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r, win. Ti IE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. IN EARLY^SESSION Caused by Covering on En couraging Cables From English Market and on bad weather Prices Declined Later on Lack of Sufficient Bull Support. v.w York. Sot. 1!.—Private cable, credit in', tmrln* at Liverpool to tbe present bqll- Ub sentiment opened the local market buoy- ifniJr There was burin, on the cold weatb- Ir In the donth, and there mi extensive iorerlna bv reiterdav'e late sellera. The Urge" receipt. at Sew Orleans ware disre garded. . But for the lack of bull speculation, cob ten futures would bare an early Improve- aient on the better English advices and the bad weather now prevailing in the belt. Opinion Is apparently growing among Mine of the heat posted and prominent cot ton producers that the elimination of le- altlmatc speculation In many of the South ern states la detrimental to the best In terests of the Kouthorn firmer. In that, It Is claimed, It places the making of prices if futures almost entirely In the hands of the professional bear operator. In this, connection, IV. L. Foster, the Tunisians member of the executive com mlttee of the Southern Cotton Association, and possibly the largest cotton producer In the stale, published tbe following state ment In The New Orleans Tlmes-Democrat last Sunday: • I believe the antl-fntnre enactments by ■on e of the cotton states In the psst year •land uiounmeutal In their folly, amount to ■ crime against tbe cotton-producer and hare coat him millions of dollars." Initial prices were 9®17 points and after advancing soma 3 point tlonal profit-taking set In, and the at noon was selling slightly below the closing figures of Monday night. Futures ware weak In the afternoon, still on liberal sailing by prominent opera tors prices declined steadily tip to the close, which waa easy at the lowest of the day. net 8017 points under Monday's fluids. comparative port recaipta: Saturday Monday Tuesday NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. Katlioated receipts Tnesdaj New Orleans 15,000 to. 17,000 Gah ^ntou 14,000 to 17.000 Houston 0,500 to 10,600 1906. 21.025 20.345 13,962 TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS. Tbe following table shows receipt* at tha New Orleana. Galveaton. . • Mobile Savannah. . . Cbarleaton. , . Wilmington. . Norfolk. . . • Bouton. % . . . Philadelphia. . Pensacola. • . Virioua. . . . 19,042 2S.026 JUSl ~t8W 21,541 39,045 I.63S 11,343 33.9W Special to Tha Georgian. (From Hayward, Vlek & Clark.) Naw York, Nov. 12.-J. 8. Baeho ft Cq,: T.lverppol cables wero due 1%©3 lower on near and 1%62% lower on distant poal* tlona. Opened quiet, but ateady, Z%04% At 12:15 p. ui., waa strady, netHfn Point higher. Fair business..doing lu apot* ht 8 points higher; middling 8.96; antes 1,000; American 7.60u; speculation and export 600; Imports 87,ax>, Including 80,800 American. Market fluetuatea within narrow limits. The position of the bull clique detera short sales on tho bulges, while tho financial fit look holds hulls from buying nt present level*. No thero occurs n deadlock with narrow movements. The cold wave '* tending through the belt, but very ”* ri ? «*P*cted. The Ideal picking and marketing weather has given great opp ~ »unity fur farmors to move their cro their reluctance, however, to sell at tl..» level Is a factor In the situation. Look for a scalplug market only. l-ollowlag are 11 a. in. bids: Decamber 10.80; January 10.28; March 10.88; May 10.4L Cotton a little easier on selling by Hut* ton and Gifford. _ New. Orleans, ... Clark: Liverpool somewhat due. Map not complete. Wbat there la ahowa general freeze In Arkansas, Tennessee, north Louisiana and north Mississippi. Snowing now at Meridian. Mias. Italnlng generally through eastern states, and turn ing colder. Expect killing frosts there to night. Liverpool cables: “Manchester steady. Local operators buying freely." Market opened about 7 up. Longs aeUIni on the apart. Market will probably soli ol some, but would agalu buy