Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, March 08, 1907, Image 12
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
.i, madth «. nr
T IS TAME AFFAIR
Speculation at Present Con
fined Chiefly to the Pro
fessional Element.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple.
OUTSIDER -IS TIMID
Bullish Literature Does N'ol
Enthuse the Outside
Speculator.
New York. March 8.—The rollon market
was anmenhm Irregular nt the owning to
day IJirriMiol iiihlen trete favorable. and.
In the Liverpool market the distant
positions showed considerable weak-
nesakt the opening. First prices ware
dUr to come unchanged to 1-2 lower
on the na«r months and 1 to 1 1-2
down on tha distant, opening quota
tion* ware 1 1-2 down. The naar
months Immediately Improved and it
12 15 a. m. ware unchanged to 2 1*2
higher, while tha distant were 1 to
2 1-2 lower. Tha close was steady, the
near month* 1 to 3 1-2 point* higher,
while tha dl*tunt were unchanged to 1
point lower.
The following I* the rauge In the active
month* In Liverpool.
Own. I High., law
hfarrti April
May June
inly August
OctoberSovetnber
..MU* Mi*i 3114
..LSI
i Kt
LSI
i>4
Spot* were In good demand at 2
point* advance to 6.24 for middling,
spinner* tuklng 10.000 bale* at tiuoted
price*.
Future* In New York opened 1 to 4
point* lower. The morning trading wo*
dull and featureless, with price change*
small.
The speculative market* are attract
ing very little attention at present, and
a* the altuntlon I* favorable to the
staple, thl* element can only scalp the
market, and are apparently satisfied
with very small profit* either way. The
bullish literature that I* Hooding the
South ha* thus far failed to Induce the
outside to enter tha market. Tin
Southern speculator ha* hail some ex
perience In entering tlie market, and
just now he refuse* to enthuse In a
speculative way. notwithstanding the
fact that Indication* |»olnt to higher
price* for the actual stuff.
Opening price* proved to be the hlsIieNt
for the day. the trend bring downwind
with only slight rornrerle* throughout tlo
SfMSloii. The elo*e was uteiuly lie! 2 to «
points lower.
Movement of erop for Week -
Overland move
Mime kept. 1.
Iii sight for w
Miner kept. I
Hon then) eon*
I9U7. I
iST"
.. ri.tMf 3^
»V*ff 707.68*! T37.1W
mi?** i«tt.gj8| 225.72*
jll.33M.M4.* S.MI.K'! 9.8».«2*»
.1 M.tnflj 4«.t»« 4I.CMI
fthlpmi'iitM ...
8forks
t‘oin|«amtlve
Net receipts I
Kanie day Ins
Increase
Total receipts
movement:
s ....1I5.H46 7 4.625 120.10
hi.pw se».411 ir.i.4M>.
527.00 *98.239 500.11V
elpts nt nit V k. port**
l- » 2V“.
ai 15.635
‘ 17.04.1
j... near ami 1 02V»
,11.1.111. Hpnu III «<»-lll»-l>« 1 *»*l 8
iiii.iiiitii, aatre H**:.A» i r rl
u. do.
„ _.jf lift*
loner ••n ill.tmit. tlprnwl .(Mil, m 1* il-
rllw. At 12:16 p. m, .i»«dr unit —"
rUniig.il In Hi blftorr
lower Hn«l
rr: middling i.Sw; . .
,i»eeiilAilon mul vxpuct t»: l“>
I ml I, I.WI; >11 ANierlr.il.
Port reieipti today Mtlwaiwl rjrty "<
Sl.Wt. ncnlo.t 22.0*1 loot wood «nd 12.122
'"xathHUii tilnurr.' AMvrlntlon will letue
It. final report .bowing amiMiiu yliiiie.1 to
Mareli 2 of tlie prewlit erop oil Mouilay
nflerimiHi, al.reli 12.
After II we.Ii openlu*, llie Uteniool lo.r
lei ball II enoil rally, evl.lelillr froui au|i
l»irt fmtii till. aide. The alrolifaal faoldr,
alia III la the «»l alnialloii anil lit- ---
Him.-I lame mlea. "lib report. Jri
Konlh of an tmprerwleiite.1 .leliriml for the
ii*.tunt «iiify, our market, wliteh la allll lw-
liia' l.arlly, aliotllil work lllglier
Pollow In, are II a m likl.. Mnrrh 992*
May lO.GGe; July 1(1.18,*; Oefola*r iO.Jle, Jan
""rfieo'ft Price oaya: -Kvery liiOiienc-
ifiat | mn illacerii polttta lo eery umeb
lilkfier prfeea for eoffon. ..
•ffie Sew York Jmirnal of t mnuierre
"Ittilfa lire l.nnkliifi on a I'lK abori Imereat
he.', .ifrntnai a|Kii ••attorn, aiiil alan a,nlnai
alra.l'llea lielneeii Sew lork ami IJimnd
ami New Hrlealia . railing for purrbanM
^'tIii* I'onimerrlal: "There la wore InqSry
for while jfnoila lhau I he uillla coiilil aupfily
In ihre.. mon I ha If I he- were running Ml
fltne. I'nder Ihelf ■ niMiflled iiprnlloML
formal by lack of labor ami eotfou. It will
Ik. well Into the winter mouth, before the
mill, rnii i-nteh up wllh onlera nml «t
lempi any aloek ImlMIng."
lYiiabliiut.ui any. Ihare la mi hotla .for
eharte that a atale of imrttrnl illaorianlu-
Hon exlata In the bureau of ouiloueo of
ilie l.nrr ii ii of aiclriilture. report, of which
have lately been pul out in rertalii quar-
ler*.
