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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
Popular Atlantan Goes to
Chattanooga Offices of
Company.
WEATHER REPORT.
WEATHER FORECAST.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-—Weather con
dition# end forecast:.
The center of the storm In the Weet In*
dies continues south of Nassau In the Bahama
Islands, it harinjr mored very slowly west
ward or northwestward in the last 24 hours.
An extensive area of high herometric pres
sure has formed over the upper lake, region,
and this morning it Influences the weather
conditions in practically all districts esst of
the Mississippi river, west of the Mississip
pi river the pressure is relativsly lower and
conditions sre nnsettled, with showers in
Texas, Oklahoma, North Dakota and South
Dakota and at scattered points in the Roeky
Mountain region.
are that there will be showers late tonight
<*r Tuesday* on the South Atlantic and Middle
; Atlantic coasts: elsewhere cast of the Missis*
. *ippi Valley, the weather will continue fair.
; No important temperature changes are ex
pected.
Hurricane warnings are displayed at Jupl-
! ter, Miami and Key West, end storm warnings
! at other points on the Florida peninsula.
Forecast until 8 p. m. Tuesday:
Virginia—Partly cloudy: showers late to
night or Tuesday; fresh northeasterly winds.
West Virginia—Fair tonight and Tuesday,
i North Carolina and South Carolina—Fair
i in interior: showers tonight and Tuesday:
! fresh to brisk probably increasing to high
! northeast to east winds.
Georgia—Fair tonight and Tuesday; frssh
j to brisk northerly winds.
I Eastern Florida—Fair except showers in
cast central and southern portions tonight
i nr Tuesday; fresh to brisk, possibly increas
ing to high northerly- winds.
Western Florida, Atabsma and Miasisaippl
—Fair tonight and Tuesday! light northerly
winda. .
Louisiana—'Tonight and Tuesday geuerallv
fair.
Arkansas and Oklahoma—Tonight and
Tuesday generally cloudy.
Esst Taxis—Tonight and Tuesday general
ly cloudy with scattered shower#.
West Texaa—Tonight and Tuesday gener
ally cloudy; showers In the north portion.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Mr. Lively’s twenty-five yesra’ expe
rience erf editing markets In Atlanta
and the South has made him s rec
ognised authority In hie specialty.
J
Cflllflll FUTURES
EASIER AT OPENING
Strong Cables Offset by
Am. fcugar Refinery. .
Failure of Tropical Storm
to Reach Cotton Belt.
NEW YORK. F.pt. 14.—In th<* fxro of
•tron* «n<l f.r*. «.!.« of th. .pot
arttol. ,t Llr.rpool, th. cotton market ml.
morning op-nM .a,ter. Sentiment mi in-
flnenrort rbledr on th# f.llnr. of the tropical
etorm to reach th. cotton belt or.r Rtinrlac.
Another f.atnrc waa comparatively free of.
ferlnjr, of October
"JACK” OLIVER.
Be has accepted a place with b!*
adv.rtl.1ni? company.
J. S. Oliver, better known to his very
manv friends In Atlanta and elsewhere
u "jack" Oliver, left Sunday night for
Chattanooga, where he will take charge
of the copy department of Nelson Chee-
man * Company, one of the largest
and oldest advertising agencies In the
United States with large offices In New
York. Chicago and St. Louie.
Mr. Oliver Is one of the Atlanta born,
end received hie education here. Al-
though atilt a young man. he hae made
a most enviable reputation aa a suc-
ceiaful buslneaa man and hie friends
predict the very brightest future In the
tew and responsible position to which
ht has been called.
After spending some thirteen years
in Wall.sL, New YoTk, and becoming
familiar with the very latest and most
metropolitan business methods, he re
turned to Atlanta eome two yeart ago
and entered the advertising field. His
rlie wss rapid from the very atart and
It was aa advertising manager of the
Cotton Journal that he offered hla res
ignation to acoept the offer of manager
of the copy department with the big
Chattanooga firm.
ROOSEVELT WANTS
September
ITinOM OP
RTLRHTA
DISTRICT
Atlanta, clear. . . ,
xChattanoofa, clear.
Columbus, cigar. . .
Gainesville, clear. .
Greenville, clear. . ,
Griffin, clear. . , ,
xMacon. clear. . . .
Montlcello. clear. . •
Newnan, clear. • . .
Roma. dear. . . . ,
Spartanburg, clear. •
Tallapoosa. dear. . •
Toccea, clear. . . . ,
West Point, dear. .
Ttmprrafvra.
m j .on
period ending at I a. m. this date.
