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York, Oct. 19.—Very poor cables , ruerpool disturbing foreign news, p by houses with private wires W Offprint*. IipUpvpiI to IIP for n i itrppt opomfor, proinotpil n weak mi L. .. the oppoiok Ilf lliP lornl poltou I 5ST, ThP lip»t aupport mm, from I fiiliVh ho«W ""<> w-n* .nffM.Pt nfter I Efrill to hold price, nt n decline uf li@ I jftwiuU under jeitcrdaj-i close. The expMted break in the market for rotton future, materialized this morn* ' "It the start Liverpool tvas in doubt u to whether it was In favor of the Edlne and the opening wns somewhat Jitter than due, but doubt was re moved shortly after the opening and .rices slipped away rapidly, the close Ring declines of from 11 1-2 to 13 Mints, with the tone barely steady. yollosln, » tba range In the , active months t< r- open. Illch. Low. :.6.02 8.02 5.38 .0.00 S.00 6.34 ..6.03 6.03 5.90 ..6.06 606 5.91 . .. . 'Liverpool 1 down on uenr ,-jyy oh *ate. At 12:16 p, m.. 2%<?3 !}?*A "“d 9»le«- Sale,. 5.003 spots. 3 down dowti* * utur ° 8 hero due to corno C U opened nctoliPrSovenihor-. I jlnusrj- Fpbruary. u,rpbAprll Msy-June The bear Intluences were the more situation in England, the Bank of England having increased its rate to 6 per cent yesterday, while consols »-,re of 31-6d to 86 Tor money. To this was added much more favorable .pettier reports from the cotton belt. The spot market was quiet, with prices reduced 3 points, making mid sting 6.33, sales 6,00 bales. The market for futures In New York was apparently eager to follow the de cline in Liverpool, first prices from that center showing declines of from 11 to 27 points, the latter for October. The market acted heavy from the mart, and bulls who bought on the ,lorm reports yesterday were among the sellers at the opening. It was mated that the Liverpool market was affected largely by selling from Now Orleans and prospects of bearish re ports from Buston: also. Bank of Eng land advnnce In rate. The market lacks strength and seem* to be lot of stop orders coming out. The decline continued throughout the session and predictions are numerouf that the bottom has not yet been touched; that 1s, for cotton for future delivery for speculative purposes. The movement of actual cotton has begun In earnest, which, unless check ed, will force spot prices lower, though at present they follow the slump In fu tures somewhat reluctantly. Late Liverpool cables report that there has been violent fluctuations there, but recovered considerably at the close with a better feeling in evi dence. [omparatlvri receipts nt United States Set rcreipla today.. .. Biimp day Inat year.. 66.441 .. 74,450 Decrease Total receipt* for tho Bntiie w\-ek lust year.. week.. .. ... lff.000 ..306,141 ...380,464 Increase Total rwlpt. ,ln« ftoptemher 1.. Came time last year ... 36,677 ..1.706.960 ..1,936,472 Decrease . 220,622 Movcnient nt Atlnntn: Receipts tuday Sniiip day last year... .. 1.826 .. 636 Iiicrense Shipment* tcwlny Same day last year.* .. 639 . 1,250 .. 7W StiK-k on luiiul. today. 8.1 mo day last yt»ar.. ... .. .... 659 pfcrcaw*/. .... ,v‘/; KstlnmtmJ tomorrow: 4.SSI W 1905. Orleans 11.60) to 13.690 7.752 (•.iIvcRton. 22,000 to 34,000 18.4*6 Hmirtton .39,600 Jo |),S00.18.