It ou all set backs. This bud weather should help by delaying movement. No bull speculation. Advance merely caused by short corering. Market ltkely to ease off, but between now and bureau dav think It good prope bull side, buying on de_ Bears feel relieved and stopped buying. Looks like ateady markets, with possibly a little setback on which wotild buy. Map complete Indicates continued cold In the west and central belt. Cold weather moving to eastern belt, and freezing, weath er Indicated for eastern states now also, Edited by Joseph B. Lively. MARKETS Ur. Lively. rwentj-llv. Years' experience of .ti lting market, la Atlanta and tha South has mad, him a rtcognlied an- thorltY In hla specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS nAub of stock. THE COFFEE MARKET. market for today: October .. .. , November December .. .. Closed steady. Opening . Range. *. .5.60^.65 ..6.7<b6.75 .. 5.70-5.75 . .5.80^.85 ..5.80*. 15 . .5.85-6.90 . .5.90-6.00 ..5.93-6.00 ..8.00-6.03 Close L 5.60-5.58 3.30- 5.60 5.ft'#>.65 ■5.65-5.751 5.75-5.80 5.75-5.80 fi.M-S.88l 5.85-5.90 5.90-5.95 5.1*5-6.00 6.30- 5.40 5.45-5.60 COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. Following la given the opening and closing quotations of the New ft>rk cotton aecd oil market: ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. INTERIOR RECEIPTS. Houston. • Augusta. , Memphis. . Nr. Ixmlfl. , Cincinnati. Torsi. . . 21.812 2.882 6.284 4,286 *4.710 Smt 3POT COTTON MARKET. Atlanta. steady; middling 10%. New Orlesus, ateady; middling 10 18-18. New York, steady; middling 10.90. Savannah, steady; middling 10 7-16. Augusta, steady: middling 10%. Mobil,, dull: middling 307-l«. • harleaton, steady; middling 10%. Wilmington, steady; middling 10%. . Baltimore, nominal; middling 10%. Itrstnn. ateady; middling 10.80. Memphis, quiet; middling 1018-16. Philadelphia, steady: middling 11.10. Houston, quiet; middling 10%. Norfolk, steady: middling 10%. Galveston, steady; middling 1015-16. 8t. l.ouls. quiet; middling 10%. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. EGGS-Active,, 25c. LIVE POULTRY—Hen* dull, 40 cents; chickens, fries, 22%08Oc. Ducks. Pekin, 35c each; puddle, 30c each. Turkeys active, 15r P DlfilS8ED POULTRY—Turkeye, drawn, active, 20c pound; fries active, 2O023%c 1%; bene, ISc pound; ducks, drawn, fancy, 15c P0 —DUCE-Lard, He pound: hams active, ... __jnd; shoulders active. 10011c pound.* •Ides active. 11c pound; buttar, 18024c per pound: beeswax active. 23c pound; honej (bright) active. 15c pound. FRUITS AND NUTS-CItron, 20c pound? almonds, 16%c pound; Brnxll, 14c pound; Filberts, 13%c pouud; English walnuts, 15c lb. Pecans, 14c hound. Lemon peel, 17%o lb. Orange peel, 17%o lb. Lemons, fancy Mea- sena. 83.7504.00; hauanas, 3%c lb.: limes, Florida atock, 75c 100. Peautits In sacks aver- aging 100 pounds each, owing to grade. 6%C*c per pound. Florida oranges, $4.00; dried applert. 180U%c; dried peaches. 14%c. Figs. 81.23 box. Dates, l ib. package, 7%«\ L. L. Raisins. 12.00 box. Grapes, Concord. 6- poand bucket, 20c; Niagara, 22%c: Dela ware, 25c. Malaga per keg. I5.00C6.00. Ap ples. Virginia. fiToO; New York, $5.5006.00. VEGETABLES—Potstoe* per bushel 11.00, sweet potatoes, 6O09Or. Onions, 81.10 bush.; Spanish. 81.50 crate; kraut % barrel. 83.75; Danish. 1%. Celery, 60090c a bunch; mu- crate, 6 to 6% dozen, 84.75. Cauliflower. 100 12%c pound. lettuce, 82.2502.60 per crate Turnip*. 14c pouud. Florida squash. $2.0,) crate; Florid* beans. |LI0 crate; Florida cucumbers, 82.60 eraie. GROCERIES. RICE—J«P, •% cents; head. 607e; fancy AmaL Copper Am. les Securities. . . Am. Sugar Refinery. • American Smelting. . Am. Locomtive. . do. preferred • • . Am. Car Fonadry. . . American Cotton OIL . Anaconda Atchison do. preferred. . . . Atlantic C. Una. . . . Brooklyn Rapid T. . . Baltimore X Ohio. Chicago ft Alton. . . . Consolidated Gas. . • • Central Leather. . . • do. preferred. . . - Colorado Fuel ft Iron. Corn Produce Colorado Southern. . . Delaware ft Hudson. . Denver ft Klo Grande. Distillers’ Securities.. Erie „ do. preferred. . . . General Electric. . . . Great Western Great Northern pfd. . Illinois Central Interboro _ do. preferred. . • . Kansas ft Texas. . . . H ITi? 5 ! r} 'k 77" ii" 34 -jt's Et 5 70*1 70** 83J4I 33* fll-’sl S2 ait 144U 14514 I 24*4 2<K 88 i«& S* NAME OF STOCK. Louisville ft! Missouri Pacific. . . . Mexican Central. . . . New York Central. . . Northwestern National Lead. .... Norfolk ft Weatern. .. , Northern Pacific. . . . , Ontario ft Weatern. .. Pennsylvania Pacific Mall People's Gas Co Pressed Steel car. . . Banding Rock Island do. preferred. . . . , Republic Iron ft Stoel. , do. preferred. . . . do. _ T , St. Paul Tenn. Coal ft Iron. , Tteas Pacific. . . . , Union Pacific U. 8. Rubber. . . . , do. preferred. . , U- ti. Steel do. preferred. . , Western Union. . . , Wabash do. preferred. . ,, Wisconsin Central, do. preferredi • , SOUTHERN COTTON MILL STOCKS 9SH Quotations bj F. C. Abbott ft Co, ... Bid. Ask.ii. Al>b.rll!. common — Aik.ii Mf*. Co *114 American Spinning Company ., 140 — Auirr. Wsr.hous. pM., Bprar, N. C 7J ti And.rsou Mill, — 37 Arad. 73 Arcadia 33 101 Arista — S3 Arkwright Mills 112 lit Arlington — Atherton, N. C — 160 Augusta. Ga Belton Bibb Bonnie Brandon Brogan Cotton Mills . Brookstile Bloomfield .. .. la bar rue Cannon Mfg. Co. .. Capital City. pref. . Chadwick, pref. .. . Chadwick. N. C. .. . CherryvIJIe Cheapen, 8. C. Clara ..180 Clinton 165 CUftou com • — Clifton, pref 102 180 .. — 50 18% 112% it* Total atock* ante* today, 475.5i>J shares. NEW YORK. d i ► j ' “-Is i o a 3 8 Dec.. . Jan.. . Feb.. . March. . April. . May. . June. . . July. Closed easy. 10.48 10.43-46' 10.53-55 HXU3-04 10.19 ■ 10.06# 10.22-24 10.09-10 10.24-26 10.12-13 10.28-28 10.15- 16110.28-29 10.15- 1710.28-30 10.18-1710.29-30 LIVERPOOL. Following Is the'opening range, 2 p. m. and close, compared to yesterday: Futures opened quiet and attady. Opening Previous Range. 2 p.m. Close. Close. November.... 5.67%-3.68 5.71 6.69% 5.69 Nov.-Dee.... 5.Cl%-w.64 5.68 6.6J% 5.64 r -5.84 .... 4.85 5.81 Dec.-Jan— Jau.-F«b 5.1 Feb.-March. Aprll-May,i„ May-June.... 5.63 June-July.... 5.66 , .. July.Aug 6.# -5,67 Cloaea quiet. 3.64% NEW ORLEANS. Following Is the range In cotton future* In New Orleans today Nov.. . Doc.. . Jan.. . Feb.. . .March. April. . May. . 10.31 10.84 ib!io|nun II lUdZB-ZB lv.SB-BP 10.28-27(10.42-43 10.27-29110.43-45 10.32-33,10.49 50 10.83-841 ID. 61-53 10.89-40110.6848 NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Naw Orlrana, Nor. 1!.—Liverpool rsblra: "M.inc’tii>.t,r at.Bdj; loosl op.rators Iiuy- iss." Kuturrs th.r. w.r. about 4 bottar 'flan Ilq»; spot- priors * blghor, sslos 3.00*. IMnlcnlty In moving oOtton on ncrount of mono, oonilltlons Is still the principal rrt •on for tbo stnidlnnu of the markets. No oonM Mine nmts In ketmt-cotton, whlob, nnflrr normal clrcnmstnnces, would be filled berr. srr brlnir coveml In Liverpool. Tbrre ", n " real hnll spn-nlatlon In fntnrM, nnd tilvames are caused exclualvelY by short ... price, glv, i sgsln set-n Opening 9 »l«h!s flgnres. Yet till, I 'l! n "?5u.nt additional delay to movamant ■build help to anataln tho markets, and rwr day wo get closer to tbe government oirrati publication without loss's to much >o favor of longs In cotton. »rather records show frcoxlng temnera- ! 0 rountl*l In Texas and tbe "ntt-al stairs, accompanied by sleet, snow «»d rain. Ruin waa general In the eastern -it. and Indications point to a general fron there toulght. min principal bear argument now la that '""dltlons are holding an nnosual iht ! n } I 1 co,,nn trinned nnd nnglnnetl In be Interior whleb Is expected t* come out m.iI 1 “ja'anebe aa soon as money gets Thla onelaiigbt, however, la not ex- P- ,«hI before December or January, la the 'hero Is enough export demand litti h *" rh rdttuu •« moving, leaving ° t r nothing to nettle short commit- "'a In I>eeember ftttnres. Furthermore, I. ttov.rnment bureau- on Decemehr 3 ™*l>ar hiilllsh. bears seem In- 10 trait a while before nuking the Y.f,'."“rBreMlTe move, bill tbe Intention Is eem?Ie ™S***'. D-r'Ioptuenta In the Do- -l.oX r 0 P ,lo !