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I THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. HtURSDAT, SEl-TEMflRR !», 19CT. 1! Ti STEADIER CABLES Con- Professionals Were spicuous Sellers During Early Session. FORCED A DECLINE Trading Was Slow and Price Changes Narrow at the Decline. NEWS AND GOSSIP of tho Fleecy Staple. Froi lliywirt. \ork. Sept. Bartlett. Frazier ft Liverpool was due l to 2% Opened*steady nt 5 point* “ was utefiny not 0 to Cnrrlugt ... point* higher. HH At 12:16 p. point* net higher. More demand fftr nt 2 iM.iat* higher; middling, 6.7671; •ale* 1,00ft. American 7.3ftO; speculation ntul t,0(W hales, Including Sew York, Sept. 26.—The list responded mther \uwr\y to the steadier cable*. After the call It Improved. The most conspicuous selling nu by professionals, who thought to overcome tn* better caldfif by hammer- Inc price# oh the fallttre of frost:to mate rialise Iti many sections of the cotton belt list night • Liverpool opened 1 point* higher for fu tares and advanced m few points further Immediately after the opening, lost tho In termediate advance and closed steady 3 to 1 point* higher. Spot was 2 points up on »*!<>• of ft.0fo bales, October In New York opened a point lower ■t 10.82. advanced & points and was sell! it 10.90 at 11 a. in. January opened J Mints tatter at 11.16. advanced to 11.17, sell- in* at lLOl nt 11 o'clock. Th# early ad vance was due to tatter early cablet than expected. The decline vr«» In response to the slight weakness In the Liverpool market Ister. Theunarket was very harrow after the first hour. prices slowly sagged In the after noon, the close being steady. 3 to 11 points lower. . Estlaatdd receipts FritUy: •.! T607. 1108. New Orleans SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, steady: middling 8.76 Atlanta, qalet; middling 116-16. New Orleans, firm; middling 11%. modus, quiet; roiauun* charleston, steady; mh Wilmington, stet * Haltlmore, nomlu«., ... Poston, steady; middling 11.80. Philadelphia, steady: middling 12.06, Houston, steady; middling 12c. .Memphis, qalet; middling 12e.. Ht. Louis,, quiet; middling 12c. Norfolk, quiet; middling 11**. TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. Tbs following table shows receipts at the New Orleans. Galveston. .. , Mobile Savannah. . . Charleston. , Wilmington. . 12,887 1 IS * 2.867 1906. shorts nre talng driven In. The strength of the market yesterday was due lo the buying for short account. At the same time the fear of cold weather deters many from selling on these small bulges, on tiny further advance this mop : we favor short sales of the far m«. .is. The fair weather encourages picking and marketing, as shown In the heavily Increasing move* meut. Pressure of October caused disappointing opening oil cotton. Since the coll the uinr- tat |s doing a little tatter on buying by Lchlll nml Shenrson. Norden bid 11.if for 16.two January. Early buyers; Shenrson. Springs, Hnb- bard. Norden. Eltinger, Brown and Ilents. Sellers: .McIntyre. Castles. Freeman. Moore and local traders. tats of cotton for sale. Norden the only support. Price brokers selling. Mitchell. Itlnrdrtii nnd Schaffer selling on reports of warmer weather In west Texas. Washington announces that the next ceil- sji* wHI ]** Issued nt 9 a. m.. New York -tlriie, ou October 2. nnd the agricultural bu reau report, will ta wired the same day at 10 a. iu.. our time. The census report will give cot ten ginned to Septenitar 25 mol ihe bureau report wl*** " crop oii Septenitar 26. 1-ooka like we will have to wait for the stonn signals If advance Is to come. There Is little snap to It. Following are 11 n. n». bids: October 10.81. Jan nary 11.11. March 11.26. New Orleans. Sept. 28.—Hayward. Vick ft Clark; Weather map not complete yet. May be some selling for a scalp, bnt ta- Here firmness of spot holders nnd coming of bullish census * —*“ — **- ket higher during Wonld buy market on all dips. 'Market oversold. Hear* afraid of Southern spot ladders, nnd weather very critical.' Weather map presents a very unsettled mdjtlon. Big cold wave forming In the which Is likely to puss South Edited by Joseph B. Lively. MARKETS Mr. Lively’s twenty-five years’ experience of ed iting markets In Atlanta and the South has made bltn a recognized au thority In his spodnlty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME OF STOCK. Sunday or Monday. