Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, March 19, 1907, Image 12
fHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. ’ .
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I ■ jf ’*; TUESUAY. MAKCi! Mi vm.
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FROM THE START
COTTON DECLINED
Decided Weakness in the
Liverpool Market De
pressing Influence.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Floecy SUple.
SPOT SALES SMALL.
Price Marked Down Ten
Points—Weather in
Belt Favorable.
New York. March - tnflu«-r.< »m| poor
raldea from l.li«T|**o|, tin- U mI rut toil mar
kit Opened 3$|6 |Hi||it» lower After tin
rail, the mw inoiilli* Were sold freely lit
brokers acting for b|n»i house#. and Mat
and Julv broke to Km I'mapect# for run
tluunl large recelpti checked liny lin|*r»r
taut resistant-*- by the bulla to the tendency
to decline.
At the rlM* the tone
decline* of 158/19 point#
was
at net
Monday's flnahi.
Fomp« relive nf-rlpi
Increase
Total receinta foi
Same daya Inst ye
Increase
Total receipt# Bln
a.'.sw
hi:
Eat I mated receipt* tomorro
New Orleans 7
(is I rest on 11
llmiston 9
Movement at Atlanta:
Receipts today
Knnie day last year
Increase
Hhlpment#
Same dny last year ..
Decrease
Block on band tiNlny
Bame dny last year ..
Incr-Msc
8P0T COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool. unlet; middling iipl.inda 5.93d.
Atbintn. ipilet; middling 1"V-
New- York, ipilet; middling lie.
New Orleiina, stonily; middling 10 1116c.
Norfolk. .Hill: ml.l.llh.f 11V
Memphis. atendy; middling l"\e.
(inhesion. ipilet; middling It 11 16c.
BiHitoii. ateady; middling 11 .'h-
Houston. ipilet: nibbllhiir M 15 16c.
Srtvnnnnli. quiet: mtililItuir F*V .
Wilmington. atendy: middling l'*',e.
Baltimore, nonilii.il: middling 114c.
Augusta. dull: inlil«1!ttiff 11 1 ««*
Ht. I^iula, dull; middling MV-
TODAY'8 PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table ahowa receipt* at tha
E irta today, compared with tba an me day
•t year:
Mobile. . . .
Knvniiunh. .
t’hnrle»ton. .
Wilmington.
Norfolk. . .
Ik Nit Oil. . . .
1'hllndclphln.
Ipeels I to The Georgia a.
(From Hayward, Vlrk A Dark.)
New' York. March It.—J. 8. Hache
4If Co.: Liverpool waa due I to 1*1
lower. (tpened, ateady unrhanged.i At
12: 15 p in., eaay, net 2 to 4 1-2 JoWer.
SjuitH quieter, Jp lower; middlln# 5.92;
sulc* MOO; American. 7.000; iperula-
tlnj» and ex(Hif}, 5o0; Import#, 4.000;
Inclutlln* 2,000 Ameticap Port re
ceipt* today estimated 22,000, Against
35,686 last week and 21,964 laat year.
New York Commercial aaya: "Mr.
Price aaye he |* not attempting to cor-
‘ otwItliMtaudliiff the appearance of gen
I weakness in today'a market, the ei*
tntbin of ultimate bullish development*
the .May optI.
Hint tlt<
remained Intact during the decline. The
market Is now shout m to 7<> p-dnt# doaru
from the top. nnd there can be little, doubt
Unit the short lutereat lot* rein lie.I coushlef.
tilde propoilions and isny proie suareptlUe
to it renewal of hull pressure. particularly
Blmidd the gin iters' rem.rt tomorrow com#
In line with the Agurr# of the National
({Diners' Assoelstlou
D-ok# like tired longs getting nut. Weld
heat j wller of July. WUI prolnthly sell
lower l»efore the liquidation Is finished,
tier May."
Heml-weekly Interior receipts esti
mated 52.0UO, against 28,124 last year.
We think prices will l»e lower today.
Would not buy until after the report
tomorrow
Following are 11 a. tn. bids: March.
914;-July, 9.50; May, 8.50; October,
9.H0; January. 10c
New Onenns, March. 19.—Hayward,
Vick A riurk: Liverpool very. bad.
•pool vtrjr,
Due about 9 higher; j, old <rpj4
about 4 lower; new crop 2 lower;
s|H»ts lo lower.
There might be a rally owing to the
proximity of the census, but see no
bullish feature at present.
Weak Llver|*Hd and a few stop or
ders caused euay opening. Liverpool
bought October. No new features.
Another break In the stock market
and good weather depresses the coftnn
market. I*ark of supimrt and liquida
tion continues to depress values.
«Yumus report imiy hold, or i»o«idh|.v si Imu
hife some tittle reliction, lint file under-
Ith low grades pre#slug for
|.rt
the
western half
kith the exception of 1/mUlntm
older. lamlslaim partly cloudy, with aim
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
»•:*;« 5K Active. 14c.
