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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
rmmauAi, jamjaki jt. to
nmBHKr.
WISMKM
Under Liberal Selling by
Beara Prices Were Forced
Sbarplv Lower.
RECOVERED LATER
Due to Shorts Covering on
Fear of Lighter Receipts
Account Bad Weather.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of tbo Fleecy Staple.
•f which was io
inurement uiuil eventually alirlnk: In
.. It la claimed hr |ien|ile In n inwKIah
know that the alula Wage will rogue lu
Xef York. Jan 31.—The cotton market
The beara ntaUe it bant
after the call, the effect
_ .) catch it lot of alo|i lo#t
ordere lu March and May. These options
Iraki a boat t ffetota from laat night.
Liverpool opened steady at 6 Mou de
dine for future* Thursday morning. 1’rbn
from that center were due to abnw* 31k to ft
lidtata decline. A rery alight Improvement
was pqted lu the early trading, hut It waa
latar loaf, the market cloalng quiet, net 4H
to fH points decline.
ftpot cotton waa la good demand at 2
points decline for middling at fiat?. Hales
aggregated 10.209. ha lea at the derllue.
Hi New York the futures market opened
Irregular, first prices I wing 3 pointa higher
fo 1 points lower. A selling movement set
la Immediately after the opening, and the
"Hue following caught stop-loss orders,
»(luting tbs aarty morning session rul
legitimate
.j aa Influence making for
■toady prices for the raw material, and epor
prices arc not fully following tlo* aluuip lu
the contract market. The receipts at tin
P ts are still rery henry, hut It aiuat go t«i
ports to he exported. It has he. n sold
r * * —
its— ——j. —
the rery near future. It la for this reason
spot cotton an reluctantly follows declines
In the coutrset markets.
All mills are running full time, and earn
faaa are Increasing. They are manufactur-
lag goods on a lasts of If to 12c for cotton.
Tho following Is proof that they are pur-
chasing raw material at too low a coat t»
allow the farmer to participate (n the pros
pertty l-elng enjoyed by the spinner in loan
tifartoriag hls product:
•The directors of the Massachusetts rot
ten Mill* declared today an extra dlvldeud
of 1 per cent aa well as the regular acini
annual dividend of 2 per cent on fljwuiw
capital Mock. The extra divdlcnd was just I
fled by great Increase In gross and net oaru
IMS during the laat three tunntba."
lie decline to a point some a points lie-
low the close of yesterday WM followed hy
short covering and prices recovorod to the
•penlog level.
The New Turk market closed steady net
^pMats lawer to 13 polata. the latter for
Comparative receipts at all r. P. ports
S et receipts -today
ime time Inst year
I acres at*
otol receipts for font days
me fMyu Inst year
nr reuse
C tal receipts el m o llep!*M
ur time Inst year....
inrrcAM
Katlmatcd tomorrow:
flpechii t<» The Georgian.
• l iout ilaywanT Vick A Clark !
Now York. Jan. 3J -Idti-rimoi due Sty to
lower. Opened steady 6 |**fnta «J«*rllu**. At
13:11 p. m. It waa steady net 214 to 4ty
lower. Knott lu good dcuiund 3 |Milatn
lowor; middling 4.17: sales 10,041. Amrrimu
•.not; sfHt uisflou nud export 2.400, Imports
17.006 lMiles, all American. I'urt receipts,
estlmnicd early. M.Ottt, against 4ft.W7 last
ffeafc and 14.49ft Inst year.
I4ver|MM>l cahlc says: "Contlncatal spin
aero buying new crop mouths.**
^ffwllo - * -
Map •— —.
The cut ton market does not Irok a* If
Iharc an* Indications of further liquidation
III which stop-orders will In* uncovered.
h’lirili'T yesterday's decline was due to
ik|uM<itloii on account of the movement, or
bacaumu uf lbs uutfuok In the stock market
caumi.'g selling for tvnJJ ■ street acconnf.
The decline was lu large part hysterical,
and has not lieeu responded to abroad. The
titration In the cotton market, however. Is
om wTitPb pntnra tn the pwssHdlll^of lower
prices trniitorarlly. There Is su entire ah-
sence of public iMiylag. and the strength of
the a|m.* sttiinttnii aurt the ••ondlll’Hia In
the giHuia trade are swamped and lost sight
Of lu ihe figures of the receipts.
The house yesterday at Washington made
lit minu«I appropriation for the extinction
of tlie IniII wih*( II and other hug |n-ata.
