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Of PHICfS
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
Speculation Is Very Dull
and Chiefly Among
Professionals.
OUTSIDE HOLDS ALOOF $
Special to.Thf Georgian.
(From Huy want. Vl.k * <’lnrk.)
New York. Jan. *.-J. H. Hath.- 4k Co.
L1v«*r|>ool vui ilur 1 to 2 lower. Oprini
■toady at * to 3 lower on near and l to
tower on Ulataut. At 12:15 |». m. It was
■toady oat J to 2 iowvr. A gootl I
doing In spot* at 1 lower; middling 6.9U:
Ml lot 10,000; American 9.000; speculation and
#?rr. r ,
Sstituatc*! |*orta early tf.OOO, agalnat 46,-
97 last tii*k and 3u,f*27 lust year.
While there la uoihlug In the altuatlon
this-moral tig to lead to the expectation of
loner prh•#*«. onleau it he the atagUMtloii of
bnalneaa. there la little tv eiwourage sctlv*
“ of the null aide. A alight Increase III Amalgamated Copper
kings la noted lu Liverpool and *
MARKETS
Ur. Uaaiy** ttraatydr*
Ttair aipartoar* of ad.
Uhs ■uMaUdUaau
a ad U* Sootb bn made
Mb a rococo'*") *»•
fbarlty la Mo tprclo'i/.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
SAME or STOCK.
Expbrter and Spinner Deal
With the Producer—Fu
ture Prices Ignored.
futures act as If the heura were reluctant
to pres* the alight advantage which the
dl'lluep- give* IheiiL All i"hh we WOUM.
rather imjr than nelT. It la not wife to sell
a dull market aa stubborn uu this
DPP
Atlantic (’oast f.lue. .
American Sugar lief
New York, Jan. 90.—In response to steady
cablet the cotton market «»pene*l 2 points
higher and wan sustained .fora while after
the call on corcrtoi
•fliers in the face
land haa ulready tofu plowed! hns doue a
grvnt deal of gootl to the anil."
Cot* ‘ r
Fluctuation* bare been' Inalrwlft-
• this season of the year. Tip' ten*
however, for thla'Wedk .ao fir haa
downward, hut the decline tint heeu
I, more the result t'
i than anything else.
E _*emi content to let ttj ...
tut among themselves, whL.
i apparently been trad lag directly with
■ra .... „
the exporter and the mills are picking up
—..— *»- *—* —a«—t_- t the
lower Wednesday morning. Opening prices
wen* 2 to 3 points down, recovered a point
and closed steady. 14 to 2 points under tin
doting of Tuesday.
In the apot department middling wn»
Shaded a point to 69u ou sales of 1U.IW
. I teles.
The New York market opened slightly bet
ter than doe on the iJrerpool allowing,
first prtret being 1 to 2 points higher. Trad
ing was dull, and the very amatl advance
Indm-ed profeMNlotuil scalping opera11
under which price* were start**! downwi
the list losing **•%erul point'* during
luornliig session.
In the afternoon the tone of tin* market
was weak on tome heavy selling by prom I
pent broken*. •
Hem I-weekly movement, n*vordlng to K* t*
-lYetaryHeater, f <>!!<•"*•:
-UK 1auC. iUi^
Receipts 103.72«
Hblptlients 112.**» 47.447 45.92«
blocks 46H.245 ul\393 4?.*.42
Tin* decline following the selling ubov
noted caught stop orders and prices
aapidly, the market displaying decide*
Vieakia'ss for the flmt time lu weeks.
IMsnpiMdittiucut **• ll>** failure of tin
movement to show a material falling of
was the main depressing influence.
Comparative receipts at all I'. H. ports*
. Net receipts today...
Rome day last year
dn crease 23.2B
Total re*-elpts for four days
Hama .fays last year
Iu**N.ine ....
Total r*<*elpts since beptember 1.
92. 265
732.581
...5.*«h.763
Increase......'. 1.623.U99
TIm* close was ateady 10 to 22 points below
the c'oo'ni! .fjojafei
time last yeur..
th
on ncount <,f wire trouT»Te
ic porta reported receipt*.
Kstimnte*! receipts tomorrow
ily n few of
1907.
New -Orleans ... * .15.0M to IS.**!
Galveston ...... ,15.onn to lH.um
Houston * .15,000 to 17,t*w
Movement at Atlanta -
Receipts today
flame day laat yaar
Shipments today
Bame day Isat yes
> year......t................
btoek on hand todayIY.V.-1 tf ,»o
Bame day laat yaar ?.*i
the IsMird of urn flayers th appoint a date
upon which to ballot on a proposition to
make Saturday, February 23. following
Washington'* birthday, a holiday.
Times Itemorrata: **Hhlp agents reported
thm February export* would probably
bren “
ber commltmetita yet unfilled." .