«0 In the last few minutes there was a recovery of some 10 points from the low points, the close being steady at 20 to 26 points below yesterday's close. Brought Into sight for the season, according to Secretary Hester, 2,277,- 771. against 2,584,252 last year. n ™8, and demoralized. Kelflng ~wn,' ien- eral by disappointed loeal Pulls. New Or. leans and Liverpool were good sellers. . * ,«,*t 0 P orders cable on uinrket. Ltv- !» rilling «ea k . Our market Is shoeing absence of short Interest, which vrns cleared wit on hn advance last week. do\vn reUCt 0,1 Ulrt5 ’ ca » r y /Dei^hiber furthc T. H. Price soys: "The market Is vert weak on persistent rumors that Boitou will make u bearish estimate, and upon the advance In the Bank of England rate to 6 per cent.” Carpenter. Bnggott & Co. say. "We have no conflueuce In au extended ad vance on this weather .news at the present time, ami think any upturn will he an In viting opportunity to extend short lines. The movement .will tend to bring about u change of sentiment In the next few s« easj ■HUP *. w 1HIPWPP spouse to the slump In both Liverpool and New York. The general Impression Here h that Price sola both these markets. The weather map Indicates cold, wet weather over the lnrgpr part of the cotton belt.. It U not,good cotton weather. Hurricane watnlhg. 7 a. in.: Jufftter. Jacksonville. Mnrnurmli. Charleston, severe storm- moving north-northeastward from Florida channel. Dangerous for vessels off the southeastern coast next forty-eight RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS !on will go further, but they will overdo it. Buy on any further break. Cash de mand very heavy, and on this break export ers will take big lots. Spots ore quiet nnd buyers and sellers are apart as a result of the slump In futures. Longs are unloading and bears are ham mering on the rather alarming foreign news. .Market is steady at the decline. Look for reaction. The market has quieted dowu. nnd Is now sternly. Short* are rather Incllued to take profits. Private Wire to /Hirer t A Clay. New Orlenns, Oct. 19.—Liverpool at 12:10 ni. ( 3@4% down. Is a shade better thau due. On New Orleans wus expected 5 points lower, nnd as compared with New York. G@7 down. A dispatch from Midway, Tex., says: ‘‘A very heavy rain fell heft* last Saturday and Sunday, which stopped cotton picking for several days, but did no material damage. Farmers have rushed theJr picking for all they could. Rome few have about caught up, while over half of the crop remalus In the field*. The gins are crowded to their full capacity, and there Is very little hopes of their.catching up.” The map today is much more favorable. The storm appears to have barely touched the eastern const, hut nevertheless had caused scattered showers Inland nnd heavy mins on the t seaboard. The western -and gulf portlous of the kit are dry, and gen- orally fair and favorable for field work. The market feels strougly the Influence NAME OF STOCK, Amalgamated Copper.. Atlantic Coast was. •. American Sugar lief. .. Auucomlu. ....... American Locomotive., do, preferred. . . . Amer. Smelting lief. . . do, preferred. . . . Atchison. . do, preferred. . . . American Cotton Oil. . Amer. Car Foundry... Baltimore A Ohio. . ,. Brooklyn lUpld Tran.. Canadian Pad tic. . . . Chic. ft Northwestern.. Chesapeake St Ohio. . . Colorado Fuel A Iron.. Central Leather .do, preferred. . . . ft Great West's. Ch e.. MIL A 8t P. . . grttSif* ft Hudson... Erie 1 er * ‘ Sccurlt i**‘ * • , do,'preferred*.*.*/.* , &W* 1 Electric. . . . . Illinois Central Amer. Ice Serurttlsa. *, Umlsrtlle A NaoprIlls.. , Mexican Central.... .. . Mlrsonrl flit rifle. i o i a !s 9 |. m 113 *4 U4H 'i»vi Ism 134% 75 277 75 -1 & 181 ~im Ssw 156% 157% ioi% Will ioiAi “sw ■*i*4 'I 4 19W 175 i?td 177 177§1 “5 "§ "fK ij* ill ' *19 ' 174% "M 'i I | "eo 45 . wA 174% 45” 76% ‘B& HU 1 171% 143 U 17jH is Note.—No closing bids today on account of wire trouble. NAME OF STOCK. Northern I'oclflc. , . . New York Central.'