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lHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEW?. »»tt JJ. IW UTILE CHANGED Turned Weak. Immediately Following the First Call. SELLING WAS HEAVY NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. After Selling Off Some 17 to 18 Points There Was a Small Reaction. New York. Sept 11.—■Tho cotton market »'Hh price* unchanged to 4 points Inwer. After tho call weakness de- -loped and there tris heavy soiling of Jan us rv The weather map showed clenr con* dltloiis In Texas and moderate temperature. Liverpool at the close was slightly lower 'than fluo for futures. Spot pried* were 10 points lower on sales of 9.000 (Miles. Tii .Vow* York, prices at the opening wi re 1ft5 points lower. During the morning mi Hon Ida (Ion and heavy selling declines of l'fils points additional wore shown, making the decline from Thursday's high point 32 to points. A small ndvnnee lrom the low points was noted at midday. Thr close was steady net 3®9 pblnti lower. Movement luto sight: Overland week Since September 1 Into--sight, week Since September 1 Southern consumption , 1907. .... 1.489 .... 3.7*2 154.882 ....242.742 .... 44.000 We Receipts 67.523 Shipments 55.801 Stocks 106,57* K»t Jinn led receipts Saturday New Orleans 500 to 1.000 Gnlveftton 6.000 to 5,500 Houston . 115.632 96.423 125,344 6.500 to 8,500 1900. 153.354 124,933 183,258 Special to The Ooorgtau. 'From Hayward, Vick A Clark.t New \ ork. Sept. ll-Bartlett. Frailer A jnrrlngton: Liverpool wap due. 1 point lower on uear am! Vi point higher on the late nit'ittlis. Opened quiet but steadv at 2 Points ndvnnee. At 12:15 p. m. was quiet JJL 1 J® • points higher on nest* •nd $Vi liblnts higher on the distant peal- s IH|t # cotton qnlet. 9 points lower: middling. 7.10; sales 5.093. American 4.100; speculation and export 1,000, Imperil l.Ofct, American none. Liverpool shows some Improvement. Tht market has been sold to n standstill. The snort Interest is now pretty well extcucded. Ilcjmrts from cotton good* trade Indicate tnore demand. Weather conditions favora ble, but this Is the time for fall storms which do grent dnnuige. This keeps tunny rmiti cspotiKtfig the l*ear side too benvllv. Fnrcr the short side on all rallies, ns we do not I cl lev i* the market will hold up In '"lew of the uncertain trade coudltolus aud money situation. Price turns to the long side temporarily, hut he still favors short, side on the ndvnnces. Market If ie*w Mown 96 points or $10 n bale In a week. Believe the liquidation over for the moment r.nd Would not be sur prised to see a 10 or ICatyotnt reaction today or tomorrow. Think it a purchase, but only for 10 to 15 points. Wetimau heavy seller of October and Jan* unrv. I©ooks like l’rlce. Liquidation of long amount and more pressure from Wall street houses causing very nuenK.v feeling. The market Is very short now. hut uiiIcm farmers coiumeuee a concerted holding movement It Is likely to go some lower yet, as there Is positively no support. The huylng In Inst-half hour has been largely by brokers who usually act for Liv erpool arbitrage houses, but that innrket appears to be holding fairly wall toward the elose. N>w Orleans. Stept. 13.—Hayward. Vick A Clark: Weather shows gonernl.v fair ex cept cloudy Atlnntlcs. Indications point to showers orer Sunday. Odd wave forming In the Northwest. Believe there will be short covering over Rnhday on the weather outlook. k Think this is the hint TiVeak. Would buy It now. Shorts are taking the cottou of fered. Recent sellers are now buying. ITofes slims I shorts buying. Do not see yet nay giM»d reason.for this slump, and believe n short scare is on the cards before we are much older. Market looks better. Savannah wires spots harder to get In the interior. Texas wires spots cau not lie tonight ou basis of this decline In futures. Edited by Joseph B. Lively. MARKETS Mr. Lively’s twenty-flve years’ experience of ed iting markets In Atlanta I and tht South tin* made a recogulxed an- I thorlty In hla* specialty. