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Not Respond to the
iprovement in Eng
lish Cables.
POSITIONS FIRM
Iv&nced Several Points
After the Call—Shorts
Covered Early.
THE ATLANTA
» 24^—Th# follow warhel
I I to 10 polot#. The ml
_f thao had been axtNTtvd
__ There vm further buying
HtloM h» peraoni IntereuteU *
J of StnddlM here a...
This. with the deuMud from
, was sufficient to advance March uml
i points after the call.
NEWS AND 00880 ‘
of the Fleecy Staple.
J k l %2S*i c,.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
aas.
Fort mlpto today miuM early M.-
o». mlut UJC lut mtk tod ii.nl tan
The Kew York Comment*!: 'Tessas n-
- " " of from l» U.
to boro placed •
port potato to i crop 01
dOO.OOu. I river poo I eeein* n> win |wit«i «
bullish construction on renatta flfurea. l-ees
1«m la felt by cotton goods mer
* * maintenance of prea
than for taauy rrara."
ere la nothing toarisli
In ycaterday'a glnm-rs' rej»rt that we mu
ace. amt It Is evident that It la oot bear
I ably luterpreiod abroad. Aa we figure It.
** ‘ - * * a than j7.000.000.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
apprehension la felt I
chants In regard to
cut trade ana values t
them to cover _
mu take care
! going to lie burden
At time* local beam made drives at th*
market, but their offerthgi wen* itbaortted
tid reccashma roni
•ii seed oil men
•ul uion* cotton
» make a gallon _
•or quality «f ##*<l for all purl**#*#,
_ cotiou waste Is worth within !•» per
of iiildilllng cotton at New York.
r onermga were m>*on**ij
umparatlvelv alight. Cot-
eay that It takes 40 per
seed this rear than last
> of oil. which aoggeats a
■ reot
Liverpool was better than dne In resfwmae
to the closing figure of the American mar
‘ » Thursday moralng. A d^ llne of 54
ahsmi opening nuotnllona wereL|
painta down. i«rt of this darllne (•Hug re-
oatarod before the opaalng In New York; 11
•get, the enar months were firm at an aim
naw af 4 points. The market was steady
throughout the aiamon. rloatag ateady aud,
maebaagwl to I palnu higher.
Opeo. High. Ixiw.
nary ,. .l « Its s.«*
__ 1.44 6.49 1.44
mr=£P HP iS
steady it an advance of «
Id fur middling Hair. were
lama! prfiee ««f* i *.. 10 point. hlahrr,
the advance belnr Incrvnirtl atviral
SnHnc^iii- carl. trading. which .a. |
"Fha following item from New York mar
to a trii* early, jrrt It atowa (tot latarrat
In (to Brit crop la
Market open# about t Ivlfhrr; food dral
I bilnlal of •'"In* onJJta apart. AUranc# not ei-
altSkflr
»e groom.
vm • gwheral thaw ptowtag will be Impoasl-
Me. The ordlaary date to begin plowing
la moat of the sections cold weather has
teen reported la February 1. only a week
•The New York market for futures closed
steady net 10 to 12 points higher than the
WodQAodsy final a
H ■■ at all V, B. porta:
Net receipts today
haw day laat year
I Jpareaee I
TwUl receipts for five days...
' ■ laat j
fiame day* last year
Increase
46.397
•i8.:74
241411
lacrcaac
Katlamtc
ted recelpta tomorrow:
141.862
7.032441
6.670.70*
1411.(05
1907.
New Orleans €.000 to 6JM
Oalveatoo 30.000 to 2*,orn
ltonatou i«.ooo to li.oou
Movement at Atlanta;
Receipt# today.
IMS.
6.044
6.304
Same day laat yaar
locreaae
Hhtameota today
475
1,041
Heme day last year
Increase
IIIIIIIIIII i.wi
Houston reedpta wera very heavy.
The tnto-aight f«*r the weeh la «H»w call-
auateil at SW'.Ouo hales, against 447.441 laat
week and H6.4M laat year,
fables report
at
....... ...—. . bullish construction of
(he gliiiiers figures and a continued larfii
•lemnnd for spots. Yesterday's sellers have
heeu tin- principal buyers thin morning.