OUTLOOK FAVORS COTTON
IN ALMOST EVERY WAY
New Orb-ana. Jl.rrli S.-Tbe Ttmeatleiuo
erni aaya: "The tnleiii u,ku„wl<nlgr.| ipilir
lurillly' Hint uiMillIni' .|ki! rollon woo
worth Hr amt more nl New Orleuna. Olid
vealeribiv'a i.lflelal rcoanllloli of the fuel
opened tea of mil II fen ib.lthllllK
Thinnnaea. Willi actual eollon chnuplnii
liuml. at II1 II and Hie Mareli option elua
bill nl I0.W. the prlee lialeUey. evru ufler
I he rem-pl uplift, .eciua lo lie alr.inn enmiab
for nil loalilinele piir|K»H.i.. Meuuwblle.
untwit balamtlun Ihe refwailrilly re|eirle.l
mill HAW realnvlliely III Ihe bljf crop
venr. Ilie world’, trade euntllltlra *mHl lie
yoiiil nnrlnaly'a npertntloua ami Ihe out
ioi.k III.ora mill.n III ulluoal every why
Ihe bull
Edited by .
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Ur. lJrrly'o twosly-Sro
year,' aiparlrnco of td-
I ting mtrkcta In Allphla
and' Ihe Sohth ku made
him a KTbgalxrd ah-
tborlty fa bla epedalty.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
l*h
1 reiisoi
the n*p«M-t
lorf unler.
luile* will lw needed lu aiiolher
justify * v.ultliig attitude on the
j>urt of mill men In the event any hut the
inespcit* develop. — llit)W
Yf * ‘ v
erop painting senson might
of ibingH eottonwlse In terv short
•IIm* nerded
.•nt * ron |u o*|
lek A risrk.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
Rtmk-Aetlre, Dm*.
l.IVK. DOl laTUY* -Ileus arrive. 40 rent*
each; chickens active, Si*- eneli- ducks,
Pekin. Me each; puddle. itU90r each: geese,
full feathered, tYe eneli; turkeys active
'"ifillKwieri rot!LTKT-a«o». nodrawo.
arllrc. lONIJ'V pound: lurkryw undrawn,
,,,11,... llirlo' laiundi fflea. aetlve. IT’..'
uid; lien*. 13c pound.
I'llOlM i'R lertrd. loe pound; l:nine.
... .he Ife iMMiiid; shoulder* active, m*
pound: side* active. 10c pouod; butter, acv
154»?:'-c l.eeswnx netlve. 25c
.... !: “ ‘
™*»*r
r|e.f a
I2.2T ‘
2.15
Lstltnntcd reeelpl*
Marne day hist year ...
Increase
Shipment* fmtay
Maine day Inst >ear ...
InereMse
Mtis-k on hand t»slay
Maine day last year ...
lurrense
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table show* receipt* at the
ports Viwsjr, cotuimred with the mine »a»|
hat vear:
nAMK-0««l» actlre. JJW* earh: dove*
•rtlve^Dc each: due**. Millard, active, 40)
earb; duck*, miked, n*' ,ve. 9c each; wild
tnrkeyitaetlve. 16e p^und: rnhhlta active.
— ' ^h; squirrels active, fc each; opos-
•ssed. active. He pound; oitoisum,
■^IW-.SnKirfnncy Mmmcna.
. njl ■ «Itnusim* per bunch, cull*, active. «Jc»
P* I tl.OO: atrnlght*. 91.S09L00. Pineapple*, r!*^
AM? ’ Ida alo.-k. per rraie. C M. Omncea. Florida
"1 aloek. ntrlu, to alar and roudltlon on ar-
rival, per m.v, Irnoei.H. Apple, rliolee.
Be. 11.Via. tt.Hvi.tj>: f,ney.‘ kit; K.w
3.’: York alata applra. winter rariellrii. eholrr,
iN*r Imreri. J3.MYV': faney.
Ora pea. New York Hale. In » pound haaketw
Ida stock. i*er hntwral. Si «>. Nut*, fancy
C ited. In bote*, per sack of ISO. active a#
.10 sack. 1’eanuta In *ec41 *e*ragtng 19
pound* a*ch. owing to ira«ws per pound,
iHtffle
V*N3RTARLRI»-nee»a. mbbnge era tea. no-
live. |S.od crate; enbhnge. standard crate*.
%' pound: cabbage, bun el*. .V pound:
egg nnnS active. 92.RO crate: eucumlter*. 94
*.•; totnntm**. fatter, netlve. •*°:
IS.Oflfl
5.*44
linlvrstoll. . . .
Mobile. ... i
Mnvnunnh. . . ,
«*hnrlc*tou. . . ,
Wilmington. . .
Norfolk
Baltimore. . . .
New York. . . .
Boston
Philadelphia.
Brunswick. . .
Jncksimvllle. . .