LIVE I'ori.TIfV—liens active. 4fl4fl2r
„*rh; ehlekens active. 3f»c each: ducks,
reklli. I&e escb: puddle. &C*0c each; geese,
full feathered, 65c sorb; turkeys active
ftue pound.
PRK88KH PODLTRT—Ossss. nndrswa,
tettts. MOiakc pound; turkey*, undraw^
solve. 144il7c pound: fries, active. 174c
md: lieu#. 14c |Hiitmf.'
I'ltoDFCK — Lard. IN? pound: hatne.
active If#* pound: sliniildera active, 9c
pound; -aids* active. 10c pound; batter, as
live. lM*22He pound: lieeawiix nc||v'». Jfie
id: hoo*J. bright, active. Ic pound!
•j tn 1 i*ouod blocks, active. Uc pouad;
f if * ‘ “ ‘
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
\
MARKETS
Ur. UrdT-k IfMtO*.
jMra' rxprrlcnc. of od-
ltlo« norkolt lo Atlanta
•od tbo Booth bia mod*
blm t rocociliod oo-
tborttf to bio opoetoltr.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
FAME Or fTOCE.
A inert ran Sugar llof. .
Anaconda .......
America a Loromotlr*.
do, preferred . . ..
tit , i««
Atu. fcoi.ltlof Itef.
do. pror.rrod
W • ll-.'i
l (*<4i r
,.l d l
tiai
).1<» I3<4
*88
: I'd'
uo. preferred • . .•
Amancaa Cotton Oil. .
Mvl.
Csnadlso Paelflc
Chicago and Nortbw'a.
Chesapeake A Oblo . .
Colorado Fuel k Iron,
Central Leather . . . ,
do. preferred
51
S3*.
IU7V
m3
S$ ^ 8$
1714 1714 l'»
1S-) I I&1 I l •«Vy
«4
Chicago k Great W. .
Chicago. M.. k tit. P..
I Delaware k Hudoon. .
Distiller'* Securities. .
mrl Pacific
Total stock mile* 1.4d^.AX> sharer
14 * 12
IMS Md
W %
I
a
n*V
■gfti ffl
MAKE Of STICK.
Mff.v.i
MMnu
. do. proforrod. . .
ftontbrrn Poclde. . .
bootb.ro Railway. . .
ieau. i.osi a iron. .*••••.
EiaELiv.-i:-:
■s
E. prrf.rrrd.: :::: :::: :::: ;;
WlKonaln Control .| 27V i*r WVJ 27>i| Wttl .
do: profarrad | «o 40 | »W VW ■■
ib
i
h
h
NEW YORK.
Mnrch.
April.
£ i
I
Mak.. .
June..
July.. .
A tig. a
Hcpt.,.
i 33 ill
w“»t| I3RI zi-ix
A47! 9.47 9!44-48
I IcC.
CbuMtl «te*dy
9.4.1; 9.48 9.47 4S
sail sail 9.41 9.481 ».&<• r.l
9.m] 9 <l| 9..%Sj 9 V. 9.K.M 9.
9.88; 9.M 9.7'.’i 9.751 9.T& 78 “
9.97! 9.97! 9 Hi! 9 h6 ! t.MM
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
ilrla.f atipl... Cc pound; nhlla prua octlro
12.burItcl; lady pcua, $3.0); stock. E1.7&V
PROVISIONS.
I’lltlVIHlONH- Supreme hauls. I7»4e; Cnll-
fornln hum#. II W; dry anlt citrn rib*. 9.W;
bellies. 2.0& juuimls. lo.Yi; tint backs. 8 20;
pint,.*. sfA: Hnpreine lard, 13 004. Purity
C< rHl’ITk— Letnoiia. fancy Measenn. 24.000
4 2T. Ilnlianas per bunch, culls, active, *trff
$1.00; straight*, ll.Wg.J0. Pineapple*. Flair*
Ida stock, .per crate. $2.80. Orsnjges. Pli
Hpeclnl to The Georgian.
(From Hayward, Vick Sk Clark.)
Chicago, March 19.—Itarlett, Frazier
Carrington: Don’t tee anything In
the preaent situation to prevent llqul
dntlon forcing May wheat lower. The
later months will be stronger relative
ly. Aa soon ns we get some growing
weather believe a large proportion of
winter killing will be revealed than for
recent years. Until these reports rome
4n. go easy on the long aide, but when
they come, buy the July or September
Corn Is In a good position and should
1m» bought while the arrivals are liberal,
for smaller receipts nnd consequently
higher prices will come a little later.
Oat# receipts will be fairly heavy
for several weeks, and then let up.
