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It DULL RUT
Movement of Prices Is
Slight in Either
Direction.
RECEIPTS ARE HEAVY
DO Not Create Bearish En
thusiasm, While the Bulls
§ki '"‘Continue Hopeful.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of tbo Fleecy Stople.
•I to Tito Georgian.
DM Ifni decline. Hunt, accedy and □» , , . . . _
SSnSlT*® RANGE * OF (4EW 'YORK" STOCKS AND OOTTON MARKETS
-Jwtflpt* iit |M*rtn today estimated at M,
00O. agalnut V\:a last year.
Weather generally fair loday and tomor
row. et«vpt Increasing cloudiness over
southwest.
Cnttou opened easier, especially
#• »»old l*v Khearaoi
k aoine I>«M*.*uil»er.
alga of getting out of
months, which w
ICIcb. Mitchell »
market shows u
tb«* rut
The continued aluggliieaa In Liverpool la
rasing. The failure to respond to
Ktw tflrt, Jan. 29.-*-At the opening of
wns weak, due to the fart that ItH
first mitteo day. latter positions, while
lower In response to poor eahies, whow*d|
The Liverpool market for. futures did
not meet Monday a small kUvanoe In New
York this morning. Instead of an advnure
of. Uj2 points, mm due. firsr prirrs were
at 1** decline, and for the remainder ufi
the aeftNlun price changes were amall In
ir anMil. iiilsauco xtul Uu» drop in the
'Iume of n|H»t loitltiCHK’would acein to In
dicate that spin tier* are well protected for
• acig. At home the hulllah aide of
namely, the ahnormul demand for
manufactiirea. remain* unchanged
and spot a here continue atroug and difficult
to aecure.
Semi Meekly receipts of Indian cotton at
Itoiiihae &6.UUU, against fiO.OW last year.
The New York Commercial: men
say the (M.kluga Indicate that there will
lie
mi on the water, and with the
January shipment* the great rush to
cotton started abroad will l># over for
The Journal of Comment: "Many Urge
mall order*’ cotton goods demand from
mill* la tthnormah Jurge - buyers finding
It difficult to get spot goods, are placing
2S* below the Monday's closing quotations.
The following tr the rings In the active
month* In Liverpool toda/^^H
July-August
nrnary -
t 5.46V?
6.:*»
6.451
6.46
T.ow.
6.64
r»4*H
Hpot prior, wrrr .Irmly and unchanged al
i«0 train.
The New York mirkrt o|trn«l for future,
easier will) prlrra Me poluta lower; aud,
followlug I hr .11,bt decline tu IJrerpnol,
raaad off a fm point, additional durlu,
thr morning wanlon. *
hh. mori ut dul| tlir Mrarnrr
Tho market wo. dull, and the ri>«ence
of Intrre.t In thr prle,. movement In the
option ll.t U considered favorable lo prlrra
la (bat, under normal condition,. Inn con-
tinned hear, moremrnt would make an-
thaala.ile bean of tho entire, apamlatlv.
.lament, bat the trade rondltlona. and the
Inability of spinner, lo readily aeciirc good
grade, of cotton, rob* the movement of It.
Tnauence. and the tmlla are In a hopeful
mood. They claim thal It It now to late
-• t ^L t t.^ t ir;:.r a, ri.m, f.»
■L, n* vWiVi BHWCTITi t thttir 7/ *, I
the lirjt*st arrroac ever hnowu will l>«
planted thl, eeeeon. ntnl that, with ah
enormous acreage fijlnwlmt a hamper crop,
there la little outlook for mueh advance
',|irln». which may or may not be
•tren. It fa a
.roc. o .. - long time to wait for the
next crop to offnot existing eopdlttnun In
the meantime, the fnrmern of the cotton
belt gre well organUedl
than arer before, aud will lo- able. In
the foMre. lo dictate the price at which
the gplnoera can pnrchaae hie cotton. The
gpechmtlre bear will uot be conaulted. lie
Is a thing of the peat.
-jrder. aimed lively. Hcarclty of medium
weight rntionn locreaelug dorneod for beery
weight.."
Following ere II
. - .. _. bide: M.rch
9.4b:; Jlny 952.;. July ajpc; October 9.41c.
