The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, January 12, 1907, Image 16
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
BATUHDAY, JANUUV U. Utfl-
sum k was
; ' HSI J BUSH
Liverpool Cables Were Low-
er Than Had Been Ex
pected.
SPOT WAS EASIER.
In New York Bears Were
_ Aggressive. Forcing Cot -
ton Down.
New Terk, Jin 12 — Iaflua*nr^-«l I** weak
nhlN mini smaller faking* tbmu rxpeci
b? spinners In England for the week. t.
local ration market iq-rued *Mk I rwoG
- /^nUnued after the mil. will* further tie
•r lines of 1 points There WM .9911,6- wl:
|nc by oniabler* through commission boonen.
but the t^ffarlnga were malulj fruui largo
local operafftra.
Disappointing Advlcen from Liver
pool flatunlay morning Induced heavy
selling of cotton futurea at the open-
Inir of the aeaalon In New York. The
tone at the atari wu weak, with prlcea
7 to II points lower.
Liverpool waa due to come I to I
point* hither.-hut Instead of Iho e*-
peeted advance, flrat prftcaa were at a
derlfoe of 2 polntn. while at the close.
%rhich »*rw*dy iirion>r«fw markT
was unnhnngetl to 2 point* decline.
A good -business was done In apola
at a decline of t point*. *plnner* tak-
The following la tl»e range lu the active
months to Urerpoot today
Open.
Low.
5M'|
5.5*4
5.831*
5 MV*
. ... lllsh
...1.1*4
...55*4
HirJm I-®!*
July Anri.i *Ms
lna« »«*r,|t«lln* 10.000 balre.
In Sun York nuukneu* continued
throuchnut the uuuulon. The beare were
anrrmlvr and lha Ion*. ehnweil u die.
poalllnn lo net not of lha market, In
vjanr nf rtie heuvy movement nnrt In*
dlMppoIntmanl at lha allaht falling In
taklnca of Kncll.h aplnnara lha paat
week. aa compared with la.i week.
A. a reentt of Iteer praaanr* and
lonca Ihitfldatln*. lha loaa at lha clot,
amounted to II to Ik iiolnla, ua rom-
pitmt wllh Friday , flnnl*. -w-Hh—tha-
* Bettmuteil rewlple Monday
IW7
New tirlaana —sj.miia lo sn.nho
Galaanlon il.ocio lo 24.UOO
Houalon ll.oooiolS.uon
Movamant ni Atlanta:
Receipt, today
Same day laat year
Incraaaa
Shipment today • ••••
Sam* day laat year
Increase
Stock on hand today
Same day laat year...;
Increase .............
TODAY'S PORT RECEIPTS,
r day t««t ytar:
1906.
54175
|l>.2»(|
b.827
465
4<*d
24
876
11.771
H.M1
4,931)
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleocy Staple.
York* Jsn. 13>-Hartlefti
Carrington: Liverpool was dna 2ffJ blar!
npruej quirt, at 2 decline *ud rTnat-d
steady, net unchanged to 2 point* decline,
larp business doing In sputa at .2 b»w
er; middling upland* I94d; tale* 10.691
American 9.Q00; speculation and export 1.000.
Import* 14.600; including 11.000 American
y H. Hacbr k Co.: Tns advance here
ycatcrday afternoon wra* doe to revering on
tbr dlarovrry that tba Block graded much
tMtter than was bellevad. The apurt was
local, however, hot may go farther, aa tbr
proportion of low grade* la not large.
Abroad, the week end figures bava bad a
laid effect. Tin* trade situation la not aa
strong and we would not Iw surprised at.
In fart, rather expect law prleet. unleaa
there Ir a decided fulling off In the move
incut ucst week.
Continental Import a of cotton for the paat
week were 124.QW bale*.
The Timas Democrat: "Actual cotton
folk ciprcaecd the t*ekef quite freely that
Hale* lu the .... r .„. .
ket for week estimated at 12S.*o pieces.
Inquiry rnlcflv for spot and quick dell?
erica. Tore of market strong
New York cotton exchange places lorrwgaa
general visible for weak at *66.556 (tale*,
against 71.935 last yaar. Increase Ameri
can 119.01 bales, agalust decrease laat year
of #.161
- r'onon-rnrr rsretpta estimated at 60.00»f.
against 22.172 last year. Heater pUrra
World’s visible supply of American 4.30.127,
agalust 4.Uv‘ 431 last Tear.
The New York Commercial: "The week’*
figures seem to Indicate that the period of
sensationally larga spinners' — * *
If next waek should dnpllci
imiTcment and tble week * takings there
would probably be a aenaatloual break In
spot pneaa.
The Journal of Com meres: "People are
IfCglunlng to study •pinners’ takluga quite
aa much aa port or Interior receipt*.
— — —.that the
retail dry
»rnbly tie-
primary mar-
feta.
t'arpentcr a heavy sellar of March at
964c.
raff or afliT f v# rymtiif.
Wcnmau a good aoller of May.
Males In Liverpool Friday amounted to
26.006 bales. Instead of ii.000.
New Orleans, Jan. 12.—II ay ward. Vick A
Clark: Markat n|iened 1601a fewer.' Weak-
ueaa of New York ptinetpally reap«uialMc
for tlie decline Future* at too much dla
count under spot*. Look Tor advance.