Would buy on any good break of a rent
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
The following table shows receipt* at tbs
town* today, compared with the aanie da;
Mat year:
New Orleans. March 19.-There w
Hot weakness lu the English murk*
lures lu l.lvet|«Nd were at one time i
(•otnts lower tliiin due. an
10 do
I *|M.|
.-I the
i III fn
llWltei hill?'
pmloi
of smaller long Imlder* In
tn JO |Mitnts Weather r«
|m*B continue favor*I
• go the otitbi
wl wet s|*e||.
;hla circumstance Is In the flr«t degree re
)l>onslhle for the present wcuktic*# lu ,-ot
(oil. Ilased on the fore,„«t of the S.
tlonal tllnncrw* Aawictatlon, general c\|m*.*
tatlnn favors figure* between |. , .>»i.(»«» nnd
ll.oxt.om, llnters Included Anvthing over
15.r6t».ono t* ||keK to have a l»enrLh effect on
the market. Tne spot market U quiet nnd
lack of new orders Is being felt t;.*.«!
cotton, although more freely offered, •.till
holds Its value, hut off color cotton la low
. to aell.
New York. Mnrch 1*» —J S' Ihtehe A Co *
Easier prices prevailed dm lug the morning
session. Liverpool mute lower nil nrouttd
Foreign selUng and the hnmtiicrlng by ring
traders were reaponsltde for the curly .d*?
dine. It may In* that the slump lu at<*ck«
was the cause for the selling of cotton b>
Wall street commission houses Stop-oyder*
were reached stel trading W.ts quite actlte
There Is a fcvllng that b> <-.<mpnrisen tin*
flnnera’ re|M.rt tomormw will show up le*«»r
Ish. and this brought nlsmt .-..nsbleiable
selling. Tile low price* on the present de
cline writ recorded t«sl*t
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Toffee cables
Havre. Ift n. m. market sternly; 12,
•dvancsd 4 fran.
Hamburg. 1° a
4 pfennig deellm .
nominal: exchunge 1.1912 re. elnts two days
14.000; ablpmcttU to 1 idled Htate* pt.Aki,
Europe nlr. st*s;ks 4W.*"*-
• hanged t.
•lays 39.<
nllahy
-lids 31..
Opening
rinse
Florida
York ototo kpploo. wlolor »orl«l(.«, cbotro,
n”r (mrr.'l. P fnut T. S3 (>:
lira poo. Now >’.rk •into. In I poun4 baok.t^
i'noror.'lo. JOCrHr. Cronhorrloo, f.ncjr iltrk
Capo CoOo. por f*rrol. 112.00: Joraopt. Ul.N.
Ofipo fruit. KlorliU otook. owing to iln
• nd rolor. por hoi. M.jOfKtt. Itaor. Flor
1.1. ot.wk. I».r humlrod. 11.00. Not», flinrT
R II0.1, In hoioo. por took of 100. oclloo tl
.M oock. I'oonmi In wok •••r»»ln* M
nonnil. ooch, owllif lo irk—i per ponno.
"Vs«KT*ni.RR-Hooti. rtnnoio rntoo. to-
llvo 11 "i crnlo; (.rIil>:i«.■ .tnn.lnr.l ornlo,.
S,- ponml; rnl.hojto, Imrrolo.
egg plant act
crate; toni*t<
iVryH^Ttirer'lld^'V’Usbcf It Ish J-.dntoes. ,,v
tire No L. 9«0»C Joisbcl: misty^ fancy.
7M,V.. luinch; peppers a.dive
..Uiy, sU baskets small. ttM
tage. barrels. 3c poumV
. ft W crate; cucumbers $1.00
. fnnev. active. $1.«Hi2.B0:
i. Ilfioo |M»r Imrrel: onion*
lino rrste;
rntn* canll-
nctlre. 9010c pound; lettuce, headed,
•1 sh drum: sweet p«»tntoes. yellow, nc
live, fl on bushel; sweet potatoes, whltiv im-
live 77s? bushel; kraut, balf harrel. $3 79;
nita'b.im* turnips, 1‘*. *. Htrawineries, 22 l .*4i
?V quart.'
GROCERIES.
New
bulk
nstB. u.w ruse. '.'■■s
Itr" ovsters. full wodght. $.' case; lidi*
w. lslit. »l 10 row Kvniwiilo.! applloo. Ojr
Snund. Prpprr Hr. Roklne J!«wdor«. tt
nod oolmon S ooao
pound.
case.
$4.28 cat**.
Pepper 18c
* saltnoo ^ . —
Cocoa. 40c; chocolate, lie: aouff.
.'r»UDd" j«f.. Hr Unn.ll.oof. B.W CIO.
rnruotl loot. »: e row. Coroup. Tl »0 cow
Hlrup. Now Or'..no, A- colloo; coro. Kc
tolloii: »'ul» »o follnu; (ioorilo .wno »c.
lolt. lWp""«4 Mr All. frrooo 11.71. kodt
work.ro. «V pnukAl 'onion 7<4r; oyotor 7r.
