The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, September 14, 1906, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. KrtlDAYT RET-TEMBETl 14, II PICES HIGHER Ear lr English 'Cables Were jluch Better Thau Had Been Expected. YORK FOLLOWED Off Later on Decline in Liverpool—First Prices Best. ,,. 1V York, Sept. li.-Bu.Inees at the of the local cotton market was Llrlv »ctlve «n>i flrBt P rlces were at an advance of 6 to IX points ■ .... with the cables, which were L Werably better than due. Shorts Se the chief buyers here and In I.lv- "". but a number of commission ffi were advising sales on a scale f“ a! the market has had an advance Already of “<me 40 P°! nt * f ro lD the l0 M™nim.l ut the opening this moraine H lSedlr and unexpectedly gooct, JJVlne sdvilliees of 1744,5*4 In futures. JSuftot Mil* a noted 12 polu?. up on « Ssii" to slump shortly after the .inns mid 'be Close was »|t iB3W points C fhmi the t.revlous close. Spot, how- jS^held Ks ours nee. . , •vI', Vnrk ope 1 at prices shew In. I,,,, t , Mvrrnnor. esrly Improve £,"Till" sales itlu* mad# ««U B!!'. .... resterdsjr s nnnla. Tile open- NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. Private Wire to Ware A X-elnnd. Now York, Sent. 14.—IJverimol Irregular 4 up. At 12:15 p. mTsViuH fijul qnlot: Halos 8,000 snoto 12 up. at !• uturesduo tu come nlvoiit *4 up. tUo'Zul.T e *W «&"»«! was n Ills buyer of Decen Short cover!ng due to xtfme more nrl reports of deterioration by weevil In Tom* of market sceuis pretty g«»od, would rntlicr buy cotton for present. ( nrnpntcr, Bnggott & Go, my; ••While i" IM “i h nt t ho .moment, and It looks ns tbo lull prices would work blith er, based oil the true value of the staple, ‘i",' llllnk commitments on the ion* s de will prove most protltahle for the near *lU!f fw conseryst^^Jn^nienj sad Lima over resterday’a duels. The open CsLnrar. was tile highest of the morn S' f he declfne In Liverpool Mac reflec ted S, ilowlr sagging market, with prices Jllloc IMilS P®nfs lower by mlddn}-. Si rU taking advantage of a light *1 to hammer the market, the wen " hi belt generally, which Is reportec _ ,,t j most favorable character, being ' ihiitlonnl Influence. The decline was Milted mainly l« llquIdMIon by longs, t'omparatlve receipts at all United Stole. Ct'rerelpts at the ports today,, fie day Inst year..'., jiforenw •• t? •» Tnisl receipt* for the week..... lime nek Inst year.. .. .. ... prerenw 79473 T*tal receipts since September 1..209,118 Iw time last year ...... pfervaw r 181,27(J IV" sight movement for *® e 1 ^ Hc,t $J ; jKSli!tTla™SeJt™bir Jig L'^slptmnl" r l'.'".' - . ".""EoIwS w'.Q faperiateadent King, of tbs New York »tt„n exvliange, makes the Into sight sort-meat for the week M2.293. .gainst tfCSB kit year. For the aensou, 316,59!!, against Kite Inst year. Estimated receipts tomorrow:^ ^ Jfr* Orleans ^ Istrestiin •• • .1LOOO 1 Ell"rl«a, 13,760 I Weekly Interior movement: fcwlpie 114,963, agnlnat 163,364 last year SLLn™t« l W.K*i! against 124,933 last year to rule, for the crot. is not nul. u „,, the demand for same will e.mllnue to have tlm.."” IIBnCe , l0 flllurc market for Mine New Orleans, Sept. 14,-Cnblss nre fnvnra- Ide both on futures and 'spots. The mar ket ought to do cmisldcrahly better on these undr™ tbtt prospects of bullish Week-end The market Is quiet and narrow. Its “Ursa SU far this morning has l*en dls- mViM L§M LSrt cotton .they can absorb. The demand fur offerings nre quickly Is duo to tiie fnet Vbn't'tlio crop 1 lantles Is late and exporter, who ijenen'. ed on early cotton In that section are forced to bid In the western holt. It longs ns If considerable long was coming out. which Is cheekl is* hi ii i n in tutrr it mi mfku uu/i ml, rnntln.titol and Hnptftn op«i ^Arthur Curroll’s Indication