NORTHWEST CARS.
lowing figarta gl
cars of today, Uat waek
&!k
ATLANTA
8.
"SWfT'eiehfH
». 254i.Dc each; i
INTERIOR RECEIPTS-.
Tba foljowlag table ahowe receipts nt the
town*- ttwlay. compared with tb- wame day
last year:
19636 j
Memrima.
fit/ l-out*
Cincinnati
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
1 uerpoot. atendr: tntddttmr nptwwt*
ermi
Selen I'V—
New York
•It; mldilUtig
rt»\ iiiMMIlii*: I
, iiilditllni: 1 >V
lubt-UIng
llnatoU. ateody. lubldlliiK !•»
tiahcRtiiii. «tc«dt; mbldtltn: l *'*■
Norfolk. »tpjnly; tutddlttic l'",r
SPINNERS’ TAKINGS
AMERICAN COTTON
Secretary Heater gtv*" tlic taklmie
of Amerlmn 1»> tl«c epItmciM of
the world n- ftdloww
Thl* week 310.(100 thi« \car. uKnltiet
l»4.tio« ln«i year. 29H.noo year before
Ism
5.375
Mil ooo
nf I hi
look
• I elm
Sept
min
nga riRi 4.977
ihe year before.
Northern eplnnerw and '
I.87I.OOO Imlea thla
Hgnln*l 1.887.000 Inst ye.it and l.lbO.OAo
the year Ivefnre. S*»uthern aplnnera
I.IAO.ooo. nanlnRi I.or»5.ooo Inst \ear and
MO.nOO the year hef.ire. and fnretgn
aplnnera 2.9<»4.ooo. again*! 2.595.000 last
year and 2.791.«o« the vear before.
ANALYSIS CROP MOVEMENT.
Ana Ini* .*f the i.a.,i ,*f | niic.i
State* « .Of.»n crop m 1 . cu.i.*-: SI a|i*tw»
thnt Tex** tiR* tuarkdi-l 2 «! ImIm*.
rC*Iii»i 1.979.576 la*t »«*at and In H**|
tlther guff *tate* .*.01.71*. ngnin*! * v! i
tad 2.547.N4 In 1»M 1***7. r
Atlantic atalca XOM.aM. ngutu** 3. < .771
l*»l year and 1.322.341 In I'M !><•
Total In »l«ht l»eeeiulN>r *.L *
agaliwt 7.073,427 last >cnr «u.l v*U2.Mt in
IMI194
Oklahoma erop *o fai
25.re.-5 against >0.vV, III
Hi UkH lhV
CHRONICLE'S* WEEKLY^
REPORT ON WEATHER
New York. Jan 1.* -(Mr teh-gruplile ml
rtrea from the Mouth thl* et citing ilcmoes
tlfat the weather ha* been fiiionbb- on Hi.*
w hole during the nei k When mh, |m«
fallen the prcrlpltntlou ha* U. i.
light m n rule, mi l temp*'
each; chlckena sellvo.
I'eklu. 85c each: puddle,
full feathered. 46c each; turkeys active, 14c
jmitnd.
MtKHHKD 1*01'I.TIlY—Oeeae, undrawn,
.dive. 1049124c pound; turke/a, undrawn,
dull. 15411 o’ tNiuud; bens, umlrawii, fancy.
He pound: frlea. active, 14c pound.
l , ROIHtCK—'Tennessee Ml.* aud bones, Sr;
Tennessee sausage, 6c; lard. 10c pound;
hams active. J4c ix>und: ahuuhlera active, 9e
INWitid: aides active. 10c pound; batter, ac
tive. 154127V |M«uud; beeswax active. iSc
iMitind; honey, bright, active, 8c pound;
honey In I pound blocks, active, 12c pound;
dried apples. 6c pound; white peaa active.
Cbushel; lady peas. |3.00; stock.
tl.40«1.2r
UAMK .
neftvc. 5c each: ducks.
each; ducks, mixed, active, »c earn; wild
turkeys active. 16r tniund; rabbits active.
Wr enrh; atpilrrela active, fcc each; <>po«aum.
deeaaed. active. He pound; opoasnm, Ilya,
II 00; at mights. Sl.fiOffj.m. pineapples. Flor-
Ida »tock. per erate. |2.on. Orangaa, Florida
•lock, owln^ to id*4- aud condlllon t*n ar-
'oill ftitijapbiev wlnte^vaSetCi. ih.dcr,
E Pt barrel, tt.S(N.5f); fancy, «.76}i4 (•».
rape*. New York state. In 5 pootut baskets,
t'nnrnrds. CranbeiTlea. fancy dark
l*ape Coda, per barrel. J|,’ no; Jcrveyp'tll (V).
rrwpe-fmtL Fjmm itwk. owing to site
nud color, per bos II 604*2 60. I.lmea, Plor
Ida’stock, par hundred. 60c. Nuta, fancy
tnlted. In boxes, per sack of ifio, active ht
14.60 sack. Peanut* In sack avernglug ion
|Hiotula tacit, pwlug tu grads, per pound,
v|:<}fiTARliki-mp, h-w
tTvrta crate; SblJJeT^atanSard emie*.