It'll .old «u official recount of Haven
n.h .how. 44,000 Itelira lea than euppoerd
Bay ‘ • ' ——
, ,.f ,ration; Martin. Irahmin, Wen-
filer' roue, Khearaon, Kay, Ulxon, Haute
* Hellera 1 of "cotton: hrhlll, Illcka, Our,
Blcti. Ilwethiney, Sentt and Parrott.
Hcnil weekly Interior receipt, ere estl-
nmi.d al 9*1.000 bale, against- 94.493 • la.t
work ami 41.941 laat year. Port stock, are
i'o.io) Ira lea lo eiceaa of loot year,
lor stock, are S.OOO bale, leu than
Interl"
_ _ exceaa of la.t yeer.
The Sew York t'ommeretal: There wea
a great <leol of dlaciraslon Halorday of the
Idea that the amendment providing f -
third revision In February wn*. reallj;
rlod.
exchange 1 , at
• matter will probably be ob.
talio.l, aod a court',* opinion might lie
eouglit as It ]» n matter that every one
naturally wont* settled at eoon a. ptraal
ble.
Japan haa taken almeet three time, aa
niton thus far this season as during
ran rottou some d.y.
The New York market closed el elraul the
lowest point of the day for the active
V . * . O . . n lot. .tn.l.ie foalbnlill-'g
Comps rati ve receipt a at all I\ H. ports:
Net rtcelpts today "Vs
Totalreceipt" for'three days:.
8sme days last year
Increase
jsme time
Increase
Bstimated receipt* tomorrow
106.318
.T.‘. , Kl.f»46
.r..»iV.,4.N
.1,613.117
1W7.
.. n.n*tn ift.w>
....20.000 to 23.00(1
.... 8.500 to 9.600
1906.
13. tan
9.011
» prcfllction* have Ihwu made right
U fitr some time now. mul the receipts
I nut* very heavy. The atnrt alreadv
innilf does not prutnlae nuy great filling off
“ *r till* week.
It. *t It * t tie Imlla and the hears,stnmig local
trailer* an* wnltlng f«*r end-of-January ct-
1 ciurngi'meut* to Ik* filled for something
develop In their favor. The bulla any
that once thl* demand for Immediate ship
ment I* out of the war the movement will
IliuliiUh rapidly, and that as the mnln hear
In till* 1
Net
rrtltlented *t«»
ilgher prices.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
■pedal lo The fli-ergltn.
t I From Hayward. Vick * Clark.) •
New York. Jan. 3.-J. H, Ha.he L Co.
Imntloa market Irregelar. wttk • little (nor*
h# no 1 rouble.
The market yeaterday waa under henr
* nil day. and the lateratate com.
cammlaamu report kelpad thru on
peratloos fee lie decline. > The foot
1 SELLING ORDERS
WIDELY DISTRIBUTED
their operatloo. fee ike decline. -The fact
that New York Central uotee far *0,009..
COO were taken with 1
entirely overlooked, bol
purpose when ike lime
NEW YORK.
tone In New
ig. la the rat
York today:
Closed steady
The following gtroo the opening nig*
and dose, compared with yesterday.
Futures opened steady,
..•kA^m —lg^-49 6.69H 6.46V* 6.50V*
6.4# l.« 6.60
. ... 6.46V* 6.41V* 6.46
June-July
July-A ng.
Afiff. 6ipt«. ..
8ept.-Oct. *..5.37 4J6
Oct.-Nov. e• .643 4*63 % 6.32V* 5.13
Closed stood/.
6.41$ 1.4,
6.46 6.46)4
t.m 6.41)4
The following la the rug* In cotto* fn
lure* In New Ort*au today:
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provuiona.
rieilllM. dull. —— imj wnui. * •« •» h
Clark: . lalvcriKJol Indifferent and dlaop*
tMilntliig. Futures were due 2 higher. Thee
arc Ufi lower. Bpdt' prices unchanged;
an lc* h.noo.
The New Orleana market oneoa 394 low
cr. hiMnppiilntlng l.lvcr|M»ol and *tuallcr
ttjrttT utts* there muse some aelltng. tint
there Ik n disposition tu buy on setbacks.
IJghtcr Houston forecast for tomorrow
rniiMeil rciH*wi*d confidence and ln?ara arc
buying. .New crops atrong. with aellera
scarce. Home think It safe to buy new
Btock on hand tt»day
Bams day last year ...