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street. RANGE' OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME OF STOCK. SPOT COTTON MARKET. New Orleans, nominal: middling 13c. Memphis, quiet; middling 1- ■«. Galveston, qnlet: middling 13 7-16. charleston, nominal: middling 12*4. Wilmington, notidnnl: middling 12*4. *t. Louis, steady: middling 1354. Norfolk, weak; middling 13*4. Baltimore,, nominal: middling 1274. Boston, quiet; middling 13.89. riillmlelphln. qnlet; middling 13.06. Mobile, nominal; middling 12Mr- lioufiton, quiet; middling 13 *-16. Cincinnati, nominal. HAYWARD. VICK & CLARK’S s DAILY COTTON <_ETTER New Orleans. SSpt. 15.—Liverpool was quite steady and nl*ont 2 points better than flue up to the time business commenced i»n onr nble, when futures there broke sharply, probably for the same reason ns TPSterday—straddle selling. Our market Is y» t under control of the professional bear .'oment, and further liquidation was forced •hi-* morning by n quick decline of 16 points \mtn*q|wftfv •'niter the enll. The leading ftppnitnrs In New York had circulated the ("•itilon that a reaction In cotton Is prob- »We. but there Is no bull support In eyl- Ilenro. The short side Is being i*vei» the preference bv professional and outsider, al though we are over n cent a pound lower ‘ mi Inst week “ *1 to meet •••«-•»•* ••• — ich can happen Hi the way of wentner Influence to Induce a short scare. All this should now be considered. The weather unp shows rather low minimum tempe fires for the past three days, from 6 r: degrees lower than Inst .veitr at this time, and there Is another cold wave form ing in the northwest. The market steadied around 11.86 for December on shdrt cover ing. of Which more is expected tomorrow, ns l: is not likely that many shorts will want to take ehnnees over Sunday. -Trade Is all right. It Is oulv the ileniomllantlqn In stocks. mostly the result of speculative "•iiditIons, which caused so many pesslnils- tf>- opinions to lie dally showdml on* the 1 w'York. K«*pt. 13 —Rnrtfclt. Frnxier A * arrlugton: There was n further break this morning In cotton In sympathy with tile demoralisation In the stock market Although cables ruled higher, our market " I not respond to the Liverpool w'rengtb. i •! Mpontug price* were from 2ft•» l»oIHtS lower. The break forced new records os the detdlne. end I>eccinl>er sold nt 11.*6 and at 11.63, while May sot ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. EOG8-.Antlv*. 25e. LIVE POTT.TUY—Hens netlve, 40«ttc; ©lileketi, ttrethl. KMdXc. Duck* (IVklnl 3ft" wick; puddle, 2©c each. Turkeys active. iSc per poornl. PH ESSEX) POULTRY—Turkey,. flrhtrn, .etlve. J0c pound: fide* active. 20&221$c It*.: hen,. 15c pound; ducks, drnnu, fancy, 15c pound. . . . ’ PRODUCE—Lard. 12c pound: hnmi active. 16c pound: atioulrierH active, lO&llc pound; aide, vet he. lie pound: butter dull, lOtUP.p: pound: lK*wvrax netlve, 25c pound: honey tlirlchti netlve. 1244© pound. EltCITS—Lemons, runey Me,«ena. $4.5i>: Swift & Company", wile, of fresh l>eef In Atlanta for tho week ondlnK Saturday, Kupteintmr 7 average 6.70 per pound, bnnaiin,. 4e pound: ptnenppes. Horlun stock. none: times. Florida stork. 50 per hundred: peanut. In ancka nvernslllff 106 pouml* eneh. owing to arnde, »V4®8e pound: enntnloupe, aetlve. 11.2561.r" melons. BtlrlOc each: Ueoririo 1.75 per crate; rhubarb. 75e. VEGETABLES—Potatoea (new), $3.00 net lint,el: per Imahcl. *1.00. Onion, (Georgia), 80(!t00e btlKltel; Spnulsll, $1.25 ernte; kraut, H barrel, $3.75; cabbage, 2c pound. , GROCERIES. niCB-Jnp. 6J?6Me; bond. 687c: fancy head. 78714c. aceenlftiE >.o the arntle. CHEESE—Fancy full cream td\V: Oeoratn enne syrup, 37c gnllun: anlt. 100 pound©. 50c". axle crease, $1.75; soda crackers. 6Hc pound; lemon, 8e: nv*ter, 7c: barrel ynndy. per pound. 6',4c: mixed, per 3 pounds. CVie-; tona- toes. 2 pounds. $2.00 cairn; $ pouml,. $2J5". navy bean,. $2.17; Lima lienn,. 6>6c: lieat luntrhcs per gross. '$1-65: macaroni. pound: surdities. mustard. o3.2." case. fM’OAK—Standard gramilatwl 5.29; New York retim'd. 4.90; nfanfflfloii. 5c*. COFFEE—Kciiafnt, Aibqrklc*. $16.09: hulk „ mrw% at 11.90. 'rts were current that Llvernool bull \vi| were nttPinntlng to lUiublatt*. Many iler« w»»ro advising caution In s»*lllng at 4 bwcl. At tho same time, these Name •rest* seem to lie utilizing the rr>lcs put more shorts. Estimates Into s /ht week 147.009 to 157.009. rum I net 189.520 venr. 'Hie market rallfwl later on buy- bv the South amL eommlsHlon houses, vats relegrniUK from the South were bull- mi prices responded to theV reports. SHARP SLUMP IN FUTURES FOLLOWED BY ACTUAL COTTON. New Orleans. Kept. 13.