> pound: cabbage, barrels, 2c pound; egg
plant avtlvci gycft crate: cncnmhera, 12.on
erate; mrtimwn
fancy, active, s&fio
active. IJ.flilfiJ.Si crate;
92 66 erate; onlous. dry,
'Irtsb potatoes, active,
I; celenr, .fancy, 75t|ii.V
re. Ns rfiitr: okra, alt
) emta; cfinIMower. nc-
tettoce, headed. Il revfff
btattve*. yellow, aetlve.
liPMIuev, white.
... kraut, half barrel.
rutnbagn turnips, IV- Htrawheril'e*,
crate.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Ur»lT*«
Ttttf »ip«Im>» el *&■
Itln, ».rk,l, loAll.m*
«»d tb. Sou lb b*i m,il,
him • raMfalMd
ihorllr la bU ,,-eUllf.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
KA)*EOr STOOL
Atlantic c’oaat
American Sugar liaf
Anaconda
Atuerl-au l»comotlva. . .
do, preferred
Ant. Mmelting lief. . . -
do, preferred
Atchison
do. preferred . .. ■
A liter Iran t’ollon Oil. , •
aw. Car Foundry . .
Haltioidre ft Ohio ....
Brook 1/u Uapbl Tran.. \
Canadian Pacific ....
Chicago and Nortbw’n. .
Chesapeake k Ohio . . ,
Coiorado Fuel k iron. .
Caottal Leather
do, preferred .....
Chicago k Great W. . .
Chicago. M.. k St. P.. . .
Delaware k lindsun. . . .
Dlatlllvr a Securltlag. . •
Illlnota Cantral . . . .
Am. lea Hacnrttlaa . .
Loulavllla k Naabvllla.
Mexican fentral . . .
Missouri Pacific ....
NAME OrSTKE.
forth*re
Jaw York Central.
Norfolk * Western.
Peantylvaala. . . .
People’s (las. . . .
Pressed Steal Car. .
Feftffierf-.::
matk+ktrY-.:
Eorb Jilaad. ....
do. |ir.rmml. . .
Oolinl but,.
■mlb.ni .
Boulh.ro Hallw.y. ...
do. pr.frrrod. . . .
*lom8b»*l»ld. . ... .
Trnn. (*o.l * Iron. . ..
T.,., k I “.rifle. . . . . ,
Union l’«rifle
United mate. btml. . . ,
do. pnfmM. . , .
Vfl. Car.rboaleU.' . .. ,
d& praf«rr*d. . . . .
Weatern Union
Wahtab. .
do. preferred. . . ..
Wlarooaln Central. .. ,
do. praftrred. . . . ,
r.
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TIPS FLASHED
From ‘Wall Street.
flpeelnl to The Oeorajali.
iPrubt lla/wartl. Vlek A Clarb.)
Now Yvm. Jan. U.—Ixuduu uiarbof Irrrf-
ular. nm«ttr aroaud pnHtjr. The high carry
over ha* depressing effect. .
The proposed finaaclng of Pewnsylvaala» i#
not regarded *.» unfavorably, now that the
iilaiis are known. . ..
The fhort Interest In the market la gaM
to l»e «uualderable. nud U»ej will proljaldy
l*» covering lip'll) cxpectgtion of good hank
at* t emeu t.
Money shows a distinctly easing tendency.
Mt. Paul la wild to lie nearer, and a fur
ther nilviin- lotlny not unlikely.
i'«HHe*r altould do Iwtter.
Thl* la the kind of u rally to sell storks
Would rather buy Muuthern Pacific than
f'nton Pacific, although think butb a pur
Boston wire* “Market Udilug. 1-nke
• ••pjrvib the feature. Copper liNluc .Tallin-
rack. thM.-i.ki. Royal and Centenuhil will go
higher,
louu Topic*: We esjMvt *ec tl»e pro-
(aaajatmla iwllsiis—their—attack* is—tkr ■
rkd-f today. even with a goal bunk state
nt In proxjHH-t. Bullish toue to the mar-
i I* entirely lacking i.ud there will Iw
plenty of stock* for wale on all the rallies,
rile one tei j huiM.rtaut fe.ituie of strength
tu the {driiiuloii Is the facf that the puldte
flic |
year
NEW YORK.
Tb, rnllawtni to th, nop la i
lure, in Now Tort tedijr:
—
I
i
i 155
1
ii
U
c-j
jnn
Felt
March. . . .
April. . . .
wey.. • • ■
Vl2 9 l
9.57 9.57
9.701 9.70
9*7sj F78
f.42
9.66
9.68
'ii.m
T?5
9.67
IJ4
9.72
W-41
9.48-47
9.66-87
9.64-68
9.71
9"6fl^i
9.64-0:
9.77 7s
9.9687.
9.89-90
9.92 93
9.96 97
9.87 W
9.78 79
Joiy
Aug . . . .
(let.
111
9.69
9.64
973
9.69
9.77
967
9 63
9.79
•9«
9.63
9.78
9.61-61
9.60-62
LIVERPOOL.
Tb, followln, flm (b, emnlnf rang,
• nd r(m>, rompared with ynlerdajr:
Jinnarjr'PVbraarj "!!il
PrbrnarT-Mirrh I.
Anfaat-B«ptamb«r ......
StpIMBbar-Oclobm ...Ail
<N*lobar.No,amlw, I.M
('ioaad atnuiy
NEW ORLEANS.
Jan. . .
|Tab. . .