Horr.i co nay. por pound. Ir; nil tod. p.r
imun.l. GV' Towolooo, 7-pound. 11.10 rnw;
■ iMiund 1:3 Novy hoono. 17; l lo.o Imtuo,
linoinu no u.,r
nnl. c<,tt-r
turd. $129 f,„ - j
l oonuio. ;<4C. Itopo. 4-ply rollon Ike. Poop,
I) 90u 4 00 cute
Kid* Jap. f.fi.lV: head, fdlc; fancy head
*4«;. accunPug to the gra.le.
rilkEKE-Fancy full crr. iu dairy, 1$V.
twins. iOV.
FISH.
l<v ,
Vtream. 7e pound; Mapper.
tiont, pontiff; blue Itob. Be |H»a»-
pom». 2&c iMiund; mackerel. l?4c pound;
'\ci| fl#h. *< |m«iiuI. frith water trout. t**i
(Jc.»ret-i Nhsil
■ l, Florida shad roe. ,\V; loick, l.V;
Ok*; buck •-■<*»'
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
pl.nFIt lllahtt patent. $6A); l*e«t pat
ent. M «•»; standard patent. $4 3; half pat
ent. $4 <»; *prlag wheat patent. $8 00
COllN Choice white. ?*V; No 2 white. «e;
N.k 2 «el low. «7c; tit I x o*. I. IK*; *Bi*ntiessee
wht»c fcTi . cr.tck»*«l corn, |n*r bushel, TN*
| Hull-, in r-'
■• *. ••. I OATH Fhol.
T* :• s:. | white. :»V; N
7-»S Ji jmsif. !gv; lio
' “ 1 ^MF.A1. rialu. per Hjtound Mrks. %8c:
plain, 24 (touad
white diluted. M 1
2 ml\-l. w«-; Te
•n oats, Lb ; Hurt.
Not ember
In- .•lut'd
January ..
. »! 26
i'lueed ateadj *. aulc* 17."
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
lulled. $1.20; choice prairie, $1; l»er-
! Hied 1 11
8IIOIITH-Tbulce white $|.M; Teia* whlta
fl 4". fa* ' S0|HIUII.|, 11.33. brown. 59f|p»
Following U flrr* «Jk» J
lag quotatlo
ket today:
„ ■ opening and Hos rillt'KKN FEED-FIfty pound aacka. We;
quotations of the New York coffee tuar* | purlin, . t.b k feed. 91 9>. \lctor feed, $1.27;
, i UauDvr feed $1.9
Opening. Cloeln*. |
March. '" ,N i * L ‘ 1 ” * 1 B m
S I* KS&;MRS.E.B.PEEK,
4 5i«hw. ««es
SC
t inwd wnk.
B’.’J.'J t
* B2Z Xontury Bids
II. M-in ■
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
>
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Believe wheat muat work to a lower
level.
Believe corn will aell higher.
Kxiwct somewhat better receipt* of
oa(*. hut thinly they ,wlll be token cure
#f .by vpnmuniitlv# dpmand.
prefer to buy prov *
Merabi:
Would prefer to buy provlalonn.
The Chicago Kccnrd ilcrald: "The money
sltuntton Is likely to cut n figure fur some
lime to come In the Northwest," said C.
II. Hpcncer, of Huluth. who was here yes-
tenlay. "I expeet to tyu* tight money a ml
stiff rates right through the season. There
Is so much money tied up lu property that
Utah tl
Is *o much money tied tip lu property that
Is not iwslhihlo that It Is iieglnnlug to
pinch. Not only the grain men. hut all
•orts of handlers of merchandise are nf
frefrd. The retail nierehnnt has not l*e.-u
able to get Ms goods to turn over, which
makes It hard for the Johtier. who In turn
has maturing obligation# at the bank. It ts
now coining on the time when these obliga
tions should l*c met. All of the durum
wheat In Ihilutli has been sold for etport.
nnd there Is probably three times ns
much morn to arrive front the Interior
that ha# nlrewd.v Inme sold iibmad.
«’outpnrnlively little spring wheat has been
sold to Europe, but considerable will go
out to Eastern millers st the omuilng of
navigation. There will be little If any In
••reuse lu the spring wheat twreage this
>ear. lu fact, a decrease would md be
iirprlalttg. All of the new acres will go
silent, oats and harlot.
•Iiidlnii
through tin* seeding sens.i
Frank T. Ileffeltlnger. of Mlnucn|>olli
liange yesterdn *
t stocks of wi
a transit and In terminal
Northwest has as big a stock of wheat as
thev had u year ago. lie said: "Kail
mutes furnished tin ftont Winnipeg -how
that there Is about S».rttff.flW bushels of
wheat at Fort Wllllnm. Fort Arthur. In
eountrv elevators. In transit and lu farmers'
hands In the ( .iiindinn Northwest. The car
situation I# a* bad In Ftuunla as we find
It In tin* Northwest. In Nebraska und lu
Kansas Along our lines In Kansas wheat
U looking tine and there t* w lurge lu-
crease In the acreage "
Torn traders hate It that Armour has
gone out uf Ids line of May corn ami that
the llarllett Frailer house has gone In.
