THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
BEARS AGGRESSIVE
IN EARLY T
Dri-line Bordered on Sensa
tional Shortly After
the Open mg.
RALLY FOLLOWED
Sentiment Is Bearish on the
Brilliant Weather and
Heavy Movement.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.
Private Who to filbert & Clay.
N#*w York, Nor. Liverpool ut 12:3!) p.
iu.. II am! 114 points higher. Was «*x-
pertmt 7 t» 74 higher. On this ha ala w*?
Linn nnd r*ontlm*ntal Imylng.”
lieary soiling of Mitrboli KIlpp ami
llartlntt raiuwtf this break In rotton.
It Is said lien* that Prbf* sold 30,000 bales
this morning. Hbearaon a heavy seller of
cotton.
This liquidation la undoubtedly Price's
long cotton.
Journal of Commerce: "With the elec
tion nnd the cejisua report out of the way
uncertain I lea nffeetlng cotton goods
ofe * am tfU *
•uilug two months In fur as the dctnan
good* Is concerned., for It. Is felt that
high money may he n conserving Influence
of great moment nt n time when every
ffort may Is* required In holding prices
removed. There Is nothing In
New York. Nov. 9.—The cotton market
Opened tlrin. 7 to 9 points higher, In re
sponse to stronger cables and activity
anioug shorts. There waa evidently a grow
ing disposition here aod abroad to regard
the census bureau ginning report a• more
bullish than nt first believed.
The market whs unsettled durlug the
early morning. At 11 o’clock prices snowed
a net loss of nbout 18 points.
slight improvement
Ith the tone Arm nt
later trading practically all the
early improvement was lost, the * "
dosing I icing easy and unchsngt
point higher.
Following 1s the range In the active
mouths In Liverpool today.
Open. Illgb. \aw.
November 5.45 5.62 6.37
January-February 6.39 5.46 5.31
March*April 6.44 6.51 . 5.36
May-Jnoe 5.49 5.56 5.41
The early advance was attributed to
continents! nnd Egyptian buying, while the
decline was probably due to realising and
selling orders from America.
Spots were Arm nt 12 points advance,
nutfclug miildllng 5.75: sales. 8.000 halos.
New York opened 7 to 9 (mints lietter and
held the improvement for a few minutes,
hut the (tears Itecanie aggressive, and on
heavy selling by piomliieut brokers, In
cluding .Mitchell. Cllpp, Harriett. Price nnd
Hhcnraott. prices took to the toboggan slide,
ouri the break that follewd was decidedly
encouraging and profitable to the specula
tor, whose disposition at nil times la to
hsuiuier prices. He knows no bottom.
Tin* uumltcr of bales of cotton ginned
up to Nov. 1. counting round hales as half
bales, according to the census bureau, was
6,812.527. against 6.467.695 last year.
The number of active ginneries la given
at 27.4*1. against 27,802 last year.
Detailed statement follows:
Arkansas
Florida
«ieorgia
Indian Territory
Kentucky .. ..
LotiDinna .. ..
Mississippi .. ..
Missouri
North’Carolina ..
Oklahoma .. ..
South Carolina ..
Tennessee ..
Texas .. ‘..
Virginia
Ulus.
..3.606
..2.211
107
HaIcs.
628.810
334.423
34,681
1.001.124
169,472
671
439.800
582.430
13,870
311.616
166.243
560,568
94.283
2,535,278
5.241
1U|l
•nsonable levels.
New Orleans. Nov. P.—Ldvcrpoot at 134
up Is n full response. Was due 9 to 10
up on New Orleans anil 7 to ft on New
York.
Liverpool cables: “Glnners regarded here
somewhat bullish. Continent bought:
otherwise no speculation.”
The market lias absolutely no snap.
The lack of outside speculation has In
creased bearish activity, and the fnllnre of
the raarkf* ”
yesterday
thnslasm.
The marl P
stop orders and general activity of hears.
