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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN".
jiuXDAY, OCTOBER 2& UK*
11
IS
Cotton Advanced Early De
spite Disappointing
Liverpool Cables.
took SLUMP LATER
Estimated Receipts for To
morrow Are Very Heavy.
A Bearish Influence.
Liverpool nilvlees np to 2 n. m. were
•reoiirnglni <° "10 ball riroreet In
Euerivnii mnrkrt. Tbnt market wns
„,„,o 1: to 13 point* blitter, lint np to 2
K-iovk wore only to to 11 point* no.
7 Immediately after : oVloelt on aifrance
|„ wMrli nn* rontlnneil np to tbe
el,,.,, when price* were nnni lSVj point*
Shove the anal* of Sntnnlny.
Tliv .hnrp upturn waa tine, presumably, to
0,0 nufavorablo weather In Tein*, where
i ooltl warn with freetlnf weather I* pro-
“pol'lniiln* It the range In tho actlre
moutlia touayt .....
| Open. Illch. Low.
prtolierSoremlier 5.99 6-99 fg}4
lannary-Iehruarp S.» ».*»
SJarch-Aprll f-JJ J.W • 6.90
Mnv-.lum* 6.08 5.91
■ g.H>t u-nx auoted 6 points higher, making
0, r/)** ,n ^ew 1 York market opened 11 to 90
points higher for the active months, and
inrlnc tho nic*rnlnff session sold up
) to 15 points additional, after which prices
MK«d a few points, fluctuations up to mid-
dar cover!nx a narrow range, the predicted
fold wvnther holding prices comparatively
stead}*, offsetting enormous estimated re*
reiotH at New Orleans, Galveston and
Houston, these three centers cxpcctlnj; 106.-
000 to 112.000 t»aies, against 49,072 bales
set mi I Inst year.
l tnlcr this burden prices held remarka-
Mr well, and daring the morning were
held well almve Saturday's closing flgurcs.
Tin* New Orleans Tlnies-Democrat, In Its
•umnmry of the situation, says of Batur-
day s market: _ , .
-Prospective unfavorable weather over
most of the licit, was alioat the oulr rea-
imialdy logical explanation of the failure
of the cotton market to fulfill professlotinl
expectations of another apeeulntlve d«-
riine. The weekly l«mk statement was not
#oo»l. Foreign flnnncl.il enldea lacked the
hoped for optimism. However. American
PtiHirters succeeded In putting through
some fresh business on terms oulte satis-
furtorr to the actual eottou seller.
• Against the comfort of the trade nt
large, many Influences nre now nrrnyed.
Tie* old enemies to peseo nre ret at work,
while the dlstnrldng financial developments
of the past few days have complicated
matters In various wars. Under the cir
cumstances, the net price chnpges for the
week have been less radical than might
have been expected, the December option
losing tt points and middling snot* 1-Mo.
New week tendencies may l»e subjected to
some rndlenlly confilrtlng Influences."
The New York Commercial snys of E
nrdny's market:
"The market closed Saturday .11 to _
points lower than on the previous day, but,
everything considered, the break waa not a
large one. To Itegln with, the storm that
had been advertised Thursday did not strike
the belt. but. on the other hand, weather
snd Indications were decidedly favorable;
another thing that favored the l>ears waa
the fact that reports coining from Texas
show sur-li a flood of cotton In that state
that tlm gins cannot keep np liy worklni
day and night, and the railroads eanuot
handle It. .
•There was something else, however. !*»•
sides good weather and IHg movement tlint
acted against the market— Liverpool started
the decline when It learned that the Hank
of England had raised Its discount rate to
6 per cent. The crap Is really Just begin
nlug to move, and England Is looked to t<i
finance the larger part of It. At present
iMlce* the crop will I* worth something
like $70),otio.ooo, and to finance such n crop
with money ns tight as Indicated by the ac
tion of the director* of the Ilank of Eng
land. I* not the easiest task In the world. *
Export* from tl\c ports are still running
fllehtiy behind last year. The movement
to the ports, however, began some throe
weeks later than lost year. Thu following
give* the total, ns compared with last year,
up to Knturdny, October 19:
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fieecy Staple.
Private Wire to albert & Claw.
New York, Oct. 22.—I.lverimiul opened 10
to 11 higher. Due nliout 12 to 13 up.
should open about 4 tower.
Liverpool cables: "Market steady at the
advance."
