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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SATURDAY, 8EPTKMBFR 1*. 1S0».
13
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
Froth Hayward A Clark.
CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—Bartlett. Patten
Co. : C'ablta on wheat and eorn *d higher.
The Liverpool mirket aeeml to act abdut aa
independent a* onr own. Etery day got*.
, show that our wheat markets are more of
t dome*fie proposition. The xtrengtb of
southwestern, markets is eery food evidence
, ... made that considerable corn was
bouaht in Nebraska yesterday to deliver on
September.
Receipts of oats sflthtly over estimate. I>e
m«nd fairly rood. Wes don’t look for atly
material rhanpe in priees.
W Ijtrt sold a little wheat, t^lls rood buyer
of oats. Itngen buy in* corn on thia break.
Lamaon selling December corn.
Chicago Infer Ocean: Wheat traders who
took profits on the bulge yesterday said after
the close that they were looking for a tnoder
decline to buy their wheat back for
other upturn. They are looking for a good,
scalping market and thought the bulge of 3
r snt« in the last two days a good time to take
profits. Traders who were in the pit all day
laid that the Logaw and Bryan selling exceed-
•d *» 000.000 bushels, a large part of it being
for Mllliken. of St. Louis, who hid e good
profit Patten and Rycroff took profits pn
abnnt 2 000.0000 htilhels. ft was the general
opinion that over fl.000,000 bushels of wheat
had let go hr The holders and the surprising
feature w*« the small decline. Traders
spiced that a Mg load has been put upon the
market and hedging sales are expected to in-
crcais from now on. so that the disposition
**ft to anticipate a farther decline. Senti
ment in the com trade is divided. Patton
<< bullish on September between, but hear
th on December and May. Traders looked at
*i»<* for December corn aa an unusually high
price »nd said that it discounted a lot of
crop damage. •
ATLANTA MARKETS
fruit and produce.
F.GGft—Fresh country. JWW. '
1,1 VK POULTRY—Hone. 37*f34<k; chick
jsii.l'V. I>urk». P#kln. 36c each; puddle,
Turkeys, If’fflfic pound.
f WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS +
Cotton Movement.
Secretary Hester's statement of the rafite-
ment of cotton dnrlng the past week shows
pared with seren days ending this date last
year In round figures 31.010, sn Increase over
the same days year before last of 5.606 and
n decrease the same time in 1306 of 75.000.
The amount brought into aichr during the
® *t week ha* been 177.275 nalei. agdlnst
.382 for the seven days ending this dste
last year. 172.692 year before !«at and 261.888
182.710 last year. 235.5$4 yfiar before lait
36M24 same time in 1935.
The movement since September 1 shows
receipt* at ail rnlted fttntea porta 182,036
against 88.012 last year. 143.911 year before
last snd 242.675 same time In 130$. Overland
across the Mississippi. Ohio snd Potomac
rivers to Northern mills and Canada fi.Wl
against 3,782 Inst year. 7.642 year before last
Mr. Lively'* twenty.five yea
Hence a( editing markets In. Atlanta
and the Sooth baa made him a rec
ognised authority In hla specialty.
J
TRADE WAS SMALL
IN COTTON CONTRACTS
in exceas of those held at th* close of the
commercial year 1I.282 against 26.4*6 last
year. 13.746 year before last and 48.243 sum**
time In 190k; Southern mill takings 60.000
against 70.430 last year. 63.141 year before
last snd 66.802 some time li^180&.
Foreign exports for the eleven days of
fteptemher hare been 85.770 against 60.112
last year. * s
The totsl takings of American mlltt—
North. South and -Canada—thus far for the
season list# been 88.661 agalhat 84.784 last
year. These include 36.354 by Northern
spinners against 13.855.
Stocks at t7ie seaboard and the 28 leading
Southern Inferior centers have increased
since the close of the commercial year 84.-
th*
responding period last season of 47.814 and
are now 28.716 less than at this date in last
year.
Including stocks left over at port* and
Interior towns from the last crop and the
numher of bales brought Into sight thus far
from the new crop, the Supply td date ts
KU OX nftdlr,., VIA Tie /...* ,1«a .,... A o.pIa.1
hiwk,'»cir». pnnn'rl; In hoik, leitc
pOtlllfl.
iil'.IFOHNTA FRIIT—Tnkn.r grant*.
I’.si; pm-hm. |1.*0; plum*. #!.0n; pram. M.fn.
: pm<-bm. ll.W; plum,., .
. .iriTA AN1> NrTE—t*tnon», tinnj Mm-
,mi.i H.VWS.AO. n«nnna«. p»r prrnnd.
TW- poniitl. — wr — ...
In* to rmalltr. fnllfnrnln orangm. *S bni.
FlnMpplo*. W.004JJ.M. H.lnwnr. trapm fl-n-
n»r„. *<■ hnnkrt; I'onroril. bn.k.t: K|.