Cotton opened :easy, and fell down to
M* hir-Muy on selling of March by Mitch-
ell. No nutalda trade aud market atlfl In
tie* dumps.
Xordf-n 1a offering 5,000 March It points
under May.
Very IJiib* support to «v>fton market.
Hem 11 principal -seller this morning os
° T^imothweat movement la golug to keep
right »hi fooling every body. It ls very evi
dent tliul the goverument seriously under
estimated last year’s acreage. Tin* selling
today bus l»tcome entirely lo**nl. TUa H»»uth
did not sell. l.lver|Nsd did Hot sell. Mean-
while the demand tor gotuia in Inaatbibb*
fan not see suy wls*bMu In selling cotton
with the future market already aa much
under the *|*ot basis.
A New York cot toil vnnn says: **I fully
Itelleve the at reage of Texas Is Id |H*r
larger than two years ago. I bus.*
statement on the enormous crop which I
Isdlcvc could have l»**«u produced nr
the growing conditions reported «n th
per a allow ed Texas by III** governmeuf
•sibilate." . .
« been n c«mm1 deni of selling o
her** against purchases abnm
try that the rcuiuniit of the «>l<
• * ■ “ New York
•l
Am. Hmeltlng Kef. . .
do, preferred ....
Atchison
do, preferrsd . . ..
American Cotton Oil. .
Aui. Car Foundry . . .
ffaltfmorc it Ohio . . .
Brooklyn Itupld Tran..
Canadian Tnclfle . . .
Chicago and Northw'o. .
Chess peaks t Ohio - . ,
Colorado Fuel 4k Iroo. ,
Central leather . . . * .
do, preferrsd
Delaware h Hudson. .
I Matlller’a flecurltlea. .
Erie
Am. lee Securities . •
Loulavllla 4k Nashville.
Mexican Central . . •
Missouri-Paetflc ....
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Tenn. Cool A Iron
Colon Part dr, . .' I
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NEW TORE.
The following le Che range la
fores la New York today:
i ,::'X
- between -tbb« mark*
I .V.-W llrieafis.
•>ll**wlug are II u. in. Iilds'
y 9,47. July 0.53. Ilctobei ‘
id -l,U*»r|w*i
eh 9.3.1
.Ian. Sii.-Hlayward, Yl«k A
Market opens alsiut 2 points lower
sell nfY n f«*w points on henvy fore
f receipts for tomorrow, but do not
likely br henry.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
raujrc und close of the
market for today|
iC. .
Jlllic.. .
July.. .
August
New York colic
Opening
liaugc.
The Htcel Corporntl"
PHRHHItliui outweigh the dividend
cansidcratiema and should hare a decidedly
favorable effect *iu the I utl us trials aud tlic
market jpucrullv. Tin* «.uupaii> *
baslmss ts said to Ik* mi
8POT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, steady; nihtdlcng uplands 59^1.
Atlanta, stead; middling 10 7*14.
New York, ateailv; Hibldlltig lie.
Norfolk, ateady: middling WH.
Little Uock, ateady; lutddllug 10c.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Tk. followiDK Uhl. ikon renlpli >t Ik,
tat.rlov town, !*).», CMip«r<d with U,
*M day tut »i»t:
larger
... . .1 “
presslou. The pcNsiinli
gendere*! by th*' recent occurrences Is gtv
lug way to saner considerations of the ne
t uni investment value of the ataiid-ird
stocks.
Houston.
Augusta. .
Memphis..
Total.
. *.l isat
HAYWARD, VIC^A CLARK’S
DAILY COTTON LETTER,
N«-w Orlnu., Jan, si Oniton
today ou general Indifference. I.lverp<**tl
was flat In futures ami si*ots. Tomorrow
Mag the last of the mouth heavy forecasts
•f receipt* wert* exp**cte*l h**ro ami Included
aealpenc selling. <»Ui‘ contract of Jnimary
wan liquidated tht* morning considerably
under vestenlay’s iiuntatlons. This Is nbso-
lutely no criterion f*ir market t«*iiden« b*» **r
feel lug. There an* always people «ho wait
until the Isst minute to do a thing nod
thru have to take the eonsoqtienees. An>
one not wfkhlng t*» re**elve on tender had a
ebailee In the post two weeks !•* trniisfei*
January Into March at a discount. Dcpres
sloti as the markets experienced todnv.
eausM by ludlflereii«*e mid dulluew-. uiuM
l»e expected In the next few week- !»•
relopmeiit# eoorernlng the future crop nrs
net apt to excite sufficient Interest and con
ahlerattnn vintll thr«s* wwks hence In the
meantime this crop depends ou spot* ami
movement and statistics for support In
this dlreetlou we all ktmw that February
Is usually a dull stmt umuth. ami we can
not trust too much to the movement. V
decline of consequence, however. U h.irdl*
probable. The necessity for n very full
crop next season Is t**» great for any «'|»«
to get l told enough to discount it ft out the
start. On the contrary, everything P* , lnt
to a very active sprlug, full **f possibilities
Oil the bull side
The spot market Is steady. I tent a ml fall
even for lower grades.