General rains predicted today and tomoi
row, except fair tomorrow In western belt.
Snow predicted for Territories today/Freer
to* temperatures In east Texas.
A Houston letter nuys receipts there
would average 60.000 bales a day If rail
roads could move the cotton. They nre
helpless under the avnlauehe of cotton of
fered them.
The Journal of Comemrce says: “Mr.
Price now heavily long and 1ms commenced
a campaign by which he expects to brlug
the public In to buy cotton. Raya he has
commenced n bull campaign through the
Southern press and will probably liegtn this
.morning to flood tho market with tad crop
uews. He Is supposed to have bought 60,000
or moro bales ou Saturday In addition to
Saturday's heavy purchases."
Journal of Commerce: "New York Jol'i
lK*rs In dry goods have had the largest rol
lime of Oetolier trade In their history tor
date and the amount of spring business be-
lug tendered to men on the road Is very
satisfactory. Lndonbtedly more business
could hare bccu lamked If there wen* good*
at baud, but despite this restriction the
inurement has been much above ordinary
proportions. • A feature of tmportnm '
the trade for the week has been a lnr»
ordering of staple flue cottons, some
tracts of unusual proportions having been
mode for deliveries extending Into April,
This advance Is due partly to man
tlou mid partly to Imagination, and
not llkelr It will Ik* sustained.
Know fell yesterday in east Texas.
A special from Washington snys:
marked fall In temperature to about frees-
Ing point has been experienced In Oklahoma
and Indian Territory/’
A reliable Fort Worth, Tex., dispatch
hays: "Severe norther In the Pau Handle
now. with snow nml Ice In Oklahoma. No
frost here, hut predictions for much colder
weather."
Carpenter. Bnggot A Co, are heavy sell
's: broke the market.
Price Is evidently trying to hold the mar
ket at 11c for January.
The prediction of cold weather In Texas
snd frost In the Territories Is stiffening
rissi i Bsr
Great Britain
r mure
I’niiilaent
Japan nml Mexico
Total
*1l8i
439.179
169.040
688.660
4,060
1.062.06!
1.195.93
Comparative receipts at United States
ports:
Net receipts today.. 78.141
Same day Inst year.. .. 46,815
Increase 91.926
Total receipts for three days.. .
tome days lost yosr.. .. .. ..
Increase M.82S
Total receipts since September 1..1,785.116
tome time last year.. .; 1,911,136
Pecrense .... . 126,020
Movement at Atltnta:
kecelpt* today
Mine day last year
Increase
shipments today.. .. „ ,, ..
'!">■ I*»t year
IflrT**.,
Estimated tomorrow: 1906. ,»«>.
Hrlmn, 17.030 to 20.000 10.021
«nlvp,rnn 49.000 In 62.00) 16.062
•Vw ttrh-nn* m.00» to 40.000 16.369
At th* rlo*,. th„ market w»* Mtntly, with
KT point* higher than Saturday'*
SPOT con ON MARKET.
'l" 1 " 1 . «|*>t cotton quiet on,I atrmly;
;™ Jt upland* 6.19,1; ml** 600); Aui.rl-
»lj*rul«tlon nml ex|i<)rt 600; re-
w jp*« IJO. oil Aim-rlcnn. .
Tortt ' ' ,nlrt ** tl.tSr; mini 144 can-
••"fly ot 4312-1*0.
nit*. 0rl, '"»«. .ti-n,lT nt Uo: mio* 4W; do-
jjotnni'nh, steady at 131216c.
? ; ■oolf. Orni nt US'.
<l"l*t nt Iflie.
lit, ’. n ' , l ,,l »* »t llr.
••*»<** »• »U-J6r.
Eih ,r,n - »t Ho.
noiilmnrr. nominal nt lHic.
v-iS'it 1 *- •'«"!* «t llHr.
. n™ n e id li-Tdc.
' n-irleston, firm at lO^e.
rvi-iuiiff. icuipcrniurc iicins %. ni wninnonin
City, with frost and very cold weather fore
casted.
Tlnies-Democrat: "There Is a hltasard In
the west. Worst since the great storm of
1882. Bad weather on eastern slope of tho
Rocky Mountains."
A special to the Times-Democrat from
Birmingham. Ala., says: "A more optimis
tic report Is made on the eottou crop con
ditions In the northern part of the state,
or that section which has Birmingham for
n center. It was believed a couple of
weeks ago that the Incessant rains mid the
storm had completely destroyed the eottou
crop. It now develops that the damage
done was not as much as was then thought.
