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BIW FIRM ICOTTOIMIRKT Bullish February Exports and Small Receipts Sus taining Factors. TRADING WAS ACTIVE Liverpool Did Not Fuliv Respond—Ignored in Amcriean Markets. New Ynrk. March 1 Tke i-olltm uiuikrt opnml flnn nud higher. will* trails* dertdral- Ijr more active in nil mouth*. 4'ooiUil*- •Ion Ikiiiim lutaine** *• a r ran It of tin* roi^ tAftural advance for Hu Int fcw tlaji wn» wheb Iwtter this morning. MMsS&mf y—r. Mr. rrw m orpnol Inst night. i»nt of III* recent sulmrat#. Ih*Ih« n rspMlf mat" anmptloci, nml «•)**•] higher oommiMtltlr*. otWtt «• Ur .^tESK , to- l»ilU •ilMu.rt'4 CM* Now Ysrk inarkrt upflirlr ai I ha Hoar laai itlght: —usttul in ' ► o.hIiIbu Mr klsltur raUaa ikta BtarutnK. Muttr 'kink Ibnl a tract loo la doe lu t law of raii’iM mlraiH-aa. awl Ibal that of tong titan. lalabt portml. If Inn- The Engltah market fur future* dhl not reapond to the extant u» expected FI rat prlcea should have been 4 1-2 to I 1.1 blither In {eapnnae to Ittr strong ' dosing In New York on Thursday. Opening quotations were-4 higher on the near months ond I up on the Kite Tha late nmniha developed ronalilrmble strength later and at 12:16 p. m. were aalllng at E 1-2 to t 1-2 higher, compared with Thuraday'a llnala. From top figure, there was a alight reces sion. tha doae being ateady t 1-2 to E points higher. nwlaa — -- Urafpaal. Oliea, July-Alixitlt E ‘I October Noveutta i 4 .1 * Id tha apot department (lie demand waa only moderate, aalea aggregating 1,040 balea at unchanged prlcea, mid dling (.14. Future. In New York ware reported firm at the opening, with trading de cidedly tnore active than for n long . while, rommlealon hnuaea report I •w, 114 I if.' 1:^ the public la entering the market more treely. First prlcea were * to 8 fiolnta higher, furthar gaining about 4 polnta when the advance uaa checked on profit-taking aalea by recent buyera, who are apparently eallxlled with emull profits. Speculation aaema to ha broadening, and ax new feature* will llkaly go lo the long aide, Influences now shaping for a bull movement nr moderate pro portions. the Improvement. It la - thought by Insldtra. will continue. ft has bean • generally accepted fart that the Interior, counted and uncount ed towns held an enormoua quantity of colton yet to be marketed, on In vestigation by reliable parties It baa been found that such is not the cess: In fact. In some sections there la .in actual scarcity, aa la shown by the fol* lowing Item In The Savannah Preaa of I hat Monday: a ••Mr. K. A. t'utts, who has been on a business trip tu Macon. Atlanta und —Columbus for. the pern several pey». says that then la little cotton left In the country. "From information gained at tha - ntocaa I visited during the past few I waa Impressed with the small of cotton remaining In the Cutta. “Where I expected to nnd cot ton. there waa -none, and In every sec lion vteKed the crop wae ehown to lie very hearty marketed. ( look for very much higher prlcea" A wave of llquMatloa art In In the after. Iona, under which price, meitrd away tup- Idly some » to 11 potato trout Ihe Utah point, with only, a alight retwery at the close.! whleh wst steady 1 point lower to 2 P H«fte??mto sight naivemeiit for the A'teatlsn Is lielug draws to sperulntlrs eoaillllaaa at till, tits- last year. There waa thca a xlnnut null nhlf. the h"!l lender had Mutple and aalea raouta im teas taking up rollon. The market seest- etl suing ihe ball war mill Ihe San Kran rlaeu disaster. ami luuny student, of ike alloaHoti tiellete that Ike bnl 1 ileal waa wonml tut lie fore It kail Iteett carried lo lla till, market ap with cotton for. May livery are working wttk the lialta. ami Ibal ■■niton Sill lie kepi away from New lurk." In view of iiiiduraie I mil lunul'iulailou lu our market at. the eloar yeatrntay. Uter- (Mail entile, are atreng, with s|Mita allowing great aetle'ly. Week-end. flgurea were expeetail rather Imllhh. and dry graata lotiflnne to report atnittg anil nrttre markets We ex- |M*el still ladter prle is. liar now* (.Me. I.lt emnot draw sol re- ataiinl. utnl we trill iirnlutldy nee some rear. lion I ruin tile top. hot there la linlllak fever In llte air. entile nays: sa a large alug are the f ir E.QOC Hay. The fulluivltra U the range litre* lu New York today: In cot ton tu j d i II r ii ! til SVi.oui. The Imlllab exports fur Ketiriury. small receipt* nud huliUb •!