1 Iona ton •atlmato la heavy again, and the
feeling continues that wa must have
ahar|» falling off In recelpta before any
9.46c; May 9.65c; July 9.42c: October 9.47c.
C. m VI, w.mmS , (JY V,
Official port estimate, 61,000.
i naa 1
Petition Vaa been presented to the board
of managers to eliminate from contract
grades known aa good ordinary, strict low
mtddUng and low middling liBgod.
Ituyers: (Tone, II. Wilson. Mitchell,
Hnrltigs. Freeman, Geer, Crutchfield and
Wiggins.
Hellers: Wordsn. Norden, Gruner, Gif
ford. Parrott. Millar A Co., Medraburg.
Freeman Iniylna Mar for Parrott.
He hill offering 1.000 tfareb at 9.66c. _
New Orleans. January M.-llayward. Vick
k L’lark; LIverponL good-this morning.
They wera due 6 lower and come about un
hanged; spots 6.90d: sales 10.000.
Uverpool cables: “Advaor# canned by
Jobber# and Importers buying."
Expect free aelllag os any higher open-
lug here, and New York to weaken on
straddle selling daring the day.
The strength of Liverpool la attributable
_» the reversion of straddles. Aa New
York baa not voted In faVur of a change
lu their contract system, straddlers are
again nailing In New York and baying In
IJvrrpool, aud expect a further widening of
market differences.
tomorrow will be large, sod do
Special to The Georgian.
^ Hayward, Vick Jb Clark.)
. New York. Jan. 24,—J. H. Bache A Co.:
1 •****•'.<< iuierk»: steady itt atKHlt pwirll> f.tc
Americaua. Hank rate uttehang*^l.
Movenicut In the tractions was nnexpcct
ed. bat la fatty qtplafftcd by the settle-
mast hafwaru Beunoot aud McHouala.
•hoots sad MclHmakl are rcgarde«l as
** ‘ ■ ~ ammivy.
two moat capable uico In the cwuitry, and
tha tractions will be lifted out of tue ret
g33&mg.figS
Mom. of (to .horn «m IocIIomI to boM
»g_«ygj*r» ««« «*M»
of ItoaMFlTM.
.11 an- luaklnx Mg min.
Hank of KugUml rat. tui-tomml.
Lotalaa rnarkrt btator. Itaadln, U. L'.loo
I'orlto V Krlo H. Koathrru 1-nHnreuol
W .nil Auulgkiwml %. «»ttor nrii.n
•loot partlj. It -ta pnrtlr.ll}' .rill.-!
Ibm Ito Sow York .fork .ictou*. will,
admit to Inilluc wmal prouilurut pro
4ur*r* of roppm M ru'kuir.
Thr aull to v.jotu tto tjrrat >
from loratac iturk I. only Uamnl
point of "nnnlilu tto ntlil of I
nnoln-oCt. r.llmil «-ouiml«lta»n to i
Sort torn
1 on ito
tto Xi*u-
nppniTn
k'f do not lntvud to sto|»
of same." Tb<
the land altogMI
Boston wires: "The < a op|M*r consol hint Ion
1. . having l»*eii ilccliirctl off
"
ronablldateii
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
RtlGH—Cnndlr.1, netlrn. for
UVB POULTSY-Hpan. nrtlra.
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
tow will be large, sod do
bullish a visible supply
luto-elght
nt look f<
aa peat week-
Hpnts steady; fair demand for good
arades and hard to buy even at Hw ou
March for good middling. Think quota
tions will again lie rev I awl tomorrow and
good grades raised from middling.
Hpeclal to The (Jeorgla
(From Hayward, Vick Sc Clark.-
Chicago. Jan. It-Bartlett. Frailer Sc Car
A failure to appreciate that the
GINNING REPORT WAS
A DISAPPOINTMENT.
New Orleans. Jan. 24.—The Tlmea-Demo
rlogton.
big Increase In Interest In grains la but tho
forerunner of a null market will lie costly.
For months the list has been pounded and
depressed.^ An unwleIdy ^shortlotereat baa
To everything with bearish apt**-
tarlca. The turn baa come, sad with It la
an opportunity for profitable trading. Huy
wheat, corn aud oats oo the little reactions.
Believe wheat, corn and oata are all a
purchase, and will sell much higher. Pro
visions look weak and llkHy to work low
er; especially pork.
