Atlanta Georgian and news. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1912, December 30, 1907, Image 9
MONDAY, DECEMBER J>.
ROBSON & RIVERS,
Real Estate and Renting
Agents, S W. Alabama.
w fme*& *£•“ M rogme
j, iioi'.iI 2300 lOruonm
^ (limn so, 1 ) 9 roo-’t,
tn TV ‘.t Pwirhtree 75.00 Orovina
67 ITast Truth 40.00 8 ruoui.
757 M froonii
652 K.tfffU-oml . 80.60 8 room,
SS2 Hlrnnwootl 27.60 8 room,
i'<mrtlimd 2o.OO 7 romn»
Si l’nltinm 27.60 7 rooms
*7 c.iartlttnd M.00 7 rooms
1J St. I'ttnl 27.50 7 rooms
M smith BostMIO J1.M 7 rooms
« J mvfs 77.50 7 rooms
14, (iilmrr 25.00 7 rooms
570 Mnsnolln 15.00 it mom.
SIS t'rrw 21.00 6 rooms
29? Kuat 1*700 21.00 6 rooms
,9 Iiotilornril place 25.00 0 rooms
M Houston 10.00 C rooms
76 Aosnisw 80.05 6 room.
MOCnnrtlaiul 25.5? 0 rooms
74 t'lirrtor : 26.60 6 rooms
170 Host 1'lne 22.00 6 rooms
SAUNDERS & SHARP,
No. .3 South Broad Street,
Both Phones 756.
FOR RENT
M. L. THROWER.
Rents for $12 per month; can
sell for $880. Just another
one of those pick-ups that
are mighty hard to find; one
double and one single house
on large lot; splendid rent
ing section.
M. L. THROWER,
39 N. FORSYTH STREET.
WHO? WIFE?
HAPPY NEW YEAR?
rooms. location. price.
j3 373 Woothvr.nl nveuue .. ..$£.00
9 £71 South I'ryor 32.50
9 115 Lnomlf avenue 2&.00
g 41S Auburn nretine .. 20.00
g 44 Whitehall Terrace £.001
6 233 West Fair 15.00 WHICH MEANS WE HAVE UP-TO-DATE.
c 1% Jett 13.101 now 6 ro ? ra rattage. 4 large 16-foot square
I m \v**»i i nim * I is no and wide hail through the hlmie,
6 410 Wsiljehn.l with STllI f<v portiere; cabinet mantels and
6 80 Jiotld avenue ... .. 21.50 tiled hearth; kitchen 10x12 with pantry
6 121 Auburn aveu 1 *”'* “'* f “** “ *“ * *
6 Oakland City
MARKETS
Mr. Lively's 25 yenrs’
■urs experience nf editing .. ft
a and the South has mud** I
authority In his specialty. jj
ENGLISH ADVICES
MMAGISG
Resulted in a Sharp Upturn
in Futures in New
York.
New York; Dec. 80.—The cotton market
at the outset fas Irregular and active. Ow
ing to the delivery of possibly 75,000 bales,
the near positions Were relatively weak,
while distant positions were In good de
ntil lid from speculative Interests. Spot
dealers here were Illwrul buyers.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
SAME OF 8TOCK.
In the New York market futures opened
lower than due ou cables, free Issuance of
notices having a depressing effect. Th«*
decline was short-lived, however, the
prompt stoppuge of notices causing during
the morning trading advances of 18 to 20
points above the closing prices of Hatnrday.
Liquidation In the early alternoon caused
n recession of 8 to 14 points from the top,
tbo the undertone was steady, •
In the last hour the market turned
firm, a sharp advance, carrying prices
to the previous high point, taking place.
The close was steady, net 15 to 26
points higher than Saturday's finals.
Comparative port receipts:
mf" |—1900.—
. Iimi u<:niiu, kiiihi 11 iujus tviTQ paniry
. 21.251 hot and eobl water In kitchen and dining
a ehi ini City .. . ; 18.00 r ?°7 ,: •’Xtra large porcelain bath tub and
S u‘ Urt plumbing; house handsomely nnperwl
07 >>. Harris ao.so J throughout; shade, flowers, corner lot. SBx
Flat. 115 4*outh Fifor 30.60 j 150; chicken yard and garden, chicken house,
211 South Forsyth 25.001 von I house, etc water in front and back
am I'onnhtr.... « m • yard* Now, why not come and
400 I CaChtree 33.00 Onlv thi'oii likflfi fi-nm IlmvAll 1
271 East Cain street 22.50
10$ Peeples street. West End.. 25.00
if Crawley 18.50
SI Dark St., West End 27.50
1C? E.. Georgia Are 22.50
123 Ivy street 30.00
10 Atlanta Ave. 17.30
51 W. Llmleu (elegantf.;.... 20.00
FOR RENT
ON EAST GKORGIA-AVE.-NICKLY
elevated; hot n ml cold water; best on the
street nt price—$22.50.