—The Tlntcs-Demo- t: Heavy nn<| persistent Helling for‘the tceuunt of New "York demoralised the rot- "•i market by forclug Insufflelently mnr- •'iireij long Interest to liquidate. Thus the onts. ?”.2u ease; sneu grits, su-iHumn nags. $1.35: oyster*, full weight, .12.09 enae; light weight. $1.10 cost*: pepper. l*e pound; bak ing powder. $5.00 case: red salmon. $5.09 rase: pink salmon. S1.C3 ease; cocoa. 40c: chocolate. 3Sc;‘snuff. 1-pound Jars. 4Se: roast l»cef. $2.88 ease: syrup (New Orleans), .35e gallon; corn. $9e gallon; Cuba potash. $3.2$ ft'3 80 case; peanuts. 8e; rope, ^4-ply cotton. IStrS soap, $1.5064.09 enae. FLOUR AND GRAIN. J3f.orR—Highest patent. $5.75: l»e*t pat ent. $5.25: standard patent. $4.75: half pat- *uit. 81.67$: spring wheat patent. $9.00. I’OBN—No. 2 white 83c: choice white, 85c; No. 2 yellow. 82c; mixed, $9e; cracked corn per bushel. 85c. CTIH.’KBN 1’BfJD—Fifty-pound sacks, $1; Pt.nla elfek fowl. $2.00: Victor f«*«l. $1.50. OATS -Nu. 2 white. 68c: No. 3 mixed. 66c; Golden oats, 65c; white clipped, 70c; fnney white cIJnpeil. 72e. MEAL—Plain, per 96-pntind sack*. We; 48-1 pound sacks. 78c; plain. 21-pouud sacks. 80c; Aiual. Copper Am. Ice Securities Am. ©Sugar Ueflnery. . • • American Smelting. . . • Am. Loeomtlve do. prefer red. . . , • • Am. Car Foundry American Cotton OIL • • • Atchison. . . . do. arefrrrM. . • « . Atlantic C Brooklyn Rapid T. , . • • Ball I more \ Ohio Phenanenlre A Ohio . » * Canadian Pacific Chicago 8: Alton Consolidated Caa. , . • • • Ceutral Leather do. preferred Colorado Fuel A I rod- • • Corn Produce Colorado Southern. ...» Delaware A Hudson. . . • Dearer A Itlo Grand*. . • Distillers’ Securities.. . . Erie • do. preferred General Electric • Great Wellefft Great Northern pfd. . . . Illinois Central. . . . . • • Iuterboro. „ do. preferred. ..... Kansas A n’exns. ... . © NAME OF STOCK. Itausa* .\ lexa* pfd. . Louisville A Nashville. Missouri Pacific. . . . Mexican Central. . , . New York Central. . . , Northwestern National Lend Norfolk & Western. . . Northern Pacttu-. . , . Ontario A Western. . . , Pennsylvania. ...... Bock Island do; preferred. . . . Republic Iron ©V Steel, do. preferred. , . . do. preferred. . sr. Paul. ...... Tepp. Cool A Iron. , TfXSS Pacific. . . . Union Pacific. . . . U. ti Ktthher. do. preferred. , , U. h. Steel. . . .. . do. preferred. . Western Union. . . . Wabash. ...... do. preferred. . , Wisconsin Central. . do. preferred. . . NEW. YORK. today: .llt.3flHl.fS0 .Ul.S011I.8D !iL8$|jLI Kept.. Oet. . Nov.. . Dee.. . •Inn.. . Felt.. . March. May/ . * .|1$.04| 12.06 Closed stea<ry. ll.fc^7 I1.S3 H.87-W 11.94-!* tl.M-12 is uj-u i3-S"SS 12.02-03 12.05-96 LIVERPOOL. NEW ORLEANS. Hpeclal to The Oeorglaa. (From Hayward. Vick A Clark.) New York, Kept. 12.—Bartlett, Fraxler A Carrington: The London • market fairly strong for Americana. Reading, Union Pa cific, 8t. Paid, ’ Steel preferred and Cana dian Pacifies are the features. Amalgamated unchanged. The New York Tlmea says this morning that the mines of Amalgamated Copper In and around Butte, Mont., are to be closed ns a result of a deadlock between eon- suniera’ and producers of metal. The mar ket was depressed again yesterday In aytu- pathy with weakliest In Coppers. Hhort selling aud liquidation wna much In evidence. The weakness In the Philadel phia market waa. reflected In our market. A recovery lu tho railroad list Is expected today; v » The general *t«»ek market ahotild do bet* i- 1 * 4 I ter today, and pull away from Copper and the rent of the industrials. Nothing new ou the Investment situation. Town Tuples: While there Is small like- IUmhmI of any bull movement until the cop per ntetal situation Is cleared ttp, the better class of ralla are receiving such support that they - sit safely bo bought for turns on all such *1 rives na thnt of yesterday. A« for Amalgamated, Anaconda and the Smelt- lag Issues, we expeot to see them uuder further severe pressure, and would not l»e surprised If the copper metal market* should show utter demoralisation with prices approaching the 13c level. The stiff* tested shutting down of Amalgamated mines will likely prove a reality before many days, and prolmldy lu vlaw of the lalmr troubles lu Montana and In due course the minors of trouble lu Boston will proba bly be Biiuctured by actual announcements attacks on the Hteel (suite*. While less a good ileal of liquidation overhangs this section of the list, little long stock among the flrst-elnss rails seems for sale around present levels, while the short lit" The following Is tho range In cotton fu Following Is the opening range. Ip, n nd dose, compared w«»»* **«*«*i-*. r - -i«*$o Futures opened stead Opening Range. _ September.. Kept.