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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWTS. uPAY, OCTOBER 5. IMf. 1* COTTON FUTURES HIGHER SATURDAY NEWS AND GOSSIP of the Fleecy Staple. Special-to The Georgian. (From llaywartf, Vick & Clark.) r .,-ir York. Oct. 5.-J. H. Baehe A Co.: Liverpool cabins were due* 4 lower on near J and 2Htt3 lower on dlstnut positions. Open- ed steady at 4 points advance on near and Trading Quiet After An jtfKW 1 Stfgf VS&ffiSffif% 7% higher on distant positions. Moderate demand for spots 15 points advouee; mid- «llU5 “Ptonils, MSd; sales 7,000, American *•200: speculation and export 500, Imports 11.000, Including 0,000 American. Liverpool comes very strong with a sharp advance all around, spot* IS points ad- vnnee; sales. 7,000 hales. Imports heavy, Crop moves In volume. The Chronicle re port* picking making excellent progress, rears of frost over Sunday driving the Llv. erpool shorts In, many are going long of Early Upward Turn On Strong Cables. SHORTS COVER EARLY Sagged Slightly in the Last Hour, Closing Steady 4 to 11 Points Up. New York, Oct. 5.—The local cotton mar ket tn««le a poor response to the Arm cables from Liverpool at the opening. It hud h-. ii expected that first prices here would «how an upturn of 15 or 20 points, whereas they showed a gain of only 6 to 9 points. Although after the call an effort was made to »dvnnee the list farther, room traders were opposed to a rise and very little prog- .... wn* made by Interests favoring higher notations. Private cables said that the itrencth In the Kngllsb market was due to American buying. Tight Southern offerings nnd a small crop estlmito of Hnlwrsbaiu KL"-.. eh point on evcnlng-up l •- . to Inst hour prices eased off a few points from the high Point on evenl transactions, the close being steady 4 point* higher. Estimated receipts Monday: New orlcaua Galveston Houston 1907. 5.000 to 5,500 8.000 to 11,000 8.000 to 10,000 1905. 11.229 20,613 16.111 SPOT COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, firm: middling 6.68. Atlanta, utendy; middling 11%. New Orleans, firm; middling 11%. New York, quiet; middling 11.75. Savannah. quiet; middling 11%. Amrtmtn. steady; middling 115-16. Mobile, firm; middling 11%. Charleston, firm; middling 11%. feady; m Memphis, quiet; middling 11%. St. I.ntils. quiet; middling 11%. Norfolk, steady; middling 11%. Galveston, firm: middling 12c. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK’S OAILY COTTON LETTER. New York, Oct. b.—J. 8. Iluche A Co.: TIi- cotton market was a quiet affair out side of the advance at the opening, due to the higher Kngllsb cithley. There was very Httlc doing. Shorts covered at the opening for tear of frosts over Sunday, after th- Idg shorts had Imught their line the market became dull nnd uninteresting, with no outside liuslness. Many of the Itn- portuut Interests had g«n»e to the conven tion at Atlanta, nnd their nlmeiico was seen In Ha- narrow flnctuntlon* In the market. The high points were- made soou after tho opening nnd were: October 10.84, Decern I ier 11.IT., .lanunry 11.10 and March 11.20. The Inter declines nlliotinteil to aliottt 5(fl7 points In nil. Should the weather continue fa vorable over Sunday, with no frost develop ments, we would look for lower prices Mou- SPINNERS’ TAKINGS Edited by Joseph B. Lively. MARKETS Mr. Lively's twenty-fire years' experience of ed iting markets In Atlanta and the South has made him a recognized au thority la hit specialty. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS the market work Ail After such a break lown ns wo hsve expe- 30-nolnt rally. Beyond this. b*8H frosts of severity occur, we look for no advance of prolonged extent. Fnvor selling short on rallies. Liverpool probably hulled to mike a self lug basis and get encouragement from shorts and spinners on frost talk. Weld Interests good buyers, particularly Dccemlter; probably ngnlnsl sales elsewhere. Price and Wall street broker* sold on thr failure of low temperatures to mateslallxe, Forecast gives no Indication ofLfrost ovei Sunday, and market probably, do little If any better today, but It la nervous and trading broader tlrnn for some time. Market quiet. II. Wilson offering a few January. McFndden nnd New Orleans have been good buyers this morning. Liverpool cable says their market — _.»g on Anterior " nnd fear of frost. ~ is Is Frida. JH[ the New York financial Chronicle: This Last Last Week. Week. Year. Visible supply 2.363.934 2.318,254 2.149.380 In sight, week jw;b_ Since Kept. 1 1,073.416 Port stocks 439.196 Port receipts 215.948 Kxports 211.178 Interior receipts... 