Increase
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, steady: middling upland, 6.»ld.
L‘^n 0 a r .h‘”™-"fe«lw' 1 » U f-V
Wilmington. Itrm:
Norfolk: steady: middling 1»V.
Uttla llock. Heady ; tnlddlln* Idc
iialvretnn. Ann: middling -
, Heady; middling 109.14V.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
Tb* following taola abow* enelpt* at the
towns today, compared with the asm* day
laat yaar
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Tk* fallowing Mbit shows receipt* at the
Interior town* today, compared with Ikt
i day laat year:
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
m-tlye, 66c, - -
L1YH FOUhTtiv—Ibfl* Jflltti ,44 cents
each; rhlckeaa active. 27*ttf»c each; ducks,
reklfin 36c esTh: puddle, 26930c each: geese,
full feathered, »c each; turkoys active, 14c
pound.
IHIKSBRD POULTRY—Geeee, undrawn,
active, 109lJV*c pound; turkeys, undrawu,
active, 16||l6i' pounOj hen*, undrawn, faucy.
13c pound: fries, active, lftc pound.
l*UOl)('CEPriM«MM ribs sod bones, Te*
Teniicp*ee sausage, 9c; lard. 10c pom
hnm*. active 16e pound; shoulder* active,
IKiiiud; "Idea active. 10c pound; butter, a<*
12V*fl20r |mtun'd; beeswax* active.' 26c
1; h' “ “■"* — — “*
pound
pound; honey, bright, active,
notify In I-pound, blocks, active, 12c poun
drfetrf apples, 6c pound; whits peas sctlviy
63.2602.40 bushel; lady peas, $3.00; stock,
ll.4Ovl.50.
LAMK --Quail ertlve, Ilk* each; doves
active. 5c each; ducks. Mallard, active. 40c
each; duck*, mixed, active, 26c each; wild
tin keys active. 16c pound; rabbits active,
12V*c each; m|iilrr»*l» active, 8c each; opo^-.
aunt, drcHMCil. active, lie pound; opossum,
live, active. 8c |»*mnd.
FltriTS-i^mon*. fancy Meaaeoa. 64 600
6.00. Uatinnas per bunch, culla. active, 90cO
11.00; straights. 61.5002.00. lMneannlea. Flor
ida mtock, |ht crate. 62.00. Oranges, Florida
stock, owing to stao and condition on ar
rival, tier Ikix. 6'i.bHr2.50. Apples, choice
lieu Intvls, 63.2f>ti.T60; fancy. 63.75; New
York state apple*, winter varieties, choice,
per barrel, u.2594 50; fancy, KL7504.00.
1 irapes. New York stale. In 5-pound baskets.
Concord*. 2«Hf22He. Cranberries, fancy dark
Cape Coda. |ier barrel, 612.00; Jerseys. 611-00.
Bpecla! to The Georgian.
(From Hayward, Vick A Clark.>
Chicago, Jau. 29.—Ilartlett. Frailer A Car-
rlugton: Wheat la low enough, we believe,
ami should be bought
Do uot think our receipts of corn will
exceed requirements, while we look for
lighter receipts of oats.
liellcre wheat, corn and oats a purchase
011 any fractional declloea.
Htrong cash demand for provisions, which
seems to preyuit any decline until we
have much larger receipts of bog*.
Our Liverpool house cables: "Hpot wheat
and corn firm. The situation In troth ce
reals la unchanged, and both would be like-
ly to respond promptly to any improve
ment In American markets.'
Chicago Record-Herald: Large charters
of vessel room have been made for corn nt
the aeatioard during the laat few days.
Baltimore alone has taken 700.000 bushels,
and other ports alnint 300.000 bushels. Dag-
gctCa Baltimore house wlrea that the total
charter* of ocean room foe com -Friday
were 600.000 bushels, that an additional
that Hancock had tsksa t
CABLES BETTER
THAN EXPECTED
Professional Buying and
Shorts Covering Caused.
Higher Opening.
Wcat. who has Juat returned from a tour
of tb» h*board uiarkat*. report*, that th-
■tirgrcgate auppty of corn then* la light, and
that a good, atttady riport bualnna can li»
expected for tour month*. Ha report* tbo
oilKirt demand for wheat Tory tame, with
Tory little poaelbtltty of doing any bualneaa
at all In onto.