-Oet... ^ Not.... ...... Dec.... 1.44 *6.45 ... .fkn.-rFeb..... 6.41 -6.43* }g; Feb.-March.. 6.42 -6.4$ 6.43’ March-April. 6.43 -6.43* 6.43 Aprll-Mny... 6.46 -6.44 6.44 3fay-June.... 6.44H-6.4S 6.44 Closeti steady. ltnnge. 2 p m m?. ajh s j! | ul b' i a o’ ’I S J 3 U $2 hi Closed steadyT , *12.9$ iViii'ia 112.06 jil'OTf 12.061 j 2.07 12.06 11.8SII2.01 I I I 11.9B|1I.78 11.90 11.90-91 ii.Vi-96 11.96 11.89(11.92 12.91*921! 1.98-99 D.91 iii.jw ■ 12.99 12.12 12.15 NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Chicago Record-Herald: A. D. Thomson, of Duluth, who operates a large number or elevators covering a good part of Minnesota aud the Dakotas, says: *'\o one yet appre ciate* the pom* quality of the wheat In North Dakota this year. Hot winds a feu week* ago and frost afterward were ap parently responsible for the damage. The farmers themselves do uot realise how badly their grain Is shriveled, us compara tively little thrashing lias yet been done. “ ig reports thus far tell a sensational dy manager, who has been over the I districts and Is, uow examining <ra«a$ .n the shock and ‘elsewhere, fiuds that the damage ia pretty general, although worse lu some sections than In other*. lie estimates that not non than » per cent: of the wheat crop of North Dakota will grade No. 1 northern, while tne balance will be ^K^h fr ©o n nd?tliu; HTW'LK ;!S$' •111 stir the entire grain trade. The losses lusf hare been enormous.” C. M. Case, of Minneapolis, whose means Of securing Information on the situation lu tin northwflat nr© of the vfry limt. wirwl W. H. rro«t>»: "YIMd nnfl .innlltT In North Onltota nr© rtry dlMppolmin^. Mlnn-.oin hn, n fnlriy ©nod yield nnd quality on n miH-h rmlnroil norwi*,. Konth (rood qiinllty hnt imor yield. 1 think Iher© will lie In, contrnet whent for Mlnneniiolln tonnlnnl el©v«tor, thnn dtirln* Ihn ni»t©d ©rot* year. Tli© good wh©nt thl, y©«r In Hie northirnt I, In the territory wU*r© II rnontly n©, to lountry mill,. Th« north©™ linlf of linkotn 1, M P«r —* *——' —* of til© lied rivt-r vnll»y. ... .. ••While the iroiM> i»wltl»n of tvh©r.t l» y»rv .trolly. It Appotirii *t tho moinont n, though wo hml nut n little tilt nhond of lit© prooi'twloit ntul that « n-t-ht'Ol: In 1'rirn, would ho hrnlthy." Mid A. 8. ''hit©. Tb© prtoo of nil th© grain. In fuel h.i, fully dla- Co an ted eonditlous up to the present. 1 would not be surprised at a aot-baek all around.” . . . Car ebortnre is already acute enough southw<*at seriously to Interfere with htial- ness. Whent shipments Ifom Kansas City to the gulf are being .Jefiyrd because of the grent congestion prevrUlng. Kansas City elevators nre blocked sih! yards and LIVERPOOL CABLES SURPRISED SHORTS On Their Covering Wheat Opened a Large Frac tion Higher. whent In Kansas City yesterday lower, partly a* the result < lj> moving the grain. of the difficulty ..... No. 1. one bird hales. $1.39; No. 2 one-third hales. $1.25: (tvplcc prairie, $1.00; nerinurn, $1.00. Mllf»KTN"<’!iolee white, $1.65; fancy. $1.69; brown >$a to VM pounds). $1.50; bran. $1.40. t'OTTON REED MKAIc-Frlme |w»r ton, S26..V; No. 2 pc? ton. T?4.90{ hulls per ton, $13.50. PROVISIONS. BimviRIONK -Supreme hams, l*el- lies. 204125 pounds average 10*; fat barks. lard. 10*. Purity eompomui, hams. J(k*: dry salt rll»s, $.20. FISH 'Or pound; snapper. JOc hit, m* pound: blue fish. 7c pound; 29c pound: mackerel. lf*c pound; inlTiMl firli. 5e pound; fresh water trout. 8c. BAQOINQ AND TIES. IAGC5 ilk FISH—Bream, pouml: pomp-* iliS—New $1.15 bunch, second-hand $1.06. Int ranging from 1,009 pound* up to 15.000 pound*. Buyers who seem to Im» willing H» »t„© » rt tin© fnrinrr nnd the to operate claim, however, thnt the price* nt tin ilffl to ^ onVn^rhrth" r he unmeil in thl* market, while showing murk- t ill II " II' 1 1 ..I ..............