The western forecast indicates fair and
colder weather throughout l»otb tonight nnd
Hat unlay’.
The eastern forecast indicates fair and
slightly warmer weather throughout to
night and Hntnrday.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUIT8 AND PRODUCE.
EGOR—candl'd, .ctlve, 2tc
LIVE. POULTRY—I lent,
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Lively’s twenty-lire
years* experience of ed
iting markets In Atlanta
and the South hatmado
him a recog nixed au
thority In hla specialty.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
Private Wire to Glbert & CUv.
Se* Jerk,' .Vov. «.-MeritaII, Spader &
"Toda.Va market, while It may po«-
alhl.r reflect tmaettled monetarr condition,.
- , ... we liellere will al,o ahow farther re-
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON. MARKETS
oi a kind to p!a(*c stocks in stronger hands
from whence dislodgment can hardly follow,
except from some special cause not now
In the forecast.”
ducks. Pekin. __ .. ..
each; geeae, full feathered, 65c each; tur
keys, active, 35c pound,
DRE88ED 1*0UT.THY—Geese, undrawn,
active, 100124c pound; turkeys, undrawn,
active, 17018c pound; hens, undrawn, nc
five, 124c pound; ducke, undrawn, fumy,
15c pound: fries, active. 14c pound.
PRODUCE—Lard, 10c lb.: hams netlre. 14c
lb., shoulders active, 10c lb.: aides active,
10c ponnd; butter active, 150224c pound;
beeswax, active. 25c pound; bouey. bright.
active, 8c pound; honey In 1-pound blocks,
active, 12c pound; chestnuts active. $4.00
bushel; dried apples, 6c pound; white peas
active, 12.40 bushel; lady pens, $3.00; stock,
11.25.
GAME—Quail, active, 16c each; doves, ac
tive 6c each; ducks, mallard, active. 45c;
each; ducks mixed, active, 20020c each;
wild turkeys, active, 16c pound; rabbits, ac
tive, 134c each: squirrels, active. 10c each;
opossum, dressed, active, 124c pound; opos
sum. live, active. 8c pound.
FKIJITH—Lemons, fancy Measena, $6.00.
flananas. per bunch. culls, active.
$1.0001.25; straights. 91.5>V&2.00. Pineapples,
Florida stock, per crate, $2.6003.00. Oranges,
Florida stock, owing to slxe and condition
week 46.674. agniust 33,382 Inst year
and 43,204 In 1904.
JMnce Hepf. 1. 149.91". against 127,119 last
year nnd 182,354 In 1904.
Into sight week. 584.169. against 603,613
last year nnd 529.865 in 1904.
Into Might since Kept. 1, 4.099,031. against
3.963,587 Inst year ami 4.601,412 In 1904.
In sight figures according to Superin
tendent King this week. 579,000, against
632,229 last week nnd 496,088 1m ~ ~
season, 4,034,459, nnd against
year. f
During the morning session prices wera
forced some 30 points lower, which was
followed by n rally though It was short
lived.
In the afternoon the market was nervous
and unsettled, though fluctuations were nar
row. t
Comparative receipts at all United Statea
ports:
Net receipts today
Hams day lust year
jitter***
TV)(hi receipts for the week .
Ham* week last year .. .. ..
\ Iscrease .. ..
Total:receipts since 8ept. 1 ,,
Fame time last year
Eft host imI tomorrow:
1901 1906.
New Orleans 14,000 to 11000 13.663
Galveston 18.000 to MflOO 15,304
Houston ..13.000 to 17,000 15,411
Movement at Atlanta:
Receipts today 1,46*
name day last year 1,563
Decrease
Hblpments
today
6A>
last yrar .. .. „
1,920
band today .. ..
13,824
last year
1UU
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
lands ,
speculation and export 500; receipts 2,200;
'alt American.
Atlanta, steady at Mic.
New York, quiet ut 10.10c.