Tin* labor question, too, was not so bad.
snd the picking Is l>ciiig pushed right along.
The farmers In north Alabama are going to
have n hotter season than was anticipated.
Is the Information that Is given out by a
good anthorlty."
*“*" atton mi
sr and Texas. "•Acre aremi ilttl*
doubt that an exceedingly cold ware will
lie registered In that portion of the belt to
day and more eastward.
A special from Washington snys: "A
marked fall In tempera hire to about /reel
ing point has been experienced In Oklahoma
and Indlnn Territory."
A reliable Fort Worth, Tex., dispatch
says: "Kevere norther In the pan Handle
now. with snow snd Ice In. Oklahoma. No
frost here,'but predictions for much cold:.*
weather." »
The market feels the Influence of unset
tled weather. Speculation, however, which
In needed to moke advance permanent, Is
not very strong.
Spots hard to tmy at quotations: Hear
of some sales—about 700 bales so far. Raid
to be more offering, but no evidences oQ
weakness. ,
The western forecast Indicates consider
able rain nml generally colder, with free*-
Ing weather In the Territories and north
Texas.
r
.... .sour's ml* northern "Texas." Snow * is
2) Inches deep In northern Colorado. Snow
ing In I.endvllle. Com.
The next census report will be Issued
Oetolier 25 at 2 p. m.. Washington time.
It will cover cotton gluned to Oetolier 1&. #
WEATHER F0RECA8T.
Georgia—Rain Monday, except fair In
northwest portion; Tuesday partly cloudy,
fresh northeast winds.
Virginia nml North Carttllnn-Raln Mon
day nml Tuesday; fresh northeast winds.
Month Carolina—H«ln Monday; Tuesday
partly cloudy; fresh northeast winds.
Eastern Florids-Rhowera Monday nud
Tuesday; fresh nml variable winds.
Western Florida, Alulmms snd Mlsslssln-
pi—Partly elondr Monday: Tuesday rain
and colder; fresh north winds.
Louisiana—Fair In south, rain and decid
edly colder In north portion Monday; Tues
day showers with colder In south portion,
fresh north winds incoming brisk Monday
afternoon or night.
Eastern Texas—Usln and decidedly colder
Monday; Tuesday fair, except rain on the
const; brisk to high-north wluds with tn*z-
Ing temperatures In north and western
portions.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Mrely's twenty-flro
years' experience of ed
iting markets In Atlanta
au-1 the S<> ,tli In*- tn ub*
l>lm a recognized au
thority In bis specialty.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
Tit'S FLASHED
From ^Vall Street
& Cc
NAME OF STOCK.
Amalgamated Copper..
Atlantic Const I.lue. ..
American Sugar lief. ..
Aimcoudu
American (.ocuuiotlre..
do, preferred. . . .
Amur, mneltiug itef. .
do, preferred. . . .
Atchlbou .
do. preferred. . . .
American Cotton Oil. .
Atner. Car Foundry...
Baltimore & Ohio. . ..
Brooklyn Rapid Tran..
Canadian I’acltb*. . . .
Chic. A Northwestern..
Cbesnji»ake Jt Ohio. ,.
Colorado Fuel & Iron..
Central Leather
do, preferred. , ,
Chip. * lirent 3V..t n,
CWp.. Mil. * SI. 1>. . .
De.uwarc ifc Hudson, ..
Distiller’s Securities...
Erls
do, preferred
CfcttijE.
©Vi
144 I 145H
n\ 2iv
Mill
Total stock sales today l.loCooo shares.
Ii.muis centra:. . , • .
Atner. Ice Securities...
Louisville k Nsspviite..
Mexican Central
Mfrsourl Pnclflc
XAML OF STOCK.
Northeni 1'ndllf. . ♦
New York Ccutral. .
Norfolk A Vruttrn. .
IVnnfylxuchi
People's tins
l'rcsscd Steel Car. *
do. preferred. . .
Pacific Mall. . . • • •
Reading
Republic Steel,
United States Rubber.
do. preferred. . . ,
Southern J'nei/ic. . * ,
Southern Railway. . .
. do. preferred. . . .
Sloss Sheffield
Tenn. Coni Sc Iron. . .
Texas * Pacific. . . . .