J IVI.A.M'.t u-ni.-
inoderii; on ear Him*
£P W. XORTHAVK.—A 6-ROOM ! 101*8E.
bath, water, gns. beautiful shade; nicely
fiemted; |hinIlively eau not be beat nt $16.
Only three block* from Howell Park and
new school, In beautiful West End, one
block from Gordon street car line. Price
and terms only $2,400; snr. $400 cash, bal
ance like rent. $22.50 per month. Why not
buy and own and make your wife happy?
W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Bldg.
Both Phones.
ARE YOU STILL
PAYING RENT?
IF SO WE ARE
SURPRISED!
I.OUANAVK.-HKVKN 1(00918. ON
rrt* lot. with 1kiuj.cn ter rhlrkviia. pttf- . ■■■
Imrw*. 4*ow*. Hrv.nt.; corner of jouiiM rf ilwtatjjiil^om Hu* South.
H I’AIl K-AVE.—TilK VBUT BEST OK
W.»t Kiwi; 6 riinlns; lot 80*900. with other
I W. MITCldsLL-ST.—ONE ANIt IIAI.P
G. J. & S. L. DALLAS,
318 4tli National Bank.
Both Phones.
FOR RENT.
■ ~ -JP_ ’eafhtree street ....
Hr. Ii.. Lin Court laud avenue ....
H r. h., 47 Pontic street
Dr. h., it# Past North avenue .. .
Dr. h., 322 West Peachtree street
9r. h., 62 Johnson nveuue .. .. .
•■r. Ii.. H2 Jicks'n avenue .. .. .
• i. h., 8 West Ellis street .. .. ,
>-r. h., 281 Foruiwnlt afreet
8-r. h.. 2?7 Pence DeLeon avenue .
if. Ii.. 33 Armstrong street .. ..
i r. Ii., 1M West Mitchell
*•*. Ii.. 143 Kelly street
have been In business tor six years lr. this
state, and have loaned hundreds of thou
sands of dollars oil over the South. We
will furnish ANYBODY the money at 5 per
lot and build on
ml
which.
less than you are now paying rent. And In
10 years .von own the property free and
clear. Write today for Information about
our NEW LOAN CONTRACT.
STANDARD REAL ESTATE LOAN CO..
4?4 Austell Building. Atlanta.
Ilell Phone 3442 Main. Atlanta 1061
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. LIBERAL
TERMS.
DIG GIRL
Saturday
Total for two days ....
Total since Sept. 1....
56.737 I
75,815 j
,562
42,566
73,078
TfiTsiT
4.935,612 j 5.842,896
Estimated receipts Tuesday:
^ 1907. 1906.
New Orlenna $9,000 to 43,000 10.848
Galveston 24.000 to 26,000 22,267
Houston 17,000 to 18,000 29,331
Atom, copper ....
Am. Ice Securities • .
Ain. Sugar Rotiuivy. .
American bmetting .
Am. Locomotive . . .
do. preferred . . . .
Am. Car Found re. . .
Am«*dc«n Cotton Oil .
Anaconda
Atchison
do. preferred . . . .
Atlantic C. Line. . . .
Brooklyn Rapid T. . ,
Baltimore & Ohio . ,
Chesapeake A Ohio, .
Canadian Pacific. . .
Consolidated Gas.
Central leather
do. preferred. . , . .
Colorado Fuel & Iron ..
Corn Produce
Colorado Southern . ..
Delaware A Hudson . .
Denvor & Rfo Grnrde .
Distillers' Securities. .
Erie , . ..
do. preferred. . . . ..
General Electric ....
Great Western , . . . .
Grant Northern pfd. . .
Illinois Central
Interboro
do. preferred . . . ...
Kansas A Texas . . . .
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NAME OF STOCK.
Total stock sales, 397.330 shares.
Missouri Pacing.
Mexb-nu Central. , .
New York Central. .
Northwestern. . . .
National Lead. , . .
Norfolk A Western.
Northern Pa elite. , .
Ontario A Western.
Pennsylvania. . . .
Pacific Mull
People’s Gas Co.. . .
Crewed Steel Car. .
Rock I«
do. |
and.