,c!,n. #e Imakct; Klnf.r p-nra, 50®S0e p.r
l "vE(!'ETAm,KS-E*e plant. H.OO-pcr
»R«ni» l Sl.M prat.. Cantu*.. i%c panni
low vpmah. non.; Irlth potato,,, fl.lt
nalona. wv to *1.00 p.r hnahal. Rntahtin
tnrnipr. Die ponnrl; Sptnlth onion,, Jl.bi
■ rut.. Sweet> potato pumpkin yarn,. 90c;
white. »5c buah,l.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
n.O! R-HI«h.,t patent. #8.00; boat pat-
■nt. 1S..V); atoailard pat.nt. *8;00r fall pal-
. rnt. ,1*5; ,prill* whent patent, *8.M.
COHN—No, 5 wtllfe. 99c; Xo. J mI,»<1 97c;
No 2 rrtlowr, 88c.
OATS—WUItp, clipped. 66c; do. red. 65c;
No. 2 wiice. 63c; red. 64c; mixed 62c.
HAY—Choice, large bales. $1.10; choice 1-3
bfilcs. 95c; Timothy No. 1. small bales, 90c
Tlmnthv. No. 2. 86c; clover hay, 88c.
MEAL—lfialiH 96-pou«id sacks, 86c; 48-
pound socks, ,87c; 24-pound sacks. 88c.
' .tli.-L'f V l.'L'LM » L'lM* nnnnd «*al
rlilCKPS FKEIt—Flfty-pounA' aarka, IV.
ptirlnn .emteli, nno down, 12.15; 109-pound
•Mow. *2.06;' 178-ptmnd Kick,, *1.75. Alfalfa
1-":
ill aiK-lta. SI.<5; bran. 75 ant
‘ mil brick per Aoa.n. *1.75: roc*
. S1.00: lOOpotinil anok,. Me..
REli MEAL—For ton. *2*.l».
ITTON SEKft int|.JAt-A<iuara an.koil.
»rr ton *19; ro«na oack..l *9.75.
PROVISIONS*
iiinvisirtsib^rromlnm, ham,; l*c: bob
ll*p, |ittllllilP inrinsf, li< , liu niliA*,
8’* Silver leaf Isrd. 11; Jewell comnouim,
.!!»; t a iifo«nJn haws.fMAc.r Ffribs. 19.30.
GROCERIES.
Sl'GAlt-StnndnDl grOmi!*ted, 5.38; New
hstlfVg*. $11 .
«Jerf smokeless powder. 1-pound.etna,- $1.00.
IRON -2',tc per pound bate; swede, 4*4c
World’s Visible Supply.
F$cretatr ivegter's atatemerrt of
orld’s visible supply of entton for
week Just closed shows an increase for the
week of 4.111 against a decrease of 13.624
Isst year snd an Increase of 1«,412 yesr be
Opened Slightly Higher on
Bitter Liverpool—Late
Months Closed Lower.
NEM luHK. Sept. 12.-The cotton market
st the Opening this morning made a poor
r**poiife # t*» uncxpectedlv firm cgpis*. in
parr, the small upturn sag accounted for
by the alrtrm.e-of evidence on the weather
niap that too storm had rtlrbtd the cotton
belt o.- was llftty to.
About the Arttv feature in cotton future*
wns dullness, trading during the entire
session being very small. The close was
itc.ldrl Sehtemhe- rwitn - - -
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
• BY miVATK LEASED WIRE.*
NAME OF STOCK.
Atnal Cojpptri ... .
Am. Ice. docadtkfig.
Am. >-iear v. .
American Smeltlhg. .
Am. l^rotbotlre. . . .
dd. preferred
Am. t'*r Founury. . .
American
i« H
'WWli
h
iii i*r
_ ■«' **H
i-oti™ 'oli'. ‘ ; lliiivl *«V ii\ .iiii!; ,."-
Mr;-,v-a ::i«
NAME OF STOCK.
i
i
9'
9
sr*
H-ji
M
Ii
h
.»•
. in-
do. preferred
Atlantic C.
m\
wi
stoidyi Sehtemher 2. |*olnts end firtahtr 3
remnindi
' 2-93 pci
M^ndiy
oinft.
New Origans
Houston
tialteston # ...
to i*:*»
11,MO to I5.M)
i.m:
*.m.
NKtV- oft).RAN*. *opt. 1J. T*«r* K«l
tetr little doing In the spot market today,
and no noteworthy change In the ton*
which rsmatn* <i«iet and steady. Fifth?*
fire offering freely enough such lifts as-
they hare on hand, hnt the laid** arc
very pffnrty supplied and the ae«drtnient
fore last.
The total visible is 1.6fiS.73> against 1.881.
648 last week. t. 188.2M last y6Sr. and 1.761.
661 year before last. Of this the total of
Amerlean cotton Is 992.73A against 869.50G
last week. J.304.101 last year and 818.661 year
before last, and of stl other kinds. Including
ml.178 last year
Egypt. nrAtit. Indls.
and 832.000 year before last
The total world's visible supply of cotton,
a* above, shows an Inrrease compared with
last week of 4,181. a decrease compared
with last year of 502.550. and a decrease
. the world's visible supply of cotton,
ss above, there In now afloat and held In
Great Britain and continental Europe 9l$,000
din 364.000 against 485.000 last year and 565.-
000 year before last, and In the I'nlted
States 366.00G against 418.000 last year and
376.0.10 year before last.