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. 8.8ft! 12.622 1.290 12,22ft 1.287 2.870 1,776 V 3» Total 1 82.496 I 1 " INTERIOR RECtie'ftsr The following table shows rocelpts In th» Interior today, compared with the same day last year; EGOS—Xctlve. 22c. LIVE POULTRY—Hens active, 40O42c: chickens (fresh!. 22%C96tv Ducks (Pekin! 9V each; puddle. 26c each. Turkeys active. 16c per pound. DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeya. drawn, active, 2ftc pound; fries active, 20©22tyc lb.: hens, 18c pound; ducks, drawn, fancy. 16c pound. PRODUCE—Lard, 12e pound: bams active, lie pound: shoulders active, 19011c pound; sides active. 11c pound; butter dull. 16012%c pound; taeswnx active, 25c pound; bouey (bright! active. 12%c pound. _ FRUITS—tamons, fancy Messena. 14.50; Swift A Company’s sales of fresh beef lu Atlanta for the week ending Saturday. September 7 average 8.70 per pound. Imnanns. 4e pound: plneappra, Florida stock, none; limes. Florida stock, ,60 per hundred; peanuts In sacks averaging 1W pounds each, owing to grade. 6%BSc pound; cantaloupes active, 91-2B01.6O crate; water melons. 6010c each; Georgia peaches. 81.600 -Potatoes (new), 83.00 barrel. 83.75; cabbage, 2c pound. Houston. , Augusta. . Memphis. 18,494 1.871 1,687 HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. N,w Orlrana. fcept. ?!.—Th* «topplIi)r «f tb, ilrellne awl tfc* rer.nt idniWj bow. me ueciine nun tow rreem iiuoihm, uun- ever small, la certainly due to,..nobody else but the apotnolders. All one hears nows- dsy* In professional converts I l»»n Is bit crop, financial depression and predictions ol l«nd trade. A much further decline Is eon fldently talleved in and acted upon. The financial weak short Interest Is lncrenslnji dally. It must ta admitted that the spol demand for Septenitar has certainly taer. disappointing. On the hther hand, formers did not throw their cotton away, ns was expected. October will ta a much more the spot month, and as soon as producers * “■— will be en- price. To- .. of meeting* Interior to oppose profession si taarlsb designs In the two consumers' tnnrketa—New Orleans nnd Liverpool—and we have no doubt that some good will come from these efforts. This crop has not • hanged to a bumper crop on account of the recent slump Itr prices. Itnd weather can Jet set In to further reduce It, nnd trade I* by no means, n* stated on. the. Itftira menu. There are reports In circulation that •pinners and dry gissls merchants are can celling orders. This does not necessarily mean bad trade, but may merely Indicate flint every bod v believe* In getting It cheap er. Liverpool wan very good nnd futures •bout 4 letter than due up to the time I business started in New York, when most «*f the gain was dropped. Our market open- '*•1 well, hut we have taen forced Into a • r nte of such dependency to the other two market* thnt whatever hull feeling Is left »•• l»een shoved on the long taneb. Pro ducers have a hard fight tafore them which they must fight single-handed., but which by harmonious action In Judiciously tnar- tatlng their crop they can win. bear of the fanner has stopped the decline In the J**t few days, and is bolding Iwar pressure In check right now. The weather map pro- •euts unsettled conditions. Showers are probable generally In the talt. and a cold wave U forming In the west. It being no tice day here, there Is no special effort trading. We have heard of no notices •o far. • • • New York. Kent. 2ft.-Bartlett. Frnxler A 1 •rrington: The Liverpool market gnve marked encouragement to the hulls,, for Prices came several points higher than nue. Some pressure after the opening here fought decline* from the «*rly advance. The selling was attributed t<* report# of warmer weather this morning In the belt, 'he early advance put Octotar to Jft.87. De-, •ember to 11.08 nnd January 11.19. Rocllne* ntHt- amounted to nlmut 10 points, 'ery lit tle outside business was apparent. The w>nther map presented a very unsettled • or .iuion. with n big cold wave forming In ’ho northwest, with likelihood of passing fc'uth |,y Sunday or Monday. There wen* t';i M M‘ts of firmness In the spot mnrkcta. The situation seems to ta narrowing dawn a contest between the farmer nnd •Pinner, with the weather as n side Issue. The question that present# ttself: tan th** farmer held his cotton against the ■’nngency of the moner market and the indifference of the spinning Interests at the present time* I.J 607*: bend. 7fa7%c. according to the grade. CHEEBE— Fttacjr full cream 16%c; Georgia cane syrup. 