| In Imtb markets are living witched, and may prove to l-e *° the large discount under JrSPJSLSUr ••otton Is keeping up In Kn' KLE?'***' *°d so la the harts. Fae are somewhat larger. P»d atlred aupport and prices drop- Pr-«tate M ,0 ® *'>»out any partlelar p. He gallon iv, $1.75; aodi . la crackers, 8%c pound; lemon. ^ oy^stsr, Tc;^ barrel randy. psr navy bMM, C-98; Lima beanaT 7c; . beat pounds. H w-»ans. 82.90; . matches per groaa. 81®*. <W7e pound; sardines, mustard. 83.60 caee. SUGAR—Standard granulated 5.20; New T WF1^rbnekie i. 81100;. balk B ta. P » CSS,: sack frirj.1 I oyat.ra. full weight. *7.23 jaso: pepper 13c pound: linking imwder. fS rasa; red salmon. 36 ease: pink tutlmon. M.W rate: foeoa. 48e; ebocolste. 43'V: snntt. 1-lb Jars. So: roast beef. I1M caw: ilrnn (Haw Or leanaf. IS. gallon: corn. *c gnllon: potaal 13.SS7t3.30 rasa: peanntt. 3e: rope. 4-ply cot •on. 57<*e: eoep. 11S0P4 rase. CAN'DT-MIck. assorted «He pound: sUeY assorted. 314c pound: fanry ■■■prted. palla HHe: chocolate drone, palls, UV4e: Elk. as sorted. ten boxes 15.80. FLOUR AND GRAIN. FLom-HItbest patent. 3»Bfl: heat pat ent, K.73: standard patent. B.M: half pat ent tfl Z‘: spring whent patent, 33.73. I’ORX-N’o. 5 white. SSc: ebolee white. 34e. Mixed, 87c. Cracked eorn, 90 pound seek, **CHVCKEX FEED—Fifty-pound aacka. 81; unrlne ehtek feed. ».*. , , - OATS—No. 2 white. 84c; No. ! mixed, He: Ootden oeta. t*c: white ellpped. 67t\ MEAIj— Plain. 98-nmmd sack*. 86c; 0- nound **cka. 85c; plain, 24-ponnd Backs, 85c ^HAT—Timothy, eholca large baler 11.25; do., choice small bates. 31.70: No. L one. •Ittcd bales. 11.15: No. 7. one-third baler «!.!* Reminds. *5e.. snORTR—Choice white. 81.75: fancy, 31.75: brown ill to 1U0 pound,I. Il.ff. brand. 31.50. "cotton SEED kfPAtf—Prime per tar Tam:No S (ir Ion. 32400; bulls per to?. niW ' PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS—Fnprmne bams. TSe; hei .,ra TOttTS pounds average. 1014: fa» haeke. a.70.' Snnreme tart. lON PuritT ra,npound. m. California bsmt. KVv Jx-rlha, 354. SAGGING AND TIES. nanniNO—IV 'b.. W4e; 3 lh.. 1114c: 314 trolled fi.cnnd hand!. 714?..' (From Hayward. Vick ft Clark.)* Chicago, Nov. 12.—Bartlett. Frasier ft Car- rington: Cables on wheat 1% to l%d higher id on corn % higher. The foreign markets seem to respond very readily lb uny ad vance cm till* side, but we are Still inclined to believe that caution should be exercised lu 1 Hiding and not commit oneself too heavily to either side of the market, Heceint* of coarse grains are light. The demand here for oats yesterday for ship ment was .extremely good, and it looks as though eastern domestic stocks were be coming low aqd consumres were obliged to buy. Chicago Record-Herald: Durlng'the open ing flurry In wheat yesterday morning there was a uonilnnl difference between December nnd May at one time of over 10c per bushel. There was nt once much competition be- tween spreaders who were trying to take advantage «»f (he big profits thus presented. As a result of this competition no changes were made at better than 9%c, which was %e wider difference than prevailed otirlng the - previous day. It was the Impression lu pit that elevator people were absorb- the December offerings, but tbe elevator men themselves credited the December pur chases to speculators. The tllfferenro be tween December nnd May wheat, at the close was 9%<b9%r. Changes in rye were made at the close at 9c difference between December and May. ‘•Continued uneasiness over the money sit nation, coupled with liquidation by Decem ber holders and n lesa urgeut demand for export, have been the mnln features lu es tablishing a further break of about 5c per bushel in wheat values since last Ratnruay ami carried prices about 18c under the re cent high level." says W. II. Lake. "Tight money abroad lias unquestionably bad more or les# ft» tin with tho falling off In tbo ex port demand nnd has also Induced liquida tion by speculative holders In Liverpool and continental markets, Argentine advices continue rather favorable, but crop report* from Russia, Hungary, Roumanla nnd India are pretty generally of a bullish character. * Moore of Hpencer-Moore, iDnliith. wires: \ 1. f. at l%c under ’ OFFERINGS OF WHEAT WERE TOQJBUNDANT Resulted in a Sharp Decline After Firm and Higher Opening. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. Wheat—No. 2 red winter . Corn—No. 2 Oats—No. 2 M%096 ”!!! 45% ' TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street. TIES-N'tw. 31.1714 bunch; .-b-ond-hina, *'J* Russian rahl, from Hronmhsll', s(,nt a p|«H •wmnd; mixed M.jSemi •r«nt, 10c ponnd; mullet per barrel, 8V.50O HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISION* Carondelet and Gr.vler St,., N.w Orl»»nfc Orlrans g^ J Tkrk C( MEMBERS: fiett- ' kSGrtata xfmb??. Ltafe Cotta. A»'. . . Now York on« Ck!«*o Cottoop«**o«ta: 4 •- BACHE & CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER * CARR1NQTON, oniVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS. Special to Tho Georgian. (From Hayward, Vick ft Clark.) New York. Nor. 12.—J. 8. Dache ft Co.: American* in the Londou market Irregular- New York Central and Pennsylvania are strong; Heading also shows a good demand. The Copier market la lower, spot 80 pounds sterling 10*. a decline of li)s. London hears Paris 1* willing to release 815.000.00U gold to America. The upturn In the market was resumed toward the dose, with some fairly good buying of Ilarrlinan stocks and Heading. Conslderilhle short lines were put out after the first advance. Tbo late advance caused at better feeing geueraly, and this should result In a strong 0, Union‘Pacific, Reading, Pennsylvania. New York Central and 8L Paul are regarded aa most likely to lead. Hmeltcrs acted con trary to^ general trend jreaterday and was T. N'nt — __ _.-?ka are light, and buying orders advance prices. The room traders are bearish, bat the market show* strength.' Smelters have been under pressure all mornlug. There has been no news on the stock, and Is rather for the weakness. Dirli a month away. Town Topi'**: New gold engagements sow will likely be offset by caneellatlons. Otherwise, It I* practically certain that the Bank of Knglnnd will advance Its dU- count rate during the week. Trade condl- tlona arc still quite unsatisfactory, and monetary affairs are against an/ improvement in the'market untl. tlon Is i-onslderably dearer. There Is a g«*n«| deal of liquidation still to come. on the market, but It Is being undertaken In nit drderlv fashion.' and the banking Interest* may ne depended upon to offer excellent support whenever the market la aggressive ly attacked. At the same time, sto-k bought for support will continue to make Its appearance on the rallies, and though tbe market will likely ahow some further Improvement this morning. In view of all the clrcumstatwes. We would regard It as tbe best policy to take profit* ou long •took on tbe bulges and for a fair ileciiue before buying again. We do not. however, believe that stocks should lie twilight for a pull for some time yet, though Inter un we look for favorablo op- portunttley for buying, with the Idea of seciirTug handaome profits. In bnylug ou the breaks we continue In our preference for Union Pacific and Heading, . Hutching bear* niwiut the same relation fb the lu- dnstnni* as. those stocks do ro the rails, having Ik?vu considerably oversold, while the excellent Investment return makes Kouthern I’art fir, Atchison, Baltimore, At lantic Const Line nnd the Hill Issues very attractive purchases whenever tbe market 1# weak. Trade anil financial conditions generally againwt permanent Improvement In tbe Chicago. Nov. 12.