8pinnsrs* Takings.,
Secretary Hester gives ; the takings of
America ft cotton by Spinners throughout the
world as follows In rmiitd numbers:
This ween. 154.000 this year against 133,000
last year. 126.000 year before last.
Total since Reptembdr 1 this year 288.00-)
against 233,000 Inst year and 231,000 the year
before. *
Of this Northern spinners and Canada
took 86.000 hales this yesr Against 14.000 last
I ear and 42.000 the year before; Southern
pinners 50,000 against 71.000 Inst year and
69.000 the year before, and foreign spinners
JblOOO ngalrtaf 148,000’ last year and 120,000
the .rear before.
r otton Ex
change, ahows the movement of cotton for
the m-eek and season to Frdlay, September
jpr.t receipts
ffr«t
rorland to mill* and
•Southern mill taking*....
Lost
Year. Year.
128,828 9.150
Can-
3.211 838
23.000 ,25.000
14.716 12.62$
„. V J (Arbprklest I1AOO; Milk
In lings and barrels. 12c;,green. 11012c.
RUT. -Japanese. 8c; head. 6487c; fancy
1‘HF.ESE—Fane* full cream. 154c; Geor-
esne sirup. 39c gallon. Salt GOO pounds).
Axle grease. 11.75. Boda crackers. 6
jb.2»; navy’bean*. |3.00: Lima beans, IVic!
R«t matches. |>cr gross. $1.05.
Brought Into sight for the
week J7L7S6 137.724
Total Crop Movomsnt.
This
. Year.
Tort receipts UI.160
Overland to mills and fan- ■
ada ...* -- 8-2W
Southern, mill takings 45.001
Last
Year.
142.630
Brought Into sight thus far
for this season 261,107
•Estimated. .
FARMERS ANDTRADERS’BANK
239 Peters St.. Atlanta, Ga.
DEPOSITS INSURED
PER Interest Paid in Our Saving* Da-
CENT partment, Compounded twice a year.
Aterrett Tate.
I. • nrpenter, J. N. t'arpenter, At more L. Baggot.
CARPENTER, BAGGOT & CO.,
17-21 WILLIAM STREET (Ground Floor), NEW YORK.
MEMRP.R*: FhlladrlOhl* Stock P„-h«n*..
N,-r OrlMn. FotUHi Klelwo*,,
Ur.rpool Qottoa A»,ool»tlon.
^hlcjn Rnnrt „f TriiA*! "" J : V.?f,'jy ED
Oitu-k (*-op* fflf
(I»r» In ih* murk.I f*r hlch era rtf*, hut
th* T,nirtH *f ktapr. d*,lr».| I. burn f* Hrt<1
B«ltlra*r«
• C., C. A ft. L....
l h-ttn-rtk- ft Ohio.
ChnAdlnil Fn.-Mlr.
rbiosK" * At-mi. . . ,
fon,*llrl,t*d G„, . .
f*mr»l i*ioiki-r. . .
11". pr,f*rr*d
ColonSUrfeurl A Iron,
rolorftdo S"uth*rn. ::
li*l.in«r* ft Ilml,on.
917*' 99H
• • ®- 1 i f- 1
. 917*| 1(*«, 9*4: 1094
;'.! m «-v iiki
. .it* i;**«! 17* I i;i«*
:••! ii»’ iy*»!
.’.I 3*4| Ji4
1 :j S44| *54; *44
. . *7 ! *7? *7
....! i« i IT?.
'MSI
7*si **’.
uvtawnra .v nuiison, • # ■ 1*2 1 1*-
fioniiT ft Hlo ar*na*. . 1 . . S74: 2T4
IM,till,«• s*rurllt,9. . . . . . MS »'L
Rflo. . . ‘ 79-, 5*1.
jj| —~— .... t*V «44
■In. pr»f*rr*9.
It]*tt,r«l RlMfrioHBPHWHpi
Gr*«t We,torn
Hr»*t North*rtl pM '-IS
:::K5
lnt*rl»*r*uch , . . . j ! . « . .1 1
il*. preferred ■ , . . .; .
eteok >h9r*iT
?isl
*:v. ....
*741
*>\l
K*um*
Trie, pM.
lkMiKrllle ft N*,h,ille.
MlMourl F»*ln*-. . - .
Me*lr«n t'entral. . • .
New York rentril. '
Nftrlhweiiern
Ndlonel i,eml.
li?S
lij«
L,’*
%
h k
1 3 s
; m
Northern Psc.li
Ontario A Wesrern.
Pennsylvania. ^ . .
STOCKS SOLO OFF
IN EARLY SESSION
fi,a? !
M
::::
.fast Iron Pipe.
Va far. fbfimlcsl. . .
I’. S'. Kuhlier
• do. preferred. . . .
t». ft; Rrerl.
d-». preferred
•YVestern l.’tilon.
Wajissh
do. preferred
WcsMngbonse Elec.
NEW YORK.
sitlon. shading’s cf 2 *nr $ points
,*a •—*- V- “ —***
nuoted basis fall to Induce active tra
on the whole, the market Is decidedly
attire to any and every passing Influ
on# dl
and as likely to move
section as the other.
The market for contracts was distladfty
draggy today. wlth.a slight downwsrd tend
Th
encr .to yalnes. The opening wss exactly
In line with yesterday's flgnres and through
out the short hours prices drifted bsckend
forth voer an extremely narrow range wit*;
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans, quiet; middling 9 316.
ftavnnnah. steady: middling 9c.
