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SUNDAY. MARCH 22. Todays Financial and Commercial News AUGUSTA COTTON MARKET Middling closed today at 1314 c. Tone steady. Middling last year 12%c> closing'quotations Close. Good ordinary U 1-8 1-4 Strict good ordinary 11 5-8 3-4 I.ow middling 12 3-8 1-2 Strict low midd'lng 13 1-8 Middling 13 1-4 3-8 Strict middling 13 1-2 6-S Good middling 13 3-4 7-8 Tinges, first 13 1-8 Tinges, second 12 3-8 1-2 Previous Day’s Figures Good ordinary 11 1-8 Strict good ordinary 11 5-8 Low middling 12 3-3 Strict low middling 13 Middling 13 1-4 Strict middling 13 1-2 Good middling 13 3-4 Tinges, first 13 Tinges, second 12 3-8 Receipts For Week Bales. Sp'n. Shin' Saturday . . ..16SS 116 861 Monday .... Tuesday ... .... • ••• Wednesday .... •••• Thursday lYlday .... Totals 1683 116 861 Comparative Receipts 1813 1814 Saturday ... • ••• Monday ■ —— Tuesday •••• Wednesday •••• Thursday —*• Friday • • •» Totnlß •••• MARCH SELLS UP TO 13.11 New High Ground For Move ment in N. Cotton Satur day. Closed at Shade Off Best New York.—The local eld crop situa tion again appeared to be the dominat ing factor in tlie cotton market during today’s trading, and prices made new high ground for the movement with Match seding up to 1it.09 or 16 points t.et higher. The close was a shade off rim the best under realising but steady and from four to thirteen points above crtd.iv’s final figures. Private cables attributed the relatlve 1\ ease showing of Liverpool to Ks>pt ian Silling and it was also reported that Manchester's spinners using American cotton hud decided to close down thell mills during Easter week. News fn in the dry goods trade show ed no particular improvement but overn gilt advices from the South indi cated a continued steady spot situation and after opening steady at unchanged prices to an advunce of seven points the local market sold up on a rush of old cii p shorts to cover. According to es timates around the ring, purchuse of his than a thousand bales of March sent the price up from 12.93 at the close last night to above 13 cents this morn n.g and there was evidently very little March for sale. There was a good deal Ot scattered selling of May on a scale up trom 12.25 to 12.30, suppfvedly In the way of realizing and this he d the advance in check, hut on every dip the demand for shorts were sufficient to inspire rumors of continued rhervoue tiess. Forecasts for unsettled weather in the South with low temperatures In tlie western belt may have contributed somewhat to the upward movement us suggesting a further delay in new crop preparations. Final estimates place the Indian crop at 5,210,000 bales of 400- pounds, or an increase of 13 per cent over last year on an acreage 11.7 per cent greater. High. -Vow. Close. March 13.09 12-97 M-°" Mv 12.30 12.20 12 27 .nSv ... ... 12-03 11.93 12.02 August 11.32 11.77 JJL? October .. * 11.18 Jl-jj December 11.52 11.49 11.0- WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY New Or4eans, L«.—Secretary Hester's statement of the world's visible supp y of cotton made up from special cable and telegraphic advices compares the figures of tills week with last week. IHSt Dear and the year before. It shows a decrease for the week Just closed of 82,- s«6 against a decrease of 103.340 last year and a decrease of 113,333 year be fore last. Tlie total visible Is 5,591.657, against 6 034,553 last week 5,370.582 last year and 5,733,742 year before last. Of this the total of American cotton is (x) 4,- 028,687, against 4,121,553 last week, 3,- 84*' 55" last year and 4,430,742 year be fore lust, and of all other kinds, Includ ing Tg'pt. Brazil, India, etc,, 1,923,000. against 1.913.000 last week. 1,537.000 last vear and 1.208.000 year before last. ■ Tile total world's visible supply of cotton as above shows a decrease com pared with last week of 82,866, an in crease compared with last year of 572,- 105. and increase compared with year before last of 217,945. Of the world's visible supply of cot ton as above there Is now afloat and held In Oreat Britain and continental Kurope 3,098,000, against 2,881,000 last vear and 3.228,000 year before last; In Fgypt 313,000. against 253,000 last year Snl 250,00 Oyear before last; in India 1,- 045,000, against 911,0f10 last year and 63" 000 vear before last; and ,n tlie Gni ted States 1.496,000 against 1,365,00* last year and J,504.000 year before last. Note—Add machine. COTTON Liverpool.