Newport News.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The following table shun* receipts at the
town* today, ix»ui|Mired with the same d»j
last year:
J uwr } lo*. f
'ttve. Ntx V.. woiftkftc bushel: ealejry,.. fanev.
TMitec bunch: tu*pper* active; $4.Du crate:
«*krn. *(s basket* siiinll. l.tdl ctntc; cnull-
flower set he. »9lhe pound: lettwer: headed,
tl 50 dmin: sweet iMdutike*. yellow, ac
tive. 91 bushel: sweet isttatoea. while, ac
tive. 75c bushel; grant, half-harwl. VLWi
rntalmgu turnips. I He ktrawlH*rrtea. l.V
FLOUR. ORAIN AND PROVISIONS.
FI.Ot'K—nikhr.t patrrl. hft b.nt pal
ent. |4flrt; atan«Vnr.» patent. 94.9: hhlf pat
ent. 14 06; spring whentiPfltjnl. „
fORN-rholee white. 7(V'; No. 2 white. flL*;
No 2 vellow. fl*c: ml*ed. «»<*: Tennessee
white.* VS5o: cracke«l etirn. pet bushel, 70k*.
Hulls til Ml. i ... .
OATk t’holce white rllpmil. f**; No. !
-white, 5»e; No 2 ntlte«l. Ku': Texas rust-
urokif. flue; Uoldeu «vit*. 13c; Burt, 75c; Illue,
3ir.
Houston.
Augusts.
Mempld*.
ii.unine Opening .* point- higher, prices
»,ro reo»-bnl rnpl<ll> until Unniie— ua*
I ng.ilu shown In th- near option* In New
, York Whet her to follow u bull tit«»% einent
Hi AO. b u ebnru. tet nnd «-otnpo«ltlo:i must
..be left to thdlv Idunl e|»oh‘e Ulld liking
, Hi eelp:* are .igrilii k|i«utpt*dntlng. I tally
f'.r.N;t*t* »* w.n ii* receipt* in Interior
town-. I'.irtb-nlarl.v the «utnllet toon*, are
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, steady: middling upland*
t.24d
Atlanta, steady: middling to 3-1 *.
New York, steady, middling 11.45.
New Orleans. Arm; middling It l-t«»
Boston, steady, middling 11.45
Houston, ateady. middling 11 1-2
Nufollj. Arm; middling II 1-4
Havunnab. steady ; middling 1“ 5-s
t‘haile*lrtn. eteail> : ndddllng l»» l--'
Ualveston. Arm. mlddllnK MI-2.
Memphis, stead} . middling l»>3-4
Wilmington Ann middling in 5*x
Ualtimore. itomiiiuT. middling II 3 *
Little It-* k. steady, middling 105*k
tluue- Arbttrutl'
..dor hate l«e«*i» m\
Hint an:
lih
olor And*
e nthci
ead> take
Nbb
qinitatloni
:.. r *. but daily *.*me bu-ine*- doing rtgala«t
>id cimuullment* f<*r March e»|u»rt Fit-
ure* *« ttb-l Uround t'Vli** for May, Ulid
lie fttoiuh. ** u further advance In spo*
im.talbm. may Ik' llimlr. ••Winn lo th»
high piemlmns paid for g«**t color, wlilrii
| (•’statidnrd
i New York. Mnivli
flic firm ««ne of ili^
J H Its. he A t'o
itT'.
kYWARO, VICK A CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
«id»» IV *uouge*i feature is
p.d situation and lit- «*H»fti»u*»n* do
tor consumption Ueport* from the
i ludleate . Xlniirdlinl V deltmnl for
ul «»f pr..f.*.*»onnts but nt the auti.e
ti*|de Tl -ie »- prwht taking sale* mi
A A MR OF STVCtL
AuisIgauMtfri Cougar .
Atlantic Con at Uow -
American Sugar Uef. .
American traodB.
do. ftreferred ....
Am. Mmelting Ucf. . .
do. preferred . . ..
Atehtaon . . ....
do. preferred . . ..
American t.’otton Oil. •
Aw. t.ar Foundry . . •
Baltimore k Ohio . . .
Brooklyn Rapid Tran..
(*anaduin Facldc . . -
f'hleago and Nurthw’n.
Chesapeake It Ohio . .
Colorado Fuel k Iron.
Ceutral Leather
ch&tfM.w.-;.
C’blr,(o. U . * HI. 1*..
It.].war. * llutlauo. .
DlatlU,r’a tbK-urltlra. .
Efl.
do, prrf.rrM ....
Oanaraf Bloctrie . . .
Illlnola Crntral . . . ■
Am. In, Htrurltlaa . .
l/tulavlll. A Naabvilla.
Mt-ilran Ontrnl . . .
rl 1-aclflc .
raw
i ii«
1
, 3
msTtW
ii? no
125 I9H
(KH «
174 ! I7IH
15&>4 111
40*; 42
40H 3*H
St
H
final atork aalva l.tO,.l6o altarra.
II* ■ I2i>*, ne.1 ii*
■21 21 - 1 I -•
751, 7Mil 71 i 72
m*
NAME OF ST X7K.
h. t.. o,t * w ”;
National Load. . . .
Nortbrra I’arlfly. . .
N.w York Crntral. .