137.735 Interior shipments 103,257 Interior stocks 174,919 Following Is the Liverpool cotton state ment for the week ending Friday, October 768.02 451,809 221.112 818.408 130.476 103.716 140,440 1,345.147 8*437 22*142 20*034 190.177 196,718 1977. 1906. -i5T~ Week’s sales Of which American For ezport For speculation Forwarded Totnl stocka Of which American Actual exporta Week’s receipts.... Of which American Since Sept. 1 Of which American Stock* nlimit Of which American 49.006 37.000 2.000 1.300 75.000 558.000 46.000 5.009 18.009 26.000 107.000 61.000 174.000 161.000 '47.000 36.001 1.160 400 60.000 234.000 160.000 1000 40.000 34.000 122.000 94.000 185.000 161.000 Tsar 47.000 2.000 1,666 75.000 660,000 506.000 7.000 81.000 £S 210.000 187.000 156.000 New Orleans, Oct. 5.—Hayward. Vick A Clark: Should market open much higher, expect the l>ears will aell It. But stmt sup port looks good for the whole of October, and we Ihdleve It will put cotton higher. ■*’niild buy it on all dips. Market opens 8 to 10 up; looks fist, and may dip some, but expect buying support m depressions. ATIiANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. ... . M w w ..... . - _ JllYV. VwWI , rlilrkrns ifrc.hl. KVMJMr. Puck. Il’-kln) S5c Mrb; paddle, 30c men. Turkey, active, 15c per pound. nnESHRD POUl.Tnr-Ttirk.T,. drawn. NAME OF STOCK. ttrU’ESW Am. Sugar Refinery. . . . American Smelting. . . . . Am. do. preferred. Am. Car Foundry American Cotton OIL - • • Anaconda. ......... A trillion ■ QO. preferred Atlantic C. Lins Brooklyn Rapid Baltimore X Ohio. , . • • Cheanpcnke A Ohio . . • Canadian Pacific. , ,. • • Chicago A Atton. Consolidated Gas Central Leather do. preferred. ...... Colorado Fuel & Iron. - • Corn Produce Colorado Southern Delaware * Hudson. • • -• Denver A Itto Grands- • • Distillers' Securities. - • • Erie _ do. preferred General Electric. ..... Great Western Great Northern pfd. . . . Illinois Central Interhoro do. preferred Kansas * Texas i Mi «i% tout stock sales today. 147,100 shares. NAME OF STOCK. Katiaas X lcxas pfd. . i.otifsrlRe A .Vi shrill*. Missouri Pacific. , . . Mexican Central. . • . New York Central. . . Northwestern. .... National Lead. .... Norfolk & Western. .. Northern Pacific. . . . Ontario A Western. . . Pennsylvania. ..... Pucltlc Mali People’s Gas Co. . . . Pressed oteel Car. .. , Beading Bock Island do. preferred. . . Republic Iron A Steel. do. preferred. • . . , Southern Pacific. . . . Southern Railway. • . do. preferred. . . . Ft. Paul Tenn. Coni A Iron. . . , Texas Pacific Uoh>u Pacific U. 8. Rubber do. preferred. . . . U K. Steel do. preferred Western Union Wabash. . . . do. preferred * U eu o d o 5 I.OW. Ej 32 104* ‘ 104% 164“ 104% ii$ ,ip s M 48 48“ 18 48 in' 1!T i3T i5% i»% iii% 315% i5% 5% •% «% S% f 44 20 Jj% n P 20 P 20 *r 12% 5S «" «% li*% hi% iir 127* ’ 26% in* 20% IS! sif is 10% 10% io% 10% 2° NEWYORK. Following Is the range In cbtton futures In New York today; 4^ steady. I J TOif nl i In W*4 11.02 ii.os MHH 11.11 11.10-11 11.16 11.15-16 ■■ 11.19-20 11.73 21 il&o# n. i I"• p M 11.17 19 11.22-21 LIVERPOOL. i I*. III. HIHI Cinr, ruiHjjni* Futures opened steady. .. til -3.30M 0.13 -0.11 .. 0.O6%.0.I»IH .. 0.<l»ft0.O3 .. «.<a -«.oi BMP* June-July 6.66 -6.04 Closed steady. Previous Close. Close. 6.19% 6.13% *05 6.07 *07 t£% 0.09 i.iisi ”' ' ■ ■ NEW ORLEANS. — Following la the range In cotton futnrea In New Orleans today: ^ ■ 1 nigh. Low. l| ii t * £0 Oct Nov Deerf . . . r'h.'.: 1 March. . . April. . . . ■ • • li.oo ii!w 11.10 11*. 36 UO li'.io 11.14 iitsi 11.05 iV.06 11.07 11*. 23 OTiIORil 111.10 11.03 11.66-04 11.06 11.08-05 11.11-13 11.25 11.25 26 11.30-31 11.34-36 jrmr. 10.91 10.97-96 11.62-03 11.05 11.15-20 11.24-26 11.28-30 Closed steady. NOTES ON- GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. 8pedn! to The Georgian. (From Hayward. Vick * Clark.) Chicago, Oct. 5.