> relations of supply and requirement o
However, the figures disappointed
scalpers who carried long cotton ov
abed no new light on nor changed
(Silcago Evening Post: Hradatreel's state
ment of _ the world's visible gave “
hanscs for the week as a dec*rase of
J 4*7.000 bushels In wheat, compared with
0,000 bushels Increase thi
000.000. Hence the de
cllne. The New York cotton exchange voted
down the proposition to amend the New
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
t ork, ntnBdjTmMSR^^^B
N.w Ortannn. flrpi: middling M7 IS.-.
■a.innnh, qoj.t; middling 10 J «c
Norfolk. Krl
York contracts, pmvldlug for th# revision
of grade differences In February of 1904
aud each subsequent year. In addition to
the regular fall revision. Houtberuera not
In favor of a compromise were pleased. By
vote quarter grades and two or three "dog-
tall''- grades ware-eliminated!- Home-fur
ther action will probably be demanded by
the leaders for reform. The situation In ao
far aa actual cotton la concerned remains
unchaufcd. Future fluctuation# appear to
count for little. One hundred and ten
points on March waa refused yesterday for
Liver—* - J “" J, ‘— - —
Liv crpool a*tod middling, examluatlou 'New
Orleans.— flay ward, Vick A Clark.
TRADE CONDITION IN THE
SOUTH ARC EXCELLENT
V*w r«nfnrrH«l. ■ —
Shirr trudi* was good In jobbing quarlrra
TODAY'S FORT RECEIPTS.
Iptn it tto
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
TV* following table ttowo roeolplt ot tto
town, tndoy. compered with tto earn, day
top, yonn
stronger conditions than believed
*ii logic, however, can not be sp
in this Inataure for the fart that
reason for the Improve
*?W
lay, straddles n
and to this th
Ow' ofi*nlng|w
teavrever. ruled
B*S
oted d**wn there
■ now Itelug re
ahowlag of l.lver-
f. The moral ic
sal ii of I points
ilet Hue of 6 was
t pronoun*
jner "
ateady ..it an ad\
week promisee to •** around
last 10.461 fast w ar aud 2UV.SM lu
, figures are ilaldi
>| where
was i
iNiut f> hlgn
Futures.
ttanreaalng affect, more an a* imllealions
point to t leaa Kvoratde showing t*f th**
visible than lu past week The s|Nit umr.
Steady, with n s*nhI deiiiRiul for
“ * whleh ar»- In \**rv Hmlteii sup
1 to buy. oven nt 1W |M>luts on
futures ft*r I.Uerptwii guml mid
yaftardsyw and at C close' of bumliie^ui the
aatmint of> orders booked In the various de
tiartaidnta waa reported aa good. Many
hijera as* In the market at the nrr
time, aud they are showing a decided
. they are showing
cover future requirements for the
. -• - u«*w
buyers appear to ahow no hesitation over
... the underwear ami hosiery depart
menu an aetlre bualueaa la bring pul
through for spring on nil lines of light
weight goods, lu hosiery, laces are coming
to the front In much better shape than waa
ctfrn. and 467.000 bushels decrease lu oats
Visible supply totals:
Last Week.
Wheat 46.40.000
Corn 7.272.000
Oata I2.24l.ooo
Hye 1.722.000
Barlsy 2.93.000
Ilroomhall cables that the Danube la fro-
tcu over, but shlpamnts are-eipeclad to
l^st Year.
44.9CA10
14.23.000
27.616.000
START WHS STRONG:
A TRACTION HIGHER
Profit Taking Later Caused
a Loss of the Kttrh—
Gaiu.
continue from the port of Halloa for some
little Gate.
Ilroomhall cables: "India—The outlook
for the crops, la favorable. Austria—The
with touch snow am.
leading Is greatly delayed."
Marfleld. Minneapolis, hat the following
from l’araona at Winona: "Country mills
after wheat; couM aell our recelpta to them
fur next four months- today. Gav tattler
told me Monday had more orders for flour
than he could fill."
store waa sold at 7Sr to go to n Missouri
mill. A New Y'ork message to th** same
house said: “Utcal mills report flour aalea
peeled, and fiultc a good huslnesa 1s being
it through, rrlcra are steadily sdvandug
«i "
shorter
12
early ehlpi
each week.
