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m ENGLISH WAS VERY STRONG Wet Weather Is Reported From the Western Cofc- ton Belt. rain is moving east Cold Weather Predicted to Follow—Caused Sharp Advance in Cotton. ww Vork. Ort/ESSr the InOueiieoof .wMedlr »iri !i>! raid*. troui Ltverpunl. the market .V*l «r|... It er.l.t the .ireniith itin i-.jert hr the hnsllni market u'U Ih'e til ituitil ntTcrlap (mm the Snutli I U bihn| buying h.< JUNtff- U kl»'i W"« fntimet ml that *» a m eer at l i ver liter* wan CttWl'terujtif •ntiuwwt nil |li“ weather «'itl''ll flam eil ritlrta lit •IViar. anil which tin5 he fellnutst by loir tVmm alurrt. Themwaafemepuniurefrom tlte h-arp, a lei thin clnekOd th* ailruueo lu January aiualei Ur- Htmnz etoaltiz Liverpool eat.lea, where ftitlire" cloaeil 6In 0 iH-lnta hlxhor. remirta I.f wet weather lu the weateru holt. tore, eaala for ralu In (he eaatoru tielt. to be t..Unwed he n eolrl wave. iHtoated eottnu Pride,- ninrnlu*. lulllal itrleea elmwlax ftl- vaiteca at 8 to M pnliite. A allzlit dm-llne oectirred Iniinwllntety otter the openlttz. hut it wm tiulrklv rreovnred. Tlu* market cun! «ff ullrttlf In (be after- noon from top prlvf#, the. chum being sternly net 4 to 14 p«l«U Jitffbfr, Mnvem-’iit Into ilpt; BSTT"i»)«. mod. Orerlait'l. week...... Miter kept. 1... Into alullt. week.... Sluei! Wept. 1.. Him. roiianmptlmi.. NEWS AND UOSGIP uf th* liloecy Staple. ttpoelal ta The Ucurgtau. ' >'* (Prom Hayward, Vick & Clark.) New York, Oct. i.-J* B. Bache »v (*o.: Liverpool cables were «lu«* um-liaiiged In 1 point higher. opened uulot but My at 3 Pnlpts tl(H>||ue. At i2:R> p. ill., wail steady •ft %4*1 higher on near ami 1%©3 Mw* lower on <fiKtunt |MialtlotiH. Imter cable* re- uortutl ait ml value of J'A imlitu nvvr I3;ti prleog. Pnlr lunduca* dnlug In snots uc I point lower; uihhlllng tiplnmi 6,w*l; valet MOO; American 5.MX); *|H*iilatl"u nm| export T.OO; Imports 4.000 bales, nil Auierleau. Total of cotton ginned |o firptemhe. _ ).560,977 |x abort n by the completed rcjwrl of October 2, Including the tnlxidug We have (lie following from I ‘•Crop nccoimta from India are unfavorable, lu cniiscqiieiiee of the xlrengtb of South ern markets eompnred with the price of fu turp hedges. I>cnrs are selling to denresi tho market. We have a favorable opiubm of market. Trade largely uttcovurml. Market nervous over strength In Llver- IHHil where cables say spinners pry buylm and fears (bat a drop In tempernlurex mu: follow the heavy rain In the westeri xtates. Would not l»c xurprlned to see i further footle rule advance, (Hit will require n frost or n r«mm1 buying movemeut by spin uers to liobl It. General buying, led hv some of the recent sellers, causing this adviiiiee. I.»M>ks good for s<|10 points more, ns many wires com ing lu saying guide lx being materially low ered. Would not follow It for the pres ent. Tiie cotton goods situation shows that while yarns lire easier and lower, the shrinkage In demand «r In price Is not so great ns has Itsen represented; that certain lines of light cloths remain In nettve de mand. but Hint heavy brown and. gray f roods ate lent sought after and prices In layers' favor, nnd (hat there Is practically nothing doing for export. Considerable re-selling by Jobbers In reported, which works against the first-hand sobers. Tho general tone of replies la rither moro firf«r- able than- fwceot bearish literature would indicate. New Orleans. Oct. 4.—Hayward. Vick it Clark; Market opened about 19 points up; considerable selling; may go off a little, but market lookn a purchase to me on nil dips; farmers not so roall)’ beaten o* New York and Liverpool thought, and weather VlverppoJ rabies; “Looks like ba lu coiMHg|ucnee of snluuers* buying.” Myerpool now 4tio «P. Had weather «pd Edited by Joseph B. Lively.’ j MARKETS 5!r. Lively's twenty-live years' experUur* oYifde- Irlag markets (o AtluuU and the South {ins mad* him n recognised nu* ihorlty In his specialty, ,7501 9.2W j scarcity of uffersT ,515] 29,076 j ini ~~W»ckly lulrrlor movement tlecelpts . Shipments Stocks ... Estimated receipts Saturday: 1907. 1907. M tm. I i>«. 