37c gallon; salt. 100 pounds. 60c*. axle grease. 81.78; sodn crackers, 6%c pound; lemon. 8e; oyster, 7c; barrel randy, per pound, 6%c; mixed, per 8 pounds. •*{*?; toma toes. 2 pounds. 12.00 rase: 8 pounds, $2.26; navy l»enns. 12.15; Lima »»enus. 6V*c: tasti matches t»er gross, 11.68; macaroni. GVs&iC pound; sardines, mustard. S3.28 case. BUG All—Standard granulated 6.20; New York reflnnl. 4.80; pluntntlan. 6c. • COFFEE-Roosted. Arbnckles. 118.00; hulk to bag* and barrels,.12e; green. 111119c. .. I 8hredded biscuit. $8.00 rsse; No. 2. rolled| lug powder,' 96.00 rase: red salmon. F».O0 case; pink salmon. U.25 rase; cocos. 40c; chocolate. 33«: snuff, J-pound Jara.,48c; roast Iwef. 82.00 cose; syrup (New Orleans), 85e gnlion; corn. 30c nllotl; Cuba potash. 83.25 W3.80 rase; peanuts. 8c: rope. 4-ply cotto.u, Ike; soap, 81,6004.00 case. FLOUR AND GRAIN. Ff.OUR—Highest pufent. 86.W: tast pat- cut. 85.60; standard patent. $5.00: half pat ent. 14.85; spring when! patent. $6.20. TORN—No. 2 white 83c; choice white, S8c; No. 2 yellow. 82c; mixed. 81c; cracked coru per bushel. 85c. CHICKEN FEED—FI Punln chick feed. 12.00: ».v..« iw OATS—No. 2 white. C8o; No. 3 mixed. 66c; Golden onts, 65c; white clipped. 70c; fancy “ “tc. . per M-pound sacks, 80c: 48- pound sacks. 82c; plain. 21-pound sacks, 83c- germ, 81-80. ••*** "”“jothy. ebolcc ' *• ■mall hales, „ 2 one-third tales, !0; choice prnine, si.00; Bermuda. 81.00. IIORT6—Choice white, 91.70; fancy. $1.95; 826,80; No. 2 pc? ton, $24.00; bulls per ton, $13.60. PROV18I0N8—Supreme bams. 18c: tab lea. 20626 pounds average. 104: fat tacks. I.Mi Bspram. I«rd. 10Ji Pnr.tj; compoimd. i. Cnl forn * ham., 10c: <1r, anlt rlb>, o.a. SAGGING AND TIES. BAGGING—1% Ih.. IMr; < II... 11c; :>i lb.. I1H: rc roll«l (wcond band). *ltc. TIBS—Now Si. 10 ii.inrii. .ccood hand 11.06. HARDWARE. WBI.t. BUCKETS—S1.M doion. HOPE—Manila. ll!ic; Scsol. lie; oottoa, toond. Inrman, 95c: Ferguson, TUBS—Palntad. U.S0: cedar. »5. mminjlit: hnIS ken, J176: U ken. <1.66; Dupont and RannT amokeleaa, half ken <11.35; It ken *3.73; 1 11., cnnlitera, II, leka IS per rent. -Trolmlorf amokelna pow der. 1-lb. rani. II. SHOVELS—Id lo 111 ;-r dozen. CARDS—Cotton. 34.75 per dozen. PLOW BLADES—5c per pound. IRQK-ate per pouud bnze; Swede, 444c pound.■ - - - ' * AXER—*7 per dozen base cat M k ‘rtHOE i tt*IIorse, 84.2804.76 keg # ; mule shoes, ^BIM’KETB—Paint. 81.70 dozen; whltft ce- Aui. ice Securities. . . Atn. htigur Befiuery, . . . American Smelting. . . . Ain. Locomtlvg. t. ., . . do. preferred. , • . . . Am. Car Foundry American Cotton Oil. . . . Anaconda . Afchlsott .... do. nreferfed. .... Aflsnttv.C. Lin# Brooklyn Rapid T. Baltfmore N tihlo (’hostipeake A Ohio . . . ( ansduiti Pacific Chicago at: Alton Consciidnted Gnu Central taalher. .... v _ do. preferred. ..... Colord«k» Fuel ft 1*ck». . Com Produce. . . . (dorsdo Southern Delaware & Hudson. . .' . Denver ft Jfln Granite. . . Distillers* Securities. . . . Erie. ^ do. preferred General Electric Great Western fir.* nf . ^ r ’tarn Pfd. . . . Illinois Central .. ,,u . |W«rri VII. • . . Knnu. /i Texnz. ... Total .lock nelcTToiliy^iil.ooO^barczT 1 r. 63 > ■fcSlr O X 3 251 f fi 1 1 37” 37*1 32% 32 32 wis m *744! 46% 92 if* ft 45%j 91% 164% l is" 161*4 10444 H 1 88 714* ■ 71V 7144 jiii 24** 34” 2l” 24*1 64 54 64 54 , i M .1 sP 137 1.77 I jiii 3544 Siji *'i! mi NAME OF STOCK. OdUMS A U’Adh »»K4. . t.ouiHrllle k .NashvRlo. Missouri Pacific. . . . Mexicsu Central. . • . New York C’eutral. . . Northwestern. . . . . NatlonoI Lead Nortoik Sc Western. , . Northern Pacific. . . . Ontario & Western. . . Peuusxlvuulu. , , , • . Pacific Mull People’s • ins Co. . . . Pressed oteel Car. . . Kottdfug. . . . : . . . bock island. , . . . . ilo. preferred. . . . Republic lion k Steel. do. preferred. . . Koutheru I’aclfie. . . . tSoutharm Ball way. .. do. preferred. . .'