**Bsos4rsd lltsi not included la si
0Y8TER BAY, N. Y» Sapt. 14-
President Rosevelt, piqued by numerous
report# that he Is holding the big stick
over the Republican leaders In New
York, dictating to them who should be
nominated for governor, Issued a char
acteristic statement today denying
these charges. The statement follows:
"The president has seen Secretary
Root and Congresman Cook In refer
ence to the governorship situation and
authorised them to state that while he
haa no Intention of dictating to all hla
friends who have spoken to Mm on the
subject, he haa said In tha strongest
possible terms that he favored the nom
ination of Governor Hughes.”
ATLANTA MARKETS
FRUIT AND PRODUCE.
EGOS—Freah country, :.7«24c.
LIVE roui.TRY—Hens, KHfltOc; ehlcli
-n», ’Misac. Ducks, Pekin, wo each; pnddl#,
pound.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT—Takay grapes,
II60; peaches. 11.40: plums, 93.00; pears. HOC.
FRUITS AND NUTS-Lemons, fancy Mes
'*»•. 442604*0. Bananas. *c per pound,
Limes. 60«<v per 100. returns In eaeka av.
rraglng lm pounds each, owing to grads, *0
(V pound. Apples, per barrel, 4304, uw-
In* In quality. California oranges, 45 boa.
11 non poles, 4J.OO0I.M. Delaware grape* tPo-
n.r.i. yvBsJHc basket: Coneord. 16019c
l.aaket; Niagara, ’
peers. 50091c pel
lagara, 700 »Hc basket; Kiefer
. .. - tn <' Per bushel.
lE'ir.TABLEB-Egg plant. *1.00 per crate,
floan.. 41 no crate. Cabbage, like pound. Yel-
•quash, none: Irish potatoes. *1.0601.10
" ~ ‘ bushel.
Spanish
D*r hushed. Onions. »#c io *1.00 par
Rutabaga turnlpe. I’.jc per pound; —„
onion,. 4i 60 crate. Sweet potato pumpkin
rami, oop; white, 76c bushel.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
, FLOl R-Hlgh«st patent. 46.00; heat pat-
* n L 46 6); standard patent. 16.36; half pat-
'd. lidSispring wheat patent, 46.00.
CORb_bo. 3 white, ||,00; No. 2 mixed.
Fo; No. • yellow. 9te.
v r, 4TS-White, clipped.' 66c; do red, 66c;
uA.'rhite, 63c; red, 64c; mixed Me.
HAl- t holce large bales. 41.06; choice M
JV; Timothy No. 1. small balsa
Timothy No. 3. SOe; clover hay, 10c; Timothy
cj l ojorer mixed, sir.
MEAT.—Plain. 96-ponnd aacke, 96c; 46
Moke. 97c; 24*pound aacke. 19c.
p' PPb KLV FEED- Flfty-pound sacks. Ht
,®Jn» eoratch. one. down. *2.15: 100-pound
«•*: 173 po,ind sacks. 41.75. Alfalfa
12?;pound aacka. *1.40. .
",l'E-t'.wt.. *1.00; lOOnound aacka. 60c.
^TTON SF.ED MKAI,—Per ton. 12100.
cotton REED FU LLS—Souara socked,
P* r 'on. 110.00: round.aarked. l60.
PR0VI8I0N8.
PSIDSS— Premium heme. 16c: bel
li - S-" pounds arerage. UHc: far haoka.
'Olyer leaf lard. 11V-; Jewell com
gunO, *V; California bane. »Hc. Ex-riba,
........ GROCERIES.
HKT . u.io sack.
quarter
Itltnta
Augusta
Cbarleetnn,
Galveston. , ,
Little Rock. ,,,,
Wv.v.v.;
MnntgomelF, * * # ,
New Orleans. • * * #
Oklahoma City, * 9
Savannah. . , « * .
Vicksburg. • , ,
WtlmlDi
TTT
’-J. —oor Z4 i
rldlan time.
oisnicT «miou
Ttmptrtlnt
ike.
1607.
New Orleans. . . . .
Galvaaten. . . . . .
Mobile
SxTtnDiS
Ch.riMton
Wilmington. . . . . .
Norfolk
Boston . .
Philadelphia. . . . .
m
6.1*7
1,3T8
26
8,069
962
1606
<44
"26
Tot.1. .......
U.iii
335
INTERIOR RECEIPT*.
—
Dxy'. Interior rneript,. compared with lxrt ;
mu; -
IS*
Houaton .
Augusta . .
Memphis..
St Coals
Cincinnati
14
s.iis
'«
M
Total. . . ....'.
14,667 1 12.927
I port
prora
Light ehowera fell In the western
of the hot*; elsewhere fhlr weather p
ho meterlal change tn temperature.
& *- T0W B feffftr.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat opened ateady H0Y4 higher ai
I:*0 p. m. H higher, cloeed Hold hlgl
Corn opened quiet unchanied and at 1:*0
P. m. <4 higher. Cloaed UOH higher.
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 14.—'Turpentine Arm at
ss^aal.e. 237: .receipts *6*.