Union Pnclflc, . . . . .
United States Steel. .
do. preferred. . . .
Vn.-Cnr. Chemical. . .
do. preferred. . . .
Western Union. . . , .
Wabash
do. preferred. . . ,
Wisconsin Central. # ,
do. preferred. . * .
Private \Hre to Glliert & Clay.
New \ork, Oct. 2t-Donlel Udell _
Outside the money situation, condition;
remain good, hut this will keep the mar-
ket nervous until relief Is procured, and we
do not oxnect more than rallies for the
prexent. .he market may break further
today and rally later."
Do not think the market It going
much.
.jfc, 8 market has rallied some, blit do not
think It will recowr much further.
. Manlmll, Sttader & Co.: -At-this June
tore, we shall look to the course ot lbt>
London ggrksti ns being most significant,
nnd this moruing’s quotations look like a
turu tor tho better had taken place over
there."
**» selling pressure anywhere In atoefc
market this morning.
New York Financial Bureau: "While It
IK»«Hhlo that Copper, Smelting. Alchl
ii, Baltimore nml - Ohio, Cauadlan Pn-
clfle. Louisville and Nashville. New York
«.mitral. Reading. Union I'nettle nnd Steel
may sell a little lower In a culminating
liquidation, so great Is the momentum we
regard thene Issues, especially Union Pn-
.f.'Tper, Steel and f*oufNVltle and
Nashville, us the best In the list from nil
B tltita of view. Sugar la weaker technical
and the Cuban sugar crop loss may ht
user! to drive It down. It is sold by pro-
NEW YORK.
urea 1
igt ...
Nov. . . .
Dec. . . .
Jan. . . .
Feb. . . .
March. . .
April. . .
May.. . .
June. . .
July-. . .
’ Closed ateady.
. i Ml!
. 1666 11.01 10.S 10.99 1 3.93-96 1 0.77.7*
-J 10.67 10,9010.91-»7 1
1 10.69 10.99 10.99-11 1
i iiliiJiLW t't'is ii!iijn.'ir - J -
I.IVEKPOOL.
NEW ORLEANS.
range and close, compareu
today:
Previous
j*rr
l«ISSr.:. T®!
m
Fab.-March 191 *6.81% 6.97 6.78
Mareh-April 6 99* -5.91 6.99% 5.80
Anril-May 6.91 -6.99 6.01 * -
May-June 6.98 -8.96 6.03
Juue-Jnly fi.99 -6.97 6.04%
Closed steady.
ATLANTA MABKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Officially corrects by Atlanta Fruit soJ
’roiiuec Excbnnge.
Pineapples. 83.50^4.09.
Hnnnnns, straights. ]>er bunch. 8L60f81.7k
alls, per hunch. $1.00/11.28.
CALIFORNIA 9 at HIT—Fancy stock:
essSijrsgib^f.tPiA. Hit
g row plum*, per enile, J5. __
olumlilnu prune,, per crate, 97.
liore l’eru *r»pe*. per Crete, 92.00.
nine Mnlt4>l*e *r«I>e*. per crate, 92.00.
Cncoemita, per-rack. 94JS
I-OHI.T!*? AKIi COl.’NTItt’ I'ltnnt'CR-
Ltre beov 40042He; trie*. 22M0We; broil.
"ftrewS Trie*, 19020c pound.
Drereed hen*, per pound, 14016c.
IJve dnek*. Pekin. puddle. 2S077ttt,
FI***, per dozen, 21022c.
Butter, table, per p»uud. 2O02tttc; cook*
'"ftoSer. nfir, wlS pound; In one-pound
reek*. 1o0l2e.
VBOKTABI.ICK—Irleh notato**. No. I
*tock. per hu*hel. .96091.09. _ .
Cabb*6* (Virgin)*), 194c pound; DnaUh
tjraa benn* per pound, 6e; Nnxf, 92.10 pee
bushel.
nlou*. per btinbel. 9175. _
ew sweet pole toe*. «607le bulhel.
;r*Ut. 94-btrrel. 93.77
FLOUR. GRAIN. PROVISIONS. .
Kl.orn-Pmter* no tent 95.00; toinniond
patent. 16.25: M«ecr.-.i;»u dt»r. 94.70; fane,
potent. 94.90: Rod K.*le, 94.29; Blue hlldmu.
93»; fancy, 99.9): spring wheat paten:, tin!
06.60.