«•« ffowdp were th* •nataliilng factor* and orcnim* lo wrrfw fnllv op|M*e the ■HIIiiji for a reaction null ten 11 at ns for Ihe week -mil. II la Mill Hint (In* bulk of tin* Nr* York Mtni-k lit u<dd l*jr |M*o|»lr who will not deliver It mi «outran. hat who Will raiver thrlr hedge* in they *hlp eottuli otfl to fill W» jTitfcuieiit* with Nrw Knglond »Htl Fimqicaii •planar*. ’ May bin advanced ft point * within thr brat wrrk ntnl cotiamallva traders nr* In- alined tv otmalilrr thr progre** over raplil nud to nr*Hllrt n reaction. . Non Orion im. March 1.—Hayward. vlok ft Ftnrfc:—t.tTrf|wnl ^»ot Qtittr *« fonil-M-*** Future* were «ltu» 6 «|». They nr- only 4^|5 biphrr. Kpot prior* tin - v hi HftWl. WVr.thrr iun|i ahowa vtry h»avj rnlut airitln III tin* oentraf atalra. Italia to Hi. delta laato l for lira i.ajra. Fdtni work Im* iMHKiiMe. indlf-altmia ure for rU*aiiiin atul colder tomorrow. FEBRUARY AT THE TOP A6 A BU6INE88 MONTH ] ifoT. 1 1906. I 1906. OTfrUtxl. work. . Hncr Kept. 1 In eight for work. «»"• »>P'- « aw ntUM sun it^ioaiat amts •c.m' Ttt.asx MAXSIt 'ilx.MS X.TM.tKI SAS.IK Net recelpta today Same day laat year Ipcreaae pi receipts for the week laat year'.... ToUl wcelpti Same week Sama Jli Rati mated receipt* toaiomiw Mim OHwm WST..:::: 1907. iJM to II,(M to M.tvu .. M.2ST S.I?6 .. 4.131 1M.0J* .. 1U.«n .. 7T.m , K.:;o.-r, ,.J.«U4.43C 190H Stock on band today Same day laat year Increaaa 1X179 7.079 «.!•« SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool. Iiarrly ateady; inlddlliiE wplatida ^AUanta. ateady: middling WV „ Now York, ateadr; tnlddTlnc ll >. delh- “Sjw-oSmuThJi: irtddHng I0V ; del.v ak*d na emttraet 4<». Ultlc Rook, ateady; middling 10‘* The Naw York C'onimrtrial; An the weak pruirroaara In jotildug qnnrtera. the demand appear* to lie liioreaMng rather tlmu dliulu l*hlug. Itnyer* aw ahowliiK a d«*«*lded tie- •retire full uad etNiHdete eollee- •prlng line* prior to the opening of the aeaaon. na the aliortage of good* and thr dMHenhy. Im oUtetnlMg delherle* haa rented a feeling of uueercalntr In retail qitarter*. The niunuer lu wkleh tnonnfar- fitwr* hare defaulted «Mt uianr ahlpmenta haa Iweii token a* on Imlleatfon of what inr In* expected daring tha apting mootha ml Imyem lire tnklng no elinnee* Tiy ileloy- iig the plaelug of dii|dlrnte bualnea*. * Jo!itier* report that they are having more and utore difficulty In aertiHug. hUi UlMtl from the mill*, aa the mlUa. limited of eatehlng up with Uaek order*, ae-ffn dn«tl«'h at the mo lit* tire largely watimimtde for llie preaeiii delayed dHjvewl*. The ahortage of good* la apiwreut In pmetlriilly all lino* for the aprlng and amnnn*r tnoiHh*. ami tnrti whichever way he will, the Imyer la confronted l»y Inability on the fwtrt of neller* to innke the Nhlpiueuta which he At the iM-glnnlng of Hie ncnnnn it waa f lirflered tha* there would In* any abort- e of alike, hut at tin* preaent lime line* allk pleee rowIn which hnve tnk**n Well ^r Ihe Ipcliut ntmitb* are m»*v almiit the •ttortest tiling In the market, nml the buy er la only too willing to pay top price* provided tin* in*unfaetliter mil guaranie«> the deliveries railed' for. IVanli dre** fab ric* ainf 'dre** linen* are *l*o wnmrkaldy Vrarec nml prlre.a are Mendlty ndvniielug on Hie popular and fuvnrtte llm**. The month of Fehritary In jidditng Imnaea allow* the volume *tf hualne** put thnmgh to he eou*ldemhlv Inrger tig u Hint for the -.nine perlml ln»t year, w^lle the mnimer In whh-U buyer* nrc wlndliiR up their pur- cbii*e* for the month t* ranidly |ilae|ng February at the top of the list n* u buat- until. NAVAL STORES. Nu\nttiirth. Hu.. March 1.