"A marked Improrement In the legitimate
ilttutlan haa bail Ita effect on wheat price*
thl* week, resulting In a broader ipecnla
of almut 3c par I
The atredy advance In price* at Mverpool.
Increasing export*, a light movement
North went, which from pretent Indications
not I v Improved damtnd from
are reporting a much 1 letter Imiulry for
llnnr. uncertain weather at home and
Iil.road, lolior trouhle* In Argentine and.
drape fruit, Florida Mock, hiring to all*
nml color, per box. 63.34*2.75, Umr*. Flor-
hla atin-k, per hundnah ffic. Nut*. f*nry
ntixrtl. It. hole*, per sack of 109, artlve *1
64 5o *nck. I'oannu In Mid. tivrraglug 100
Minnil* each, onlng to grade, tier pound,
■jtific
VKtiKTAIll.FR—nrrla. rabhagr crate*, HR.
Ivr, 62,61 crate: cahlrage. ■tnmlar.l crate*.
■iihhage, hllrrelH, 2c pound; egg
13,50 crate; cueumtH-ra, 62.fe)
plant
nmtmra, fancy, uctl.e, 6269 erat' .
tomato.*., chill**.*, uellve, 12-00462.26 crate;
:*. round gro.-n, 62 59 crate; oitlon*. dry.
>.*, T6e Imahel; Irish potatoes, active,
1. v.uiev Imahel: celery, fancy. Tf.'u'fe*;
h; pepp " ‘
.mail, 62 50 crat.*
id: 1**1 ino
t |iotatm*.
allel; a».*et liotuto
factors which. In .me
will bring about much higher
price* for our May wheat In th* near fu
lure."
\V. fl. rrocker, of Mlnnetpollt. nianager
Chicago, III., Jan. S».—Trade In all
gralna waa comparatively light today,
feature of the. marketa being the
paucity ot the uOnliigi-ln all pita, In
dicating an ovanold condition. Out
side builneea In wheat waa gmall, but
ahorta were good buyer* of all the ce-
reala. Final quotAtlona were l-S*l-4c
to l-4c higher for wheal. l-SOl-lc to
l*lc up on corn and l-lffJ.Sc better on
oata. Provlalona were weak on the
Inoreaaed hog raeolpUO and
lunge. At tbeWd
lTtxtc lower.
ClearanoOe
flour, 449,000 bushel* corn and
buahela oats.
Primary receipt* of wheat wtreOll,-
000 buahela agmlnsf 459,000 but hole a
year ago. Corn receipt* were 1,114,000
buehela compared with 794,000 buahela
a year ago.
Cash grain sales bare were 95,000
buahela wheat, 95,000 buahela corn and
196,000 buahala'
THE WEATHERREPORT
LOCAL FORECAST.
For Atlanta and Vicinity—Fair tonight
and Wednesday, with steadily rising tem
perature.
8TATE FORECASTS.
Georgia and Booth' I'smllns—Fair tonight
lt/4 U'n.ln.unUv milk *>l ml a* aa to....... ... J.
and warmer tonight; to-
A In hams-
morrow partly cloudy and warmer In east-
•*ru portion. x
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Over the southern half of the map
ta un.
The pressure has decreased rapidly In the
Ohio nnd Mississippi valleys and west to
the Rockies. In the Atlantic aud Fsrlflc
const states plus changes have occurred.
The center of highest presaun* ta over Mun
til un. while the lowest Is near VAlowstone
rift.
With the exception of stations on the At
Inntlc coast. es*t gulf aud Pacific coasts,
there has been a general rise In tempera
ture.
The conditions Indicate fair weather In
this section tonight and Wednesday, with
steadily rising temperature.
Minimum .find Maximum Tsmpscaturts
purpose When the time comes, which can
not be far off now. The railroads are se
curing the needed moneys In the shape
of notes, and some are Inclined to look
upon this system as the best for present
conditions.
On any sharp break, the market should
Imp s purrhssn- tor a-turn. There -are too
many liesrs around.
The stock market Is oversold. It Is be
glonlug to fell now.
Brock msrket opeus weak, but looks ss
If U might hsve some rally before close.
Bears bccomlug too confident.