20D.7« fsH/ST OMHI New Orleans.., 1090 to 3.000 (fSlveston Houston J9M. MU 3.000 to 5.000 17.473 6,51X1 to 7,000 H — SPOT COTTON MARKET. Savannah, quiet; middling UH- Augusta, steady; middling 115-16. Mobile, Arm; middling 11*4. charleston, nominal; middling 11*4. Wilmington, steady; middling 11X4. Tlsltlmore. nominal; middling 11%. Boston, quiet; middling 11.G5. rhlladclphln. quiet; uiMdllag 11.90. Houston, quiet; middling 1T13-16. Memphis, quiet; middling 11%. fit. Louis, quiet; middling 11%. _ I Norfolk, steady; middling11%. rd ' - «. i**,. Louis, qtilet; mlddlluj Norfolk, stead/; middling 11%. Gtlvestpu, quiet; middling 12c. TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. The following table shows receipts at the K«w Orleans. , bfllrcstoo, . • Mobile X.ivnnnnh. . . , Charleston. • • Wilmington. . Norfolk. . . . , Baltimore. . . - Brunswick... . 11.4*8 2.834 5.189 1.972 38.964 10,289 1.140 7.457 Spot holders not gb big opnt house tells ns Kuropo nress “ * slide to get firm rill not sell" If idlVtv weather should set lit as we expect, ; mar Pet bound to do better. • 1<» • Ijiobea of rain at Morrlllton, Ark. i.hls wires; “Fierce storm and rain INTERIOR RECEIPJ8. Houston, Augusta. »»»•#,, Memphis. ht. Utils Cincinnati. . . . Total. HESTER'S MONTHLS COTTON STATEMENT. New Orleans, Oct. 4.—Bccretnry Hester's New Orleans cotton exchange statement Is sued today covers the monthly movement to September 30. ~ "" ~T 19«. T Doc_T 1906. I “ 1964. Northern spinners nnd Canada took dur Ing September 77,963 bales, against 59,296 last year. Foreign exports for Bsptemher hava been ««.1«1 bales, showing a neersass tinder last Season of 63.959 and n decressa under tt« i Period year before last of 159,977. UU at If-- — fore. Ineludln _ left over from the previous season and the humher of hales of the current crop brought Into eight during Hepteniber the supply has been l.mi.335. against 1.292,208 Inst year aud 1.756,532 the year before. HAYWARD. VICK & CLARK'S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orleans, Ort. A—Liverpool was w-eak and depressed; futurea about 5 lower t%:n due. until the time over night news ar rived from our side, when n sharp upturn b"*k place. Future* showed shout 5 points advance when business started In our mar- The Improvement no doubt Is due to •tlnentn! royorluj ‘ “ a tlier and the afi *ll iilong |h»t Tlfey* _ U I Interior on Imsls of the recent break ■ futures, and that Europe urgently usks for cotton. This state of affairs was Imiind *• nnd expression In.the future inurkuts one dny. Opening trades here were at an ad- vune p of almut 10 points and short cover ing supported the gain for lumra. The cen sus department today announced that the t»U| glnnlnga to IMptember 23 are 1.S6B.977. Including 4l.tf9 round bales counted as half **rn utuirter __ rlforfes, we^t Texas and Arkansas reporting 1 to 4 Inches. Indications point to continued JJ«*t weather and there Is n probability of Htfhr frost In the territories, northwest IJIM nnd northwest Arkansas. The rains 14IH also extend to the eastern belt. There P.a* some bear pressure toward noon to check thg advance, but It is not ss deter mined as during the past few days. Fhortx ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND~PRODUCE. chickens <fresh!. 22VMt36c. Lucks (Peklu. each; puddle, 30c each. Turkeys active, 15c per pottgd. DRRSSBD; POULTRY—Turkeys, drawn, aetlve, 20c pound; fries active, 20<h22Hc lb.* bens, lie-pound; ducks, drawn, fancy, Jfc pound. PRODUCE—I.nrd. 12c pound: hams active. J6c pound: shoulders aetlve, lOffllc trnund; sides active. 11c pound; butter dull. 1M112%C pound; beeswax active. !5c pound; honey (hrUhti active. 12%c pound. FRUITS— lemons, finer Meswun. $4.75; lionancs. 4c pound; pfnenppcs, Florida stock. S4.99Q4.56; limes. Florida s»ock. 75c hundred; peanuts In sacks averaging 106 pounds cneh. owing to grade, 6V4'l?8c pound: • *— oranges, * • peaches. •»rgla pouches $3.6a nor crate (scarce); Malaga grapes. $5.60 |tM0. Apples. Virginia. $5.0); New York. VeKeTARLES—Potato«*s per luisbel $1.15. sweet |x»tntoes $1.10. Onions $1.25 bushel; Spanish. $1.00 ernte; krniit % luirrel. $0.75; cnblmge 2c pound. Celery, -CnQTac a bunch. Cauliflower 16fri:%c lb. Lett nee, $2.3IQ2.5u per crate. GROCERIES. RICE-Jap. 6fi6V5e; head. MWe; fsney . -^eonllni ‘ pounuii men. owing ro graue, « apples. S4.39ft4»: Jamaica dried apples 12Q12%o; dried 14*4c; cocnnnuts. $4.1* sack; dw bend. 74f7He. ncoonirng to the grade. CIIKKKE— Fancy full cream. I7c; Georgia cane syrup. 