.New Orleans Times Ifc-morrat: **Af the
moment the ttilde dcmiiiid Is less kceu nud
low {rradea for the moat part are friend
Marshall. Hpader A Co.: “It It |M»luted
out that q heller demand exists for both
the higher and lower grades of cotton, and
that February exports will be of record
n Motions. We do not expect the decline
MH-ome Inmortigut." ' •
John llulr it Co.: “The weakness of yes
terday. may have the tendency to Induce
further liquidation hy tired longs. especially
ns there Is considerable Interest lu tho
March position which will have to be liqui
dated before notin’ dayr In thte mouth ami
mi such dull, narrow tnarketa aa we have
recently had It Is hard to aril without raua
ig u decline “
Atwood. Violet! A Co.: “The cotton
would not t*e moving had It not In-eu sold
nud therefore henry receipts at the |»nrts
la a bullish feature from u consumptive
point of view, ns the cotton arriving at
thear porta la on the way to milts, domestic
and foreign, luirtlnilnrly the hitt«:r.“
New Orleans. Jan. 31 —llaynnrd. Vick A
Clark: Jtrviker* with New York connections
are the principal sellers. Another break la
expected In New York nud scalpers are sell
ing. Would buy on n break lwtoxr 10c.
“pots steady, with a good Inquiry and ■
fair demand; aliout 114 lower, mostly on
low grades.
Mpot business picked up In Inst half hour,
mi low grades In-lug taken.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Lively*, Itraaty-Iv*
yaort eipartauca of *d-
•ad «b« Soulk hat mad*
klm • recogaited aa-
ttortty la kla apcctalty.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
NAME Off STOCK.
Amalgamated Copgftr •
Atlantic Coast l.llie .
Americas Hugar Hef -
Aaacoada
American Ijocomotlr*
do, praforroit . . ..
Am. Hmeltlng Ref. . .
do, preferred . . ..
SPOT COTTON HOLDING
ITS OWN WELL ENOUQH.
Xew Ork.ua
'XSSBtzvz'M
■ &j®s‘
..J hand today..
flame day Mat year...
luercaae
well enough, all things considered. New
*’“*■ * ‘ w now have nothing
value of spot cotton.
Hut the old matter
„ —ludpatcd one forgot
for a moment they ueetl no longer fear
the rod. The New Orleans net decline,
however, waa «mly stew! half aa great aa
that of New York. Hitch experience need
bother nntmdjr for the good and sufficient
reason that the backbone of Illegitimate
speculative power waa broken several years
r ». as was Illustrated by the success
the New Orleans hull campaign. Hlnce
then a combination of Koutliern Interests
has grow’ll big with succcws In Its light
‘ unfair conditions. Tlic New Orleans
... , exchange tight is for cotton, not
against. The farmers and the Interior mer-
...... chants having adopted Intelligent methods
*' a ‘® 4 «f -marketings-sustain.rather thnn wantop-
ly depress values, as they once dld.-llsy-
ward, Vick it Clark.
•w prwirrrsu • » •
American Cattoa Oil..
Am. Car Foundry . , ,
Its I timers A Okie . . .
Brooklyn Ilapld Tran..
Colorado Foal A Iron.
Central Leather ....
do, preferred
I Ms ware A Hudson. .
Distiller s Hecurltlsa. -
Erie
do, preferred . . ..
General Electric . . .
Illinois Central ....
Am. Ice Beeurtttai . .
Louisville A Ndshvlll*.
lures ta New
NEW YORK.
w
LIVERPOOL.
! H 13
2S!:V
! 9.2lj 9.J4J f.24
Ml 9.47j D.3»| 9.44
t.»; 9.41 h.aM
U V 9.41 U.2
9.«: 9.7&! 9 4
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointer* on Provision*.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
TIM followlog (able .bow. receipt, *1 Ik.
I .wo* today, compared with tk. mu. day
laat jaor:
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
TM faU.wta, ttbk Mow. racvlpta .1 Ik,
l.wrt.i town, today, napand with tka
aa. day tut yaar:
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
I.licronol. at.aily: middling upland, 6 57d.
Allan'.. arnofty: uWdllaa iiifiu-.
NMt York, ati-Jdy; wlrtlln* lift
X.w iiriNK Una: mlMlInc law*-
WUMlanou, atMdy: mi.ld o* !«%«.
IJlik- Iliwk. MMdy: u ildl ae l
Para.nali. qnMt: uldd liw lOS Ik;
i*. atMdy; rolddllni WV*.
Norfolk atMdy; • -■«'
•ialTMtnu. atMdy: «»i , M 1 »k».RV; ,ta '-
MwMklt. MMdy; ulddlla, I 1 ) 7 14c.
HAYWARD. VICK S CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
N.w OH.ana. Jan. Sl.-Urarpml waa r->d
'.Lough; apnti only I low»r. aol-a 10.'W) and
oar uiark.t ofWMd at nackangwl Adirra.
Ml s*w Tort h»k* Utdly at tk. Mi;i and
.... ik, o'h-r rn.kr.ta Uowu wlik li. N-ar
IM lkr for March IMm waa. howawr, au.-b
iMItlaa Mm that lb. dlB.imcw (mai
tfiwtirt wldMTd to or»r *J |0Unla Now
i ln< Matril alrongtb. and ar. attmi-itng
i amin TMf* at. Tory good rMaoaa In
MaVraf fcwylng mw nwp. Cd.w |0o. With
wllM.t a.rtoM iloorMatMi In pH*-'*, tho
iVwmi oow riwp optloa. Mid l.at aiwmor
worn hor.IT aw. Ml Mlow nrromi now
Now wo aro oaUgLlroM about
wtoid’a rooutnaaMt.; aanthor lart.