—'Tnr|»ci»tlne Him uN- bbl; mile* M; M*eelpt» 19; *h!ntn*nts l.ut>. RohIii hi hi; aalea 7»; tecelpt* €77; *blp inenf* 9.1M: *t»N-k €).WM. Quote: A II r U.IB; l»KN; K MS; F |L9t; II S4.Sk; II 14 60; I 14.65; K 16.45; M (jtt; N. S6.M; window gin**. 16.40; wuter White f€.K. HAYWARD, VICK * CLARKE’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. 1.1. TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. Total I the American markets Teviecla,v, Kitcli b-vcl wn« nttntnod -hetwthl* liluruliiR Lender* of the f»r«-«enf moycnu’iil In obi erofm had nnieh bulll*li liters tin e, which brought *oini’ out*ble Ntip|Mirt In the itur ket. nml trading I* broadening Into wider kplteroa, Hb«irf« x ln NVp- lork. fc-trlug a profc«*|uiial aatteate. mvervil fri*ely. nml i-outrlbuti*d to the RtiNtdllie**.; li|*|NiR|tlou <mm*ii4-*i pi be to retrench over Hiindnv. ami tin* *r*t buying rn*h over, prh-e*. iH-catin* esinb-r. According to creditable liifoiin.itb>u from New Ynrk. there I* ever* lutembm In b-adlug i|iu»rtrr* to put It higher. Tkl* ml % a nee »*• (at I*. i«\luiittedt> dm* iargelt t» ifi'NsbniMl tactic*, but Ntnmld Hie Edited by |; •Joseph B. Lively | Mr. Uvslg'x Isreatv-Sv. ran' axpsrleaea ot nd- Itlug market! la Attahta and thaSonthUastsadr him 'i recogidxvd aa- IkoHtj- in hta ^-oclxitr. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS haUROKMirOCS. : : Amerknu.Sugar IM. ■ fCrirtraai^arnotivs ’. amMSTLc: - do, nreferrad . . .. Atchison . . do. FMernol . . .. Aiuerloia Cntlmi Oil. . m. Car rsomlry . . . 1’aaaUuia raelMe (Tllrasu oud NurttuCn. Chesapeake A Ohio . . < olorad* Fact A Iron. Central Icalker .... ' >tv. preferred .... Chlragn tc (treat W . . Chlengo. M.. A Hf. I*.. Itelakrare A llndmin. . IMallller'a Meriirllles. . Erie do. preferred fleneral Klnlrle ... ItlliiiH. Central Atn. I*'e Heeerllle. . . . Ixmlerlilr A, Nl.lullls. ~~ 7 fr*lel >*oek im*oa t.t2.''«»l .'liiiree,' Jtlvar.. .. do. preferred. . ■Ism gksmstd. . Vnlfetf tttdtea bleat. do. preferred. . Va.-f'ar.Chemteal. . do. prelcrred. . Western 1'nlou. . . Wabash. ...... do. preferred. . Wlaronalu Central, do. fircfcrrmt. . NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL. llte following fable give* the opening range and close, compared with yesterday: Futures opened steady. opaolag 1 rretrlooa It*life ♦ p.m. Close, t mm March. -6.f€Vi — R.n 6.73H 6.76 5.76% 5.7.' 6.741* 5.7*i U'% 5.7S 5,73% 5-WV* 6.7BH 6-77% S.tiK^ . 5.77 6.71% 5.674; 5.79 6-W uaiint?Ic!? j-J'mn ! 1 X" V , ’>-' .4«; iteij.ii E.wi sM E.as t.« I i'tosp.1 atrnilp. NEW ORLEANS. SpeeUI to The Ororgluu •. tFront IlnrwnXl, Tlrk A dark.) New YoS. March 1.-J. M. Daebe A Co.: Ixnidou fur Amortvan^ atraiir above varllp. Cniiri arn knarxat - , The ahoxta vovrred very frrrlj jrndvnlar. kSrSBm9p| OHrh hill pa a. Ill* ksoar. a good opwarl moremeut la iiiiaaflilr. Home mmd Imjrlng rrportnl re'erdar. sad Coppers are ex ported (a be b-adara an anf upward more- There are good prospsAta of fkroralde bank srateaicat-tomorrow. The tmalunttoa of Ike amalna of the la- tsratsts rnmnierca ronmdrtlou In New lark. the Aldrleh bill comomra, brio iMwluesd a umek mors ••hSerlol feeling In Wall alrvet. uuil tUluk storks should eujojr a tnrtber ral- ‘'Tl^ttu. of atorks haa agala. aaauuird falriy targe pnqwftjoaa. aad while lajara are I Wefty rvapohalM* nr the dartiae, titer aar.-r.-dsd III Inrelng Ibinldatlou ou spots. Thr Imjlug baa not jtseu «f 4he same .