Newspaper Page Text
14
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
V( .DAT. ZAM1MRY U. twr.
j Enormous Movement Does
J Not Argue Well For
Better Priees.
LET FP NECESSARY
NEWS AND GOS8IP
io< the Fleecy Ht»pl*.
C’ottou Weak in All Mnrkets
A1 outlay and Priees* Ruled
Sharply Lower.
S>w York. Jan 14 Th- cotton market
■t the opening w«* active mill 2 it* *
lower The hear month* Were affected tin
tnnat lien \ y receipt* nnd rnuseqtteiH
ilnuKudn After I lie e„JJ lb« bojlug im
J„iih1 (itel the Whole list rallied sever"
points Prices nt New Orleans alartei! at a
rfl'llno .of & <»j 7 imlnta.
Sentiment In Liverpool I* growing bearish
a tel fit! urea In that .enter open eu.-ti morn
Inc lower than .In. ...» the ebbing quotation.
In the American markets. ilauaMf tn^rii
Inc prices 6 to 6 points lower wouM hav#
l.e.'ii n full reapon*.* to the decline In New
York. Inti In-tea.! first price- were ea«> 7M
to a |mlnt* off. an*I at 12.lt a further ile
elllie of I to J point* WM« recorded. T [e
market at the clow waa eaay. k t«, 124*
C hita Jotter than the tinal quota Ilona of
t unlay.
The follow Inc !» the range to the aetlvs
months In Xik'ifpool-ludaj-- r -
open lllch
Jnminrr February JW $-6<
M.rOi Aj.rl! £ £ £■<;
Mn v .1 line fc Ah 5 L w-w
s« M. Ml
M-.t rolitll.il.- Ill’ll, y. iH-IUHT. inlliii
j;..... al . |Kiluu .If. IIII'-. inlkltm mill-
dl A In t.lv#r|»iot rqust In 1* t
tK.int. Ill Auirll. mi nmnny irax .nythtna hot
•Di-ournctiic to the frletnl* of cotton. ami
aotuethlnc rlnar kin to n stampede waa pro
flpUate.1 Immediately after the opening of
the market for option- in .New Wk- The
lone* were thoroughly demoralised, and
liquidation by thla element and aggrraalve*
lie'— of tin* Iwar- forced prloea sharply
lower dii rl tic the find hour, with art line «*»
a large -. ale retried
The opening
during th'
further dr
Low.
6.45
6-47%
Special to Thadloorglao. *
(From Hayward, Vick Jk Clark.i
New York. Janttarv 14—J. S. Hache A
Urtraool due about 1Q4 lower. open-
uiand 8 lower at C.kkti aalea ..Mr**"
ran ll.ono; tpeeulatiou and oaport 1.000; Im
porta *.000. Including 23.000 American.
irenerally fair weather la Indleatad for
the rotton helt today and tomorrow.
Sale* of prtut clotlia !u Fall Hirer for
vrrk 166.000, places 1'roduMiou 220,(wO
piece* Deliveries 226,000 pieces. Present
atocha not ***r U6.fr* plcrea.
i on Saturday 60,€20 bales; to*
ran re# ».W0 halos,
of Commerce. "Ere* the
e bulla would not <d>Jdtf*t to
(T In the present enonnouf re
I Edited by ,
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Uraiy. nrratj-flra
im' nrorlw** at ml-
MMMMIIMtMtt
.ID in Malt baa •ad#
bin • r»«r>l»*<l
Ihorltr ta M»
... nt. H • I ml. In m'llln* ilay auil
buying October against ll."
—Tho TInma Humoral 'A merino ciport*
era for the moat part now refuse to offer
to the continent grade* Iretter than IJv
erpool folly middling Iterausc of the aertooi
difficulty encountered In the -filling of com
mlfin.-nt* of tMIMT counn “
H|M.t demand In IJrerpool continues utm
tau.-d, hut futures are eaay. With no let
up In the movement and outside Interest lu
speculation reduced to a minimum, we fear
that the reaction will estend further be-
fore prices look attractlre to influential
* l./vfrpool rn bleat "Small, tin trow mar
ket; Egyptian and confluent selling '
r.ition I.M»ka heary, with rery little bur*
Inc* Vffilte Anfood artter nMInrch
Mttrheil bought alw.iit 6.UW May at 9 6k.’.
Think It la for Weld.
K. K. Cone big artier of Majr no call.
Cone bow buffog an *
At 1066 a. m.. Kfbll
Hay.
ami Mitchell selling.
... _ . hill offertug 6.600 March
W under May.
Following are II a. m. bids: January
9.26c; March 9.4le: Hay 9.67c; July 9 64c
New Orleans. Jan. ll.-llavward; \lck A
tinrk: IJrerpool waa due tdJ« down; fu
ture* are Mffo down; apot aalea at
quota none a point* lower.
ru-h In deinnnd for actual cotton la about
over, and that the movement will now tell
n priees All depauda on Interior holder-
..c . fmyera around lie f«»r
rk also bwyliig^ln thin mnr
Aiualgamated 1
Atlantic Coact
American Sugar I
Anaconda
American I/vomotlra.
do, praferrad . . ..