—Cotton spot, unchanged; good middling 7.50; middling 7.08; low Sales*s*ooo. Speculation and export 300. Receipts 45.000. Futures dull. March - *ll March and April 6.59 May and June S'!;,, July and August August and September Y;n. October and November .6^20 December and January * J* * January and February Stocks and Receipts Hunk In Augusta, 1913 Stock 111 Augusta. 1911 65.68 J Hoc. since S«*pt. 1, 1913 lice. since Sept. 1. 1914 345,838 Augusta Daily Receipts 1813. 1814 Georgia Railroad 221 Southern By. Co Augusta Southern 14 Augusta-Aiken lty —• fen. of Gu. 11. K 81 Georgia and Florida «■■-- ■'—* C. and W. C. Ky A. C. 1.. It. K 36 Wagon 3 Net receipts 447 Through 2411 Total 643 Port Receipts Today. Vast. Yr. Galveston 0009 6505 New Orleans 416 S Mobile 260 Savannah •...2627 -5.3 Charleston 778 52 Wilmington Norfolk Total ports (est.) 19000 1279» Interior Receipts Today. Vast. Yr. Houston 3668 —— Memphis 588 —— St. I-ouis Cincinnati Little Rock Weekly Crop Movement, End ing Friday, March 20, 1914. 1814. 1913. 1912. Receipts . . 60.162 91.151 Shlpmenta 1*7.226 80.541 139.747 Stock 681,001 638,511 488.692 Came in St. 149,224 129,318 233,872 C**op in St. ■ 11,654,700 1,345,9,3 Vis. Sup. . 6,014.268 5,373,749 5.747,488 URGE EXPORTS HELP JTII.O. March Option Lifted. Strength Through Profit Taking and the Cold Weather. New Orleans, La.—Cotton displayed strength on the week-end session in the face of poor cables and considerable profit-taking by buyers of the earltei purl o: tlie week. The extremely cold weather in the West and possibilities ot a blizzard over Sunday were partly re sponsible for the upward movement ot prices while the continued large export movement created nervousness among shorts. Export clearances for the day out of Galveston alone were 29,285 bales against total exports from all United H.ates ports this day last year of 6,788 bales. it was pointed out that exports wtVe on tlie basis of over 9,4100,900 bales for the season. The March option was lifted to the 13-cent level by shorts covering. This was a net gain of 15 cents. Other trad ing months made gains of four to seven points. The close was at a net rise of two tofifteen points. High. Ix)W. Close. March 13.00 12.88 IS.uO May 12.74 12.64 12.73 July 12.63 12.53 12.62 August 13.16 October 11.61 11.56 11.59 December 11.57 11.67 11.68 WEEK COTTON" STATEMENT New Orleans, La. —Secretary Hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton Kxehange statement Issued before the close of business today, shows an Increase in the movement into sight compared with the seven days ending this date last ye: v in round figures 6,000, a decrease under tlie same da> s year before last of 68.000, and an Increase ever the same time in 1911 of 42,000. For the 20 days of March the totals show an increase over last year of 35,- 4,i)(i, a deerease under tlie same period year lief ore last of 257,000, and an in ire:,se over the same time in 1911 of 186,000. For the 201 days of the season that line elapsed the aggregate is ahead the 201 davH of last year 746,000, behind tlie Mine days vear before last 806,4)00, and ahead 1911 by 2,346,0041. The amount brought into sight during the week has been 149,406 bales, against 1 13,735 for tlie seven days ending Mils date last year, 217,087 year before last anil 107.672 same time in 1911; and, for the 20 days of March It lias been 487,- 177 against 452,597 last year, 744,508 vear before last and 301,953 same time in 1911. The movement since September Ist shows receipts at all United States ports 9,222,480, against 8,759,277 last year, 10,676,670 year before last and 7,- 908,674 same time In 1911. Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and Poto mac rivers to northern mills and Can ada 968,613. against 927,002 last year, 976,126 yenr before last and 793,965 same time in 1911; interior stocks in excess of those held at the close of the com mercial year 631*,761. against 617,149 last year, 399,511 v7Sr before last and 406,- 719 same time In 1911; southern mills takings 2,378,00,0 against. 