Is n vrqp of The weather map could hardly he Im proved. upon. Little rsln over the belt Is |ndbuited, and temperatures Private Wlre'to r.lhert A Clay. New York. Sent. " *' ' «*>V4 qp. Was due unchanged on near. Liverpool cables: “Market affected f#. ▼ornbly^ by bear* covering and Egyptian Undertone Is barely steady at the incut, and there seems to be a pood of October for sale. A pood domestic und foreign demand fot spot8 keeps the market linn, and It looks us though the Interior will not sell on de- cllutng markets. Wenman, Weld, Dick and Carpenter & Bnggott so|d on the opening. Itlordan Iwmght October, and son sold December. New Orleans, Sept, 14.—Liverpool at HK up la an excellent market. .Was due about 1 higher. Spota 12 up; antes MM la nlsq very satisfactory. The market does not show any snap this morning. The western forecast I ltd) fetes “ * 7S tonlr u * — a-*..—— Indited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. I.Ively’s tweoty-flvo years’ experience of ed* ltlng markets In Atlanta nud the South has made him a recognized au thority In his specialty. TIPS FLASHED From Wall Street I’rlvsto wire tp Glhcrt A Clay. ck! , p,, Vo f„a,f, B l\‘; t M;e-V«ie« r t . poet some of the lesser Industrials to fee! tne stimulating effect of lower money rates, but we look for best results In the more RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS jSS jru&tsn eanawK Look* ns If |t would be quiet for a few days, and If money situation ’ eventually jfo higher. NAME OF STOCK. Fernie Wll- scattered showers tonight ntu Saturday for nil of this section. Liverpool cables think the advance in that market will only be advance this morning. . y’s map Is very favorable. Light ■s have fallen \n widely M pa lilted it of the belt, but the weather Ii temporary. . ■ . There seems to he cotton for sale on the advance this morning. Toduy’ showers portions m — - c - -—— very dear and warmer. The unexpected Improvement In Liverpool, however, shouk have some effect on opening prices. Numerous Inquiries have been received to- day from the other side for firm offer* We understand that one large -*««-«— •— received Overnight acceptance 000 hales. O'BERT Va^’Iotton letter. Nbw Orleans. Sept. 14,-I.lverpool spot sales were again fairly large, 8,000 halea having been trailed In today, while quoin Ilona were market lip 12 points. Options In the earlier trading were strong, and showed considerable Improvement, but to- SPOT COTTON MARKET. Utfrpool. cotton, spot arm: middling tip k>!< MM; sales 8.000; Amerlenu 0,600 E ilitton and export 600; receipts 4,000 rk*n 3.600. . V. ltknia. steady nt 9o new anil OHo old. ,\.w York, ipiiet nt 9.80c; sales 476; Bonxl ou contract 100. Npw Orlenns, steady at p5-18c. AnjiiMu. steady nt iKHiC. huinnab. sternly at 9 1-16C. ft. Louis, quiet nt 9fyc. Houston. Hteiufy at 0£-16b. Boston, quiet at 9.80c. Memphis, quiet at 9 9-16c. Mobile TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. _ Th. following table shows rcolpta at the s-» n.lay, eoniparinl with tbs asms day fast year; but the key to the situation lies In the 1906 1906 tar Orleans fiilTrstiin lol.|]o hnonnh Psrleitnn. . . , . . fllmliitton tafolk Mtlunre I Isstnn Inmiwiik 'ffteiavllle lursfianmus 3435 12832 288 7022 962 SI 10) in &j 638 10670 ?t7I 2808 To! 1DM Tolsl 26088 S68S2 - INTERIOR movement. following taldc shows receipts nt the ifitTlor tiiwns today compared with the *Iny lant year: 1906 1906 flsnton. . bimta. . ‘ * tani-hU Jj- LmU ' twrttumti. . 