Am. A (nett log Itct. . .
do, prefarrad . . ..
AtrMaon
do. prefarrad . . ..
American Cotton Ott..
Am. Car foundry . , •
llaltlmore A Ohio . . .
Ilrooklyn Rapid Tran...
Canadian Tactde . *
Chicago and Nortbw^B.
Chesapeake k Ohio . .
Colorado Fuel * Iron. «
T'entral Leather ....
do, preferred . . ..
Chicago k Orest W. .
C hicago, M.. k Mt. P..
Delaware k Hudson. . ,
IMatlller'c Securities. .
Erie
** do, preferred . ■ «. «
Oenerai Electric . . .
Illluols Central ....
Am. Ice Beenrlties . .
1-oularlUe k NashvMa.
Mexican Contra! . . .
Mlaaonri Pacific .... <
.. r*mkn better. Iiut every omit arram
another l«ear attack In New York.
Montgomery wires; "No cotton offering
In the iuteiinr; spot prices are above par
uppnrt; continued do
W
1 lli
T
fMOtO
>M.|
Jnn
Feb. . . , ,
TTSTO
*. i*| ,.u
■*.*»•**
9.34*26
9 46 47
April'. 1 .’1
May
Jnty.V .* .’ .
Aug
«*ct
•■69 $6S
9-63 9.64
tlmt
'EM] Ml
k5j is
9.4* 9.41
rrltM
‘f'iirkki
9.39-41
9.48-#
9.6254
9.37-66
9.60-51
9.46-46
164 -i>;
9.71
974 75
978
9 68-69
9.60-«^
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
HAMB OF STOCK.
Cooptt .
firM '
NiMBor rr>cx.
N. V.. dot k w.
N.tloo.1 Utd .......
‘.BnarlrmnU
C«:::;:
Pacific Mall
8M4IB..
Hcpublk
Rack Uiand.
do. prcfwrad
t'oKM Kuim BnMwr.,. .f. .
do. praUrrW. . ......
Bonibm P.ddc. . ......
fioutb.ro lUllwaf.........
da. praUmd. . ......
filOM-fiboffl.ld.
T.nn. Coal * Xroo.
T.u. 4 P.cUc, ........
Union P.ddc, .........
United fil.tM Med. ......
do. prafmod. .
V. ,-f.r.Cb«ulc»l. . .. . «i. ,
do. pnttmi.
W. tt.rn Union.
WabMb.
do. preferred.
SM:
97 J »7Hj..
im..
"»ii »hiV.
Mt
an* Wk..
NEW YORK.
LIVERPOOL.
x>e following rlre. tbe openlsf n>«*
end elo^, compared wltb yetlerdaj.
Future, opened aleadr. — s
Op.nl ur —
IUnrr. Inn. Cln«e. Clow.
J.nn.rr (.« 4.M .... t.Wk IWt
Jen.-Feli i.SD 4.MM led* IK 5.M
- Ikk *.«t—
14 *•—4
Keb.-Mar. ..k.a 4<*4 ....
Mur.-April 4.K k.d'
Aprll Mty —..MT 4.M4 8.M4 mi
Mar-June AM 6.47 l.U
June4ulp ...ft.40 4.47 ft«H ft.<24
Julr.Autr. ...ft.44 4.44 t.444 Ml
Aug.'Rept. ..5.40 4.04 (.« ft.-4
Hept.-Oct. 4.3 (.14 ft.»4
Oct Woe (.» 4,84 t.»4 6.34
Clcaed hdI
NEW ORLEANS.
• Tb. following ll the ring, la collo. fu
ton. In New Orleau. todur:
JETT
i sUJ
10.06 !0<V7|P*y):^;l».2t "4
— .;;::-|itri)i-wli9.a-a
io.oc io o4 ft. in: »:i
I 111.06-07 10.23-24
10.09; |0 '>9 1 • 1 ».; , 7CS
; 10.12-13:10 31 33
10.1710 K. iT.pi .V.-S7
9.71 9.60 I 9-76
•UPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
* OJAX . .
AmalgatAated nipper ilivldeml'exij-ciedou
Thur**lay. An ln. ivaae la mnahlerejl llWriy.
The fgiindon market f«r Americana atruiyr.
Late prices show Advance of from H to ik.
jp-ss
and 1H higher. Thera la no fear of any
dleturlwbre In wlllemenl.
IlYtdmrg rcporle grral acrtrllp lb Iron
nn<l price, rldiig
lloaton la bogfiinliig to .w.be lojIbe fact
tb.t Copper dork. Botc not hegww lo til.-
room odv.nfii* l» Am.Igdu.inT dlrWeiid.
which la gen.r.llr hxtke.1 for on Thornier.
MrrennUXe ogoui’loe ropurt continueuee of
beerr hnelneee In all line.
The beerr aliwms In the nnrthweet bar.
col earnlnge for Jennerr. oiberwld- rail.
road elroitlon la ■■ wrong «« orer. Meeket
proliahlr open higher amr bc.tr lr«Ul.f In
f’oppere looked for. ’ .