Republic iron A Steel.
do. preferred. , . .
Southern Pacific. . .
iVouthoru Railway. .
do. preferred. , . .
St. Paul
Tenn. Cos! A Iron. .
i.™ !•*$&;:/ /.
U, 8. Itul.lwr
WHMrn Union. .
Wabash
do. preferred.
NEW YORK.
Following Is the range In cottsn futures to
SPOT COTTON MARKEt.
Liverpool, steady; middling 6.13.
Atlnutn. firm; middling 11%.
New York, quiet: middling 11.80.
New Orleans, firm; middling 11*4.
5 avnnmib, steady; middling 10 11-16.
.ttgUNtu, quiet and steady; midi
11 1-16.
Moldlc, firm; middling 10%.
Wilmington, nominal.
Rostou. quiet: middling 11.80.
Memphis, steady; initialing 11 7-16.
Philadelphia, nulot; middling 12.05.
Houston, steady; middling 11 7-16.
Norfolk, steady; middling 11 3-16.
Charleston, nominal.
Galveston, steudy; middling 11%.
St. Ixmls. quiet; middling 11%.
Baltimore, nominal; middling 11%.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
“Closed steady.
II
i
5
5l| J
ij
Dec. . . . .
Jnn
Feb
Mnr
April . . .
Mny . . . .
June . . .
July ....
Aug
10.8110.61
io.'iij io.79
io.73|i'o!tt
io.^iib.ra
10.62jl0.62
29.9.4121.31(11.89-31
10.31 10.61 10.60-61
10.67-69
10.63(10.79 10.78-79
10.79*81
10.72110.84 10.84-85
10.84-86
10.60 10.77 10.81-82
10.62 10.62(10.66-68
11.04-M
10.84*36
10.48-50
10,61*62
10.63 65
10.66 66
10.65-66
10.6345
10.51-52
LIVERPOOL.
Following figures give the opening range,
t p. in. and close, compared with yesterday:
Futures opened steady.
Opening
Range. 2 p.
Dm X—-*
Dee.-Jap. .
Jnn.-Fth. . .5.72
IVb.-Mnreh .5.72'
March-April.5.78
Jt>tie-July . .6.75%
July-Aug. . .f..72%05.72
Ang. Sfpt. . ,5.64
Closed steady.
NEW ORLEANS.
Following Is the rang? In cotton futures le
New Orleans today:
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1
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i s
Ii
l
si
llec . . . .
Jan
Fob. . . .
March. . .
April . . .
Mny ....
June ....
July ....
id':»5
io.96
iiToi
ii.’o5
11.09
ii.'oo
ii.'is
ii.«
io.oi
i$90
io.'od
[o.99
K.06
ii.w
ii.'is
ii’oj
11.16
11.06- 07
1104-07
11.07- OS
11.09-11
11.1 WJ
11.12-13
11.14*15
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.NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Of the Fleecy Staple.
(From Ilnywnn., ,
New York, Dee. 30.—J. H. Radio A Co.;
Llverjiool was due 2 lower on near aud
unchanged to 1 lower On late months.
Opened quiet at 3 advance. At 12:15 p.
was steady net lW<&24 higher on n
and 2(r4 higher on late months. SimMs
moderate demand 1 point higher; middling
6.13; sales 7.000; American 6.900; specula
tion and export 500; imports 28,000, In
cluding 20,009 American. Tenders new dock
et 2,000.
Au Improving tone In Liverpool and all
foreign markets more cheerful. Reports of
expected opening of mills aud resumption
In many lines on the first of the year gives
a more choreful aspect to the trade situa
tion. We believe the cotton market has
turned, nnd l«»ok for higher prices. Ad
vise buying today on nil small recessions.
This Is notice day In New York. There
..ere 80.000 fssued this morning. The bull
pool had them stopped promptly.
Following are 11 a. in. bids: December
11.16; January 10.47; March 10.73; May
10.78; July 10.76.
INTERIOR RECEIPT8.
The following table shows receipts In th*
..$20.00
.. 50.00
, .. 35 .7 5
.. 75.00
.. 40.00
.. 30.00
.. 42.50
.. 60.00
.. SO. 90
.. 30.01
.. 83.35
.. 20.00
.. 40.00
.. 30.00
.. 30.00
.. 20.00
WK lTRLlffH A WEEKLY RENT BEL-
Dtln. giving a good description of ever*
wing we have for rent. Get n copy.
JOHN J. WOODSIDE
THE ItENTINti AHENT.
13 AUBURN AVENUE.
G. O. WILLIAMS
LUMBER COMPANY,
020 to 930 Marietta St.