Futures weakened, tievertlieb—. lug to
the pr*»n*»tm«*e«l ueakiiess **f N**w Wk We
slioubl. however. U*nr in mind th.it N**w
York, owing to Its contract svt.-m. U tun. h
more lude|wndcut **f s|n.t «*on*lltl«uis In th-
Houth.
New York. Jan »•-*J. S. lla* In* «'•*
Th.rt- ha. Ih.-II no K'lh-f ""111 III.- I'VUIlMK
ilutln.'.. «' far «• . oiiiiii|««lon Uou«.' -u.l
iii-ii. (a |*n>f.-io.l.-iial "|„'111!I"I1*
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
r.illlH-Cundled, active, 22c.
1.1 VK Pol'I.TIIY—liens active, 40 cent!
each; chickens active. 2*V«b3.V each; ducks,
Pekin, 35o escb; puddle, 25U30c each; geese,
full feathcrv*d, toe each; turkeys active, Hr
pound.
DKK8NRD POULTRY—Oeeaa, undrawn,
aetlvc, phi 124c round; turkeys, undraw tv
active, 154iDie pound: hens, umlrawu, fancy.
13c pound; fries, active. 16c pound.
PllODUUK-Tennessee ribs ami imnes, 7c;
Teitiit'ssce sausage. 9c; lard. 10c pound;
hams, active 15c nduml; shoulders active, 9c
pound: ah lea active, ldr p«»uu«l; bur ter, «*s
live, 1:411*20*' pound: lieeswnx active. 25c
round; honey, lirlght. active, 8c imuml;
honey In 1 pound busks, active, 12c pound;
drhsf apples, tF* inuiiuI; white n«*aa active,
t2.25ff2.4d bushel; lady |hs|», |3.00; stiwk.
tl.40ffl.BO. ^
CAM!'.-Quail active. 1^' each: «loves
active. Be each: duck*. Mallard, active. 40c
each; docks, mixed, active, 2ie each; wild
turkeys active. 16*' pound; rabbits active,
124** each: squirrels active, s** each; opos
sum, dressed, active, 1U' pound; «>|H>ff*illU.
live, active. Kc |nuiiii|.
FKITTS-lemons, fancy Messcna. S4 BOB
B.O'i lUnauas per bunch, culls, arllvr. '."H'fl
ft 00; straights. SI 60412 00. Pineapples. Flor
ida atock, per crate. |2.nu. Oranges, Florida
stock, owing to site mid condition on ur
rival, t»**r Im»x. $20iV4i2.5». Apples, ehotce
Hen Davis. S3 .Sty 3. BA; fancy. $3.75; New
York .state npiden. yvInter,varieties, jehofe*
t'oticor«ls. 20f,22*j
l*a|»e Foils. |H*r
41 rape fruit, *
lug 111
* for 1
«.f publb lliter***
•line It u uaelei
,m- ,.f activity fro
ts fr»
tl'Uhtllg but III*' petal bullish
mil •
r». to
are **4*1.1 alv
offers out for rot
»r low middling tu
I rrmdltf•>»». while
I inrthcr .Irlft away from »*!«
tlo* reaction will Is* more severe vxfen
( ••lues, and we r«*gor*l pun-hasew **tl a s.
down.* if 1 i-ceasary. n« anfv
into ltsrv a
showing 11
flout li
4’ranbcrrles, fancy dark
barrel, S12 ft); Jerseys. 111.00.
Florida sto*'k. owing to «Ir«
. . S2.2Mi2 75. Limes. Fhu
Ida stock, p**r hundred. 60**. Nuts, fancy
mixed, in Imixcs. p**r sack of 100, active at
14 5*) sack. Peanuts In sack averaging 1(M
imumls each, owing to grade, per pound.
441b?**. •
VKtJKTAIll.KH— Re**ta. cabbage crates, ac-
Ivc, 12 crate; .cabbage, stamlard crates.
?•* pound: cahlvage, barrels, 2c |>ound; egg
plant active. t2!»' crate; cucunitvers. t2 M
1o**s, fam*v. active. $JM crate;
holce. active, t2 06<f2.2B crate;
it green, 12M crate; onions, dry.
bushel. Irish p«italoea. active.
