S0»l
Kris * ' — ‘
3<«S SPs 34‘.
do, preferred , - .
Geenc-Wesn-rw-— IV V
lllluoln Central rl37Vl5A'«T'i
lanilnvllle nud Nashville ....1130 |1.*M ui
Mexican (Vutnil. prof 654
X fill THI. |in'l »>.)" ...
Norjulk.au.I WeaJ«yn i K3‘ ; .
New York t cut Fat 1.1*28 l.s
Itoek Island .. !...*. :*t>, ...
Ontario and Western ...
PeinisTlvanln itSOHdJMrdJfl
I’hUtufolftUItt aud UrUdUig m 1
Hnnthern IVriib. 01' 4 , *\\
Horthern Hallway 26 ...
do. preferred j xxi t
Bt. Papl ;!45UU5\H6
rnion Pacific -ruti.-trivi**:
Lull'll Hfates Steel 41', 4«»
pYi‘ferr.d . .•HIVHlVt-UJ
Wnba*li. preferred 2"i rr.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Georgia 4H*. 1915
Georgia Railroad fa. 1610
Savannah 6*. 19-W
Macon 6*. 1910
Atlanta 6a. 1911
Atlanta 4Hb. 1622
Atlanta 4s. 1931
Atlanta and Weat l*olnt
Atlanta and Weat Point Bbta.
Ontral of Georgia, lat Inc. ...
do 2d Income
Georgia
Augusta and Hnvntiunh
Southwestern
Georgia Pacific 1st*
N#w York.
Baltimort.
Boston.
Atlanta.
Chicago.
New Orleans.
Washington.
3an Francisco.
Philadelphia
Lo.idon.
The American Audit Company
100 Broadway* New York City.
F. W. LAFRE. X TZ, C. P. A; Pros. 0. E. MANWARING, Vic# Pn
. Sf -
.Mil*
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
St. Paul.
Savannah. . .
primary ; Sjatkaiie. * ,
1 , Innipa. . . .
THEO COCHEU, Jr., 8acratary.
Tho American Audit Company, chartered under the law* of Stw Vor
It empowered to examine the affair* of. and make reports upon the flai
dal condition of private and public concern* for director!, officers and I
dividual.. The preparation and luitalllnK of lyitema a specialty
ATLANTA. BRANCH. 10i:. l016101T-1018 FOURTH NAT’L BANK BLD
u ii.
ftdlnwlug tlguro* glv
••lit «f nliv.it and
• “ I|*t* Unlay 4«MV» lni*bcN. • Ja.'l'.i- . -
• • . . I bulUIIKl lllc
igiii.tHf Ctfl.'OJ bnsbcU liiwt year; shipment * • '.{mu*** 1
• Hliix JUQ.IBV) b'isbcl*, again*! I'.'.OM btt*U«*ls ! \!• «" •'
|fc , Maahlugri
Y..ri,-It,..-eli.il. tlMlav OTl.il.l l,il»ln-U. Wtlllllllltt,
n tiu«hel* I a m| y.fi r; Khltmicut* j
busheSN, ngitln*t lll.flm bushria ,
IgillllKl
T - !!. MAlffiT iTY.
NORTHWEST CARS.
CLEARANCES.
•.jiinl !•**».(• i) btiahi*
C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Telaphon*, Main (72. Cable Addrei*, Amdit. New Yoi
NAVAL STORES.
ill**.
, 677
n firm:
*sx?; elirlt, G*.547. OlluJe; A II i
C. 64 13; F. 14.25: G, |13>; II. 84.:
K. lo .'ft; M. 86.0; N. ftf U>; wh
Bi (•*; water-while. 18.65
-intlmie u» be a drag on
Prtt e'i. elmiiur had Ii** effe. t .ind!"!"' ‘ /a"'.!!)*!!*xii !
x in., .nt i ii,, ,, mi »f r u , iiriitti * mi,I *‘h**p file M a I soil M« tirog.H* bill «lrl\ .** nut
THE METAL MARKET.
Kptm^lble f>
New Y’ork, Feb. 27.—J. H Ha. he
nl t
the strong opening. Houston's estlnui
for tomorrow, although small, wns ge
eialtv legardetl as Inel.l* ntal. ns It
believed that suptdli*** In th** Interl
ate still henv> \Ve lielleve on anv I
.(€«*. of activity prbes will wo
higher
•t.eket sliojt luhbv. Il now uplM-ars.
ng the \\ at*on Mrilicgor bill In
lo the
bgUIntu
t folio
el the
New York. Feb. 27 —-Tiaulng con
tinue* light In the metal market. j
Bpot tin nnd near-by dellvetieN were 1
slightl\ higher* In the bid. while ofTei. j
Inga were down 1-Ki*. Others un-i
ehonge.i
COTTON AND STOCK
■fiegnipli wire* or by mall.
\\*%L have every futility for the exe
.•allow of marginal order* un a I'uumri*
HiUll t»#sl*
Oar trentm«*nt of enstonie)* I* at all
times i-unrteuiis. and order* are exe
ruled aud re|wried promptly.
We aollrtt cores poude me nnd will
have oar representative call personally
those Interested
Clark Goodman & Co.
20 Bread 8»r„t, N,w York,
KRAKK IIAWKINK. Prr.l.lrnt.
H. M. ATKINHON. Vlrr ITMl.Irnt, THOMAS C. El
JOSEPH A. McCORD, V|rr-I*rr,1.trnt. R. W. UYKItS.
ERWIN, rn.ht.r
AolDnut C.lllrr.
Third National Bank
Capital - - . • $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
. inhibit
hop* nnd bucket shopping within
*. and lo pro* me muialib * for II* I
, to nrohlblt gambling In contract* i
■e deilvert. to rentier unlawful any
. tor future delherv where delh !
••t tiilemb-d. or atiru Unde I* not t
prot
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COMMISSION BROKERS
COTTON, STOCKS, BOND8, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Prtvata wirtt to New York. Chicago and New Orleene.
. All Accounte Guaranteed. _ ....
Office*: Oppoeite Poet Offlce, Knoxville, Tenn.: Schreplro Build'
North Auguete, S. C. -
Ordere eollcltcd for Purchaeo end *ele for Faturo Oollvery. Correwi
derco Invited. Atlanta and Georola euetomorc will bo given epeeiai
tion.
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone. Main 8tl
GEORGIA.
ollt
Vlslou of this
inl«*hm broker* shall accept
except w hen tlitelldeil
or to hedge sale* I or
proldldt imrcl'.a**- or
I* bv iinlh Idual*. nud
ng.iliiPl tmt It buyer*
r who violates the pue
COTTON. STOCKS, BONOS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carendelot and Grevier St*. New Orleane.
MEMBERS:
Vrw Orlr.n. Cotton Exrbnng,. | Sew Orlran, Kutorr Itrnkrr, - Auocletlna.
Now York Cotton KirUnnev. I Nrw Uflrnti. ,u,| , h.'T,pi ttoord, of TniAa
itolroetno I'oitro Kirbuaxr. '"tt, fnlfr* Ktrh.nm-.
Ilnoatoo t'ottoo Eirhoo«r. I A,«v-I.itr Mromote l.lrrriniot Cottaa Au t
U H. Fairch.lo. G. J. Wh
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
New York end Chicago Correopondenta.
J. S. 0ACHE A. CO. AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER * CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS.
NEW OnLCANS.
Yo!k*f*ntfn°n'! n . ?* cl, »"(». ""NeH’ York Crlfee E*,hanit».
4• 11 vwry, on wbovw wxchiinira , jj. c. C0TUB6N*
■(■I.