10365 3281 103 131 Toul 13930 13B* .mportnnt derelophients of the day. porters nt the moment And themselves In a rather precnrlons position, for prompt shipments must lie fulfilled, nnd while of ferings are said to be fairly liberal, the refusal Of holders to sell at nny eoneesslon makes cotton extremely dear. The producer evidently having much conlldence In a high er selling basis, displays no anxiety to part with hla product at a normal figure, thla underlying strength at the spot situation Imparts much henlthfulness to the rontrset market’s undertone, and while undoing of hedges ns contracts are filled may have ;A?rM decided inennee to nny marked shrinkage from present levels. WAR. . L.lASDWOAjLY^TT,, L t-ANDERSON & CO.’S ,°A.LY COTTON LETTER. b ln '' >rk< • s **l , L 14.—Liverpool continued riqtoa this morning, spota advanc- .i lrt, ’ ,h Mnt*. Futures also opened SSL ,>f - ,rt 6 Potato Thla atrength » 0 r " r,, iirii market ImlucMl mirg to ppen opening, “SsSt about — „ MVIIIft UL. »*i along nnd aanportlng or- kjlnie. * 110,11 into the market from time f Light iliis nre rrnn n..« . o* in* om. *Wl5l:.. p,,ntlnw * to ,H * mixed, some •feti*. ,Lth 1 ,,K . v, ' ry fav.»ml»le prospect*, Mi c on ’‘tare that deterioration I* •*» •» ,hnt pro*p« , ct* are not that "h||t» It In (enernlly l»elleve«| he.I,*."!* l ,r '»spects nf a good ylel.l. ^ h retlnre rstlmutes, and New Orleans. Sept. J4.-Th« twine of nrlces was a disappointment to the bulls Aim "morning. Iwii/cally "•’"mbar cotton should luive sold nearer 9.40 than 9.20 on the very bullish cable* from Liverpool, but logic ploys very little part In tho cotton market nowadays The hears late In the morning mat with about the same measure of dlsnp- polntiusnt as Aid the hulls, for they m*de a strenuous effort to put prices down, only to Dull their heavy offerings esgerly snap ped up. Opa lot of 6.001 December, pre.um ably offered on an order from New iork. wa* aold at one prlee anil Immediately nfter the muekot advnnend a point or two. It seemed Just ss herd to put I'tb'ci lielow 9.20 for December *e It wea to put It almve 9.30 for the same position. Private entdea explained the rather wide advance In the Liverpool market, wbleh we* not due on the flurtnntlnns In the mar ket yesterday nt least. I>y saying that abort, were covering nnd that local, continental and Egyptian operators wero buying. Man cheater cablegrams were very optimistic, and quoted yarn, strong e" 1 ’’ ">»< them' was morn disposition to buy In the cloth market. Liverpool lias been the main stay of the present advance, and the parity between that and the American market ft gradually widening to about W points, which means that the ultra profeialnnal op. orator will noon taka to aelllng In Liverpool and buying the American markets on e big *Th* first of the week-end IJgurea were sSh opass i n n,oTgK« fg rl'^.'^r/.l.nro’i St} Of ferings from the interior eontlnueil smalt, and sellers Still asked very high price* The weather emild hardly have been better. The danger of a cold wave seemed to hare pans* ed and little or no rain was reported over the belt In the weather map. •COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. g« ptember October November. ...*•< January. ....... £>"«£« cioeed itwd>.' Siilce'400 May at ! GIBERT & CLAY ■ »T. STOCKS. » O N O *. COTTON, CHAIN. COFFEE, PROVISIONS MEMBEall ATLANTA. OA. cvlui reeha.g*l|few Ortenne Cotton Rxch.ng«.|ChjM|^ i II«ard^of i Trad». i » 6*- ¥.ock ^ •"« L.„. Eicb,n ^ n. pagan, Orleans Board of Trad alonzo richardson & co., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. , Bell Phone, Main 858. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Amalgamated Conner.. . . . Atlantic Coaat I^e American Sugar itef. . Anaconda , American Locomotive., . , , do. preferred. . . . American Cotton Oil. . Aruer. Car Foundry. .. Baltimore k Ohio, Brooklyn Uapld Tran.. . . . , < aimdlan I’adttc. % . . . . . . ).