. St. Paul JVMi. Coal ft Iron. , -. IMS* Pftdlfic, Uuiou Pacific. . • . • . U. S. lumber do. preferred. . . . U- K Steel. ...... do. preferred. . . . Western Union Wabash do. preferred. . . . Wisconsin Central. • . do. preferred. . . . TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street. general Improvenit* Vick Sc Clark.) Northern Pacific NEW YORK. owing Is the rnr tnrra In New York today: Sept.. . Oet. . . Nov., . Dec.. . Jan.. . Feb.. .. March. ft* %s iu.iiio.rt sed steady. a |£0 | 10.74 110.83-84 M.81-82:10.82-93 10,93-84 11.03-04 11.04-06,11.12-13 11.10-12/1 J. 17*18 11.17-IH 11.23-24 11.21-23 11.27-29 11.27-2811.33-84 LIVERPOOL. Opening] Range- tJft Oct.-.Nov.... 6.09 -6.1*1 Nov.-Dee..., fi.Q6HA.06 Dec.-Jsii.... fi.03 -6.04 603 4.84 Feb.-Mar.,.. 4.65 4,0446 Manh-Apr.. 6.06 4.06H Aurll-Mny... 6.<M 4.06H Msy-Jnue... fi.Ofi -6.07 ‘ Closed steaiiy. rT " Previous Close. Close. 6.28 6.23 ifiiH fi.(«H ft.'H ft.08 «.-M 6.0.1 6.04H fi.02H 6.WH 6.04 6.03 6.88 6.06 6.03 6.99 •.ft* 6.04 6.00 an iw NEW ORLEANS. The following I* the range In cotton fo tnre* lu New Oflenn* today: li i i II 13 If' Get!” .*! .iii.'idiujifio.wliowliolwii Dim* 11.16 11.15 10.96 11.00 I1.06j« It 18 11.2011.02 I1.0«|)1.04-4ft Feb { .....jll.M March. . . 118.33(11.33 ll.2Jlll.26 11.19-21 April. . . ' 11.21 3*y. . . .111.50JI1.5OI 1.35,1 l.X*11.8ft-32 ll.W-08 11.04 11.12-13 11.16-17 11.16 11.32-33 11.34 11.46-47 CIommI bandy sternly. NOTES OX GRAIN Pointers ou Provisions. hree hoopfe. $4,28 m^mSKt tair’Austln crack Hpedal to .The Georgian. {From Haywani. Vb-k ft Clark.! Chicago, Kept. 26.—Bartlett. Fraxler ft C’nr- rlngtou: There was an excellent demand export and domestic demand. We ran ace nothing In sight to change our opinion ou wheat values. ... Heavy frosts occurred last night m In diana and Ohio. The demand for cash corn was never better, and receipts must continue for some time nt present volume lu order to see any material decllue lu cash prices. Receipt* of onts slightly under the esti mates. Demsud still continues good. There Is no questlou alnuit the demand for wheat. We are having a good milling demand trotu the Ohio valley, ntul the could hare l»een obtained for prompt' load ing. Do not fight this export demaud. Wheat will sell higher.- handsome premium over Mag efihi. This Is unnatural. May eoru should uo to n pre mium over tho cosh coru. Believe lii^a purchase of coru. Receipts of oats seem to he dropping off, the demand continues go<wl and talfcve onts nre a purchase. The Chicago ReronMtemlds “Everybody Is after onr bard winter wheat,” said If. fine bids and we nre selling freely to lute- .■cars available, buslarss being greatly hampered by car scarcity Just now. The Kansas corn crop has suffered big loss this year, some of It store the Hentrmtar gov ernment report came out. We will raise about two-thirds at much eoru lu Kansas this year ns we did last. Most of the big corn counties prodticed poorly and sotnei of the light counties did *Tsry well. Rains were quite spotted. ’ take Michigan Is getting the hulk of thq grain shipping business at present. ArrlJ Ivsls at Duluth nre so light nml the wheal E fc^ed at such good profits thnfl ■ grain prefer to hold It foil I higher prices. The advances In Winnipeg since the rocent frost damage to the Cana dian spring wheat crop have shut off ship ments materially from the Canadian ports. Duluth to Buffalo yesterday was l%o ou wheat, or the same as from Chicago. As a rule, the take .superior grain rate la atant He higher thsnfrom Chicago. Bates here | corn from front the Cmcago river, i nariera were lor 410,000 bushels of wheat and 600,000 bushels of corn- The Loudon Statist has made a slight re vision of Its estimates of August 10 regard ing the wheat requirement* of the world’s Importing countries, hut leaves the quantity available from exporting countries as ta fore. The revised showing wakes the nnan- NEWS WAS BEARISH AT THE Wheat Opened Off But Re covered on Strength in Corn. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No. 2 red winter 103H Corn—No. 2 61H©«2 Outs—No, 2 '...