T- TTnMedT'htMpMta for a UtMt
v,' r T —would not roaroy lb. nav hoar-
lahldMt and ih.ro will uadouhtodly Iw a
lare- alwcrldtig dMMBd for Mfly rooolid.
,Mir grad. All thla pnl.ia i» Imp."
(yit prlrodn-toatio”’ I" mw orotw thla
ytt? .IS luark.t la Qitlol flpo.1 bioklnc
NO GOODS AVAILABLE
FOR SPOT DELIVERY.
Ihe New Twrk r«»m»uercUt: tn ordur tn
appreciate the present position In the cot.
ton guods division of the primary market
construction Cloths and fancy colored colfott **ia« yror. Hint are aslllog better than they
gtHMls. They will And practically n«» g«od#f »rre at I be lower pries. In {UMiry. «f
aval aMq tar^pft.di’llveMr and,the aellera
koMlng vm-y firm on all forward contracts,
there Is a stronger demand on the general
lines of cottons for the spring and for
the balance of the year 1W7 than has been
witnessed before In fully a aro re of years.
It la not n matter of figuring exact values
lM>tweea tho flolstird product and the staple
that determines the price which buyers will
pay. but morn a matter of deciding bow
urg«at the heed for gmuis Is. Where buy
ers find .they tmve pracllcaly exhausted
their rnatrve they are paying premiums
•»u nearby delivery that rnna anywhere from
3 to 6 per cent. The business now ronilug
to light on colored cottons and wash fab*
rlca la strong enough. It Is stated, to ex-
haute til supplies and leave the market
cnmpletelv lure nt the conclusion of the
spring season The Weatern jobbers now
realise that the early offer I age made Ibis
moath ware tho last opportunities that
wort to be prviwotbd at which they could
fill out their stocks, and they are now
compelled to pay a round advance on any
additional kihmIs they get In the way of
prints, gtngbauis or other wash fabrics.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
February
March
April 41
May. 43
Jul) .
Kentembcr
Fluted steady.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Tba following flgaros give tha opening
ibge and close of thU Now York coffee
arket for today:
Opening
usage.
The lato altbt fer the week iiwka Ilka
as. ■ nst prjJQK and 29.411 In 1V4>. I*«
S!vSofthc loan. ITaden
February .. .. i
Match .. ..
April
May
.lime
July
August
September .. .
October
November ..
I »•*.-ember .. .,
t'toard easy.
. .4.9-4.70
..S.43AIO
..I.T64.74
. .6.75-5. If»
..6. S6A.IT.
. .4 (BAM
. .4.94 4.00
. .4.0641.04
,.4.0041. K»
..4.144 30
age. Floss.
4.40-3.43
4.60-.VR5
.V44 3.40
3t«345
4.KV4 00
4.00 4.04
4.044 10
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Wheat -Opened H04 higher; at 1M
» - 'xCS higher: «joaed higher.
torn-Opened H higher; n 1:1) p. tu .
higher; closed higher.
watch New York aud ai'e'tS^ltln^for de
claim news from the spot market.
The Chicago Record Herald:. Prealdent
Morris Kchwnltncker. of the North Amerl
can I'rorfslou Company, |a a belloeer In
higher price for provisions. “I do
not aeo how It can he otherwise." said be.
“The caah trade is taking all product aa
fast as It can be turned nnt. The ittna
tlou la phenomenal for this time of the
year. Usually at this season everybody has
plenty of stuff to sell, aa stocks are pil
ing up. This year there Is nothing to tie
luid anywhere. Pure lard Is a product only
of Hi** middle aectloua of the United Htatev,
nud nowhere else In the world Is there a
surplus of It. There Is no substitute for
It. despite the many attempts to utilise
cocoa huttct.nml other ftta. Ordinary tat-
low la aelllng at ?>4C a pound for the low
est grade; no-called compound lard, which
Is not ,lx>g lard, sells at 8\fcc. and cotton
seed oil is hrluglug BV a gallon. At the
present moment, tiermnny has less than
4u tier cent of the lard on hand that It
had a year ago. Oermsny. of roaroe. has
shot «kut our meats, bat Will be coming
after lord. Olle of the rnrimts things about
the sitoatlon. too, la that the advanced
i have not curtailed consumption,
meats are S'/ge per pound higher than
IS
last year, the stock of isrd lb Chicago lu
creased ll.twn tierces. The stork In January
tbta year will decrease.“
"It U seldom one see* a stronger situa
tion In corn,” said J. A. Fatten. “The
visible supply now Is 7.000,000 bushels, last
year It was 14.u00.00o butbele. Europe has
bought not over 4,000.000 bushels thus far,
whereas last year she had taken 40,000.000
bushels; supplies afloat for Europe new
are only i3.mo.ono bushels, last year ibey
were 21,000.000 Imsbcls. Utt year we had
a stork of over 3.000,000 bushels la public
elevators here, while this year we have
leas than 1.000,000 bushels. Thera Is n
good shipping demand and we will have to
pile up a stock of corn here mighty quick to
take care of the shipping business from now
until after the plautlng season.