New Orleans, steady at 9*%i\
Savannah, easy at 9JM6e.
Augusta, steady nt Me.
Houston, steady at 9V-
Memphis, quiet at 10« 4 r.
Baltimore, nntnluai at lOHc.
Galveston, steady ut 915-lie.
St. Louis, quiet nt l<Hi«\
Mobile, quiet ut 9»i«\
mums, lAuuvrn*! .._„
25e; Cstnwbas. 200224?- UranbetTleft. fancy
dark Cape Cod*. per barrel. $10.00011.00;
Jerseys. $9.00010.00. Grape fruit, Florida
stork, owlug to slse nnd color, per box. $2.50
03.00. Limes, Florida stock, per hundred.
40c. Nuts, fancy mixed, in boxes, per
pound. 124014c. The new-erop nuts in bulk
not yet in the market for this season. Will
quote later. Cocoanuts, heavy rultans. per
sack of 100, active nt $4.0004.60. Peanuts in
sacks averaging 100 pounds each, owing to
grade, per pound, 4406c. Limes, 40c per
VEGETABLES—Beets, cabbage crates,
active, $2.50 crate; cabbage, standard ( rate*.
14c pound; cabbage, narrate, 14c pound;
egg plant active, $1.50 crate; ciicuin-
tiers. $2.50 crate; tomntoos, fancy, active.
$S crate: tomatoes, choice, active. $202.25
rate; beans, round green. $2.00 crate;
jolons, dry, active, 75c bushel; Irish pota
toes. nctlve No. 1, 80c buahel; celery, fan
cy, (lull. $2.0003.00 crate; peppers active $1.75
crate: okra, six baskets, small, $2 crate;
cauliflower, active, 8010c pound; lettuce,
headed. $2.50 drum; sweet potatoes, yellow,
dull. 40q bushel; sweet potatoes, \ hlte,
dull. 30c bushel; kraut, bulf-barrcl, $3.75;
rutabaga turnips, 14c.
FLOUR, QRAInT"PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Highest patent, $5.50; best pat
ent $4.60; standard patent, $4.25; half pat-
NAME OF STOCK.
Ama lax mated Copper.
Atlantt-* Coast Line. .
America* Sugar Ref. .
Anacondit
American Locomotive,
do. preferred.
Baltimore 5c Ohio. . .
Brooklyn Rapid T. . •
Canadian Pacific. . . .
Chicago A N’orthw’o. .
CbejApeake & Ohio. .
Colorado Fuel A Iron.
Central Leather. . . .
do. preferred. - . -
Chicago 4c Great W. .
Chicago, M. k St. P. .
Delaware k Hudson. .
Distiller’* Securities. .
Erie
do. preferred. . . .
General Electric. . . .
Illinois Central
Am. Ice Securities. . .
Louisvlllo & Nashville.
Mexican Central. . . .
Missouri Pacific.
Total stock sales today j
NAME OF STOCK.
N. Y„ Ont. k Western.
National 1-ead
Northern Pacific. . . . .
New York Central. . .
Norfolk & Western. .
Pennsylvania
People’s Gaa
Pressed Steel Car. . .
do.
Pacific Mall
Reading. .........
Republic Steel. .....
Rock Island
da preferred
United States Rubber. .
do. preferred
Southern Pacific. .
Southern Railway. . . .
do. preferred
Sloss-Sheffield
Tenn. Coal k Iron. . . .
Texas 4k Pacific v
Union Pacific
United States Steel. . .
do. preferred
Va.*Csr. Chemical. . . .
do. preferred. • . ’. .
Western Union. . . . . .
Wabesb.
do. preferred. ....
Wisconsin Central. . . .
do, preferred. ....
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
NEW YORK.
(urn In New York tod.,:
SovTT
Dec. .
Jan. . ,
Feb. . .
March.
April. .
May. .
June. .
Inly. ..