Buyers from the Houtb now In this mar
ket state that trade conditions In their *»>'.
tlon of the country are In excellent aha
with the outlook pointing to
t ahane.
of the
- Iona are aald to be unuauatlv
while the consumer Is calllug fur
•N-ni-r-grade goods In almost everv case.
Western buyers ar«» also very cheerful over
the ontlook for nest spring, nml prinllrt
Hum -*
a big i
goods.
season for all medium aud high grade
GOSSIP ON THE FLOOR.
New York. Jan. 24.—Remember the
adage: "A large crop goes out at a
large price."
"My advices are that spot people are
still heavily short to the mills and (hit
the mills are short to the buyers of
goods."
"It will be eight pounds for a dollar
before the season Is over."
"I am advising my friends to buy; I
think the site of the short Interest Is
underestimated."
Local sentiment Is chunging In fa
vor of cotton."
•The farmers arc In a good position
hang on to tho remnant of the crop,
whether It Is big or little."
will soon be hearing of the
usual determination of farmers to re
duce their cotton acreage. It Is always
Ml!
HpotS
srlstn-e with that given It I
ter* In good demand In l.ltri|ta»M dt ,
|N>inta higher, nml futures much letter than
ket is stc.iu
aryrfis.
Mint! fumr
Jung Quotations lu consequence are liable
tm Im Airload tomorrow *od thr pr».b
differences f«r go»»d frs*lc« further wld.-u
■saving very slowly
staple,
(dating
due The local market opened *plt» inilnt
ind. although the trading ban Imnmi
lliaetlve, tins held the nd%niirt> up to
ll , *o*» Tile i roll llioveutent eoutlmies large
au*l cheeks bu\U«H enthualnsm On the
norotoua demand ami the
rice* for futures uinke„
* Almost eertnln that the
g»oeruiuent crop eslliunte of 1.’.54*.Owl ti.ib>«
will U- eouitdernhlv exeee«|ei| by the nr
tual turn out Tue xuaiAluiug iHdurtie--
nos Ibe iH-flcf thin coil*Ulli|itln|| will
absorb It all. up to nlMtut n.*E«»,o«> ltnb-«.
whleh I** the figure a*'ttle«| np
t tuiNt rtathe Ju*ig*-s us the |*r
Whll*
tost In the laat year.
Minneapolis message to Bartlett Frailer
"Hellers of wheal to strive now generally
demand good to May 31.' Bales are being
and have actually hern made
terms. Mr. Commons Monday sold 66,000
bushel# No. 1 northern to arrivo good to
May 31, the price being 2Hc over May."
DRY GOODS MARKET
CONTINUE8 ACTIVE
The New York Commercial: As buyers
arc learnlug of the sold up condition of
leading lines of staple cottons, they ahow
more of a disposition to place forward or
ders ou tho lines that arc still available.
Homo large contracts on gOoda In the gray
and brown cottons are reported In the
primary market. Aa tbe mouth advances.
It la seen that values are almost certain
to hold at the present levels, aud this
gives buyers more confidence. It la stated
by solllug agents that the delivery of tin-
densest aud bindery orders la now pro
gresalug lb a more aatlafartory manner, and
Mint before the middle of February they
will to even on delivery. Much new busi
ness ou knit goods la mining forwaid. aud
Mu* value of nil inerchnndlao for Mila sen
soil la atcadlly maintained. Men's ut-nt
agents are getting liualneaa on the fall of
Hat? lines that la of sufficient volume to
warrant the withdrawal of many flue#
voluuj
On the Higher grade gooda %dvuneea
Aa the lines a»f dress good# for
It la to In* noted that cuttera a
Jobtors are placing fairly large Initial
tbe ataplea, especially
THE 8UQAR MARKET.
New York. .Ian. 2i-local refined nml
rnw augnr mnrket ateady and am-hanged
Inst night l^ndon toeta ateady:
changed; January 6a 9*%d. February in \>Sk*l
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Ralow ta given receipts today and eati
mated recelpta for tomorrow:
Chicago, Jan. 34.—There were many
trailers to drop down nml out In the
grain pita during the sennton. Many id
the longs wanted profits, and they
opened the selling bee right at the
start. Tha day ended with u grand
shake-out of followers-men who were
desirous of making money by following
the bulls. They sold nml the bulle re
futed to abeorb the offerings. Prices
closed l-2f96-4c lower for wheat. 1-2
OS-tic lower for com and 3-kc up to
l-8c off for oata. Hog products 2 1-2(1
7 l-2c higher.