-I.,i... n I'A muiklflnpiililt' tliikli I* nmv waiting to learn M »r Intends bending the knee to the »*'•!«••• «»pponent*s money power. Tn sympf- Biv with the sharp slump In contracts, of- fi'-lally quoted, spot market* declined, hill If was t«H» early to determine Just whnt the nttltndr of the producer and hi* eonntry merchant would be. Tho crop situation has undergone no Important change. Advice frniii Texas continue to lm!l**ate a very *lmrt yield. General trade conditions have sustained no -|»otentlnl nlterntlon. Cons*- •piently, the pace set l»y the speculator will i on- be viewed with more than common In- f '-rp*t by the talent. Clearly the situation D not without dnnger. New York* *|u»r mdo difference revision should have pull ed that market nearer the New Orleann ler© •I. but the undoing of hedge* and con tin- u ,, n* hnmmeiiug gave the local market • wr< k*nt and *npf»ort was lacking until ptoflt- wklog hr shorts Iwgnn to supply some ot'iun.- Hayward, Vick A Clark. more interest shown IN FUTURE deliveries. The New York Commercial: Further eon- •“•Ion* made l*r cotton yarn Vellers have ally resulted lu bringing out a l»etter those quoted In the rhlladefpbla market, Well-posted authorities hero state that If Philadelphia yarn sollera nre neeentlng any lower price* thnn those quoted here they are selling tbefr yarn nt a dead I on. In one or two quarters Inquiries nre re ported to have come forward from weav ing mill*, and It 1ms Im*cii Intimated that certain mill* nre getting ready to purckaae additional snpjdle* of yarn. Although the .purchases mode early In the summer were large, the weaving plants have Ik*ou tam ing out an enormous yardage of goods, and yarn agents who have been figuring out the situation claim that It la now about time that some weavers rp-entered the mar ket for additional supplies of ram* materfsl. Knitter* continue to take wotlcrate amount* aa they hare many ordera on hand for spring delivery and are not thorough ly covered oa yarn. Urge spinners of weaving and knitting yarn* are not at all anxious to do Imidnee* ou the present Imsi* it tb»»v claim that they can not see their way clear to dellrerlag yarn* at present price*, when the cost of the cotton which rHcv have on hand Is taken Into oouaidera tlott. The break In cotton yesterday j* Plllshurya. of Mlnnenr.oHr.. had n cable from Moscow, Uuflsln, yo*tonbv, saying: ‘•Winter wheat below t\ avert ye; spring wheat hadl.v damaged by exec •..••he reins. Broomhnir* correspondent In Italy wstl- mates the Wheat cron there nt 1912W.000 liushela, which I* $2.0OQ,0X* bushel* larger thnn last year’* crop. Weekly cable summary of foreign rrups •hows: - Putted Kingdom-Weather fnvora- hie. bat reports Indicate thnt |***r progress was made In harvesting daring the pust week. Supplies are very mull. France- Latest —•" a-oi'*; Igoml. The” cnudttbai of rxi- continue* utij satisfactory nnd the anxiety regarding n failure of # the potato r|pi. Is lmrcuMngJ Hungary—F.nvorablc rnlns have fallen widen are beneficial for the corn crop. The crop has. however, been damaged, but* ralr yield Is expected. Itouiminla—The corn cron thtoryear will be a short one. Itussln —^There arc eontlaoed disappointing (brash- ling returns, but our own advice* are less irregular. The outlook Brown I* getter illy unfavorable. Algerla-Grop outlook dla appointing. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. The following figure* glr# Ike opening ange aud done of the new 3ork coffee Chicago. Sept. 13.—Wheat closed f*@%c lower, corn waa off 5»4?lc, oats A4®%c lower and provision* 2V4©5e higher. The notion of the market was quite dis couraging. I>cspitc a lot of bull news, values have slumped persistently. Liverpool was Ittfftftd higher ami most Europe*u market* were liigher, but the market here bended the other wuy. Low temperatures in Canada ami the crop reported in poor shape, whether cut or uot. Continuous rains have fnlleir. followed by snow nnd wv&n'WLif&sK rafaas at lenst Impnlrml. The tratle has noted, however, the Increase In public el era tor *Wk*, 414,000 bushels transferred to regular elevator l»eforo night, and report* of loosen lug up in country offerings. Corn developed Much .weakliest. Flue weather over the •entire corn bolt nnd chances of frost regarded as remote were the lendlug bear Matures. WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Cloudy weather prevails along the north ern border of the map west of the Grent Lake*, nhd at ft number of station* In the southeast. The high area hti* moved north nnd I* now central hear Pittsburg, whlft The center of lowest pressure I* In Mouth Dakota. Scattered shower* have occurred In the southeast and northwest. The tern* pernturc has risen In Alalsiiiiii, northern Georgia and the northwest. The condition* favor partly cloudy wontb er In thl* section tonight and Mu turd ay. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 benra ending at 8 a. 75th meridian time, Renteni1>er STATIONS ATLANTA DISTRICT. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago grain and provision quotations for today are ns follow*, compared with yesterday’* cio«c: ’Close. <©684.10 6.1M.H 6.15-6.20 6.294.J0 6.304.25 6.306.40 CP-6.40 6.994.86 S. $04.00 ..5.954.9 5.164.90 ..4064.10 6.004.06 t’loeed steady. Bales 17,260 bags. March .. . April .. . 5Iny .. © June ., .. August ., Kcpteinlier Deceml>er Opening Range. . ..6.064,15 ..6.16-6.S ..6.39 6.26 ..6.2)4,39 ..6.394.36 ,.6.9)4.40 . .6.35-6© 40 , .5.90-5.95 ..5.934.00 Mug use*l by yarn buyers a* a further _ ___ _ (MKir argument. Dttt tt U MnlHI to say nia'nd. Kninll orders have’iu^n put through i *hat this „„ »<»$ yarn prices for wlthl* th* past day or so for amounts I many months to come. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, 8TOCK3, BONDS, COFFEE. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carondelet «nd Gravlur St,., New OHmiw. f MEMBERS: . . Ycrt iB1 jsass— 4. 8. BACHE A CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARIUNCTON, PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. DU IliilIKI. , , Opening. Closing. ISSBirr.-.vr.tim W « 111-.AT SRr-» May.... 106*4 Dec.... I May... l nATs- Kept.... 5 Dee.... 5 May.... I Oet Jnu... 15.85 lard- Kept Oct— 9.1214 Jan.... 8.75 IUHK- 8ept ^ .. 8.63V6 .. 8.19 •ft ■ ft mss 103H 104 ft ft 61% 584* 61 . • 8*44 US *444' 63<4 ft 52% 63*t 15.50 11.69 15.62V4 15,65 mi a 15.50 15.«i 15.85 8.55 8.65 8.17H LIVERPOOL GRAIN. IVlinl np©n»rt *.e»i ht(tli©r nml nt 1:30 ui. 1HWT© hlchor. Clowtl 'MJM hlxher. ('urn opfiit'u 14 t»lKh«*r mid af l:3fl |». m. hlxlii r. ('tuanl unrhauoal la >4 lower. LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cb(©,,». «©Pt. l$.-H©B»~R©©-lpt« 18,™- Market ,lflw nt nvernge; liyht 36.15816.6214; mlie.1 {5.6504.60; heave $j.©<(® 6.20; mill I5.40tt5.fl5; pis, 55.50bfl.40; Jork- ©r, r>.B04l'6.6S. Cattle—Receipt* 4,600. Market steady; lH*eve* HftT.99; cow* $1.25®5.5); Texas atfera $3.75®5; calve* $6®8; western cattle $4®6; Stocker* nnd foe<|ers $2.69fto. Sheep—Receipts 7,000. Market steady: na tive* $3.75®5.80; western $3.75®5.85: yearlings $6.50ft6.49; lamb* $667.60; western $5^7.70. THE SUGAR MARKET, refined sugar market was steady nnd i changed. I.ocnl raw sugar was ateady. laondon l*eet sugar market was —* with Keptemher unchanged i \i\ lower nt 9* 10^1. CHICAGO CAR LOTS. and estimated receipts for tomorrow srs i» lollows: Today. Tomnr Wheat 164 167 Print Cloth Values Firm. » large huskies* was reported fa the .....jt cloth market yesterday. The only activity I* on /be wide standard ar.d 39- Inch 6. by 72 Hnihs that run Im» bad ft»r de livery this *fcle of January, on this Imsls the goods «*omm*nd tof» price*. For for- ward delivery regular* are not moving in bulk, but the tmnasetlnus that are rcjmrt* e«| nre «n a ls»*1* of 5V#e. On the narrow (Mills wanted by printers the prices nre slightly »*nsler for delivery Gerund Febru ary and sales art ot moderate fixe. MINING STOCKS. Boston, Kept. 13©—North Bntte 47. Gr**ne- Csnsuetr Butte ronlltlriti 16. Mlchlgnn $14. Mionnon 19‘*. Boston Consolidated TT%, Quincy feu, lbugnaiu Hi- Mill set fraetWu- glly lower. THE METAL MARKET. New York. Kept. 13.