THE METAL MARKET.
commodities unchanged. Qnotatlnna: Lnke
«PPOT .*«“*
llllf" il II* Al |
WimaitH: J
IW
MONET AND EXCHANGE.
ninety days and alx months 2140314.
Fterllng exchange, I4.M04.I7H, with actual
bualncM In bankara* bllTa M
KK0-4.S7V4, with actual
J hllT* at *4.664*494.8660
for damand and *4.649004.949* for alxty dey
bills.
Prime marcantlle paper unchanged,
(Arhochlea) »1*.00: hulk
In bags and barrels, 12c: green. 11012c.
RlcB-Japanete, le; bead, 407c; fancy
‘ 70Thc. nccordlng to grade.
EEBE—raney fulf cream. l*Hc: Oeor-
■ ne alrnp, 39c gallon. Salt (too poundal.
Axle grease, *1.7*. Soda erackert, 6HC
per pound; lemon crackers, 6e; oyster, 7c.
Tomatoea (2 poundal. 11.26: cate rk ponnda).
*2.36; narr beaus, *3.00; Lima beans, *V4c,
• -or groat. *1.0*.
.... (aaaortedl, 6*,4e lb.; fancy
laasorted) palls. THc; cboeolata dropa, palls,
14c: Elk taasortedl. ten boxes. 46.60.
SARDINES—Mustard, 43.60 caie; ona-qutr-
*” *"■ HARDWARE.
LEAD—B«r. wr pouad.
RtportP that hurricane warnlngvfiad bccu
leau»d for th# Florida coait caua#d a *ud-
d#n upturn in th# N#w York market In th#
1*1# trtiHag. Short# covered freelr np to
th# clone, which waa v#rjr stendr &0S polnta
tbore th# Anal figure# or Fntnrdaj.
Eatlmatod r#c#rpta Tneadaj:
1201.
New Orle*na 2.000 to 2.S00
Houaton 24.100 to ».***
RANGE OF‘NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
IBY PRIVATE LEASED WIRE.*
NAME OF STOCK.
do. _
Aw* Cxr Foundry. . .
American Wooten ....
American Cotton OU.
Anaconda. .......
Atchiaon
do. preferred. . . ..
Atlantic C. Line. . . .
Brooklyn Rapid T. . .
Baltimore A Ohio. . .
C.e C\, C. A St. I
Chcaapuak* A Ohio. .
Canadian Pacific. . ..
Chicago A Alton. . . .
Consolidated Gai. . .
Central Leather. . . .
do. preferred
1997. Erie,
Delaware A Hudson. .
Denver A Rio Grande.
Diatlllera' Securities. .
Galveston
...27,00) to
1.051
13.223
12.333
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Atlanta, quiet; middling tV
Liverpool, steady; middling 3.43.
New Orleans, easy; middling pi*.
New York, quiet: middling M0.
Savannah, steady; middling S11-16.
Augusta, ateady; middling>.
Galveston, ateady; middling IMS.
Mobile, quiet; middling tc.
Wilmington, steady; middling 9c.
rharleston. steady: middling 9c.
Norfolk, quiet; middling 914.
Baltimore, nominal; middling #V
Philadelphia, quiet: middling 9.W.
Bouton, quiet; middling 9.4^.
Houaton. ateady; middling 9 3-11
Memphis, quiet: middling &H
St. Louis, ateady: middling 9H.
Loniarille. firm; middling 94.
Little Rock, ateady; middling
TODAY'S PORI RBOEIPTA.
Day'e port receipts, compered with last
NEW ORLEANS. Le., Sept 14.—Weather
conditions over finndey wet# better thae an
ticipated and this induced selling around the
opening, but the dangerous weather forecasts
Great Northern pf
Great Northern ur<
Illinois Central. . ,
Interboroup*
do. prefei
Total stork efllesrfrt9.frX) shares.
NAME OF 8TOCK.
Kansas * Texas. .
Kansas A Texaa nfd.
Louisville A Nashville.
Missouri Pacific. . . .
Mexican Central. . . .
New York Central. . .
North weal cm. .....
National Lead
Norfolk A Western...
Northern Pacific. . . .
Ontario A \ye*tern. ..
Pennsylvania
Pacific Mall
People’s Gas l!o. . . .
Tressed Steel Car. . .
Reading
Hock Island
do. preferred
Republic Iron A Steel.
do. preferred
Southern Pacific. . . .
Southern Railway. . .
do. preferred
ft Paul
Texaa Pacific
l.’nlon Pacific
H " Cast Iron Plpn.
Vs.-Car. Chemical
U. f>\ Riibber f Wf
do. preferred 1 INF* 100ft
t\ S. Steel 47L 47*%
do. preferred
Western Cnton. .