-^-Bartlett. Frailer A Car rington: Still iiislntalii that the atock of wheat In Chicago will not Ik* any great burden and will find a market In time. Receipts of corn are over the eatlinate, lint the demand by both domestic nnd ex porter* Is extremely good, and we see no _ I active, 20c pound; fries active. AMERICAN COTTON j lirn.^’llc iinuuil;* dock., drawn. Taney, lit Secretary Heater gives the takings' PlODtJCB-lsril. Me |wnn.l: hnra, setlv., ««? «* "° rid - fu >- non ml; beeswax active, 25c pound; hone^ (bright) active. I3%c pound. FRUITS—Lemons, fancy Messena. #4.50; 4c pound: plnenpiKts, Florida 104.50; limes. Florida stock. 75c . In round numbers: This week 211.00j this year, against 176.000 last year and 239,000 year before lart. Total since September 1 this year 783.ooae against 782.000 last year and 182.000 the year before. of thin Northern spinners arid Can ada took 83,000 bnles this year, against 120.000 Inst year and 136,000 the year before last; Southern spinners 238.000, against 283,000 last year nnd 228,000 tho ymr before; nnd foreign spinners 462.090, against 429,000 last year and 528.000 the year before last. WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT Secretary Hester's .t.lem.nt of th. world', visible supply of cotton for the week ending October 2, made up from xpeclnl cable and telegraphic advice*, compare, the figure* of thl* week with 1**1 week. Inst year nnd tho year be- f"re. It .bow* an Increaae for tha week Juxt < lowed of 45,151, against an In- cren.e „r 179,903 last year and an In- rreiw ,.f 15- 230 year hefore la*t. Tho I nil Visible I* 2,309,43.;, nealnst -.324.2*3 ln*t week, 2.140,130 last year aw! r.non.vni year before last. Of this th- total of American cotton I* 1.809,- 3'. onalnst 1.613.223 Inst week, 1,393.- last year nnd 2,351,704 year before last, and of all other kinds. Including E*ypt. Brasil, India, etc. 700,002. •ralnst SI 1.0*2 last week, 763,000 last year and 739,000 year before last. 1 • t„t n | world's visible supply of ration, as above, shows an Increase compared with Inst week of 45,161, an Increase compared with last year of --J.iar, , 1n d „ decrease compared with year before last of 721,26*. "f the world's visible supply of cot- tin. as above, there Is now afloat and held in Crent Britain and continental Kijrnpe l.llts.ooo. atralnst 938,000 last year and 1,512,000 year before last: In r-svpt 42.000, nwalnst 47,000 Inst year J™ .4,000 year before last; In India 2*1*222, “kolnat 473,000 last year and 4-4,1100 >'ear before last; nnd In the l nlted States 698,000, against 088,000 last year and 1,001,000 year before last. CONTRACT STAPLS COTTONS move slowly at old figures i* 1 ii Y*» r k Commercial: In practical, r.itmi. ,,f i hp stores throughout the *., ‘ j;norts are Iwlitg *llr«M*t**»l to tho 3.r toll goods am! th»* spe- ri.il H that arc advertised In the na- i, ” }* jeported, are being res|ion<fe«l lr l ! il "’ rn **,v by the i onnumvr*. The rrtnfl- * "“•reUnmllse moving sntbifiti'- rnr u ratling nppii Jobliers and whole- p"', *'»«• prompt forxrnnllng of all £i ’ v!’ ,,,,,, tor into full and winter .hotter ovldeticn la re«|uln*i| of irm I'"toctory financial i*omllt!oii *»f the ... r. . ''"njwuier than thin *tn»ng move- Uttv ,fl ll goiNlii III the retail markets. SffiE! ' ' Prenontlug the Interests of t\* f # t- 1 ,r »'le are still taklhg fancy cotton Kr L, ' ,l,p to high grades l<ir Hues that have recently ad- f rom ono-hnlf to n full cent, the " ho 1*eMevs they will need more 5,,," nra rnmlng forward to them are to paying the new valuation. On | n browns nnd grays for stock, 64.0nt24.50; limes. Florl hundred; peanuts In sacks nveragl _ pounds eseb. owing to grade, 6%*6e poand; apples, 64.10696: Jamaica _ oranges, 15; •Irled apples 12(f12%c: dried peschcs, 14© !4V4c; eocoanut*. $4.75 sack; Georgia IHMicheii ».(W per crate (scarce): Malaga grapes, 65.50 «6.00. Apples. Virginia, |5.tt>; New York, J6.00 per barrel. . . 4A VKGETAIU.KK-I'otatoes per btishel 61.10, sweet potatoes 61,10. Onions 61.25 bushel; Spanish, 61.50 crate; kraut Mbarral.'6*75; cabbage 2c |»otind. Celery. 50©75c » bunch. Cauliflower 10©13%c lb. Lettuce, |*25«2.5 ( ) per crate. QROCEn:E8. R1CF—Jap. MWk: head. 6<ne: fancy bend. 7»7%c. acrordtoi to th* grade. CHEESE— Fancy full cream. 