“It*. & Northwestern.. . . . . CheBniioaka k Ohio. . . Colorado FweJ A Irvu.. Cenjrul Lpather. . , ,, an, nrefeffsd. . . . A Groat Weat’n. { h e.. Mil. k St. V. . . P^tayvan* k Hudson, Distiller 8 Securities. ,, Erie do, preferred. . . , , Genera! Electric. , , , Illinois Central. .... Amer. Ico Hucurltles, .. Louisville a Nashville.. Mexican Centra! Missouri Psolflc. NAME OF 8TdCK. N. Y.. Ont. & Western. Natl* uni Load. .... Northern pacific. . . New York Central. . Norfolk & Weftern. . Pennsylvania. . . . , People's (Ins. ..... PrestHtd Steel Car. , do. preferred. . . Pacific Mai! , . Beading Kvpuhlle Steel Bock Island do. preferred. . , Rloss Sheffield. . . . Teun. Coal & Iron. , Texas & Pacific. . . . Union Pacific United States Steel, do. preferred. Western Union. Walloon , do. preferred. . Wisconsin Central. do. prqferreil. . today, 1.398.500 qliaros. 1 NEW YORK. In cotton fu- 9M 9.69 Clooed steady. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on PrQYliIpns, Private Wire to Ware * Lelnml. Chlengo, Sept. 24.—There bne been a good undertone to the wheat market the last two days, nnd It look* os though there xvna still a liberal short Intereat, which ft apt to run most any time. I Corn nnd oats also show good strength. Offerings of whent are not large. The pit crowd is quite bullish nnd are buyers; tiught to work up little more. ■ Mayfield and other northwest houses sell ing wheat. Weather little more brilliant here, and causing some selling by tbute who covered post fee’ dsys. The feature only to corn we* the buy- Jng of 250,050 May by tb* Cudahy Packing Company. , The northwest Is sending In messages to the effect that their crop greatly overesti mated, nnd will show up very soon. Coarse grains hare loosened up some this morning. The Wells crowd appeared as sellsrs, and some local longs took prof- Belling at May oata by receiving houaeg et the opening and Cudahy brokers idling Decemtier caused an easier market. Mar ket now steady, with light trade. Minneapolis stock of wheat decrease 675,. 000 bushels for the week. Cudahy brokers bnre been selling Da. camber oats, and there appears to be some May coming out. Provisions steady te a shade lower. Beet- fared telling of lard and rlbe by longs. Undsrtons (inner. Think It will do lo buy urarliy options on weak spots. Chicago Inter-Ocean; Bnms little Im prominent we* scan yesterday In the de mand for cash wheat, principally bard win ter, at aouthwraterp centers, hut there wea not a grant deal of Improvement In the drmaml here front nny enures. Kspor' houeee claimed that their brat bids 01 hard winter for shipment by way of gul. porta were 144(H44e out of line. There wa. considerable Increase In the export Inquiry for new corn, mainly for Novpmbfr-pecember shipment. The strength shown In the Winnipeg mar ket In the fare of aurb tar,- receipts Ip- dleatM that the quantity add from the ilanltnha crop ft mneh larger than tha Canadian exporter! wen willing to admit. A buying order for 30,000 bushel, of Decent, her wheat wae Placed «t Winnipeg ft noon Wednesday by a Chicago cash grain Arm and left open without price limits fas twenty-four hours, being anally cancalax because of tha Ineblllty of the receive the order to execute It. Thl* wea It as fairly good proof that there wii a great deal at hedges being done In that market against country purchases of cash "Duluth continues to charter considerable vessel room for wheat nnd reports poor de- maad for cash wheat. Moat reports from that the scarcity la taut factor In the nraveraant of grains, especially cernWBblppera who have corn sold for Heptrtnber, landing In tha country, are clamoring for rare and wer wiring here yesterday: "We must her cars to ship our corn. , .... „ ••I have not bought any sate Individually or through brokers." said James A, I’sf- • day. "Yon can any for me that : that I hats bee I a large buyer tier ante and am still short ft .onndatlnn. I have never been short 250,000 bushels December oet* at any time this sennaa, and my abort Interest la May ft not large. I do not see anything ta buy oats on at present, 1 ’ ^Chicago? 