Minneapolis reported large purcha***
of wheat to arrive there between now
and May 1.
Primary receipts of wheat 664.000
and corn 458.000 bushels, compared
with 566,000 and 475,000 Inrohete, re
spectively, a year ago.
Clearances: Wheat. 536.000 bushels.
679,000 bushels corn and 6,000 oats.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
close of tbe Chicago grain market today
ijr:
Previous
Open. High. Low. Close. Close.
WHEAT—
May 79*
July.... 79
topi.... 78 T i
COtt.N-
THE WEATHEREEPORT
LOCAL FORECAST.
For Atlanta aud Vlelnlty—Fair tonight
aud Friday, with slowly rising temperature.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
With the exception of aaow at a nutntor
of atatlona lu tha lake rrgtou aud the
uortbweat. clear weather covers th* entire
of this area of low barometer la an
area of high pressure, one central over the
Hi. tjiwrrace valley and the other over
Montana. Each of these highs la accom
puttied by lower temperature. New York
reports fern this morning; at Boston a min
imum of 6 degrees tolow Is reported, aud at
tral Houtb Caroilua, Georgia aud extreme
northern Alabama.
Tbe condition# Indicate fair weather for
this section tonight nml Frlduy, with a
tendency to warmer.
Minimum and Maximum Tamparaturee
and Rainfall.
Observations takes at A a. tt , 75ttj merl-
dll*** tltnn
ATLANTA...
Abilene
Amarillo. . . . ,
Asheville. . . .
Augusta. . . . ,
Illriulngbaui. .
Bismarck.
May.... 46Vk
July... 441#
tout 4«H
Aatb-
May.,
2 1 *
TV*
79»*
44S
IS*
7T*
4oV
45 V*
Si
I®:;;; S*
top!.... 32S
POHK-
Jan
Mav.. 14..T.
July... 14.60
S'*
324
LAUD—
Jau
May... 9.40
9.424
ily...
HIDES
Jan
May.. 9.U6
July... 9.174
9.224
4.424
9.174
9.20
9.40
8.974
9.1o
9.2*)
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat—Opeoed steady S higher:
,'t»4 higher.
Corn—Opened quiet 4 higher; cl«
THE LIVE 8T0CK MARKET.
ruicago. Jan. 24.—Hof#—
Market 5i* lower: light 96.41
94.424416.424; ben
24—Iloga—Itecelpta a.0W
v v p
IA4U;
rattle— Receipt#
_ . xigtiN :
rorkera tb.iitiAtk*:
h.nvy
...,1a 9.001. Mnrker alow;
lieevea I44t7; cow a 61.5005: heifer# 12.4041
6.4*); calve# I5G*; IP**n| prime ate«T# t6.60fr
‘ iNMir to tncillum 6(.10(f&.25; atm-kem uml
.edem 82.700 4.76.
Hheep-RiHidnta 18.000. Mnrket ateady:
unlives 63.ktO6.70; western 63.50*15.45: yenr
g« 65^7506.66; lamb# 85.1&07.75: ecatcru
65«»tl7
PRICE CURRENT
REPORT ON WEATHER.
Ini-lunnM. Jnn. 24. -The Price
little nm.r,.
Imit. Illcl*
Interior ol>
forlug# light, under lunl nm*l» nml Imlillng
*-ntIiiii'iit itniong farmer#. Home ilniungt* to
oru by warm weather. I'ncklng
gnliikt CV*.*>»t ln#t year
NORTHWEST CARS.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
•Mot hand,
H'latU.'h lo
I •.urn itii.l.l
Tbe following flgiiiva give Mm opeuln; t
angv nml %Mwn» of \hc New York cofTw
iiuikct tor tmtay;
Toilav Week \e
OpiMlI
Hnn
niarleatou. . .
Charlotte. . . ,
Chicago
Cincinnati. . , ,
Corpna ChristI.