K I,. Merritt had occasion to canvass the
trade for buyers of corn yesterday, with
the result that he Is vastly Impressed with
the large numt*er and the character of the
Items than corn. It laeludad Tlmberlak< .
Wagner. Htilblen. Kinney. NreJanks.
Htraua, Graff. Griffin. Itumsev-While. Mer-
rltt. Bar tint-Frailer. Bacon. Hchaffner, Ar
mour, J. Roafnbnum Grain Company. Itoseu-
liaum Br«*s.yMltchel|-Kennedy, Merrlll-I.yon,
llllss. Husband. American Oraal t'omnaoy.
I.lpsey, M A. Heymour. !e>rd Garland and
been correct lu their view*. The
of 7c yesterday for hogs- generally scouted
two mouths ago. was a strong point tn
their favor. The claims of losses of pigs
last spring are being more than made good.
Very few paid any attention to thess claims
nt the time liecnum the weather waa gen
erally seasonable.
t’anadlan millers Tuesday took tho last lot
of No. 1 non hern Manitoba wheat held
bv Chicago Interest! at Georgian Hay porta.
Tha following 'rItso tha opening rang*
and el use. compared with yesterday.
Futures opened steady.
* Onenlug ' Precious
Knags, s D. rn. close. Close.
January 4J9WL3M6
Jan.-Feb.
Fell.-Mar. ...4.44K-I.#
Mar. Aur 4.43 4.C
3Iay ....4.43 J.r
AtirIM
... Ikflh U4
4-44 5.43
'IN 5.44
" 4.43H
May-Juno ... 4.41 •4.42*4
ftpflsr. •••.« m -
Oct.-Nav. ....4.37 -4.26 5.:
4.41
_ 6.10
** f igH
4.S
.. 6.39
4.27
I
ir
'— NEW ORLEANS.
TM (dratag la tk. nag* It MU.ft f»
Ium Ik N.w OrtMM tadar:
ill S3
p?rr. I ■
March. . . .I10.|6|10.U;10.(Q
May.*! 1 ! '.|io‘.ii'iaiiib!r«
*. 11 h>*. iij iaffiiisK ii
. ■■ Mil 6A31 Ml
sternly.
Juno.
Jul]
Oct
i ii
■TTncsmi
WMl'IlUt IMUII
......Iw.ia-iTiio.nij
10.11iliu«l»10.1lll
iltt.1k-3LI0.I4lg
itt:4‘io.3-:4 ittia jo
k.KllttOI-WI ».»■«
VIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
Hpeclal to The Georgian.
(From Hayward. Vick A Clark.1 _
New York. Jan. 31.—J. M. Barbe it Co,:
Americans lu l^indou Irregular and without
feature. ...»
Th” Interview gtvcu out by Jacob Hcblff
In Faria should bare somewhat of a reas
suring effect, aud will go a long way to
ward dispelling fours of severe reaction
In business.
The liquidation has been vgry heavy and
lias discounted many gnfnvornblo factors
that had- Ihwu pointed out alnro the first
of the year. Many of the good dividend-
liaylug st’M-ka are now below prices that
woubl net better than prevailing time
money rates.
The Ibfrrliusn and Hill stacks seemed to
l*c well taken yesterday. The stock mar
ket may lie aubJected to further attacks,
imi a rally should come anon,
tint are not aggressive buyers.
Today's buying In Cnlou Pacific Is un
doubtedly the lieat seen In a lous time.
Town Tonic*: The Important stocks aver
age considerably lielow the lowest levels
* “ twenty months.
the prosperity of
_______ tut year la prac
tically assured, whan corporations nrs earn
lug more than ever, aud many of them
distributing larger dividends. Monetary
considerations are. In the main, satisfactory
aud tin* only arguiueuts the bears have
an- the hostile attitude of the adminis
tration toward corperstlous aud the fact
• would Imy on _.— x , —,
lilll sleeks. Ht. Paul. Atchison. Read
lug. New York L'eutrsl. Northwestern.
Some Short-Lived Success
Attended Their
Efforts.
RECOVERY WAS SWIFT
Union and Southern Pacific
Have Resisted the Ear
ly Attacks.
r York. Jan. 21.—Another mnremeut
eat niiccrtnluty reflecting Iwth fresh
utlou and strong support characterised
*“■" After
mndH
luillir of 1 lb- l.a-lTu,'U.u,V f,ll 'i«rk l " l!‘,
Ibiuliliitliiu .ml ainiug ,uu|iurt rbarai-t
the glift'k rii'luiige draliiigi luday.