37c gallon; salt. 100 pounds. 50c*. axle grease, $1.75; soda crackers, 6%c pound; lemon, 8c: oyster, 7c; barrel candy, per pound. 6V4c; mixed, per 9 pounds. 6Hc; toma toes. 2 pounds. $2.00 ease; 8 pounds, $2.25; nave iK-ntiK, #2.ft>; Lima l*cn»s. 7c; best matches per gross, fl.tt: macaroni. 9%R7c pound; sardines, mustard. 33.60 ease. SUGAR—Standard granulated 5.20; Sew York refined. 4.90; idantatlon. 5c. COFFEE—Roasted. Arbncklet, $19.00; bulk In bags and barrels, 12c; green. Uf/12c. Shre*lded biscuit. $5.00 ease: No. 2. rolled oats, $3.25 csss; sack Brtia. 96-pound isiga. $2; oysters, full weight, $2.23 ease; pepper. 18c |Muiud; linking iniwder. $5 ease; ml salmon, $5 case; pink salmon. $4.60 rase; roeon, 45c; chocolate, 43Vfce: snuff, Mb Jars, 48e; roast beef, $2.60 case; sirup (New Or leans). 35c gallon; porn. 30c gallon; imtnsl $3.25413.80 ense; peanuts. 8c; ro|»e, 4-ply cot ton. 22Hcj scsip. $1.6bff4 case. CANDY—Mick,- assorted 6%e pound; stlcj assorted. 6%e pound; fancy nssorteil. palls, 6%c; cbociHste dro— — ■ortml, ten lioxcs FLOUR AND GRAIN. Ff.OUR-1 pntsnL 3.V6.IJ best pot* i-v-A )g|. mmmsm j. j jtllnw. He; tnliid, lie; ertektd < KRRP—PtftT-pamiit aiteVt, tl'. : fm, H.M; Tli’tnr fa*<l. It, RANGE OF NEW 'YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME $TOpi8. Ainal. Copper. . . • « Am. Ice beenrltlos. , . Am. Sugar Refinery. . Auierleau Smelting. . A in. LUeoniUfe. . . do. preferred. . . . Ain. Car Foundry. , . American Cottou Oil. • Ann combi Alchlsdif. ....... do. preferred. . . • . Atlantic C. Lina. . . • Brooklyn Rapid T, . . . HalMmarr. N Ohio., . * theojipeaks * Ohio * Canadian I'arlfic. . . * Chicago A Alton. . .. Consolidated Has. . , # Centrrtl leather. . . . do. preferred Colorado Fuel * irp». Corn I Trainee. . . . . . Colorado Southern. . . Help wars A- Hudson. - Denver ft Ttl<\ Grands. Distillers* Securities. . %SSNr»SSP-.::: Oront Xnrthrrn tftl, . llllimla Cpntrnl. ... . iMterlinro _ ■'». prafi-rrwl Kansas A Tssna. . u mi u is' P << wlsa o a 2 »w 0)% 59-}. ~sali in~ k i lii” 51% t 38% 32 h J: 54 ”36^ h m R IS', 79 M 79 I 162% 162** 1CZ', i&X i5T~ 16% ioi“ 16% li’iP 16% 1»P 16% i*!k W% iS uu I5«" lfii" 15$'‘ 156'' 1 1 § M *v{ iii W 32Yi NAME OF STOCK. IvJiiui* A iextis pfd. . Louisville NuxUvlIlo. Missouri I'arlfic. . . . $lexiraa Central. . . . k«w Vprk Ceutral. . • Nuiihwi'Bleru. .... NatUmnl Lead Norfolk & Western. , . KM.'o.:::: Buck Island do. ptdfrrrod. . . . Republic Iron A; Steel, do. preferred. . . . RSIbS ms,::: do. preferred. . . . , fit. l'gul Tenu. Cost & Iron. . . , Trans 1’Sclltc. ...... Union I'nplrte U. s. Uubbcr do. preferretl. . . . , Western Union Wabash do. preferred Wisconsin Central. . . . do. preferred. . Totpl gtqek MicoTodsy. ate.mTaharca. NEW YORK. Get. . . Nov.. , Doc.. . inn.. . Feb.. . March. ill 10.17! 10.77 ■■ K».K» t k97 10M ll.nuil2.Q6 lO.PTi ll.06lll.03 11.06 m -i * Closed steady 4 to in j il 10.8SI 10.8310.70| 10.70110.71-711 laifljl i£Sy£3 BB W.77 19.74-76 10.65-6 10.92 |0.W.f)2{pfc$|..v i'll k0.W-3Pl0.5f-** II.Cf^lA98-99 11.15-10111.02-04 11.17*19 11.06-06 11.22-33(11.13*13 LIVERPOOL. Following Is the opening range. 2 p. m. and doss, compared with yesterday: Futures opened steady. DtMtnlng Frcvlous Range. Close. Clpse. Ortobef., B.o2 f (let.-Nor 6.95 •Dec 3.89 1-3.05 M2Mi $.01] — JK x— itte. lail (.90 4.99 6.9»ti (.91 Jnn..K r h.; S.9S (81 Vi 6.99 6.91 Ki.t.-ilarab.... «.l»Vi-(» (9»V4 5.»1' Jlarrh .tpril......... (90 j “ Aprlt*May (POViJ Mny-Jiitie 3.91 Jnne-Jtily 3.9H8 i:lo,«J very (turn,. 5.99*6 5.93 B.00 3.93M 6.MB6 IMM NEW ORLEANS. Closed Steady. 1 NOTES 0$ GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. The Chicago Reronl-Hernhl: finnw, 1*ack from his farm In Haakstebewnn. says; ‘•Twenty millions Is outside estimate for 8 ihsj milling wheat In uorthwept Canada. inly wheat that was cut !