. • Norfolk & Western. .. IVnueylvanln. . . . • . People's (ins Pressed Steel Car. . . do. preferred. . . • rnelilo Mall. ...... Reading. . Republic Steel. . , . . Hock Island _ do, prof erred. . . . United fitutes Rubber. do. preferred. . . . Southern Pacific. . . . Southern Railway. . , „ do. preferred. . . . Sioss-Sbeirield. . . . . Teun. Coal & Iron. . . Texts A Pacific. . . . . Union Pacific. ..... United States Steel. . do. preferred. . . . Va.-Car. Chemical. , , do. preferred. . . . Western Union. .... Wabash. ....... . do. prefer rod. Private Wire to Ware ft Lelantl. New York. Oct. I9.-TUe time I* at ham. when you should have all long storks weL protected, as the situation Is a very critical one. Iho advance by the Bank of Eng land of its rate lit such mi unusual manner means they are preparing .themselves , . — - gtonn. —-—m Russia gone broke, and will defatiP on their bonds. New York, Oct. 19.—The I>ow-Jones sum mary: y * Americans In London heavy %0%O below parity. I/ondoil fears renewed demand fur soli on account of the Ontario bank dlfflcul .. _ J nu lug on October 2s. No demand for stocks In tho loan crowd. Some Indications of manipulation In the price of copper In Loudon, out full requirements nfter ike new year “tficnlt to obtain. 3RE NEW YORK. * The following Is the range ta cotton fa• turesln New York today: comparatively steady, but do not look like It ran-last. * ' , Spots are much quieter today. The In terest In the market seemingly censed, ow ing to the ftustratlons In the future mar- kef. 'Quotations ate sold to be about *-18c 11 The western forecast Indicates generalljrf cars a year oi fair weather tonight nnd tomorrow through. If Is “ out. Wanner In northwest Texas and cold* 40,000, er In Arkansas. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. May. ill m May. . 11.041 U.Q9 I0.&5 11.04 10.98-11 June.*. .| il.07| 11.07| 11,021 11.0J1104-06 July., ,i 1U3I ii*i6j 11.07 iugih.ia-ia Closed steady. mr ■■ 110.09 10.02 10.72 10.71 10.81 10.85 10.86 ■■I 110.97 U.cd II J M io. 8111 Ot^-81! 10.02 -< mmwsm 10.77-79 10.72-72 10.80-12 10.S9-91 11.0104 11.10-12 11.19-20 11.24-26 11.26-27 11.32-35 LIVERPOOL. TLe following table gives (he opening range and close, compared with yesterday’s CiOfcM? Futures opened easier. October. . . Oct.-Nov. . . Nov.-Dec.. .. Dee.-Jan Jan.-Fob.. ., Feb.-March. . March-April.. , April-May.. .. May-.lum*.; .. June July.... Frerlooi Range. Close. Close. ..8.0* -8.04H Closed barely steady. . ,.0.06 -6.06* 6.96 NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Prirst. Wire to Wnre & r^ioml. V. ct **.—Not murh rhnngo In wheat situation urer night. An/ tluie wu set n, *ott .pot, Iwllme it aa/o to take 6»o*,Sid" wheat, earn and eats. thlcago Inter Ocean: t’a.h hnrinem In f w "* i0 - K0 "'heat mixed ot«, S>,0® eaeh of corn nnd oatc The aes- «>l<l 206,0m whaat, 16000 ei.rn nnd lOO OOO onu Imiuth sold te,000 wheat, Knn- *:* 20,000 No. 2 red wbOnt'to iit»t °* Missouri millers, and some round lots of other wheat were worked (here for ex- port ami milling. The Rex mills at Kan- City sold 30.0M barrels flour for exjiort. P u * f rea ior export with bids 2c utnler Deoeinl»er In store. Deliveries oil October trades were 6,000 corn and 600 tierces lard. SPOT COT! ON MARKET. enn L«v>; ftperulathm and exinirt 600; re- •rtpts 1.000; American Stfn. Atlanta, atnndy at 1013-16c. . N»*w York, quiet at .lie; dellvereiT on eon- *“ * ".W. Orlrans. eas . Lniil*. quiet n«iHton. dull at 11.23c. may at 12 34**. Jinltlmore. nominal nt ll*c. ullmliigton, firm nt 10%c. The eastern forecast Indicates fair nnd cooler weather throughout that portion or the belt. TERMINAL CLOTHING The Terminal Clothing Company, which began business April 2, haq established .even department, for men and women', clothing, with E. Sapor- «telh a. manager. The .tore Is located 7 We.t Mitchell atreet, with two large floor., m by 110 feet. The growth of buslhese ha. been beyond expecta tion. and the eatahll.hment la one of the representative houses of Mitchell street. TODAY’S POBT RECEIPT8. The following table .bow, -eoelpU at tha compared with the tarn, day 1906 1936 Ni w Orleans Lnivretnn .. Mnlillc V. Bnv.mnnh .. t'harleiton 6297 19664 421 if -■i 509 ’*25 .. MI7 222 1912 20445 r 1744' -t f 1318 ' ”ie 6526 16307 287 ') llnilnxtmi., .. Norfolk,. M .