—Wheat opened %0%c Igher. hut offerluga were too nhundaut nnd prices sagged Immediately. Liverpool was up J%d and Berlin up 2%d. The weekly foreign crop summary was more favorable. New York wired twenty loads taken yester day nnd Philadelphia business wss mated at twenty loads. Many former bulls were on the sell Ing side and prices were lower all around in consequence, wheat losing 3-4c to 1 5-8c, corn l-8c to 1 l-4c, oats lc to 1 l-4c and provision* 12 l-2c to 36c. Cash sales here were 70,000 buuhelrf wheat and 50 loads at the sea board. WEATHER REPORT. WEATHER CONDITION*. the progress of the northwestern high area, and Is causing general rains over the east ern half of tue cotton belt and cloudiness at most stations east of tbe Mississippi river. The high urea has moved slowly south nnd foduy Its crest exteuds from Ne braska south Into central Texas. Its ad vance has caused a general fall In tempera ture over the eastern half of the map nnd today freezing temperature Is reported as far south as southern Texas and northern Mississippi. Know w ‘ Ing at Asheville, X. and Kansas city. Mo. The disturbance In the southeast will likely oppose the progress of the western high area and cause continued unsettled weather In this section tonight and a por- tilfkt. clearing Wednesday; Minimum and Maximum Temperatures and Rainfall. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Chicago grain und provision quotations for today ars aa follows, compared with yesterday’s doss; Previous Open, High. Low. Close. Cion. WHEAT- Dec.... 94% May.... lfog July m COBN- Doc.fT.. 67% May 58 July 57% OATS- Dec 47% May 51% July 46% PORK-- Jnit... 18.15 May... 13.55 LARD- Jsn... 8.10 May... 8.12% RIBS— Jan... 7.® May... 7.30 0414 0* 92% 101% 98% 92% 101% 97 MU in* 38H q 67H K»i; 56% 56 s 5714 4t*i ■ M»4 46% sa 45% 4884 4»*. 43S 8 LS7l| THE SUGAR MARKET. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. declines; beeves |3.3^6.6r>; cows 81.1-> calves $5.6007.50: Texas steers 88.260 >stern cattle $8.6006.20; stockera and western $206; yearlings Bradatrast Visible Statement. Buy wheat for turns on breaks. weekly Bradhtreet visible supply state ment: Wheat, decrease 796.000 bushel#. Corn, decrease 131.000 bushels. Oats, Increase 1,078,000 bushels. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat opened %0% higher and at 1:80 1%01% higher, hosed *40% higher. •d *4 higher and at 1:30 p. m. CHICAGO CAR LOT8. The receipts of grata la ekr lots today and e«rtm*fe4 f«r tomorrow are aa fel Iowa; Wheat Corn, r. . , . oat# Hog*, head. . , ATLANTA.. Abilene. . . Amarillo. . . Asheville. . . Augusta. . . Birmingham. Bismarck. . , Boston.... Buffalo. . . . (’harleaton. . Charlotte. . Chicago. . . El Push. . . . , Fort Hmllb. • Galveston. . , , Havre Huron Jacksonville. . . Jupiter. . . , , Kansas City. . Knoxville. . , , Macon Memphis. . . . Meridian. .. . . Miles City. . . Mobile Montgomery. . , Nashville. . . . New Orleans. . New York. . . Norfolk North Platte. . Omaha Ittshurg. . . . ortland. Me. , Portland. Ore. Rapid City. . St. Louis. . . Mt. Paul. . . , San Francisco, . Savannah. . . . Ipokane. . . . i amps Thoraasvllle. . , Vicksburg. . - Washington, Cherokee Mfg. Co. Kff. < Mfg. Coze Darlington Dallas Mfg. Co Dover Yarn Mill*. N. C. . Drayton ,. .. Dtlllng Pillion . Eagle and Phenlx 125 .. — 81 THE METAL MARKET. New York, NV-v. 12. The stela! exchange quote* eopper market dull and unchanged. Tin and lead and spelter unchanged. NAVAL 8TORES, Special to The Georgian. Savannah, Nov. 12.—'Turpentine firm at 42%043; sales 4M: receipts 941. Hoe in firm; sale* 2. ♦>♦»»; receipt# 3^89; window glass 86.25: water white 86.15; N , - . 85.75; M &.W: K 84.75: 1 t * a %HrTM0jM; . _ WBII(W , Tl»«‘ Loudon early market fog American* H 85.2503.45: P 8*.a0X4-»; E »8R0.} g); p c touigbr; fre#h northerly winds on the coast. 1# quiet and lower, u ^ |3.2»Hf*.fik Eastern Texas-Fair tunlgfat; warmer lu Wilmington. T. Indicates trace of rain or anow. J. B. MAItBURY, Section Director. WEATHER FORECAST. Washington, Nov. 12.