17c; Georgia cane*syrup, *7r gallon; salt. 1M pounds, •fie*, sxle greose. 61.71; soda crnckera, 6%c pound: lemon. Jy: oyster. 7c; barrel randy, per pound. 6Hc: mixed, per 6 pound*, tfe; toma- toe*, i pounds. 62.W raae; 6 pounds, 22»; navy beans, 62.60; Uqta bonne, 7c: beet matches per gross. 61.65: macaroni. 6%07c pomv* ‘ * “■ New sardines, mnstanl. 63.90 case. SUGAR—Standard granulated 5.20; tmik nnti. 13.25 i*rk 0rtm. 90-pouml ban. 12; oystors, full w,l*ht. 32.23 rnso; p,p|»r. I So pmmet; I mkln, tmw.lvr. 35 ra*»: rod Minion. 15 rass; pink salmon, IIJ* osw: om-oa. 45o; rhocolot., 43',4o; »nnlf, 1-lb jars. 40.-: roast lw»f. 32M oasm slrnn (S.w Or Ipiinsi. 35o gallon: corn, 30c gallon: potaal 13.23413.** mso; pranuta. 00: ro|io, 4-ply cot ton. ?m.': soap. It.SOfft wiac. CAKPr-miek. aawrtiol 0Hc ponnft; at o|- aaaortort, «%o ponml; fancy aaaortc.1. pall., stke; chocolate .Irop«. pall*. 12‘,ic: Elk, o«- aurlnd. ten boica 16.69. FLOUR AND GRAIN. KO. Z wniir Ht I vBUIlu will l*-. • mixed. 84c; cracked corn per bushel. 66c. ^CIUck^'.WT.KB-flf'y-Poundaackan; Pnnla chick foci. 13.00: Vlefor feel. 31.03- OATS—No. 1 white. 0*c: No. 1 mixed. Ole; Golden Onta. «5c; white ellppml, OSc; fancy "MKAl!—pTabi n per 90 pound aaeka, «5e: «- V>und aaeka, Me; plain, M-ponnd aaeka, I0e; fel'H’eabof licruiudin ^oo”- SlioUTH-l'holce white. 31.76; fancy, 91.06; brown HW to 10U pouudst. 61.60: brand. 61-50. ‘ COTTON SEEh MEAL-rriroe per ton, 625.51; No. 2 per ton, 624.00; bulls per tou, PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS—Supreme hems. He: bel- Ilea. 206125 pounds average. 10%; fat Itneks. H20; Supreme lard. 10*4. Purity compound. 9*4. t’allfornln^jmmi^^Oc^dij’ salt ribs, 9.25. message: „ Post: Winnipeg nr oats are very strong, lc higher Thursday. Do not think there are any good oats In the country. A party ship ped me a car of wild oats which he hnd cleaned out of Ids'wheat and 1 eold It for 40c bushel.” . 4 ... Corn exporter at seaboard sent this: ••Been mor<* Interest on part of exporters than for long time. There Is no coni spot here ami practically none coming. Expect to see good huslneas In near future. Minneapolis cash bouse: ••Southern Min nesota mills are coming to Minneapolis al ready for milling wheat. I hear of 75,000 BULLS IK CEREALS BOSHEjmiCES UP Wheat Was the Leader and Was Advanced to $1.02 Early. „ line _ . being sold for^shj>tnent_ South. all the cash wheat offered. No. 2 hard selling " The linrtlett-Frasler*Patten bnylng of corn has been the prominent feature In the pit. The crowd was caught short or sold out nnd there hss been much buying to cover or reinstate. lets every'day. Mills bought a little De cember.” Packing of bogs for the summer season TShny. Ilia, measage: "I think th, early corn la practically ont of tho way of the froat, but believe tbe late corn will be found to In* light nnd chaffy." George Went writ,, from Tbnwvm*. III*.: "I Juft aaw a load of corn n fanner bulked thla afternoon to feed, and tliree-ntiarfera of It wna In tb, uitlk. Hu aaya It won t go 3 hnahela to tbe acre and It le a good-looking field.", , _ , Lender in provlalona: "Itrokere tbonght to be noting for Swift are Imylt* Oeto- Int lard. Kl*l|ipera trying to buy Octolier rthe, lint offerlnga very amsll. , January liroilnrt higher with groin trade," r. W. I tennis. In Bring e-FIteb letter' •Thl* foreign situation will turn I hljigo nnd make It the atrongeat market on the Hit Inatesd of the wenket liefore we |-l through the crop year. Ailvlae kveinug tong Chicago wheat all the time. COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Following la gWen the opening and closing nnetatlnna of the New York eotton eeed oil market: October. . November. December. January. . March. . . May. . ■ . Cloned ateady. Bolen, Chicago. Oct. 6—Tho holla In wheat bad their ahouldera to the apeenlallre wheel thla morning, liceenilter aelllug from 190% to 11)1% at tbe opening. Com wna up %#%<• nnd onts were %c higher. Llrerponl eloeed %0%d higher compered with declines here yesterday. The weather was clear and seasonable In alt districts. A. J. White, llnnkln and Barrett were good buyers, Auatrnllan crop njporti continue Wheat closed %01%e