Thnn.li: Hell, 4.123 M; Atlanta. 751.
City Office: No. 3 N. Forsyth.
B‘ll 'nhone 4199 M. ,
THE 0. O, WILLIAMS LUMBER CO.
l» now doing business nt 930 Marietta
itieM, and Is better prepared than ever* to
handle orders, either wholesale or retail,
of rough and dressed lumber, shingles.-
k’h*. builders' hardware. We manufacture
•hors, sash, blinds, mantels, mouldings,
»n*l Interior finish. Sec us for estimates.
Carrier Boy Cut in Neck, *
■poclal to The Georgian.
^ohtmbua, Ga., Dec. 30.—Eddie
Reeves, a carrier boy of The Ledger,
Wk* severely cut in the neck by a ne-
Startling Develop
ments in the N. J.
Swamp Mystery.
New York, Dec. 30.—Startling (level
opmente today In the New Jeraey
ewamp myntery «how that the beautl
ful victim whoee nude body wan found
In dime nnd water nt Harrleon had
been .truck twice on the back of the
head with aome heavy Instrument, cin
der. thrust Into her mouth to gag her,
and then hurled, face downward, whllo
alive. Into the .tagnant pool to drown,
That the girl died Htruggllng wa
«hown by her clinched teeth.
Arthur Thompson and Frederick
Klrfcnum, the two boatmen who lived
on the yacht Idle Hour, n few hundred
yard, from where the girl’, body won
found, are cicely confined In the Har
rison Jail.
A man who said he was from Jersey
City, but refused to give his name,
looked at the body In the morgue early
this morning and swooned. ,
The Identity of the victim remains as
great a mystery as ever.
That she may be SlrB. Annie Nevlns,
at declared by Mrs. Margaret Wright,
the employment agency proprietor of
Mont Clair, X. J„ the police still be
lieve la correct, but nothing has come
of their efforts to prove this.
gro boy and painfully tho not seriously,
wounded. The cut was so near the
jugular vein Hint the boy’s escape from
death was a surprise to the pliysl-
clan who dreared the wound. The ne
gro left and has not been arrested.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, CRAIN AND PROVISION*
Carondslet and Oravler 8ts. ( New Orleans.
MEMBERS: _ .
fcs-cxr S3K& M JgfgSjS&E’^
A- 6. BAOHE * CO.’. AMD BARTLETT, FB«'ER * CARRINGTON.
BaiUA.ru Wines TO ALL POINTS.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
nsr a
nrket
8.081
lift
on futures, and *i>ot bualness ia»eins to pie
up again. Sales lo«lsjr are 7.00U, ugalust
dally average of about 4,000 ilurlng the pact
week. This woa notice day In New >i
for January. Kn
alK»ut oO.bw bales,
di
Not lees were allowed to
circulate to elluiinato smaller outside longs,
who did not wish to take up /act uni cotton.
This caused a depression for awhile iu the
January option. However, as coon n**
beentne apparent that tenders would
promptly stopped. January at once folic
the jump of i0 to 15 palate In biter
tlous. Our market opened aliout 10 higher
nnd held the gain until 1 he henry forecast
of receipts for tomorrow—89,000 to 43,frj0
bales, against 11.009 last year at New Or
leans—was announced, which caused some
scalpers’ selling and some depression owing
to narrow tru'dng. The last of the month
receipts are always unusually large, ntul
this time cotton delayed by holiday pussen
ger truffle Is coining In. Everybody knowi
thut moreover tins la mostly milder*
ton on Its way o!»road, and will only tern
nornrlly swell the local stock-nnd not In
crease spot offerings. On the contrary, snot
buyers say the outlay here, as far as quality
goes. Is getting quite poor. Much or it s
colored cotton. Either the country holds
back the good grades or the crop la nearing
an end nnd aborter than we thluk. Keverni
Interior spot uinrketa. among them Mem
phis. report to the same effect. I nder the
circumstances, gissl grades good color
should Increase iu premium. 1 here la quite
n gtHMl demand for stmts considering the
nearness of the New Year holidays. Prices
steady. Some report 1-16 to %c higher to
hny. Europe undoubtedly shows more In
terest, ns Inquiries are arriving dally, ball
reports $2,792,000 cgsh dividends, ami
00 stock dlvldeudf gold by cotton
uam» .here for the year 1907, making In all
about 18.30 per / cut paid on the capital In
vested. Operathes luive been, and are still,
receiving the highest wages ever • paid
lh New York, Dec. 30.-J. 8. Bacho k Co.:
There was a stronger market in cottou this
morning, sltho there were notices for about
50,000 bales. These were prompt y stopped
by the silled bull Interests. Prices ad
vanced under a strong demand, with Jana-
nry touching 10.52 and March 10.,9. There
was n I tetter feeling toward tin* market.