2,150,715 Inst year, 1,849,244 year before last and 1,- 634.202 same time In 1911. These make the total movement for the 201 days of tlie season from Septem ber Ist to date 13,098,854, against 12,- 354,143 last year, 13,904,561 year before last and 10,752,460 same time In 1911. Foreign exports for the week have been 127,754, against 64,865 last year, making tlie total thus far for the sea son 7.400,277, against 6,990,159 last year, an increase of 410,118 . Northern mills takings and Canada during the past seven days show a de crease of 268 as compared with the cor responding period last year, and their total takings since September Ist have decreased 111 591. The total takings of American mills, north, south snd Can ada, thus far for the season have been 4.529,121. against 4.392,017 last year. These Include 2.078,531 by northern spin ners, against 2,190.125. Stocks at the seaboard and the 29 leading southern Interim centers have decreased during the week 42.231 bales, against a decrease during the corre sponding period last season of 20,758 and are now 169,061 larger than at this date In 1913, Including stocks left over at ports and Interior towns from the last crop and the number of bales brought Into sight thus far from the new crop, the supply to date is 13,125.271. against 12,718,856 tor the same period last year. LESS IMPORTS IN NEW TARIFF Figures For 5 Months Under Law Are $709,891,343 As Compared With $798,155,- 684. Washington, D. C. —Imports Into the l ulled Stales In the five months since the new tariff became effective were less thiiti In the corresponding months one year ago, uccordtng to preliminary foreign trade figures announced today by ihe Department of Commerce. In the fiscal months beginning with hist October goods valued at 3769,891,343 were Imported compared with $798,155,- 684 In Ihe same period one year ago. A slight Increase in Imports and a decrease of ten per cent In exports Is shown In lust February's preliminary figures compared with that month in 1913. The total foreign trade for the month amounted to $323,745,479, with a balance In favor of the United States of $23,871,457. The trade balance for the \car ending with February amounted to $656,568,908 or $90,887,207 more limit in the twelve months ending with Febru ary, .1913. Of the February Imports 61.6 per cent entered duty free compared with 53.1 per cent In February. 1913. DAILY COTTON MARKET Galveston.—Tone firm; middling 13; net receipts 9,009; gross receipts 9,390; sales 1,493; stock 301,419; Ot. Britain 26.- 967; coastwise 2,248. New Orleans.—Tone quiet; middling 13 3-16; net receipts 4,16,8; gross receipts 4,168; sales 1,924; stock 203,885; conti nent 10,750; coastwise 750. Mobile.—Tone firm: middling 12 11-16: net receipts 668: gross receipts 668; sales 225; 23.087. Savannah.—Tone steady; middling 13 1-16; net receipts 2.627; gross receipts 2,627; stiles 390; Stork 79,086; coastwise 145; Japan 3,900. ChtiVleslon. —Tone steady; middling 13; net receipts' 778; gross receipts 778; stock .14,859. Wilmington—Tone steady; middling 12 1-2; net receipts 519; gross receipts 519; stock 17,591; coastwise 400. Norfolk.-Tone firm: middling 13; net receipts 1 093; gross receipts 1,093; Sides 721; stock 48,935; coastwise 1,087. Baltimore. -Tone nominal; middling 13 3-8; stock 3,830. New York.—Tone steady; middling 13.50; gross receipts 636; stock 105,702; continent 700; coastwise 172. Roston.—Tone steady; middling 13.50; net receipts 166; gross receipts 4.990; stock 13,687; Gt. Britain 787. Philadelphia.—Tone steady; middling .13.75; gross receipt 93; stock 2,001; con tinent 1,824. Texas City.—stock 10,080. Minor ports.—Net receipts 38; gross receipts 3S; stock 8,205; coastwise 87. Total today, at all ports.—Net 19,066; Gt Britain 27.754: continent 13,274; Ja pan 5,900; stock 832,367. Consolidated, at all ports.—Net 19,066; Gt. Britain 27,754; continent 13,274; aj pan 3,900. Total since Sept .1, at all ports—Net 9.242,726; Ot. Britain 2.834,672; France 956,573; continent 3,237,780; Jupan 317,- 380; Mexico 23,885. Interior Movement. Houston.—Tone steady; middling 12 7-X; net receipts 3,669; gross receipts 3,- 669: shipments 5,298; stork 150.795. Augusta.