higher, corn waa up K6%e, oata gained %6%c and prorlMou. warn up 7%016r. WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Aa a reanlt of the eastern movement of tbe northwestern high area, clear weather prsralla this umrnln govrr the entire coun try except In the gulf nnd aonlh Atlantic atalea. where 13 la ntlll cloudy, with rain falling at I’alestlne, Tex.. Meridian, Mils.. Montjramery. Ala., and Angnsta. Ga. In tbe last 24 hours rain ban fallen orer moat of the eotton licit end In the Atalnlie roast states from North Carolina to Matue. The storm area that waa over New England yes terday haa moved ont to the nurlheaet. Lower temperatures prevail thla morning over the eastern half of the map except In the eoutheast. The eastward movement of the high aren will lie favorable for fair weather In this section tonight and Hunday; slightly cooler tonight. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For tbe 24 hour* ending at 9 «. m.. TStk fnerfdlwn time. Octolier 5. yesterday's close: Open, WHEAT— Dec. May July, _ CORN— Oct.... fc OATS- Dec.... 92% 16% May.... 54 55 PORK- Oct Jan.... 15.25 LAUD- Oct... 8.87% 9.00 Jan... 8.75 8.77% May... 8.90 8.96 ninfc- Oct...e 7.92% 7.92% Jan.... 7.90 7.92% May... 8.17% 5.17% . t'olu mbit a. cloudy. , , Previous i GalncRvllle, clear. , High. faow. Close. Close. Greenville, cloudy. . . I xtlriffln, cloudy. . . . .... 100% 102 100% 101% 103 ! •Macon, cloudy. . . . .... 107 1(K% 107 107% 106% MontIcello, cloudy. . .... 103% 104 103% 103% 100%: Horne, cloudy. . . . xSpartaiiburg. dear. G0% 60*4 , West Point, cloudy. 351 5ft 3 w Special to The Georatnn. (From Hayward, Vick & Clark.) Near York. Oct. 5.-J. H. Bache A Co.: Americans In Loudon Irregular and sluggish. Apathy prevailing In New York nnd expect ed. Unpromising outlook for today's bank statement given as a reason. Paris bourse heavy nnd Berlin sluggish. The Indications are for a pretty henry ent In reserves In today’s bank statement. Rumors of recdvershljvof Southern railway helped depress tbe stock. President Finlay, of th«> Southern railway, dcules the stories emphatically. Rinding statement for August is very satisfactory. Should reserves decrease heavily today there would then lie more probability of de posits by treasury department. The drain to the south and west expected to lie heavy for some time to come. Market will probably he dull again today, with no ma terial changes. Market Improving on prediction of lictter latnk statement than expected. If It should prove to he correct, market would ndvauce sharply. Town Toplrt: Mors professions! backing nnd filling may he expected today, hut'n# recently there will he plenty of long stocks met on the rallies. Tbe manipulation against the shorts hss been so adroit and successful that nearly nil of the weaker shorts have covered, leaving outstanding commit incuts on that able to those who linve profited Immensely by tbe long de cline. and are still satisfied that some stocks at least are n good ways from bottom. Their activities will lie more pronounced now in the Industrial Issues and especially tho C’opper, Smelting nml Steel Issues. The closing of mines Is lielug followed by (be closing of smelters 111 tbe copper districts, which will naturally l*e reflected In se rious losses to tbe American Smelting Com pany and others. Investment demand talked of % nl- reslllcncy that would 'fLe apparent there any large body of outsiders willing to place their fortuues In even the gllt mlgc stocks at this time. Although lit the same time stocks bought for Investment during « porlnds of seiiil-pnulc now show a hlch naturally Is calculated to make real Investors all the more skeptical of Present valuations. The bank statement la not likely to nrovc On severe breaks wheat may lie bought or a turn. The Ixondon early market for Americans LOCAL 8T0CK8 ANO BONDS (Revised by Ulllyer Investment Comi TKi! STOCKS AT START QUIETJD HEAVY Leisurely Rally Took Place in Copper and Union Pa cific Later. CHANGES WERE SMALL Morgali Issues Weak, South ern Ry. Declining to N^w Low Record. 14.« 16.27% 16^,22% 15.26 0.07% 9.00 S:S 2:8* iH'ratimx ar, for 11 bour, — .Da data. xIlKsIrnl lair; not luclndafl la artraffM. 1IKAVT RAINFALL. Lampaaaa. Tax., 201; Palin., Tax., 1.90; Grain) ('an., la., 1.90. 