Augusta, qnlet: middling 9 1-16.
Galveston, steady: middling 8 8-16.
Mobile, quiet: middling 8c.
Mobile, quiet: middling 815-18.
Wilmington, steady; middling 9c.
Charleston, steady: middling 81-16.
Norfolk, steady: middling 9\.
**“■** — n'iiwiir
Baltimore, nominal:
dllng 8.
itiddilni
iff-
ing 8 5-16.
Memphis, qnlet; middling 8V. '
“* --t ; middling 0t-
1; middling 9L-
Llttle Rock, steady; middling 18*.
TOii/Y # 8 TOE1 RECEIPTS.
Day’s port receipts, compared with last
year:
^iew Orleans.
Galveston. . .
Mobile
Savannah. . .
Charleaton. .
Wilmington. .
Norfolk ....
Boston.
rhtladolphla. .
Brunswick. , .
1—Fsr
'1,7*7
1.759
Fo1ls«tD( U (hr rmi* In ootimi rotur,, I*
K»w Y*rk ,«l*p;
Nor.. .
Ilec.. .
Jan.. .
Feb.. .
March.
'In,*9
f 5
6\s
*.M *.«*
5.15 «.M
*.*» AM
Em *.5i
A Ml AM
teaiiy
8.61 8.62
8.51 8.52
8.56 8.5S
8.56 8.69
8.651 8.65
sj
xTTfirerTg
4.80-82 8.77-79
8.58-6TI 8.60 62
8.61-62 8.63-66
8.51;52
8.52-64
8.66-68
8.62-64
8.52-54
8.64-56
-
8.66-66
LIVERPOOL;
Following l* Mrernool range today:
Future* epened quiet.
H|R
fteptember
ftept.-Oct......
Ox t. Nov
Nov. De«-
Dec..Jan.,...’.
Jan. Fob
Feb.-March...
Msrch-Aprll...
opening t
Range.
5.08 5.01
5.07*
4.66
■tff*
4.74H
5:2«
}f,’*
Mr
Yfar-Jiinn
Jun->*Jnly
July-August....
iW
4.75
4.76
4.77
4.77V4
4.71
4.72 1 <i
<:ln»*d Arm.,'
NSW ORLEANS.
FcpTT
Oet
Not..
Dec .
mV.
Marcl
‘ch.
ill
».iA
V.«i
8.88 8.76
8.63
'Km fciii'iCW
II
|j
EE iTCfl
8.79-74 *.74
t.M-70 *.«*.;*'
Afil 65 *.** **
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.. .
MSvv i ui(h, pfccpr. Itv nacn
Liverpool whs due IH to 2 points I
near and 1 to 2H lower on late
Opened steady at -IH lower, dosed
lower
.... •months.
Opened steady at-IH lower, dosed firm nt
4 net higher on fteptemher and 1*4 to 3H
ft* 3
higher on later months. Spots qu
points decline; middling 5.44: sales i.aoo.
American 3.600; speculation and export 2V»;
Imports 4.000. American 3.760. Miles late
yesterday 2.000. making yesterday's total
sale* 10,000 bales.
Early ports estimated at 17.000 against 15,
475.
Cotton should open 8 to 11 up on cables.
Bains fell yesterday over, the southern por
tlon of the gulf states and rains are pre
dicted for today and tomorrow on the
south Atlantic and gulf coasts. Spinners'
takings, American. 22.000 In excess of Inst
year. The Chronicle's weekly wemher less
favorable. News, together with storm prob
abilities, rather favor bnlls. cress dis
patches from Turks Island aay* severe bur-
WHEAT WAS STEAD!
TO A SHADE HIGHER
Trade Was Only Moderate
With Commission Houses
on Both Sides.
8T. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
.Wheat—Bed winter No. 3, 9i.nifql.nsH*
Com —No. s. an* ft file.
Osts-8-No. 2. 49H*
m
■••~77~T~Kar~r • gar
nrrrhioit keceitt*.
D«t', Int.rlor recrlpi*. compared with la*l
r»,r; ,
OAKFEKTER, BAOQOT ft OO.’ft
WEEKLY OOTtOK LETTER
NEW YORK. Rapt. 11.—W* are »pr»ro«ch
lor "lo«* to the equlnoil*! ,**«on. ,nrt rot
erem.nt pr*9l*tl*n, of roeat ntnrme *r* of
rlellr o**urr*n*e. *" with th* rlrld reooll**
hev.
otton were reporte,! to
nuke rommltmeAt, In thl, market on
•hort aide, noivltbelandlnr th* h**rl,h
dlllon, that rule on erery heiid. Ro we
bare rether an Ineetlte merket. Oenenil
report* of trade condition, er* not enconr-
»«ln*. th" Liverpool cthla, there I,
Mm* better feellnr In that market. Th*
<ft>ntln*nt I, ,1111 rerr pn.lmljtlc and lohth
ev»r of tfock *f Am; __ „
inMi lino thl* »«• w ell orer toD.OOd hale.,
which added, t> e proinectlrc .field of eetl-
m*t*d el nr IS.W.MO hale,, mean, an
•reliable «tock to draw from for th* neeeon
of l**f-190* of practlcnllr II.900.009. which
i,.«nlficl*nt to alia/ an, unea,ln«i, on the
pert of .pinner, ehoat
•hart iappll*.. not
wlihatandlnr th* man. report, that ere
mining In of deterioration and dnm.ee.