„ Ilitlthnore,. ..... N« w York .. bouton,, •' Vnrl«i«m.. Tort Arthur..’.. nrnnmvh'k Jn<'k*onv!|h». .. ..V. ” Newport News Total*.. .. 66441 74460 interior movement. feljowtng tain* .bows receipt, at »ha ,l ’, wn, »“d»y, compand with iba •"'--■i' day last yet! 19M 1906 Houston.. Attgiwtn., \ STTKSS;:.;-.-.*:" < hji-lnnatl *. S g- 12733 3136 3133 150 617 . Tntaj. 29437 19*0 The Cub pltchera were more than cur prlaeil ot the way the 8ox, Imttera-laudeil on anything In the way of curve, and straluht onea which eanie their tvay. •'Three tlniea that I know of during the •erica flatter, hit at enoe that were not • .ver the plate and anfe drive, reiulteil, •old one of the pltchera. “Take the raw if Kobe, when ho made that drat three- Nagger In the oiienlng giiine. That hall waa fed to him hl.h and clow in to throw n aeare' Into hlui. luatend of aervlng that purpeae he awitug at It, connected, nnd It went lust orer. the afoul line, nnd. as It turneil out, decided the game. Then them waa I in via. In that laat game. The pitcher had two atrlkea .anil one Iwll on him and fed him one ttint waa out nnd high up. Ho nwnng ot It nnd it turned into a two.fiogger and made mine wns. Tou can't bept that '*l’realdeiit^Herrmann,' while dlaapieilntml at. Ihe world'a vlinmplonahlp lielng taken away from the National League, la very outspoken In hi. commendation of the nnv work of the Hoi. "They had the nerve to K through the aeries without breaking wn.“ aald the lied chief, '.'while three of the National league tentn a heat men did not come tip to the mark. Neither Chance nor ttteliifeldf showed their usual form nt the lint, exeent in one Jimr, and Shiwknnl waa nlimlutely dead, wouldn't even nliyy nrdero ns do when he went to the hat, lint wmit op nnd toted his own Judgment, with the re atilt Hurt he did lookeit like a lilt not lot re aueh n man nn my leant, told tout durum, ngalu.t 263 ,6>'dga»<Jlth«t there arc between 1.000 and 6O,300,QOO ef htelges In the to- Tiammill Imve Thla load of GRAIN OPENED SLIGHTLY Li 11ns of 12,090.000 Irnnght. hvugss la consblcr^l by tha bwtr* na too heavy for the light sneculntlve trnfie to overcome, unless more no Ip Is secured from the outside. The Minneapolis flour output last week decreased 64.660 barrel*. This made It 140,. 000 barrels smaller than n rear ago. The quantity turned out the week of October **.6W' IjfirreUL against 4M6.146 hrtr- rels In 1905 and 300,680 barrels In 1904. Throe mills were Idle. Today's and the week's output m win, perhaps, not run much nlmve that of last week. Fo# the correspomllng week In 1906 It was 4i4,195 Imrrels. Cash wheat nt Mlnncapoll* was a shade firmer with No. I northern 2%(fSr over De- coiuIht. Duluth lg bidding l%c over their December for December and January dellv- err. Millers continue imyers of southwest wheaf. Country receipt* normal! So. f uorthern, *' * ■ Cash w * High •••••■» •* «l V inimu till IUC VKI. • I/I IJj--'"" I'^ eoru and oots to arrive Rales were 5.0001 Sot.... B.m No. 3 corn or better, this year's shipment, J«U at 39c through hill; 6,000 standard oats or better, ten days, 8414c, track Chicago; 5,000 No. 3 onts - • “ - •-* * • •'* ment. Z2%c “ Shippers Chicago, Oct. 19.