Home of Ibe lerge.1 operator. In tb. dtwk
■erk.t .nil r*premmt»ilvee of_ gome of lb#
Hat will h* noted, beginning perbapo todar.
From all we ran le.rn. uoner will work
eaeler mid day eerier In our oplnloii,
’dork, eboul/l be lomgbt on erer/ week
•pot. We addle the pnrrba,e of Hootbem
.I'.eldr, Colon Parlde. Atrhlriin, Penulrlye-
ole end CUIengo and Nortbwedern; alio
gen] luduetrleU. ... .
Town Topic: Tb. Urge gddltlflo to tho
anrplna reeerre. will tend to enlUt eou-
Odrnre In the Immediate hluneUI dtu.tlo.,
while the reeppeartiiee of Important lb-
tareda on the l.orlngalde will make the
abort, appridienilrr. The atoek market will
llkelr now further Improerment, hut the
ruling ta of aurb a peofeaatonal ebnrae-
In'rlew of tb. burlhg that baa barn go.
lug on In the Pcn#«rT<
Traola group, aa a
the long pull, and bellere that they
appeal more ami .more alrobglr to Inreat*
nieut lolereaU.
Southern l-acllle and Union I’aettle neem
to l>a hrrnklng awar from the lolluence of
the Inreatlgatlooa. and thahettar appracla.
tton of the Hontbern Peetde, In' wbleb It
for then, atoeka.
_ g rally.—bnt ahoold ba
all imlgee.
Wheat market la ao uarrow and pro-
feaaloual aa to illarourage apaculatloa.
THE WEATHERREPOirr
LOCAL FORECAST.
For Atlanta and Vlrlnltr-Falr t.mlgbt
and Tueadar; not ao warm tonlgbt; colder
Tueadar
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The eharacterlatlc feature of todnra
weather chart la an aitenalre area of high
preaaure eeutered In MonUna. aeeompunled
L - mi low temperaturaa In Montana and
•Me liakntna. Orer the southern half <>f the
roontre high temperature, prevail, ranging
bore 40 degree# nt inoat atattona.
The weether orer the greater portion of
the country la fair, the exception being
snow or rain In the northeaat.
The odraace of the high iireaanre area In
tb* uortbwctt will eauae Jalr weather In
thla section tonight and Tuesday; oot ao
warm tonight aou colder Tueeday.
Minimum and Maximum Tamparaturaa
and Rainfall.
Obserratlona. taken at ft a. bl, tith man-
dlan tlma.
HARRIMM STOCKS
EARLY
Activity and Strength i u
These' Issxies Caused u
Strong Opening.
ADVANCES ARE M.\I»E
Priees I*ater Reacted
erately on Some Protit
Taking.
Aew \ ork. Jan. 14,-Tbe leading f. • .
of today’s situation were rouipnrtii. .
rates for the use of money, another
gnu to dart tha week with by the
at.the auhtrenaary, aud a generiillv ...
ful London market. Under ihcar f
eondltloua there waa fnrtber irunr..,.
tu tba early dealing, on the dock i.,
and **peelal strength In g few In.n, •
lauuet. Houthero Pacific waa liouglii
peralsientlr and displayed greater nil
than anything on the Hat, reHertii^ .
hope Inspired by.the recent earning* -■
manta that fnrtber raining of the din..
If eonlerapltted.
Colon l r arifle wan aympalbeilrallv ...
ami HI. Paul roaa to tha highest ilic
baa reached alnre the new auharrh.ii
privileges wars aobtracted from the nut.
price.
In tba ladiutrlal department the Cu,;.
and Btaala ware atrong on the good r.’.’
Inspired on Iba trad, reports, lint mm
of theae few Inataueea Ibe mark." «
rathar alow to reapettd to the nuart.*
outside conditions.
Call money lending at ft |.er cent and .
tier, a large credit plllug up In fnv„r ,.f,
banks la tho goveruineut otehaugea ..
out the moat farorahle anlleli.atlou r. .,
SST:
Juu«*. .
SSf-.-a
_ ..j y (kolnf* low*r ini
•truing iu*R)»iou 2 (“ 9
h*«l In'— — A
• III unit lH-*ri*h «pln
nr* III* lnflu«*nr*a ml-
- nffrrtintf !h** murk*!
Tii iU- r-..iTii.vnr.n'trt.
nrr* taking flgun**
rr.TT^" winrTmmttiF
’Vofli ri.ininf'frtal rrttt tw nf 1ntrn*»t:
• The market wue adiamed Hnturday aft-
rrti»m by ike story thnl wna mod arinely
elreulaled to the etTm-t Hint tba weakly
figures were going to be very liulllah. II
was reported Ibal aplnnere’ takllig« would
to- Inrg. r than the ttV'dl hnlea of Anierleen
inllon taken by the world lad week, rllla
tnlk wd* xlrrn *«*rlt»u* -Itcntlon- «*n«»ufu •«»
tn T*ntjw»* * )«HM*lnt ;Tb*» Ikur**#,
hf.trrtrr. Inalrml of Ih-Iiik l*ulll*h. t»iri».*i|
g.iit idMirlrii Th* *pliin*r* tnklux*. In*t*a»l
«tf ImIiic lit* 46i.nii» tu 47n.mn l<Nik*i for.
wvrr giiiiv 316.117 huI**, which I* only I9.<* rt
liitl*- art'llt*r Him* for il>* wim* «**k «*f
|it*i vwir. nml fhl*. In th* f*c* «»f th* fuel
thnl th* In night for th* w**k In 169.162 bnl**
en-iitrr thjttj for th* Min* rwk ln«i y*nr.