Marrb. .
April. .
II1
I'JIIIO.iH
11 ill l ii!
16.2i110.ij m,*i iu.45 i<i
10-24 10.2t|10.21-23 10.45-48
10.2010. Jb 1 > 2" .’1.10.45 44
Closed liarcly steady.
10.28 24 10. #50
10.27'I0.2* 10.27 2XTO.S4-SS
10.31 -3340.67-59
10.941 in.:k. m.*iio.suj
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
Special to The tjcnrglan.
+FT«*m-44wyw* rd. Y’lcb k Ofairk.i
-Chldvigor Jan.- |2. -gpectilatlon tq -wftrnt
cas again limited, the range of prlcea even
mrrower than on the previous day and
In* ilosi- at almost precisely the same fig
ire* A RtublH.ru undertone appeared to de
elop nn.l ahurta appeareil to lie uueaay.
The fa.-i that the market failed to weaken
materially, despite Ha manifest absence of
speculative support, was beginning to at
tract u little attention.
Speculation lu corn was United ami price
change* correspondingly small. Home of
the cash houses ware selling July, and thero
all— •
thi
. lay .
covered May. The market waa a little
easier early, but recovered later.
Speculation In oats waa of small pro
portions, lint the cash trade waa here ac
tive. Nevertheless the rash trade waa
materia!!) hampered by the difficulty lu
securing sufficient cars.
“ Cl
The Chlrag
(ialna of
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
l i nt It Highest patent, |7*.oi; t*c»t pat
•lit 14M; stiindnnl patent. 44 25; half pat-
•nt f.W; spring wheat patent |5
COHN Choice red cob. fia, ; No. 2 white
kV; No :• ybllow. «7c; tnlxcl. r.:v: old crop
hol. c. •«-. .dd crop No 2. C3c; n. w Tctuiea
•••*• white. 62c; crack corn, per bushel. 70c.
2.!“r
11dle, &•(.•; No. 2 iuIx«n1, 4;ic; Texas rust
•r.s.f 54c. CoWlen i**t* 47c; Hurt 70c.
Mi;.M. rialn wnter ground, per buihel,
Ih»1I»*.1 1*0 pound Jutes per bushel thV;
siiuill bnlea Si ..*>
•d. II.J-'; do No. j
c llermuda 9v.
nearly 160,000 barrels overt Be first week's
put of Inat yiar were made by the Min-
polls mills laat week. The Northwestern
iler'a report, advance copies of which
wars wired to Logan Urynn, aaya: ”The
quantity of floor turned nut was 261.075 bar
rets, agalust 147.226 In 1906 aud 291.275 In
IW*. The mlUa are running «t pretty good
’hickory’ thl* geek and ought to egalu
make a comt»aratlyely large amount of fiour_
As f.» trade hi mor. MltmeapoHa mill* re
port no Important change Hales laat week
mttged from light to fair. It la doubtful
If aa much flour wag sold aa wag~pro-
duel. Home mUla reporte.! shipping dlrec-
ii* on old orders as comlug In fairly
II. but other* got ao few that It waa
tlcult—to—keep—lo uparatluu.—Reports,
from ontalde mill* oa to buaineas Itear n
.re fnvorahle tone. Hoineatlc buyers seem
... hnve *hown greater Interest In fionr. aml
miller* nre ho|H>ful a* to the outhNik In
Kastern morketa The foreign situation np-
|H*nre«l to tie n shade better ’’
***■ *• *'—- 1 — - materlnl Ini-
» In 1 corn rc-
liic.macqiieiitlnl
TONE MS FIRM
IN WHEAT MARKET
The movement of cotton for the week and
season, aa compiled by Superintendent King
of the New Y ork Cotton Knhnngc, is a*
folio V6I
Report of a Cold Wave for
Northwest Caused Fair
Buying.
uodAi a no onop sbj* fut/nq j|tj M*il|nq
pwoj.v |«oo| aqi qi|M enoj tnjg u |m.uoij*
Hgavoi laeqw aqx~Tl o»r 'o*a»iqj
COTTON MOVEMENT
DURING PAST WEEK
THE CHICA00 DRAIN MARKET.
Open. High. Low. Cloa*. Clot*.
■ntIv. the total Is still
—el by no
early pun
-xporter* ea
thnt the t«»»al I* only About oue
thiol .*f that of hist year. A b.mmI portion
of this year’s toialnes* Is to llaiahurg ond
Itiittenliiin. and It l» clalmeil that no for
ward bualueaa Is Iwlng trniisacte«|. The av
erage dally cxiHirt clearance* of corn for
Jwimarv of Iasi year were 1.013,000 buabala.
cflUiipnred with an average for the flrat
Harley
I >4; Hints drift
re t •» b. Atlanta
n un* haiua 15*. |(ov»
hams 10.(W. Dry will
<••. 2d.26 pitunda. 10 :5
C» MW; F'lprciue lanl
pomiil. 8 60.
GROCERIES.
HI'CAI* Staiidard granulate.1 46 0A. New
York refine.1 i\, plantation. 4%.-
CiifTKi: lb»i«t.H| Arhucklc* 416 M. hulk
lu bag* i'f b«rri'U. grei-u. llfilJc.
HI it-: ( a ridliia 4» 3 ti74c. accor.llng m the
full '-ream dairy,
13 vnw; No 7 ,
ok grit*.. ?• pound
eight. fJOl case’.