—Weather conditions and general forecast: Persistent cloudiness In the south Atlsn tic and gulf states with quite general rains nnd anowe bis prevented the decided fall In temperature Indicated Monday moral for those districts. It Is, however, cons crably '’older, the line of freeslug temper ture extending Into northern Mleslsslppl and northwestern Louisiana. Temperatures have fallen also In the northeast and cast, nod they continue abnormally high In the plslue states. There was no precipitation of consequence. There are signs of a disturbance over intern Florida, and tble, together with the high area to tbe northward, will cause unsettled weather with rains or snows to ulght nnd Wednesday In the middle and •ourh Atlantic state#. From the lower lake region #outhwe«tward the weather will be generally fair tonight and Wednesday. tl will be colder tonight In tbe south At* lantlc and east gulf states, with heavy frost or freeslug temperature In the latter district. Forecast until 8 p. ro. Wednesday: i;f>rgla and Houtjr Carolina—Hall cohtcr tonight; Wednesday partly, t fresh northerly winds. VIrflnla—Unsettled weather tonight and Wednesday, with rain la the southeast and probably rain or snow In northern nnd western portions; light to fresh north to northeast winds. North Carolina—lt*|n «n »he const; rain or snow In interior tonight; Wednesday partly cloudy, probably rain ou tbe coast; fresh winds, mostly northeasterly. Eastern Florida—Rain and colder tonight, except fair In extreme southern portion: Wcdneeday rain and colder In eastern and •otithern portions; fresh northerly winds. Western Florida -Fair and colder tonight, with heavy front; Wednesday fair; fresh north to northeasterly winds. Alabama—Fair and colder tonight, with freeslug temperature In the Interior, and hearT frnsf III aonthsm *„irtlr>n- Wednesday fair; fresh northerly winds. Mississippi—Fair tonight; colder In the southern portion, freealng temperatures In Interior, heavy frost In extreme southern portion; Wednesday fair nod slightly warm er; light to fresh northerly to northeast wind#. Kentucky—Fair tonight and Wednesday. L'uIp Hi. «• I imi-rii |H,TIMI|| imiiiciii ; itnuirma Louisiana—Fair tonight; colder ... ___ southern portion: Wetln»*ert*y fair; warmer Easley Edenton. X. C Bnoree Enoree, pref Erwin, pref Eureka Exposition Fairfield Florence Fountain. K. C Gaffney Mfg. Co Gaston Gluck Glenwood Glen Lowery, pref. .... GranltevlUe, 8. C Gray Mfg. Co Gfeudel Greenwood Highland 1'ark Highland Park, pref. .. IlarttTilie Henrietta Mills Hoskins, X. C Huguenot Inman Mills, H E John P. King. Mfg. Co. . Keesler Kings Mountain, par 60. Knoxville Cotton Mill* . Lancaster Cotton Mill* . Lancaster Cotton Mills, Lanett Langley Mfg. Co Lauren* Linden. N. C Liberty i .. .. Limestone .. .. .. .. Lockhart. 8. C Loray Mills, pref. Louise Mill*. N. C Louise Mills, pref Lowell Lumber! on Marlboro Cottou Mills.. Manchester Mill# Mill* Mfg. Co.. .. .. Mill* Mfg. Co. pfd.. .. Modena Cotton Mills.. .. Moltohon Mollohou pfd Mnnoghan Monarch, 8. C.. .. .. .. Monarch. Hi C., pfd..' .. Mooresvilte. N. C. Newberry Nokomla Norris Mill# Olympia pfd Od.ti Miiii.V V. Ourk.. P.col.t I f-tco!,t Mfi. Co... Pro Dm V*l«.r Mf*. Co Piedmont Mfg. Co Pelham. Ga., pfd Pelham, Ga., common.. ., Piedmont Wagon Works.. Pell City, Ala Poe W. F. Mfg. Co.. .. Richland, 8. ( ., pfd Roanoke Mills Raleigh Hoberdel Richmond Spinning Co.. .. Riverside Mfg. Co Rock River Ssxon,. ...... „ „ „ Kibley, Ga Modal Circle Hprlngateln Statesville Cotton Mills.. .. Salisbury Trenton. N*. C. Tyron, N. C. Tucapau, 8. C. Tucnpau. 8. C* Tuscarora.. Tocroa. Ga Tnxawsy Union-Buffalo. 1st pfd.... .. rnlon-Diiffalo, 2d pfd.. ., Vance.. .. .. Victor Mill*. 8. C Wslhalla. K C. tint, added).: Warran Mfg. Co Warren Mfg. Co. pfd.. .. . Washington Mills Washington Mills pfd Watt# Ware Hboals Wlscassott .. Whltnoy Woodruff Woodalde Williamson Wood side pfd GENERAL GAINS SHOWN AT OPENING Extended Only to Fractions, No Issue Showing a . Point Gain. UNION PACIFICSTRONG Amalgamated and Smelters Weakest, Scoring Sharp Declines. pfd.. N. C. Cs, 1919 X. C. 4«. 1910 N. C. 4a. Int. added. 1918.. . N. C. R. R. Stock Anaconda .. „ Amalgamated Coppor .... Atchison do, preferred .. Baltimore and Ohio .. .. Chesapeake and Ohio .. .. —o and Great Weatern ian Pacific Denver and Rio Grands i do, preferred Erie do, flrat preferred .. do. second preferred .. . Illnol# Central Kansas and Texaa .. .. do, preferred .oulevliie and Nashville .. dexlcan Central Norfolk and Western .. .. , Northern Pacific 4#w York cTantral New York, O. and Weatern.. 