«H exporting countries 4St,Ow.OOO bushels, or a deficit of 96.000,000 bushels. The revision was due to a better out-turn than expected In Italy. The world’s wheat shipments were: tast^ Previous tast American Russian . DanuMao India .... Argentine Australian Austrln-IIunary 1,480,000 248.000 620.000 ! Mm Chlle-N. Africa 250,000 ... Week. Year. 6,688.000 4.184.000 4.&24.000 8.620.008 1,392.000 2,886,000 132.000 1,976,000 •64.000 472,000 42L000 686,000 368.00) 166.000 ....... 192,600 216,000 119.000 Chicago; Sept. 26.—Wheat closed S-803-4C higher; coin .wan l»4c lower to l-8o higher; oat* were l*2f0r*-8c better, anil provision* were 2 1-2®20c lower. The market suffered a weak turn early, hut later showed a steady tone, although trade was small. The predic tion* of rain In the northwest, like ly to delay threshing that would have been quite general by next week, were a bullish feature. The condition of the corn market wax about unchanged easy. In oats the buying of one house drove many shorts to cover. Provision* were easier, particularly for January, which was on sale by packer*. , CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chlrago grain ana provision quotation* for today are as follows, compared with vest onlay’s close: kept Dec..;, May COHN Hop: — Us 62*4 63 Kl V s Bcpta.T* m KH .Ita-.... 51*4 824s May...., 534 64 oct.. Jan... I5.22H 15.35 i.aicd- Bept.. Oct... 0.12H 9.12H Jan... 8.70 S.72H R IBS- Kept.,. 8.90 8.80 Oct... 8.32H I-32H Jan..., 7.96 7.97H KH .3% «H Si; 8.15^ 8.15 7.82H 96H 100U loss gft 82 . St WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITION*. The northwestern high area has moved ciiHiwnrtf end now covers most of the states east of the Rookies, .with Its center In the Ohio.valley. Its advance has caused u gen- ernl fall In temperature over Ih** eastern half of the map except on the east gulf const. In the middle and north Atlantic states nml In, the lower Mississippi viflloy It Is 1ft lo 18 degrees colder than nt the same hour Wednesday. An area of lower pres sure covers the southern Kooky Mountain district, and Is causing eofaewist warmer Minnesota, i falling at h Rain was falling at Kansas City this tuorn lug. Cloudiness prevails on the gulf coast and In the southeast. The conditions favor fair weather In this vicinity tonight and Friday, with rising temperature during Frldsy. C0T7ON REGHoTTBULLETIN. For the 24 hour* ending at 6 s. in.. T8tk meridian time. Bentemtar 26. 1907. preferred S lower, about the only prohilmmt exception. Copper metal stronger and 15s above yes terday's final for spot. The Price Current this morning doubts whether frrat has done damage, the week hnrliif Iteen favorable for maturing, nnd cutting reported In some localities. The market Is almost entirely lu the hands of professionals. Borne tainted liquidation In tractions. Hevornl ktatements for July, is such! this morning, show some lu * In net returns. A steadying up live list expected today, - Bank of Euglaud shows slight falling off In reserves. Coalers should be the first to show Im provement. Copper strong on rumor that dividend will ta declared. Traders are Inclined to play the short thnt nearly all of ths traders nre short of the stock. Howard tapsley hns taen selling Union Pacific for the last few days nnd Is again n seller today. Hutton la selling Ht. Fnni. Perhaps the orders tath cotua from tho same source. Tho market tas no buying 1 lower In It. Towu Topl__. th* New Iisven Mtock Issue has brought about the mos 1 * ' parent In some confined to the very high-class Investment securities, nnd hns not taen lu very large volume, still It emphasizes the nneaslness felt In certain quarters In the street, snd makes the bear position thnt much stronger. The short Interest la still large, snd manip ulation may be used to force the market some higher, but there are so many d!s- | d the situation that we long of the railroad take profits on all the bulges nnd nwnlt n decided reaction before buying again. As for the Industrial section, we eon- concerting features I still believe those tlmie ns tanrlsh at ever tn the belief thnt the business reaction Will prove greater than has l»eeu anticipated, while thei ■till room for a good deal of llquldatlc this department. The Htnndard Oil nroi tlon la a most Important factor, white the Copper and Htcel sltuqtlons