Wabash
do. preferred . ,
WcstlhfbonfQ Klee.
NEW YORK
ftept..
Oct.. .
Nor.. .
Dec.. .
Jan.. .
Feb.. .
Merch.
Ma
I =“
3.R0 S.43!
t.§4 3.34!
9.32] 3.53
tay..-. . .1 3.33 3.5S' 1.69]
Closed very steady.
3.93-651
3.97-93
6.«4-M
5.63-391
5.6340!
3.69-31
3.32-33
S.334R)!
T75h3
19.90-92
9.69-30
3.31- 32
3.61 A2
3.61-52
3.63-69
8.32- 34
LIVERPOOL-
Following are Liverpool quotations:
Futures fm*n**d quiet and steady.
> Opening Previous
Range. 2 P. M. Close. Close,
teptemher... 6.d2H-6.d<
Oct.-Nov.,
Not.-Dec..
Dor.-Jan...
6.3414 j.W
4.52 '^334 4 *1% 4
4.73H4.1R 4.7«»,
4.39*4
*4.7lft
Jin.-Feh 4.39 4.39.
Feb. March.. 4.7«ft
March-April., 4,72 *4.71ft
Anrll-Msy... 4.73
Ma.r-.fune... 4.74 4.73
June July
‘ Aug 4.73ft
TToseiT’barely ateady.
e.fifift 5.37ft
4.81ft 4.53
4.76ft 4.90ft
4.71 4.76
4.30 4.73ft
4.iw 4.33ft 4.73
4.76ft 4.70 4.74ft
4 72 4.71 4.73
... 4.72 4.77
4.74 4.73 4.77ft
4.74ft 4.73ft 4.73
.... 4.73ft 4.78
NEW ORLEANS.
SepTTl
Dec..
Jen..
Feb..
March.
‘ \tt
8.91 I
; 8.79-so:
5-1? I
”1'lossy steady.
3.37 - 3.731 3.33' 3.73j
AKl'Aid’lLWi’AW
5.3o| a.70j 3.3')j 5.70!
8.»!'3.74j"5!69 ‘V.39! 8.77 75; 5.
OT“
6.73-74
8.63.70
8.34 35
5.3«.«7
3.70-75
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy 8taplt.
From Nsyward A Clerk.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14—J. ft. Baehe A Co
irerpool was due 2ft lower on near and
ft^dft lower on the late month*. Opened
uiet 4 point* lower. At 12:16 p. m.. war
apota 1
poir
>: apt'
0; Am
Pott receipt! estimated at 23,000 agatnat
Cablet liregular.
Shower* along the roeat
day. The balenca ©f the
The West lodls etorm
until fnrfher order*, owfng to comnafatlvelj
low prlrea. I>ook for irregular market pend
ing storm new*.
•Market opened irregular and dlaappplntlng
on faroTflble weather newa. Gilford bought,
.... Mitchell sold. -
opening, but the dangerous weather forecaeta Carpenter, JBaggot A Co.: There was some
hare not diaappeared. On the contrary, the nneaafnces on Fatordsy aa to developments
eastern storm he* moved over southern Flor- “ * **■ “
Ids end Is more intense. Records show good
1W4
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Rid. Asked.
Atlanta Cosl k Ice Mft F>
Atlanta Steel *2
Atlanta Bf»J** n * * C®- ,u;; 10
Atlanta * West l-olnt <1rh« Wt
Atlanta, Mis. njnpon --SP*
iiX<\ T iw..”.T.":::::::S m
W Bn'nWrrn.t-m g
Genrala BUte «4e. re* Wi. }«(,
«eor&n State fit., ronpon..1«
Georxl* Ilr. * Benkln* tn......236 4,
G». Rr. * ( n : " ew -
Bonthweetern Rel'roed :■'»
I^iwry Xnttnnnl Bank H*H =*
Swift A Fn.'e eele, nf’fre.h beef In Alien-
tn for tht* week en61n* #«t.iMiy. #epteetl,er
I*. flrer.fre-I *.lke per pounfl.
rener.l rtlne over Pund.y or#r the Northern
Texes, rellerln* drotight condition, Very
little oernrr.6 eli.where. The etmre# of tk«
eeetern dlitorbener is most likely aloox tbe
Atlantic eoeef, but eneb 4«relopment. hen*
eround a loeetlnn eoffletlmee for .ererel deye
before they more. Liverpool it etridy end
doin* « ler*. epot bnelne*#. Bele. there t«-
der 10,000 beloe end prleee 2 point. hl*brr.