Norfolk A Writer,. .
l-rnnaylvaDl,
People’, Ua,
. I’reaaed Steal Car. .
do. preferrad. . .
Pari tic Mali
Republic H
Book Mao
Doll
tare, Robb,r.
w
jiHnr.
Sh^^r 1 ::::::
Trnn. t’o*l A Iron. . , . ,
United States Kteel..
do. prof erred. . . . . ,
Va.-Car.Chemlcal. . .. . .
_ do. preferred
Western Union
Wabash
do. preferred. . . , , ,
Wisconsin (Vulral. . . . ,
do. preferred
NEW YORK.
i -
ti
June..
Inly.. ,
Aug. .
Kept. .
Oct. .
IbH*.
.! lJm: *j.w; k'irii y.M Lvi-92
., 9.VCi U.95, H idi VaHI-Ui 9.95 97
10.04 W 5.9# 10.01 10.WJH10.WI 01
; > 10.tl^j|>.07JW
.,o;i5 bnr. lu.uaiio.o7 t 10.07 <aiio. 11-1?
. . 110.17*lO.17|10.1li!O.ir!lO.IM3*|O.I4-n
. .{lO.I5!lO.|H';10.15 10.15 10.12 H'19.14 14
. . ’lAJO’’10:9 IO.2»!l0J»|l5.2k-a»|ia22 23
TTnsed steady.
■PHPIHPIBPPPM-9iia2Mi
. ,li' 4M".42 V> :ui'10.27,10.35-37 IflJMO
LIVERPOOL.
The following tahlo given the opening
range nod close, compared with yesterday;
Future* opened quiet and ateady.
«»penlng Prevloos
Itn nee. 2 p.m. Close. Closw
March fi fCHS ttH 6-M 5J7H L84
March April .5 xlH-r. <. 5.85 5.87 5.83H
April May .. LMH-5.M " *“
May June ....5.81 -5.US'
June July ....6.81H-L82 1
July Aug. ...SNOVk-LU*
Aug.-kept. ...5.78
Kept “
5>3 6.I6H 5.83
5.HJH 5-W 5-«
5.82 5M 5.82
6.81 H 6.82 5.81H
6.78 5.79 ».7*
Oct . Nov 5.72 -5.71Y4 L7H4 5.72 6.71
Nov. liei*. .. .5.71 5.7rt», 5.7IK 6.72H
Hit.Jon. ...5.71 -5.70H 6.71 6.71H 5.72H
NEW ORLEANS.
Th, follnwltut la tha ranfe I, cotton fu-
fnrsa In Vna- < Irlnuna fiulkr -
Open. |
|
2 |j|
I
Marjjh. . . . I Id. 49) 10.tl 110.48110.60
May!*. * f *. ‘Jiul73iu.73haOio.ii
Jua# J
July 110.92| 10.92110.84110.84
Aug | | I.....I
t»ct Il0.«2|10.«»ll0.64;t0.64l
Jan. . . , .110,84 lO.ojlO.flli|0.66|
Cloned ateady.
10.47-48|10.50jl
10.55 110.6H
lO.ttdlj 10.70-71
10.73 110.78
10.HI4BilO.8g.90
110.05 11070
10.53-64iin.604H
10.57-591)0.64-86
10.63-05110.70-72
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Poiutero on Provision*.
IiiiimIm Man-li 1
Wheat, bushel*
Corn, bushels
Oats, bushel* .
Issued Tuesday. They
Modern
Miller.
18n.UU0.lMt
|.'245.0UO.O»i
. I91.fl0fl.0fl0
..1.210.0U0.O0O
. 320,009.0) ri
31*3,000.000
.*f 41.2
any*
per cent of las'
r’s crop Is the largest fnrm reserve oil
>rd. and ronipafes with 1.077.000.<t0i» l.nab
last year. The duinestle consumption
has liecn ami eontlnnes upon an. "Xtruiirdl-
imry *«*iile. aggregating over 20J.OOO.OCW latsh
el* timre during the past twelve month*
than during the preceding year.
present reset
rfieat
re Is
,0iK» In 19i3. The
efltlmnfed it 191.000, «00
ir 24.6 per eeut *»f the crop. Tills
fnrm sleek lias liecn excelled but once. In
IJSLi. When It was 1fl6.tnfl.Qlki. the supply
iillalde for exports during the nett four
>mth* nnd for nt<*-k* oil July 1 Is iihotit
io7.uun.000 bushels, ngnlust HO.IW.OOO a year
pi. The nats reserve. 34.9 |*er cent of the
op. Is the smallest with one exception In
re rears. In Mm live leading states th •
•serve is 162.00U.0Wt bushels, ngnlust 2 >6.
000,001 Inst year, a shortage In the strictly
iiuiitcrelal district of more than 10 |u*r
cent, les'al re|M»rl* ludleafe that last year*
a was generally over-estimated, but
the figure* off reserve ul*o\e ure baaed upon
the original erop estimate.*•
• The position In llus«)a. wiy* The Dm
n Mfatlat. * l» a very’remarkable one. The
rtli of ltiiMsIa ha* IriUight and Is buying
American wheat and tier man rye. while In
ie south of KumkIu per* liases of l.a I’lnta
Inal for future delherv are also report
I Htixk* of wheat lu the Uusslan port*.