After ell. wc mu.t look to trade condition,
Oral fot th* foundation to an unbuilding of
market value,. »nd w* think tint w* art
S'"' l"rk Stock Kttchfittge,
J.** !"rk t ot ton Rn-hang*.
'"rk t olfe* F.xchangc.
DO A g'eNERAl'BROKERAGE BU8INESS, CORRESPONDENCE lNVIl
HCRBCRT M. BROWN.
Atlanta National Bank
ATLANTA, GA.
C. E. CURRIER. Pre.ldent
H. T. INMAN, Vlen-Pfnnident
GEO. R. DONOVAN. Cnthier.
JAMES S. FLOYD, Aulatant Cnthier.
Capital
3urplus and Undivided Profits
We Solicit Your Patronage.
$500,000.00
.$750,000.00
nearing It* |)*rlod of such n turn, hnt not
until ralttr, of all commodltt**. net onlv
cotton, hev* reerhed a level eo low th*t
market and Imy the mannfactnred product,
a. well na apot cotton, and futnr* mnlrncln
to hold with th* knowledge that the, are
getting (omethlng that la cheap.
HAYWARD ft CLARK’S
DAILY COTTOK LETTER
HEW ORLBAKS. lept. 17—futnr-* In Idv
erpool rln.ed nbmt 6 point, blghw than due.
Th, advi.abilitE for „f*tf over a non hnal-
neaa dar, owing to crittrtl *,alh,r mndltiona,
probibtv iadarad abort coertog whleh nr
manta'lor th. adr.ar. Apot price, era 8
point, lower; i*l,l 4,090. Y.ilardav aalaa
were inrrr.ltd to a total oI l0,0OO. Th,
vi.ibl, aupplv ttttmtot for tha week w„ •
MW® .% l L& h K2
154'.000 takings by firtls, againit 128.009 last
year and 128,0® ‘ ‘
—lies fift hour.
lAr erpool on hies: "ifnrket Improved on
reports of storm tlamage." but ft has not
CHICAGO. Sept. 12.--Wheat open*!
steady to a Shade higher. There ws# only
n moderate trade with commission houses
on both sides. Strength In Liverpool In the
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHIHOTOK,
-Weather rondl*
the West India hftrrirane continues
move in a northwesterly direction, and it
ia central this.morning orer the eastern Bn-
hamss and olT.the South Atlantic •roast and
conditions there are such as to . indicate
danger to vessels in these eaters dtiring the
next two days.
Wllh the exception of showers In the mid
die gulf and west Gulf states and in local
•ress In Nevada, tpth, Idaho, Wyoming snd
Montana, fair weather conditions.
Temperatures are lower In New England
and the lake region, and It is higher In the
Missouri valley; elsewhere the changes were
slight.
The indications point to generally fair
weather from the middle Atlantic and Sonth
Atlantic states, the esst Gulf states, the upper
Ohio taUey and the lower lake region dur-
carpenter. Baggot A Co.: Liverpool
hies ruled' better than expected this m<
reports
dope, owing to reports . .
in southern pert of the belt. TV . .
can hot be verified—on the other hand, they
arc .denied. The government warnings nre
sit that la known nt present. It Is said
look slightly improved. German
friends sdrlae this morning that the con
nentm banks err taking a more optlmlsi
lew of the situation and atnte that on m»
more optimist ir
... T _ „nt« that on an
further decline In spots they mqy be wtl
Ing fA nssrat buyers to take care of. stocks
of cotton. The movement and the demand
wilt furnish the key to the situation. At
present It looks like lower prices must fob
low the recent advance.
Following It the statistical position of cot
ton on Friday. Heptember li. as msde up
by The New York Financial Chronicle:
This •-“*
Visible aunnlr 1.689.966'
...LOOM*
Lost
Year.
2.187.660
1.291.060
In sight, week 116.111 , 168,518
Bine# fteptember 3 ........ J68442 f 254.324
Port stocks 348.463 306.85#
Interior receipts ..
Interior shipments
Interior stocks
129.834
86.576
Sm
38.437
1W.227
49.85)
68.701
jjj
of our decline, with continued dry
OHICAOO GRAIN MARKET.
Day • range in futures la Chicago:
. * Previous
High. Lew* Close. Close.
Open,
WHEAT—
Sept.... MH
Dee 97H
May.... 101H
coiiN—
Sept.... 81
fiw.v.v 8j|
.nn^aes
M
65H
66S
66»i
Dec 6012
May.... A2‘,
PORK-
Sept.. 14.95
%
4»H
50tJ
5S
Week * aalea
week eurilug Frlrttj, K*pleni
0* Yhleh Amerlrah.
f»r Eiport
For »peeul*tlou..
"♦Cowl
W.000
"IRfT
~Wi.
IOIIII • IOC KB, ........
Of which American.
Actual exports...'...i
Week’s receipts.**..