Dnrenport. . . ,
Dodge City. . .
El Paso.
Fort Hrultb. . .
Galveatou. . . .
Havre
Jacksonville. , ,
Jupiter
Kanaaa City. .
Key West.
Macon
Memphis. . . .
Meridlau. . . ,
Mile# City. . .
Mobile. . . .
Montgomery. .
Nashville. . .
New Orleaaa v .
New York
Norfolk. . . .
North Matte.
Omnhn.
Oswego.
nleatlne. . . .
I'lttaburg. . .
I'or t la ml. Me.
Nt. Paul. . . .
ton Francisco
Hnvannnh . .
Npoknn
teas
Tampa. . . .
Taylor. .
Thomaavllle.
Vicksburg. -
Washington.
Wilmington
each; chickens
Vekln* me sac"
Jull feathered,
|U J>itUSSKI> POOWBY-Ojw,, uudrawa,
aetlT*, IMintr poanrt; turk.ia, uodrawtv
actlw. IdTljr. too**I toaa^tiaJrawn, tator.
lb, and boaaa. If.
tamf. *c: tard, 10c mad;
Mr pound: ahoulil.rm arlire, R
pound; tottar,
_Mvit actlr*. -
EonJj*la b n2und ? TiCwta,'arlite. Ke pound
'aa. to pound: «UI, twee ——
budtol; jpdr P***. to00
OAMK-tJuatl aetlr*. .Ito Mrk: dorra
aril.,, to Mcb: ducke. Malian), aetlre. toe
reek: deeka. mlxtd, aetlre. Sr each: wild
terkera aetlre. lie pound: rabblta aetlre,
Ito aaeb: aqulmla actlr.. (c eeeb: opoeenm,
drttHd. actlr.. Ue pound; epoadnn. lie,.
_ tua, artlr, 1. .
DEMMO WKS
FOR STOCKS
Advances Were Madb ij
Nearly All the Issues
Traded In.
WEAK SPOTS NOTE)
Great Northern and Cant-
dian Pacific Attracted *
Attention. , _. J
X.ar York, Jan.. Jt-Tb. drad^a on t.
•tork rirhauf. tbta morulni ,
mt anjrtblm more than a fradln, mark,
uf nrr ajaall dlmrnalona. Tke bualuet
rolunt. undrrw.nt a furtbrr roatrartlot,
and prietta inored with *reat It
darinc lb. nrly heura of bualn
III altaraa, la wbkl
tba abort aecotmt aataundlak waa ho
**—••*• .*“ '-.taw than tda.wh.re. Tht
dn'laratlou of tbr tvfntar dlrldend on tbt,
Krl. prefriTd abarm .which a w»*h an
bad Iwi In aotn. doubt Impartnl anntt
atrrnilb to Brl. eomtnoa atock. and ala,'
to Houlb.ra railway preferred, oo tbr Ideft
that th, dlrldend prouMta for the latter
war, ronalderablf dntaht.ntd b» tbla an
lino. Bel la tbe nurk.1 «.nwall]t tba atr
•rae. of apontanMoa bnrlnjt waa M (on
aplcuoua aa trrr. and wlU the dmoant
from aborta rraanf, there atwtMd to th
n, ftothFr wowrr to carry oo tba adrane..
hew Yon, Jan. M.—Tb* atock mark.
drtnel. actlr..
'"nriTe^limona, fancy Mnaena. IMOQ
t.W. Uananai per Inineb. cnlla. actlr., toe®
! .w itananaa pm bunco, cuua. actlr.. roc*}
1.00: atrallhta/*l.K»:.0O rinrapplca. FIm-
da atock. per crate, 1100. Ora naa#. Florida
Hock, o art no to jdaa_and condition on ar
Yotk atat, applM. wlntar rarlrtica, cb<Hc».
Grape fruit. Florida alocb. owlap to ata.
and color, per boa, ttSO^N. (.tala*. Flor
Ida atock. p» huodrod, tor. Note.
a<rSf IW. at'tlnrar ^-•«« , .tod t:rrpp^.
mlirt. In boira. p^- aart ef MB. actlm ar
M.U. lack. Peanuta In aacb arcm(la( 100
pound* aaeb, owing to fraUr. pec pound.