A etop eutbotlty In Montfometr, Ale., vrltee
that with food wetther, plekln* le inekln*
rapid. proBrei. and tbe quality of reerlnts
he. improved, the ererexe run now being
Liverpool xood middling. Colton is dry and
well bandied. Careful lnve.tl*«tlon ebowe de
terioration dorln* Antpi.t bee been from 4 6
to 26 per rent In Alebeme end nrorxit. He
e. timetr. Alebeme et 1.400.000 end Oeor*ie
et 1,600,600. At e meetln* of the eoft ytrn
spinner, et Cberlotte it wee .teted thet owln*
to th. rurtellraent of 60 p.r .set elnee June,
stork. b#v» been much reduced end tb. de
mand tor yarns pinked op more within the
peat few week, then dorln* the previou.
month,. All mill. wee. urr.d bv tb. eeeo-
rletlon. representing 916,000 eptndln, not
tn run unices they have order, ehowin* a
proAt. A etorm wtrnln* wee peeled shortly
after 10 o'rleek. eeylo* she froplrel etorm
Is centered near Andros Ielend end appar
ently r. curving novthwerd. Thi, would
mean that It will more en the Atl.ntlo eeeet.
There I. a fair Inqulvj for tpete, but tredln*
I. et lower priest enJ the T. O. B. be.le ie
retrbed teller. Sixty —tote on October to-
turea e.keJ for Liverpool good middlln*. near
delivery, and 66 (*«0 on for lets October
d.liv.ry. Future, are quiet .round *.«o for
December. The beer element le in fell eon-
trnl end evidently only welting for tn oppor
tunity to ebow lit entborlty.
)rtW TOBK, fept. 14—J. S. Beebe * Ce.:
Upon the failure of the tropirel etorm to
enter the eotlon belt over fiund.y, our mar
ket opened 6 to ,7 point, tower end bee ruled
dull to this writing, fruetlonully under Salur-
dey’e rleue. October being etller thee /the
other month*. The w.elhar mep we. feVor-
■ hie. .bowing rletr condition. In the ».*tevn
bulf of the bull und .howeru In north Toxei.
r.ll.ving rondltlone b.foeu b.eominf too
droughly. Etlleon rebl.d e.tlm.tiog meant
weekly ron.umptlon Orltleb mlllw 52,000
azein.t 79.000 t y.ar ego tod continental
mill 100.000 kale, again.! 105,000 last year.
Jfenrke.ter reported 11 .light Improvement in
the cloth merket. Houetoe ..tlmet.dr.
reipte for tomorrow were Urge 01 28,000,
. gai net 12.000 lent Tot.duy endJ k.OOO last
y«r. Fort ..timet., were 12.000 In „'•••
i.et year. tb. forect for Ike Atl.ntie aud
Oulf'.t.tM w.. for generally fair w.ttber
except shower, end wind, on the CeroiUn
end Flotide rotate. New Orleeoe wired that
•pole were rather lower te tell emdtbtt the
f. O. B. bt.ii wee eleo. sealer. Thereat
India alarm waa reported te be eentrel over
Andes Island 200 mile, eaet of southern Flor
ida end apparently moving northward.
H. II. ATKINSON, VUa Preildent.
JOSEPH A. M'CORD, Vice Praildant.
PEANK HAWKINS, Prelld.nt
THOMAS C. ERWDf. CtlhltT.
H. W. BTPBS. Aulsunt Ctahlex.
Capital
and
Surplus
Third National Bank
$1,000,000.00
S*. a w. CALIIOUK,
5HLT01* HARO A V,
JOHN W. ORAHT,
H Y. M’CORD.
PRANK HAWKINS.
H. M. ATKINSON
JOSEPH A. M’CORD.
CARROLL PATNB.
DAVID WOODWARD.
« ISVITE k C»ll OB CORRESPONDENCE REL4TIVE TO OPENING M ACCOUNT
the eff.rt of ege.r rh.rBe* abort tale., Ike
irede preferring to hold aloof from the mar
ket a wailing further weather developments.
Outside of .t.rm poiliblltttei the situation
appeari no more bulll.h than h.eetofnro.
it ha* not made inland. Liverpool cable*
•bout a* expected bdt with good spot sales
ot 10,000 bales la rather an encouraging
feature. Elllnon’# repbrt of British and eon-
tinenul stock* shows the latter some 220.-
000 bale* in excess of last year. He further
•tates th* oroapecta of trads are not eneoor-
aging. With continued open weather th#
movaaent will prove the faetor In this mar*
k*t and force prices some lower as the sur
plus comes on th# market.
Following are 11 s. m. bids: 8#ptemb#r
8.72, October 8.73. January 8.80, March 8.55.
HEW ORLEANS, S#pt. 14—Harvard ft
eastern storm has moved ov#r South Florida
and la d#tld#dly more intense.