No, l. fttiflrtc bushel; wlety. fancy, TiftNc;
banch; p. p|H<rs, n**tlvi\ $2 5*1 crate; okra. «lx
ets. small. $2-W crate. vaullfloWrer. n*-
v«i pk* pound, lettuce. In »d.*d, |2 ov„
1 drum; sweet potatoes, >e||ovv, active,
' V hustiei: s w fHitutfNN. white. f«<-
11vi* 7«> bushel; kraut, half batrel, U75;
rutabaga turnips. 14‘ fltiavvbe.rrlcs, *2T*ti3*«*
'flour grain and provisions.
Fl.ni’ll- Highest |intent. ti>o ; best put
••lit >4 .’«•; standard patent. $4 25: half pat
ent. Lit* ■; spi lug wheat patent $5.
* «»|{.N «Tlobe white IN ; Ne 2 while 0*V;
No 2 v.-llow »WH*; mixed »2h * Tennessee
whit** r— cracked corn, per nush»**l, 7-V.
Hull- fu 5*
OATS- »’holce White clipped. B4**: No 2
white fd . No. 2 mixed 4*c; Texas ru«t proof
tiolden -ats &.v. Hurt 75**: Him* Me.
ler grouud. |***r bushel,
I lutes. |hw bushel. <B»e;
•und rneka. «3**; plain,
plain. 24 (MMiud wi< ks,
lolee large bales. $1 31;
s. $1 3". do No I n,lid
j third bales $| N„
i cb»*b*c prairie $|; U*i
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Vttj 9.1i
i*'4i!'9.44| ».i«| 9220
49 9.52 9.30 9.49
9.52 9.BK 9.30 9.34
9.72l" 9.721 9.19: 9.60
t.
9.0B m -
9.19*3*' *
9.26-2H ’
9.33.*.4
9L«-ft. ’
9.41*42 *
19.16.37 *
9.99-61 { !
LIVERPOOL.
Futurwa openad ateady.
Olienlng Prerloui
Range. S pm. Cloae. (’lose.
.5.664*
ii.-Feb, « .5.5245,514
b.-Mar. .6.484^.4*4
Jan
Jan.
•eE
Mar. April .6.47 •$.<
April-May ,6.46 -5.47
May June ..5.46 -5.4S4
June July ,.5.45 -5.46
July-Aug. ..6 42 *9.434
Aug.-Kept. .5.37 *6.38
M>pf.-flct. ..5.33
9.16
9.48
6.47
6.47
5.464
6.434 5 43
6.384 6 38
6.64 6.594
9.61 6 644
9.494 9.51
6.48 6.494
6.47 6.49
6.464 6.484
6 454 6.474
- “ 6.45
6.394
NEW ORLEANS.
lan.TT
Prti. . .
March. ,
Aprl. .
10.0)
9.99
10..*’)
lU.24jio.24
iu.28jib!>
I 9 90, 9.90
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TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
SpwUI to Th* 0Mf(t*u.
(From Hayward. Vick.A Blark.l 1
New York. Jan. |0.~J. nJ Bachs A Co.:
lemdon market, tor Americana atroig UtF
14 higher. Canadian Farifle the ftoture.
The Klee) earning* reported yesterday
breaking nil records for any quarter In the
«'or-|M>rarton's history, and also showing the
largest tonnage on Imohs ever repswted. has
ha*l a stimulating effect on prtaM In Lon
don. The bualneas depression atory fecelre#
a stunning blow, and there la nothing but
ridicule (or those who have Been preaching
7*3! Hill la rooMrnt of winning to bln
battle with the Mlntteaota authorities aud
te wheels
'l*he I tear
nl flee ui outioOi rof the ftte*M corporatton,
aud atoeka should be purehaaed un nay
weak *f*of*.
I^mdou early market atrong on New \urk
■hurt covering. Atrblsou. Nuutlu'ru I'arlflc.
United fltates Stiwl aud Uulun Faclflc nd
v a need %. Ht. I'aul 2 fiolnto. Copper. I'ettn*
aylvanla and Baltimore and Ohio 4, Loci*
lUe and Naabvllle 4. Krie 4
Htoek market don't seem to sell much
ground compared with yesterday’* low fig
ure*. There waa a raid on Krle, but notfi-
* ig more ahowa now.
c. D. Barney aold Reading and Erie.
It la rumored Morgan Interest a are nr*
cumulating low priced stocks like Texas
l*aclflc. Hook Island and Houlbern Railway
this decllue.
ftcr more than an hour’s trading, the
market. In sidle of considerable Irregular
ity In specialties, eontluue't » * sh'**** *•— •
itea* III leading Issues, retaining moat of
STOCKS STRONG
IT T|[ OPENING
During the First Hour the
Opening Strength Was
\ Maintained.