'ennaylvanla Philadelphia and Reading do, first preferred .. .. do, second preferred .. Hock Island .. Southern Railway do, preferred Southern Pacific Mt. Paul Union Pacific „ -F»lr tonlrht; W«lnMrt»Y talr »nd warm.r. rnlta.l HI«ta.8l«l .. .. Promt to Fb. ro*«t In Loatataa* tad*/ Willi | _ *>. iir.ferrrt .. .. .. f.mpuraturo, 23 lu 37 d.crM* In tlio »:i*ir " ... ... r.glon WednMitaY mornuir. I do, praf.rml GEORGIA RAILWAY ^NO ELECTRIC CJ. Boatou, Nor. 13.—Followlu* the hid ■ ud «•*«! piir. on (iaorgl* UallwuY *u<1 Klmlrlc I'omptUY tod*Y: Bid 71; prrnrrrt, and Wednesday. Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkansas t; Wednesday fair and warmer. New York, Nov. 12.—An attempt by John W. Gates to force the atock market up did not meet with signal success this morning, although In tho first few minutes of trading sharp advance* were recorded In Union Pacific nnd several other Issue*. Wall street believes William Rockefeller In bucking Gate* In hla attempt to move the market, and that It has for It* object the liquidation of Mt Paul, Amalgamated sud several other standard atoeka. Union Pacific wun mlvnneed to 11% Amalga mated to 49%. At the end of the hour Union Pacific was down to 112% sud Amalgamated at 48%. London market* wera firm. Russian bonds were stronger and Copper,atoeka were no.' five, but Irregular. The contango rate on American securities In London waa 7 per nllrimd companies report a remarkably large number of small Investment pur** chase*, stock* being paid for In full an<l \ taken out of the market. Wheat waa rilghtly lower. Cotton watj 60 cent* a bale higher. On the curb market there was considers*• hie strength In the mining shares. New York. Not. 12.—The atock market 4 opened at almost general gains, Pennsylvs*. nla starting % better, Reading % and In all. %; Northern Pacific %, and In all %: Roclcj Island %, Mexican Central and Steel com;) mon %, Steel preferred %. Colorado hue! openeu % lower and St. Paul % l° w *r ; { tapper, Smelting, Anaconda and Gentfal Electric were unchanged. At the end of. teu minutes' trading the market was trregnfl lar with slight fractional rece##ion» frot*( the best figures on profit-taking. Closing bids follow: Railway Stock*. Closing bid*'follow: — * Atchison Z5 ?*? j do. preferred... \#» Ml-lj Baltimore and Ohio 80 3-4 j Canadian Pacific • • ••148 Erie !•*•*! Missouri Pacific •• •• B6 J New York Central 83 3-4 Pennnylvanla .. .. .. ..1031-3 Rock Inland •• 133-4j St. Paul 1018-4 Southern Pacific 88 5-S Southern Railway lSl-Sj Union Pacific 1118-4 i Wabash S 3-4 I Wisconsin Central 18 1-3 Great Northern 114 Miscellanaoui. Amalgamated Copper 48 3-4 American Car and Foundry... 33 6-5 American Locomotive 83 American Cotton OU 34 American Smelt. and Refining.. 82 do pret 87 National Lead 38 8-S People’s Gas 711-2 Pressed Steel Car 17 1-2 Kloss Sheffield Steel 38 1-4 Sugar 1041-2 United State* Steel 34 do pref 84 Mackay Companies 471-3 do pref 631-4 Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical.... 181-4 do pref >01-2 MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York, Nor. 13.—Money on rail 39 2; tlmn loan. none. rooted rates: Starling exchange tl.Tfl&IO paper nominal 714910. London bar allrar 37 8-1M. Naur York bar silver 6S*ie. Mexican doUara 4884c. MINING STOCKS. Boston, Nov. 11—Opening: New llat.u III. Smelting preferred 8A4. Trinity II".’. Butte Coalition 13. Utah Mlnlinr 23'4, Cop. tier Range 34*., North Rutte 40, Caiumet. Arlaona 107. Maaaachuaetla Mining 314. The market I alrregular. LONDON STOCK MARKET. STOCKS— Opn 2 I'M Clog ' 8>->4' t 1 I4l|ki4i{] Ik b:i ITS 18 :.-*>4 .154% ITvl Wi ml C. E. CURRIER, PrealdenL H. T. INMAN, Vlee-PrealdanL GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier. JAMES S. FLOYD, Asilstaht Cashier. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $650,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK The Oldest and Foremost Corporation Engaged in Accounting Bell Bbone 3309 Main. 1310 Candler Building. HARRY M. RICE Southern Manager.