Teh Ameriean.l
47.000
884.000
moon
m
MP 33.000
3.700 i 1.600
600 ! 2.100
M.000 ; 41.000
664.001 ' 827.000
Since Sept. 1
Of which American.'
Stocks afloat
Of whleh American.I
4.000
13.000
6.000
14.000
6.000-1
21.00)
6.000
’.
83.000
284.000
8.000
17,000
24.00)
75.000
68.000
NEW ORLEANS. Sepr. 12.-Wayward A
Clark: Liverpool |« good »*n futures. 3H up
Instead of 2 to 3 dawn, as due. Fear of bad
Iness. Bullish vlslh'
half of the ..... „
western half. General ratna In south Texas
and along the coast to New Orleans. Map
Indicates that the Weal Indian storm has
moved closer to the belt, and la now near
southern Florida. The west gulf storm area
haw not moved any closer so far. Indica
tions point to clotidy. showery weather In
southern hfilf of the belt.
The American Audit Co.
dome Office, 100 Broadway, New York City.
P. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
tHio COGHEU, JR., V-Prei. «nd Sec’y.—A. F. LAFRENTZ. Tmu.
BRANCHES:
new TOP.tr—W.Wort-A.tori*. ATLANTA—Fourth *7*0. Bk. BKJf.
BOSTON—Exchange BulMIng. CHICAGO—Marquett* Bulldln*.
^A8HING.roN—Colorado BulldlnR. PHILADELPHIA- B«ll.vu*-Btr«tfort
"f* ORLEANS -Hennen Bulldlrr SAN FRANCISCO—MonodntcR.
“*LT[.more—Kt«er Bulldln*. LONDON. ENO.—4 King Strttt.
RICHMOND—Mutual BulldlnR.
ATLANTA BRANCH. 1015-17 Fourth N«tlon«l Bank Bulldln#.
0. B. BID WELL, Resident Vice President
T * , *chof«, Malo 172, c.bl. AddreaA AnodlL New York
S lb, 7**v b*for». Wraih.r
Iraravd, >bo» **o*r«I r»l», in Mi.ih Te..«
•nd .Ion* ih, .rout to N»w Orl,,n«. H.rdly
■ Ion. the rout to rraw uriran* narniy
.... nreeipit.llnn «l..wh»r., Tb. b.roanti*
Hum Indtett, tb*i » branvh of rbo win nIf
diatarbanr. it rMfbln* Inland and ran,ins
tb, rain, .bnv* manliontd, hat fbi. .torn
dev.lopmani i, not infant. ,o far Tb. At-
lanti* .form >,»m, in h,v, mnved rleaer to
MMth.rn Florid*. Pro.p«ti» ,r. far mart
rain i. both ...rirri. Altho new. ■■ *l*t»d.
r.tbrr f.rorrd Ih. m.rk.t, N.w Y ork d.r.l-
on,9 rxinra, around Ih. opening ond thi,
rberked -bat dl,poll»l«n Ibrr, w.i here to-
wird, bavin* th* aisrk.t Peopl. who ar,
frl.ndlv to rollon if, afraid to act b,f,u,«
ihar s’** "« .uppart. -.1 tin* ml*h, b. a
hatter tune to bear II *r< with It,, denser
than while wrafhrr pro,pm, .re in eritlrol
Flu-tuition, todav w,ra *taall. with tradinf
ual.t arnand Hit niak’. a rlotins 9cura.
Proip.rt, for nasi weak dep.ad lirselp upon
weather derelopiaeni,. Inleia tbntt abould
be verv unfavorable nntkins will attad ia tb*
war of beartih dtilsna in nthtr duarler,.
Apot d.otaod dra.pt out anlrkly na every *p
paoraae, of w.tk.r.l In future,. Ron, buii
NEW TORK COFFEE MARKET
Fellnwl.it ere .off** quotation* tod*r;
ffi^aias. | <!-loaraF
Jjnuarj -
Th. tr,dins biala it il en far Lirarpael gomt
middling. b*pta»h*r dalivsry, and 60 on for
^oiHads October dalirery.^^^^^^^^H
am. sent nr#r prices 18
6 peinta blther than fiua. with *pAt sales of
ill# advance in the F.ngllab msijpkt was
February
March ..
April
June .. .
July .
August
Heptember
October *
November
December ,
C10s#4 quiet. Hales' 27750 hags
Oct*. 14.96 . wr _
Jan... 16.86 17.00 16.90
Mty:. 16.97* 16.97* 16.99
LARD—
ftept.. 10.02* 10.10
Oct... 10.(16 10.15
Jan... 9.17*
May... 9.87*
ntBH-
flept... 9.57*
Oct... 9.32*
Jan... x.M
May... 9.10
9.92*p
w
lo.m
10.18
9.90
9.97*
5:5*
9.60
9.45
8.95
9.17*
if*
8.96
9.07*
LIVERPOOL ORAIN MARKET.
NORTHWEST CABS.
:n
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
1 Todav. i
| *MI,,M'r«iW
WltMIt j Ft I
Corn 1 5*7
Out, 1 31*
Hns>. Kraut I3.0M !
COTTON SEED OIL.