Iileli amounted to 2.1I'».W» qr* ri7.l21.«M
Imshelsi mi Iteeeinlmr 14. Inst, are now re
din ed to nlMiiit 1.3-m.iWi qrs i|0.400.0nu bush
4*1. uiul this remnant I* held for higher
price* than English buyers can at present
afford to pay. In anticipation of a renewed
demand for the Interior and for the. ffaru
lue stricken prmltice*. It may thu* be
truly said that the grain trade In Kuasla
hn* never liefore l»een In such an iibin
mal (msltlou a* at the preaettt Mini
devlopments may ni nny moment
Fresh
the crop damage hn* occurred In \n-
rlou* Kuro|s*an etmntrles during the extrior
dlnnry weather of the na-t month, ami
pnrtlcnlnrlv so In the Culled Stale*,
ay well ext*ect lively time* in the
wheat trade ere long.”
Broomhtir* Indian eahle report* weather
favaratde. but some tnn'ertufiiiy
results. Hellers are reaerveil.
New York Cotntnerelnl: There I* ii
steady spot demand In the cotton yarn
market, but the amount of business being
put through Is restricted by the scarcity
*f good*. Weaver* haxe been objecting for
•oiue time («• place oititiacta for tuturv tic
Ihery at premuit market prlivs and have
lHM-n awaiting further developments before
•titering the market on deliveries extending
tier mol June At the preaent time. eer.
tain weavers have entered the market for
the purpose of placing contract* for future
«b*li\er\. but have tin t In many cases with
point blank refusal mi tlie pa it of spin*
ers to accept orders at prevailing price*.
Southern '»rn* are well *«dd i:i* ami It
* \erv dlffbult for buyer* t«» 11ml spot
urns or ««• obtain ntty dellverle* prior to
tie end of June on yarn* unmt lu nciiiuml
Eastern yarn* are also rapidly working
hollar j - - • -
I fr.
market l
amt more difficult to
Small -ales lire reported
iid|Httlil tlie
WHEAT OPENED LOWER
ON EASIER CABLES
Pit Traders Sellers—Com
mission Houses Fairly
Good Buvers.
THE WEATIIER REPORT
8TATE FORECASTS.
Georgia — Kslr and colder tonight; katnt
day fair and colder In *outbea*t portion.
Mouth Carolina—Fair tonight nnd Matur
day; ladder In nouthenst i*irtioii.
Alabiiina—Fair ami colder tonight; ftatur
day fair.
WEATHER~"cbNDITI0N8.
The area of low preasuie that was hi the
Mlaalssippl vulley yesterday morning bn*
moved e-iHt and la now passing off tlie
coast of Vlrglula. while the high lit the
northwest has moved as far east a* the
lower Missouri valley. The advaure of tie
low hns caused higher tcni|»ernttires at atn-
tlons east of the MIssIsNlppi. Al*>ut th
Chlvapo. March I.—Wheat enjoyed u
further upturn, the jfaJna for the day
afficregatlng 6-8 to l-8e. It wan an
other day of green bug* In Oklahoma
with report* claiming that they have
made their uppearanee as far north a*
Arkansan rjty, Kanna*. Torn dosed
1-8 t » l-4e better. Oat* 1-4 to l-2c
high*.* nnd provisions Irregular.
fa*h sale* nnd the seabourd were 8 whut robha- weather In this section tonight
binds wheat nnd 6 binds corn. Here' mid Saturday. Mlulukum temperature alrnut
the sales were 50,000 bushels wheat. f W degr.-e* Saturday Yiiornlng.
Prim try receipts of wheat 649.000
the lilghest bimnneter the ten •
pernttires have fallen.
t ’leiidlties* roil till lies except near the reit
ter of gtvatest pressure, and precipitation
link m-eitrred at stations In the ltm'k;
Mountain district* ami east of the Missis
slppl. Know was falling this morning at
New York. Oswego and Marquette iiud ralo
nt Vicksburg.
“* liidlmtloiis point to fair and some-
TIPS FLASHED
From- Wall Street
. tFrotu .... „
New York, Match 8.—J. 8. Baehe k Co.
There bat Imeu a wild movement In.Atncri-
eans In laodon, Hut the Immediate tetnleii
ey ip them now appear* to be to harden.
I'rtees, However, are all lower from
i—— -j- j -.ortm with the ob-
jeet ot starting renewed liquidation.
I ulou l'iieifle ex-dlrldeud today will look
cheap.
Southern Purl fir earninga are furprUlufly
large nnd widely eutumeuled upon, tlita
•tprk will uu doubt be the flrat to adrauev
wht?« Ihe market turn* lor good.
’’Mome people are luelftted to wait for
Amalgamafetl and Auaromln to hardou ami
tareome actlre Iwforr taking on the bull
ajdcj^aleo Lake Copper 36 Mlea. a high
Market will prolwtldy lie Irregular.
Americana are Irregular In Londen, ar-
eordlng to the early eeldee. Luularlllc and
NnshvIMe, Illlnola and 8t. Paul ahoxred
ndvaner*. while Reading. Baltimore ami
Ohiojat^yn»|ypeak* and Ohio were In the
There la nothing In the general new* this
morning of more than urdluary fntereaf.
The gaeaoce na to the Inspiring muoe of
the tirraent erratic market are x;ery much
at variance.. They are not explaUhtory lu a
aeooe that aroaltl warrant acceptance.