^MmiiBer’ahliipr-ra of out* claim ao act!
demand front the Raat. but that their oper
ation* arc tiii>re aertouslv hauipcr«u| by the
car scarcity thnn at nnv time thus far.
Larger s!-lpp»T* were Ineilne«| to I.H»k upon
the Kimtcrn demand *■ rather uu»den»t«*,
but It was notable that all .if tlie smaller
shipper* Sere retaining aalea
ProviAlot. apcclnllsls claim Mint tnirk amt
r|i»i -ire not a* well held na lanl. Hwlft
w.i* gheii • r«*«llt for the Mg purchases of
Inr.i vestenluv. but l.a.k the May ilellv-
erv prtnrtpaltvr January HHtmy told at
i,.o wMo a dUiount to nmk«‘ giasl all nf
Mf i l.iliua .it an actlv•• • Bali irs.le that
«teie ......-lit Lard was counte.1 as legit
lliiit.U bolding H better |»l:iee than other
.,i,«Pi. t. us the iiperation .»f the pure fiasl
Uu u .h t.Hf to adjust It, valve nt a
rel iil.i l) higher level.
WORLD’S VISIBLE
SUPPLY STATEMENT
i weight. $! •“ • *»«.■ Itvaistratei
i te.t.mlA I'-IM-o !>•. . Hoklns
nw It
cho
lu.ik
I pot.nd lira I'- lliiaat InaJ. S *.<
i ..riitvl IhmJ. I:- ' cas**. Vatsip, |i s*.
| Hlrtip, New ((j ifiiii*. J5c .guHoii, ror
i gallon. Cuba ST*- gnlbm; (leorgla cab
I Salt. 1«V poiuul ^x• Axle grease f! 75
pound. e»V Tomato***, 2 |noiu<I. fi s
\ pound 6? 23 Navy bean*. t.\ I ban
B»*st matches, per gros*. 91 i2.
roiil. t»4tl7c |a*r pound Hardli.es
t.i d. 4.". .7. cnae Potash. H .‘5»i ' vi
P.-OIOD* 7V Bom*. 4 pl> cot ton. Hi
The worM’a visible auppi> of cotton,
compiled by Secretary (tester, of the
New Orleans Cotton Kxelmngc, shows
an Increase for the week just dosed
of 153.924. against an Increase of
i.H.ul 7.9.052 laat year and n decrease t»f
13.307 year before last.
Tin* total visible 5.194.127. against
’.,219.303 List week. *>.423.47.1 last year
.iti.l » 611.296 year before Iasi Of thla
the t dal of American v*tton la 4.-
269,127. against 4.161.303 List week,
4,osj,4.'»l laat year and 3.Srt7.2t>< year
In foie last and of all other kind:
i-luditik Kg) pi, Hrarll. India, eu
t*’t : intl.inm. ..gainst 1.067 0fl0 last week.
‘""•N 1 1.348 ana lust year ami 524 ouo >ear
May 76S
July.... 764g
CORN-
Jan 39»k
May 43%
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40
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HESTER’S WEEKLY
COTTON STATEMENT
He**retary Hester, In til*
t the inoveiuent of col
In the movement Into
with the *ev .
List year In round figures of 293.0fl).
Into sight,
ya eliding
I’ bef i
The totul
otto
ah**
visible Mipplv
In.
narcil
date last year in round figures of 293.on
nu Increase over the same dii>A year liefoi
last of 175,460, and an Imrease over the
an me time In 1W4 of 128,'JQU.
5'er-tl»e eleven day* of January, the to
tal* shiiw an Increase over last year of
360.0AI. mi Increase over the same period
year before Inst of 324.o»i aud an Increase
«yer the name time In 19>M of 2S3.AdA.
I’i*r Hie J33 day* <»f the season that have
elnpaed the aggregate t* nhend of tin* 188
dnva of Inat year 1,3l2.ono. nheml of the
same day* year before Inst 316,000, aud
ahead of 19ft< by 1.846.<m>
The amount brought Into sight during
the past week has Ihh-h 427.854 bales,
against 224.689 for the seven days ending
this date laat year, 252.342 year I a* fore
l«*» and 29),541 same lime |u 1904: and for
the eleven day* of January It has been
710.011. against 84*2.55* btst year, STACT vear
liefitre last and 499.831 same time lu 19d4.
The III. • veined I since Hepteiulier 1 show*
reeelpt* at nil I'ntteil Siatca |a*rt* (i.452.-
9U. against 6.333.173 last vear, 8.215,2>*9 \i*nr
IhIoiv last ami 6.352.171 same time In 1904:
overlnml s.-rnee tin* Mississippi. Ohio niiil
I'otoiune river* t«» Northern mills and Can-
siln 641.70?. against 471.14’. Inst year. Ski.-
5H9 year Is* fore last mid 521,003 an me time
III 1904; Interior stock* In excess of those
held ut the «lom* of the commercial year
549.885. against 572.Cix Inst year, 635,656 year
liefore Inst and 421.955 same time III
Hiintherii mill* takings 1.0*4,000. against
1.09.311 last year. .'7:.:»> xenr liefore lust
and 89A724 same time In iM.
Foreign i-xpiirts f..r the week have Iteelt
251.313. against 22i*..:»l • Inst year, making
the total thus far tor the season 4.576.