If It Is true that the Armour concern
has ntwuidnned Its big holding It will be
the second large desertion from tin* bull
side lit tin* last few month# Michael t'ud
nliv I»ognn Imllliig It some months ac** In
tin* fifties, carrying the deal down thlil.S*
p«-i bushel and finally uiibsullng at alsmt
Ills average cost price oil the recent sub
stantial advance. Tin* Armour liquidation
ha# eost the May nrlce 24c per bushel dur
lug the Inst week It was tin* |Mtjoilnt
In the pit vest.-rdny that the tnl
of the line had gone oierhoard.
Tbece was no indication In tin* mils p
yesterday that any of the Fatten hohlln
was b.*ltig unlomlcd Ills firm, like nluioi
every other commission house In the trad
lis.l more n» less eoiiitnlsslon orders t«* ev
elite for tlr»s| or disgusted longs, but in* 1
erMicb-ios onlv sold a moderate aggreg.n
quantity The rally Cmiii iMdtom prim
eltemdv
big
8ENTIMENT IS BEARISH
LIVERPOOL.
Tlie following table give* the npenla|
range and close, compered with yesterday;
Fjturea opened (inlet nnd ateady.
Opeulag L-.
Itauae. 2 p.m. Tloae. Cios*
Mnrch 6.81 -8.80
March April .5.81 ^.57 8 57 5 87 5 41
April-May ...5.5* 5.574 5.584 541
.MayJune ...5 81 -5.884 5.574 5.584 -VC1
•lime July ....5.81 -5.59 5.5* 5.57 *
July Aug. ...5.81 5 67 5 59 5 57
594-5.54
Sept.-Met. 1..6.E
Ocf.-Nov. ...5.55*4-5 83
Nov.-Dec. ...5.55 5.54
Dec.-Jan 5.55 -5 52
Flosed barely ateady.
USM
*.41
5.53
51!
5.514
5.514
NEW ORLEANS.
The following la the rente In cotton fo*
turea In New Orletns today:
i
High.
Low.
li
1
a
March. . . .
April. . . .
May
June
r
Aug
Oct
IN#-
Jilli
10.15 10.I&HO.OK
iw/ji io.26 iolis
10.35' 10.36 j 10.26
10.22 10.32110* io
10.33(10.24 10.U
Iol»
iatif
10.39
in‘i3
10.18
10.08 00
10. ox
10.18 19
10.24
10.29-30
10.18
10.13.14
10.15 16
10.;M22
10.21
10.21
10.31 32
10.37
10.42-43
10.21
10.24 25
llO. 27-28
10.3334
Closed steady.
WHEAT OPENED WEAK
A FRACTION LOWER
On Covering by Shorts
Prices Later Scored a
Good Advance.
Chicago, March 19.—Swift change*
were made In wheat price* and final
figure* showed market an 3-84f5-8c
higher. Coarse gralnfc helped wheat not
little, advancing that cereal early
and steadying It later. The trade wa*
well scattered. Torn closed 5-8© 1 1-8'c
higher; oat* l-8©8-8c better; provl
■lorn* ATT 10ft 15c.
< ’ash sale* of grain were again small,
both here and at the seaboard.
Primary receipt* wheat. 483,000 and
corn 801,000, compared with 420,000 and
272,000, renpectlvely. a year ago.
Clearance* were 126,000 wheat, 631,
ooo corn and 2.6Q0 bushel* oats.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago grain and provisions quotations
for today follow:
Prevlout
Open. High. Low. Clo»*. Clone.
WHEAT—
Mnv.... 75*4
July 7*»4 4
1
OATH-
454
454
444
... . 384 3
Kept.... MS 3
PUUK—
lav... 13.ST. 15 9
ilv... 15.974 1« 1*
l.AUD-
J«v... 90:4
Jill v.., 9.124
Sept... 9.224
HIDES—
iv... 8.824
Jttlv... *.95
Hcpt
9074
5-jis
9.2.4
5-57H
S.974
9.024
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
When!—Opened atendy 4 lower: at 1
11 . unchanged to \ lower; ebwed !
o higher.
Corn Opened 4fi'« higher; at I D 1
•ichnugitl to > B higher; cloned 4 low
btghei
THE 8UGAR MARKET.
New York. March 19.-Tlte I.Vnl raw and
I'tlne.l augur nmrketa tqwncd atendy and
(‘hnugril Loudon Iw-et sugar steny nt 9#
4'i f**r March and April.
PRIMARY MOVEMENTS.
he following tlgurea. give the primary
ent
ilw.it
1 )Vur; nhlpuiciit#
iln-t 221 ,»W I Utah
Win
igalltat 421.*
«#l.lv 221.'"*' buaheta,
■N ti»#t year,
lorn Iteeclptn today MT.rti) hunliel#.