-At the metal ex change today tmdliiii was extremely light, nit bough the tone, continued weak. ** Tin safferml a sharp reaetloii, falling 1% for spot nnd Dear-by deliveries on th(> sharp decline lu th*‘ foreign market. t!op|M»r wits unchuageq. . |>a»l and spelter wera neglected. Atmuin. cloudy. . . *('lmttnnooga, clear. Columbus, cloudy. . . Greenville, clear. •qtlcello, Rome, Ho tidy x.Spartanburg, cloudy. . . Tocooa, partly cloudy. . . West Point, cloudy. . . Delayed data. Kept. 12: Gainesville, clear, . . . Griffin, clear Newuan. dear Kuartanlnirg, dear. . . Tnllapnosa, clenr •.Minimum temperatures are for 12 ending H n. in., this date. xReceived too Into to luclud* In district averages. J22L. t©r©*t I, nrtmlttoillr litr*©. IV>n,*in©nttj th© innrk«t will l>© ««lij©©t to vlol©tit lluetuit- tloim. irblrh will furnl©b from tluio to lint© ino*i fnvoraltl© opportunity for tho pur- ©h„© of tho,© rail, of merit ■which n«r© Ii*©ii ,ukJ*ot to thorough lU.ulfl.tUui .nil In llilfll IMHUIIIH. •© «wvn©» •••• •* I sttM'ka to buy for turns on say sharp breaks We would couttnue to sell cotton on bulges for turn*. The long side of the grains Is not attrac tive from onr point of view. The London market for Americans was qnlet In the early trading, but prices gener ally fractionally better. Copper and Smelting Sell Off Sharply In the Eax-ly Trading. RAILWAYS HOLD WELL Declines Extended to Frac tion During the Morn ing Session. in the f'oj per shore* and finally spread into the otic- qimrter* continued tn it denrttorr i\ tht morning.' There w«* no violent downwart plunge, neither did the selling reach great E volume. Trice* declined i through THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. rettaon. Anialgnntau _ . __ hour fell 3 point*. Anaeondn 2H. 8»0Klrerj 6. Ktt'el common 1% nnd Steel preferred IH. These were the stocks In which ftw Kfeqtfat preiMiire centered. Rending, union Tndllc and the other leading railroad* broke ftliarp- ly at time*. The market wn« dtsppflM to take the rlew that thl* week’s <levelqptnent* In tin* cop per Industry poltifcHl'eohvlnelngly to'n gen eral trade reaction being In progress, and thnt the causes liehlnd the follnpoe In the copper market would he felt In greater or less degree by other fhduatrlat companies. Thl* was the reftsonljig particularly tn the case of the Steel ah0096, i!"* « onuium mak- iug it new low record for |M season and the preferred touchlag ognln the low point In August. Now York. Kept. 11-Tho stock market opened Irregular but with price* generally lower. Exceptions were found In Northern Tael Ac, which was up He on the initial quotation and gained Ti In All. Great North-' ern advanced H and Ht. Paul was up H. The Industrial aha re* were weak with a break In Amalgamated extending to IS to 6$H- Ana- eonda receded Ht and Hmcltlar the sane, steel common .wn* down H. but the pre ferred rose U. In the rnllreml II.t tTnlnn Paelfle. which opened at a net loss of H- ...... un* down the same amount. Southern IV Ifi*’ H. Baltimore and Ohio H, and New STOCKS— Anaconda .. .« Atchison do. preferred Amnlgnumted Chopper •• •• •« Baltimore aud Ohio .. .. Chesapeake and Ohio .j .. Uanndlnn Tactile ©. t« ,.f Erie © .. ©r, .. • do. preferred Illinois Central .© .... .© Louisville nnd Nashville .. . Knnnns and Texas do. preferred Mexican Central Norfolk nnd Western . .. Philadelphia and Rending Rock Island Hunt hern Pacific .. .. .. .. Southern Railway do, preferred Ht. Tam Union Pacific United Rtntca Hteel .. .. .. do, preferred .. ©. ©. .. t Wabash I do, preferred York Central H- (’toeing bid* follow: Railway Stocks. Atidilson * Ilaltliuore andohfo Op n 2pm Clo* Canadian Pacific; ‘ Colorado Southern Denver and Rio Grande Erie Mlatmurt Pacific New York Central.. .. .. ...... Pennsylvania Heading ,, { lock Island .. V. ., lock Island preferred.. Ht. Paul.. . 0 \ Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific Wabash * luterhoruugli.Metropolitan Grent Northern Miscellaneous. Amnlgnumted Copper.. .. .. .. American Car ana Foundry,. .. , American Locomotive American Cotton oil v American Smelt Jug and Refining.. do. prof erred Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel nnd Iron.. National Lead.. CtNTNAL STATION. III-. DISTRICT AV[MACES. iarnr I M 19T Aliniitn. . . . Auguatn Charleston. . Galventuu. . . ••Little It.H-k. ••Memphis. . Mobile Montgomery. . New Orlcnn*. ••Oklahoma. . Savannah. . / Ylrkahtirg. . . Wilmington. . . .... . " indicatesliuippreclabls rainfall, tit ^or 2) 6’or 24 h. “ “ a-2 yesterday. f. ours ending f a. m., Remarks. The twmperatnre change* for the post 24 iiiirs are Hiunll, but tlie tendeiiey I* to slightly warmer. SI tower* occurred In all •llfttrlets from which report* were received except Atlanta, New Drleau* nnd Vicks burg, n hrnrv fall l»elng reported fn>m WEATHER FORECAST. Washington, Hept. 13.