IN LEADING ISSUES
A Little Buying Was Nol ed
Early and Sentiment
More Cheerful.
i*«l» gtrr tlic liuprHulau of ■ u*rk<-t l’
whh*h th* Impulse toward recovery w.i,
very atroog. The decline at yeaterdnv «
dose. -It was aeeu on calmer consideration
was due more to a drive by th party operni.
lug for the fall tbau to real Ihiuldallen
Certain atoeka had held out ao fnvorabb
aa n depressing Influence aa to Indicate ili.tr
,ng on the rally
U* a little new buying aud
THE WEATHERBEPOliT
LOCAL FORECAST.
... ... . .»*"* irrumrsi INNMII4HI lil-|
ill ere a^eniMi' I f® f ir Improved that the numerous apem.
•d aShmut «u talW, .^.111,,-ul. wtalrb L.J b*.u wulklu,
ia seniimeui was for tite ^ for a recovery were
able to make a fair degive of progVes*
American atoeka lu Loudon were quoted
before our opening at substantial gains mej-
yesterday’s parity. The marker Wha *)•*
nelped by r**—*— *** *—* *
and by th*
i* Atlanta and Vicinity—Probably’ rain
toulght and Thursday: slightly colder to
morrow.
3TATE FORECASTS.
( Georgia—Italo tonight and Thursday:
colder Thursday In northwest portion.
Nouth Carolina—Rain tonight aud prol«a
lily Thursday.
Alabama—Rain and colder tonight and
pi.daddy Thursday.
10.14-16 W.29-3U
10.19110.19-20 10.30-31
9.821 9.80-Mi 9.5*4 ffi
Closed steady.
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
Special to The Georgian.
< From Huy want, Vick A Clark, f
Chb'iigo, Jail. 30.-—Ilartlett. Frasier A
rliigtoti: Car lota nlHiiit na expected:
eelpls of hogs 42.000 on an estimate of :r
market 6t|10 lower. Weather lu east
cold, with extreme temperaturea extending
Into the winter wheut belt, where lit*
Hub*. If any. snow protection.
The altuatlon looks favorable for higher
prices |u all the grains and we belt-
wheat, corn and oats tire a purchua**
••very aoft apot. Ias>k for wldcttlug *p*
latlon und higher prices.
Would prefer to buy provisions
as long as receipts of Itogi
(•rate mid tin*
strong.
With the heavy loss In the Argentine of
ortt It iookN us If Ain
V mid we strongly
outs strong on light offerings. The buy
ing has been gcm-ml In rt general war.
Hrokera sold corn here.
Mluucnpolla wires: '‘Mlnnenpollrt market
•etna to be lu g«*od aha|M* to reHnoml to
any etrcugtb lu Chicago. No particular buy
ing ao far. but noticeable absence of offer
lugs. Relieve this crowd ls short.
Chb ago Record Herald.
TRIBE WAS LIGHT
WITH TONE FIRM
J 1
Shorts Bought Wheat hi <i
Moderate Way While the
Selling Was Scattered.
Wheat 'values the world over moved up l*2c up.
Chicago, Jan. 30.—C«irn wan the
leader on the board of trade today. It
was moat active and showed the ffreat-
ei*r'atrenfllli, closing T-JQ1 higlier
for the day and realatlng all uttacka.
Argentine news on this cereal wax quite
hullMi and the fact that the inirtable
surplus would be cut down materially
proved u further bull help in the tnnr*
Wbrnt cln?td fairly noth'r »nd
l-2(g5-Sc up. Oats were l-4Rl-2c bet
ter nnd pmvtstona wer active and 12
'America ti Cotton Ofl «mi?n$r far tttr rnr-
rent fiscal year show a heavy gain over
'the aame ihtUn! of the previous year,*and
prospects arc (hat this gain will ba <
tlnued for th* '* 1 -•
lineal year.
This Is largely due to tbf fact
ihnt'the cnmpuuy laid In
Its supplies of
rkets. apathetic too long, woke up ami
ndvnn«-r*l more rapidly than other center*.
The cargo market the world over hns ail
it need materially. Argentine wheat val
es have advanced In the very forefrout «d
le after harvest inarkotlngs from the
largest crop In her history. Australiao
grain merchants apfiear to have been on tight
nail
more 1
sarv at the orlccs current.
dlntrttsta
the
ueces
Koine of the strength hns !*cen
lm-****l on the Intense »*d*l und absence of
snow covering for winter wheat lu tuld-
ICtMudfl, Genusuy and lu n lesser degree lu
Fran* **. Then* hns Im***ii cotislderable
freetli g nnd thawing In the Inst ten days
In our own wheat I wit-.