Moat of yes(9-rday’s sensational stories
seem to have played out. The public are
uot In the market, but some stocks are
cheap, and as soon ss tho confidence Is
restored the market should rally sharply.
Town Topics: Much of yesterday's sail
ing was Induced by the president's re
marks at the Gridiron dinner. In which be
said that be would ste to It that the rail
roads nud otbef corporations obey the laws.
A comparison of prices with those obtain
ing twelve months ago would lead to the
conclusion that such s development has al
ready liecu discounted, while tlttte regard
ts being given the thoroughly bullish’ ele
ments. The corporations are confronted by
another j—r which bids fair to duplicate
S iiwfftshlc operations of 1601 Mesa-
. tending will be In the. hands of the
•sinusIs. with the dips sod rallies-re-
alone we would advlae OQ th!Tporchase*of °fi
better class of stocks, ndiUe for the Jong
pun commlTnients around ttyr presat 1st*
ble within the nex
Union Pacific. In ^ .
Atchison, UralsvUle sod Nashville, l'cnn
sTlvsnle, Rnlllmore and Ohio, Nsw York
Vntral. Auinlgsmsted. BmHters. Lead and
* VUlini. nunii|atuniru. nuimvnii l/Fgil BIIU
Ixocowotlva are aapadally worth, of pur*
Hlorl haa fllaeonnlrd Ih* probablllly that
tho iHvId-nd will not bo Inoreaaad today,
lint thr corporation's *
ml the corporation a proapacla make high-
*r price* a qocatlon of only * abort time.
On bulge* wc would aril cotton.
' Wheat should bo purckaaod on break).
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Caused'B 1 Lower Openihg In
thePrices of ' _
: i Stocks
DECLINES FRACTIONAL
BMel, Reading. Union Pacific
Showed Greatest Weak
ness In Early Trading.
i or,c# ^* n * ■"The morning's
market %aa In every respect a repro
duction of what the laat few weeks
fcave made familiar. There were move- *
mente when supporting oMen am!
•hort covering made themselves felt
and when the long awaited turn seem
ed about to occur. But each time these
r*lUe» were fihort lived, and each tint*
S lice# would sink lower than before,
othlng new developed In the outside
situation over night to influence the
indon settlement, about
The following. figures give the opening
sage and close of the New York coffee
Barker for today:
Opening
Rsr“-
r.i i
~iraivir"r
A-r|| .. ..
May .. ..
June .. .
July .. ..
August ..
September
October .. ..
November
December .. .. .
Closed steady.
..6A)
..6J64.60
..5|L6.G.
. .6.004.66
. .566-6.75
. .5,70-6.75
. .5.866.60
:Mt8
..6.10
..6.064.10
6.40-5.451
ISIS
6.104.86
6.564.00
6.664.791
5.C54.70
6.764.16
5.604.86
5.864.90
5.86-4.00
1004.03
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
qnotatioua of the New
DEMAND EXTENDING
TO LOWER GRAOE8.
and Rainfall.
Observations taken at 6 a. m., 76th merl
ditto fimv.
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
it'll dour t
He any
foreign departmeut of Waabburn t
A l o . any* they cannot afford to
njiete In foreign marketa.
shortage has perhaps more
to do with the wheat advance ttiau nay
thing el*»*. and that with no further atorma
next week's receipts will show Improve
^Kansas rity wired that mills Friday night
hid 76c f*»r No. 2 red winter to arrive.
There were gotxl sales over night from
Knnne* Cltv to Mlaaourl nnd miller* farther
east of both hard aud red winter wheat
on overnight offers.
Updike, of Omaha, wire,! hla house here
that hoo curd bids sent out bv hi* firm nud
llvne* (irnln Co. on basis of 7i»V Oninba.
iMiught a total of only 6»«« Imahel*
ilderablo qnuntltle* of
rn have Ihh*u
bought during ’the ln*t ten days through
the Weal f«»r arrival In Chicago February
nnd M;irrh The Western shipper* are n*
Htittiliig that then* will Ik» atiiiie Improve
ment In the car supply. Corn * * * ‘
-1111 * i
oru f«»r
prompt fttrwanllng
exceed tlftc* ii flay Hhlpuiciit.
bu»hel: kraut, half hr
tv nv.