9.89
9.9I| 9.93
9.99(10.00
10.06jl0.06
10.16,10.17
10.2310.23
10.2810.30
. 10.36)10.;-
.110."
1.36)10.87 10.07
■39,10.3B| 9.98
Ml
9.60) 9.54-65
9.55 9.65-56
9.60 9.59-60
9.78 9.68-70
9.77 9.78-79
10.23 9.83-85
9.89 9.89-90
10.07, 9.96-97
9.98| 9.98-10
9.83-84
9.90-91
9.97-80
10.06-09
10.12-14
10.20-21
10.27 28
10.28-30
LIVERPOOL.
The following figures give the opening
range and dose, compared with yesterday's
close.
Futures opened firm.
November. . ,
Nov.-Dec..
Dec.-Jan
Jan.-Feb. . ..
Feb.-March.. ,
March-April. ,
April-May. ..
May-Jane... ,
June-Jtily.. ..
July-Aligns!.,.
Closed easy.
..5.884*5.43
-6.38 -5.414
.5.45 -5.5;
.6.51 -5.E
.564 -6.564 6.I
ent. $3.90*; spring wheat patent, ii.
CORN—Choice red cob, 70c; No.
white,
•9c; No. 2 yellow, 00c; mixed, 68c.
OATH—Choice white dipped, 60c; No. 2
white, 48c; No. 2 mixed, 4lc; Texas rust
proof, 62c.
MEAL -Plain water-ground, ner bushel,
66c; bolted, 140-pound Jutes, per bushel, tS2c;
Khorts, white. $1.60; mndltim, $L40; brown,
61.35: pure bran. $1.20*,' mixed bran. IL16.
HAY—Timothy, cbolcn large bales, 61.20:
do., choice small lialea, $1.16; do.. No. 1
clover mixed. $1.10; do.. No. 2 clover mixed.
61.10. Choice Bermuda, 86c.
RYE—Georgia, $1.06; ^enneaeee, 90c. Bar-
^The above prices are f. o. b. Atlanta.
PROVISIONS—Supreme hams. 15c. Dove
hams, 15c. California hams, $9.00. Dry salt
extra ribs, 9.26; bellies, 20-5 pounds. 10.874;
fat backa. 8.25; plates, 8.25; Snpremu lard,
10.25; Snow Drift compound, 6.26.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR—Standard granulated, $5.10, New
York teflned. 4%c; plantation, »6c.
COFFEE—Roasted Arbuckte'a. $16 50; bulk
lo begs or lierrets, IV; green, 10012c.
RICE—Csrollos, 44074c, according to the
grade.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 164c;
twin*./ 154c.
FISH.
Mullet, $9.00 per barrel; bream. 6©7<
pound; snapper 10c per ponnd; trout 8c per
pound; blue flab, 8c per pound: pouipano.
19020c pound; mackerel. 124c pound; mixed
fisn, 6c per pound; fresu wutcr trout, 8019c
PORT RECEIPTS.
The following tsblo shows receipts at the
New Orleans
Galveston..
Mobile
Savannah. .
Charleston.. .
Wilmington..
Rostoii.. .. ..
I’hlladclphia
Brunswick
Newport News.. ..
1906
9416
21054
1489
$0364
1718
2967
3460
3106
1906
11606*
14311
8072
10657
2656
4844
GAG
3260
529
100
NORTHWEST CARS.
Tba following ngurea give the northwest
r .
Last Last
nog 81 ^
ears of today, last week and last year:
Last I—
Today. Week. Year.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The following table shows receipts
interior tusU todu>, compared si
name day last year: •
Houston..
Augusta..
Memphis..
GIBERT & CLAY
STOCKS, BONDS,
IS C ALABAMA ST. COTTON, CRAIN.
coerce, provisions.
MEMBERS:
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New York Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Stock Exchange. | Live
New York Coflee Exchange. ] New Orleans Board of Trade. l Gnli
PRIVATE WIRES To ALL EXCHANGES.