-bar- aetar aa featerdar, %Htl as l.atg as IKilllsb I ate mat* do not latiiln a with t lie txit’llc* itiirea. . _ NeW Y’ork Fluamdal Bureau: I'nlrn l*a- Hge la turn In Shape to rally well jawurd- 174 lu* fore in eel lug any offering* of cun* queue*. Heeding acetn* to aa I 112 Kudin with goml Tip* are of n bulllab te lo he held lief wean bujring toward 117. Tip* are of n t*iilllab teucr on Reeding de spite afoek Issue major*. Am*Igauiaei'g- Northern I'nrltlc nud wuielt u all ibrii* *f*M-kt stHinhh* rallies fur tnru*. lielicvlug Irragu- larlty lift 'ly lor n day or two. A large elmrl Intereat la rem > rte<l In Ht. I»atrl. .Vorihneat mdd <lr***»t Northern pre- ferml, and.* drlye at them !* likely./Mt. raid liMika ns If It wuijld- rnll> 'owned !5). l'rofe**loiiala will sell Brooklyn Rapid Trnnalt ou bulge* of m Jmiiit or Jtvro. The fallowing Is the range In ration fo- iISv «lorldI!xta ^ r>1l«?| , (^!| l t«<Sa^ , '“ r - '» N-w Orlenn.to.Ur: W.? 7SI so. ^("ril^Phta ritSJft in It. w lAiiilavllle nml Nsahvlile eau rrtlly ahuryly. 'he 127 anp|Mirt l*elug good. A • I'rofesaluuul* will sell I'euuvylvauU ou n g«a*l rally. New York t'entml would tueec but little stork ou a rtilly toward ISO. Ollier rt.’in. afreka dlaptay q rallying teuileiier. I'o not get goo Mtihltlf ou tip*. Karly I*uulou bl^hef,- liea.llug l Itoint. t'nlou I'nelde U. tbmthern l'tu ltla l'eiiu- nylyanlu 44. Aumlgnmated K. ltalHtaor* and llhlo Vs. Att-hlaon %. LoufsvlWe and Nash ville %. Starch Anrll. s July.. Atm. 4 let. U\ c ti TTlO. 46| 10.49110.33! lU.^it llC7-*SU6.4^41 !*. *. *. io!4*jio.'4s-49!n.5i-62 .|lV.€9jl0.73 10JQ|ia.(6 lO.AI-fijUMA; . i xii iiktf iasiiias io!35 x i<xs7-3h . IM.45 10.49 10.4.*/10.42/10.41^2,10.42-43 Jnn j 0.49'10491KV49! 1149' 10.47-4S C'lnaed ateady. 1 NOTES ON OBAIN. Poiotera on“IVovisionH. Rperlal to The fledrglan. (From llayward. Vbk ft Clnrk.t flijeago. March l.-Bartleft. Frailer ft < orrliigtou: Believe wheal la a uurebn*e mi event mi lly PO,B " ,,U l °° k f ° r * ,r,w Receipt* Of corn and oata promise to continue «)ii(te tiioderate from now on. l»e marnl for Imtb contlnnea very goml. Think them IMdh * nurchaae. Mould prefer to sell provisions on the hard spots. I'rlvate wire house* all have httvluit or der* at 77. Hen I pc rs turned hdyer* at 77 ftnw. \ .-Mm tTldnhy Imualit n hair atllllou Slav rib. at M(.02t,. Helling •I'tlle a., heavy nl thr niiimeiit. The Northwest haa been ncIiiIIur very" iM*arl*h new* all moruHii;. nml pr«**lb'ilng w»Wer price*. They *ny their receipt* would run n-ry henrv nml prisflct targe lncren*e clean up to the opciilii;; of mtvl- gallon. . The I'biungo Evening Post: W. N. Kek* hanlt. of. I'ntir ft Kckhardt r«.. **>■* that in* rtfrnhl of a acarcltv vf wu ll" *ea*o|i ate only tnoae who nra unaware of the excellence of the oust Ot llie tail crop. 11 la liellet and fiec from mol*ture than any crop of the last inx years, in the spring there will lie no |er of pc.iuh. who have Imught corn for . delivery having No. 3 corn farced upon them «t A* dlw-iMiiii, a* Imver* are paying •m the 4«n no.v within 2e 4*f the May price for eprn to l»e delivered here in 2S.tW liUNhei* No. » 2^ -n\ 40% <0% 45J« 4-*‘i Another 25.0J1 bushel* was wild at 3c unite, lay by another huitnc. It also Im-Iiir for hlpiaent to a country miller. . _ , Itartletf.Frasier aabl: “Ijite la*t night Open. High. im.000 bushel* Manitoba wheat now in Huf* M I1KAT-- _ >i falo wn* sold for espnrt. This virtually May 77 1 * a •<% •*;< clean* up Hint grade uf wheat at that •*"•> 7?i* ‘ IMirt.” ..... 4t»<i I lH*ar houw* re(Nirt«*l the purrhaac of t'OUN— roaml bn of No. 2 bard- winter In Ne- May 4»S lira aka to coiue to Chicago; Hie demand In July 4'*V» the West from northwestern buyers I* aabl Hepi ... W'k to have fallen off. oATb- Itnlulh message to J'rluglc Fltcli-ltnuklu: May.... 4'.’*k IVe iNiught durum wheat from New York July.... 37% > seller'* iH’cnusc It was the only durum S* , |d --- . 32% e could get for our export liusliie*.*. The • CORK- country In offcrliiR nothing here at Hit* mo- May... 16.5a uteiit. Tin* *iRultlrnu«-e lu this I* Ibnl the July... ltt.€0 16.67 16 37 deniniul I* stronger than can !