41*. against 3.756,1?.) last tear, ail Increase
.if 820. W
Northern mills taking* ami Panada dur
lug the past seven .lav* show an Increase
of 40.703 a* compared wDli the .*«>rre»iMMid
lug pcrbsl last year, ami their total takings
since- Heptcmlwr I have Increased 83.443.
The total takings of American mill*. North.
Mouth and Panada. Ihu* far for the aeu*mi
have been 7.470.915. against 7.892.IK* Inst
year. Then- Include I 37 ».7xl by Northern'
spinners, against |,S3?,33>
StiH-kv nt the *cubo.itd and the twenty-
nine b>aillng Hoiithern Interior content have
lnerense«l during the week 17,681 Imles.
against a decrease .luring the corr.>s|Mitiilliig
in- period last »ens«.n .>f II. :*9l nml are now
1 . I Srt.023 larger than at this .late lu 19*.
.il !. Iiiclutllng st.s-k* left over at putt* nml
Interior town* from tin* Li-t crop nml the
iiuntlier of bales lirongh; Into sight thus
far friun the new er.q.. th>* supply to dale
Is 9.023.*54. against T. 'J.aH ft.*- the *.une
e.i*
light ns a rule, nml te
kucUi-i. The . ift'p U
acsle. nml In w.-«t ami mu
id'klug Is still lu pritgrea
Vlrk A ( lark
. _UU~ | ***«w»\. 1
shail. 5i»u6'V; bu< k sha
ALONZO RICI3AR0S0N & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building. Bell Phone, Mmn 8.1S.
T ATLANTA. GEORGIA
v.rk ..f ISfl.i!.
impnreil with l::*t yeac >>f
an Hi.‘reuse compared "Bh
vear before last of 74.All
.. . Aiid'A. \ bililr auimb’.uf tai-:
»t *n a.- iil»i»ve there is now afl.iat atnl
! held in dreat Hritalii anil continental r..,,,
• Kutii|fl> 2.6’,9.di(d. against 2.763,000 last'iHt*
vear ami 2.42S.00O veor t-rf.ire last. In llog.
' Kuvpt 725.000 against 2o4.o.ni laat >ear .
and 7" > 0.10 vear before last. in India
46.1.0011, oentnst T.’d.aoo ium y®nr ami
1S4.o-‘'i -ear befote lust, anil In the
• against 1.781.-
l.(too year before
>1.324
United State
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Below Is given receipt* today un
mated receipt* for tomorrow
Port receipts 328.257 163.296
Overland to mills ami Pan
Ada 64.415 36.449
•Southern mill takluga CV») bl.iOO
leases of stock at Interior
towns 15.921 13.818
Brought Into tight thus far..431,748 216.927
Total Crop Movtm«nL
This Last
Year. Year.
Port receipts 6,454,755 5.383.787
Overland to mils nod Pau-
•d* 639.870 457.657
•Houthern uUII takings......l.oet.oiw l.ngh.oou
646.522
WEEKLY 8TATISTIC8.
.From I
Following It
ton on Friday, January 11, as made up by
the NeW York Klnam-ml Pbronlele:
~~ TTEiT
YY’eek,
LnstJ LasP
1 YVeek.l Week.I Year.
Visible supply ...15,99.5645.2^4.56^5.43Id*
"Pori ret-elpla
Port atiM'ks..
F.Xi»orti.,,
Interior receipts
Interior shipments..
Interior stock*
In sight, week !
Wtrre Heptr ‘
191,941
Wok’s an
Aim-rlniti
KxtNirts ..
Hpec.il.lt lo
Korwanlei
Tidal si.*
Atm-rletm
Kxport-. v
Receipt*
312,936; 311,945 16t.l»
1.827.45>i. 1.292.535 1.014.551
247.7C3_34X149
244.181
262.121 253.817
695.564 ' 713.804
405.912[ 431.925 215.183
1.7178. W9T77:.:^7.313:ia
Llvorpool Wookly Statement.
1907. 1 IW. f IHOS."
3.000, .-.rtxi
104.0W- tr.-.iEwl
74«.00'»i 1.137.*
643.ni
19JJ001 8.i
999,(1
W.flW
9c.K.fW0
862.000
119,18)6 169.HIVI 15l.ffifl
n K2.000 I38.flm
I'-e Hept. I |2.04fl.(JOfll,9H6.'8i>i2.3D5.nno
Anierleau .. ‘
Hti»i k afloat
Amert:
KT.ntM |38.flHi 13h.ll
1 12.flkt.000 1,9H6.<8ii. 2,305.(9
1.667.00OJ 1,558.0* 2.0l4.ot
1 493.QP0 M6,nft(.
1 41l.00fH a».fli*V 25».u
at Id lia .
■orporations in uee«l of fuuda aud the lieara
au Itaoe their i-onflilcm-i* In duplbmtlou
from time tn time of the lYuuaylndiln
•*r. F.»r the jireaeiit, Imwever, amfii «i
.Hires will likely l>e the signal lor heavy
•dlliu ninl lower prices; rouaeqheuily we
v*mh» md Silvia*- tin- pun-haae «H atis-ka ex
cut on very sharp recession*. While we
Mil he qub'k to take profits. Pottotr will
drift h>
and we udvlae thnt It alionld
heuerer sharply advanced from
(his level. Wheat Is a boy on
•M
THE WEATHERREPORT
LOCAL FORECAST.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The pressure la very unsettled nml un
evenly distributed over the country Dalny.