Local and Long Distance Telephone 6268. C. E. KEPLINGER, Manager.
ATLANTA. CA
nlveston Cotton Ex.
menta In options abroad .
bullish couatruction placed upon tba gin
ning figures of the Nulled States govern
ment yesterday by the foreign trade was
completely lost when it was observed that
the temper of the American trade was
entirely adverse to similar ideas. Closing
prices were unchanged to n point over the
previous day's close, while spot sales
amounted to 8.000 bales, twelevc point*
higher. The frequent but (effectual at
tempts to mould opinion with more fnvi
had to con feud with. The Inherent weak
ness of the situation is largely attribut
able to the superabundance of current sup
plies, or plnluly speaking, the weight of
thenrtunl cotton and also to the hand-
to-mouth policy which the world’s spinners
have assumed. It is but natural that un
favorable opinions should predominate, nnd
liberality of the movement shall be
come visibly curtailed through either dimin
ishing .prospects or the exigencies of Che
veather. little hope la held forth that ad-
a nee* when they occur will prove other
than temporary.
COUNTED THE BALES
BEFORE GINNED
New York. Nov. 9.—The Hun says: “An
irly advance was due to the fact thnt
tno Liverpool market wus stronger than ex
pected. covering by aborts, some general
buying for a rise nnd quite a demand from
creased somewhat, and the Idea uil the
morning was that the effect of even a bear
ish glnners' report had becu discounted In
the recent marked advance. R. L. Neill,
of New Orleans, estimates the crop at U,-
789.000 f»ales, which fa much the largest of
ony thus far made. He puts the season's
supply at 16,190,000 bales. Including a vis
ible supply on August 31, 1906, of 915,000
bales; stock of American mills August 31.
1906 «per census), 676,000 bales: stock of
European mills August 81, IWi. 819,000 bale*,
nnd a crop which he puts at 18,780,000 bnles.
The trouble with the bears of late has
been that they have been counting the
bales before tney wero ginned. Instead
of 7,150,18)0. as Is said to have Inen stated
by the National Glnners' Association,
amount ginned * * * - -
short of 6,900,0
INirtliig to tlx ...
Hu* effect was n sharp advance.'
New Orleans. Nov. 9.—The Times Demo
crat says: “Though well on the bull aide
of logical expectations, the census bureau's
report of cotton ginned to Novemlier 1—
6.892.000 bales— failed to inspire very much
fresh active <*otifldvnce of consequential
character in the ultimate fortunes of the
staple, and yesterday's cotton market left
thp talent In about the same slough of
dount that has hampered speculative opera
tions during so tunny days past. Guessing
contests can not solve the riddle of th»*out-
turn, hence the caution that prompted
scalpers' trading, rather than new buying
ami selling for a long null. There Is yet
no proof that the yield Is to pan out In
excess of the world’s requirements, uml
honservatlve Europe should render signal
calculation of the rings. Meanwhile, sober
reflection may effect a chnuge for the
better in professional opinion, lu thla con
nection, It Is well to remember that cron
expectations, predicated upon such evi
dence us the augmented sale of hugging and
tics, are not wholly trustworthy fc*
STOCKS REVIEWED
BY NEW YORK SUN
New York, Nov. J.—The Sun «ay«:
"Price, ■ of eecurltlea made net de
cline, ycterday largely, aa seemed, be
cause of a sharp advance In the call
money rate on the stock exchange. In
the earlier part of the day a more
hopeful feeling regarding the Imme
diate future of the market undoubtedly
prevailed. The Bank of England did
not advance It* discount rate, and anx
ieties regarding a possible advance In
the bank's rate In the near future were
allayed by the publication of the Insti
tution's statement of conditions,
the other hand, some uneasiness was
expressed In speculative circles over
the possible effect market-wise - of the
election, as now appears assured, of
an attorney general In the state who la
supposed to hold the views regarding
corporations entertained by the de
feated head of the Democratic ticket.