. 63.75; J l
, 2fati.Y'4 '
hlte Me
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
runn-1iiwio
»nta 62c; Hurt 75c: lllue
MF.AI/— 1‘lnln water ground. |H»r Imahel,
holt* v 41 144 pound Jutes, per huihel. <8»e;
i a -| ' plnln. per !Vt,|MUiml oneka. 63e; plain.
I pound *ock*. 6b'; nlatu, 24-pound sacks,
h , Hearn nn-al. 61 25*
HAY Timothy, choice large IniIss. 61 30
HAYWARD. VICK A CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
do ehole.
pc;- buaheil, 70c. |
! hale* tl do Nt
•mall IKile*. 61 30; do No. 1 third
1 elo
□ uita $1.
itdXkHi 612*3;
a?
dlle 2 Up.
canned he*lt*
linn
hs* l*ecn
trading durti „
datum by bmg immIj"
a lower opening mi
Ibg. but n«4 *4-111 .i*
far tomorrow un-
turned nml prb .**
eatpt* are getting .
day. much smaller <
ttoro ta to* Isiis^r
reuniting fnoh |»ile.t
t fitldpstion of o tii-
I riowr to renlltn
forecast for tomorni
wing to thi
. I dlmlnUhed »|m
.d-tlll I'rlend*
till in .-.in. I
I foi Hltd .llfii.'.l
ton The long ,
aiwr.vwrr vrtli
«)f re|HM'th 1 COtllp
si (OUTS-Choice white 61.50; Texas white
tl 4'*; fauev. M |K>uml, 61.35; brown 800100-
iHllllltl. fin
CHICKEN FRED—Fifty-pound sack*, &V;
I'nrftnn chick f»*e.l 6190; Mct»»r fe,Ml 61.39;
It inner tea'll 61.35
PIIOVIBIONB- Supreme hams Ijc; Callfor-
nbi hum* 10 00; dry **lt extra rlh* 9.42 r
iH-ilie*. 20.5 pound*. 10.25; flat hnv
ptnteH. 8 25; Supreme lard, 10.25;
... m
INirlty
GROCERIES.
Nsw
111.
pro,UIOB " DO, * Uo “
WHFffT- 0 ^*- ni **-
7Mi »«
I m
77g
Bent 77V9
CORN—
May.... 46S
i w
77S
454
July...,, ...
Si*pt 46
OATB-
3!sy 38
July.... 35«4
8 $
45»,
Bent _
1*0 UK—
Jan
May... 16.85
3»U
IS
M
ii!®’ iilh*
July.. 16.67Hi IU.974 16.M
LARD—
Jan.... S.U
.May... 9.7»
July... 9.75
16.4.’.
16.75
16.9)
16.60
I6.92H
17.074
illy— 9.75
SIDES—
Jan
May... 9.42V*
July... H.43
9.62V4
9.66
9.67 V*
LIVRPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
IVlAt-l!
WlAfit—(>|M'n«>fl unchanged; nt 1:30 p. m..
•ii lower; eloaetl unehaugtMl to •* lower.
LIVE 8TOCK MARKET.
9K.76<r7: heavy 66.7(Vff7; miigb 66.T0fi6.8n;
pig* 66.05ff6.6<): yorkera 66-85Cf6.90; go«Ml t*>
choice heavy 66-WC67.
Cattle- Receipt* 5.600. ; Market dull
beeves 6407: cows 11.6006: hm*fer* tS.&Hs
5.40; ealv«'s 65418; gi**1 nrltue steers 66.3041
7; poor to medium 64flo.2S; atockera nnd
fi»e«le *
63.7504.40
western ki50J5.AL year-
Hugs Jtt.76flr6.50; laniha 65.15ff7.73; western
63.75C7.7**.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
mstta receipts for tomorrow:
8* 9d.
tantinh r,»p.*it.
•tuck* figure* or 44 • J*.
of fiettia! c»»uut **f
hot4- ti* i-ome *»IT the *l»l
' Uorttoiie4l on the alaen.e
W»k*. It "ill hut little
nera' taking* tor ihl» «
Fvklay next. A bad *i*»'ll
the metal market.
BCGAU—Mamlard grauulated 6*».M.
! York refine.1. 4S«*; plantation. i\v
COFFK67 —lb*aatea Arbueklea 11650; bulk
, 111 hng* or bairela. 134*; green. It ft 12c.