Grain men from long experience *IUiru*t
January vr*»p scares, hut then* lire few who
will lint idmlt that these may fiirulsli th**
groundw*> k for m*»re s**rl«*us appr*di*.>iiN|**n
later If tb**re Is n«*t rcimNllal weather of
u* usual *•••asonnt*l*• sort In the spring,
lairge Io**i I st*M*ks *»f winter wheat «*nn-
Unite the biiglMMir of the ordinary spccu
The
heat here a: Inst r* 1
•siNtmllug jhti *1 last
id private elevator
hrnt In pulill<
bushels
|H*rt than at the c*»r
tinting public
i bushels |
The last i
enfs,
•••ks.
\n\orn there Is How 4.
than there were n year
compared with a
last vein
2.34U8V
2. >!.*►•
• H2,U*») 6,399.0)
lid a premium «»f as high
vhbli milling
The ottfaldcr jx now* In all the mar
kets and he believes advances urt* dur.
ITlmary receipts of wheat SOi.ooo
bushels and corn 1.2S7.00A bushels, com
pared with 474.000 and 709,000 bushels
rcM|>ectlvely a year ago.
(Menranees * were 328,000 bushels
wheat, 3S9.OO0 bushels corn and 39,000
bushels oats.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
The following gives the open, range and
High.
784
7*4
iTevi
Low. Close. Close.
78 7X4
May
July
Kept.
Kept.
OATS—
Jan
si
OUK-
Jnn
May ... ?.
.17.0) 17.35 1715 i;.32*,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
CHICAGO CAR LOT8.
•*al. plain, per W* r
*d Apiucheusln
**r. that fat
current vain*
broadening **
shipping
»r serious damage
ill* by drought ami
*|Mvn*lhlc for the ex*
Is given receipts to-lay and eatl
celpts for tomorrow:
-Tonor
Today. row.
rent on the
oil the common, had a surjdus of $376,879. a
gain of almost 60 per cent over the pre
ceding yeur.
Humors that the question of merger with
the Vlrglnla-Cnrollun Chemical Company
will Ik* again takeu up nre lielug revlvod,
SPECULATION IN COTTON
18 A LIFELE83 GAME.
New -41rleans, Jan. 30.—The. Times-Demo
crat says: Yesterday’s cotton market price
decline wa* predicated tqion the exploited
st*ot demand would show rurtall-
the not rttstnnt future, a quite
logical condition, and tA the fact that the
busluess coming to the ring was too small
In volume to maintain a trading basis.
Nothing iMirvterlng on n new tendency de
\ eloped. The game Is lifeless. Hpeenlatton
h Impotent. Kjeit buyers s*»etn entirely sat*
lsfle*l whenever they can obtain supplies that
will do at mar wet nrlees. Consequently,
current values would appear safe enough
for the present.
COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET.
quotations of tba New 1
market:
January.
February
MJ» rdi. .
May. . .
July. . •
Keptetnlier
lowed steady.
8T0CK8 AND BONDS.
nid. Asked.
Georgia 44s. 1915 112 113
Georgia Railroad 6s, 1910 106
Havrttmah 6s. 1909 1024 1034
klncon la. 1910 107
Atlanta 6a. 1911 100
Atlanta 44*. 1922 106 1<>74
Atlanta 4s. 1914 106 r“
Atlnntn nnd West Tolnt 113
Atlanta and Writ Point Dbta. . 10*
Tentrul of Georgia, 1st Inc 8*
do. 2*1 Income 75
Georgia 980
Augusta sod Havaunih 116
Month went cm 116
Georgia Pacific lsts 117
Clark Goodman & Co.
20 Brs.d S*r«.t, N.w York.
COTTON, ST0CK8 AND QRAIN.
T.t.gr.ph your order, direct to
our N.w York office, which ic ac
cording to low. Wo dtal in frae>
tional lot. on modorato margin*.
Our information io tho boat and ia
talagraphad to thoao who opon ac
count* with ua. Cerraapandane* in*
vitad. .
In - Inc
< itii<l inwHtntcnt «
*l\ from t\\i» of the
■UtH-kyard *iM»culnt*»
era ..f’.ui.ii TIi**m* I
the fi*t*dJug value.
i* Inin* b**>*'. dry sol* extra rib* 6,62‘*.
•III.**, 2**5 |*mml*. 10.5 *. Hat l*a«*ka. 8.50;
at***. 8 5o; „Kupicuie lard. 10.50; Purity
•ntpuuml. ^ GR0C ER|ES.
St’*;All Mnndanl granulated $509. New
■I. tV: plantation. <V
Roasted Aibuckle* xt6M; bulk
lasts or Imrrels. IV: green. Ili/I2c.
Id; t uiollm IHh'V. atvordiug to the
ilF.KKF.-Foncy full cream dairy, 16c;
biscuit. $'. rase; N
J.tibi cnee K.irW grits. W
At Oysters, full weight. #2.'«
Ight. Il.w case. Exaisiiated «n»pl
uu.I IVpper 18c. llaf *—
|t(*l salmon $.'•
Cocoa. 4h*-;
York
Shi
W. J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
1114 Fourth National Bank Building.
“* u rk0 “ ““ ATLANTA, OA.