* oijenlng. « grtvv ...
ngftlnat Ike Hat. I. Ike eaarae of
•IK, •-I nr* g.f illrsl. .luniiwnurro. ■ i nw luiluta ... « _ « ‘ '
’••ousylvanlu. Itnltlnion- nud Ohio. Norfolk. I J^'.ITlYlle A went
jurist |lle and Nashellle. Atlantic Coast | r ^/a prmlpt «H Hgnl wira* ^
K.tnsaa mol Tessa will do much better,
■•rices lire so tow that the market Is In
|M»«lthMi to disregard or (Hoary bearish
devebqsueuta.
( oxer short cotton on soft apotf.
no probability of any further material ar
rivals of Manitoba wheat from the North
west before the opening of lake navigation.
New York. J*n 31 ~J H Itn. he A C\»
The character of the trading thla forenoon
disclosed further liquidation by the tired |
aud discouraged longs, many stop orders I
Havaunah 4s. 1 «•
Macon U. IMO ..
Atlanta 6". 1911 ..
Atlanta 44«. 1222..
Atlanta and West Point Pbts.
t'vntral of Ge**rg1a. 1st Inc. ...
do. 2d Income
Georgia
Augusta aud llaxauuah
Houthwestera
Georgia Pa rifle Dta
Mr*. Annia Jtnkina.
The funeral services of Mr
In West view cemetery.
Annie
tenders In that month wlfl lie bn«vy,'"as I Tuesday night, were conducted tn the
?. n !! of rtrgPRtMTff. Bond A Hlooin-
Mar widens out to a fair carrying charge t* ni”' C ®S» K ‘
This foretmon's low |M>tnt would appear to! was the wife of J. K. Jenklnn. Tit-
haxe represented n pretty thorough llqul . Interment “ X1 ‘—
dttlon of weekly held long rotton ami a !
very steady toue actsunpaolcd the rusuing
rally, but It l« difficult. If nnt Impossible,
to create bullish eentlment while the crop
Movement mores slang on the present scale,
amt local professionals are cuufldeQt that
further liquidation must take place In-for*
•e rqu expect auy substantial tmpr’ 1
lU’-nt ttnr own oidinou Is that r **
selling lielow In
decline Is Itrlng carried too far,
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main&S.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
30 Brekd BtrMt, Ntw York.
COTTON. STOCKS AND DRAIN.
T.l,gr,ph your ord.r, dirict to
•ur N.w York elfio*. which it ac
cording to law. W. d..l in fr.c-
tiknal lot* on mMfkrat* margin*.
Our infarmatian ia tha ba*t and it
talagraphad ta th*M who apan ac
count, with ut. Correspondence in
vited.
START IN WHEAT
STRONGJkNO HIGHER
Livei-pool Advance and Con
tinued Light Receipts
iVere the Main
Influences.
Chicago. 111. Jan. 11.—Beat price*
eacbad ’or wheal, corn *nd oata. *»
well aa hog product., (•led to hold.
There were Heavy profit taking tales
during the day, and reactions and de
cllnes from best prices were made.
Wheat rlosed 1-tOI-lc batter: corn
ns unchanged lo 1-tc up; oate l-4tt
■2c better, and provlelon, were IO
IT l-8c belter.
Argentine shlpinenln urwnearTor the
n-rek are estimated at 1.000,AO0 buah-
els and com nt 10,000 bushels, com-
pnred with 3,111,000 and 3*3,000 bush
els. respectively, a year ago.
Primary receipts of wheat 307.000
bushels and com *41,000 bushels, com
pared with 431,000 and <**,000 bushels,
respectively, a year ago.
I'learances were ^ ttt.000 bushels
wheat. 301,000 bushel* com and 3,000
bushels oats.
I’ltsh sale* wtre 3 loads whitt, 3
lnads.com and <0.000 bushels oats at
Ihe seaboard. At Chicago lo.myo buth-
rlM whrnt, 50,000 bushels corriwnd 70,-
000 bushels oats.
CHICAGO DRAIN MARKET.
cloas of Hi, <
Opra.
WHEAT—
j m «*J::::: &
7,1
Mny 4fi*.
July.... 481,
3S;
7’C
47
48*
kept
OATH
Wny....
July
Meet
folIK
Jan
May.. 17.274 17.4.’4 17.224
July... 17.6
S’*
K‘*
3»«;
s
37*.
Sj
40,
48S
4«S
If.
ss
laiik-
Jnn.... 9 .. „
May... 9.274
ion..
May.
July.
17.46 17.49 17.50
B.75 9.72*4 9.7.1
9.96 9.17»* 9.9»
9.* P.»J 9.96
«N
15
18 S74
17.1744
17.371*
*.*71,
»*) * V.