'Sep*!? "/-Although friendly to Ida long side of wbest, can era nothing at the moment to warrant any further ad vance. and would take proflfs on wheat, corn and oats with a view of replacing on a "chtosgo IUcord-Hcraldi On* of tpc prom. lent grain eblppera predicts that tha twi ne elevators wllf fie buy, tornlug out ..intend corn and telling It In the Pit be fore the month ft ont. If; Imam hla pr~ lf. tlon on the poor demand he we* getting for ceeh corn, dreplt* low offer, made to the end. • NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. New York. September I4.-The coffee mar krt opened at unchanged price* to a de cline of 5 points, or alm-it a. due on the European rabies. This showing wae eft,- alderod « steady nn*,jnvlew of *hen-w». According to the official rabies describing the conditions of yesterday, there was rain In all district, of Sae i>anlo except one, wham It W*S cloudy, and tkla Is supposed to be Just what Is needed to help the prospect, for the coming crop.—Olliert *J ... ——-i-- —and clora LIVERPOOL. Following table rivet, opening range and clone, compared xvftli yesterday 1 * closing: Futures opened firm. Opening Previous _ ’Inugt. Close. Close. SeptemUor.. .. ,. ..5.28 6.20 5.22W Kept.-Oct 6.14 4.1314 6.12 6.10 Oct.-Nov 5.0814-6.03 6.0614 6.0414 "0414 .6.0814 6.00 5.04 IT .S.UH-fi.12 5.09 6.07 a- * w.*.- a .814 -8.14*4 8.11 5.09 AnrlLMny. • , . .6.16 6.12*4 5.10*| May-June,. ,, ..6,16 -5.1T*4 Elf 6.12 Clojicd easy, Jan.•Fen. . Fall.-March. MnrchAprll. NEW ORLEANS. The followlnj luro* In New m Dec. . . . Fell.:;; March. . . May. . . Clo-d *1 ns la the rango In oolton fu- Pries ns today : IS »!si 9.40 9.62,62 It FROST REPORTS CAUSE_ ADVANCE Cereals Started Fractiopally Higher on Covering by Shorts. again the outer of the day In wheat. Tb* northwest continued to send lu sclllug or dera and poor threshing returns, tha hit ter oiieply aqd the former uuder cover. The threshing returns attracted general at tention. There was a storjr going the rounds that Duluth had sold 6.000,000 hush- els of wheat for export In the past few days, but It turnct] out to have lieeu the estimate sent out by The Duluth Commer cial Kecord of th* Mies on the crop—4. 000.000 bushel* and 1,000.000 No. 1 northern. Wheat closed $4©*4o higher. Corn *4a »P to *4©*fc off aud pats better. -Pro- Vision* unsettled. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. isn wnnn. . rts from the country Indicate arelty (a booomlng an Irapor* In the nMv*m*nt of coarsa ‘ * * 'Tlw J deil to help rop.—Olbert “pniTowtng I* Jko opening re eg* * adI clora of »h* New York coffee m*ra«t tor to- d,r: Opening 1mb CHICAGO CAR LOTS. Wheat.. Uorn.. Oat*.. ii.*... Rept.. 9.00 9.00 Oct.... 8.00 0.00 Jan.... 7.00 7.0214 CASH WHEAT— No. 2 red 72497241; No. 3 do 7107244: No. hard wlntor 7lHQi2; No. 3 do 7014*71. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. NORTHWEST CAR8. The following (Igurra girt the northwest in of today, last week end last year: Last Last Today. Week. Year. Minneapolis. ** JJJ 490 Duluth 296 113 269 J. T. HOLLEMAN, I’rraldant. F. J. I’AXON. Vlco-I’rraldent. W. L. KEMF, Treasurer. J. W. ANDUHW8, Becretary. UNION SAVINGS BANK Four Per Cent Inter* est Paid on Pepo»lt» ASSETS $150,000.00 One dollar starts an account. Hours: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sat* urdays till 9 o’clock at niqht. DIRECTORS i THOH. J. I’KRPfA W. B. RTOVALL. F. /. FAXON. W. O. KOOTB. J. T. IIOLI.I MAN CLYDE nilOOKH.J. M. JUIINM«»N. EFFORTS OF BEARS OF LITTLE EFFECT New Yoric, Sept. 14.