L. H. Fairchild. S. J. Whita
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS.
Msmbara:
New Orlsans Cotton Exchange New York CofTee Exchanga.
New York Cotton Exthange. New Orleans Board of TrmUa,
New Orleans Stock Exchanffe. Chicago Hoard of Trade.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Private wire* to NEW YORK nnJ CHICAGO. Orders anlfcUed for Itto
lure delivery, on above Exchanges. jj. C. COTHRAN.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The area of low pressure that was
trgl In the lloeky Mountains yesterday
morning moved quite rapidly southeastward
during the day and caused general cloudl
ueaa aud some rain In the lower Mississippi
valley, northern Alabama aud north*
during the laat . __ .
tered near Kt. Paul; Ha advance has caused
n decided fall In temperature over Minne
sota aud south as far as northern Texas.
K«*t of the Mississippi and In the south
west higher temperatures prevail.
slightly colder Thursday.
Minimum and Maximum Temperature*
and Rainfall.
Observations taken at 6 a. m., 75th meri
dian time.
ATLANTA. . .
Abilene. . . .
Amgrlllo. . . .
Asheville. . . .
Augusta
Birmingham. .
Hlftnarck. . .
Boston ... *
Buffalo
Charleston. . .
Charlotte. . . .
Chicago. . • . .
Cincinnati. . .
Corpus Chrlsll.
Daveuport. . .
Dodge titty, r .
K1 Paso
Fort Hmltb. . .
Galveston. . . .
Havre
Jacksonville. . ,
Jupiter
Kinds city. .
Knoxville. . . .
l/og Angeles. .
Macon
Memphis. . . .
Meridian. . . .
Miles City. . .
Mobile
Montgomery. . .
Nashville. . . .
New Orleans. .
New York. . . .
Norfolk. . . .
North Platte. .
Omaha
Palestine. . . .
PUtshurg. . . .
I'nrtlsud. Me.
Portland, ore. .
Rapid City . .
Ht. IaxuIs. . . .
Paul. . .
Kan Francisco.
Savannah. . .
Mpokane. . . .
Tampa
Taylor. . ... .
Thomaavllle. . .
Vicksburg, . . .
Washington. . .
Wilmington. •
-14 j
—6 | -2
28 1 3m
-16 I 2
46 ; 5*5
rates. As a result, after s brief spell *.f
weakness In the first half hour, the m:u
kef gradually Improved, and on a small v*>:
ume of trading secured a fair advaurc with
the coarse of the morning.
New York. Jsn. 90.—The stock market
opened generally higher. Initial gains #*t
tending to 2 points In Anaconda and l>i In
Cansdlau Pacific, flteel Common, aud
Northern Pacific advanced %. Atchison
and IVuusylvanIa advauc'rd % aud 6:rie >.
Anicrlcnn Car Foundry declined %. Ite.-el
log opened higher.
MINING STOCKS.
Boston, Jan. 99.—0|ienlug: Trinity is’,.
Range 914. laic lfoval 29V*. guin- y
Mohawk 8>.
Jlmral
120. Zinc 48. New Haven 114.
Arcndlnn 12.
LONDON 8T0CK MARKET.
8TOCKB-
Amaignmnte*^ «
iqiper. .
Atchison
d*». preferred
Baltimore and Ohio.. .
Canadian Pacific. . .
Chesapeake nnd Ohio. .
Deuver and Hlo Grande
do. preferred
Erie
do. preferred
Great Western
Illinois Central. . . .
Kansas and Texas. . .
do. preferred
Louisville nnd Nashville
Mexican Central
New York Central 127
Ontario and Western. . .
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and Rending.
Rock Island
Kouthern Pacific
Southern Railway
Ht. Paul. . / . . . . T-r-r-
Unlon Pacific. ......
do. preferred
United*Mates Hteel. . . .
do. preferred.
lopnliptufci*
■ WF-
•|IQS 10241lv:
|I00
iiifilicvJi
61 ( 614!-
lTu'i
2*H l-**3
31 vS }«4
I?’".
92*Z ! 92'.
THE METAL_MARKET.
i on t 1
"n was up Vx*’
HAYWARD* VICK 4 CLARK'S
DAILY 8T0CK LETTER
Kte*>l Conioratlnn'a quarterly report, and
prices were murh better than our dose.
The settlement was another bullish argu
ment. the rates were lowered considerably
sud no trouble now looked for. The open
ing was rather a disappointment as there
was quite s change lu sentiment. The
enormous unfilled orders Ob flteel tiooks was
(he most convincing display of souud busi
ness prospects that aay one could desire.