Still the course of prices seemed to
make further demonstration of the fact
that stocks arc at present lodged in
strong, rather than weak, bands. tHat
the market was one that was thor
oughly under control. Nevertheless,
the stiffness of both chII and time
money rates In the afternoon naturally
caused more or less selling of stocks.
It became known, Indeed, that In scat
tered Instances 6 1-3 per cant was paid
for six-months money."—albert & Clay.
NEW ORLEANS.
The foliowlog fa the rxoft In cotton
turaa In Now Qrlrsnx today:
Nov. . .
Doc. . .
Jan. . .
Fob. . .
March. .
fff::
Juno. .
July.
10M
Uloaed barely
all
a toady.
If
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tho area of low preuuro that waa over
the Dakotas yesterday morning hag moved
eastward, nud Is now centered near Mar
quette. Mich. During the same period, the
high harometrle area has moved eastward
from the Rockies to tontnil over Nebraska.
The advance of tho high ha* caused colder
weather In Montana, tlie Dakotas, Nebras
ka and Kansas,
With the exception of light scattered
rains (n a few districts, dry weather con
tinues over molt of the country.
The eastward drift of the northwestern
high will cause fair weather lu this sec
tion tonight and Hatnrday. somewhat cooler
during Saturday.
Minimum and Maximum Temperatures.
Observations taken at t a. in.. <5th merid
ian time.
9.64
9.7U-72
9.81-82
9.K5-99
19.96-98
lO.OMC;
10.11-13
9.80-82
9.91-92
9.99-99
10.06-07
10.17
10.24-26
10.33-36
10.4-
10.48-60
WHEAT WAS FIRM
ATJHE OPENING
Small Northwest Receipts
and Some Recovery in
Cables Factors.
the I
reason that In the big crop year glnners
bad never been called upon to provide for
n yield as great aa 12,wO.OOO bales, where-
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York. Nov. 9.—The coffee market
opened steady at unchanged prices, hut Im
proved. and iu the early afternoon was
nlMiut Wild points higher on bullish crop
reports ami covering. European markets
were steady. The Brazilian markets made
a pretty good showing, for the rate of ex
change was another 5-tM higher Rnd ltlc
do'
J. T. HOJ.LEMAN, President.
F. J. PA NON. Vice-President
W. L. KEMP. Treasurer.
J. W. ANDREWS, Secretary,
UNION SAVINGS
BANK
Four Per Cent Inter
est Paid on Deposits
ASSETS $150,000.00
Ont dollar starts an account.
Hours: 0 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sat
urdays till 9 o'clock at night.
DIRECTORS t
THOS. J. PEEPLES,
W. B. STOVALL. F. J. FAXON.
W. O. FOOTE. J. T. ROLLKMAN
CLYDE BROOK8.J. M. JOHNSON.
Chicago. Nor. 9.—The wheat market
•bowed some firmness at the openlog this
morning. Influenced .by small northwest
receipts and some recoverey In the late
Liverpool cables. There was a good de
mand for wheat. Valentine, !*kc and
New York were good buyer*.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Chicago grain end provision quotations
^or today follow:
^ . Previous
Open. High. Low. Cloee. Close.
WHEAT—
Atlanta
Abilene.. ......
Amarillo
Asheville
Augusta
Birmingham.. ..
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Charles too
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Corpus Christ!..
Davenport
Dodge
El Paso
Fort Smith. . .
Galveston.. ..
Havre
Huron
Jacksonville.. ..
Jupiter
Knoxville
Lauder
Loft Angeles
Macon
Marquette
Memphis
Meridian
Miles City
Mobile .. .
Mod Him
Montgomery. . . . ,
Nashville
New Orleans.. ... .
New York
Norfolk
North Platte
Omaha
Oswego,.
Palestine
Pittsburg
Portland. Maine...
Portland. Ore. . . .