are #0ch as to make bear* confident that, whenever sup _withdrawn. It will be a com para lay matter to bring about a sharp , .1 the Isaacs most concerned. There Is practically no demand for stock from the ontslde. and tho selling on the rallies has come largely from Important Interests, so that we feel assured that the next general market swing will ta downward. “We tee no Inducement to buy cotton s yet, and would still sell for turn mtton. “Wheat may ta bought for small profits ti hrraks. ••The London early market for Americans Is quiet, but generally lower. Dank of Englind rate of discount unchanged.” MINING STOCKS. Hotton. Hepf. 96.—Opening stocks; New Haven 140019: Popper Range 58%: Calumet* Arlrotin 111; Wolverine 120; Quincy 82: Shan non 10H: Boston nnd Maine 143; Greene- Cananea 9H- nnd naked price on Georgia Hallway and Electric Company today: % BI«1 76; asked 86: isiiin. cloudy. 1 . . . . ‘('hrtttanoogn, p. cloudy. .. sColumbus. . Gnlucsvllle, cloudy. . xGrceiivIlle. dear. . . . Griffin, cloudy. . . . •Macon, p. cloudy. . . Moniicello, dear. . . Home, dear xHpartatihurg. cloudy. Tooron, cloudy. West Point, cloudy. ■•AilnlruunTTcmBB perature* are coding H a. m.. tbit date. i5nr NAVAL STORES. HKm; oalra, 2.468; receipts. 2,980; window glass. 85.96; water-white. 9.706lfK80; hours itttcflvoU late; not Included In averages. CiKTKAL STATiOK. Augusta. . . Charleston. Galveston. . Little Hock. Memphis. . Mobile. . . . Montgomery, New Orleans Oklahoma. . 9 0744 Hnvminnh. . o 10 Vb ksburg. . *:* T. ludlcatt AOW.OOO 11^*7.000 Tbe world', corn .blpmcnt. were: Ult I'rrrloUi IVn'k. Wwk. American MZ.000 750,000 Rn.ilan 730.000 741,000 100.000 Danul.lan ” 700.000 1.070,00ft 100.000 Argentine 1.777.010 1.747.000 7.707.000 L*«t 1S!m Total, ....4,017.000 3^34.000 3,404.000 DEMAND FOR OCTOBER COTTON 8HIPMENT IS ENCOURAGING. New Orlnn, Sept. M.—Th, TlmM lmmo- crat: "H.m«nil for artnnl rottou for B*p- tcinlH-r tblpm-nt la not naarlj ao atrrnnona 1 antlctpntcl, tbonib th* Inquiry for Octo- •r delivery fa more cnconriftnir. ronac- SHOT-77.il aack. FISH. wl; ananper. nutiiiu, n«™,. "> r;» -J”* 2,1,1® nompnno. 20c pound: mackerel. !2H<* pound; mixed flih. 6c 9«»ud: fresh water trout, kc. > HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, 8T0CK8, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carondelet *nd Gravler Sts^ New Orleanf. MEMBERS: , , Baruansr B SffiS 1 ** lioc,rnu'Co?^ n as A^wlat. Member..Mrcrpon! Cotton A» a N'ctr York and Cblcafo Caiiaa*andtnfa. J. 8. SACHE * CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARRIN4T0N, PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS. tlon by room traders, some covering by short *m liter* and an enhancement lu the I values of the local contract by reason of the narrowing of the differences mi th«| grades stave middling. On the wholes Ike rings ere probably lees pessimistic than they bare been recently. In spite of tbe ab sence of anything approaching reel hope for a successful bull campaign ao togf as existing conditions continues. While there Ik still some distressed freight room for Mediterranean ports at Galveston at 4c per hundredweight less than the New Orleans rnte, nn active Vxport movement Is report] parity snonm STOW innn iBWTr. This condition Is doe to the fact that nt the top of tbe market Savannah sold hear- By at prices as much as a full «iMit under the Texas tasls at that time, air of which was predicated upon ths belief that Gsor- fiCrvaiir^ "raSr^d'siyCte •fi Clark. LIVERPOOL GRAIN. B’lirot npanrd kUH Inirar nud at 1:70 p. ui. % lower. I'lnaed »ili!i lower. Corn ,ipene,l '4 higher nml at IS) p. m. % higher. < lo«ed UflS higher. CHICAGO CAR LOTS. ' Tha receipt, of grain In ear tola toda, ■ ml eatluiated receipt, for. tomerrurr are 11 ! “ llow,! , Today. Tomor. Wheal IJJ lg ( or... .. 