*efore frost was southern Manitoba, niul some In southern Saskatchewan, slid winter wheat In Allwrts. This Is all that-1# being thrashed yet and Is of fair quality, but light yield. In many districts no wheat was cut until lifter frost ami nowhere was all the crun secured. Old wheat Is being ImUght now for next year * act'd. Inside of two weeks receipts will only be grading No'. 4 and ferd. Klxty per cent of the crop will lie of too low quality to mill.” Barley men, brewers aud malsteri art bid ding very high prices for barley every where. Chicago was paying 94c at Minne sota country stations and not getting enough to meet Immediate needs, one large concern receiving only 3.IW bushels at over thirty stations. Western Wlaeonslu was getting plicihuucnnl prices for Its barley— 97*4oC$l~Moiiday ht smaller shlpplnn »ta- Hons In the l*est producing area. The'price at Milwaukee yesterday was $1.08 for eholre. Deliveries of provisions on October eon- {rnctx wore rntner largu. Fork deliveries were 15.600 barrels, going mostly to Wells: lard deliveries were 6,260 tierces, going mainly to fichwarts and Rotosoii, nnd ribs were 4,900,000 |hmilids, paid for mainly by Ar mour and Ellsworth. Tho registrar s provision statement show ed n reduction during last inonlh of 3.53* barrels of pork. 15,3(8 tlorces of Isrd ami 2.928.362 ihuiimIs ribs. Hrndstrect's re|mrt of the tvaliahlc supply last week shows the following changes: Tncreine 1007. 199$. Umbels. Bushels. Wheat east of Rockies.... g*.***] &.24?,9g uro|>e ami ntloat LW0,0o0 4.7o0,900 Totals V.ipTw •Horn 148.JM «4.! Oats 1,227,000 Hales of cosh grain In Thleago srero W.- aft> bushels mixed kits wheat to local wills. 250,600 bushels corn. °»L pnnlfl enlek OATH—No. - wnite. n*c; an. a mueu. cor-. Golden Oats, «6e; white clipped. 68c; fancy White clipped. 72c. MEAL—rlnln. i»er 96-pound sacks, 85c; 48- hontid sacksi »5c; plain, 21-pound sacks, ICc; iTaV—Ttmothf. rt8t« l«r«« liat»«, »1.»; $1.20: choice nntlrfe. $1.09; ttermiuln, $1.09. HHOIlTH—Choice white, 31.75: fancy, $1.«B; rown (*0 to 1Q0 noundst. $1.60; brand. $1.60. rOTTOS HERD MEAL—Prime par ton, JS.30; No. 8 iht ton, $24.00; bulls pet ton. tiioo. PROVISIONS. PROYIfijONS—Supreme hams, I5c; hel lo*. 20ft25 pounds average, 10%: fat liacka. .20; Hniirewe lard. 10%. I'tmty compouml, 9. California hams* 10c; dry salt riba, 9.23. . blcntly respect the advice* from abroad that spot Interests ore getting restless, and must Imve some cotton for the present. As long ns these rains nnd demand for the stuff lusts, spcculatlvo bear pressure may In* found premature. m ^ . New York, Oct, 4.—J. 8. Bache opening In cotton, pool was folio ~ 'ourit r~ Liver- . . foreign ontrlbiitary cause dictions of cooler temperatures. This brought fears that still lower temperatures would occur over the week-end nnd damage the crop somewhat. Hhorts were the only buyers, nnd after they had covered the market became dull nnd featureless. The Itnetuatlons of the market wen* small, amounting to about 9-10 points. The total mox'cment this week pr/milses to fall under early expectations. There Is an opinion prevalent that, while elMiiges In the weath er might bring an advance at any time, beto la not n great short interest to drive » rover. At the s:iiiih time t^e long no count is reduced to n minimum, and It Is felt that the market will remain III the rut It Is now In until marked Influences either - change materially thd crop «*"»t«***w favor n waiting |H>1ley, but n iiKUMiiimi. oim •ua of jfio /Spot labor today luotd . ctniua ooaplau CENSUS REPORT COMPLETEi 1J69.977 BALES QINNED. WaabinzUiRi Oot, L^Ttw ImrMU i>( ion- It napatlinaut j.f ruiuiuato. Mill >r laaiiad tb» followlnz bulWIni, ... complttt raport .laowa balaa cotton, cooaUBf round aa half baUa, 716 for 1MB. Number round bale* Included are 41.366 for UM)7 nud 66,502 for 190$ nnd Rea Island cotton Included 4,240 for 1907 and 2.6S9 for 190$ nnd 11.M$ for 1906, “ Kr r mitWTtnaf^ “ WHEAT PIT FLOODED WITH SELLING ORDERS Long Was Thrown Over and a Decline Was the Result. ST. LOUIS CA8H QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No. 3 red wilder Chicago. Oct. 4.