CORN—Choice red cob. -70c; No. 2 white,
09c; Nn. 2 yctlotv. ®c; rolkcil 67e.
OATS—Choice white ellrped, 49c; No. 1
white 46c; No. 2 mixed, 47c; Texas rust-
' r MK*AI?—Cloln water-crounu. r-r bu»}*l
67c; Intltcd. 140-nound Jute* per bushel, 02c:
WHEAT WAS HIGHER
AT m
Statistics Bearish and Early
Advance "Was Lost, Clos
ing Fraction Lower.
rally, cn which stock will be met and
nrefessloiisls arc hammering Missouri IVt-
clflc. Kuhn, Loch support for Pennsylvania
Is still maintained, nut If withdrawn n
•harit drop may occur; 140 Is the limit.
Good bnrlngxif Houthcru Iliclfly Is rrttortrd;
ff*^nnd SO are Brooklyn Rapid Transit llm-
James W. Henning A Co., memliere of
the New York Htock exchange, nt 111 Broad
way, nave announced their suspension.
The failure Is 1iot considered Important, as
the firm had developed into a fmall trader.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
New York. Oct. 22.—The coffee market
opened steady and Unchanged on nil
months except March, which was 6 points
lower on bids, but which sold even with
Saturday right after the call, There teem
ed to Im* some little coffee offering, and
one house, which has been very bullish on
the market, disposed of some 6,000 Decem
ber nrotiml 6.35. The European markets
were quiet and unchanged. Brazilian mar
kets were also nuchanged.—Gihert Sc Clnv.
the New York coffee marl
Oneulng
Rnnge. Close.
.6.40-6,45 6.85-6.45
Western Texas—Sfiow ln north, rain In
south portion Monday: Tuesday fair.
Arkansas—Rain Monday, modi ••older In
west portion; Tuesday, fair and colder.
Tennessee-Fair Monday, except rain and
copier In extreme west portion by night;
Tuesday rain with colder In
Kentucky—Flair Monday; Tuesday ftilr,
except rain nnd colder In went portion.
"PORT RECEIPT8.
Tbe following table shows riwelpt* nt the
porta todsy, compared with the same day
last year: 1
unuuhmco,
GAR—Standard granulated, 85.20. New
/K«hi'iuS tan,n A'r , h“» n r*i^. 9.9.60.
ll.no; choice Bermuda, Wc.
RYE—Georgia, $1.19; Tennessee, fOc. Bar-
the above prlcei fire f. o. b. Atlanta.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR
York refli
COFFBL
bulk. In baga sw barrets, i9c; green, 10O
*ltICE—Carolina 4%07%e, according |0
*CIIBESE—Fancy fall cream dairy, 15%;
twins. 15%.
PROVISIONS—Supreme hams. 13c. Dors
hams. 15%c. California hnnif, 10c; Red
Cross hams, 15c. Drr Halt extra ribs. 89.35;
bellies. 20-6 lbs.. $10.tf; fat backs, 8.2S: plates
8.3; Supreme lard, $10.50; Ited Croat, 10c;
Snow Drift compound, 8c; Red Crow, 7%c.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Bid. Ashed.
—V,
Chicago, Oct. J2.—Early gain* were
wiped out In all grain* tn the later
trading, bear* in all pit* reaumlng of
fensive tactics on signs of weakness In
the northwest and the poor support ac
corded the' markets. Wheat and oata
were relatively the weakest, corn hold
ing comparatively firm. Scattered llqui
dation was a factor In wheat and oats.
Provisions developed a weak tone near
the close. _.
Closing price* mte about the low
point, with whea0l-409-9c to l-2c
lower. Corn was unchanged to 1-lc
off. Oats 1-409-8C lower. Provision*
5c olt to 10c higher.
The car shortage wa* the dominant
factor, report* from the northwest say
ing wheat wa* being piled on the
ground, for lack of transportation faclll-
.tle*. >
CHICAGO GRAIty MARKET.
is*
ns
SfaxToriraiism
Galveston. . . .
Middle
Kavnnnnli
Charleston. . . .
Wilmington. . • *
Norfolk
Boston
PmJadelphiii.. . .
Hon Francisco.
1906 |
~T26t6
Total. . .