1 gainst k»#t year: nhlpmcut#
m#ln*b, itgnlu#t bu#h
WEATHER REPORT.
8TATE FORECASTS.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
the oustcrii half of the map yesterday morn
day passing off the ' Atlantic eonal. The
t)ortqwestern area of low barometer' has
Uibved east and ts central this morning
over northern Michigan. Its advance Ini#
canard a d*cldcd decrease lu pressure 'over
qearly the Sot I re country east of the Hock
marked rise lu temperature tu the
lb*, nnd
central valleys.
riondltiesa prevails at moat stations and
precipitation has occurred 011 the I'acltlc
coast, tn the northern Itocky Mountain dl
trlcts. In the Inke region mid at n few scut
tered stations elsewhere. Know was full
fhg nt New York city this morning and
The outlook favor* partly cloudy weather
l%thls section tonight and Wednesday, With m rS/a wi-'
tm decided change In teiu|N*ratttir. er# ntid ’fee
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
Special to The Georgian.
(From Hayward, Vick A Clark.)
New York, March B. Barhe *
Co.; London market Irregular, with
strength In spots. Illinois up I t-S
point,. Ht. Paul 1; Baltimore and Ohio,
1 1-2.
The aetbark yesterday was put down
to three specific causes, the proflt-tak-
Ing, which naturally followed a good
recovery; secondary liquidation, and
bearish activity for the decline.
The Canadian authorities are follow
ing examples set by our own legisla
ture and order* reduction of paatenger
fare* to Ic.
Prealdcnt Ripley, of Atchison, throw,
the blame on President RoAeevelt for
disturbance tn market.
Harrtman reported to be optimistic,
and says he has not been selling, and
looks for an upturn.
The money situation has Improved
aomewhat, but time fund* are still
high.
Irregular market Is looked for .today.
London market Irregular with some
good advances.
The demand In loan crow d for atorka
la very good.
On the drlrea nc would buy atocka
for food ralllea.
The money market, not only In this
country, but In every other. Is still bad,
and Is the worst feature Wall street has
to contend with, notwithstanding the
wild talk of those who huve lost money
STOCKS CONTINUE
ON DOWN GRAD
Opening on Tuesday W;
at Almost General
Declines.
RANGE WAS WID
A Few Fractious High e
While Others Were Nyar
Two (Points Lower.-
LEAD TII’M FLANKED .. ..I* .
Stock# that hail Im-cii IhmikIK for Nupunrt
nrm-titita that
irrbtl ovcr mint* out In voliutm.
luring tin* panic
‘ vs b
sold 15.090 Hcaillng.
Then* haa Ikh*ii rouahlernblo selling of
atoeks, mill the market la more or leas
imnleky on the rumors of failure which
will In* nnnouuceil tiMlny. No far we ea
get no In forum Hen or continuation of tlies
/nil 11 re#.
The New York Financial Bureau: Inve*
ligation. Information mnl technical ileduc
tlona Imllcatc the following IimIIvblitnl
strlctlona In th«* nctve l#t: Amalgamated
finds some #up|Hirt mound 93 Fnlteu Sintra
Hte»*l preferred Is iMiiiglit for Investment.
ip|Hirti#r around 135. Itea*l-
Ing Is sold toward lib. Southern I'acltlc sup-
ixirtrd near 80. Smelters 123. Atchison 9).
Anaconda €2, Brooklyn Hapld Transit 53. Ht.
I'ntil i$5. Eric ‘29. Great Northern IF. Ismls
vlilr and Nashville 118. Hull talk on Na
tional l^*ad. New York tvntral supported
nt 124. Northern I'miflc 126. I'eniisrlvanla
120. Fntindlnn 1'mitb- iMiught nrouud 171.
Town Topics: While tlii*<Jnveirtm«*nt Is
ncotirnglng. the buying Inrift snap 1 hnrnc.
ferlstb- of Tniporfant tqicratfon
mid eounninrntly we would not advli
chases, except on some further break,
which qre Inmlsvllle nnd Nashville, Halil
pur-
On any further decllm*.
except ou n
NAVAL 8TORE8.
Savannah, March 19.—Turpentine firm
744 I'ld: sales 0; receipts 34: shipments 0.
Hoslu Qriu to steady; sales 210; receipts 509;
shipment* 4.943; stock 46,683. (Juofc: A It
i D $$.20f<4.To F $4 3304.35; II $4.55; I 24.6);
K, 25.GU; M 25.80; N N. 73; window glass $C.1A;
water white #8.25.
THE LIVE 3T00K MARKET
Chicago, March 19.—Ilogs— Hccelnt# 17.-10).
$6*4008.55; pigs vorkera*'$&76fj6.M:
go.#| to choice heavy $8.7008.80.