It lo ararcejy possible to expert a good
I tank atntemeut tomorrow, and a cunt In tied
flrmneaa In jnoney may In* expected, with
out. however, nny arrJou^ flurries.
This atoek market bn a not ls>eu lluuidated
yet. Advise all who are not well able to oee
a further decline to liquidate.
New York Financial Bureau: Atchlodn
down % In Loudou; Baltimore atul Ohio
%; Beading ?*. Union Uarlflc 1. Krle. K.
Houthero rarlnr I: I'ennavlvanla h; United
Mfutea Kteel H; -Aninlgaiunttsl Uopper 8k;
Ht. Paul ndvnueed Louisville and Nash
vlllr 1W-
(•areful Investigation show* the follow
ing figures: Ktock la Diet In Amalgamated
as srate«l yeafenlay morning, armiml 107,
with support toward 103 uml Investmeut
linylug.
Union 1'nrlflc ex-dlvldeml eatablUhes n
new aupiunl ttnlny, possibly »round ICO.
with Investment buying ou a scale.
Heading Is ugnlu prooouncetlly reaction
ary, but should lie sold only when strong;
professional action.
Northern Uaelhi* displays n good upward
trend, but should be Isiught only Ou re
cession*. kupiHirt (Misirlve * round 136.
Ht. I'nur* lluiltalions, same as yesterday.
1400143: Atchison 92096; Northwestern 1600
165; (item Northern preferred 1500156; Mis
souri. Kansas and Texas 40043: New Yo-k
Central 1200123; I'eiiusylvnula 1240127; 8te-l
^^ffnithern I*arifle should lie tmuglit now
and hehl.
Hiiutlie.u rnllwnv. Uric, Ibn-k Island mil
Louisville and Nashville are rcartloini:?,
ami should be sold on rallies for turns
I'rofesslouol* sell Brooklyn Itnnld Trails!
oIhivc 4D061. Chesapeake uml Ohio Is alo»
reactionary. Fuel held l»etween x*htl. Ml*
souri I'a cl tie 85087.
Town Topics: Uulou Paelfle Is wiling be
low where It wits when the 10 per 'tvitt rate
was announced w\eu umtifhs ago. and Its
net carulug*. together with those of It*
pi lueipsl subsidiary, are Increasing at uImiui
the rule of 20 per cent over u yenr ago. YVe
are eonuuent that nureliase* of this stock
this taoriifiig. If held lor even a little while,
i.tnv be turued at a haudsotua price and
profit: also Southern I'ncitte.
New York Central may decline on the
Impending note issue.
laoaisvUlc mid Nushvllle. Kt. l*aul. Haiti
more and Ohio. Pennsylvania. Atchison and
Hill stoeka sboubT improve considerably.
Steels. Copper ami Sugar should wrote
profitable on buying shl
We lool * *-
ularlty k—.. — - . - -
Issue* nnmeil. which should re*|«oud lo
favoinhle hank statement outlook.
We advise selling cotton ou bulges, a*
the prospect Is lor n larger uiuvemeut.
>Vhent rflti be safely Isiught on nil break*.
bushel* and corn 875.000 buaheis, com-
I mm! with 467,000 and 372,000 bushels,
respectIxcl.v, a year ago.
Clearances for the day 97,000 bush
els wheat, 197,000 bushel* corn uml
13.000 l'uvhels oats.
Clearance* ft;otn both coasts for the
week 2.201,oOff^bushels wheat nnd 2,-
831.000 burdtel* corn, compared with
2.564.000 bushels nnd 2.394.O0O bush
els, respectively, n year ago.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. ^ ?
Chicago grain and provisions quotations Huff.iM. . . .
for today follow: J Cliurlcstnn. .
l*n*vliMia 1 charlotte. . .
open. High. Low.
Minimum and Maximum Temperatures
add Rainfall.
Observations taken at 8 u. in., 75tb merl
dlau time.
Min.
Max.
Precip
itation
ATI. A XT A
40
54
.01
Abilene
6“
82
.03
Amarillo
26
r.s
.•*>
Asheville
Its
5-*
.42
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York. March 8.—Coffee cables fol
low:
Havre. 10 a. m.—Market barely steady; 12
noon, declined H frflne; sciles. 12.000; arriv
als all kinds during week 74.000. of which
fifi.MO are Brazilian; deliveries all kind*. 37.-
000; stiM'k* 2.649.00U, of which 2.118,000 are
Itraxlliaa. Total qaantltle* discharging 301.-
0)0. of which rtB.twiY are Brnxlllan. Illo No.
7. 4V. exelmnge. 1513-32; receipts. 18,000;
shipment* • - **•
none; ntor
Km ii to* receipt*. 44.000 tuneci
2.915.000; market barely stendy.
Sum Umilo receipt*, 32,000; Jmidlahy re
iVe* foVbntlug figures give the opening
mge nud close of the New York cuffee
I nltcd Htitles, 12.0w; Europe,
stiH'k. 5l8.0Ut^; market dull.
rtnlnt; stock.
Sci.f
co u
M«v
I cineliinntl. . . .
7*?% Corpus Christ I . ,
77N, ItnveuiMtrt. .’. .