Some buying for public account was noticed.
The European spot demand, according to
rcisirts from the Hoath, keep up. The of
ferings are Insignificant and mostly colored
uttott, A generally optimistic outlook on
<e trade situation was taken by the morn-
..ig papers. It is reported from Panada that
the big cotton mills Iu that country will
not tollow the example of New Kngbiud
mills, and It Is expected that they will run
to their full capacity all winter. He ls»-
lleve the market bus turned for good and we
look for au advance more or leas gradual
The favorable factors arc the spot demand
and the Improved financial outlook.
March ... .
April
May
June ... ...
July
August ...
Bcpttfmlter .
October . .
November .
■ember
WHEAT OPENED DOWN
ON LOWER CABLES
Rallied Sharply and Later
Lost the Ad
vance.
strong cables sad renewed bullish sen
timent.
Wheat l-G<0>7-8 lower, corn was off
5-8<®7-8o, oats lost l-2«’3-4c and pro-
vision* were 2 12CP7 l-2c lower.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago grain and provision quotations
for to«Uy are sa follows, compared with
yesterday's close:
TIPS FLASHED.
From Wall Street.
Closing, Joly
(Mused strad.v. Snips 33,600 lugs.
I limes, Florins stock, 50c(£f$1.
uuts ill sacks averaging 100 iKmads each,
owing to grade. 6%$8c lKiiiml; dried apples,
I21<li%c; dried pe.irbes. 14%c. Figs, $1.23
box. Dotes. 1 pound niicknges, 7%c. L. L.
raisins, $2.00 Imx. Mlted nuts, '& and 50-
pound boxes, 13c. Malaga, per keg. $4.60.
Apples, Now York, $4.50«ij. Cranberries,
$11 barrel, 50c gallon. Florida oranges, $2 50
©2.76; “Pet Brand" ornnses. $3©2.^.
VKGETABLKH—Potatoes per bushel, $1;
kweet potatoes. 90c. Onions, $1.10 bmdi-
Spanish, $1.50 crate; kraut. % barrel. $3.75;
Danish, l%c. Celery. S0G85c a bunch: per
crate. 6 to 8 dosen. 13. Giinilflower, 7*4©
10c pound. lettuce, $2.2f,fr2.60 j»or crate.
Turnips. l%c pound. Florldi beaus, #2.50
crate.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
FLOITR-Iilghest patent. $6.50; bent pat-
ant. $5.75; standard psteut. $3.50; half pat
ent. $5.25; spring wheat patent. $6.25.
CORN—No. 2 white. 77c; white, 80c: mixed
(new), ?6e: cracked corn, 100-pound sack,
51.70.
CHICKEN FEKD—FI11y-poand sacks. $1;
Purina chick feed. $1.95; Purina scratch
feed, $1.95: Purina feed, 175-pound sacks,
OAT8—No. 2 white. 63c; No. 3 white, 6$c;
No. 2 mixed, C2c; Golden oats. 68c; white
Cl MEAL-Pisln, 96-pounrl sacks, 74c; 48-
und sacks. 7%c; plain. 24-poand sacks.
jwmnil
No. 2. $1.00;
do., choice small bales. *.
No. 2. one-third bales. $1.15. Bermuda, «c.
COTTON HEED MEAl.- Prlmo per ton.
$25.00; No. 2 per tvu, $24.0); bulls per ton,
$11,50.
GROCERIES.
BtfGAR— Standard granulnt-d, $3.19; New
York rcfln**4. 4?4c; plantation. 4%c.
COFFEE—Roasted (Arboekle*),
bulk in bags and barrels, 12c; grt^n. IHr-12c
101%
. n
URN-
Dec. .. 60
May .. 59%
July .. 59
UATti—
Dec.
May
July .. „
PORK—
Jan. ..12.69
May ..13.25
LAUD-
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CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
l bc receipts of grain In esr lots lotlt, anil
ffstlmaicd receipts for tomorrow ara as fol
lows;
Today. iTomorrow.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
higher, am! at 1*J0 p. m.
losed % higher.