At thl- tlint* of th* yenr tnklnyn nhould In*
runiilug hravlnr thnn th*Wremnnt. hut thin
w*tk ili'onn th* in*»v*m*nt 119.631 bnl*n
■r*nt*r tlinn th* w.*rbVn tnklne- N*v*r
f u th.- history uf rutin* wfln thlr knqwn bC-
fun* nt ihl* Tim* of th* jrtur. Th* Incronn*
tn th* vtnthl* nupptr-of 119.631 bnlr- f»»r in*
wt-ck f4.mi.nr*- wllli »» fi**rt-»n* tlnrin* tb*
«nm* w.*k 4>f l«-t y*nr of 49.166 Tt* flfl
tir*« nr* |M-rbn|»n tb* mo*t l>*«rl«h of th*
*".41 !l n m. n prlvnt* rrlr* nnld: "CM*II.
Mlbio'il. Wllnoii nml KHInr rnbllnn th* mnr
k*» ll !«••»»• -b k "
Furl mat**I r*c*lptn tomorrow
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
EU(1H—Candled, dull. S*’.
Liw: POI’I.TRY—llena. arrive. J74«40e
i»n*h; chl*k*nn nctlv*. ***h: duckn,
P*kTii. X-* **« h[_pua.!l*. 260*V WB T «*##*.“
full f*ntliPrMl, 6&c nnrb; turkryn nclirn, 14c
pound,
nm;s8i:r» foc’f.tnv—o****, undrawn,
nctlv*. |fHC12H* pound; tdrkrrn. uudmwn,
dull. iJVfclflfcc |Mtuml: hrnn. uii'lrnwn, fancy,
14c pound; frb*. a*t|v*. 16c pound.
PROHl'c’K—T*nn*nn*« rib* and Itonna. 9c;
T*nn*M** mump, 9c; Inrd. 19c pound;
n*m* nctlv*. 14* iHuiud; nhouldcrn ncur.n, 9c
pound; »lib- uctivft*. 10a* pouml; butt*r, ac
tive, tfAiii.’V pound; li**nwn* nctlv*, 26c
pound; honey, bright, nctlv*. fcc pound
hon*r in 1 pound bl* — -- !
drl*n a •
<*AMF Quail nctlv*, 1244c each; dovea
active. r>c *nrh: ducka, Mnllnnl. nctlv*. 4<**
each: ducka. lulled, active, 26c each; wild
turk*y* artlv*. 16c iMiund; rnhhlta active,
19* each; atpilrrela ncilre. Me each; opoaaum.
dr**a*4|, net|vc. 11c pound; opoaauui, live,
-rllt*. to ltoond.
FRt ITR- Lrmona. fancy M*a**na. RM
6.00. ftaiiNiiaa |ft*r bunch, culla, active. 90.'fi
ll.00; atralthta. Sl.Niti2.oo. lin*appU*a, Flor
ida at«*ck, i**r ernt*. 62.00. Orange-. Florida
*to*k. owing to *1i* hnd condition on ar
rival. j»*r l*»*. 61 7&ft2.oo Apple-, choice
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointer* on Proviiions.
Bn
New
m:. iftv?.
16.090 to 17.WO 14.921
•/7,'RWto 9.109
N*w ttrlenna....
tlrtlrctitou . % —
MoTcmeOt at Atlanta
Receipt* tmlay T..
Batu* dny Inat ymr ....
lucre*— a
Hhlpmetita t«*»1ny
hum* duy la-t year
Increa— 1.3S»
lit or W on hand today 13.111
(tain* day la*t year, Jj.lJl 1 **
lucre*— 4.202
Th* cb*** In New York wna eaay In tone.
Bi t Fdl26 peliita lower.
8POJ COTTON MARKET.
York, danr; mbblllnx 19 70*.
63.26ffa.fift; fancy.
atm* applet, winter rarletiea. cnoice,
harral, ls.26ifl.60; fancy. 63.76C44.09.
(trap**. New York state. In 5 pound bankets.
Foucorda. 29ff22H«' I’mnWrrl*-. fancy »lark
4’ape foow. per barrel. 612-99; Jcrueya, 611 99.
bk u 1.1A 4 lrn l*a fruit, Florida -tm-fc owing to -It*
5 ? and color, ‘per Ih.» 61WV§2.ri9. Llmea, Klor-
-■ Idn-vfnrk, hundred. *v. Nut*, fnncy
loir'll. In Ih»i**. |ht aack of 190, m-tlr* at
•4 59 *aclr. Peannta tn aack nvernglng 190
pound* rnrh, nwtof to gnulc, per - pound,
4l}ti6f,
VKUKTARLKB—Reeta. cabbage crate*, 'ar
rive. 62.60 crate; calduiff*. atnudnrd cratea.