Rapid City
St. Lonia. . ,. . ..
St. Paul.. ..
Han Francisco. . .
Savannah
Spokane
Tampa
Taylor
Thomasvllle.. .. «.
Vicksburg
Washington. ....
Wilmington
MONEY C1GITK
THE MMN Will
Caused Speculative Liquida.
f ion-iu All Parts of
Room.
DECLINES THE RESULT
Losses Recorded of Small
Fractions to Over Two
Points Earlv.
814 per eeiit ngiitn this uiumlu,. n „j tfc ,.
with ihe fenr which It .oUilnl „r „
t»nk return tomorrow. «■«„ the priu.'iMi
factor 111 the .took market. The .|i, c ™.
Bgrmont accorded In reepon.ihi.. quart,™
to yeitordny', rumor, of treasury r .||,7
■dded to the provnlllnj d.pre,«|on That
a peculation could be relied upon, and Hu
It could ho iibciI to crente a new intcrco
on the slock osclianito wore not be||, v ,i
Vet In face of nil their whnt llnnidatte,
,h ?.T w .“" ln * ,0< ' li market .2
neither large uor Impreulrc. Price, (J
II point In the more actlre Inuea
he Unit hutir and there were fmetlSS
lo.ee, elsewhere. But It waa donblf!
whether .a much more of the stock nffeSt
Tor Mle did not repreaent ,p.e|nl eontrad.
rather thnn iictunl liquidation. At .n
.- " tivlty ■l.ckened nt the low |»*«
■■ sluggish temlenj
... waa Influenced ...
money condition, frum the openln, Th.r.
wna apeeulatlve liquidation In ill ,, ar '
of the room during the flret hour that
cauied moderate deennea In price. In neartr
nil the stock, traded In.- Ixdiw, were mad.
ranging from .mall fraction, to ju ixiint,
InatoaiT of .oiling being Induced on the dd
ellnee buying order, were reported
their execution, enueed rallies.
Government bond, unchanged, orb,,
liond, .toady.
event. .
of the market nnd
prevailed.
The .tuck market
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
do, aeconil preferred..
do. ten-year 5.
do, thrce-yenr ..
..ion
...
... Kl,
MINING STOCKS.
Boston. Nov. fc—Ut.h 63H: North him.
JU; Mohawk Mnauchuaett, Bieotrb
1W4: Copper Itango K; O.eeoln 12C; An
n Mi; Wlnonn to.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
1 i
% b
1 i
14.174 14.06
14.274 14.25
9.824’. 9-22^
8.75 8.674
. 8.524 * 9.474
WEATHER FORECA8T.
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama. West
Florida. East Texas, Georgia, Tennessee-
Fair Friday and Haturday.
Kentucky—Fair Friday; Hatnrday fair and
cooler.
COTTON~siED OIL.
Onenlug. rioatng
Norenilier.. .. ^40^*’
December zi
January.
February
March K]
May 84
8ales. 300 November at
84. and 100 May at 344.
STOCKS-
Amalgamated Copper,...
Anaconda... « . . ...
Atchison
Baltimore and ObJo,. ,,
Denver and Rio Grande.
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
Kansas and Texas
sferred .....
_ .... and Nashville
New York Central.,
Norfolk and Western. . .
Northern Pacific.. ..s. ..
Ontario and Western.. .. ,
ylvanla v
Jelphla and Reading.
Kouthem Pacific
Southerly Railway ...
. do, preferred
s<t. Paul.
Union Pacific ...
United States Hteel. . .
do, preferred.. .. .. .....
Wabash
do, preferred
Great Western
im
Min
looTtjio:
3S&
sm
9.30
8.70
8.60
1-w*
CASH WHEAT-
No. 2 red 740744; No. 3 do 71
2 hard winter TliiQTl; No. 3 do
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldest ET.tabll.hed Office South.
COTTON STOCKS BONOS 6R1II
Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally
market letter and market manual
mattM on application.