Corn opened % higher, and St 1:30 p. tn.
wes % hlghaf. L’losed % higher.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New York, Dec* 30.—'The domestic and
refined sugar market today was sternly and
unchanged. Tin* local raw sugar market
was steady. London beet sugar market
steudy with December at 9s 9%d sml March
Hpcclal to The (Icorglan. 9
(From Hayward, Vick A Clark.)
New Y'ork, In»c. 30.—American stocks In
Loudon strong %ffl ocr cent almve parity.
Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific and Read
ing strongest on list. Consols up 8-16U.
Heavy gold arrivals from Mouth Aft lea.
and Hank of Kuglsud expected to secure
the whole amount.
Bnnk statement Saturday very well liked,
sml g»HMl prospects now for a speedy re-
•tlon of cash payments all over the
try. The morning papers full of re*
Nituipilon notices iu all principal cities. In
cluding Steel mills In Pittsburg. Heavy
profit-taking Sides on Saturday were fairly
well taken, and the market la In a healthy
condition. A strong market for two re
maining days of the year probable and re
investment after the first of the year
should be on n fairly large scale.
WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
An area of abnormally low pressure Is
central this molding over 4he eastern lake
region, near Buffalo. This storm Is canning
K rai rains east of the Mlsslslnpl, with
temperatures. Rnlu was falling this
Pittsburg. Chicago, Buffalo, ftswego. New
York and Boston. Snow was falling at
Davenport,, Y'ellowstone Park and Portland,
Oreg. Moving In from the northwest Is an
area of high pressure, whose crest extends
from Wyoming southeast to Loulsln
soul beast Texas. 'This high area |«
patded by dear weather and lower ■
attires, and Its eastward movement will
ratine fair and somewhat colder weather
In this section tonight and Tuesday.
COVERING OF SHORT
CONTRACTS FEATURE
Movement Was Induced by
the Good Bank Statement
of Saturday.
Oy T. C. SHOTWELL.
New York, Dee, 39.—Covering of short
contracts which wert put out Tn the last
half hour of Hatnrday was the feature of
the early trading In Wnll-st. today. The
covering was Induced by the gtMxi bnnk
statement on Haturday, which showed a
sharp reduction In the ileflclt. Reports that
employees of several railroads would accept
slight redtn-thnn* In wages gracefully also
bad a gDOd Influence, and announcement
that n special session of the Nevada legis
lature would be calleil to provide special
guards for Goldfield mines was construed as
good news.
Grain and cotton Imth were very active.
Union Pacific and the Hill ttockt were
very strong.
Half an hour after the opening tho shorts
had recovered from their nervousness and
trading lapsed Into dullness.
Thoimts IV. l.awKoii i* undertaking a
movement In Bay Htnto Gas, but Wnll-Ht.
remembers Nevads-Utan. and Is cautious,
nltho there Is a inrue foreign Interest on
the part of tlm gambling element.
Goldilebi shares were slightly higher, but
remained Inactive.
Closing bids follow;
Railway Slocks.
Atchison .. .. .. 713-8
do. preferred .. 86 3-4
Baltimore and Ohio 82
Canadian Pacific 154 1-2
Chicago and Northwestern .. v 137
Colorado Southern 22 1-2
Denver nnd Rio Grande 217-8
Erie 163-4
Illinois Central ..122
Louisville nnd Nashville .. .. .. 93
Manhattan M L” 120
Mexican Central 15
Missouri Pacific 471-8
New York Central.. .* * 91
Pennsylvania 110 3-4
Reiidlng 96 1-2
Rock Island 15 3-8
do. preferred .. .. . * 28 1-2
St. Paul s. .. .1061-4
Southern Pacific .. 74 7-8
Uhlan Pacific ./ 119 3-4
do. preferred ..80
'Wabash 10 3-4
Wisconsin Central , 15 1-2
Interboro-Metro .. 7 8-4
do. preferred .. If
Great Northern 117
Miscellansious.
Amalgamated Copper t . 48
American Locomotive .. 35 3-8
American Smelting and Refining 72
do preferred.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
International Paper.. ..
National Lead
People’s Gas
Pressed Steel Car
Sugar
United States Steel.. ..
do preferred... . ...
Western Union
Mackay Companies... ..
92 1-2
39 3-4
... 81-2
... 39 1-2
.. 79 8-4
... 193-4
..100 7-8
... 27
.. 79
Max.
ATLANTA . .
Abilene . . ,
Amarillo . . .
Asheville . , .
Augusta . . ,
lilrmluabHtu ,
Uburlestnn . .
Charlotte . . .
Chicago . . ,
Cincinnati . .
Corpus Christ!
El Paso . . .
Fort Fmlfh . .
Galveston . .