—Wheat closed *1-1 m -4c lower, corn wu oft 1-103-Sc and oat. 3-S1fl-2c. Provisions wern unsettled. Corn and oats showed more life late Tho seaboard reported thirty,loads of wheat, live load, corn ana 160,000 bushel, oats for expert. Chicago cash grain handlers reported 330.000 bushel, wheat, 80,000 corn and 205.000 oats. Primary wheat receipts 1,076,000 bushels and corn 4*8.000 bushels, ngaln.t 1,087,000 bushels and' 346000 bushels respectively a year ago. Clearances for the day 876,000 bushels wheat, 800,000 hushels corn and 31.000 bushels qati. . CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. NEW Oftl/EANS. Oct. . ^ Nor. . . Dec. . . Jntj. ■« . , Feb, , . . k e Sit o 3 |3-3 10.99 19.99 10.94110.90 iasi ibicfKn 10.97 10.98 19,76 10.86 iV.ii l'tii i'oloiliV.oe IL2f 11.28 !I.2S|I1.28 I I P generally very depressed by unexpected advance in bank rate. Southern railway surplus orer all deduc lions equal to 1.02 per cant on common. Heavy loss of cash to Canada by New York anticipated. New York may hoy gold In open market In Izoudnn next Monday. Eighteen roads for second week In Octo* tier show overage gross Increase ot 1L0C per cent. Twelve Industrials declined .18 per cent. Twenty active railroads declined .12 per cent. Private Wire to albert' ft Cloy. New York. October 19.—The Bank hf Kng land rate has lieeii Increased to 6 per cent. , * Russia has called her bonds In. Causing stocks to break. THE WEATHeI. LOCAL FORECAST. 10.73-76 10.76-77 ko.ii it 10.90-92 11.0646 11.19-20 11.03-06 11.06-06 11.14-15 11.19*21 11.35-36 11.47-49 ly colder toulght; Hat unlay fair. WEATHEr’c074DITI0N8. STRENGTH OP SPOT SUPPORTING FACTOR New Orleans. Oct. 19,-Tbe Times Dem ocrat says: "The cotton market presenting In tnld-Ocfbber the somewhat unique spec tacle of more buyers than sellers of spots, and more sellers than buyers at the ring side, simple faith, has censed to answer the requirements of either faction, nnd Speculation Is suffering. The tender of un desirable cotton would cause a widening of spot differences rather than a recession In fpot values nt this time for the reason Table grades are eagerly sought nt full atlons or better. On the other hand, the bull speculator does not hesitate to ex- K5T Thus, The* specnlatlve' fnterest "lie- lug almost entirely professional, Is now largely arrayed against the market, hence tho actual stuff Wcomes the chief support ing factor, tho weather under speculative Prossui _• having temporarily lost much of Its Influence, Cotton Is moving rspblly enough, but the proiiortlou sold aud billed through Is entirely loo large for the com fort of the unhedged exporter*. A case In point: The New Orlenns stock Is 1HS,- ow 1«IM, of which 46.000 hales ar# on shliw board, ns ncnlust 108,000 bales last year. Th„: h r ms&w fM&ssBi if, 7K.“S53r^frV.''fis , 2£aaSv p ? ua? Is dejieadent upon less tension In the spot market to brlug him ueeiled relief/ WIIIS AT— _ . _ m 11 m i 9 % 11 cm CORN- Dec.... 42% liny....’ 48% July 43% OATS- DeC..... 83% Mar.,.. 8» July.....; 13%. -«r Tlie Storm that was south of Florida yes terday morning has moved northeastward nnd Is now east of Charleston. It passed too far out at sea for Its force to lie felt In this section, but It caused«rnln In the At lantic const* region from Florida to New York. The heaviest amounts fell In the Carolina*. At 7 n. m. rain wns still falling nt Savannah. Augusta. Charlotte, Washing ton and Pittsburg. lit the cotton belt there 1101019 Hi lilt- iv-iiiiii. i ii” |iihi.iis and the Southern states. Light frost Is reported from Weatherford. Okla. It hi ex- COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 bonra ending at 8 t *" * meridian time. October 19. 