2c iKMind; cabbage, bnrrela, 2* |Muiud; egg
plant active. 62.09 crate; rurninhera, 62.W
crate; tniuatoea. fancy, active. 63.6n crate;
touiatoea. choice, active, 62.0944126 crate;
Italia, round green. 62 60 crate; onion*, dry.
-••tire, 76i' bu-hel; Irlah potato**, active.
No.*1. ftHffltc bu*h*l; celery, fancy. 76(1*6*
" ^ active. 62.X crate- okra, alt
—... -__.$2.60 crate; caiiNfiower, a*
rive. Mil"* ppund; lettuce, headed. 61-60(f
1.225
Special to Th* Georgian, —
1 From 1 lay ward, Vlcfc k. Clark. 1
Chicago, Jan. H-Bartlett. Frasier 4
Carrliigtou; Data ara firm on light offer
Ing- and acattered buying. Buckley aeema
hate good buying ordera at JMfcc. aup-
P*»*e*l to l*e for Ftavey. T. E. Well* baa
been a fair aeller.
Wheat opened atrong and higher on the
-toady cable*, higher northwaatera markets
and the unsettled weather. 4'ntnint**ln»
houaea generally wera buyers, but the o r .
dera were for small nmounta. Crowd bull
lahl> Im lined maluly l>ecauae a couple of
b*cnl abort* were big buyer* of upa Hat-
l«y, and that there waa a large line of
ups taken thnt were only a short way
from th* market. They figure that sell,
era of the privileges might waut to cover,
•tol not fludlug such for sale, will have
to |Hiy up.
Cables unchanged on wb*st and H up on
corn.
Car lots nbout aa espected.
Receipts of boga 62.090. with 6.699 lef*
*ver. ngnUiNt au eatlmatn of 4N.909. Mnr*
ket fdilOi* lower.
Weather unsettled, with pr-rlnltnt|on
throiutliout ill* grain belt, which I* unfu-
romtde for the movement of grain. Feci
••ndly to wheat, cm and onta, and •**•
If tn*} -hould ll* Umfht ou nuy soft
Spots.
l'rt»vl*b»!
being, nm
Tilt;
tiur Liverpool house cables:
rilve; prices ateady. t'ori
«inaller -upplle- "
-upplv chniige
OPENING IN WHEAT
IT HIGHER PRICES
News, Both Foreign and Do-
mestie, Was of a Bullish
Character.
Chicago, Jan. 14.—Th* volume of trade
In grain was somewhat better, aa a whole,
but th« orders were generally amall. The
top notches reached were not held, aa the
offerings Increased on all the hard apota.
t’nah grain trade waa quiet. 27.009 buahela
wheat selling here; also 6o,<*)0 bushels corn
and 166.000 bushels oata. The aealmard re
wltb
Tense
75* huahei; ...
live. 6MI70i' huahei; kraut, hnlf barrel. 63 75;
rutabaga turnips, IV- Hi raw berries, 25c
crate.
lubl.Uliig 10 7 164-.
Houston, Steady; middling 19*,*-
Memphis, quiet; middling 19 9 16c
Wilmington, steady, middling 194**
\..rf"lk. dull; middling lii»%c
|io-to'u. steady; middling 1«V*V.
Liitl* R"« k. -tesilv: middling JO I 16,'.
Augu-tn. quiet; middling I9\*v
ht. l.oula. quiet; mtddllug H»Sc.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVI8ION8.
■nt. 631*'; spring whei
CORN -Chob*e r.*.l con. m-■.
a.-: Ni» 2 yellow. f!7c; inHe«l.
•hole*. ITS.'; ohl 4-rop N.> 2. 63* - .
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS#
The following table shows receipts at tha
Interior towns tclay, compared with the
saute day last year;
whit*, fcv. N.i 2 mficd. 4‘*«', Tevaa rust
proof m,-. li.ddeii i*nt* 47.'; Hurt 70c.
MI.AI. l'lntii water ground. |">r bushel.
62c; l-dti d Impound Jutes jwr luisliel «!*«•;
Phot la*, while*. IL7"'; innllMin 11.C; browu.
11 pm* brim. 61 tnU."l bran, 6U&.
Burma feml. 61.25; Victor I. H 2*\
ll A Y—Tl umt hy. choice large bale*. 11.9:
do chub’* -mail l<*i*s 61 .<•. do No. t
Wheat, last
lout week. In*
1,941.990; Inst year. Increase. 1,6k*.-
>o. corn, laal week. Increase €76.»W0; pre
Inns week, Increase, L2>'|.u»i; last venr. In
crease, 842.900. Oats, hist week, ileereaae,
2HK.ni*'; previous w.**k. decrease, 156,000; I a at
year, d«*creaae, 237.'V‘. *
The wheat market act* n* though It had
M-elvi'il some long wheat Higgins has
cell n —Her her*, and Minneapolis and
I'udahv now selling -otn* May. Lake a»ld
early, and now taking It bs.-k on vlathle
flgurt's. Nbiughter ha* a cable itnylnfc tier-
many will Import 40 per cent leas wheat
Hum Inat year
Aside from
May bird by
prok talon* come fn
mill have l»e*n mth .
pul deinnnd Im- la*en through brokers who
uri* quite certain to b.< ii. tlng for the
larger packer- The t‘udnhi I’li.'klug I’oin-
puny Im — openly Intiight a little May lanl.