Following are quotatlona in New York to
dev
1 Opening, i
t'loams
fteptemher. .... .1 85*4
Oi-tober 99*
November. 38*1
December 38*
mperature will not change materially.
Fnrscast until 8 p. m. ftunfiar:
Virginia—Fair tonight and Sunday; light
variable .winds.
West Virginia -Fair tonight and Sunday;
winner iii eastern portion tonight.
North Carolina, South Carolina and Geor
gia—Generally fair tonight and Sunday; freah
northerly wlada.
Eastern Florida—Generali* fair except
:ht
Recovered Sharply Later
and Closed at About
Best Prices.
. NEW ,\r .
decline today during the first few infante*
*.*£ DO'Nug. Smelting and St. Deal were
th# chief sufferers, each declining I point.
trading, the list
recovering nil of lr» bias atid Amalgamated
adr.inHng 1 point, t njon l»ac|fi<* and Read,
lug were *ilen nt the front in the Improve,
ment. each rising nearly n point. Railway
H'*ji with Railway Steel Springs It.
rumored that the directors of the rom|
would follow the lead of the American l^>-
• omotire rompnny In pn«flng the dividend
on it« stork. Brooklyn Colon <4aa ln-
erefiSed It* dividend *>f \ per cent when
If deHnred n dislmrsornent of 3 per cent
on It** stoi'k. payable October 1. Directors
of the Western raclflr Railway Company
have authorised the sale of W).6M of sec.
ond mortgage bonds. The proceeds'of tha
sale win be used to complete the 92 miles
of main line bet ween • Safi Francisco and
Salt Lake. E. H. Ilarrlmira arrived- at hla
home in Arden. N. J.. this morning.
It was announced-that the tots' number
of Idle freight cars on fteptemher 16 amount.
#d to 222,632. a decrease of 80,871 within the
Inst two nc«ks.
In London American stocks were steady.
On the curl* market, trading was quiet,
with a majority of the issues showing a
slight decline. The Cobalt shares, however,
wera steady.
NEW YORK, ftept. 12. In the stock mar
ket. ftt. Paul was again a feature of the
railroad Hat at the opening this morning.
loss of i point was sustained at
tifea . _
tbo same time In Smelters.' Fractional
losses were sutalned In a number of other
out outside trading, and
Ailed th** room at the start In order to over
come any natural reslstanc* to ft continua
tion of reaction. The aeiiing by the room,
tho. was confined to jhe more prominent
specula tire Issues, and while further de-
cllnca were forced In some of these stocks,
the rest ef the list held generally firm.
Closing bids follow: .
Railway Stocks.
Baltimore and Ohio ,. ..
Canadian Pacific
Chlcogo and North western
Colorado Mouthern
Denver and Rio Grande .
Erie
Illlnola i>ntml
Ijouiftville and Nashville .
Missouri Pacific
New York Central . . . . .
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
do. preferred . . . . .
Nt. Paul
ftouthern Pacific
Mouthern Railway
. P0*
tig
.1001,
.178*
.163
87*
27!i
.109
r.7»f
.. 107U
. .123*
.133
• 18«*
.. 51H
• 149**
tor*
23
do. preferred . .
Wabash
Wisconsin Central
Interboro-Motro. ..
Great Northern . .
..16'
89 *
12 S
poasVmv high on the east coaat.
—Generally fair tonight and Sunday
to fresh north to northeast winds.
Louisians. Arkansas and F,sst Texas
Tonight and ftunday partly eloudy with show
Oklahoma—Tonight and ftunday partly
cloudy. '
Western Texas—Tonight and ftunday gen
arally fair.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
5787/065 fit
8718178
9ism:r
Atlanta, dear.
xChattanoogn. ejear.
Columbus, clear. . .
Gainesville, clear. . .
Greenville, clear. . .
Griffin, dear. . . •.
xMacon, clear. . . .
Mnntlcelto, dear. . .
Kewnan. clear. . . .
Rome. de,ar.
■ iktob, cicnr. .
West Point, dea
•bldaiui
Ttmperaturi
Un, M/e.
•Minimum temt
triad ending at i
••Received latg;
temperarurea are for 12-honr
Heavy Rainfall.
ariirshoro. Miss.
rmiu
5767/p.T
DISTKICT 69886685.
ii
Atlanta/ . ! . r\ ,| 14
Augusta. ; 11
NEW TORK BANK STATEMENT.
NAVAL clu,
SAVANNAH. Sept 12.-1
6: aalea lfi6: receipts *17.
Rosin firm: sales 2.779; i
receipts 2.563: wa
the Atlantic, starea was for generally fair
weather except sbowera In eaat central Flor
Ida. This was renaaurtng but the trade ties.
Dated to sell until the West Indian storm
The weekly figure* were fa rural
ncra takings being 147.600 agnlgat U$>»1
last year, tie Increase appearing In Am<
ran and continental takings. Fall Rb
»urtalimenr amounted to 80.00* piece*. I.
erpvd forwarded to Msac|j»ittr 47.W,
Surplus old. decrease I7.<
Surplus new. decrease J7.5M.I25.
Loans Increase 82l.999.lM.
Hpedo decreaac 12.574.969.
Legal fenders decrease 1722.106.
Deposits decrease 117.426.300.
Circulation decrease 1236.866.