, 7* , ft'.
y.w *.7«
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
w I. gieea recHal, today
receipt, foe louorrew:
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
4.,ji,; hetivy" ’ 9k.i90C.f6: tough 4a.koxj4.7t*;
pig* *6<h«^i Mwlwr, gg,W44.«'j; g.H«l tu
cliolci* naavy 0,00194.
rmilv-Haripli 1.9I1U. Market sti-atly;
l»n»v»»s fiaa* 7; raws 21-5003; ho-lft-rs 42 *i*vf»A>t;
ralviM* 1402; gaml prinin atm-rs $&4j7; |HM»r
to m<-<tlmu |4(j6.36; atiwki-rs aud ft-rdrrs
22.7601.96.
9h«’|t-llwt»|uu 12.<W. Mark«-t staady;
natlxi- 23 PNlCkl; wsstrrn |.:.kofi.V€•: y«*sr-
lings *5 ;:*f|J.4t); lambs 0 7.776; w«*stvtu
26.400* id.
THE WEATHERREPOKT
LOCAL FORECAST.
STATE FORECASTS.
loulgli . warmer
warmer touighf. warmer
portion.
Alabama—Rain tonight and Friday; colder
Friday lu western portion.
weatherTonditions.
est pressure baa moved eastward from ;
nesota to tbe coast of New England. Its n«i-
vanco baa canard colder weather In the
northeastern states and ptwrlpliatlou over
the states In the Mtssiaaipuf tilley and
eastward to the coast. lUln waa falling
this moralng In Alabama. Georgia, Tennes
see, and snow at a number or stations iu
rote rains are general lu that sectlou of the
country.
There hat been n wnr! ■■ -two in teal pern-
tnre lu tho iHikotns. tin. Nebraska.
Kansas and Ml** »urt. tin- south t*ut
Utile change has pceitr. nwpt at « frw
scattered stations.
Rain la Indicated for this section Insight
and Friday; somewhat warmer tonight.
Minimum find Maximum Tamparatursa
and Rainfall.
Observations tnktn at 2 a. ta.. 7ltb meri
dian time.
ATLANTA. . . .
Abilene
Amarillo. . . .
Aah-vllle. . . .
Augusta
Birmingham. . .
Rlamarrlft
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston. . .
Chariot le. . . .
Iilcngo
Cincinnati . . .
Corpus ciirlstl. .
Haven port. . . .
BnK2."’;:
Fort Hmltb. . . ,
Galvsston. . . .
Havre
Huron
Jacksonville. . .
Kauans cit>. . .
Knoxville , . ,
Ista Aagelt-h . ,
Macon
Memphis. . . .
Meridian
Illes City. . .
labile
Montgomery. . .
Nashville. . .
New Orleans. . .
New York. . . .
Norfolk
North Platte . ,
Omaha
Palestine. . . .
Pittsburg. . . .
Portland. Me. .
Portland. Ore. .
Rapid City. . . .
M. l.oult. . . .
!*nul. . . .
Han Francisco. .
Hnvsunsh
Hpokanr
Tsntpn. . . . . .
Taylor
Thoiunsvllle. . .
Vlrksbnrg. . . .
Washington. . .
Wllmtpgton. .
« i
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
KIIIIH— I'nmlliHl. in'llvr. J0r.
LIVE I-OIILTUV—ll-n, «i-tlre. 48 <vnl,
. j-h: vlilvkro, acllve, 3744#»v eorh; iliirk,.
I'.kilt, 36c r,cli: puddle. Mt*>c revh; grew,
full fnlbvred, (5c i-rck; lurk.y, actlrr, 44.
'TriltliMKn I^OUI.TKT—Oreee, uodreoo,
■lelira, IMiltHc poood: lurkeao unUrawo,
rrttre. lSVICr |Miuml; hen,, uoilrawu, fancy,
c JM04MI: frlre, «rliy«. lie pottod.
l-nODL'C*—fenneMee rlli, amt boon, 7r;
TennrHre wnug., *r; Urd. ICe Mood:
ham,, acllve 15c pun ml: •houluer, arflyc, *e
pound: aMre aclly*. 10c pound; hutlar, ac.
lire. l.'UfiTOc pound: triwu active. 3Jc
t onnd: honey, lirlgkt. active, kc pound;
oncy lo |.|>oftnd lilucka, active, Uc pound;
drlwf applca, gc pound: wklta prea actlvr,
*7.^g7.4« uuahal; lady pea*. R.M; atuek.
<Uoi'j^Qu>ll acUvc.
«re7'dwk7! C Si.'^cllre. S*»-«h; wild
turkeys active, lie pound; rabblts actiro,
13Hc ench: squirrels arrive, tr each; opos
sum. dressed, active. 11c pound; opossum,
live, active. 9r pound-
FillTTN—Lemons, fancy
FICLTTN—Lemons, fancy Meassna. 24X00
fi%: *.’M
Ida itock. per erstr. 0.00. Oranges. Florid*
stuck, owing to Mse and condltloo
ff&rwsr titirki
hrapea. New York tlate. In SpouMI*
1‘oncovd*. MSSHc. Orenberrle*. fane;
• nd*colnr. per Mx, J3SStt75. IJ rare, Hor
Ida alock, per kondred. *8c, Note, fancy
mlaeil, In boara, per eack of 100. acllve at
54.50 aack. l-aonula lo aack averaging IN
ponkda each, owing to grade, per pound,
VBQRTAnLBS-BaeU. eobbege rratea^ te-
cmle; caMiagn. aland*rd cratre.