—Tone steady; middling 13 1-1 net receipts 447; gross receipts 696; shipments 861; sales 1.683; stock 65,6X9 Memphis.—Tone steady; middling 13 1-4; net receipts :>88; gross receipts L -420; shipments 2,400; sales 1,500; stock 234,898. „ ..... St. Louis.—Tone steady; middling 13 1-8; net receipts 295; gross receipts 2,- 252: shipments 2,460; stork 33.828. Cincinnati.—Net receipts 1.785; gross receipts 1,785; shipments 1,157; Boles 450; stork 21,321. Little Itook.—Tone quiet; middling 12 3-8; net receipts 438; gross recepts 438: shipments 904; stock 51.389. Total today.—Net receipts 1,222; gross -eeceipts 10,260; shipments 13,080; sales 3,633; stock 457,923 . COTTON MOVEMENT New York —The following statistics on the movement or cotton for the week ending Friday, March 20th, were com piled by the New York Cotton Ex change; Weekly Movement. This Year. Port receipts Overlnnd to mills and f'anada .. 19,42 a Southern mill takings lest.) &0.000 Eo«s of stock at intrtdor towns.. 35.747 Brought Into sight for the week. . 164,667 Total Crop Movement. Port receipts 9.222,415 Overland to mills and Canada.. 943,383 Southern mill takings test ) ... 2,280,009 Stock at Interior towns In ex cess of September Ist 609,0.4 Brought Into sight thus far for season 27,917 hales added receipts for season. NEW ORLEANS SPOTS New Orleans. —Spot eotton quiet, un changed; middling l.i 3-16; sales on the spot 365; to arrive 1,569, Receipts 4,168; stock 203,886. COTTONWOODS New York!- Prices for full men's we»r continues to hat-den. Cotton goods were steadier for the day. Some specialties In dress gods are selling well. Under wear and hosiery were quiet. WEEK IN TRADE New York. -Dun’* Review today H iyn: “Thin in the between neawonH -period In varlnijH branches of trade and significant rhnngeM In the bunlneas situation are lacking. Broadly considered, conditions aVe nulet, although Indications of pro gress nre not wholly absent. There is no uniform trend toward improvement. "Expectations that the approach of spring would he accompanied by a revi val in Iron and steel have not been real ized and enlarged buying will soon be necessary to r*event curtailment of operations. "In view of the fact that the pros perity of the country depends large y upon crops. It Is gratifying that the out look for winter wheat leaves little to he desired. Exports of breadstuff! last month were worth less than In 4he same period a year ago hut this discrepancy was more than offset by the Increase in cotton. “The recent downward tendency 1n commodity priced was agani in evidence this week. "Failurex thi* week numbered 347 In the United State* against 294 laat year, and 36 in Canada compared with 33.” THE AUGUSTA HERALD. AUGUSTA. GA. STOCKS 00 UP, THEN REVERSE Market Forges Ahead in Early Saturday Trading. Small Net Losses at End. Naw YOrk.—The strength which de veloped yesterday In the stock market today Wits sustained only temporarily. The market forged ahead 111 Ihe early dettllt <rs; then the demand diminished and the list fell. At the close small net losses were the rule. The reaction was occasioned by large profit-taking. Falling off of demand at tlie high figures wits believed to signal ise completion of covering of the short Interests. With outside buying still at low ebb the hulls had little support. Slocks have advanced and fallen short swings with stub precision recently that traders expected u reaction due to yes terday's upturn. * Of the early risers the coalers and trunk line stocks were again most prom inent. There was a good demand also for various low-priced railroad and In dustrial shares, some of which touched Ihe best figures of a long period, itume- Iv common .and preferred developed par ticular weakness. An actual rash gain of more than $6,- 000,000 reported la the hank statement surpassed expectations and made the best showing of many wreks. The homl market was Irregular with some Improvement In the tone. New Haven 3 1-2's lost nearly three points. Total sales of bonds $1,300,000. Unit ed States 2 s registered declined 1-8 and 2's coupon 1-4 on call. NEW YORK STOCK LIST least Rale. Amalgamated Copper 76% American Agricultural F»7% American Beet Sugar 23 American Can 30 American Can pfd 92% Amevlcan Car and Foundry 5m American Cotton OH 44 American Ice Securities 31% American Linseed American Locomotive 34 s ; Amer. Smelting and Refining 69% Do pfd 103'4 American Sugar Refining 102*4 American Tel and Tel 122 American Tobacco 252*4 Anaconda Mining Company 35*4 Atcbiaon 07 : *» Do pfd 100*4 Atlantic Coast Line 122 Baltihoro and Ohio 91 Bethlehem Steel 43*4 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 92*4 Canadian Pacific 207*4 Central Leather 35% Chesapeake and Ohio 53'i Chiengo Great ‘Weatern . 12% Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul 99*4 Chicago A North Western 134 Colorado Fuel and IVon 33 Consolidated Oas ... •...134*3 Corn Products HJi Delaware and Hudson ... • ...... .119*3 Denver and Rio Grande ... 12 Do pfd 21 Dictillers’ Securities l s % Erie 29% Do Ist pfd * ‘iO Do 2nd pfd 37Ms General Electric 1*7% Great Northern pfd ...123% Great Northern Ore Ctfs 36 * i Illinois Cent Val 11° Interborough Metropolitan 15 Do pfd 50 Inter Harvester 104% Inter Maine pfd 16% International Paper 9% International Pump 6% Kansas City Southern 25% Laclede Gas 9K Lehigh Valley H 7% Louisville and Nashville 137 Minn.. St. P. A* Kault St. M ...127*4 Missouri, Kansas Ac Texas 17% Missouri Pacific % 24% National Biscuit 135 National I send * *9% Nat I Rys of Mexico 2nd pfd 10 :, i New York Central 80Vi New York, Ont arid Western .... 27*4 Norfolk and Western 103% North Amedhan ... 74% Northern Pacific H 3 Pacific Mall 25 Pennsylvania 111*4 People’s Gas 124 Pittsburg, C. C. & St. Louis 82 Pittsburg Coal 21 Pressed Steel Car 44 Pullman Palace Car 152% Reading Republic Iron and Steel 25% Republic Iron and Steel pfd # K % Rock Island Company 4% Do pfd 8% St. Louis & San Fran. 2d pfd ... 6 ScnlM>ard Air Line 20 Do pfd 54% Sloss, Sheffield Steel and Iron ... 31 Southern Pacific 05 Southern Railway ••• ..... 25% I)o pfd 83% Tennessee Copper 35% Union Pacific 158% Do pfd •• ..83% United States Realty 61 United States Rubber ... 61% United States Steel 64% Do pfd 110% Utah Copper ..... 55 Virginia-Carolina Chemical 34% Wabash 1% Do pfd ••• .... 6% Western Maryland 80 Western Union 63% Westlnghouse Electric ..... 77% Wheeling He IsHke Erie 4 China Copper .. 42% N Y N. If Hr H 69% Ray, Cons. Copper 21% American Cties 36 Do pfd 64 Liggett and Meyers 226% Do pfd ...118 Lorillard ... 169 Do pfd 113% Seaboard 20% Do pfd 55% V«.-Carolina Chemical 34% Do pfd 107% Total sales for the day 148,400 shares. N. Y. BANK STATEMENT New York, -fine atetement of the no Rial condition of clearing houao bank* and true! companlca for the week allow* that they hold 325,346,950 reeerve In «x --ree* of legal requirement*. Tide I* an increase of 82,330,650 from last week. Actual Condition, T.oan* 32,085,035,000; lnfTeane 35,110,- 000. Specie 3408,842, Wr. Increase 36,648,000. Legal tender* 872,457,000; decreaac 3598,1).0. Net deposits 31,985,539,000; increasj 318,671,000. Circulation 342,028,000; decrease 342,- 000. Banks' cash reserve in vault 3407,765.- OOf. 'l'ruat companies’ cash reserve. In vault 370,044,000. Aggregate cash reserve 3477.799.000. Excess lawful reserve 825,346.950; In crease 82,330.650. Trust companies reserve with clearing house members carrying 25 per cent cash reserve 887,296,000. Humrphry of state hanks and trust companies In Greater New York not In cluded In clearing house statement. Doans 3829.527,00*; decrease 311,700. Specie $87,494,600; decrease 3430.600, I.egal tenders 38,177 500; in re se 316,* too. Total deposits 3633,345,200; Increase 37,221,000. | BEARS IN CORN CAIN SLIGHTLY Close, However, Steady. Wheat, Oats and Provisions All Also Show Loss. Chicago, 111. After a stubborn fight ci.vn today cloned steady hut at 3-8 lit 3-Sal-2c net (Incline, other lending staples to<Y all showed s loss wheal a shade to l-4al-8; oats l-Sal-4 to 3-8 amt provisions 7 1-2 to 12 1-2. WHEAT— np.n High, ’ nw. (9 ** May .... 93'i 93V 93% *3% July .... SSL, 88% 888. 88*1 CORN— May .... 69', 698, 68% 68’, July .... 69 <9l, 68*4 68*11 OATS— May .... 4(11, 4<>>, 39’, 39'$ July .... mu, 4(", 39’, 40 PORK— May . . . 2167 2167 2160 2|60 July 2165 2165 2t57 2160 LARD— May . . . .1082 1082 1075 10*76 July . . . .1100 1100 1095 1095 RIBS Mny . . . .1152 1152 1147 1147 July ... .1167 1167 1162 1162 NEW YORK BONDS U. H. ref 2s. registered 98% U. H. ref, 2s, coupon ... ... 