—Decenilwr wheat opened on a range %e higher to Ue lower this morning. Immediately after pit was Hooded with sellin wheat lust 5*. lte|Mirta of the sales of yesterday was the main reason of i the throwing over of long wheat. .Not ! much rain won report*^ from Hie North- j west, while better weather reports came | from Australia and Argentine. CHIC AGO” GRAIN' MAR K ET. WEATHER REPORT, WEATHER CONDITIONS!. The area of low pressure-that was central In Iowa yesterday hail moved northeast to central today lu weateru Xcw York. The high area In the northwest I* spreading rapidly to the southeast. Its crest now ex tending from Wyoming Into northern Texas. A* a result of the eastward movement of low areas cloudy weather tire- the Roe gleg, and rain was fail le. T»-x.. Fort KmIHi. Memphis. •Misuvuie. n'nshlnutnn, I>. i\. New York city. Boston nnd l%)lnnd. Me. Rains have fallen In the Inst hours lu (Hirtlona of Texas. Arkansas. Kansas. Missouri, nnd over the states east of the Mississippi north from Tennessee. The nllvnnce of the north western high area has enured a doubled fall In teinperntnre frimt Minnesota south Into northern Texas. As n result of th« east ward drift of the low area warmer weather prevails (a the Atlantic states uorth of Houtli enrol inn. As a result of tho advance of tbs north- western area of high orctsure. mIn may In? expected In this neetlon tonight, followed by clearing and cooler weather during Hnt- urda/. C0TTON REGION'BULLETIN. For the 24 bears ending at 3 a. in.. 75t! meridian Hme. GetoWr 4, 1907. . nes iit.mmj From Wall street. S'prclei to.'Hie Georgian. (From Knywiml. Vbk A Clark.♦ New York. Oct. 4.—J. H. Jlfjehe A Co.; Amerli-ans in Izondon flrtti aud L^/l*i high er. thu In Get tu Canpdlpn Fseliie. Consols atrengilienlug, and'n more cheerful feeling pervades |h£ morketk * • futerhortwigli Rapid Transit Company dl rectors Issue n statement explaining the po- sltlou in the merged eoiu|i.1nles and state that the company fliiife no guarantee of any sort gxcept a guaraiiiia* W Tulerest and filv- ideiulf oil Manila tin ii Elevated. It Is nut In any way responsible for Metropolitan Street Railway Cpu/pany or New York RpB way roluiiiiiiy or buy ulUbd lines. Nome close observers of market profess to thy IptUef that th#.* liiiylgg yesterday was Of k*"hI character III many .of good dividend payers. The fall In call money rote# caused ♦nine of the shorts to cover tits. October disbursement* will play n considerable part |u tliir market thht mouth. Mexican Central peopl* atm highly pleased with results of the tnist two months. I-ook for some further Improvement lu the market ttslsy. Market advancing on prospects of further •Id to moher market by the treasury. Town woplcs: There is a Imre iHissUilllty short Interest: but. Ill our oplnlmi. the top of thu present movement Is close at hand sod a deckled reaction will ensue vhonly. The soiling ilurtuii Hu- imsi week or «o lias been nmst excellent. Foreign llqtibtnHoti there Is. but tho greater part of the celling through foreign house* bas been XoV home ueeounl, while, except for the iminlpulntire buying, all the pun-baking has phnidDiilly huen for the short Lnierest.' which Is now of smaller protiortlous than for some tltnft The weakened feehiileal eomllllon makes (he JaorllCt exceedingly vulnerable, as buy: ing orders, are pretty, lar under prewmt on all the bulges, ►blight for k 'sen'Ip only i me oveut of ntnrktii Weakness. MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, on. 4.—Money on call. 3tJ» 1-3: time lonna Arm; <0 <|uya. i »-4fi# per cent: 90 day,. 8 1-3:' fcl* months. eCfd 1-2. ' Poatcd rutca: Sterling exchange. tMl#4.tl 1-2; nctitul bualneea In bankera’ bills at »4.8JNO«4.»6»5 for de. marnl and »4.82|6fM.8225 for BO-dgy bllla. Prim* mercantile poj.cr unchanged. I.ondon bnr .liver unchanged at 30 11-16U: New York hur allver, CO |-*c. Mexican dotlarz, £1 5-8. THE LONDON SJOCK MARKET. 8TOCKS- Opn 1 for lay. are ns follow's, compared yesterday’s close Open, WHEAT— Doc..., 1014 May.... 1071 July.... 1931 COHN— <& May.... 60% OAT8- Oet i 100% m J 1«H*. 