It has decreased coiialib-rnlily during the
last 24 liidira In the lake region. Mississippi
amt (Hi-** valleyd ami west of the llockfea.
Elsewhere It has Inereuaed. The center »»f
lowest preaattre Is a trough extending
anuthwest luto Texas. Alt area of high
barometer has developed In the northwest,
accoiupnuled by lower temperatures, while
a arciiml high la centered over New Fug
land.
Aa « result of the eastward movement of
Hie area of low pressure from the uorthweat
there has been A general rise In teuipem
the states In the .Ml**las!pp| vnl
. ..»t * * ‘ r -* ■
III* TeUliediw-i
ley nud eastwanl to the coast, moat marked
llot
morntng
at a-umuhtiv -of at«Hons along 4he m»fthevt»
lioNlcr of the map.
Tim conditions favor probable shower*
nml colder weather In this section toulght.
fulr and colder Mundny.
Minimum and Maximum Temperatura*
•nd Rainfall.
Obaervatloos taken at I a. to., fltb merl-
J. J. BARNE8-FAIN COMPANY
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
Atlanta,
which Ini
Imwii vsr;
the prislin
eat her
Jan, 12.—The
iirt-valli-il during this week has
•letrltaii-iitnl to nil hrnnrln-s ef
. business.
Ill the line of fruit, apples have taken
the l»
tug been held sir
the
ATLANTA. . . .
Abilene
Amarillo
Asheville. . . .
Augusta. . .
Birmingham. . .
Bismarck. . .
Boston
Buffalo. ....
charleston. . . .
4Charlotte. . . . .
Pblcago
Plncinnntt. . . .
Corpus Christ I. ,
ltnveuport. . . .
piidiro Pity. . .
Kl f’aao. . . .
Fort Smith. . .
Ualveaton. . . .
IfaTre. . . . . . ,
Huron
Jacksonville.. .
Memphis
Meridian
Miles City. . .
Montgomery. . .
TnaRvnTiC-. vt
New Orleans. .
New York. . .
Norfolk. ....
Omaha. ,
I’a lest I ne
Pittsburg. . . . ,
Portland. Me. . .
Portland, ore. .
Hi. l,oiitN. . . .
Nt. Paul. . . .
Han Franclwu. .
Savannah. . . .
Spokane
Tain|i*
Taylor
Thomaavllle. . .
virkshurg. . . .
-t
. 6* f 74
NEW YORK COFFEE.
The fullmvitig figures give
range nml ehme of the New
market for tovlny:
March.
May. .
in’ iMfriniifl | *V ’ ,
Vurk ’coir,, er; ™l«r.
Canadian Pacific Wa»
Strongest at Opening „f
Session.
LESS THAN POINT I P
Bank Statement Wr c„ n .
sidt-red Very Favor
able.
New Tork, J*n. 12.—ITncler i r ,.
•nre ot • very lining bank return il"
day'e market Improved c-nniinuaN,
from the opentnc of the
ended at nearly the top. The eair .
c..h of M0.500 waa .boy, a , .x'T.J
and ao wu the decreeee of j,-,.
In Inane. Awn regaH rtf lh,», , _
aurplua reaerve Increased h.ssjTm
thereby reetorlnf a oompnraiiveiv n'.
voreble hank poaltlon. Under the „
coura*ement of thla allowing ,i r ,„,
oua elforle were made to bill up r,n„,
and In certain dlracllone they met
a fair degree of epcCeee. Ht p„,i
Southern Parlflc and Union Pa in;,
were eepeclally etron*. Uie awv«2s-
In the two flrat named revlvlna u„ m
riant etory of an alliance between hi
two brought about by a comnumii. n *.
etock hotiTIn#,. In Union Parln, H, ,
Ing. Copper end other tenure the .1.,,
Ing III of (he *nnri Ihtercete up|., a ,,d"
lo be the main power behind the ,„i.
vnnee. Never!helemi, the demnneir .n
wn« kept up w the end. and the , i ,2
waa etrong.
Ne«v York. J.n. i:.-Mnat of il„. r | n „—
of prlee. nf atotk. were .ilvnii^. i-.u,?
•linn Poem, up V Ontario nml wv.t,,.
ffAluod H. a. did for Poumlr.v nml s.,.,ik"
ern I nrlllr. t ntnn Poi'llle u|t Ilnltlm...,
nml Ohio u, Kt. Paul N lv„ „ *
ninrtml In S lilnlier. 1
Interent chiefly centered In the h«n,
Ktntement, which wan quite an fnv.-r
able In character, an had been aniP4.
paled, and following the puhtienn,.
the market touched top flgurra
day but cloned allghtly under th,
hlahent.
Uovemnient bondn unchanged (,.,‘ire
bond. Arm.
— MINrNQ STOCKS.
ftoaton. Mean . .tan. 1»— Opanlnc «r„ .<
A.M|,||tlire 5; 1‘opper Rnnc, Sf: ftnli
OiHney tiM: Shunnou a; Tnmnnuk tp-
North Unite 117.
THE LONOON STOCK MARKET.