I I bulge City. . . .
i F.l I'aso
47 • Fort Smith. . .
uv\ i Uulveston. . . .
¥\ * Havre
11 limit
4?4 .fiU'ksomflle. . .
j Jupiter ....
32\ • Kuiihji* City. . . ,
market for today:
•vfiuber
J a unary ..
Opening
Bunge.
..0 35 4.to
>per;
m| Steady, kale* 6I.UW bn
5.95- 6.00
5.95 6»
6.96- 6.
K.Oft 6.05
60.14t.ifi
6.W-6.06
DECLIICS SHOl
IT IDT oni
X
Most of the Active St«„ ^
Ran Off a Large
Fraction.
LONDON WAS LOW'KJ]
Was an Unfavorable Inrt u .
cnee on the Market in
New York.
N«w York. March 8.—Today’s m>r .
k«l W,nt through the wunr
khahcea from nuknrw in eirmiiih an .
back Hxsln. that characterlird \-rtt.r
day', dealliiRH. At the opening ih.n
w«» a heavy preuure to aeh and nnrti
every atiK’k of pronilnenre eltlH-i u,™
down or In below Ita prevlnux Inw
but while fnr the (Inn hour of th. tr ,j;
Ing tlie market wa* severely mruinM
It fay nn meana ahowed the demnralln.
tlun that was an apoarem nn nmnv .1
the prevlnu, day.. Unnd *upi»>rl nia4.
Itaelf felt from the nutspt In nunn-mui
direction.. The Hill atnckn weir n.,t,.
bly firm. The market a. a whole. ho».
ever, did not regain It. egulllbrln
until well alone In the day. Tlie (tea,:.
Ing waa taken In hand and kid up rate
Idly und the name waa done with th,
Puclllc atocka. Thla aerved to (a rn 0,1
Whole market upward attain. Ilut the
undertone waa mill very nervnua and
there wua no certainty In the intml< „|
any of the aetlve trading element ih«
the Improving would be laallnr
New York, ylarrh It—The pre..ure .It
reaunieil In (lie atork market nl I 111 ,
imtar. the Ii"viI wntlmeiit iK'Ini: tin/.icr.
lily liifluetleed liy Ihe lower raiiL’e "f
don ipioiniluna. The niurk.i here .', r in
off weak wttli ihe Inltliil Injn.ictl'e,
Ilia JoaiieM of fhllll to IH imlnl.. Ike
ter lu limit Xnr’liern prcferu.l
MINING STOCKS.
Iloatoii. March 8.-l’nltc<! a’,
■Ullt-c M>W: NUannoti .-J: llliurliai
lly 2k: laic Itojrnl 28'- ' t'oniHT
ck dividend.
::is
jimig.i
THE LONDON SVOCK MARKET.
Auaeotula
Atchison
•lo. preferred
67 V Ck
[91V HI** >1S
Baltimore mid Ohio
• hcsjipcakc and Ohio 4t 43*.
Chicago and tlresi Western U
Cuiimlluu l*iic| fle I17.3S 17.3 17«
6>le 2#» 4
do. prefcmHl ' 64 ••!
Illinois Central i150\ V«>\ 15-- t
Kansas uml Texas •"».
do. prefrmsl m»v
I^iiInvIIIc nnd Nashville .... lln** ll\' 4 H'i
Norfolk and Western j 91
Mexican Central, pref J M ....
Norfolk and Western '
New York Ceutral 121 12*»\ U'i
Ontario-nnd Western 4»' t 1»*,
IViinstlvanla 1126 I3*i
l'hllsdelphla Slid ltcadlug .. I|S‘« 11V,
Bock Island i *2\
Koutbern Ballway 2»^r' ...
do, preferred ] • *a*\
Southern Pacific 8S\« >f» v,
akf. I*«lll N.^t Jb’*t !4i
Union Pm Iflt :l£4>« IM ICY
United State* Kteel .....4*»
do. preferred I'M I'OS 1"*1
YValwsh. preferret!
MOVEMENT HA3 BEEN WILD;
TENDENCY NOW TI HARDEN
London. .March 8.—The securities markets
arc considerably disordered. There hn*
been a wild movement In Americans, but
the Immediate tendency lit those Issues
now appoint i«* he to harden. Cousot* me
heavy on Helling by % persoiis who wish to
purchase the hew Japanese Issue. A feature
-cnkm*** In fi>rrlpn stocks, wlib-h In at
trlbutnlde to contluentai sctllng.
8T0CKS AND BONOS.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
New Orleans. March
ilie,| to re«|*ael t« th«
ork. I»ut w:
ring. The
It hi
l.l» crj»«Hd again t
.. ,» .•ntliu*ls*ni In New .
whl|*pe*l Into line * «u side .
that
. ... K Judg
•haracter of th** luqulile*
. the siiinll knitter Is by
illy »»ne *hori of sunplle
rket figure* for deliver* up to th
cf June Prices all through the mm kef
arc ttrraty m*1nt*tmrf aod thee** 4* ***»»
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
York. March s—Inunestb* mil re
mgar market* firm but unchanged:
CLEARANCES.
motasHC* ;«|4t2 1a
Man Ii and A| rll
following figures give the prlmarj
nent of Hlient and cor*
MRS. E.B. PEEK,
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Bell Phone, Main 8lX
GEORGIA.
t.blsr
shels la** t.ar; *1
l»*‘ls, against 526
L. N. Fairwhlla. 6. J. Wta
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
New OHLeANS.