99% IT. F*. 3s, registered 10? U. S. 3s. coupon 102 IT. 8. 4s, registered 112 U. 8. 4s. coupon 112% Panama 3s, coupon PC American Agricultural 5s 100*4 American Tel. and Tel. cv. 4s 91 American Tobacco f*s 120% Armour Hr Co. 4%s 92% Atchison gen. 4s ... ... 95% Atchison cv. 4s (I 960) 97% Atchison cv. 5s %«102 Atlantic Coast Line Ist 4s 93% Baltimore & Ohio 4s ... 94% Baltimore Hr Ohio 3%s .... 91% Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s ... ..... 9i% Cent ml of Georg in 5s 103% Central Leather 5s 99% Chesapeake and Ohio 4%s 98% Chesapeake Air Ohio eonv. 4%s HH% Chicago Air Alton 3%s 50 Chicago, B. & Quincy Joint 4s 97 Chicago, B. & Quincy gen. 4s ... 93% Chicago, Alii. A- Si. Paul cv. 4%s ..101 Chicago, R. 1. Par. It. R. col. 4h 38% Chlfagn. R. I. K Pile. It> rfg 15... 71 Colorado A Sou. ref. && ext l%s .. 9t Delaware and Hmtsrm cv. 4s 9K% Denver and Rio Grande ref 5s ... 65% I>lstillers 5s 65 Erie prior Men 4s 95 Erie gen In 74 EYle cv. 4a. serieß ”B” 74% Minnie Central Ist ref. 4s ofd ... 94 Interbornugli Metropolitan 4%s ... 77 Inter. Merc. Marine 4%s 53 Japan 4%s fcs Kansas City Southern ref. 5s 96% Lake Shore deb. 4s (1931) 91 Louisville and Nashville Un. 45... 91% Missouri, Kan. and Tenxs Ist 4s ... 90 Mo. Kan. A Texan gen. 4%5, ofd... 79 Missouri Pacific cotiv. 5» 70 Nut'onnl Rys. of Mexico 4%a 52 N. Y. Central gen. 3%» ...N 82 N\ Y. Central deb. 4s 90% N. Y.. N. II Hr Hartford cv. 3%5.. 68 Norfolk A Western Ist con. 4s ... 94% Norfolk and Western cv. 4s 102 Northern Pacific 4s 95% Northern Pacific 3s 69 Oregon Short Line rfgd 4s 92% Penn. cv. 3%s (1915) 98% Penn. con. 4s 101% Reading gen. 1s . 05% St. Louis AT Han. Fran. fg. 4s 75% St. limits A Fran. gen. 5s 49 St. Louis H*western eon. 4s 73 Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s 77% Southern Pacific col. 1s 91% Southern Pacific cv. 4h 87% Southern Pacific R. R. Ist *ef. 45.. 92% Southern Rail way 5s 105% Southern Railway gen. 4s 74% Union Pacific 4s 97% Union Pacific cv. 4s 90% Union Pacific .st and ref. 4s 93*4 U. S. Rubber 6s 103% IT. S. Steel 2nd 5S 102% Virginia-Carolina Chemical 5s 97 Wabash Ist and ext. 4s 56 Western Md. 4s 7* Westlnughouse Electric cv. 5s 94% Wisconsin Central 4s 87% CHICAGcTcASH GRAIN Chicago, Ills.—Cash grain Whant No. 2 red 34 3-4a9fi; No. 2 hard 32 3-4593; No. 2 mgthern ->*n.9li; No. 2 aprlng 931 i No eorn. Data No. 2 white 42; standard 46 14al-2. Rye No 2, 61a62. Harley 6f1a66. laird 10.60. Rll.s 10.87 l-2a11.»1>. LIVESTOCK MARKET CHICAGO HOG AND CATTLE MARKET Chicago. 111., Hogs Receipts 12,000; slow; milk of salea 8K:t088r.; light 885a -890; mixed X6fiaßß7 1-2; heavy 8451*877 1-2; rough 845a8&5; plga 700a890. Faille Rei-elpts 200; steady; beeves 700.956; Texas steers 715 a Rls; western ateer* *85a610; sleeker* and feed#*, 565hK15; cows and heifers 376a860; calves OOsjOUOO. Sheep: Recelpte 600: slow; native 475- n 635; western 49f1a640; yearlings 080a -700; lambs, native 676a770; western 675- a 7 80. stTlouis cash grain a. Louis. Mo -Gash wheat; No, 2 red 91 1-2595 1-2; 2 hard !l2s(l». Corn No. 2, 69 l-2a70; 2 white 70. Data 2, 89 l-2a40; 2 white 42b1-4. AUGUSTA QUOTATIONS GROCERIES. PROVISIONS D. 8. Reg. Ribs, 60-lb 1234 I). 8. Reg Pistes, 8-lb. av ll'A I). 8 Clear Plntes 1034 D. 8 Bellies, 25-lb 13% pearl Grits, 96-lb., all slzez 1.90 Yeiir,w Corn 91 Red Co!) White Corn JI6 Rest Feed Oats 66 Rest Willi* oil la 57 Medium Head Rice 05 Japan Head Rice .03% Fancy Green Coffee 14% Choice Green Coffee 14 Fair Green Coffee 12 Tencent Roasted Coffee, 100 pkga. .07% Arhuckle'a Coffee, pr eh, 10-lb. 20.60 Arburkle's Ground Coffee, 86-lb*. 20 80 R. A. .1. Coffee, 50-Ib. pkga 16% Ileno Coffee Ground, 100-lb» 20 P. R. Molasses, tibia 20 Pecan Hyrup, bids .27 Cuba Molasses, bids 28 Rebelled Ga. Hyrup, % bbla 30 HR. BOHAN-KO'B PI UR 71 I OCI'tOKIIY Give* instant relief t 1 1 tv■ in Itching. Weeding or Pro * * trading riles. Price 60cents 1)R. BOBANKO, Philadelphia, Pa. Wk Caras In 1 to i dare E MP«*>fm 1 Gonorrhoea and Gleet. K\il_ UM 1 ontain* no pni*on «nd ■ BUT ml M m*r be used full strength absolutely without fear. Guaranteed not to stricture. I'revent* contagion. WHY NOT CURE YOURSELF? At Druggists, or wa ship express prepaid upoa receipt oftL Full particulate mailed on reguesL UK EVANS CHEMICAL CO. —« 0* LONDON STOCKS London.