9.77% 7.K ».«% ?:S* 0.10 HAYWARD, VICK A. CLARK’S DAILY GRAIN LETTER. Chicago, Oct. 5.—Bartlett, Frasier A Car rington: With very little excitement, wheat worked up l%e. rending but a trifle toward tbe clow. The trade wan more general nnd austnlued than at any time for several weeks, npponltlo nslao wenied less delivery IkPVRBL... ^ *• ot *n**R*r volume than durfiu th™ » u Whatever business Is put with ,b #t unchsngiHl value*. I. A "town staodawl drills *c and 4-ysrd r spots ,r0W ® ,beet,ll * > on * total* of 6%c larman, 65c: Ferguson, TURS-Palntefl. 62.»: cedar, 65. POWDER—61-50; half kegs, 62.75; % kegs W: Dupont nnd Hazard smokeless, half ferf _j 25 ner cent. Troledorf otnokelest poor- business now' ItelngSi ieir. l-lo. 61. fiirfU'ELS-l, to 111 par »nta. IRON-2%c p.r pound I»m; .Sarrd., 4%c ^5e*-I7 P»r down baa*. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, 8TOCKS,"BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVI8IONa Carondelat and Graviar 8ta, Naw Orloane. . MEMBERSi ft* Ortran. Cotton Exrliinja, Now Orlran, Futora Brokrra Aiaorbillrn. 8 "Cotton Exchange Now Orlrana aad rhleago Boarda of Trad*, &s2*£8sr Site ^ a„* Naw York and Chicago Corra.pond.nU: j-8. BACHE A CO„ AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER & CARRINSTON, "’RIVATK WIRES TO ALL POINTS. THE COFFEE_MARKET. Tb# following flgurra giro tb. opralng ingo nnd rloir In th. 'N.w York coffra market for today: (taming Range. Jannary February March tS?:: .v . .6.25-6.65 ..6.354.40 ..6.854.45 J 454.50 July .. .J .. .. - 6.504.65 August .. 6.604.55 Kent? mber November Dccemlier .. .. .. ... 25 Closed steady. Kales 16,760 bags. CHICAGO CAR LOTS. The receipts of grain In ear lots today and estimated receipts for tomorrow are as fol lows: Close. 6.25-6.1) 6.304.S n 6.45-6.56 6.50-6.65 6.56-6.66 6.60-6.66 6.fi54.10 6.10-6.15 6.20-6.25 H’heaf. . . . Corn onta Hogs, head. ... .^. Jgn. _ —... . nored the fractional decline hern yesterday, j adding it little to the lilg adviinre of the I or points were unquestionably large. heat In store here of excellent sit Ion. The demand Is good and receipt* will probably !►* reduced^ In volume. 1 he weather today woa favorable throughout the licit. Tbl* market may prove a little slow until outside Influences stimulate buy ing. Tha ultimate outturn of this crop will prove very disappointing. Oats advanced lc on very moderate buy ing. reacting fractionally toward the dose. Interest In Increasing, although the volume of trade In still light. The buying lately re flects how light offerings really are. The Northwest In a small way linn lieen a good buyer. With a falling off In receipts, price* will work up without any help. In provisions, n much firmer feeling Is evi dent In near by product. A recovery from the recent depression mused by very free Octolter liquidation ban set In. nnd with the excellent spring demand, which has reduced contract stocks rapidly, considera bly higher prices seem likely for October and November deliveries. J. J. BARNE8-FAIN CO.’S FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER. Atlanta, Oct. 5.—The present week has been moderately active In all lines of fruit and produce. Cabbage and potatoes have been In good demand and the supply has been plentiful. Onions are scarce, brlces having ndvancol and are firm at 61.25 per bushel for both yellow and red variety. Tennessee stock Is k ’ifflOM-Horx», 34.23fl4.75 k.g; mol, .bora, 64 K(i4.75. BUCKETS—Palnf. 61.79 dotes; white ce dar, three hoops. 64.fi CHAINS—Tram 64*6 dotes GUN POWDErf—Per keg. Austin crack that. 64.59. SHOT—6115 sack. OAGGfNG AND TIES. BAGGING—1% lb., 10He: t IK. lie; 2% lb.. 11%: re-rolled (second Hand*. 7%e. T/Efi-N’ew 6116 hejeb. second band 6L(fi PIMI—Bream. £ Ttmptnlurt. Atinnln. . . . . . Angnsta Charleston. ..... Galveston ••Little Hock. . . . ••Memphis Mobile Montgomery New Orleans. . . . ••Oklahoma Hnvnnnnli Vicksburg Wilmington Ill DISTKICT MVIKACIX Bid. llT Atlanta 4‘s. 1933. coupon 99 Atlanta 4% ; a. 1922. coupon 163 Atlanta. Birmingham ami A.. 19 do. preferred Augusta Factory Central Bank nml Trust Corp. I2S Exposition Cotton Mllla...*,... t2& Fourth National Bank 219 • ... Georgia Htnte 4%’s. rog jo(% Georgia State, 4%'s. coupon... 