1021* STATI0MS 3714874 01 STRICT. Atisntfi. elomty. .* . . •CbsHnnooga, 'eloudy. xCidiiinbus, p. cloudy, , Oslfiesvllle, rp»udy. . . Greenville. Hear. . . . , xHrtffln. ebmdy. . .", *, **., •.Macon, cloudy. . , , . MontMlo, elear. . 72?* | Xlbuue. cloudy. . . , Htuirlaiiban. clear. POIIK— Oct Jan... 15.10 LARD— Oct.... 1.30 Jan-. 1.73 "VmJ** m I.93H I.TO 1.9219 I and 59.418 HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOOKS, BONOS, COFFEE, MAIN AND FSOVISIONS Caeondaltt and Qravlar 8t«„ N«w OrlUM, MEMBERS: Few Ofleani Cottaa Eirbieg., N«w Orleana Vntur. Brok.ra- A««oclattcn, Ftw York Cottan F.jrhango, Son Orleaaa aad Chlcaao Board, of Trad,, Oa’.Tczt-a Cattota rirhnnze. New York Coffee EjeSenge Hooitoa Cotton Excbanze, Auoelatt Meuhera I.lrarpool Cotton in. Now York tod Chicago rorrcapon^nta: J. S. BACHE 1 CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER A CARRINOTON, PRIVATE. WIRES TO ALL POINTS. BUYERS NOT INTERESTED IN COTTON YARN MARKET. New E rormu... m s prices are concerned. Further emiees abuts are Indng pnmeil In quite u few dlrec Hons and this Is restrletlng buying. Mnnu farturers who would otherwise purehsse ud Bfbuml supplies of yarns are not anxious to do so, as they fear Hint prices will Ik* still lower Inter on. On the other hand, cot- ton yarn dealers ore advising their custo mers to get Into flic market now, ns they Ixdlcve that prices are low and rim hardly to much lower If yarns sre b» Ik* delivered when purchased. Unfortunately, however, the buyer lacks eontldenee In the market, which la liiatltlwl by the Irrcgalnrltles In price to lie ’ noted, ronresslona ranging from 1% to 2e per pound are to be found ac cording to the quarter In which the buyer looks for yarns. Dealers who wre badly in need of ready money nnd e«n not carry the stocks which they have any longer without realising sre disposing of their holdings for whatever they can get. regardless of tho actual value of the merchandise which they sre offering. Any weaver that enn pick up yarns at the nrlees now* being named In this market will find later on Hmt be has made n good In vestment. its oven*should Hie yams decline to lower levels ho will not lose any money on the |ftirchnsc« he makes. Just as re mu np Ihe-present slump l# over there Is no 4ieultt Hmt prices will advaure. the mills have very large order* on hand ImiHi Piece goods and knit goods. These ...U-rs must lie filled nud yarn must lie forthcotplof with which to turn ont the jrods. Tho■slimttleg ss It exists today can not latt tejy miivltMougcr. slid the advice fiffere/l by agents § to their customers Is round. • ■ * Print Cloths Are Scarce. No large i.uslness Is reported on print etotug In this market owing to the fart (list buyers have tom led «p <s heavily as they % ... u . 13.97% 11.80 IS .07% 13,10 ill il S“iM «*» if LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Wheat opened steady % higher 8tid it 1:36 . in. higher, finned %C% higher. Corn opened quiet %, higher and at 1:10 p. Qi. unchanged. Closed % lower. CHICAGO CAR "LOTS. Tho receipts of grain In ear lots today and estimated receipts for tomorrow sre as fol lows: Hiinriunhurg, dear. . ... j Tnceog, clear 5‘* I xVVcst I'olnt, cloudy. UmpttMtwri. -ill! 3 ii 1ST Scsriwr u " ,ot u Wheat. . . Corn. . . . Oats. . . . Ilogs, head. THE METAL MARKET. New York, Ort. 4.—At the metal ex change today all grades of copper were re- dueoil nil around, ninklng lake electrolytic 14% slid castings LlVdll. Tin wan slightly firmer at an Improve ment of %c. lA*ad sud spelter were unchangeil. NAVAL STORES. Special tp The Georgian. Hnvannab, «#n„ Oct. i—Turpentine dull at 32V i iwics. uonei receipts, 401. Rosin firm; saiea, 1 ,fcf; receipts. 1.732; window glass. $$.»); wntsr-whlte. $5.80; ** $5.66fi5.$9; N. $5.06; K. $;.T064.90; I. $1 4.«; If, 14.45414.69: G, $4 iHri45%; F, $4,461/ ■ ; K, $4.35: It. 34.16; C It A. H.09. 1.4$; Little Ifm k, Arif., l.o$. cfuridi imrfdft A~( In II is. oismr mmoii Mix. I HT rtmptnhn. 160; COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. can In ..... . . iv ..... ... ... — .Jnarrow gootls, nn«| nu udde gotNls there Is very little merchandise avull- able for near-by delivery. H/gPrIff ques- llhfi l\allNi » ilelerrmil In Mf ffP9 tilijrlhfi. Four nud flfteen-flxtecuthi reuli is itin de- luauded tot »4iicn^44*«J for dillttry this Itiao of mutt, iod on 28 ana 27-ioch low* grad* foods prices, ire proportlonatsly Strong. In wide goods srandardg are held at 7c nnd the higher count wide goods art all firmly fixed at to price. The total trans actions on wide goods during the past three or four weeks have been sufficient to take Opening. 43i2<44 D% 41% October. , . . Novemlier. . . December. . . January. ... March 3J May. . D%4$49 fb»*rel steady, Kile* 9,S09~barrrlf, THE COFFEE ^MARKET. The following figures g^ve the opening range and clone In the New York coffee n»i<Vf hr 1 inlay; ... * .. .ylng Into the new year . . on all classes of print cloth Is atrong and November ..5.90-6,63 makes this market practically Imlopendeut December 6.13 6.20 ot the staple tor tho pear fatgre. - - Closed steady. Sales 35,759 bags {iDusry .. February March .. . Apru .. •» mn May 6,40-6.43 June .. ..$.40-6.10 July $. August $■ September <U October it .. ..5.1 November Augusta Charleston. . , . Hnlvcston. .... ••Utile Hock. , , ••Memphle. . . . Mobile. .... Montgomery. , , New Orleana, , , •'Oklahoma. . . , Knvaunali. . . . Vlckelwrg Wilmington. .... J'. indicates Inapprvcis'lde fainran! Hi For SS^SshJP QSJ* h ** n 1 •* Remarks, » material chnugcs b> temperature eurreil the past 24 hours. Uslu fell on Hie fust gulf ouaift niul thr«u|ghoiit tho western half «f the belt, the nmounts lmlng heavy lb Texas. Arkansas sud Oklahoma. J. R. MAftllt'UY, Beet Ion Director. :&r WEATHER FORECAST. 5\ashlogton. Oct. 4.—Went her conditions and gcncrnl forecast: The shallow dfpresslon central Thursday intoning In the middle Mil has ndvancre* and Increased In the snow depression central Thursday In the middle Mississippi valley nerel to the fit. Lawrence valley, ‘nsed considerably In strength. It >*d general and fnlrly heavy raif# and Ohio valley. fallen also In the Mississippi valley, Kan sns. Oklnhomn, northern Texaa and Arkan- ■L. temperature has fallen sharply throughout the lower -Missouri valley nnd thence southward to northern Texas. The Indications for the next thirty six hours “In III the snath Atlantic nnd point to the south Atlantic const ou Hat unlay, weather probably will clear tonight In east ern Florida with considerably lower tem perature. The tenlperatnrc will fall else where throughout the district. Forecast unlit i p. 111. Hatnnlsy: Virginia—Fair aud colder tonight, preced ed by rain In the mountain districts; fist- urdny fslr ami colder; fresh westerly winds. 1“ Wbids^H *»««h UfiroRag-Haiti late tpfifglif or og HiituMii/: boMer In. mwlhwelt puttluu feat- Mi|iMllteF6«lfiHy. wlfido. ^ ■HHBPHpin tonight ana probably fltttlf. day: Colder In northwest portion 8st«rday; fresh westerly winds. Eastern Florida—Fair tonight* Saturday scattered showers; light vanabla winds. J Western Florida awf Alabama—Rain to- wight: colder In northern Alabamaf fistur- iday rain; variable winds, becoming north westerly and fresh. Mississippi—KsIn and colder tonight: fist, nntay fair In northern, rain and colder In Httbern^H Aiincouila .. .. . Atchison , do, preferred .. „ Rntltmore npd Ohio .. .. .. chX'pS.«,VMo t'hintuo and Great Western.. Cniiadlnii UaelUc .. Deliver and Itlo Hrnude .. do. preferred .. .. .. Erie .. do, first preferred .... do. second preferred .. Illinois t'ciilml Kanails and Texas do. preferred-.. .. .. Ixuilsvllle sud' Nashville Mexican Central do. preferred Northern I'arlfic Norfolk and Western .. .. do. preferred New York Central Ontario and Western Vennaylvituin rhtlnifrlphla and Uradlug do, first preferred .. .. do, second preferred .. Rock Island Honthern Bull way .. .. .. Unloii I'gcific .. United Hbites fiteel . wat,//"'""";; • do, pfeferrrel .. , m . FAIRLY ACTIVE Prices at Start Showed Some Irregularity But Tone Was Firm. HILL STOCKS HIGHER Canadian Pacific Was Ex ceptionally Strong Near Two Points Up. New York. Ort: 4.