*•• supplied • Altl»- lieiv In the prtinnrv market.” However, out May... 9.7.‘% 9.t2Vj of iftl mm IimIhv. 121 i.ir* were d-irnm. July... 9.7» 9.45 Coutrnet *t«*-k». ultli iompiirliiouH. fob Hep: low; *U ... Feb. 21. » Mnv. . 9.15 9.05 H.9.% Feb. n I*eli. If if**;. !July... 9.07% 9.15 9.07% 1 linn I 121.4W 121.416 { 2 hard WVtW JM7>« 2.2n7>2J Ml l r»Hl 107.60.* 107.5'n NJ. S red A2f0.2« A3I1JW.* 1.4C.7H 1 northern .... 7.6S7 32.C57 *M,773 I Wheal—Omoieil steady % higher; at 1:33 p teady % Utghci: closed %tf's lower. WHEAT DECLINED HALfJENT EARLl Warm Weather and Larger Receipts in Northwest Early Factors. <‘a*h transactions at Chicago Included 2S.- (IM bushel* wheat. 75.000 bushels of corn, it ml 12J.007 bushels oalii. - The iwnlioard re|H»rted slxt«*en load* o-heat, nine Iranis com nml JJ0.001 bushel* oata. I*rl els Of vnfHi, SIS.V* VI corn, nnn|mn 372,000 ami 672.000 bushel*, rvapii'tlvely year ago. Clcaraurea for thr day 366,000 bushel* of * * * «f corn uud tui.'JOu . from both cuaatM.- 2.M0.00.1 Idiahela wheat nyd S.360.0M busli- ♦ds mn, compared trltU 2.AXX003 uad 3. 7€7.0.« bushels. rcsiHTtlvelj. w yeor ugu. THE CHTCAOT GRAIN MA17KET. and provisions quotstlous 9 75 9.77% 9.112% 9.29 THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Totals Corn . .9.472,7M 9.65.763 4.5W.30 664.W7 V7 3.2*4.665 Onl* 73S.6S 719.05 3». , .26l eady V. - . . js-i)|U‘netl iiinliaimed to »* high 1:2t) p. m„ unchanged to % higher; closed % higher. CLEARANCES.^ THE SUGAR MARKET. THE WEATHER REPORT STATE FORECASTS. d:iv; warmer .» Alabama—Rnlir, colder tonight; BntanJny fair nud colder. * WEATHER* CONDITIONS. * The atorui that was central over south- western Texas yesterday inorttiug has mov ed np the Ml*sl**l|ipl valley nud Is now central near Hi. I.nuts, while Its trough ex tend* from uorthern Minnesota down the Mlaslaslnpl to the gulf. The advance of fhia atoriu haa calist'd general rain* along Its track, heavy In Alalutiim. Mt**lsa1p)it and wctderu Tepnesaae, • Rain whs railing this morning at dalves- ton. Memphis, Nashville. Ht. I*mls. Daren- |mi't, Chicago. Wllmliigion nud Norfolk, and snow at Ht. 1*anl and Marquette. Tin- ruudlthms favor cluudy aiul uuaettled hauge iu tcm|M>rntare. Minimum and Maximum Tampftrakuraa arid Rainfall. Obscnntlotia taken Ht b u. lu., 73th mcrl- •llon time. flint the good vtra-ka will not for A long ATLANTA. . . Abilene Amarillo. . . . Asheville. . . . August* IttrmliigUaui. . Illsmnrck. . . . ItasiiMi Buffalo Cb*ti lesion. . . Charlotte. . . Chicago Cliirtiiuatt. . . Corpus Christ I Davenport - • I lodge City. . . Hi rime. . . . Iialvcstoii. . . . Havre Huron Jacksonville. . Jupiter Knns 's City. . Key IVcst. . . . Knoxville. . . . Ia*s Angeles. . Macon Memphis. . . . ( >reclp. Min. | Max. jltathm .'| 16-1 22 | .00 72 i <S»> j .iW t'leurancc* *• barrels; p;.nai> bn»hcl< f*»» bushels. U'heat Xlflfll toiahel*: (tour At. »-orit. 42tl.iaai bushels: oil*. Wheat nnd Hour ct)iuil Sid. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. g figure* . heat Mud WheAt—Receipts today I New York, March 1.—Refined and ri ! ii^ ilia ricei * steady and unchanged ; don beet* stciu^v. .March ft* !I‘.*d; April 9s. LIVE 8T0QK MARKET. Chicago. M-’lfi h 1—llogs—|p»*o-l|ds 2I.LH7. t 'Im ket Sternly: light hog* f6.WHj7: mixed S€.MH37.f1&: heavy $6.75417.05; rough 9*.7&?t ' |dg* yotkers 36.95^7; gotsl ngaln*t 372.<**> I 713.1170 Imsli,-|*. S he’* la*f rear; -bljmoMU iigiilu*t IM.om bush choice beat rtl*—lie • 'a'tb‘—Receipt* 1.60U. Market steady; I Peeve* 3l.l5Hn.l9: cows t1.6)(|4.i5; lielfer* t;*:*!'. calves f5 5di7.4); g'«*l prime #ti**r*‘J5.461'6.1K); pinir »•• medium 64.15H6.D; «tocler* cud Huuler* UM»€»4.73. s||.*mi : Itecidpt* k.n€X. .Market ateady.ji mrti . M.rtdli.... . . ang- Miles City, s Mobile. . . . Mmitgoi.iery. Nuslivllle. . New nrle.m*. New York. . Norfolk. . . . North Platte. Omaha. . . . f*clest hie. . . Pittsburg. . Portland. Me. Portland. Ore, Rapid City. . ! «iw COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. iirofonslonsl taetle*. lint should the wel * , , . r«. 