78141
1906
“*8168""
16062
8121
109471
1427
mi
9774
46815
Georgia, U. R. <i. 1910,
Hiivniimth 5s. 1909,,.,
Macons 6«. 1910
Atlanta. 6s. 1911
Atlanta. 4%s. 1922 197
Atlanta 4». 1334 105
Atlnuta and West Point. . . .1*5
Atlanta nml West Point Debts..197
Central Railway of Gsorgla 1st
do. Income ...
da 2d Incoms
do. Id Incoms
Georgia .. ..916
Augusta nnd Savannah. .... .116
Southwestern Ill
Georgia Pacific 1st* 129
C„ C. and A. lata 112
GIBERT A CLAY’8
DAILY MARKET LETTER
New Orleans, Oef. 22.—The l.lver|Mt»l mar
ket' showed a disinclination to meet thr
American prices until stimulated by fore
casts of extremely cold weather. In the
lust two hours of their session, however, a
sharp advance was recorded, options finally
closing 18% points higher. Our market
opened st s considerable advance, and val
ues were well maintained throughout the
day. The severity of the weather on the
east slope of the Rookv mountains and as
surance from the weather bureau In Wash
Chicago grain and provision quotations
for .today follow:
Previous
Open. High. Low. Ciotc. Close
WHEAT- _
Dee 73% 71% 72%
J&6 s5 si
§=P Pill
POItK-
Jan.... 13.79
1
r
43K
Oetolier
‘Jovember... .. ,
Deremlier
Closed steady.
. ..8.45-6.56
....6.56
..16.V<LC-,
;. :fe
....6.90-6.43
. ..6.30-6.40
..6.36
6.40150
6.50-6.55
1354.60
6.804.79
170-175
6-754.80
RRS
6.254.90
1254.99
1904.85
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The tropical storm seems to have' spent
Its force and energy and now exists only as
a mild low pressure ares off the aotitli At
lantic coast, causing cloudiness over the
southeastern states nnd rain In tho coast
region from New York to Florida.
tn the cotton l»elt the weather I* clear
from TeiineMsee mid Mississippi to central
Texss. with rain for the past 21 hoars
In Georgia, the Usrollnns nml Oklahoma.
A eold tfave. with temperatures as low
an 18 degrees. Is central this morning over
the upper Rocky Mountain region. Know
Is fnliliig In Wyoming with a temperature
of 20 degrees. Freezing westher prevails
cloudy weather Is expected
tonight and Tuesday.
W. A. MITCHELL.
Temporarily In Charge.
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
Gains Ranging from 1 tt
Points Made All
Through List.
BUYERS IN MAJORITY
Relief for Strained Money
Conditions,'Believed Close
at Hand, Factor.
New York, Oct. 22.—'Ttys morning's de
cisive recovery In tho stock market was
pnrtly due to well-foupded expectations
that both abroad and nt home relief fur
the strained money conditions .was ciuse nt
hand. But, more hugely than thlr. it w.is
fin ludlciitlou that whatever cause fur anx
iety there bad been in the startling devel
opments at last week's bad been
more than reflected in the violent fall In
prices. Before the beginning of burin-**
nows bad come that the Bank of Francs
stood In readluess to unloose some of (tn
Mock of gold lu case the exigencies of the
Eitjrdsh bank position should demand It.
while this report was entirely unofficial.
It corresponded with advices reed red by
some of the large International banking
houses In this city, and was accepted as
true In fiunnctal circles generally. The ef
fect of thin report. * however, on the early
foreign markets was felt, if at alt, only neg
atively. British consols were uuckangsd
from h'atnrdny and other home departments
lb Loudon Improved only a trifle.
Tlfis list as a rule averaged % point nnd
the first disposition at uuy rate for forelgu
Speculators In repurchase stocks thrown
- er in the confusion of last week. At vnrl-
is Intervals In the foreuoou stocks taken
for supporting purposes last week were
thrown out jn Kwie quantity. lint the
(lain, rnuifn« from I to 4 iMilnts were
nimle nil thruuch the Hit during the Hint
boor, nml the tone of the mnrkrt wo* Brin
—tmwNl ou Knturdny'* clo*lng Haure*. In
« .hurt time there order* were enonned to
buy nt the mnriet. nml their eirentlou
eiiHtly and quickly nh«nrt.ed nil tho flontluu
•tipply within * reareimble range of unen-
7 prices. It nn, the general belief Unit
large ehort Interent hnd lieen erMted lu
the market on tbe doellne Uaturdny.