—The develnpmsnta In the cotton Hltuntlou yesterday were not very palatable to the bear. Fo? one thing, the Liverpool *pot sale* Increased to 12.006 hales, nun the future market there allowed surprising atrength. English nud continen tal spinners were buying freely In the Eng lish market, arcurdlng tp some private ca bles, nnd the country was not only offering c»* freely there, but wo* actually asking higher prices. Wire bouses bought for Southern account, and leaning spot Inter est* iHiught the near months. A better spot demand was reported «t the Sopth, where prices were 1-16 to He higher nt many point*. Numerous bullish crop reports received from the Southwest, telling c. rlous deterioration In the condition of the crop through ravages by weevil aud worms, shedding and so on. Bearish crop reoprta were received from the eastern section of the belt, as well ns some parts of the re gion west of Mississippi. Lending locnl nud Wall street Interests sold rather freely at time* In opposition to the upward move ment of prices, and there was more or lesa realizing. But with the buying by New Or leans In this market nnd the covering by nervous shorts the efforts of the bears had little effect, especially as some Increase In the volume of outside business was noticea ble, although trading was still In the main of a professional character.—Glbert a^Cluy. N4w Orleans, Sept. 14.—The Tlmes-Derao- ernt says: Covering by shorts rnther thiiu Investment buying caused yesterday’s cot ton market to close at the day’s high level, or some 60c a bale above the final figures of the previous session. Rebind the liars' waning confidence was the strength of the spot market and the zeal with which buyers ail over the South gathered In all offerings. Further, the cablegrams brought nuwa of active buying of actual cotton abroad* the fear having spread that some port of a spot squeeze at Liverpool was on the pro gram Of current events. Crop news gen erally was bullish In one way or nnothur, and acargtM buyer# were reported migrat ing to Tezaa In the hope of filling trouble- some September commitments there. In the last analysis, however, the Influence* now nt work In lieluilf of better prices* sro temporary rather than permanent In char acter. Liverpool stock Is small, uud there Is reason for Mlevlng that thus far ex porters' requirements nre exceeding the available supply. But the Play te only bo ginning, and the friends or tho staple had best search the big problems for sure ground. At the moment neither the magnitude of the new crop nor the fullness of the new season's requirements is the dominant price factor. Hence there Is special reason for caution now. Professional scalping, some trade hedging and a healthy tone In the evept the spot situation be not undone over-free offerings will possibly tend cool the ardor of first-rank speculators .... some day* yet, and the real test of bullish strength cannot come until the movement I! have broadened out Its proportions.— on Krad "" t * nfl Ama ' itTSftaw ra, ' y not « r, * i>t un ’ Understand that there has been Inside •elltatf of Atchison on all strong spots. ..The National city bank nnnouuces that It hns engaged *2.006,000 gold for Import. Dow-Jones states that It Is not likely there will l>e dividend action ou Pennsyl vania before November 6; that It Is not l»e- fourthi Tuesday iu October, or by executive committee on instructions from the board. JPH known that the operating mm on — - jpo thousand pounds sterling ... port from London. Hear *3,< Export from I’fiHs.” Thing that Heading Is a bujr now. ,,-f.h# 'ork Financial Bureau says: We strongly advocate the position In gem oral of buying standard Block* on rear tlons, when weak for turns, employing mod erats stop-tax* orders. There nre a row strong points In sfpport of this