1900. OF El INGREASEDITS RATES today’i :^tif the yc New York. Oct. In action ot the Bank «*f Its discount from 5 1 like n thunder|>olt np< markets. Intimations Is true, that such a pi some time before the the measures recently the Imuk’s reserve should not prove ef fective. Bat neither abroad nor at home lmd the financial community been pre pared for the midden nod drastic action an nounced 44Mlny. Only once before in re cent years have the English hank govern or* convened Its, speclul meeting to In crease Its discount. That was during the crisis of the Boer war, wftou the rale waa advanced from 4 to 5 per cent on n. Monday. Only ouee In recent years hrn It been found necessary to fix so blah' a rnte ns 6 tr“ —“ preceding th New York, Oct. 19.r~Tbe unexpected and extreme advance in the Bank of England dlacount rate waa reflected by a general weak opening In the stock market. Rending fell 2%. Amalgamated 2%, tit.-i'aul 2. South ern 1‘aeitic 1%. Northern Pacific over 2 and the general list t per cent or more. Snl ’s were especially heavy In the stocka that havefoen prominent .speculatively, but the mnjor part of the list was more or less neglected. After the first rush to aell, sup port was evident In some Issues. Before the opening of oar market, Ann r- Icau stiM'ks were quoted at from 1 to l point:; below yesterday's close. This was folio “ — Mowed by a still more violent break extending to nil branches __ mnrkct. By uilddny the sort of buying that always appears in such emergencies had l>egmi to make Itself felt, and prices had rallied all around from the lowc*;. Call money went to 7 per cent, time money The action of the Bank of England In advancing the rate of discount tool: spec ulative Interests on both sides of the At- Itlnuod sharp concessions. Tne declines ranged from 1$6 points. The street as sumed that the action of the Bank of Imnk after the tug yesterday. Too sales nre esunmteu nt betweeu 50.000 and 60,090 shares on London account. ftovernment bonds unchanged. Other bonds weak. THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. cm, nt j)uluth I* 3c qtet JWeiul^er, \ **’^4 l?-72% 18 75 wheat nt Knniins nty.wiu %clUgher.] rt LARD— h Idd* were mnllo cm .the call _for iSS-"" M2 J’5% :m J.!? 8.»?j 917% •.«% I onts or letter, sixty days' ship- c through billed, , . / \ nt Fort William and Duluth nre 1 would wtit ^ Chance me’ on’ Sunday ’ morning that he had -rui in Iteullwich against his own lK*sr Judg- ment un Batiirdny. yielding to the wlibes of some of the players. That s where he made ft mistake, tie was In chnrge of tbe club nnd should have Iteeii the nbsolnte master. Thf White 8ox didn't make any of these mistakes, but flayed Hght up to the handle all the tlweTnud ns a rranlt the/ won ft great »nd deserved * I; 5» r, - r Mr. llcrrmsnn wrote to CMnty * «»- mlskey yesterday, asking what his players wont In the .way of souvenir emblems of their victory. Wouldn’t It be a joke if they should express a preference for ( barley Murphy's cuff buttons, for which lie Its* flic deilm' slrendv prepared, and he will St neea It hfmaelff—Cluclnnutl Enquirer. WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texno-Tylor and Khermnn clear and cool. Dallas partly cloudy and cool.