* 1 -id* onebanged. other
rHE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
I.AUD—
(let.... 9.90
Nor.... 9.9714
Jan.... «.2»4
SIDES—
Oet
i nn.... 7.4*4,
lay... 7.95
IS H
9.60
8.90
8.22%
19.67% 18.67% 13.72%
13.82% 11.99
9.60 9.60
$.86 8.90
8.22% 8.22V
8.20 8.20
7.45
7.9)
■w
?
No.**? r^ , 7 K i^: Xo. i do 71
2 hard winter 72K07H,; No. 2 do
NORTHWEST CAR8.
Tbs following flgurcs give 4b<* Northwest
cars of today, last week and last year:
Last l*ast
Today. Week. Year.
.... 479 671 676
. . . U5 360 321
Minneapolis.
Duluth. . .
INTERIOR RECEIPT8.
The following I a Ide *howe receipt, at the
Interior town, todny, compared wltp the
Minn day lot year:
1*09
>906
22191 I 26140
GIBERT A CLAY
ALABAMA *T.
_ 3TTON, CRAIN.
COFFCC. PROVISIONS,
MEMBERS:
ATLANTA, OA
. Idea go Board of Trade.
Liverpool Cotton Ass u.
GAlvcston Cotton Es.
L.., Dl.Une. T.t.Vhon. Im i. t K.WiSa.R. M.......
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC (ACCOUNTANTS
AHD AUDITORS
Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 858.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
,Hirt aiiffh-lent to rnidlly nlirerh ngering*.
The e|Hit market wire ateady with a amue-
whnt larger volnme of nlTerlag,. Oefot>er
rnnimltmente. poanlhly not Snally eoin-
idet.-t. rnutrilmted to the rery fair de
mand. With greater InterMt la aneeulatlon
rlee* would probably lie put hither, bf|
nrlee* wouiii prnnnniy ne pur mtner, uni
thin I, not nppareui na fnrthrnmlng. At
tho onme time, there la nothing to aug
giet that decline* of moment will Ite on-
.erred In the Immeillnre future, or until
favorable weather.
New York, Oet. 22,-Tliere waa no *|Wri«l
lenderahlp In the market'* recovery Ibt*
morning a, over Knturdny. DUenUlon ha*
eliminated all Inrtiienro, ngalpat th. *e
npiOTIO* mr yno-m
■ ontatandlng goTerot
mint ontatandfag U i
a parehaae weald nt
oner place in rlren-
Into 2 per rent laaaea would make them
■table for national hank note clrenln-
Tbl* men.are of finance and relief
Jug at tbl. time wonht lie very oppor
tune ami further •treugthen the haad. of
Amerirnn Itankere In tie.Mug with the
monetary tdtnetlon. A. far a* onr rela
tion* with Bnrnpe are r-narerned. we reipear
to hare enenrt Hrmlatton I* the exchange
mnrkrt to make *ure onr hnldlnga of recent
■ * Import. In .nr ereot. It I. tioile
nl to expect th* London market to-
morrow to in.ke . .how of mrrngtb In the
effort of their operator* to recover Aui«r
lorn atecka recently liquidated.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Wheat,
fora. .
Out*. . ,
Hogs. .
Today. Tomor.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
STATIONS OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
*Atl*nts, cloudy.' . .
# Uhattanoogn. dear. .
Columbus, cloudy. . . .
Gainesville, cloudy, . . *.,..
Greciivllfc. cloudy. „ ,
Griffin, dandy
•Mneon, Houdy. .
dontlcclb). cloudy. .
Cownan. cloudy. . .
(ortic. clear
Kpartsolairg. cloudy. ,
Tnllapmaw. cloudy. . ,
Toecoa, cloudy. . . .
West Uolut. vlouily. .
Mas.jMIu.
TTTfcf ‘
CENTRAL
STATION.
Atlanta. . . . 1 . . .
Augusts. .......
Ubarlcston
Galveston
I.lttlc Kock
Memphis ......
Mobile a . »
Montgomery. , . , .
New Orleans
Oklshonm
Kavanunh.
YRksbun
Vicksburg
Wilmington. .... ,
T Indicates inappreciable ralnfsTTr -
DlSt. Averages.