L.J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN
CofrupondtRt's Capital $250,000
REFKRCNCC. THE MEAL DANK
PHONE 1417. PRUDENTIAL BLOC
H. M. Atkinson, T. P.
Joseph A. McCord, CaiMer.
Third
Capital
Surplus
Dr. A. W. Calhonn.
Frank Hawklui. Preildent
Tnomaa C. Erwin. Ae»f. Cashier.
R. W. Myers, Asst. Cashier.
National Bank
$200,000.00.
$300,000.00.
DIRECTORSi
Frank Hawkins.
H. if. Atkinson.
Joseph A. McCord.
Safe Deposit Boxes
For rent in our vaults in the 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 invite
you to call and inspect them.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Following table give* opening range and
clone of the New York coffee market 'for
today:
Ojwntng
January* 6.29-4.J&
February 6.3J-6..V*
March «.4ML4S
April 6.45-A35
THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY
Home Office. 100 Broadway, New York City.
F. W. LAFERENTZ, C. P. A., President.
C. E. Manwaring, Vice President. Theo. Cocheu, Jr.. C. P. A.. Sec. and Treat.
BRANCHES:
NEW YORK—Waldorf-A.torla. ATLANTA—Fourth N'at'l Bank Bldg.
BOSTON—Exchange Building. CHICAGO—Marquette Building.
WASHINGTON—Colorado Building. PHILADELPHtA-wBellevue-Startford.
NEW ORLEANS—Henuen Building. SAN FRAN8I8CO—Belden Building.
LONDON. ENGLAND—I King Street, Cheajmide.
ATLANTA BRANCH 1015-18Fourth National Bank Building..
rim,.
6,20-6.25 {
6.30-6.3S I
6.40 6.45
C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Telephone. Main 872.
Cable Address, Admit. N. Y.
A I* I
Mi,
June... .
July
AUKUftt. 6.75-6.85
8i*|iii*iii!ii‘r.. . . .. .. ..4J54.3I
Oetol>er.., 6!D-7.'»
November. . .. . .6.05-6,19
I ie«*»*mT *er 6. l*>-6.*i)
steady.
6.454.55 j
6.55 6.6J
6.60-6.79
6,70-6.75 f
6.90 6.9.*» |
li.lW-6.iki 1
6.19-6.15 j
WM. L. PEEL. President.
ROBERT F. MADDOX. Vice Presldsm
THOMAS J. PEEPLES, Caahler.
JAMES G. LESTER. Assistant Cask ar-
JA8. P. WINDSOR. Assistant Casblsr.
MADDOX-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.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
►
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone, Main 8i>8.
GEORGIA.
('ftieajre. Nov. 9.—H»g*—Edtiuuited rv j
eeipt* tt»day 15,1-00; left over 2.932. Mur
ket hteady to utreug; light $606,374: mixe«|;
464/6.45: heavy $'>.75^1 ft.4.'*-; rottglt* $5,630 j
Vattb»—Uftttmaied rereipt|i l.iftri. including |
1.5)0 western. Market steadr.
Estimated feeelpta 6.mud. Market j
weak nnd 10r lower tiuiu WorfiiewSay; ua •
tin * ?3.15fi3ii0: iretteeu* ».5?>fri.5t5; iauibit
$t.2Tri?7.^>; western lt.^nT.25. •
! r DECATUR, GA, fig
BONDS
Scaled hid. Invited by undersigned until 6 p. m„ November 2 j, ISOfl. for
nil or part of l.uue.
Honda dated October 1. 19««. Mature In 30 year.. Annual Interest 5
per rent, payable ,emi-annua”y. Denomination tlOO each. Bonds validated
and incontextible. Certified cheek for 1500 must accompany bid. Right re
served to reject any or all bid.. Mark bids "Propoeal for bonda"
JOHN A. MONTGOMERY. Mayor.
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.