1^.0. rx ! wodern m,ller crop outlook. lt> *2r'.ta" SLTr,';fJisJ Ht. I .out*. Ht. Paul. . Han Frauds' Taylor. . TlmuiHsvIll Vlek*bui«. Wtishliif to WUuilngto m I loo HAYWArtO, VICK A CLARK'S DAILY STOCK LETTER Iteveiw In n higher range, lielug much be low ex|H*ctntloiiK. Then- was very little, rapport given hy tke ha it king Interests. Money opened railier stiff, amt tkla waa dlfMxHfragiug to the holla. The auuie old tnctlea were enijibywl by the old lH»ir rmwil. luid finding Rftle resistance to their efforts, a few rtnuora ware put out and the s»*« a Hacked alt uroUlHl. Huirtten warn the e nter of attack. Reading wa%alao a. weak feature, "nte disturbing sttftl* this morning was aupposed shortage In the anl>> •Ireaanry. - The atory wag «|ufekty denied, had the market steadied, -but dulluesa ratio*. V. . . INTERIOR SOLO OFF IT« HOLDINGS AT RAPID RATE N.w OrlesoL Jlnrrh L—Tk. Tfisra Ih'in .-si ■» , n tnrlHt.-rl lUi • •I mm riiiiiiiTiimi i.,.Hid •r-in io tin early awakening, for: *irhlle the hole In apfiiuera' aTWft^I* fM** hi or* rapidly tRIral than during any similar period tn the u rc**ureil thvnugh the ror- “‘ grade dlf- Unary slg along have Inm-ii willing to |my pi tintlly right In line wjth the vie Tanner generally, a condition of affair* ran- If ant an bine lu the history of the trade. Clearly, the New W»rk New OrtPnus temb-ucy Is toward the'restoration. In ii measure, of some sort «f a parity Itctwceu the two market*, though It Is hardly to In expert ed flint anything uenr all of Die New Orleans premium over New York wl'l lie w||ied out. at least not until normal dllbniK have liean r«~stureil **- *■ ni tbni of the New York’ terence*. Ju*t now mon- than nlflraiice I* lielug .ittnche«l to the dlseov by eertMln American iiiIIIn that the sta ple In low grades was not Injured to any R reil extent by the storm, and that llie his by reason of the wsuite incident to the spinning of such cotton I* lr*x limn the premium that must lie paid for the bet ter grade*, surb cotton h.ay replace, ijulte naturally, therefore, the deiuaud for low grade staple recently ha* hro»:*lei»:-»l out materially. The negative character of the *|M-eulntlve lnteix-«t mars the cut bin mar ket outlook at the uunueiit. notnltli*bin«linc In* exIsfcinV of a more fnuglbb* bullish sentiment tlini has hen In evbleuee for some time.**—Hayward. Vle|t ft ('lark. SESSHU OPtfiB H Wl STOCKS General Dedines Were Re corded Throughout ' •' . the List. ANACONDA EXCEPTION Some Improvement Was Noted in the Later Morning Trading. New York. Mnrrh 1.—As suddenly iu yesterday's market bad turned t r the better, today's markst turned f., r the worse. There was not tbs slight, .t reason for this reversal In the oui.i.t, news of tbs day. It slmpiy went , show how entirely the market l> don,,, tutted by that claas of professions! ..... eratora who aim for quirk profits krs able and wllllpg to rhangr tln-ir attitude at a moment's notice \vi, lt happened today was simply that ve-- terday's buyers,turned aeelers. beran.. there wav no outalde support in u„. higher price- level and because the rh . ; Interest had been driven In as far . was possible- under the very meny.r buying pressure. American stocks i - the most part .war* higher In the cm ■■ London draltngv and tha opening her. waa about at last night's closing. The selling converged chiefly upon ih« Reading and Bmeltera aharea In whim It was fslt that here was rathe: » larger margin for decline than In m, rest of the list Anaconda Minim;, which waa dn top of yesterday's s ( „. rational rise, went up 2 points further, then tell with almost equal vloirm.. carrying Amalgamated Copper with ,t. Canadian .Pacino dropped off sharp y also oirihe extremely unfavorable com’, purlson* made by Its net earnings ft., . January, published this morning, h .t the declines were very general and v.