SORT,
tire, 53.50
7c pound: cabbage, barrel*, *c noaad: egg
plant native, 47.40 crate: cucumiiar*, 57.M
crete; toningoaa, fane;, nctlva, gt50 Crete:
lew
five, ttoiotx crate;
"3 ante; onlona. dry.
The Ixnnlnn market waa rrimrtcd general
ly cheerful and Aiocrkou .hick* .Iroug la
I tic corlr dcallnga.
Now York. Jan. H.-The alock market
npruml Irregular. Canadian radge and Hi.
I*anl atarlril In klgk “ " -- -
waa np 4*. Houlbrrn I
Brooklyn Ilapld Trenal
a point. Prciacl Hlrcl . .. ,
cr. t’nlou I’nddc o|H-ocd S I
MINING STOCKS.
Iluatnn. Jan. SI.—Opening atocka: Trlnl-
ty J7\: Shannon si: l-nmitt J): North
Hutlr 110; Uld Ihimloion 51: t’Ub 70; Quia-
cy ISt'i: Mokawli nw; Conjor Rang? N;
Oatvola IS; klawarhuaelta Mining «U.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Atrhloon
do. ureferred
Baltlmon* and Ohio
t'hroapeake and Ohio
Mrt0 •*##•**.•• Z~,i ,#•••• TaTiTTVrr
Krie. flrat
Grrat Wootorn
flllnnla Central
Isoulavlllo and NathrlUo
New York (’ontral
Norfolk ami Western
Ontario and Western
iMi
|
1-vimsThauls
M-te -
nt
Southern Pnciie
Southern Hallway
tlo, tireferrad
Rt. Paul
Union Pacific
United State* Steel
do, preferred
Wabaah. preferred
*1%
ii"
?
lopnlf pea/cio*
No. 1. Bfraoc tmabrl: edref, foocy,! _ ..
bunch; prpprre, arttre, h.li creir; okra, ala
haakclaTanmll. 1150 ereto: canlllowor. mr
‘ r. ORIOc ponnd: lettoce, budrd. 51000
3 dram; awret potatoes, yellow, active,
wic bnab.l; awret potatore, wh te. ac
tiro 70c bnahal; kreul. half-barrel, t5.fl;
riilnlNiga tnrnlpa, like. Blrawberrlea, 30c
q FLOUR GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York, Jon. J!.—Money on call 1 *,
J per cent. Time loan.: Hilly days 5li;
Incty day*. 64; «li month. HMHl
rnated rate, atcyRng exchaugv It.87S4.tC.
with actnal boat ore. lo hoakcra' biria ok
*1 H4S0«4.5l» for demand and 54.t0ttO4.MV
for alaly day* Mila.
roomidvbU hill.
I credo. Area Httd.
Railroad imnrta Arm.
Frodorick Janaan.
The funeral aervleea of Frederick
PIjrtm—lllghral potent, 55.00: brer pet.. Jensen, who died Thursday morning ot
iS!. W»: Tmlrat’tm I ?. wnlUHum. will be conducted
t’ORN—Okolre 'white *e: No. - white Me;
No. 3 yellow Ge; mlaed «c; Tenuaaare
while Me: cracked corn, per bathed, 7tc.
Iliilln {11.10.
... hlte ell;
white lie; ReC 3 mlaed ♦tei’Teaee niat-nroof
S8r: Uoldeo oata 5*c; Rnrt Tie; Bine Uc.
MRAIc-Plaln witer crnnnd. per nuahel.
07e: Imltrd 144-pound
menl, plain, per *4 p ,—.—
t.-iMiiind aaria, tie: plain, 34-ponnd aarka.
_ \ 51.3b.
Sc; ctrerti m«*l. 51.35. , ,
HAY-Ttaaothy. d»oter Urge halee. 5 30,
do rbote*. amall hair*. 51.M; do No. 1 third
bilre 51.35: do Nm : tlAd halre il.a): No.
I clover mlaed 11.30; choice prairie 5t; ber.
"pnolcrS—Chelee while |J.N^Tn.a whll«
II 40: foney. gOpoahd, 51.35; brown togito-
^rmi'KF.N FEKD—Flfty-pooad aoeka. 50c;
Pnrloo chick fee.1 51.50; victor foed 51.»;
nsnnt-r fswtl 21.0. . „ ...