nosltl the first place, It will Ihj noticed tha the up limits are approncherl, the I nre reluctant to prosecute further ndvnn- tage. On the other hand, that when the low limit* are qear, support Is forthcom ing. Within these limitations, specialties excepted, the trading element hns more or leu control during what wc believe to be a period of hulhmig up of n shortoci The news yesterday on which the react lo *«* merely an excuse. The i occurred was merely an excuse. The marl kec was simply temporarily overboitfljiiJ The news developments this morningl. different. The deductions we mska nrfi practically the same as those of yesterday— that Is, that the large Interests haring failed of distribution of an adequate no| tore, have plenty of cheap money to carry stocks for a time around these levels, wish to keep the public * clalty operation, aud i Ity, put tho market barring s calnm- ring a Inter, VRM aid at rates sufficiently attractive broad apsculstlon.’i Private Wire to Ware k Lelnml. New lork. Kept. 14.—London steady to firm. Slight advances, but a more cheerful feeling prevails generally. A more favorable bank statement ed tomorrow, and sentiment generally Is bullish. Union Pacific Is ox-dlvldend 6 nnd Its purchase la advocated on that It will be fully recovered by next There Is bullish talk op Distil tars. Cat Foundry and other minor Industrials, and It te thought that Southern Pacific should be taken on whenever jammed dqwib There Is a tip out that Baltimore nnd Ohio control will go to Harrlmnu. It la In. demand. Would buy C4r Foundry. Dow-Jones’ summary: American stock* In London steady rgthpr almve parity. London market generally choerfu money outlook there considered clear American marines laud at Hnviftf are withdrawn by order from Washl... except guard for American legation. Wages of motoruieu and conductor* on surface lines of Manhattan raised all around. ItriHiklyn Rapid Transit made record In c r.«*!x*ta " r-t p, ®ht days of urneil from I of Standard ’««15 UT5U. Home ilrmtml for AntalKtniatad Copper ami Atchison In lusu crowd. Twentywlght roadt tor drat .. tambar ihow tq average gross lncretlo of J2.il tier cent. (inld cnangemanta against apaaltl d(|iaa- It nmi othurwlac, now about l%MO,OOt). hut Twelve Industrial, declined .11 par'ot Twenty. active • ro*0« daclluad .71 Wai are k Lein ml. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, Sept. 14.—Hogs—Receipts today •Stlmatwl *t 16,000. Market mostly 6c hteb- er: quality fair; left over 3,063; hulk $6.wh '46; c»| bus ted for tomorrow 11JW0; light 1*J S5.96e6.MA4: heavy If5.90; pigs ff.aOG6.6Sj •q to choice heavy $6.66 '*Unt'tle—Estimated receipts 3,000. Market steady; quality fair: beevesJ3.75e«.ao; cows $1.36^4.30; heifers 83.17*4(16.36? calves 85.600 6: good prime steers 86.»Hj4.80: jnior to me dium 83.$0(f6.2S; stockers and feeders 83.250 4.46. Hhee^-Estlmsted receipts 7,000. Market wratara y..» glfeSi ftntlw wratarn 44.76^1.14 SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldoat Eatabllshad Office South. COTTOM SIOCW BONDS GRAIN Ground Floor Oould Building. Dally market letter tnd market manual Rialltd on appllratlon. L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Comipondent's Capital $250,000 acrcacNCC. thc neal bank PHONE (SIT. PRUDENTIAL BLOC cent, THE METAL MARKET. New York. Sept. 14.—Tin was easier with trading moderate nnd at lower quotations. Copper was firm and unchanged. Lend was firm and slightly higher from bid prices. Spelter was firm and unchanged* MODERN MILLER’S REPORT.* 8t. Isoiite. Bent. 14.