Cattle— Hccelpts 4,530. Market steady;
beeves $4.104|6.«»i>: cows $l.?«ft4.9'); heifers
$307.25; giMMl prime steers
Minimum and Maximum Tamparaluraa tin^Wro’lltffijI/l'VMti
■ iiuhIIuui $4.1305.40; stock
and feeders $2.W>84.55.
Market -strong;
estern $406 J5; yemllngs
$6tr7.l5; latnlM $608; western $6US.
ATLANTA.
Abilene. . .
Amarillo. . .
Asheville, .
Augusta
Hlrmlnglmm. .
Hlsmnrck. . . .
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston. . .
Charlotte. . . .
Chicago. . . .
Cincinnati. . .
Corpus ChristI.
Dnven|M>r
Preelp-
Dodge City.
El Vi
Fort Smith.
ttnlvcMtou. .
Orion
Norfolk
North I'hitte.
Om.-thn. . . .
Palestine . . ,
Pittsburg. . .
Portland, Me.
Portland, tire.
Itapld City. .
St. IamiIs. . .
St. Paul. . . .
San Francisco.
Saiannah.
Spokane. . 8.
Tnniin. . . .
Tnvlo
BUYING FOR 8PRING
8TILL C0NTINUE8 UNABATED
The New York Commercial; In the drr
go.n|# commission houses It Is remarked
The
vnllnhle.
idnry markets t<
egiirded os phenomenal.
values that prevail It might
■apnelty of the
sunn* cottons 1#
At tin* uuuMunl
Im* supposed that buy
purchases, blit the re*
rule. Some of the line# o'f’ blenched nhd
half blenched clofhs that have recent I v Im*c
placed back on the marker at insd2 p,.
advances are called for by cuttc
Insistently as at the former levels,
horter dlsciiuiit# on prints that
The
•peratlv
litis onl'
efforts It
In dress
that f ill Him-
being plm
.becked buying,
an ticketed line# of brown mu#
spurred buyers to more active
iret gtMMls under order Saturday.
Is If I# re|Mirte.| lu Hie agencies
re turning steadily mid that
JohtH-r# ami eiitters-llp are
ui tue.llum and b.u-grade
iviMiieti# The yarn market closed th.- week
with all value# on knitting am
yarn# lu medium mid high cm
stiff. There is some reaction
count lams, owing to weaker
in the Philadelphia market,
nutting through an mormon#
In the II. It Clatllu Co.’s wash g<Msl# dc
partii'cnt the biialm^sN on the spring of 1»7
New York, March 19.—Recognlti
that the adverse factor* which luv.
lpnff weighed against the lin.indai h
uation have not abated was. in j..,
the cause of the renewed activity in t
market*. Wall Street ha# been dP.t
pointed that the chief executiit i*
seen fit to regAfd the recent ndlai#*.
"an uffatr of Kpecuiators." nnd ha# a
parently shut hi* eye* to the hmm th
no# been done to InveMtor# and t . t
very probable Injury that will b. j,
dieted on country's business |f th« .■«
tatlon against corporations rontinm
It has also been most dlscouragit
that the tremendous liquidation on t
exchange has brought so little r*-l.«
tlon In time money rates, und that nr
tatlon* continue to be made at Mu
percentage basla on which stocks a
selling. But upart from all tills, tl
market \vas Influenced chiefly by ti
outbreak of the unine forced llquldntb
which had wrought such havoc a «.*.
ugo. What the source of thl# sciiit
was remained unexplained, but ug
rumors were circulated that on. <
more Important hoQse which lu
managed to weather the storm of l.t
week were Involved In fresh diflieu
ties and were being obliged to tin .
over their stocks for anything tht
would bring.
New York. March 19—The stork unrk
etM-uWI *thl« mnruiug nt almost general •!
eiine*. (treat Northern preferred started
14 lower and lost lu all \\ |Hilut- .\<*r»
ern I'acltlc nt the n|H*nlng lost I point. An
nnd Amalgamated Popper 4. Ste*
d»M-llm*o 4. Erie commenced
Southern I'm-lllc 4 higher, ntul tit
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
dates.
1'tMtted rates: KterlUig exchange |4
4.844. with set uni IuisIiicsm lu hanker# i ll
JI4.K31HH.K320 for deiuayd aiid tl ft*
Itiir'sllVPr 08\e; Lomlnn bar sill
l-16e .(teifflm- -nt-214.
MeAb-qfi thdlnrs. 51V
MINING STOCKS.
Ilostou, Match 19.— Opening: oNrtlt Ibn
914. Fruit in*. Smelting 58. .Copper Ran
K24. Ftnh 51. Trinity 35. Hutfe
Colui * " * — “ *
1 Tunlet uiid lleela 899. (Julm-y 12".
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Auneoudn
Atchison
do. preferred
{Qpu;2pmiCl<
’T62S“
ul Ohio ..
Baltimore
Caiindiaii P
Pho*n|K*nkc nnd Olilu
1724 172'j
Erie
do. preferred
(5real Western
Illinois Central
and Texas
preferred
Louisville and Nashville
Mexican Central, jiref. .