”tflsaCTABL3E3tota^bh2^5tee^5l
tire. ttM crate; cabM(#. atandard era tea.
crate; cnrombCNk - .
cmt»: tomato.#, fancy, actlrj. C.M crate;
actlr.. CtWlb crate;
crate: onlooa. dry.
potetoM, aetlre.
tome ton. choice.
liaaketa. email. IJ-tO crate; cauMBowcr. ec.
tire. i«I0c pound; l.ttnce, bended. 11.609
:.*> drum: ewrwt potatoc*. yellow, acllrr.
70c boehei; eweet potato.#, white, ac.
tire, dto buah.l; brant, half-barrei. 13.71;
rutabaga turnlpa. IHc. BtrawberrlM. —
quart.
FLOUR. CRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—IIlab.at patent, *6.00: beat pat
rat 1410; atandard patont, KS; half pat
nt. U.W; aprtng wheat patent IS.
COIIN-Cholc white, dto: No. : white.
Ic; No. 3 yellow, f7c: mlitol. tie; new Tea-
kite. “ “ —
Tto.
crack coro. per bushel.
•roof.' Mci'Gotden oata. He; Bart, 70c; bine,
MBAle-rialn water-ground, per
ge; batted .dto patina Intea — *-=
Hbertal
fiVij: P
11.10; pore
''°Y—TTmothyT' choice lira* bafea, 11.10:
... choice email bales. fl-SO; do. No. 1
•loror. mixed. tl.M; do No. 1 clorar mixed
II.U. Choice Bermoda Me. Chicken feed,
l?TB^UeorgU & Tenneasee Me. Barley
The shore price# are f. i
».«7ta; bellies. ...
Hat backs. IK: plate#. *.U
los;
• 10.00. Dry nit
90.6 pounds. 10.3
Huptfim# lard,
SflO AR—Standard graaulatad 66.09. Ntw
*'cilEERE—Fancy fall cream dairy, 16c;
n#*P| saw 1 ■
11.90. Oysters, full w*L .
weight. 91.00 cate. Evaporated apples, ftic
pound. Pepper lie. Baking tofidera, 1&
rase. Rad salmon^6- «tae. Fink aalmnn
64.25 rasa. Cocoa, 40c; chocolate. Mr; snuff,
•pound Jara, 48c. Roast l»eef. 62.90 rate.
Corned lieef. 6140 raoe. Catsup. 61.00 case.
Sirup, New Orleans. flSc gallon; corn, 60c
gallon: Cuba Sr gallon; Georgia mue 66c.
Halt. 100-pound 60c. Axle grease 61.73. 8oda
.per pound. Or; mlxnl. per
Tomatoes. 2-pouud. 61.60 case;
Navy Iteana, 62; Mum toons.
... matches, per groat. 61.46. Mara-
roni* 94*i7r per ponnd. Sunt Inca, mus-
tanl. 66.3 case. Potash. 83.2603.60 case.
OPINIONS ON STOCKS.
Topics: The attN-k market I#
gradually creeping higher aud will likely
Iderahly totter todH.v, and Intrr oil
in tin* week, with easier money i-omlltlnns
trtlnlng and a good l«nl* statement ex-
|N*rli*il.
The Innit party has evidently roui|iellnl
!l Mu* liquidation |Ni#all»lr nt this time,
ml even the storka m*i*utly lM>ught to tup-
imrt the market do not teem to In* return
lug rapidly. Meanwhile, n quiet hut very
iqmtvnt Investment demand for the totter
In## of mi-urltle# linn sprung^ up. Th-
Walm#l» presldi
expiMiillitirw# for thi
retlncetl mill# to ‘
ntlvr (Mbit*
atates that the planned
thr
enrrvnt year will to
I H 'M
onmrntlo
ally
SSsHkZi&l
extendad to
Movtliaffg _ r
adrapml 4 further. Car Foundry up
Canadian f4rlfli;_ oml New -York Central
r *npeBed“4 _ |ower. »
Tho atrcugth that devaloped in- the mar "
ket Juat before the rtooa yesterday roa. ;
tinned the featura or ihe trading this
morning. Than* waa a good demand for
th# flf
the stocks all through the first, aud adr
vaure# were made In nearly all -the laauet
traded Ip. ranging from 102 points In th#
active ,
The weak atorka that attracted partlm-
lar attention waa Great Nortbarn and
Canadian Pacific. Broker# watching Tb#
trading aald that there wga a growing
OlsiMialtlon to cover aborts and some of tbe
larger traders were hnyera of stocks In
belief that an urgent covering tnoveme
urgent covering movement
(Oi atari at any tlm#.
lovernmept bond# unchanged.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
8TOCKB-
Atchlaon
do. preferreil
Baltimore ao«l Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake ami Ohio ...