- Ran An tonio cloud/ nnd warm. Houston cloudy aud cool, llelton foggy and cool. Sulphur Springs clear nnd fine. Tetpple clear and cool. Mississippi—Yasoo City clear and plea*, ant. Jackson clenr and warm, Natrhex clear arid pleasant. Meridian elrar and warm. (Ireenvllls ond Newton cioar nnd fine. Cnnton clear nnd warm. Lexington dear and pleasant; little rain ysstenmy. Holly Springs, Amorr„ Corinth nnd New Albany clear ami cool. Tupelo cloudy nnd cool; rained yesterday. Aberdeen cJeor and pleasant. , * Alabama—Cnfontowit. Eufaw, Troy nnd Montgomery cles* and pleasant. Birming ham threatening, misty and cool. Opelika clear nud Cool. i.ASn WHEAT- LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat—Opened %e lower; nt 1:81 %c lower; closeil %<? lower. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office South. COTTOR—STOCKS—BONOS—BRAIN Ground Floor Ooulil Building. Dally STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. *Attantft, p. cloudy. T. . . •Chattanooga, p. cloudy../ Columbus, clear. . , Urecnrllle, cloudy. . • , (Irifflii. dear. •Macon, clear. Montlcello, clear. . • , Newnan. clears . ... Rome, cloudy. . . . Hpartnnburg, cloudy. . , TaMnpoooac^.'' Moudy.i Weat i'olnt, clear. Mas. Min. TSf i% P TiT STOCKS- Amnlgamaled Copper.. ..‘7. Ana;*onda .. • Atchison .. .. v .. do, preferred Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake aud Ohio... . Chicago nnd Or eat Western,. Chic., MIL nud St. Paul.... Erie do. preferred * «. Illinois Centra 1 Isoulsville nnd Nashville. . . Mexican Central. . . . . . Missouri. Kama* nnd Texas. do, preferred.,.. . . . . . New York Central.. .. .. .. Northern Padfic. Ontario nud Western. . . Pennsylvania.. .. .... .. Reading .. .. *. Rock Island •••• Southern Pacific.; .. .. .. .. Southern Railway. . . • . . Union Pacific.. .. .. .. ..... United States Steel do, preferred |2pm|CIosU*tos isijj 77* * 47% m 14Mfc 163% 63 J.J2 “J •MluJinuih temperarurea are for Mvt*lre-hour period endlug at 8 a. m. this date. HEAVY RAINFALLS. Charleston, 8. C .. .. Klngstree, 8. C Nt. (jeorge, 8. .. .. .. Charlotte, N. C.. *.. .. .. .. .. .. Lmirr frost, Weatherford, Okla, CENTRAL. STATION. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. March April M«y June . July August September October. .. ., November./... *• December Closed steady. Opening 2 ::lM' 6.694165 . . ..:.fl.6M.70 .. ..fl.76 .. ,.6.63-6.86 6.86-6.90 . .6.864.96 .. ..696-7.00 .. . .6,36-6.69 . .6.40-6.50 Close. 6.464.60 6.604.65 6.994.16 8.364.40 6.364. Fi 6.404.4** WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest-Cloudy, with gcu ally lower tempefiitvrt; 38 to S3 nl»o scattered rains. Northwest—Generally cloudy nnd colder 35 to 46 above. West nnd Southwest—Generally clenr; 34 to 64 above; rain* III Nebrnskk. Ohio Valley—Partly cloudy; 60 to GO above general rnlus. WEATHER FORECAST. GIBERT & CLAY ATLANTA. OA. «« C. ALABAMA OT. COF.CC, PROVI9ION. .. MEMDCHSi KtehanteJXfw Orl.-an, Cotton Expb.Dfe.ICblnt. v“ r iF < 'T-'on ErtungAlR.w Orl.an. Stock Exoh.nee. Urerpool C.ttno Aiiool.tlon »«» lock Coffeo nicbauge.IXow Orjonn, Iloord of Tr»J..|u«lvMton Cotton tictaof. ... rrlrnto Wires to nil BxcMoeM. ^•ral .nd Lons Dl.Uno. Telephone 5231. W. n, FAGAN. M.nan.r, ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 858. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ti.oml:.—Knlr 1'rftlny eml KAtunlar: liitlit to frp»li troet wind.. (.onl.lntm, Weetorn ilorlihi. Alnlmmn. Mleel,,!p|>l mill llu.t Texan-Fair I rlilny nml km onlay; fresh west. to north Arkansas nml West Texai-Knlr Friday .-.ml Kntuniny. . Tennessee—fnlr lii western. elMrin* lu eastern iKirtloo Friday; Satordoy fnlr. THE LIVESTOCK MARKET. Chief yo, Oct. 1».—Hoxs—B.tlmsted i eeipts toilny M.500. — tj l »C8,l?l; rnmtV n s.'sitl li; pin yorkers W.<ofi«.57; guoil to choice henry *CM tie—Receipts 6,(W). Mnrkct wenk: qimllty felr; lieeves 87.23: ™*> ti.tOOt.M: netfers I2.5IW5.