710 537 Onta 313 174. llog. bead 14.000 New York rommer.d-'i llonaea In thla market handling all line, of dry gnmta are In excellent zhape ao far aa foil hualneaa honked la eeneemrd. The altuathm 1n the cotton yar» market la being dlacnaaed with much Intereat by .raemliera of the trade who are In many cnaea at a loaa to under- aland why yarn prteea are being alaughter- the market and taught large quantities of cotton yarn, and that thla served to push prices up to an abnormal level. It would seem the light money and difficulty In carrying the yarns that arose so that the holder* were compellcil to realise the steady dumping of these holdings on the market would nnitnubtedly b* Tor the eplunlng mill, ta mnalgii their yarn, to watt known bouaea in'tbe trade here ami not .ell them nntrtght. In thla way aome control would he maintained nn the market ami the pre.- ent demoralized condition would nol occur. Print Cloth, Steady. . The general market for print (India la atendy. alihongh »|Kir aalea are reported »f 30-lnea 07x77a at » l ie. deHrertea to Inrgta after the drat of the year at 7e. I’rleea en wide rmatara are ■ being acallaWe at ,c. — ■re reported at 4V, While rejajpn, are a ill In demand at 3t(c. ' DISTRICT AtlRiatS Mh. 7 W 70 , li TW* icatvs Inappreclabiu rainfall tl> For lulnimum temiH>ratnrcs belli„ MI. J9 lower as n rule. Mght rain fell along tbn Atlnutle and gulf eonsts. Elsewhere fair weather prevailed, J. IL MAKBURY. Section Director. WEATHER FORECAST. Washington. Kept. 26.—Weather forecast and condition*. Cool weather continue* from the Missis sippi valley eastward, with temperature* ranging from I to 16 degree* below (be sen- soual average, aud frost was general In the upper lake region. tb«‘ upper Ohio valley, the middle Atlantic .state*, aud the moun tain district* as far south as North Caro lina. The frosts, however, were mostly light, except In the upper region. In tbe west temperature* are somewhat higher except In Nerada aud Utah, where ther was n dected full. There was uo precipitation of consequence except a heavy thunder storm at Tampa, Front la protabte'tonlgbt lu the middle Atlantic states, tbe eastern lower lake re- ;lon. New' England ami tbe eastern moun tain districts. Temperatures will rise on Friday. Forecast till 8 p. m. Frida/: Virginia— Fair tonight; probably freat In western portion; Friday fair and nllgbtly warmer; light north to northeast wind*. North Carolina—Fair tonight and Friday; warmer Friday In the Interior; light to fresh northeasterly winds. fresh ttarffoaMRI „ Georgia—Fair lu uorthern; showers to night *»r Friday In southern portion; warm- er^ FrMajMu the Interior; light northeast- Eastern ’Florida—Partly cloudy; showers tonight or Friday; variable winds. Western Florida—Partly cloudy; protably showers tonight or Friday; tight northeast erly wind*. Alntaiaa—Partly Hourly In the Interior; showers near the roast tonight or Friday: I warmer tonight In the northern and went-. esrn portion; warmer Friday In tbe lute- r; light — 1 aftfggpMtuai THE COFFEE MARKET. Th. following lljf'jre. sir. th, rane, and cloa. of tho N.tc Vork cotroa market for today: • ‘ ~ < Oponlnr . • Range: Close. 9.0OM 6.0B-6. January .. .. February March April May June July August September .. .. Octotar .. November .. Decemtar .. .. Closed quiet. 1 064.15 18-6.20 6.20*9) A.1MM 6.9*40 .. ..6.9*45 8’9*90 6.85*90 5.164.96 6.604.06 Bales 16,700 bags. ■UftfUft 6.10*16 1.1ft* 20 6.20*28 6.2ft* 88 6.26*80 6 -»0.» 6.9*48 8.86*91 6.854.90 6.90*96 6.00*06 THE SUGAR MARKET. N.w York. h-pl. 75.—Tho domnllo re- flnnl imtar mnrkat wa. amdy. Ixx-.-.l raw aufara atndy. Izmdon br.t atwar mnrk.t wax .tra.ly; K-iiloiulwr and OriolM-r chancnl at to, and ta 1014.1, rrapactlrely. THE METAL MARKET. N.w fork, 8-pt. 37.—At tha matal rhai.xo lodny, oxtrom. dullnraa prernllMl with a h-avy ton. In tin. which foil ».c for a|Hit nnd nnr-hy d.llrrrlca. t'nupor and l-a.l were “ ■pcllcr gained 5 point,. LIVE STOCK MARKET. rhlcayo. Ropt. 77.—Ifoya—Roealpta 1,000. Market Sr hi alter; llcht K 1005.7*4; inlx-d Ca (tie—Receipt * 8,000. Market vtegdy; bMrves J4.19B7J6; cow» IL2K16.40; Texas steers fl706ri»; calves 8608; western cattle 84B6.28; stork era and feeders 82.6005. Bheep-RiHvIpt* 16,000. Market steady; na tives 8805-40; western r - 08.9; lambs 84.7607.61 aw.—■ rw.. tonight j warmer tn the western portion; Friday fair nnd warmer. taulalatia—Showers lu southern, fair In northern poritou: warmer tonight and Frt- day; fresh northeasterly winds on the ern Texas—Fair except showers on oast night nnd Fridnjr; warmer to night In northern portion; fresh northeast- trtv winds on ths roast. Western Texas— Hbowera In northern, fair In Noufhern portion tonight and Friday. Oklahoma and Indian Territory—Fair and Hbowera, and warmer tonight and IN STOCKS TRIVIAL Majority Were Declines Ex tending to One Quarter Per Cent. ADVANCES WERE FEW Trend Was Downward Early—Trading Again Was Extremely Dull. New York. Bept. 26.