Market holding flrtn ni the lulvauce, not-
wliii-tniidtiig henry hog rendpt- lien*.
The t'hb ago Journal lin.-no* Ayres ck-
tiled The-Northwestern Miller "Wheal
tinnenring I* about (lulslied. th* yield will
!*e alniitV*
•ouv 5 per cent over lust year, mid the
quality g«**d."
low 11 'Jralu Healers' Aaf.•clarion eat I*
male iV. iH»r cent of the out crop has left
iiitiiDT.t* iiitmU-, that coin nlll grnilc l per
'•eni N" :. 67 per cent No 3. 31 i»er cent
No ♦ > per cent no grade th* amount of
com fed compareil with ln<*« \.*ar will l*o
els. c.»rn 7M.90O bush'd-, compareil with
1,163,000 and 926.000 buahela, re-pectlv*ly, a
year ago
4’lenrnnr** for the day w»*re 233,f*T bush
el- of wheat, 681.000 buahela of corn and
9,nno hush-l* of oaf*
The visible supply of wher* lucr*>a*«>d
631,609 buahela ami com lncr*«**d 676,000
bu*hela, while oats decreased 26K.009 bush-
els.
HAYWARD. VICK 4 CLARK’S
NOON COTTON LETTER
Nsw Orleans. Jan. 14.—The favorite opin
ion la professional circles at present la
that ths principal rush In demand for nc-
toal cotton la about^over^nd that ^now
SSTtSri^wfil moS? eeadUj^teU cm mar-
kata. Action !• suited to thla belief, and.
In th« absence of public support, prices
are giving way to thla selling. !<ark of
faith and loas of confidence, owing to the
continued heavy movement, contribute to
the weakness. Liverpool alao appear* struck
by thla wave of bearish sentiment, futures
there aobwing nn Initial decline of *&10
polnta, against 6fi6 due. Spot price* are*
lower, with foul aalea reaching ll.'Wu.
Opening €47 down, our market wna *<">0
forced lower by a sharp break In New
York. The heavy discount under Bout hern
spot values seem to lie no check to tha
aggressive weakness there, for which n Imd
contract without representative buying
onatltlea, aeema the only rational explana
tion. How much we suffer by this weak
ness waa clearly demonstrated today. As
•000 •• New York halted for a while,
futures here Improved* rapidly, although
fear of farther selling preaaur* there la
crippling enterbn** generally. Jthort mr-
erlng supported futures ou a close ap
prise!) to 10c for March and the large ills
count under apots lessened the dls|"i*lrion
to sell. Although checked by the decline
In futures, there la a ateady demand for
spots at slmiit H lower quotations. Fac
tors' cotton la not aa freely for Mle aa
expected,
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
for today follow
Previous
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
WHEAT
Muy—
July. 76S
CORN-
Hsv.. 43\
July 43S
OATS-
SK::
I'OHK-
Jsn..
iJb IS* 159
si*.
16 4'
16 7)
16.85 16.474 16.85
» 39
9.40
95TS
9 62S
July 9 47*s
hlHRS
Jnn
May.. !♦.<*' 9.l7»a
July. 9 27*4 9 39
4’AKII WHEAT—
'17S 9.
15.99
16.46
16.60
9.20
9 42*9
9.47*»
97V4 I.62H
$ !:S ?
9.49
S:S*6
N.. 2 r..l 73V»: No .1 .lo #»». nnmtnsl:
No. 2 hnnl 23ii74S: No. .1 ilo 73L: No.
1 norriioi-n sr-rliur No. : <io ,442s#:
No .1 sprlnu Cfi7»: No a corn ffiSn-fV No.
3 white 4,'H; No. J while outs &U36,
NORTHWEST CARS.
Tb. f,-Ilowlo* flfurra (Its tn# Nortbwrat
ran or toUaj, Inst w##k and lanl real-:
Lost Ull
Today. W##L Y#sr.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
xlvsn r#,-.||iis imiajr and ml
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
\Vhonl-ii|.ono,l stondr i, hlchor: nt 1 H
v m . un-dunirpd; ,-]n«,s| tmohnn*#,!.
i orn -in,..I..-! unlot ttn.'h,n*#d; si 1 ») p.
n . >, lilKlior: oln.od '.tn, hldior.
howsTrr, ws# r Cnullah jxrtntt lower, nnd
futures were lower than du6. Rcnrlsb
aeutinient waa dominant In the local mnr-
ket. and the preaanre of long cotton
caused a further decline, which was help
ed slung by the llouaton and New Or
leans estimates for tomorrow of three times
th* quantity received laet year. Thl* enor-
mens movement Is certainly undermining
the <*4tnfldenee which baa hitherto been
sustained by the equally heavy absorption,
roles* It lets up. lower price* are In pros
n*. t. Such bullish considerations us the
drv gi"M|* situation and the eagerness with
which mill men snap up all reasonable of
fering- 4»f apota are lost sight of lu the
fear that the heavy receipts. If continued,
portend a much lowwr level for futures.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Georgia—Fair Monday and Tuesday; light
to fresh south winds.