7
New Yqpk. Oct. 2.—The Sun says: "Thu
money sltnntlon has once more Itecoiue the
main factor from n WnJI street point of
view. Signs were not wanting earlier In
the week that the downward suing lu
money rates that had been going on unin
terruptedly for some time past had l»eeu
ontlnued ns far as it was likely to !»#.
neu In ‘
than actual conditions warranted, and two
or three days before the Bank of Rutland
raised Its rate money rates hero begun to
ths English bank rate been ]
England have during
their tnausgnincnt. of mnnw* twi u minx,
ntivlotisly they hnvc for ffihiAf tUta# kefit
thdr rate of KltniMt l W I Iodi IUvUmv-
Ing the entire ease a« lr stands, however.
It does ndt seem likely that the present
dlsturlmnce will he more than temporary."
Glliert k Clay.
STOCKB—
Amalgamated (*opper. , . ..
Aunroiuln
Atchison...,* . ..... ,, ,
do, preferred
Baltimore and Ohio
t.'snadlatr Caclflc .
Uhesa|»eake odd Ohio..... ,
ci»le„ Mil. and Ht. Paul...;.,
Erie
do. preferred
Illinois Ontrnl
laoutsvllle and Nashville. .
Missouri. Kansas and Texas.,
do, preferred..
New York Central. . , . .
Northern Pacific.. ..
Norfolk and Western. . . . ,
Ontario and Western. . . .
Pennsylvania
Rending
Rock island .. ..
Hon thetn l*acltln.. ...
Hontheru Pailway.. ..,
Union Paeiflr
United Htates Hteel.. .. .. ..
-4o r preferred..
ilo. preferred,. .. .... . ..
D»nrer and lllo Uranda
rnrrnl In lha raareru illatilrt* and Okla-
homa; elrewhore fair wraihar nmlnuilnatnl.
W. A. MITCIIKI.U
T.mporarlly In Clnirgr.
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
Octolmr. . . .
Nnvrmliar. . •
IKH-rmlwr. . .
January. . . .
as*.
Hal**, 2W January at 14 ai
at 26H. i'lore.1 itrady.
Onri,I. 4'toalng.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
OldfJt Eltabllahed Offloe South.
conox— srocis—mos—mm
around Floor Onuld Hull,ling. Dally
mnrkrt latter nnd market tnanunl
mail'd on application.
LOWRY NATIONAL BANK
Designated Depository of the United States.
CAPITAL $500,000.00
SURPLUS •; 400,000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS 140,000.00
A general banking business transacted. •
Foreign exchange, Letters of Credit.
Corresponds direct with the National Bank of
Cuba.
WJf. I. PEBf. rrreld.ot.
ROBERT F. MADDOX. Vice President
THOMAS J. PEEPLES. Cashier.
MADDOX-RUCKER BANKING COMPANY.
CAPITAL $200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . . $500,000.00
* Accounts, small as \ycU as large, invited.
3 1-2 per cent interest paid and compounded semi-
annually in our Savings Department.
T*OQ LAf fc' FOR CLASSIFICATION
WANTED-YOl'NO I.ADY TO CI.EIIK IN
randy .tore. Apply In pmou. Wllry *..
• Prerhtrrr.
to Orr Btatlon.ry Co.,
Ing nfflre. Apply
M Whitehall »trret.
L.J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers, i
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN |
Gorrespcndenfs Capital $250,000 I
REFERENCE. THE NEAL RANK
PHONE I4IT. PRUDENTIAL BLDG
iNH |
DO
n. «. suioww. ». r. * uundl C, — - — , —.
Joseph A. McCord. CntMor. R. W. Dyers. Asst. Cashier.
Third National Bank
Capital
Surplus
$200,000.00.
$300,000*00.
Dr. A. w. CalhftUB.
DIRECTORS:
Frank Hawkins.
II. M. Atkins so.
Joseph A. McCord.
Dsrld Woodward.
Safe Deposit Boxes
For rent in our vaults in tbe 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 invils
you to call and inspect them.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
31 % Compound Interest
It the rate your monsy will draw if deposited In the SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT of
CENTRA! BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION
CAPITAL $500,000.00. CANDLEE BLDG.
STRONG, SAFE, CONSERVATIVE
You nre invited to call and !r«pect our quarters and Investigate
our facilities to cerve you. A hearty welcome awalta you at thla
bank.
ASA Q. CANDLER, President.
W. IL r.YTTERSON, Vlee-Pres. A. P. COLES, Cathler.
JOHN S. OWENS. Vlee-^res. WM. D. OWENS, Axxt. Cashier.