Havre . , . .
Jacksonville . .
Jupiter . . . .
Kansas City ,
Key West . .
Knoxville. . .
Mnron . . . ,
Memphis . . ,
Meridian . ,
Mobile . . . ,
Moilenn . . .
Montgomery . ,
Nashville. . .
New Orlesns .
New York . .
Norfolk . , . .
Omaha ....
Palestine . . .
Pittsburg . .
Rapid CJty . .
Louis . ,
St.
a ill
NAVAL STORE8.
Rpn-lal to Tile Oeorgtaii.
mnali, l>ec. 30.-1—
■ale. receipt.
Jn firm: Mlea 1.(41,
ter wliltr nn.l wlmlotv (law 15.76: N tt.Io:
M K.4V; K »»: I 42.6MI2.S0; it 42.7Mj2.66;
O 41'.;&‘>!2.»2Vi; V KUCHA 42.70«2.75.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Kollowlns I. rtren the openln, nnd elnalo,
41B.00- mnintlun, of th* New York eitlon wed uti
THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK
; he Clde4l and Forcrot! Cerparaiioi Engaged i.i iceajLii;
Bali Bhone 3309 Main. l al ° Candler Building.
HARRY M. RICE Southern Manager.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
RC(IB—Active. SC~%e. , / „
I.IVK TOCl.TBl—Hea.^iwL J?,
rhi.KMW. frle«. Illtekt. I’cklu. 35e
each; puddle. 60c each. Turkey., dull. 13c
^nttlnSwb UOULTBV—Turkey.. dr«wn,
1JU18C pound: frie. active, l.c per inund;
helm. 16c pound; duck,, drawn, fancy, 17c
**PBODt!CB—Lord, 12e pound: bnm. .etlrn,
14e pound; .hoiildera active. lOtBlIc pound;
aide, active, lie pound; butter. 1 Stride per
mniud; Imemvax actlre. 25c poubiL lioue.
thrlfht), active, 15c pound. Kalian X Client.
ilrhurFsAND NUTS-Cltron, Site pound:
almonds. 14c poccd; Braail. 11c pound;
Ulli.Ti., 1314c iwund; Knsltsh walnuts 1214c
pound. I’ceans 12Hc inraud. He*. Uounc.
t'HBKSE—Fancy full erfniu, 15e: Oeor-
[a cane ayrup, J8c pillon. Halt HIM pound.),
c. Axle grease. 41.75. Hoda crackers, *>.tc
pound; lemon crncker., sc; oyster, 7e To.
Ilia toe. it ponnds), 4tOl) care: t pounds, 4126/
Nary Iteoiis. 12.20; Lima henna. 7e. B-*t
matches per gros». 41.45. Msearonl. C1Mi7c
pound. Rnnlhies, mustard. 44.60 ease.
CANDY—Htl-k tassortcl). <Hc pound;
fancy (assorted), pnlln. «14c; ehocolnto
drops: Quills, 1214e; Btk (assorted),
Mirtolded hlscult, 46.63 rase: No. 2 rolled
onrs. 43.25 ease; sack grits. 96-pound hags
12.00: orsters, full weight. 42.2S cose; pep|ier.
I Sc imund; tiaklng posnler. SSJo nit»: red
snlraon. 45.00 case; pink salmon. 44.60 case:
cocoa, 4oo; chofsdate. 4314e: snuff, 1-pound
Jars Cc; ma.t l«ef. 41*0 raw; syrup (New
Orlednsl, Joe gallon; corn. .10c gallon; filer-
ling hail |w)tash. 433' case; pcniints. 6He:
rn|.c, 4-p!y ration. 22H C ; otoop, 4t.504|4.03
case; Ituwford Isiklug powder, 12.50 |>er
PROVISIONS.
ritOVIMONH—ITemlnm hems 14c; het-
ties, 204(25 pounds arernge, 4r.j fat locks
714c. Hilver leaf lard. 9%e. Jewell |U)U1-
nounil 771c. California bams *c. Kx rlhs
SMe. s s
fitrlft * IVl rales of frrsn beef In At-
Innla for the ncek ending Dacnuher 2s, nr-
erased 7J5c pef pound.
Closest nteady, Knlef, 1,100 barrels
ATLANTA OIL MARKET.
r quotations ara base.. —
Jons: Frliuc rrtubt f. o. b.
uillla, nroopt: 2S&26%; January, 28%; Felt-
run ry
MINING STOCK8.