PHOVIBIONR—Hnprams bams lie; Califor
nia hams 10.40. dry sslt extra Him t.«2;
53SS5
componnd, ^ QRoe|R| „
RtXJAII-FTehderd .greenloted IS.N. Ka
bilk
1 "n'l'MJ-C.rolln* 7tt*»4?7eeordRg C U) tht
•’ciitRHrc-Faney full cream dairy. 15e
HAYWARD, VICK « CLARK'S
DAILY STOCK LETTER
New York. Jon. 31.—J. s llnclic ft iv.:
The oervnna, heall.llng iiii.I iipicrlalii mar
k»-t |tr*-vsll*-il stain ittdti* Tht-rt- was nn
Irtvgnlnr opmiing with muiih stsbllltv In
I’nluii Psrltli- rml Hnnlhrru Pst-lfli*. After
th»- flrs; half h**nr th*- In-ar fon-t-s got to
> us usual nn«l lisimut-nfl tin- imirki-t.
• NiirrtHw Sttt-uilliig tln-lr t-ffnrts, but
ns slnwt llvstl, mitl th** rrruvrry wSs
l I'nlnn Ps.itlf lias In*^ii lio-nxily
Ituiigbi l»y big l»anki*r*. and Hotitliorii l*s-
•Ifir ss^Mtis nlitiost tlivulunrsblfk. Till- ri-slst•
nit-** tn Gir attiU'ks baa Ihi-ii t*ff1iwt litiis for
flit- |»5vs«Mit, but tin- iiinrkt-t Is JiirI ns llabb-
lo rt-nowixl stinrks ns svt-r. It will ivqulrv
nggn-tslxi-iu-sa to drivi- ih- Invars lo t-oxer.
W. J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
1114 Fourth National Bank Building,
fttialua NaUaoU Oaok B,U ,,fcoM ,U ‘ ATLANTA, QA.
pound. Tepper lie. Baking pawdera, |3
raw. Red aelmoe 15 race. iHnk aalmoo
14.35 enac. Coco., 40c; choral,te. Me; anucr.
Strap,
KlI° "|i)0 pouod 60cr _ Atle greoae 11.75."
Boda,
llarrel c* nu r • ‘ w, per
poood. ftV'. Tomalora. 3 ponod. Sl.*o rare;
. pound 52.75. Navy heoba, 52; Lima beaaa,
4c. Hear matchea, per grew. 11.45. blare
rent, “*
lard. .
Poanoti
51.5004...
Brsam, 7c |x>nnd; snsppsr, 19c pound;
trout. t<: pound; hlno fish, Ic pound; pom-
nnno. 24c pound; msrkrral lOe ponml; Mix*!
fish.'V .pound: frasb wstrr trout. 209c
pound; rdo shad. CUtfCOr: buck tbnd. »024c.
d. 8SFea£ r PSSrt. raw
inota, Ttte. Rope, t ply cotton, lie. Soap,
—4.00 caae.
Friday morning In Ihe chapel of Green-
here. Bond A Bloomfield. Tho Inter
ment w|ll bo In Weatvlew cemetery,
BIRTH RATE BETTER:
PttYSIGIBNS REPORTING
Aa Ihe result of the agitation by The
Georgian and tho stinging letter of
Health Officer Kennedy, the phyot-
clen* of Atlanta teem to have awaken
ed to their sense of responsibility In
reporting births to the board of hoalth.
Thors were 50 births reported at the
board of health office Wednesday, and
at noon Thursday 15 more had boon
reported, so It appears that the work
of The Oeortlan haa been rewarded
and the warning of Dr. Kennedy heed
ed.
The health officer Instate that every
lime ho learns of a physician falling
to report a birth, he will have a caae
made and will prosecute the offender
and ace that a heavy penalty I* enforc
ed.
HOODLUMS THOW
ACID ON STUDENTS
Alton, WIs., Jan. 31.—After throw
ing sulphuric arid Into a banquet hall
that had been darkened by the culling
off of electric wire*, and severely burn
ing live of a party of 135 Lawrence
rnivcrsli.v student* at a hotel at
Kaukauna. twenty Kaukauna hoodlum*
kidnaped Leland N'ye, and were apply
ing a coat of tar to him when Inter
rupted by policemen and Nye's fellow
students.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA. GA. "
C. B. CURRIER, Prealdent. A. E. THORNTON. VIce-FreeWenL
H. T. INMAN, Vice-President. GEO. R. OONOVAN, Ctthlor,
JAMES 8. FLOYD, Alt'! Cethltr.
Capital $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
t_ H. Fairohilo. g. j, Whl!fc
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW OKLGANB.
Member*:
9 rl ? ,B * .f®"!" Bfcl.eng*. New York Ccff*. recharge.
New York ' otlon Ek.hanft# New Orlean. Board of Trade.
New Orlean. Bin.* Exchange. I’hlceto Board of Treila.
, . LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
FHvat* wire, to N F. \\ TORN on J CHICAGO. Order* *011,-1.ret for go*
tuf9 dc.l\«n, on tbovt ZiriuntM 0, COTUIIAN.
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
COTTON* STOCKS, BONOS. COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
! rirleana Cotton Rxrlianft.
Now York Cotton Kxrhancv.
j Gal cotton rotten Exobanffo.
( llouatou Cotton Eirhangv.
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