-jy evenly distributed. THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. lOpa'lfptalci.j, mtehlsoa ’ ita, preferred llsltliuor.' sad oiil>> ......... ('hesaprakp and Ohio fkh-nvo awl-(treat Western rmuyllim 1‘srllr ........r,... uuS0aZtEE ir|Ue sad Xstkvllle ■ Central, praf. sail Western wk Central * •/HWDV, IUU | I%iiftaaNVil^>^^ Houthorn l’acldo .... Ht. Fnnt L'nlou Faciflc Fnltra) HtnteN Htrel do. preferred .... Wsliaah. preferred .. io.*** i-.; 9a'^ 110% i 31 ii*'! 44% 70%' 12»V» 1J9 65% M 126 1.6 THE COFPEE MARKET. New y«irk. kterek L—4'tiffee cable* Havrt. 10 a. m., market nalet; 12 m*-- 0 cell an I % franc; sales 17.000; arrl\*U uf all kinds urn-lug thu week. 66.000. of widtii SS.U00 are Itrajulhm; lUlivi rbs 56.600* stucli 2.612,000. of which 2.ffif.090 nrc Bnailirt). Total (|i!{iiitltles discharged 296.0U0, of wldcti 276.000 are HraxllHit;-detlvurteti durlni ifIcahi urnc- THrtl'.r 172,001/. ring K- Hamburg. 10 a. m.. market unchiinK' d *« •i lifeunlg down: wiles 29.000; stin k* 1.IW1-- ou). of which W5.0X1 are llmxlllsn; aril- vhI* during Febmarr 166.000; deltvertex 1C.- 000; Rio No. 1 4%; exchange 1516 32; re ceipt* M.000; shlliment* to Fulled .Ktati * I-.- 0(4); F.uro|M- 1,00); stock* 653,000; market quiet. ^ ban to* re«*Hpta 37.000; stra*ka 2.9k7. •*; market qttlel. Han I'atllo receipts 34.’."j; J u ml In by receipt* 2X.OOO. The following figures give (he opentnf range nnd Vtooe of the New York coffee uuikt-t tor tutlaf: Fetu ary April • May June July August Hepteiulier .. .. Octo'H-r Novcmtier .. .. Deeemlier .. .. < Mo*,-*| ntenily. 6.154.30 6.20-4.30 6.204.25 ! 6.2)4.23 6.214.26 6 164.24 I. ..6.154.20 6.154.20 6.164.31 6.156.25 6.154.25 0.234.J5 Halos 21,750. THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY Home Office, 100 Broadway, Now York City. - F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A„ President. C. E. .Manwaring. Visa President. Thca. Cocheu, Jr H C. P. An Sec. and Treat. BRANCHES NEW TORK—Waldorf-Astoria. BOSTON—Exchange RulMIng. WASlIIN(*roN—Colorado Building. NEW ORLEANS-llenncn Building. ATLANTA—Fourth Nafl Bank Bid*. CHICAGO—Marquette Building. I’lULADELI "IA—Bellevue.Stratford. SAN FT.AKCIBCO—Belden Building. LONDON. ENGLAND— * King Street. Cheapslde. ATLANTA BRANCH 1015-11 Fourth National Bank Building. 0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manager. Telephone. Main 872. .Cable Address. Amdit. N. Y. Mt**t crop fsllmv* lisd tlo-lr wet spring, for Which.till* stain*-* nrc. (m nralib' alii* i-cntral l*ctt. con*l»lcrc*l In •■abulatinn r»*p* ai-c steady, and r%*d nmiln lu tlv should I** cl of the mark' ilicn* l*„ulnid.v a cousldratd • uu-muir* i«nu lutrrcikt. to uhb-h \nrl«*ii* Ih-ui Interest tin\c suit** i llta-d fol illficicut Imlhldaal iva H.UI* RtMilpt- arv decided It mon* mu ler at*- Tin* *l*ot market U quieter. Iiut *teudv I .mil*. Mai l'll 1 Mode eiMirt* Miller civ cl slilt i doing Hlc York. Mnrrh 1 J INTERIOR RECEIPT*. TU. follcwlsx Uhl. sliew. (Mrtpts at U» tpwas trainy, ra»iu|iarv*l with the same day Iasi F<*r; is* H-t turn- ►lrongi r ii o|HOilng. The S|H cgula Ha. he ctlx •I Oil t i-llillK < tsl J 3»M lure. Inf h.- i.irt> moriilii’j session, due to Itlug and pro*)' tsklug The adx.vuci inurket lux* eniuyeil would warrant u M>t iwirl, from Ihl* level, but wo licllcx grtlvlt) will Ih ‘ v bile prle i rem t toil till I dull ii . In We uould m .mill dip* lit* ft . ii ml abroad, nml Total ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Coipire Building. Beil Phone, Mala 8M ATLANTA. GEORGIA. «M?tlook iiillUug ra»rrrsp8imlciii* lra-airal In tli clpsl wheat prixlmlng stall'* lu reply to iu qulric* a* !