RlclI-Carollua 4Vkb7Vxc. acvonling to Ike j — ^ mmmt
: "cni'.F.sE—Fancy full cream dairy, 16c; |
: "sh.^ld^ ‘biscuit. 63 case; No. - rolled j f
1 om*. f.t»d cn*»* S,»rk grits. 9y»o»md Iwffs. mIG/
viati'r*, full weight. 62.00 9-11*4'; ll/fit W 1
■'Ight. «M« case KnysriUwl apple*. 7y
|'en(>er Hr. Ilaklog nowUei*, 63
Red salmon .65 cs*e. t link aolmmi
THE SUGAR MARKET^
New York. Jan. 29.—Hefioe«| and raw
ATLANTA.,
Abilene. . . .
Amarillo. . .
Asheville. .
Augusta.
Birmingham. . . .
Bismarck. . . .
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago.
Cincinnati
Corpus CTlrtstl. | ,
Davenport.
Fort Kiulth.
Galveston. .
Havre. . . ,
Huron. . . .
Jacksonville.
Jupiter. . . .
Kansas City.
*•.:
Key West.
Knoxville. .
I.n« Angelo*
Macon.
Memphis. . .
Meridian. . .
Miles City. .
Mobile
Montgomery.
•! »
E75&
Nashville.
New Orion n*
New York. .
Norfolk
North l*latte.
imahu. . . . ,
'alestlue. . .
l'lttHbmg.
Cortland. Me. .
Portland. Ore.
HI. 1.0111*. . .
Maul. . . .
Han Fr
Sava
ah
H|H»kiinc
Tampa. . . .
Taylor. . \
Thoiaa*\llle.
Yl«-k*horg. .
Washington.
Wilmington.
Clark Goodman & Co.
20 Broad 5tr*«t, N*w York.
COTTON, STOCKB AND GRAIN.*
T*l*graph your ord*rs dine, to
eur Now York attic*, which is ao*
cording to law. W* d*at in frac
tional 1st* on madsrat* margins.
Our information is th* b**t and is
t*l*graph*d to th*** who op*n ac
count* with u*. Correspondence in
vited.
II •«'
•Ir ilriiiu
H«lrt
II .1
Yurk. Jan
ini tr
39.—Till* * *'lt*
■\f .lull till.
1.1 I****'f. 62 40 ram. Cataup. II *0 raar.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
c* pound; IHiion 7**v; oyster 7c
.racket*. 6V* puunn*.
It inet candy, pi*r pouml.
pvtirnl. 6VrC. Toqbttoes. f-p
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone. Main 813.
GEORGIA.
I 62.35. Navy Ite.ihs. *}; l.lnu bsaua.
ue Heat matches, |*er gro*s. 6166. Msc.t
r*ml, i | (,fi7c per ponntr Hanline*, uius
tnnt. Ltr- ease. Potash. 63.2MB3.to eat*».
Peanut*. 7V*e. Rope, 4-ply cotton, lie. Boap.
61.SVH4.M ca*c.
Urenm. Te
, luumr 1 ri ,nran, miav-i
a. dibble:
Accountant and Auditor,
New OrtfftttS. J*n. 29.—The Times D^mo-^
erst osys -JtMt flew HM** frtce eppo-
nenta who have been counting on tbs '
weight from the low grades are be!
of their Inability to get bettt
by __ ....—
the delivery of cotton which suffer most
from last fall's storm damage. With ths
trtuh eliminated and with aptnnera In the
receivers of cotton on
are accustomed to take, the situation,
view of all that has gone before, narrows
down and does uot appear to warrant maru
price pessimism at this particular stage
of the "game. Meanwhile, New York has
begun to call spot cotton the *‘klng pin."
n taran lull torrliilo artmtaalrm "_IInwartl
WEATHER FORECAST.
New Orleana, Jan. 29.—Forecast for Tueo-
Wedneodsy prdbfiMy
Arkanaaa—Partly cloudy and warmer:
Wednesday probably showers and colder.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory—Showera-
and colder In south; Wedoesdsy rain or
•now and colder.
East Texas, North ind Houth—Partljr
■loudy Wednesday; protisbly rain nnd <
West Texas. North—Rain or snow; Wed
nesday snow flurries and colder.