Th# storm warnings were issued yesterday
saying the Bahama storm is moving westward
threatening the coast from the Oerolinas
downward. Ne fresh storm newt so far thia
morning, Mat according to early weather newa
the west gulf disturbance did not go Inland.
Th# Picayune's Weekly Report on Louisi
ans and Mississippi says the weather haa gen
erally been dry, bat scattered shower* are
reported in certain toetiono. Condition# for
cotton ideal; picking Is progressing rapidly
OompUista
CABLES WERE FIRM;
SBNDAYJAS OBI
Caused a Firm and Higher
Grain Market at the
Opening.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-No. 2 red winter 100ft*108ft
Corn No. 3 .. Mft
Oata-No. 3 49ft
CHICAGO. Sept 14.~Flrm cable*, to
S ether with practically.no rain over San
ay, ciuaed n firm nnd higher grain market
at tbe opening. Commission house# were
th# heat oayera. Bnrtlett. and Patten were
R was acattered.
gher at the r * of ^
Wheat waa
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Day's range fn futures fn Chicago;
Previous
High. Low. Closa. Closet
roaneed in w#eni section*. «*,,.• a 7’ft
Th* tropical storm is central near Andres j >n '" p m
stand and apparently going northward. Mar 9 12ft
V>IJ*a4l> nnmm.il (ur> enAlkne ulivreii mien. » '*’ ’*
iXt
88!::* if:8 85 f 15:^ 8:8* Sfr
•Ten... 17.18 17.23 18.98 17.00 17.00
May... 17.10 17.18 13.92ft 13.96
LARD—
Bept
Oct..
Jan... .
May... 10.16
TUBS—
Rept...
17.16 13.92ft
18.96
AUU-
it.. 10.23
.... 13.27ft
i... 13.30
81
10.20 10.20 10.13
10.60 10.22ft 10.16
19.00 10.03 9.93
10.07ft 10.37ft 9.97ft
Island „„
Evidently crowd fear# another storm warn
ing and ar# not selling mueh, but th# dlspo
sltlon is hearish. Receipts ar# larg#, and nn'
‘ * “ th# spot basis It
request, bat ratber lower to
sell,' and F. O. B. basis easier, some tay now
60 on for good middling.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street.
NEW YORK COJTEE MARKET.
I'l.IMl CtMlt.r.
SnlM li.6*« h*g«.
PBlUAXr MOVEMENT.
Whml:
I 16ft! UW.
Receipt* .. ..
Shipments .. ..
1 ! 7#.W
Corn: ’ l .J. ..
Receipt#
Bhlpmente .. ..
1 527.331 ! 1.182.033
. f 581.333 481.003
NORTHWEST CARS.
(From Hayward ft Clnrk.)
NEW YORK. Bepf. 14.-J. 8. Harhe ft C*>.:
Traffic officials in the West report eurorla-
ingly good tonnage mil direction*. Man*
nfseturers reporting steel and Iron Industry
fall of bright prospects. Action of fhf
market on 8atnrday was all that could i»c
desired, nnd showed none of the uncer
tainty of two preceding days. Tbe healthy
reaction has come and gone, and the post
tIon Is a strong one. Heading la beginning
to ebow due appreciation of the Important
decision that haa been rendered. The Time#
erday published an article of content
ed change# In llarrlniau system. These
ka will probably show strength front
opening. Action of Brooklyn union di
rector# will help strengthen Consolidated
Gao.
Carpenter. Baggot ft Co.: Mr. Kellogg#
leading financial editorial In this mornings
Hun save Union Pacific nnd Southern Par I fie
•re not yet selling up to their actual worth.
The news over Sunday it non-effe6*t|YC. The
Maine election today will not indicate na
tional political thought. n« it Is fought out
on prohibition lines. We think the market
will show advance#.
Wall Street Topic#: The action of the
Stock'market during today’s session may
give *onjp Indication of whnt the Immediate
trend of stocks will l*e. While the recover*
of the Hat on Saturday has beeo credited
•a being due to • abort covering movement.
for the hardening of prices, and they ex
pec» to see a farther Improvement In them.
The Maine election today and the stare con
veattons of both parties convening today
and tomorrow may be the cause of some lr
regularity until thefroutcome l# known, but
the stock market Is still expected by many
to Ignore any adverse tlevelopntenn now.
jusf as If showed that the good new# was
discounted on the rendering of the decision
rets ting to the coaler roads, which ordl-
nnrllv might have been expected t« l»«* re-
fleeted In the stock market as fc most »mpor
taut factor. The Internment demand for
our high class securities continues to be one
of tbe encouraging features of the present
financial situation. The movements of rtir-
renev to tbe Interior are not likely to assume
proportions to Interfere with the local de-
mand for money. To say whst a real politi
cal oesm* would accomplish In the stock
market would be a mere conjecture, i on
■Iderahle Interest will be centered on what
may now transpire In relation to the ifsrrf
9.15
1:3
CHIOAOO OAR LOTS.