•* whether the ciop ba* l***u •iitiiiagral. to wbnt extent and the cnu*o of tit' drtiuagv. Tlie only e*ialdlidu-«l d;image of nMV extent I* 111 Tex**, w lu-re the "gn-cn j liiig.” "the aplit*. or out l him*." ha* »tc ! %irorral most ot tit" crop. A* the bug I* still working lu ihe wheat It dd*. tie- ( on tu Nik in th'ii state I* f>» an clmopt to il tl lova Tin* Import nut statement • ome* ; from tluj Indian Territory, that tlu* gre«-u bug linn made It* ap|H-artiucc, showing that ,,tu- p«**t im hum lu.* mirthn fil'd. Klw-wJn-rc ih" dum-> I* unliu|M»rtrtiit or um*-rtaln ! M>m' •oiupiiilut* *01110 lmm 51 bhl/hii. Ohio | and ImlliMia. Wittier killing U reporlral jwlier.- Urn |datit mi* tiiipiiilocrivl daring y«>\ci'i- itdil wen l lmr Tim wing .iud sub- 'merged lowland* ale llie rnnsc* given fkir tli* d.aniag". latte sown whrait l* most ( nffis'tc I. .Many corri*«jiorah'iit* *(N«ke of Hie ! br«»s ii np| iMMimi- of tlie plnut. tint say It twill »nk" growing weather to i-c\ent llie j aimtltlou of the crop. If the ra**t U not In ( Jurral nml «(iriug raMidlttoii* an- fitvontli.'c. n Niitl*tactory on I come I* cxish-IinI. Itiqmt t« i from Krt.iwi*. N"lini«kn nml Okbihonn, arc t iiulforiuly fsvoiabie. Damage, If said to have sviwm of the 4«\ti (7 46 4l4t\ , CloAi-d quiet. Hah* . 4* Vi (? *nvB47 . 47 #1(7% 46\4f47» . 45 fx46 45'*4i46 4»»%4lim 4" 4141 PM .May at 4C\. STOCKS AND BONDS, • ( mi'., I* light amt*prospect* n» * 2 never In ui la tter At this Hisirgln 4»**. 1915 • »ra»rgla Rsllnmd ts. 3010 Hal uiiurth 5*. 194 Atlanta 4«. 1934 Atlanta snd West Point At Virata nn d West t*o|n» Olds. . t'entral of (leorgta. 1st Ise do M Income. i ismrglh ? Autnstn ami Kuv.lllU.iU ......... Kouthwestern (ieorgls Fail lie tsts "COTTON AND stock' tinier* van I*- sent ts New York in «mlv two. legal way*, vlx.: over the pulille telegraph wires nr hy uinll. lie hare every facility for the cxe cation of marginal orders on n raitnmls- •ton basis Oni treatment of rmtoiuers Is nt nl! tildes fourieoits. and orders nn* cte- eiiiral nml iv-imriral prompt':.. We solicit eorv*|M •mli-nee ami wilt have our representative cull (•ersoti.ill.v ou those Interested Clark Goodman & Co. 20 Broad StrssL New Yark. II. it. ATKI.VHO.V. Tlte l*teSkl«lt.. i u.. .iAC . . r. nwirt. Lvwwr. JOSEPH A. McCORD. \ lee Pretldenl. II. W. BYERff. Asslstsut Ctshlsr. Third National Bank Capital - - - - $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $375,000.00 DR. A. W. CALHOUN. MIl/roN DAItUAN, JOHN W. GRANT. McCORD, FRAXlflfAW!!f II. B. ATKINSON. JODKI'll A. MrCOHB. i. ii. •ttussAu.r. >. CARROI.I. PAYNE, e. n. tioMMER. DAVID WOODWARD. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, CHICAGO CAR LOT* COTTON. STOCKS BONOS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Ckrandslst and Gravisr Bts, Naw Orlsans. MEMBERS: i .N,w Orlnss k'utnr. nmk.r,' Atswlsdu^ N.w (Irtaant uml Chlrucn Itaurds tf Tnul, Nuw Yark Cog„ Kxrk.ugo. Asaadalo llraiwn Uvrtpasi Cottua (a. N.w OrlMOS Cottou Kxrhaug.. N.w \ork Cottou Kirkuugv. (i.lrrulos Cottou Klrkauko. Uoostuu Cot too ExrkMso. Nsor York snd Chicago Corrobpoadsnta. J. S BACHE * CO.. AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTON. eiUYATE WIR E » TO ALU POINTS THE FORTSON-GARRETT CO. COMMISSION BROKERS COTTON, STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Private wires te Nsw York, Chicago and Nsw Orleans. All Accounts Guaranteed. Offices: Opposite Post Office, Knoxville. Tann.; Schraplro Building North Auguata, 8. C. Orders solicited for Purchaia and B* 1 * for Future Delivery. Correapon dance Invited. Atlanta and Georgia cuatomsrx will ba given apoclal atten tion. L. H. Fairchila. g, j Whits L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. ? EW MX/r. A ,"' K« v«?c«mIPP. Exel.xogs. New York Cclfso Exchange. "rtt Cotton Liihantt. Now Ortoaau Hoard of TradS h*w Orloono Stock Exchange. Chlcngu Bq.nl of T-nds. . LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. » YORK nnl CIUCAGO. Ordsro noltcttod fo* Ego two dtUvosy, on nboVa Exchanges. n - rOTUBAK. i