—This inornluz's market mured within Hie same narrow limits 9ml WlHi the mu me disregard of general rnndl- flohs that has cUnracterlted It'foe the entire week. The l/»ndon dealings revealed some Iinji'rovrment In arotiiueuf! Amerk'an stucka w»re fraclioiu>Uy higher, sqd tht* ,lmal nwrkel, af tl»»\ oj.oning felt fho relief from the cessation of the fvrel-'" pressure of yesterdny. Under that pres sure Hie leading stocks fell a i-olnt or in*»ru from the bluh levels nt tile Mltset. Bur ex cept lu UiulMvIlle und the fi.uitli. ru mil- riyids. stinks which touejmd low urU-es. this deijiniiarrnHqn Imbiccd mi ImpHrrsnC selling, nnd sfler the first hour He* ihask. t grw- Tho mu stock, higher. Rending opened r . clfir ami Union' I'm-IU.- uuidc gsins of %. I n nail la 11 I'arlfic was exceptbMir.Uy sUfing nt nii advniice of 1*4. ztinulg.-nuuicd Clipper opened up % and n.lvan.-id further. American Simdters were sllglitiy lower at After tlyg ihIiiuI' X trading the mar- kcI ns a wlmle licciiiuc epfu*v. Union I'a- elite declined front the top and Eric licit %. Reading, after dccUidrig \ from *' top. recovered all the f,«N. / lost % aud fimithern I'ncli W»f % and •?. V highest. Closing bids follow: j* -•spwHvely from tho Railway Stocks. Atclilsoii. prcfcri thiltlniqre find, t ■ 111 I’acJlle " iNon Cbleiigo and Northwestern ; .. ..1C 1 - Colorado fiouthern .. .1% Denver aud Itlo Hrsude :::% Erie 13% . (uilsvllle and Nashville v v Manhattan L \ Mpilrmf fVntml Missouri l.'acigc " v l' r !f , l ' ,u,rnl •• l’cims>Ivitpilii Rending .. Ibiek Island .. 1 feE W, Union Uaeltle .1 prefer ’jilt InterlNWo-MetrotNdlian do. Preferred .j .. (•rent Sortheru Miscellaneous. Amnlgaiiipteil Copper .. 69% Ainerb-jin motive 51% American Cqffos ftjl 3? American Smell lug nnd Refining .. s7% . .jgsr F . . . Umfsd filates Steel .. .. tht. preferred Vlrlgula-Cnrolltin Chemteal GEORGIA RAILWAY AND ELECTRIC COMPANY. Boston. Ort. . ami nske«| price on Georgia Ballwsi VMUZ’ZW,:r' : ' r: m n - w r„llmv|tie vn, Ihi- l,l,| nn .Ifiirzln IMII»«jr n MINING 8T0CKS. Mi,.Inn. (Vi. 4 —0|M>nlnz: .!.« Illl.in IMi. Norik lliiltp 47H. run Minin* S2& * Grecne-Csnnnca "opner Range A Butt' '* ler tonight and Hsturdny. lu ukbihoina an.! Texas p Saturday morning. 4% I UNION SAVINGS BANK Gould Bultdlng CAPITAL STOCK ... Sf00.000.00 ~XoT\ "“ 0UIICI ‘ ~7TT' 4 O 090,099.09 4 0 BANK STOCKS. Central Rnnk & Trust , Union Savinjn, Lowrv Kntional. Prices on.iip- plicntion. HILLVER INVESTMENT CP,, Bond Dtp'*. pnallfh-Amfrlfnn Bldg, N»w Vgrk. BOiten. Chloig*. Wz.hlngton. FMUOlphl* SllUmgrg, Atlinu. Now Of loon*. tan Frintlico. Ltnten. Th? Amcricah Audit Company, 100 Broodwoy, Now YorH City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. F A» Pro*. 0. E. MANWARINO, Vlc» Fro*, THBO COCHEU, JR., Secretary. The American Audit Company, cbcrlercd under ms law* of Jfaw York. It cmponuied to examine the affuira of, «nd wake report, uupg tha nnaa- elal condition of private and public concerpa for director*, officer* and lo- dlvlduals. Tho preparation and Inatalllng of systems n specially. ATLANTA BRA.fCH. 1015101610171018 V< URTH NATL DANK BI.DO. 0. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager. Telephone, Main 872. Cable Addrees, Amdlt, New York. L. H. Fairchild. Eatabllohod 13C5. 8. J. Whit* * L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY, NEW ORLEANS- Mflubsrs: Kew Or Isa ns Colton Exchsngs. Ntw York Cotteo Excbaoga. l}SW York t-Ptton Exchmige. N»w Orlcnigi Board pf Trad*. V’tw Urbsos fituck Kxvhnngs » klrsgn It**sn> of Tndi*. LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. Prlraie Wire# to NEW YORK au<l CHICAGO. Order* eollcltvd for future dolir •17 on sttova Exchanges U. 47. COTIIBAM. J+W9I FRANK HAWKINS, (’resident. W, 31. ATKINSON. Vlre-Praidfitnt. TIIOMAfi C. ERWIN. Osshler. JOSEPH A. M i'OUD, Vlce-l'rvstdeoL U W. BYERS, Asslsunt Csshlsv. Third National Bank Capital - • - $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $400,000.00 nn. a. vr. cai.iioub* FRANK HAWKINS. II. M. ATKINSON, a. M ciinn. J. U. NUKNAlXf. J. CARItOl.l. I'A\ NIL E. It. ROSS EH. DAVID WilDDVVAftD ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS AND BANK Audits, Special Examinations. Costing and Syste EMPIRE BUILDING. EXAMINERS. ATLANTA. GA.