Denver and Hlo Grando .
Erie
Grant fVeotern .
BUnoi# Central
Kanaaa ami Texas
Loulsrfl
Mexican Central
New York Central .
Ontario and Western
Ivanla
imtoi
ltock Isui
3 m
elphla and Reading .
I*nul
Union Paclflc
t’nlted lUatca Bleel ,
do. preferred .....
Wabash
do, preferred ....
DAILY STOCK LETTER
New York. Jaa. 24.—J. 8. Barba *
Tha stork ntarkrt has baau qulrlly atrous
wit day. Unlob rarlba. Ilra.ltni anti North
an raatfh- w»aa tba moat aetlre in lb« mil-
road Hat. HihI preferred showed aoo.1
Erie waa favorably averted by
annonueenient that tbe dividend
on arrontl preferretl would be palt
— q |
inert! laat
Idually
1 bear.
Praising Club Robbed.
Speelal to Tbe Georftan.
Brunswick, da.. Jan. 24.—The preaa.
Ing club of Cleve Abbott near New
castle street waa entered by thieves
who took live suits of clothes and sev
eral other artlclea.
Station About Cemplatad.
Special to The Georgian.
Brunswick, Oa.. Jan. 24.—The local
forces of the Atlanta. Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad are expecting to move
Into their new offices at an enrly dale.
The new terminal station la nearing
completion.
f-
Peanuta. THc. Dope, 4-ply cottoo, Uc. Soap,
n iaOIHt caae.
FISH.
7c pound: snapper, Ito pnond;
trout, to pound; bine tab, to pound; porn-
ad: mackerel Ito ponnd; mixed
no. 3to pom,
...h. to pound,
pound: roe Mud, SOtfSOc: hock shad, 1
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA, OA.
C. E. CURRIER, President. A. E. THORNTON, Vloa Preaidant.
H. T. INMAN, Vlea-Praaldant. CEO. R. DONOVAN, Caalllar.
JAMES S. FLOYD, Aaa’t Cashier.
Capital 6500,009.09
Surplus and Undivided Profits $599,009.09
We Solicit Your Patronage.
Brok# Thigh
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Milan iMcin. ami lt*N-k limii
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
With
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Mnson | Aft
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COTTON, STOCKS. BONDS. COFFEE* GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carandalat and Gravier 8U* Now Or loans.
M EMBERS;
New Orleans Fntnra Broken' Aasadatlofi.
New Grlsaa# and Chicago Boards of Trad*
New York Caffre Exchange.
Aatoclat* Mambort Urarpool Cottoo Ass'*
IhiMi
t'otton Exchange,
"ton lltibaitgo.
M»*i* Kvohonge.
luu KxrUang**.
(Hi
.Jva
• Ibl «!•
New Tork otid t lilcago forreanondente.
J. S. CACHE & CO.. AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
enlng
of ito New York vuttu
ul «*!o#lnc
L , J^aipw
Lm.
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bel! Phone, Main
GEORGIA.
Oiwnluc I'ioalm:.
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W. J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
L. H. Fairchila.
L. H.
FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
S. J. Whits
1114 Fourth National Er.nk Buildin".
nnimiAfi:: m rwe. iut
AlefcUta NaliwUal lidU
New Oriean* Cotton rrxri.ango.
Naa York (.'niton xMiunkt.
Natv Oileaa# Kun'k Mx.'li#
Now York Ccffe# Cxchar,
ATLANTA, OA.
k Kx.'liange. t/hu-a," Uo..rd of Trade.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Private wires !•> XF.W YORK ar.J OilCAJU. Order* aeltel ed r«
Mr. da:.,ary. ua ebj.e Ksuhantr* ,c. C. COTURAJL
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