West Texas. Bouth—WeUaesday, unsettled
weather. •
trad luff. , The Lon
which f*ar» had been entertained, be-
■an without any dlaturbance whatever,
without any announcement of failure*
and with “carry over" rate* decidedly
easier than expected. Americana In
consequent* were quoted before our
opening at general advances over laet
night. Tbo market here, however, pal'.l
little heed, aa usual, to the foreign po
sition. In moot Ihsianct* price* opened
down, and after a very Irregular move,
ment broke just before mid-day with
considerable violence. In the course
of thl* decline the greater part of tho
share list made lower record! than they
did at any time yeaterday. The vol
ume of trading again wa* not hoav.v
enough to suggest any targe amount of
liquidation. It waa the absence of ef
fective support and ot real buying that
waa the discouraging feature.
New York. Jan. 39.—boat stock* open*
ed lower. Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened
4* lower end declined In nil «. Far Foun
dry kwt *. Ihneltlng and ^ellnlng V
United fltstee Steel preferred 14 end Anal*
ramated )i. Sugar Iteflnlng opened «4 lower
end advanced )£ Atcbl.on opened % high-
ruth'- , ? , .ur i ^)4. B, N. 1 ,7o n n , .,«d, H
elTnrd « and United Staten Steel common
)t. Rending laat K In all after opening S
HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'8
, , DAILY STOCK LETTER
Bach* A .Cm:
New York, an. S ..
Tbr lamdon market waa eomewhat harder
thla morning, ihowing a little more hopeful-
nets In the outcome of the aettlement. Th*
carryover charges are stiff enough, but arc
not expected to hold. Beme of the beers
admitted that about M per cent of yenter-
euner way, ana inn mxrxt
good rally If nothing alar.
WILL TRAP* IN MINING BTOCK8.
York. Janustjy^39—j
udethar
ror of and
71 sgslnat.
MINING STOCKS.
Boston. Jan. 69,-Cppper Range gW; Khan.
— —- o
pen 19)4; Trinity 99; Bingham u; Otcee-
LONOON STOCK MARKET.
|opn|apmfci
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
do.
Ralllmore and Ohio ....
t'anadtan Paelfle ........
t'heaapeake and Ohio .....
1 leaver and Rio Orande
do*
iUIUUIB VVHini a. .ease. ••••*,.
Kanoas and Tvxaa t,*,, IM a.
Loulavlfla and Naabvllla .
Mexican Central
York Central
Ontario and Western ...
Rock lMfind
Houtbara Paelfle
Boutbtrn Railway
Ht. Paul
Futon Pacific
United States Bteel
do, preferred
Wnbaab
do. preferred
146fc
novt
44Vx
ONE DOLLAR
Starts an Account
THE ORIGINAL
4%
BANK
Money Draws Interest
from Date Deposited
UNION SAVINGS RANK
Gould Building
Cssilil S50.000
DfMiHi- 100,000
Ritturcii 200,000
Deposit, received from 9 e.
m. lo • p. m. end on Satur
day, until 9 o'clock at nlabt.
Yoor patrons go la aollclt-d
and will lie appreclalol. ,
1114 Fourth National Bank Building.
Brii t hus, iit, ATLANTA, OA.
L. H. Fatrohila.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
« NEW^OR LEANS.
New Orient), Cotton.Excbnng*. Now York ColTea Kxrhnnge.
New York Cotton Bauhanav. , Now Orleanu Board of Trade,
UgaWiOOL
Private wire, to NRW YORK and CU1CAUO. Orders aolleUM* for ta-
ture dOUvery. on aH»v a Sxchnngaa. B. c. COTIIB.*-* '
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
^LANTAGA.
C. «. CURRIER. Prenldent. A. B. THORNTON. Vlcra-Prenldint
H. T. INMAN, Vlee-Frealdont. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Caihltr.*
JAMES 8. FLOYD, AttT Cathltr.
Capital.*. 6500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage. , .
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS. COFFfeE, GRAIN ANO PROVISIONS.
Houston Cotton
I New Orleeev Future Brokers' Auoclatloi
vT?^U^ ' -bl 7P> Board, of Tred*
j lork Coffee Rxrhanfr.
I Aaaoehte Members Liverpool Cotton Aaa'%
J. a CACHE A ,M>-aN D BART^Vr.^FRAiVER a"'cARRINQTON,
PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS,
InMlsdH
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