Boston. Dt*c. ft).—Opening stocks: North
Buttp 42; Lah'rtll* 11%: Fruit lUHft; Greene
UsimiMM 6%: Rime UoalUbm iM*: Vlennln
4%; Utah 29; Uopper Rang.* 57; Rrston.
.Uonsol Ida ted 10%; Daly West 8%; Manna
UuiMtts Gas »%.
georgia~ railway
AND ELECTRIC CO.
Thnmnsvllle .
Vlekslnirg . .
IVnshlngton .
Wilmington . .
Wliiupinneen .
Yclliiv/stotie .
T Imllcaips tr«<*e of rain or snow.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, Dec. 30.—Money on rail
5<$20; time Ioann firm; 69 days 12(fr 15;
90 days 12<ft>15; six months 8. •
Posted rates; Sterling exchange
$4.8050<R)4.8650, with .actual business In
bankers* bills at $4.644004.8450 for de
mand and $4.7975tb4.80 for 60-day bills.
Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
London bar sliver 25 l-2d. Now Y'ork
bar sliver 52 3-4c.
Mexican dollars 40 3-4c.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
! 2:30
Opeojp. )L
Amalgamated Copper.
Ananindii
Atclibdoti .
do. preferred . . .
Baltimore & Ohio .
Chesapeake & Ohio . . .
Chicago Jk Great Western
Canadian Pacific . .
Denver Rio Grande .
do. preferred . . ,
Heeond preferred * •
Illinois central . •
Kansas k Texas . .
do. preferred . . .
Lmlsvllle A Nashville
Mexican Central . .
Not folk .V Western . .
Northern Pneffle . .
New York Central... .
N. Y.. Ontario & Western
I’enusylvnntit . . . ,
Philadelphia A Reading .
First preferred ....
Heromf preferred . . ,
lim it island
Southern Pacific . ., .
St. Paul
Southern Railway, . . .
do. preferred
Wabash
do. preferred ,
ft
tiiil
aS
iV| liou
94% 94%
73% ....
Mil in-
118% 118% 119
J. h. MARRURY. Section Director.
WEATHER FORECA8T.
Washington. Dec. 90.—Weather conditions
nd general forecast;
A disturbance thnt was central Sunday
morning In Knnsns moved rapidly eastward
nnd now occupies the hike region. Its
eastward movement haa caused general
rains east of the Mississippi, except thut
the p reel pi fat Ion in the upper lake re
gion was Iu tbo form of snow.
In portions of the South aud In north
’ll Ohio, thunder storms, coupled with
*avv rain, have occurred. Higher tem
pera litres prevail In northeastern districts,
nnd colder weather In the west. The lake
region storm will imiss down the St. Law
rence valley tonight, attended by rain In
the middle Atlantic states, amt snow or
rain along the lower lakes. Tuesday will
IP ..til also bo colder tonight In the lake
region and Ohio valley ami the east gulf
states,
Morm warnings are displayed In the Pa
cific coast from Point Igolms northward.
Forecast until 8 p. m. Tuesday:
_ Georgia—Fair , a ml comer . tonight nnd
; cold*
J ffiMjKl
Tuesday; fresh to brisk southwesterly
winds.
North Carolina—Fair and colder tonight;
Tuesday fair and colder; fresh westerly to
northwest winds.
tiouth Carolina—Fair ami colder tonight
and Tuesday; fresh west to northwest
winds.
Eastern Florida—Fair tonight, preceded
by rain In central and southern portions;
colder in northwest portion: Taesdny fair;
colder fresh west to northwest a inds.
Western Florida. Alabama and Missis
sippi—Fair and colder tonight; Tuesday
fair; fresh northwesterly winds.
I^iilslnnn—Fair nnd colder tonight;
Tuesday fair and colder In southeast por
tion; fresh northwesterly winds ou th«
JG
Texas—Fair nnd colder tonight; 1
fair and warmer: fresh north
winds on the coast.
Oklahoma—Fair and colder tonlgh
day fair and warmer.
Arkansas-Fair and colder
Tuesday fair.
sday
Boston. Dec. 3).—Following wa* the bid
FRANK HAWKINS. President.
II If. ATKtSSOS. VICC-President. TROJM-S C F.ltW'lS. ChShttr.
4'iSKPf! A. M'COltD, Vlce-ProhtfOl ti. W. HVUitS. Aislstant Cuahist.
Third National Bank
Capita] - - - - $200,000.00
Surplus and Profits $4Q0,GC0.00
‘DR. A. W. CALHOUN.
MILTON DARGAV.
JmIIN W. GRANT.
II 1 U'MIUU,
ritANK IIAWKIN8.