197 1 (T Gn. It. It. and Bnnklng Co 949 24 Ga. By. nnd Electric Co 78% 8 Seaboard Air Lino 19 ] do. preferred 19% J noDtbwsstero 107 Atlanta 4 per c. bonds, 1933... 190 id Augusta 4s, 199 10 Georgia 4%*. 1918 coupon 108% 10 do, S%. 1939. reg 104 10 Dixie Cotton Mills 16 Dixie Cotton Mills. 6’s 96 16 Gn. It. It. and Rkg. Co., Ca.. 102 10 Seaboard 4a. 1960... 08% 1 THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago. Oct. 6.—Hogs—Receipts 7.(1 h " thf,: &x Wi «ssfjr t brarra »4.10«7.j0r raw*'II.* -cwnvi. Market atradg: na- llrra 33410.40; wralarn 33.Xfj5.40; yrarllnga S3 478.40; larulia Il.75tt7.50; w.atrrn 36.54171 LIVERPOOL - GRAIN. Tor T. Iixllratpa lnappr.<;lal*lr ralniall. G) raaterdag. «) For 24 b»ura «odlD( 3 a. nth in.rtdl*D ttm., —Mining. Rimark*. Th. I.mp.rntur. .hotriol no Important rbnngo* for lb. pnat 24 hour*. Rainfall or- riirri'il In all illafrlrt* .Irani fiarannnh, be ing liriirp In portion, of l^ulalana and T.xna, J. B. MARBl’RY. Sratlon Director. WEATHER FORECA8T. bat tbe quality baa dn-IInMl nimewhat, and, -- * mu —'— ' — |f«n.jr Malaga. Concor.1 and Niagara grapra h*T. brao more pl.nilful, nnd tb. damand good. l.*moua off.nil during tho prrarnt work bar. Iwen of i»>or ■nialll), and ib. price haa drelln—I. ..... . Jamaica orange, railing frrelg at HH0I ''V'niif'rnla frnlla of nil kinds bar* Ima B l.utlful thla nek. and prlcra have mini lib for good fruit. .... Rgga aoinrwhnt raarc. tb. laat of th. wrak. and prior, bar. ndranoed to 22%«2to. , Llv. aad drrarad ponllry haa bam In ...... - —Pp.r, 10« arm. demand at prle*a .|u..i<ul. pound; tnrat. 901 • poun<l; Ida. fl.b, 309c For neat week «» look for layar ralalna iHinnd: pompano. i" nnd; ino.-kn.l, ii%c and fin lo be on tb. mark.l. pound; mixed fl.h, «Oic pouaqi trr.h wnior W.Took for an ndyanc. In r trout, 10c pound; mullet per barrel, P.30O 1 In Washington, Oct. t.—Weather condi tions and genera) forecast: The disturbance of Friday morning central over th. lake region la passing off to sea over th. Canadian maritime province. Preaauro la atlll low along th. northern boundary and the weather in the lake region la more or Iota unaet. tied. Rain continues In th* gulf atatee, but elaewhere It la fair. The temperature la cloae to th* nor mal In almoat all district*. Except In the mountain districts of the southwest no frost haa been reported. Fair weather I* probable tonight and 8unday, except In the southeastern ■tales and along the gulf coast, where rain Is indicated. Important changes In temperature are not anticipated. Forecast until 8 p. m. Sunday: Virginia—Fair tonight and Sunday; light to frealt westerly winds.. North Carolina—Fair tonight and Sunday: fresh west to northwest winds. South Carolina—Fair tonight except showers along the coast; colder In mountain districts; Sunday fair; fresh westerly wlnda. Georgia—Fair tonight and Sunday, except showers In southern portion; ■lightly colder tonight In northern por tion; freah northwest to north winds. Eastern Florida—Showers late to- night or on Sunday; light variable winds. - Western Florida and Alabama—Rain tonight and Sunday, except fair In northern Alabama; light north * to n-rtbeaut winds. , Mississippi—Fair In northern, rain In southern portion tonight; Sunday probably fair, except rain along tbe coast; light northerly wind*. SOUTHERN DOESN’T NEED RECEIVER New York. Oct. B.—W. W. Finley, president of the Southern railway, has branded 'aa preposterous the rumor In financial circles that hla road would have receivers appointed for political or other reasons. He added: “Anybody familiar with the South ern railway's financial condition must know that there la no reason of a financial nature for any such move. An for the suggestion that the prop erty might be put tn the hands of re ceiver* by the Federal eburt* as a means of thwarting political attacks, that has been heard before. It has never been seriously thought of by the management, which haa elected. In fact, to pursue a policy of conciliation. 1 Jockeys Fixed Race*. Naw York, Oct E.