—Weather conditions and general forecaat: Cool nnd cletfr weather with high prea- attre prevalla all oyer the eastern half of the country. The wentner Is also show ery In the northwest, while the we*t find southwest Is clear, with seasonable temper- Freeslng temper* fun eatern Sloutann and 4% I UNION SAVINGS BANK Qould Building CAPITAL STOCK . . , • 100.000.00 ~jToT "bounce* ~rrr 8*50,000.00 4/0 ^©^|ple•, t),,.. .. .. .. ., .. 7. : 7. 66'* l’r©M©U Hteol Cor ., .. 27ti WbmS..7 .7 j; J tiltwl Htol©, Ht©©l |>r©f©tT©d.. .. .. .. MW Mnt'knr Conipniilo. 63W ' Ir.Inln CnrolInn CheuUcol :u MONEY AND EXCHANGE. ' NVtv York. B©|it. 13.—Jlottpy on ©nil 341H4: tluio I on U. ©nsy; «lxty tiny. 514: nln-ly ilny, ',4. SIX 1 I’natPil 4.86M rut©,: HtfrtliiK fxrlmnc© $4.82H1> .$54604.5545 for ilotimuil mill $4.51600 .8176 for .HtJMloT MIU. I-rtm. uiprntiitKp pnp»r nm'hooKnt. Lninlun Imr »llr©r ©tritilr MM lower at 316-16.1. New York litr .llrer 67’ir. Ui'xlrnn ilollnr, 52%©. BANK STOCKS. Central Bank & Trust Union Savings, Lowry •National. Prices'on ap plication. HILLYER INVESTMENT 00., Bond D,p't. Engliih-Americm Bldg. HAVE A REAL VACATION r \ Th* G.orgian and' Nrwfc N* trouhl* «nd r„d Th, GiorgUn and N,w* *v*ry day whll* away. Sent *v.rywh,r* 45 cent, * month, 10 cant, a wnk. Fh.n* 4928 or write circulation d0pir.ni.nt, to change addr*,,. THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President. C. E. Manuring, Vie* Prt.ldant, Thao. Coeh.u, Jr. C. P. A, Ire. and Tr.itt BRANCHES ATLANTA— Fourth NM't Ban'.c Bids CHICAGO—Mnrquetto Building. 7-H1LADBLI IA—B*l1evu*.Stratford. BAN 1~ ANC1SCO—BeVJ,n Building. NEW TORE—Waldorf-Altorl*. BOSTON—Exchant* Building. WASHINGTON—Colorado Building. NEW ORLEANS—Hannan Building. BALTIMQRE—Fidelity Dttlldlng. _. . , LONDON. ENGLAND—4 King Street. Cheapilde. ATLANTA BRANCH 1015-18 Fourth National Bank Building. 0. B. BID WELL, Resident Manager. Ts/sphons, Main 872. Cable Address, Amdit, N. Y. ntures. Freeslng temperatures sro reported »u?2nn ami tor * *' Northwest giuicrnlly, her will from British The wentner will r$mtfnn<> generally fslr tonight lu the east ami noiith. although oc- <*n*t«iia( local shower* are prolmMe in the Hotithern state*. It will l>e aoiiiewhnt worm- er In the Olili* valley, the lower Inks re gion nmt .th*- middle Atlantic states. ForiH’iiKt till B p. in. Saturday: Virginia—Fair tonight; warmer la ex treme southwest portion; Hsturday fair and warmer In the Interior;, light tiorthen*t to Hoitthenst wind*. * North Carolina—Fair tonight and Hatnr- dny; warmer Saturday In the western por tion; light t«* fresh northeasterly winds. South Usroliun and Georgia—Partly cloudy imther: loral showers t«$tdght or Hatur- lav; light to fresh easterly wind*. Ha»tern h'Jorbln—F*lr tonight; .Saturday shower*: light to fresh easterly winds. Western Florida and Alnlmma—Partly eloudy weather; local showers tonight or Fair tonight and ftaturday; warmer tonight la Interior; light saat to oouthesst winds. Tennessee 5\»lr tonight snd Thursrfsy^ Keiiiueky—Fair ami warmer tonight; Hat- nrdsy Increasing cloudiness. Loulftlnnn- Fslr In northern, showers In *outfiern portion tonight sml Kntnrdny; fr$*sh liorth«'N*ti»rly wind* on the coast. Kan tern Texas— Fair, except shower* on the ciKist tonight and fistnrdnr; frosh north© .easterly wind* on the i-onst, I Western Texas—Oklahoiun. Indian Tcrrl- ■ lory mid Arkansas—Fslr tonight nnd Hntur- d*y. L. H. Fairchild. Eatabllahad 1885. S. J. Whit*© L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY, NEW ORLEANS. Mambtrsi 5 »» fir***** Cotton E,chang*. N,w York Cofft© Exchaag*. ei* 'ork Cotton I.irbnnx©, New Orlntn, Board of Trad*, ew OrtHn* Htock Exrhnnx©. Chlragn Bnoril of Trml©. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. I Prfrat. Wire* to NEW YORK and CHICAGO. Ord.ra aollclted for fntnr. 4a*» «1 on .bora Kxrbanxea B. C. COTHBAN. FRANK HAWKINS, rrftld.nl. Third National Bank Capital .... $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $400,000.00 DU. A. W. CALHOUN. MILTON DAUUAN*. U. AA, A 1 AI.4PU.1, JOSEPH A. M'CORD. 9.. II. NUNNALLT. 1 CABROl.t. PAYNB. B. H. KOSHER. DAVID WOODWARD. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. AUDITORS AND BANK EXAMINERS. Audita, Special Examination*. Coding and 8y,t«matizing. EMPIRE BUILDING. ATLANTA: GA.