M.mbtr.i
; N*w Orlean, Cotton Exchongo. Now York Crff*, rvchan*,.
I N.w York Cotton Kx hankt. Now Orl.nr.n Hoard of Trad*
Naw orltana Block Exchangr. Chlra to Hr,.,n1 ot Trada.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
I Prlvata wlroa to NE'A’ VORK and CltlCAUO. Order, •oil.-: *d to, I
tar, d,Uv,ry. ,p abov. Sxvhang.a u. c. COT.UR8H.
rgla 4‘k*. 1115
rgia Uulirond 6s. 1910..
Kavaumtli f»«». psD
‘ on »,*. mo
lit a 5*. 1911
Atlanta 4'. v «. 1922
Atlinu is. I'.ril
Arlnnta A W>»i ptdnl
Allan*» A \Ve*t Point del
tVntral t*f tiettrgla l*t !uc
do M Income
fjenrgln l(:itlr«»:i«t
Align*!:* % \ Kav.iininh
ktiufhn e*tertl Itntbeiol
(•corgi.i Pacific i«t*
MODERN MILLER CROP OUTLOOK.
t. Louts. March 8.—Reports lra«
b<*en received that the **gi'c*'ii hug’’ it
In the wheut field* of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory and there are « «r*
plaint* of darmiffe. but only to a sligl2
extent. Hecont rain*. It Ih stated. ha»<
becked the depredation* of the bur
It Is conceded that the Texas crap will
\ failure. In Michigan and ti"rth*
ern Ohio nnd Indiana the condition "1
the crop ha* deteriorated. Khewhen
the condition I* natlMfnctory.
Produced Play in French.
Special to The Georgian.
Jackson, Ml**., March 8. -The mu*
dent* of the 8tate University arc pdd*
Ing themselves on the fact that they
have produced complete n French ri*'
In the original, being the first Unit
that this ha* been done at the tnj*
vendty. The ntudy of French uas aJ***
ed to the I’nlvemlty course wine yrtA
ago. nnd Ik now one of the |*i|«lW
studies.
COTTON AND STOCK
Orders can lie sent lo New York in
two legal wifjrs. viz.: over the ^ublk
Iricgrapli wires o- bv mall.
Wc have every farllltv for th* ft*-
cut Ion of luntglnnl onlera on a •'cioo»
sum basis
Our treat incut of customer* I* M *
times rourteou*. nnd or»|ers : ,r **
tufed nml rv|H>rtfM( piompft.r.
YVe snlbit i-orwiponwiice and
have our representative call persons**;
ou those Interested.
Clark Goodman & Co,
20 Bread Street, N.w York.
New York.
Baltimore.
Beaton. ChlcaGO. Waohlngton. PhlUdtlpHk
Atlanta. N.w Orlemt. 3an Francltco. Lo.tdon.
The American Audit Company
100 Broadway. New York City.”'
F. W. LAFRE\TZ. C. P. A.. Pro,. Q. E. MANWAniNO. Vie*
THEO COCHEU, Jf„ Secretary.
T!:c American Audit Company, cliartcro-1 under the Uwa of New VoA
It empowered to th© Affairs of. &ud make reports upon the fla**
clii condition of ffctvgto and tuiblle eoneema for tllreetnra. offleer, aadd*
aiifiaual*,. The preparation and Inxtnlllng of ayslenta n apeclally. , .
ATLANTA URANCH. lOIS-IOlC lOlMOIS FOURTH NAT L DANK BLOC
C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Teitehont, Main 872. Cabla Addreaa. Amdlt, Naw Vet*
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Uolbt^vin* Is gtv«*n the "i»**nlng and Hn*
lag qiiotnlldCi «f the .N*-» Yt.tk «offe-c mar-
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
COTTON, STOCKS, BONOS. COFFEE, ORAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Csronds!«t and Qrsviar Stt* New Orlesnt.
MEMBERS;
| Or>suB I'llture Br.>k«*r«* Aeeartetlaa. •
J New oricsn* *nd « tilc*|u Bo*.-ds of Trad*, i
I \*w Y’ork < off*** Uxchange
I Associate Mt u bcrs IJicrpcwt Cottos to s !
New Orleans Cotton Ftrlnngo.
New York i'oH>w Lx*'hsngc.
liiltNloo *V**rn Uirhnng*.
Uoast'Hi Uottoa l.'i* hso«c.
¥ 4»KV, LatyD
•* *•
»*• York «n1 ('h|ca»o Correspondents
j. a. BACHE A CO.. ANO BARTLETT. FRASIER * CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINT*,
{ jrs rresbient.. . .
JOSEPH A McUoitH, Y lce-PrcsldenL IL \V* lIY UBK’ iUslsiaut"csahlflr.
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
Mil.7 ....
JOHN NY
II V Ucf OKI
A L1IOUN.
N Ha it*; an,
" * l! .\NT,
PitANK IIAY
II. M. ATKI\M»N.
JOKKPil A MH'OUJV
J. UARBOl.l. BAY NR
i:. B IttlMKLB.
llAVIII YVOt»l»\VAlt!*