Virginia--llaln Monday, warmer, except
In extreme smith* cat portion; Tuesday
rain, colder In extreme southwest nnd ex
treme north portions; light to fresh south
east wlnd-
North t'nrnJJna—Generally fair Mmnlay
hud Tuesday, except rnlu Hominy In ex
treme north portion; light to fresh *4>uth-
west wind*
Kouth 4'aroitnn—Fair Monday aud Tues
day; light t4» fresh *4»uth wind*.
Eastern Florida—Fair Monday; variable
winds.
Western Florida and Louisiana—Fair
Monday nnd Tuesday; light to fresh south
winds
Alabama—Fair Monday; Tuesday fair lu
south, rain aud eiwder In north portion;
light to Fr»**h south wind* on the const.
Ml*al**lpp1--Fnlr In south, rain and eohler
In mirth portion Monday nnd prolwbly
Tuesday; fight to fresh south winds on
the coast.
Faatrrn Texas—tieiiernlly fair Mmi.lsv
and Tuewlay; ••older Tuesilny In northwest
portion; ll„ht to fresh south wind*.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
Following are the opening nnd dosing
quotations of the New Vork cotton a»*ed oil
market:
Opening. Closing.
.... 4lV'4.'*t 42VI4S
. . . «'* s ll41W 4IVI4.*
... 4" 'ill"* 4 '4**114
. . . X“*'i39‘, 3SW4|38V«
. . . .TH%4i4* 4‘t‘«1i4*i l a
. . . .T»M(4"' 2 4<‘\1i4I'«
January. .
February.
| March. . .
i loscd
THE METAL MARKET.
New York. Jnu ll — (ienernlly »!».•
irevallcd locallv. All grade* of e.q
iane«*.| further In the bid
Tin up **«• l» *l"»t nml neat
Lead nnd Spelter w.-n stem
lelh
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Cnipire Buildixi*. Boll Photu-, M^irx toS.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY
Homo Office, 100 Broadwny, New York City.
F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President.
C. E. M.nw.rlng, Vic. Pr.aid.nt, Theo. Coeh.u, Jr., C. P. A., Src. .nd Trc.a.
BRANCHES
NEW YORK—Wntdorf-A.torin. ATLANTA—Fourth Nat’l K.-nili Bldg
IIOFTON—Exchnnr# Bulletin*. CHICAGO—Marquette Butlittn*
WASHINGTON—Colorado Hull,tin* PHILADE1.I :IA—B#ll#vu#.Stratford
NEW ORLEANS—Hrnnrn Uutlilln*. SAN FRANCISCO—Rfldrn Btilldln*.
LONDON, ENGLAND— 4 Kin* Strrrt. Chcapalil#.
ATLANTA BRANCH t01S-1S Fourth National Bank Building.
0. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Talcphena. Main 172. Cable Addraaa. Amdit, N. V.
W. J."
Accountant and Auditor,
ATLANTA
Abilene
Amarillo
Asheville. . . .
Augusta. . . . . .
Hlrtnlnghnin. . . .
Illsinnrck
Itostnn
Buffalo
4'harlestnn. ...
hariotte
« % h1rngn
Olnclnnntl
Corpus Christ I. .
Hnvcuport
Dodge City. . , .
Rl Fn»o
Fort Smith. . * .
4 in I vest on
Havre
Huron
Knoxville. . .
Tender. . . .
I.4»* Angeles. .
Meridian. . .
Miles City. .
Mobile. . . .
Montgomery.
New York. . .
Norfolk. . . .
North Finite.
San Frand-e
Savannah. . .
bpnkntic... .
Tampa. . . .
Taylor. . .
Tltnmasvllle.
Vicksburg. .
Washing ton.
Wilmington.
The stock market ruled generally »t r i.«
during tho first hour, frith the ||atr!: ; ..a
stocks ths leaded In activity and atrewh.
The gains In the groups of *!•"** ntii.h
showed most strength ranged from : n •
points and where losses were -un.ili... |
they wexe Jteuerally for small fr.»
Toward the end of the first hour Hn r- « .
aqmr profit-ta|lug, ou which prices r. i i. j
mo»lerately.
4«overuiuent8 are unchanged and .j*u**r
bonds firm.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, Jan. 14.—Money on r.ifl
3 l-2fr& i»er .cent; ruling rate 4 j^r
cent; time loans, 60 days. 90 da>f .ind
~€ months, t per cehi?