•Ifpmicii
AnialgamatiNl Popper
Atchison ;
<la. preferreil
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
do. preferred
Illinois Ontral
Kansas and Texas
do. nrefeired
I/niilNvlHe and Nashville
New York Central
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and Reading ...
Southern Pacific
Phle, Mil. and Ht. P. ......
PuIon Pacific
rolled Htstes Htefll ..........
do, preferred
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
The weekly statement of the New Y>»-k
Bonk Association shows the follovrliif
Reserve on all depoatts Increase IMftLtU
llcaervc on deposit# other Chsii r«B* 1
State* Increase. fL82O.05fl.
lewns di-crense 1856,906.
Hpc.-le Increase 84.65.X20n.
Total loans, 81,fl46,Rfl6,7(
Hu nka now Imld In excess of |cj
qntrenients 88.640.70fl. against 812.706.-
year and 82t.496.275 two yenra ago.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Following ar* lb*
PloRi-il steady.
old.
• Iiiipiitinn i ill re iimum , ■
fresh stivek •‘tuning tin I U.'^k
in sieAily demand nt |irb*»*s
f.lT.Vi, niWuriBiig to qunlllv
Oranges (lint are inuilng oil the market nl
prjseut an* »lnniiig.*i|. ninl they have Im-.-i
selling from fl.,.Vii.*.2.*> ernti*. auronllng it
site. \YV look fi»r Hits rlnsa id giMsU |<
gl.it lhi* market for a week or ton duvi
Vet. ’*»»» "bit 6"vs| fruit e:iii |>e hail Ii
selling lit |u!•*••* ranging from S2.Stfi3.J5.
Pineapples selling at fr»m |2 7T>4f3
llanans wiling from *•>. it rr. o.»
bunch, nworvllu* lit grnib*
Ti»ugerlues lu nnub-rali-
nt from 82.5ud8.5v
({rape fruit same price .*1
ileiunud, K«*li I ug
Tlier
Inn
past
• table* litov lag
TonmtiVCS Selling fro-
I.cttuci- from St.6ofiJ.M |***r diuiu
Cauliflower frttni^ Stil>v per pound.
We «|i» tuvl lot*k for much to m<»ve b
Hue (rout Florida for several wret
i.ttlo
ntlitlMgn turnips ’and
Imnlsh mbbnge r. imiln lu active il-mand ut
prbes prevailing the previous week.
Ill the Hill* ivf poultrv. dfi sseil In’lis are
lu gi*>i| di-maud nt l:' 1 *
H-M- I ii-mmul go.s! m.
l.lv
pw*.
Fgg* liv'vfiJJ 1 ^'
Market very u
it sines* in nil tltn
, .. turkeys 17
and gi>*i| on itiew-r-l stvs*k
i 37V|fi4.V; fries JufiJTs ; geese 6*.
3.30-5.35
5.865.10
3.46-5.45
SPECULATORS.
Those latercateit In Htocks. Potion
drain can learn aotnethlng of lateres*
adtlresslttg
J. 8. OLIVER,
tit Auitell Blflg., Atlanta. Ga.
Southern Representative of
CLARK GOODMAN A CO.,
New York City.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, ST0CK8, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PR0VI8I0NS.
New nVl'eana and*Chicago"Boards of Trade
New York Coffee Kxctxsaae. ....
Associate Meiulu-r* LlrerfKWl Cottou AMt.
i m BaeuE mV* i’blcokvi Corrasnond* nt a.
J. 8. BACHE 4 CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER 4 CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINT8.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
LIVE 8T0CK MARKET.
'hlcngo. Jan. 12.-- llogs lt>*.-lp-s
vrket steady: Hwhf
25fi(i 36; heav v fit .*>HK*,.i..; iioigti
9; pigs 85 60fi6.35, torker* Kl*h*> 45
chivti-i- heavy 84 4*>tl6 5T>
‘.lttle- Hoce||i(s 4i*' Mark-
ATLANTA, GA,
|4«i* t'»; i-mvs 11.4-Vv,
ft6.25: • • Iv 83 3'll*;
,*5.851/7 t
h! prime
ini-haiigevl;
-Her* ir ,v
,*3.35t/7 1 * 1 *••••> Ic-M’uu llhii, atugik-2 I
t»ts m\TT.-‘ie,H i;-*7>rr«.6h I
Hbecp-lti-ii Juts J.iisi. MarkeH su-a.lr; i
v.-s L(-¥,5r>. western *83.4fl4*;.W>; 'v,. ;
Hun K.MpUfl.. Limbs 854)7 75; westetn
fl7.5
u R ^. Pre » d,n J- A - C - THORNTON. Vlca-Pre.ldent
H. T. INMAN, VlcePrealdani. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahlar.
JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aia't Caahlar.
Capital $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
W. J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
1114 Fourth National Bank Buili
Bell I'koe. Kit
[ding.
TLANT.
A, QA.
H. Fairchild. g, j, Vfhili
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW 0RLEAN8.
Mem here:
Loiton Kiel.anga. New Yofrk Coffea Bichanfe.
New Orleans Board of Ttadt.
■“ * “ ‘ * Trada,
New Orican
New Y'oik Cot tun Nkclutnke.
; r un * 8,oek L.^«L coTrSK^gsiM
CH,CAOa a c* Cothran!
ed for te-