—Monty wi«m acaYoe and dear rt md discount rules were quiet today* The stock market wus quiet und till* nettled. Cnnsoln gnltird un eighth but Mugged litter Otherwise prices closed u shade lutrder with copper nhnren loud* Ing American securities opened quiet ntu) n iruction lower. Later most of the list advanced on covering. Closed steady with values ranging lYom 3-8 above to 3-8 below purity. MONEY MARKET N*w York.—Uall inonsy nominal; n.i In: i ns. Tim* loans oasy; *o dais 2 3-lu3; 90 days 3; six month* 3 l-lal-2. M.rrantll* paper In 4 1-2 Hterllng exchange *n*y; *0 day* 484.50; demand 486,50. I'ommerctal bills 483 3-4, Government bonds oasy. Railroad bonds trrrglar. SUGAR AND COFFEE NN.w York. ■ (’offoe s|«il, quit!! Hlo No 7. 8 5-8; Santos No, 4. II 1-2; MUd quid; cordova 12 l-2aK. 1-2. New York.—Raw sugar srtady; mo lassos 2 30; centrifugal ;vn|; refined, quirt. COTTON SEED OIL Nsw York. Tlio ocllonsood nil m.irkrt dosed ili'fldl Spot 740.(8*87; March 752 a 755: April 745a746; May 7.'*na7sl; June 755 *756. July 7*'.:'.•*7*> I. August 769a -770; Kepi ember 769*771. (idober *uoa -735. Tidal sales 5,70». COLORED MEN Wanted to .irepire is bleeping Car and Train Porter. No *xp*rl*ne» n»ce»- oary. Foal lons pay $65 to SIOO * month. Slrady work Chicago roada. Posses sod Uniforms furnished when n.ess snry. W'rlt. now Railway Inat., Dept 2°. Indianapolis, Ind. DROPSY SPECIALIST Funnily Kivfl quick relief, havo entirely relieved main aeemlrwly hopele»» e«ae« H*ellliiK and nil 'rt breath noon grille. Often gives entire relief In 15 to 25 da\ a. Trial t real ment aent free. DR. THOMAS E. GREEN Successor to Dr. H. H. Green’s Sons Box P Attain % Daily Pattern 9867 9867 —A 6IMPLE UP TO DATE FROCK FOR YOUTHFUL FIGURES Dress for Missis ami Hmnll Women (wllli Hklrl having I'louni'e, ar**l Tunic, ami will* Body Lining.) Duvet,yn In a new shade <f blue with hrnldlng of a»tln on the free edges, frlllH of ecru net, and fancy hlltlolis, eomblne lo make this attractive style. The waist, cut In kimono style, Is 111- rsngid on u liody lining that may be overlaid with ma'terlal in from, n* ulale a vest, or, may bo worn with *1 ehemlselte, pattern for wlih'l* Is provid ed In Ibis design. The Her skirt, •m --posed of a tun!' and flounce over a I wo piece foundation, may he finished plain, without either flounce nr tunic nr boll*. The sleeve has a shapely cuff. The pa I lei 11 la cut In four sixes: 11, 16, 17 and 18 years. II require* five yaVila or 44-Inch material for a 14-ye»*r size A pattern of tills Illustration mailed lo any address on receipt of 10 cents In silver nr stamps No. Size Nam* Street and No City «tet# GEORGIA RAILROAD (Effective January 28, 1914.) No. Arrive From— • 2 Atlanta, Macon, Athene and Washington 2;3opm • 4 Atlanta 7:osam 112 Macon and Comak B:4sam *2B Atlanta, Macon, Athena and Wnahlngton 10:20pm •92 Athena, Macon and Wash ington 11:46am Pullman Sleeper nnd Parlor Car Service. No* 3 nnd 4. Augusta and Atlanta. Nos. 3 and 4, Charleston and Atlanta, Nob I 2 27 and 28, Broiler Buffet parlor Car, Augusta and Atlanta. J H. HILMJPH, O. P. A., ('. f. M'MiI,I.IN. A. O. P A. Ml BROAD STREET. PHONES 267, Ml and 22M. BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS CHicaqo, lilt, flutter higher; creame ries 1*0*26. Eggs unchanged; receipt• 18,652 cgsef. Cheese uiicluiiiged. PutMtnes unchanged; receipts forty- Iv\ ■> < tie Poultry, nllve, unclmngcd. New York.—flutter steady; creamery extras 26 l-’JitJ?; firsts 24 1-2*26. Cheese steady, unchanged. Egg* Wf«k. fresh gathered ext ins 23l 1-2; etxru firsts 22 1-2; firsts 21 1-2(22. naval”storfs Savannah, Oa, Tnrpcntlns f rm. 46 3-1: salrs 58; rerilpls 172; shipments lit: stock 12,66*1. ttoaln firm: sales : receipts 1,1*2; shipments 327; slock 118,2(1. (juole; II and It 355; F. 3(2 1-2; F 395a4.81; O 402 l-2aU5; H 407 l-2atU; t 410: K 440: M 160*i73; N 540; Wg 585; Ww 620. Wilmington, N. C— Spirits tufpentlno steady, 15 9-4 tenia; recelpls, 2 casks. R»sln steady. 