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
'From Hayward ft Clark.)
CHICAGO, Bapt. 14.—Bartlett. Patten ft
f’«.: Cable# higher on wheat and ftd
up en rnrn. Liverpool rabies ■#)• that tb
anipments are largely to go to th» rnti"
and that their supplies are InanfflHenf. Re
Here whaat is nn a #af# basis and w« will
sse mueh hither pH**##.
Receipt# of corn over the #stim*te. butiln
elude* Sundsy inspection en the Pt. Paul
road. Th* rash demand ia net very good, hut
it looki aa tho more corn might be delivered
out than was at flrat supposed on the
Beptember eptien. but il is difficult at the
moment to #*v hnw mueh ran b» delivered.
Receipt# or oat# also erer tbe tatitnat#.
owing to Sundsy inspection.' The demand has
riot been quit# so good the last day nr two.
hut w# *e# no reason for lower prlees.
Scalpers are selling whent and ar* short
to a man. Think it will tell higher. Par
tridge buying December flfifte.
Last bo!g# in corn waa on buying by larger
pit short#, who detected signs of too much
early selling.
Oat# opened a shade higher on ecattered
commission houae buying, but turned a shade
aanr on selling by raah houaea and fn aym-
pathy with corn.
Provision* market e#trong. The beat buy
ing in the pit haa been by packer# and there
haa hxen some covering. Hately haa b#en a
fairlf*Hberal seller of January pork. Pack
era in general bought Oetober pork.
Borne little pressure on Beptember oats
this morning, and demand not great. Cash
concern*, headed by Tsavy and Nye, here
cold Deeembfr.
HARRIMAN STOCKS
OPENED STRONG
Union and Southern Pacific
and Reading Opened
Over Point Up.
BtT. 0. SHOTWELL.
•*F11 I ORK, fOnf. If -Kto^i.1 nrt.n,.
nvnrolllf ,h ‘* "''"’"•"g with gain!
7 Pgl»t OlHl 111. list
In Inn I «rHr. gnnthnrn rnrlfln, Re.minr an
Hml»n w.rn the l.nd.r.
ZJW'J* w "» nrtlre qnrlnc the flr.
,h ' ? The buying nr In
! rnm nomrol.ilnn hnn.o,
while the nrnfe..innnl. were the larrr-t „n
“v* IMIikiI. r enlrnl rose 14 point, ' *
-. , , ......i. 71 |NllDl. ol. I n .1
jaa tbe heavy feature aelilng off i point
wlaulLJ 1 * 1 *? .w 11 ° ,h? r stocks were a«j.
of the first fift -ii
was a slight ro«r-
»• which roduce-l gains ft point. Fot&ow.
i3g this the Improvement continued. An.
nouucemeiit was made of the engagement r.f
?***;." for Import from Australia. Fol-
lowing the announcement it waa stated tlmt
thp arrangement for the gold had boon marl-
at a time when the rates for exchange were
much lower thnit the prevailing rates.
J3 London Amorlcan share# were higher.
On the curb market price# were frregnhr.
^onlUuied strong with I,a
fl ,,ow h, * h record at 6ft.
storks coutlnuo«l hcavv.
NEW YORK. Bept. it.-.The Stock market
opened with n continuation of the upward
movement that was lu progress at the elo««
on Saturdar With a special demand for
stocks In which there ia a pronounced liar*
Interest. In Ion Pacific, wl^-h "old
ex-dividend at 2ft n**r cent, showed a gain
at the opening of 1%. and Southern Pacific
made the same aifiount of gain in
the flr* f.»w minutes. Heeding, which open-
*'! J? h guor nf tTtft. mode n further gain
od Ift higher at 166ft. made a further gain
record for tin* year, other stocks, both in
and industrial group, trailed
AtfhIH
strong.
Closing bids f«|b»v:
. Railway Blochs.
.4teh|j/*u
Hsltimnr# and Ohio
Canadian rncifl*
f.'nicagj and Northwestern . . .
Colorado Bouthern
Denver and fiin Grande . .
do preferred
Erie
Illinois t'entral
Ixoulsriite and Nashvili# ....
Missouri f*#rifie
the railroad
lone after the Issue# named.
J of ten minute* the tone wns
York Central
. fvania .
Reading . .
Rock Island . .
do preferred
••ntinent 2 1-
Southern Paeiflr
Southern Railway
Union Paeifie. #.* dir
do preferred
Wabash
Wifronsin Central
Great Northern
A Gentle foist Line
Miscellaneous.
Amalgamated Copper , . .
Amerirnn Csr and Foundry .