—Tha stewards of the Jockey Club have commissioned the Pinkerton detective force to run down the report that through collusion between three Jockeys and g coterie of Weetern bookmakers a number of fixed races have been pulled off dur ing the laat three weeks. New York. OH. 0—The atnek market n|tcned extremely dull and rhangea were Irregular with a very alight fraetlounl range with the eieeptlon of Lonlarllle and Nashville, whleti opened higher, nml Hrooklyn llapld Tranalt, wtilrb opened »i Imver. I'ennaylvanln nt the outset gained 44. Nerthern Pacific %. and Reading %. I idon Pacific nnd Hteel common declined % anil %. Atehlann. Hontnern Pacific nml Hteel preferred were nnebanged at ihe end of five uilnntra' trad lug. Northern Pacific waa %e higher-net nnd L'nlon Pacific waa Closing hlda follow: Railway Stocks. Atchison 33 Canadian Pacific 102T4 Erie 13% Itenrcr and Kin Grande 23 - Ismtarllle <nnd .Viahrllle.. ..... .. .. t.103 Mexican Central 17 "lew York Central.. ..•> 103% Rending .. .. 17% Kink Inland 44% Hock Inland preferred 117 Kt. Until 82 Southern Unrifle 12% Great Northern 128 Miscellaneous. Amalgamated rnppot'.. .. 59% Anierleitn Smelting and Ucfluluf 87% Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt 46% Colorado Fuel and Iron.. .. .. .. .. 18 Xntlonnl Lend 48 United Sintea Hteei 7. 7. 7. .. 26% United State* Steel preferred 88% Mnrknjr Company 60% Mnekay Cum puny preferred 61 NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. New York, Oct. 5.—The weekly statement of the New York A*ffofk»te<l laraks nh<n\‘*> the following rlMUgat: Loan* 61.669.066.469: deereaae 61t.J83.196. Deposits 61,036.7<&M); deere*** 619.4M.800. Clrralfittnn |.'»o,65?.866; Inereaee 619.466. Isegal tt-ndere *40.097.200; deereaae 61.109,900. Mnnilna 62.648.075; deereaae $2,958,400. Kx-Cnlf.il State* depoilta, fW,770,800; de crease 62,773,125. MINING STOCKS. Boetnn, Ort. S.—Oftenlng: North Butte 14. CnlmiiPt-Arlsnna 100%.' Greene-Cnnanen 8, New Havrni 142%. United Fruit 113%. Mar ket fractionally lower. LONDON STOCK MARKET. Erie A. 0. BROWN & CO., BANKERS and BROKERS. 30 Broad Street, New York* Memtiere New York Stork Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, Ch'relaud Stock Exeliange. Branch offl«*ee: Wnhlorf-Antortn, 11 HV»t Twenty-tlftli street; 80 Broad street. Flat- Iron hulldlng; New IMaoa hotel, 2 thiat For ty-fourth street; Hotel Marie Antoinette, New York: A tin title City. N. J.; Toronto. Canada; Buffalo. N. Y.; Wllkealmrrr. l*n/; (’!»lee go. Ills.; ftyraetuuv N. Y.: Clnrlnnatl, Ohio; Sera ii ton. Un.t Cleveland. Ohio; St. Louis. Mo.; Detroit Mleh.; Meheaeetady, N. Y.: Dayton Ohlai Troy. N, Y.: Erie. Pn.; Trenton. N. J.; Glens Fall*. N. Y.; Utlea. N. Y.: Wllllhmaport, !•*.; Wuahlngton. D. *’ * Hartford, Conn.; Montreal, Canada: ill exehangew Chemipeake nnd Ohio .. ., Chlrngo and Oreat Weate Canadian 1’oHflc Denver and Klo Grande do, preferred .. .. .. ie .. do, first preferred .. ., do. oecnrid preferred .. Illinois Central Hannas and Texas do. preferred Until my II lc and Nashville .. Mexican Central do. preferred Northern UaHfle Norfolk and Western .. do. preferred ,, ,, .. New York Central Ontario and Western .. .. Pennsylvania UbtladelpbUr and Reading . do, first preferred .. . do, oeeond preferred .. Rock Island Southern Railway .. •• . Southern Pnrlflc Hi. Pant Union Pacific United States Steel .. .. do. preferred .. .. , Wahasb do, preferred i : 4>; OP *85 54* |IU% 15% 174% C% 154 r in i WILL INVESTIGATE MONEY STRINGENCY N.w York, Oct. I Th* National Bursty Company la completing ar rangement! for a convention her* of Ha agents from all parts of th. United States. One of tha reasons for this novel gathering la tha desire of th* company to find out th. exact effects of the prevailing money ntringency upon the credit of contractors and oth ers who make use of surety company bonds. 4°o | UNION SAVINGS BANK Could UuUdinf CAPITAL STOCK • . • SI00.000.00 m 0/ RE80URC El -JJT 4% 9B60.000.00 4 0 Atlanta National Bank ATLANTA, GA. C. E. CURRIER, President. H. T. INMAN, Vice-Precldent. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cathler. JAMES 8, FLOYD, Assistant Cashier. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $650,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. — ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS AND BANK EXAMINER* Audits. 8pecial Examinations. Costing and Systematizing. EMPIRE BUILDING. ATLANTA, GA.