—Offerings of soft win- ir wheat contlnao small. Advices aro that ..ttle mitt whiter /# heM hjr farmer# t«uith of the Ohio river. It hoTlng been closely niarketiMl. Movement moderate of hard winter wheat. Nebraska offering* ate some what smaller. * MOVEMENT MIXED IN GENERAL LIST Copper Took the Lead in Point of Activity and Strength. OPENED Hi REGULAR Majority of List Showed Gains, But Trading Was Rather Uncertain. New York, Sept. lf-Today'* market con tinued to show th* conflicting tendencies of profit-taking In some stocks whl< h recently hud a large advance and fresh advances In others which for the last five days Imvu nut received so much atten tion. While these realizing wiled have reached u“considerable voluino, tho selling was not hurried nor of the sort to cause any Important weakness. It merely seemed to Indicate that u«»w that the market lias passed through the crime of money strin- jeney, thc Inrger spcculntlvo Intc imvu ffeely lent thclf support, j secure some reward (of their risk ■as made $o\yofu rest vho onose to Further ►greas was made tbxyord restoring n u«»r- rcapdlflon In the money market. At the sub-treasury the banks gained nnothar mil lion dollars on Import gold advances aud since Friday tha npmpnt now stniute over 816,poo.ow In thflr favor. In addltbm ^- ^ OOk.OM mpre /old^yo ‘ ivas reported this can or lime money, out rare* reun.. .... the same easier position that they occupied ou the previous days. At nild-d*y the whole stock market had become Very strung again under the Impulse of enormous buying of the Reading shares. Tho stock market opened Irregular, and, Oja gains wero shown iu the j|#L eroding waa rather of nu uncertain character. Amalgamated Uop- per took tho lead In point of strength and activity. Heading nnd Baltimore nnd Ohio were tho most prominent features In the enrly trading. Heading advanced 2% find Baltimore nnd Ohio moved up 2*4 (mints. Movements In the rest of the list were mixed. London bought 25.000 Erie. Southern Paplnc and Heading, but sold t n|on Pacific. (luvcrnmente uudiniiged. Other bonds are steady. lond"o?T STOCK market. Anaconda Atchison. ..... Canadian Pacific.. ....... .. Chic.. MU. and 8t. Paul.... Brio.. T. .. . Illinois Central ; Louisville nnd Nashville. % Reading . Pennsylvania Southern Pacific.. .. ., . Union Pacific ' United States 8tosl.. do. preferred I 2pni;Cloij Clos 282*4128241280 HMrt4;108S|!IO*; !77*4 177% U8Vs ,160*4 1614 142 143 143 ' |141%il42H . , 94*41 04*2 193V5ll934il96‘i 46*41 468* THE DRY GOOD? MARKET. rcitricfsd by thc large quantity of ehnndlse on hand for Immediate delivery, Thc scnrclty has extended to lines of tow cling, quilts nnd made-up sheetings i nd pll ow cnslng. There te a steady hoslv ug ou In pin Id dress gtiods. Tho n market I* firmer. Cotton yarns ou number* are Armor, The Journal uf Commerce say*: "Mer- landlslng Is being restricted In nmny Hue* / the* scarcity of good*. Jobbing hausoH Iu and around Now York oould do many thousand* of dollars worth mors buslne** If they lmd the fabric* buyers arc asking for. The jobbing houses bought freely enough n* a rute, but the demand for mer- hnndise has been above the normal, nnd silk - ’ • i: i 11 < 11 - - ’ the pro«| luctlon hns beon suluiorina|.’ THE SUGAR MARKjT f Now York, ffepf. "W—Refined and raw sugar steady and uuchnngod. London beet market firm; September 10* l*4d; October iOr l*4d. LOWRY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Foreign Exchange, Travelers’ Checks, Brown Brothers’ Letters of Credit available in aU parts of the world. Frank Hawkins, President. a. M. Atkinson. Y. P. ThomaajC. - — JOMpn A.' McCord, CaaMsr. B. W. Byers, Asst. Cashier. Third National Bank Capital Surplus Dr. A. W. Cslknun. Xtlltonpxr*-" $200,000.00, $300,000.00. . _Ilxr*sn. John W. Orsnt. Y. MeO.nl. DIRECTORS! Frank Hnwklni. H. M. Atkinwn. Joraph A. II.Cord. Wll. I’EKI, Prraldent. IIODERT >. MADDOX, Vie. Prraldrai MADDOX RUCKER BANKING COMPANY. 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