*: mires IS.2C«t; soml prime steers J5 36@,.J0; poor to mMliim |b.55iff5.2S; sloekers nml feeileiw 82.50«' ~ Kheep—Estlinateil receipts 10/B0 II gjggF' 7 *' CHICAGO CAR LOTS. L.J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, com, STOCKS, GRAIN Correspondent's Capitil $250,000 REFERENCE. THE NEAL BANK PHONE 1417. PRUDENTIAL BLOC Atlanta. . . Augusta. . . Char Ire ton. Mobile Montgomery. . Now Orleans. Oklahoma. . . Savannah. . . Vlckabnrg, . • • Wilmington. . . . ¥ Indicates inappreciable REMARKS. No noted temperature changes \ Dfst; Avcragea. Temp'ture. w In Max. Min. 67 M 72 78 72 72 | 78 72 74 55 f 56 1 -44 60 54 64 fi 1.91 .02 .00 .08 A-.04* 1 1 Koto-No Jeondon close todEfly on account of wire trouble. ,- ROOSEVELT SAILS ON NOVEMBER S Waahlngton, Oct. 19.—November 8 has been selected ns the dato when President Roosevelt will set sail from Now York for the Panama. The trip trill bo made on the monster new bat- tl«*:«hlp I.imlxbinn. If*- will ri(»t retuin till the latter part of November. Thlcogo. Oet M.—The grain marker* pened slightly under last night's figure* ii lower Liverpool rnhlos nn«l hcarlsU for- Ign news. Tha local crowd were seller*, onimlsslon houses had some btiylug or- temperatures tlons except the extreme re It was fair with lower light frost at J. T. IIOT.I.EMAN. President. F. J. FAXON. Ylre-l'realdtnt. W. L. KKMI*. Treasurer. • J. W. ANDREWS, Secretary. Today. Tomor. ...16.099 COTTON SEED OIL. STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YORK SUN Ocnlnx. riortne. November. ...... peceml>er . m • . 'CabR 33 ft ii .In imary. March. July. . Cioaed quiet. Hales. 199 Xovember at 36%. 4ff> Jnnuary at 33, 109 March at 33, and 100 May at 38%, UNION SAVINGS Four Por Cent Inter est Paid on Deposits ASSETS $150,000.00 On. dollar atart. an account. Hour.: 9 a. m. te 6 p. m. Sat urday* till 9 o’clock at night. DIRECTOR* 1 THO*, J. PKHW.KS. V. D. STOVALL. F. J. FAXON, W. O. FOOTE, I. T. IIOl.t.KMA.N CLVliil 11UOOKSJ. M. JOUNKOX. WM. J. PEEL 1’re.Ment, EOHEKT F. MADDOX. Vic. rrr.t.l.nl THOMAS J, rEEI’I.E*. Cnihlrr. JAMES U. UCATtUL AiBt.tnnt Cn.bln. JAS. P. WI.NDdOIl. A..i>t.nt Cn.hl.r, 1HADD0X-RUCKER BANKING COMPANY. CAPITAL $200,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS . . $500,000.00 Accounts, small as well as large, invited. 3 1-2 per cent interest paid and compounded semi- annually in our Savings Department. Safe Deposit Boxes For rent in our vaults in ihe basement of the Empire {Building for only $5.00 each per annum. Absolute Security and all Modern Conveniences You should not be Without one. We inoilz you to call and inspect them. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. .. narrow range, final quotation* for the nrnnifiicut stock*, a* a rule, showed de clines. Tangible financial development* were confined t«» the ri*e In call money, flrosreet* for tin* ntm*** nt the 1>«>!U In tae coming election oj the law and order candidate for governor In tbl* state re *-TlgtHer than at any previous time. 1 the government** pnhltcatkm ' gariling the ability of mir hanker^ to jmy off through shipments of merchandise the liorrawlog* of money that have been made in the !n*t four Month* »n the other aids «*f the Atlantic.^—Ullmrt ft Clay. Y Prank Hawkins. President. H. M. Atkinson. V, P. Tnomaa C. Brwln. Asst. Cashier. Joseph A. McCord, Cashier. R. Vf. Dyers. Aast. Cashier. Third National Bank Capita! Surplus $200,000.00. $300,000.00. Dr. A. W. Calhoun. DIRECTORS: Prank Hawklus. H. II. Atkinson. Joseph A. McCord. LOWRY NATIONAL BANK Designated Depository of the United States. CAPITAL 8500,000.00 SURPLUS 100,000.00" UNDIVIDED PROFITS 140,000.00 A general banking business transacted. Foreign exchange, Letters of Credit. Corresponds direct with the National Bank of Cuba. fssessssssossspssss^^