—The 'stock market Induced Mulin' nodling of Union I . . further talk of the reaction in the Nt*-f burin*** talng nwfr* werlon* than the trad has admitted, inn/ ta responsible for th heaviness In steel. The I till Hocks wei the two weakest features in the seemi' hour, and afterwards the whole list bo cam* very weak and more active. Bom disappointment wa* felt that the Ban of England had not gotten Into position ye to lower It* discount rate. Money rat*- for tath call and time fund* remained un chan red. New York, Bept. 26.—Opening changes li th* stock market were trivial, not In* H to U. The majority W at .Northern preferred. Bt, ft'ittm Ohio r “ " rtevline Great more' Ing H- The Hteel stocks and lnteriH>rough ronuunti opened Vt lower. Bending started •,i higher nnd Anaconda and Northern Pa cific gained H- .Southern Pacific. 1'nlon Pacific, Popper nml Smelting were unchang- il. The market was extremely dull. , (.'losing IdiD follow: Railway Stocks. ' * Atchison 98 t h Baltimore and Ohio .. .. ,. .. W T » (’ansdlan Pacific 164'* Chicago aud Northwestern 144\ Colorado Southern .. ■*- Denver and lllo Grande Illinois Central I^iutsrllle nn«l Nashville *•> »* • WS - v 111 In 1 ,# a Pennsylvania ., .. .. Reading ltoek IriniMl .. ... i. .. do. preferred a.106\ ..119;* a. M'S ..n« UmoA hdw . VHHP Wisconsin Central InterlNirn-Metropolltnn .. .. do. nreferrwl .. „ ... .. .. Great Nortbem .. 1 Miscellaneous. Amalgamated Copper.. </.. .. .. .. American car and Foundry.. ... «. ,« American l^momotlve American Tobacco American Cotton Oil .. American Binelttng and Refining.. .. American Htueltlng and Refining pfd., Brooklyn Rapid Tranilt Colorado Fuel nml Iron .. National Biscuit National Lend People’s Gn* SIo** Sheffield Hteel ♦. .. Sugar.. Tutted State* Hteel.. Fnlted State* Hteel preferred.. .. Western Union .. , Mackny Compnuy .. .. .. , Marker Company preferred.. .. . Ylrglnla-Carollua Chemical M ::g .v MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, Sept. 71.—Money on nil, 3 1-4 to 4 per cent; time loan, un changed. Posted rates: Kterllnir exchanKe, 74.7J4f4.55 1-7. with nctunl huslnc.a In bafikere’ bills at $4.8545«4.8570 for de mand and at 74.33 for C0-day bill,. Prime mercantile paper unchanged. London bar allver steady at 31 1-ld. New York bar allver. 77 J-«c. Mexican dollar,, 54 l-4c. THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. STOCKS— Atnalnratted Copper trbiion .. .. do, preferred neltlauire .ltd Ohio do. preferred Cbreaprekr sail Ohio Chines nnd <:r.-nt Wnt.ra., Canadian I-arlflr Denver ond Ulo brand. .. .. do, preferred • Eri V«rai preferred V. 7. % second prtferrad .. .. Uluots Central .. .. Kansas and Texas .» .. ■ , preferred .. vllle ami Nash villa .. .. Mexican Central do. preferred .. •• .. Norfolk and Western .. .. Northern Pacific .. New York Central Ontario skit Western Pennsylvania Philadelphia and Heading .. do. flrat preferred .. .. .. do, second preferred .. .. Rock Island Southern Hallway .* do, preferred .„ .. .. Southern Pacific Bt. Paw .. Union Pacific .. .. .. United Btntes Bteel do, preftrred .. .. Wabash do, preferred 20's I iWiluttiiiu'i I 311;":: imUimC ina-i ! ::::: itm::::: i .....! 71V*]..... i .....fl30% l'«\ V*S \<4\ w\i 12*4 !!!.*! • f»6 94'i . iou. 79% i: 4 64 9|6 88 _ 19V4 1204 120* : 130'v 130% 130»* 4% | UNION SAVINGS BANK Gould Building CAPITAL STOCK . . . SI 00,000.00 -TT7-I RESOURCIS 4% $280,000.00 4 O ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA C. E. CURRIER, President. H. T. INMAN, VIcc-PretldsnL GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashlsr. JAMES S. FLOYD, AinKtxnt Chirr. Capital * $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $650,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. rlor: light northeasterly winds. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS AND BANK EXAMI< Audit*. Special Examination*. Co,ting and Syitematiz EMPIRE BUILDING. 4K EX AMI 81 ematiring. j 47A, GA. /