3,70; receipts, 9 barrels. Tar firm, 2.011; receipts, 37 barrels. I'rmle turpentine firm, 2.25, 3.50 ami $.50; recelpls, blank. Atlantic Coast Line NOTE These arrivals and departure! are given as Information Arrivals and connections are not guarantesd. 86 | 83 | rCTT ( IlY; . sop.l.v Mig'ta Ar.l B;Rt,.*l 3Up 7.45 p 5: t opi Orangeburg 6:57:* 12:27p 9:«6p B;46pf Sumter «:25k U:oo|> If 27p 0:00p Flnrsm-a 3:03a 9 4U.» 7 60s 5 *s*l Richmond s:Bsp t:00» 18 U C. »:08p 9:4Up 11.44,9110 02111 Ihiltn, Md. I:4s|> 9:20j. 2 ;04p|1 2 23p] W Uhlla 11:88a 5:43p 4 15t*| 2.31 piAr. N Y. Lv 9:;5a S:3lr» Through Klectrlc Lighted steel Pull- Man Rleeprvs on each (rain lo New YcrK dally. Steel romportment ear* northbound (• New Yor*. on Mondays, Wednesdays ard Frldsv. on train No 3S. Observation Bioller ears between Flcr.no. end At gusts, and mir own A. C. L. New Dine g north of Fiore no*. T. B WALKER. Diet. Pm. Agt. C of Ga.Ry M The Right Way” Cul l «flk .060 VIYiH, Ihtll |«.. a l. 0 uns >, ORHAHFURKb For Dublin, d* van nuh, Mucoo and Florida points 7:30 am. For Dublin and Savannah .. .. 2:30 p.ia* FOl Gavnnu**h, M icon, Colum bu- and Blrinlngh.-nn 0:29 p.ta, ARRIVALS From Savannnh. Macon, Co lumbus and Birmingham ... 8:30 am. From Dohl n Savsnnah snd Florida point* 12:80 p.nx, From Dublin Savennsh, Ma con and Florida points .. 7:50 p.m. All Trnlns Ar. Dally. Train leaving Augusta 7:30 a. m. and srtlvlng si 7 50 p m.. eartde* a througd I’ullmon Buffet Pnrlor Car between Aue gnsia and Hnvannah, connecting at MU len with through train for Macon. Co lumbus Birmingham and Montgomery. Vest Hulled electrle-llghted. steam healed Bleeping Cars, me carried on night trans between Augusta and Sa vannah. On.; connecting nt Mtllen with through Sleeping Cars 10 und from Ma con, Columbus and Atlunta. For any Information a* to fares, erheduus, etc., write or communicate I with. W W TTACKKTT, Trave’lng Passenger Agent Phone No. 62. 719 Broad StreM Augusts. Gs CHARLESTON & WESTERN CARP' IN A RA|| WAY CO. (Effective Jan. 4, 1914.) The following arrival* «n 4 departure* of train* Union Station, Auguata, On., a* well na connection* with other com panien am almpiy given at Information mid ara not guarantoed. Departure#. 7:10 A. M No 6 Dally for Anderson. 11:00 A M No I—Dally for Greenwood, Spartanburg. Greenville, Aibevtlle. 4:26 Tv M., No * Dally for Spartan burg, Greenville, ete. 6.30 A m . No. 46 Dally for fleaufort. Port Roval and Chnrleslori. 2:00 P M . No 42 Dally for Beaufort, Port Royal Charleston. Savannah. Arrival*. 12:10 P M„ No. 2- Daily from Spartan burg, Greenville, etc. 7:05 P. M.. No. 4 -Dally Irom Spartan burg. Asheville 12:16 P. M., No .41—Dally from Beau fort. Port Rnyul, Chnr'eslo.i, amt Savannah 6:30 P M No 46- Daily from Beau fort. Port Royal and Chxrleaton 8:00 P M.. No 6 Daily from Anderenn. Effective Sunday. Marrli 15th. through Pullman Parlor Buffet Cara will ha operated between Auguata and Aalie vllla on tralna Noa 1 and 4 In connec tion wltli Sou Rv “CAROI.iNA tit'E CIAI." fr- in Snnrtnnbnrg ERNEST W11.1.1AM3 General Paeaenger Agent. 820 Broadway. Auguata Os. Southern Railway Piarnlar Carrier of the South Schedule Effective March 1, 1(14, N. H. Schedule figure* puoilahed only ■ * information tlid are not guaranteed. Union Station, All Tralna Dally Tralna Depart to No IS Charleston. S. C 7:20a.m. 26 Savannah, Jarkaonvllle ... .8:20a.m. 8 Columbia, M. C V:lon.m. 182 Washington. New York .. ..3:68p.m. 32 Washington. New York .. . 3 06p.m. 22 Clierleaton 8:40p.m, 20 Columbia 6:00p.m. 24 Cherleeion. Jarkeonville ...11:46pm. Tralna Arrive From No. 26 Charleston, Jackaonvllle ...3:20a m. 19 Columbia 10:00* m. 131 Waahlngtnn. Now York . ..12:01p.m. 31 Wnahlngton, New York . ..12:18pm. 25 rhnrleafon 2:18p.m. 29 Savannah, Ja-ksonvllle .... 7:00p.m. 7 Columbia 8:85p.m. 17 Charleeton 10:60p.m. Tubman Drawing Room end Compart ment Sleeping Cara, Couchee, Dining Car tJervlce. Phone 601 or 9*7 for Information and Pullman Rraervatlona. MAGRUDER DENT. Dlat. Pnaa. Agent. Telephone 947 729 Broad St No. Depart To — •I Atlanta, Macon, Athens and Washington 8:30«m •3 Atlanta 12:16nt 111 Cnrnak and Macon 6:lspm •27 Atlanta. Macon and Wash ington 3:lspm *!d Athens and Wnahlngton 4:3opm •Dally. IDally except Sunday. TIME SHOWN ABOVE IS EASTERN (CITY) TIME. SEVEN