I'nlted States deposits tncreaie 19.462,966.
Total loans $1.321730.590.
Tefal reoerre
Total snrplua. old 85L992.19.
United i
CLEARING BOUSE ST^TEMINT.
(Darwin O. Jonei, Manager.)
Comparative statement Atlanta Ctoarl
Honte Assodatien* v
MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON. Sept. 19.-Opening: North
Butts 63* : Aritoaa Commercial 27* : Butte
o^ttipw. 96 Js; Greene Ceaanee _l|. Util
Apex IS>: Royal 62S . Shannon 1.6* ; Oa
.Ml. «tO T.i.ii*
Galvealnn. . . .
Utile Rock. . .
Memphis. . . . .
Mobile. . . . . .
Montgomery; r .
New Orleans. .
Oklahoma City.
I H
Navsnnah.
Vicksburg.
ten
Wllin
IqJlcatM letpprtelible rainfall. •For
Light rain fell In golf coaat district*: else
where fair weather prevails. The tempera
ture is slightly lower In Oklahoma and At
lantic coaat dlgrrlctt. and about eta (binary
in Texas find central portion*
C. r. VOS HERRMANN.
Section Director.
M CULLOUGH BROTHERS’
FRUIT AND PRO
PRODUCE LETTER.
fi noticeable ax to iMione, both demaad and
value normal. The demand for banaaas is
guite active, which ia necessarily serving In
Car and Foundry ....
American liocomotlre
American Cotton OR .
American Smelting and Refining
do. preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel and Iron,-
National Lead
Pacific Mail . ^ .. ........ !.
Peoples Gaa _
Tressed ftteel Car
ftloas Hheffield 8t6el
Bom hern Pacific, preferred ....
67 Ti
40
47 U
. 34*i
- 98 *
.108
. 52*
. 33*
81!
36
I'nlted fttates steel
do. preferred
Western Union
.. 96*
.119*
..Carolina Chemical
• do. preferred
Weatinghouxe Electric . , . .
..110*
. . 60*
.. 67*
Prime mercantile paper unchanged in rates.
Commercial bar silver 51*.
Mexican dollars 45r.
CARPENTER, BAGGOT A CO.'S
DAILY STOCK LETTER
rfctnfilnn may go some farther.
would appear* that the leading railroad se
curities should be purchased on weak Spots
for fair profits at least. The buying yes
terday showed conclusively that support
was l*elng given the market leaders, and on
any oversold condition such stock* would
have to be overt nought. Facta were recog
nised yesterday na to tno earnings * proba
bly for equipment companies In general,
hut those slocks will soou find their level
and cease to In* n disturbing factor.
NEW YORK, ftept. 12.—Hayward A Clark:
fter some l*ear pressure nt the opening and
outside liquidation had been exhausted the
market steadied nnd hardened. This lm-
orfhwlrh began to rover. The hull clique
heRied nlong the advance and an old-fash
ioned rally under the lead of the Harr!-
man* and Rending was brought about.
Reading ha* been developing * evidences of
bull leadership. The cornmmodfty*c!an»e de
cision has helped the atork wonderfully. It
would not be surprlafug to ace some of the
"id bull spectacular movements In the stock
before election. We favor buying Reading
ii the soft spots.
The rally continued up to the close, with
high levels the finals for the session. The
ineinl stocks Improved along with tbo In
dustrials and railroads. We look, for more
improvement nest week. After the Maine
elections nre out of the wny wg believe the
bull market will be resumed. :
LONDON 8TOpK MARKET.
Following are London quotations:
TtockI^ / i Ope a
ftTm.KE- /Open (Cloy
Amalgamated Copper 77
Anaconda <6* 45><
Atchison .. . .. 59*1
do. preferred
Baltimore and Ohio ,
do. preferred
Canadian Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande
do. preferred
45*
SB
...T 94*
ro' 4 wC
*«*
12* 12*
1*7*1 172*
do, second preferred,.
Great Wextern .. .
Illinois Central.. ..
Kansas and Texas
do. prcferrtd.
requirement* with price* showing a gradual
dtelina at the *e»»on progresin.
The aala of California fruit to far this
season has been entirely satisfactory, both aa
to volume and values.
ftwovt potatoes vary plentiful and prices
lower. Irish potatoes holding their own both
aa to demand and value. Cabbage ta scarce,
grades ef butter.
ter demand prevails for the best
tbe I
more or
to meet requirement* at quotation nrirea. 8
strong demand prevail* for dressed turkeys,
ricaa.
last night's Anal figures.' Thu fort'*it for agtluit 51.606 list week and U.W last ;m». gsola 110. Trinity 166*.
I'nlon Pacific V. .. . .
do. preferred..
fnjrad htxtei^fitetl
'Egg receipt* normel with but lit lie if any 2 # ■■^ ••
change in values for xeveral days past. - preferred ..
Louisville and Nashville
Mexican Central ..
do. preferred..
New Y'ork Central..
Norfolk and Western
do. preferred
I 166 | 196
Northern Pacific .. ..
Ontario and Weatero
Pennsylvania.. .. ..
no,-* ipnn<i v ..
ftouthern Pacific ..
ftouthern Railway
•io. prefe#r#d .,
memm
L-