Ptnrted Tates, sterling—exchangr.—
•4.81 1-2G$4.86, with actual burincM
In bankers’ bills at S4.654.204i ft •»:. .h
for demand, and S4.80 3-4 4)64.hi f . r < •
day bills. Commercial bills 6<&7 for ij
days and 90 days.
Hur silver. 68 3-4c.
Mexican dollars. 63s.
Government bonds unchanged.
Railroad bonds quiet.
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK’8
DAILY 8T0CK LETTER.
New York, January 14.—J. 8. Ih»eh«
A Co.: Stocks were strong Jn Lnn»J»n
this morning and the local talent were
prepared to see quite an awakening in
the stock market on account of the
good bank statement and the easing in
money rates. The advance came, hut
soon unexpectedly large amounts nf
stock were for sale, and this cooled the
ardor of the bulls temporarily. The -
money market showed closer to noun*/
rates than In months, and this ahc.U
stimulate outsiders, as interest raws'
are bound to come down If this on*
tlnues. Roston coppers are enjoying \
good market, and some sensational ad
vances were recorded again. \\*«
should have fi little bit of excitenunl
In our coppers before the week la avrr._
rs Amalgamated dividend Is due a
Thursday. “**» ^ 4 ’
MINING 8T0CK8.
Roston. Jnn. 14.—I’tsh opened at 75.
78*4; Copper Itnuge op*n»*d at l»in*v
PA8T WEEK IN COFFEE.
The New York Commerrlal: t\>ffee ha*
glvou wny cmislilerablr 'luring the n«*t
"•••*k. under heavy *4'lling by Havre. Lon
don nml other European point*. Early
lu _ihe week, prices were forced down Sro
49 points, but bnve nltixruiuely gnltiMd nnd
lost, until nt th«* ebt*' 1 of the week they
are alHiiit P'tilj points below what they
were -lx dny* ngo. Shipments tu fhl* rottn-
trv frotu Rio aud Hnuto* have been rfliu-
pnrnlively light During the week, three
ship*, carrying nn aggregate of nlamt 150.-
u»v* bag*. »*lenre«l from Month American
port* for the I'nttod Mtntea, nml this, lu
view of th* moderate sales, should great.
Iv Increaw the slock on hand New* of
the Anglo Aiii'Mlcnn loan of f3,f»*'.n09 to fh«*
-tat* of Mao Fatilo, Rraill, In support of
the vnlorlxatlnu ncheme. Im* had small ef
fect on * th" local market.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Amalgamated Copper ..)
rhie.. MII. nnd St. T..
I'hlc. nml fSrent Writ. ..
Cniinillnu Fnclflc
Erl*
do. pn*fi»rred
Illluols Central
Kansas nml Texns ......
Louisville nml Nashville.
New York Central
Ontario and Western ..
Pciiu-ylvnntn
Phlln. nnd Reading ....
Southern Fnclflc
I’nlon Fnclflc
I'nltrd States Kt»vl ....
do. preferred
107 107 jM7>. 1 •
157 1157**
W4
190% 193 m
42% 42% 4-1
76*; 76
169 >169 179
49%
\»\ 1364*13j\
IJ7< 1ML.I’
IWX,
4*S| 'OS 6>
107 tOT'.tOT
SPECULATORS.
Thnn.* Interested In Stocks. Cotton
Grain can learn something of !nt*rei»t
nddresslng
J. 8. OLIVER.
«1« Austell Bldg., Atlanta. Ga.
Southern Representative ot
CLARK GOODMAN A CO..
New York City.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, 8T0CK8, BONDS. COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Csrondelst and Gravltr Sts., Nsw Orltanx.
MEMBERS:
New tirlenns Future Broker*’ Awori*
New Orlenns nnd Chicago Board* of *
New York Toff** Exchange.
New Orlenns Cotton Exchange.
New York Cotton Exchange.
Galveston Cotton Exchange.
Houston Cotton Exchange.
Associate Members Liverpool Cottou af« 0
New York nnd ('htcagn C’orrespondents.
J. 8. BACHE A CO., AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO &LL POINTS. 1
_ Frank lUwklDs.
Inton, Y. P.
McCord. Cashier.
is C. Krwtn. Asst Cashier.
• Byers. Asst Cathlar.
Third National Bank
Capital
Surplus.
$200,000.00.
$300,000.00.
g.x*l;, R ^Iw.rd.
i th.• 11 »•• r*
the d'Vldlag luflueutv..,J
1114 Fourth National Eruk Building.
"kkkki:n. k:_ b#ii .'hoe* tit* ATLANTA, GA.
Atlauts National Baak
L. H. Fairchild. 8, J. V
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW OR LEAN8.
M#m b*ra:
N#«- Ortran. Cotton Esctianfee. Now Vork Colt## Exchant#.
Nn\ Y. rn (.•nit.m Kxchnna#. New orlcann Board of Trmlo.
New utto.m. Nt.K-k tixrlmi'.R#. Chfeacn Uo.nl ot Tnde.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Private Wires to NEW VORK i« nl CHICAGO. Order, eotl.-l ed »
ture delivery, on above ^.--iiuifiee. u. c. COTHRAN-