The liesrs transferred their activities to th#
curb for the time being, and Chicago flub-
way was attacked by .these forces ns offer
ing the leant resistance. The stock broks
shandy about 4 points from opening.
Southern Pacific has attracted great at
tention by Its remarkable steadiness. Erie
had s weak spell, hut recovered easily.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
Chicago. Jsn. 90.—Hogs—Receipts 42.000:
market 50c lower: light 96.4646.8; mixed
$6-6666.90; heavy $6.0006.90; rough 91600
6.70; pigs $6.ff)(N*60; jrorkers $6.80$$.86; good
to choice heavy 9180190.
Cattle—Receipts 22,000. Market steady to
strong; liecves $407; sows $1.6006.00; netf-
C.«4<M0r calves $508; _ godd^jrtme
Sheep—Receipts 22.000; 'market ateady;
native $3.4000. i5; western $16006.10; yearl
ings 86.7506.60; lambs $6.1607.*5; western
CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION
Capital $800,000.00
Candler Building. Branch Cornar Mitchell and Forsyth Sts.
Equipped with every modern facility for doing a general Backing.
Trust and Saving* Bitslncai.
4 Per Cent Interest Compounded
On Savings Deposits .
INVESTMENT SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The moit modern Safe Deposit Department In the South especially
prepared for storing small and large wares.
. k 1.--I $1 •*; Vb*
und bag*j
baht
fv
king |H>wd«*t w. $, i
_ ms**. lMnk anluiou!
, ti Vi c is** Cocoa, 4A-; chocolate, lie: suufr
Ml stela* -hV* [- iH-S»Wl ja’fO, 4»c. Roust l**vf. I[2 «*' vffvs. ■
. ffl w'4«l otltOU U'cf. $2 «*“ esse LaUup. $| 9J cAsoH
iSIrtip. ^Svw Dries ti*. 35c gtillou; eo.u. 3k 1
t illou: Cuba :*A*- gallon; f ti**»uglu ran*.
I 8»V. Axle greiwe $1 75 k«m|.*i
' eraekoi *. ••’ .■** |»«»und. lemon ;*t«\ oyxter ?r.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
ti.nl. *i4li7>* |-er pouml ’Kardlnes, uiu*
tard. $J.’ •■«*•* IHUnsh. S3 ftplM) .use. I
iv.Miui*. T‘v Hope. 4-ply cotton. lSc. Soap. I
II 5 It cose.
FISH.
11 rerun. 7.- pound: snapper, 10c pound: I
te••*•* s ' |o*mi; blue U»h. **• pound; |*om
i •*•• i*." • r»*l. nn« kMel UV |wmn*l; lulxel]
New York.
Baltimore.
Beaten. Chicago. Washington.
Atlanta. New Orlaan*. 3an Franeiaco.
Philadelphia.
London.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Loipire Building.
ATLANTA
Bell Phone, Mdu ZiZ.
GEORGIA.
, In
The American Audit Company
190 Broadway, Naw York City.
F- vv. LAFRE^T^. C. P. A.. Prei. 0. E. MANWABINC. Vie* Prat.
TNB0 COCHEU, Jr, Saerotary.
Thn American Audit Company, chartered unler the laws of .Now York.
In rmponorrd to examine the affair* of. and make report, upon lha.Bnan-
cia! condition of private and public concerns for director*. oOcera and In
dividual,. The preparation and Initalllng of avatama a apeelalty.
ATLANTA liRANCU. 10151016101MOIS KOVRTH NATL DANK m.DC.
C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager.
Taleghona, Main 872. Cabl* Addrtaa, AmdlL Naw York.
Third National Bank
Capital .... $200*000.00
Surplus and Profits $375,000.00
DR. A. Vf. CALHOUN.
MILTON h AUG AN.
JOHN W. GRANT.
II. Y. McCORD.
pramtmm?
II. M. ATKINSON.
JOBKNI A. UcTOHD.
II. Nt’NNAl.LY,
J CAIttlOl.l, PAYNE,
K. B. HOSSRR.
IIAV1I) WOODWARD.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON, STOCKS. BONOS. COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Corondolot and Qraviar Sta, Naw Orlaana.
MEMBERS:
N.w Orlraa. Fntnrr Bntm' Aaaarlatlaa
Now orlran. and ('blrifn Hoard, or Trad*
New York rodre Kirhanie.
A.wrlatr Urranera IJr.rpool Cation Aaa'a
...... Turk and Chicago Correapondenta.
J. S. BACHE A CO, AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
^PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL POINTS,
Nrw Y«rk - . ,
i.alvt-otitn Cotton Kxrb.ue-.
tlou.:mi Cotton Cirbnncr