New York CenIra 1
Norfolk and Western ...
Pennsylvania *
Philadelphia ami Headlm
Ibn-k IS
do. preferred
Wabash, preferred ,
•r conditio
Jobber# a
spring
the
-ling
CLEARANCES.
■I# la*
nr.
•W. Wheat luisliels; Ikbtr
ids; corn rs».»« bushel#; naHiTow
Wheat und floqr **.111111 i;s5.0u»>
W.
J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
ON OLD CROP LIQUIDATION ;
1114 Fourth National Bank Building.
REFERENCE: Ball Pbon* 1U4 Aipr a vjm a /11
Atlanta National Bask AIIiAJN I A, UJL
New Orleans. March 19 —The Times Dem
«#-rst says; "While old crop eonstderatb*in
are rapidly giving way to new crop lu
lluences, yesterday's cotton market, never
the|e«s. cildeuccd the development of soiiu
dlsllucthe lM*arlsh senttment predbst.-l
Sidy up**u the rn III meat ion# tncMent to tin
Ibiublatlou of the old crop remnant. The
talent, as a wlmt.*. knows the yield will
aggregate n total inneh In exees# of earli
eouserrntlle expeftstlotis. nnd lu tills cull
•nix logh-#l dlffeffbee of opln
L. H. Ftirchilo.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
ton nrls'
larger than
I he
HterrJde
a Id- h
must »#• dl$|N»se.| ..f
NEW OHLEANS.
. Mwibini
N’.w Orlton* Colton Exciting*, N»w Tork CdfM Exrhtni*.
N*« York Cotton iCtchonx*. N.w cirl.uu Uoird ot Trad*,
N*W Orion* Stock Ex*h*nx*. Chlraxo Hoard ot Trad*.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Prt**to *lrt. to NEW TORK knl CUICAOO. Order, *n|iO;od (of *•»
tar* d,U*wy. oo »bov, Excbaogra a C COTHRAN.
iisauiers
•Ulspokeii price i
ip|N.rtliig their contenth>i<» !
derti*#l from nn at b-.i«S j
,-r a|#.i #ltnation (lu the '
f the Maple I
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
thl#
inking#
_ geneml
pr.ispcritj. siul .i*itt»- iinturaily rc}>
turn »|-*t mark I
Ti
COTTON. STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, OSAIN AND PROVISIONS.
C,rond,l,t and Or*vl*r Sts. Now OrlMna
MEMBERS:
I New Oriesnt $*utu*e flmkera* Assert a dew.
I New Often ns nud cuie.igo Uuanis at Tnsdw
I New York Cnffre Exrtmtg*
UtO Mentor re Uier|»»n| CotioO AwA
Cotton Lxrhsngs.
fnipira Building.
»-n avta.
Bell Phone, Msiit Bil
rr-nnrrt a.
it., ru,
N*» Tork *nd Chtciro Cormpondral*
t. •• BACME A CO, AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARRINOTOM.
PRIVATE WIRFI TO ALL POINT*.
COTTON AND STOCK
telegraph wires or by mail.
We have every facility
cation of marginal orders ou a commis
sion basis
Our treatment of customer* Is nt all
times courteous, and iff dec* are exe
cuted ami reported promptly.
We solicit co respondents nnd wilt
have our representative coll personally
those Interested.
Clark Goodman & Co,
20 Broad Street, New York.
STOCKS AND BONOS.
,191'i
Cenrgl.t 44*. 1913
(leorgbi Railroad 6s.,
Ha van nah as. mi
Macon 6«. 19|0
Atlanta as. f91l
Atlanta (4#. 1922
Atlanta 4s. 1914
I Atlanta and West I'olut —
I Atlanta and West I'olnt Debts
M\ It of (liHirgla. 1st Income .
I do. 2d Itic
(L-orgtu
Augusta nnd Havanunh
I Houthwi-#ti*rn
j Georgia I'aelQe, 1st
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
The receipts n? grain In are
nud estimated receipts for tomorrow sr
follows:
Todst-
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA. GA
A. E. THORNTON, Vlct-ProiH'"'
C. E. CURRIER, Preddint.
H. T. INMAN, VicrPrc*ld*nt. GEO. R. DONOVAN, C**hl«r.
JAMES 8. FLOYD, AnliUnt Caihler.
Capital $50O,COO.0(
Surplus and Undivided Profits $600,000 0(
We Solicit Your Patronage.
ONE DOLLAR
Starts an Account
THE ORIGINAL
4%
BANK
Monty Draws Interest
from Date Deposited
UNION <
$AVINC
S QANK
Gould Building
Capital ISO,M3
OtanitL. 100 003
Deposits revhel tf*'
in to • p. in. stel
days until 9 « elm k »
Veer pufmoag#* •• *
•n*l will t«e a'-i'
J »