American Locomotive . . . .
f olorado Fuel end Iron
International Taper . .
National Lead
Pacific Mail . . ..
Peoples Gas
Pressed Steel Car
Hloss Sheffield Steel ....
PnTl«l State* Steel *
do preferred . .
Western Union
Virginia Carolina chemical
. .162
.. 87 ft
- - 28 ft
.. 29^k
... 29ft
-144ft
. 109ft
.. 63ft
look
.124**
. .133
.194
., 38
::|88
i :i««h
• • • 8 •'ft
.. . . 23ft
.. .-. 97
.. .. 88ft
MINING STOCKS.
COTTON SEED OIL.
| Ttafay. iTiue.irrs.w
Wheat
Corn . . .
rata
Hogs, head
*7
938
911
21.303
5*
154
863
16.330
OHICAGO CLEARANCES.
Wheat MM bushels: flour 26.330 barrels;
corn 1.003 bushels: oat* «,0M bushels. Wheat
and flour equal 439.033 bushels.
WORLD'S SHIPMENTS.
This Last Laat
Week. Week. Year
Wheat 9.976.033 13.533.333 5.383.333
Corn 1.784069 2,675.303 8.664.033
a*tnrtttrane«*
the recent advance In cotton prices. Spot
handler# attribute the advance to forelgt
demand nnd also to the strength In lord.
Tho available supplies of contract oil aro
limited and the new oil can not be gotten
to the market In any volume for some
weeks, and probably months yet. therefore
for Immediate shipment, the fullest price#
must be paid, and values may be forced
even aoroe higher, but with a cotton crop
prospectively ns large na any previously
^ • — **-*-•- fh.r Ml will J»Wln» nc
. ..... . ... rush becomes assured.
The strength in the lard market which
Is considered one of the Influencing factors
at present ~“* ~
the free
116* til* ,,
mm soap makers trill only last,
while fata and soap crease* are so high.
OH hn* had an advance now of some 3#4c
a gallon In a reasonably abort time nnd
with the establishment of the feet of a
large cotton crop, and therefore a full sup
ply of seed, we think price* will materially
decline.
The new* rules of trading In cotton seed
oil contracts on the Naw York produce ex
change on a basis of nonnd value, Instead
of by the gallon, will make the contract
Tery attractive. A contract will be 133 bar
rel#. equivalent to 43.003 pounds, and the
fiuetnntlona will be In l-IOOtht of a cent
a pound, like In eotton. but a point will only
be worth 14 on a eontrset; 25 point# to
every $133. Thi# plan Is tosgo Into effect
February 1, 1W3.
Following art quotations In Naw York *o
| f)|M*nitig.
rttMftt#
September. . . .
Oetober
. . ' xi’itwi
3*
December. . . .
20 433ft
January. . . . . .
March
;i
5 »
Closed steady.
Bale* 2.133 barrels.
BOSTON. Bept. 14.-Grantby 133. Arleont
Commercial 29*4. Mitch 29ft, Copper Range
g. Adventure aft United Fruit 134ft. North
Butte 56ft. old Dominion 42ft, Utah Ar*x
47ft, rnitimer and lleela 649.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
(Darwin G. Jones, Manager.!
. Comparative statement Atlanta Clearing
House Association:
i i*oft r
Mnn-lwy |l *94.yi;.;;Y tB.OTIM
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
following «rn t-cn-lon Qnnfctlonc:
8TOCKN- l ~ ' l j! '
AnmliamfitedTopper ..
Anaconda
Atchison ..
do, preferred
('anatiian Pacific
Denver and Ilia Grande
do, preferred
Frle ..
do. first preferred ..
do. second preferred .
Great Western
Illinois t'en'rs! .. .. ..
Kansas nnd Texas ....
do. preferred .. ..
Ism1#Ti11e and Naahvllle
Mexican Central
do. preferred
New York Central .. ..
Norfolk nnd Western ..
do. preferred
Northern Pacific
Ontario ami Western .. ..
Pennsylvania
Rending
Rock Island .. .
Southern Pacific
Southern Rallwny
In. preferred .. .. .. .
.. Paul
Union Pacific .
do. preferred
United States Steel
do. preferred
Wabash
de. preferred
snft!
142ft'
>»* 4 "":
47ft*
1 ll«ft 1
Vfe HifitAsy, 2*7 m«n properties with the returo of that fen-
291 Holiday. 176 tlemao to New York,
SSjOODjvidendson^lOOjOOJkivested
GA. RY. & EL. STOCK pays this in quarterly payments. The property is enhancing in value.
Stock is not speculative. It can be sold quickly.
$40,000.00 GA. STATE BONDS on hand.
$30,000.00 1st MTGE. R. R. BONDS at 99.
J. H. HILSMAN & CO.
601 EMPIRE BUILDING.