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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11. News of the Cotton Crop and Markets AUGUSTA COTTON MARKET MIDDLING .8 13-16 Cents. TONE STEADY. New York Cotton Market (SATURDAY'S FIGURES.) Opon High. Low. Closq January S 3 8.45 B.SS 8.45 March 8.36 8.43 8.33 8.43 May 8.32 8.36 October 8.79 8.88 8.78 8.88 December. 8.57 8.6 S 8.56 8.67 Tone—Steady. Spots—9.lo. FRIDAY’S FIGURES.) Open. High. Low. Closa January ...... ... ... 8.42 8.43 3.34 8.35 March 8.40 8.41 8.32 8.33 October 8.77 8.87 8.76 8.77 December 8.65 8.66 8.56 8.56 Tone—Barely steady. Spots—9.oo. New Orleans Cotton Market (SATURDAY’S FIGURES.) Open. High. Low. Close. January ..... 8.32 8.40 8.30 8.40 October - 8.56 8.65 8.56 8.64 December 8.38 8.45 8.36 8.44 Tone—Steady. Spots—B 13-16 c. FRIDAY’S FIGURES.) Open. High. Low. Clos4 January .. 8.41 8.41 8.34 8.34 October 8.68 8.70 8.65 8.66 December 8.48 8.48 8.38 8.38 Tone —Steady. Sflbts 8 3-16 c. Chicago Grain and Pro vis ons (SATURDAY’S FIGURES.) VHEAT — Open. High. Low. Close. December 1.00% 1.01% 1.00% 1.01% May 1.03% 1.04% 1.03% 1.04% July 97% 98% 98% 98% CORN— December ~ .« .. ... 65% 65 64% 64% May 64% 64% 64% 64% July 63% 64% 6314 63% OATS— 4* Decembers. .. .. .. .. 49 49% 4D 43% May ,77r 51% 51% 51% 51% July « 47 47 47 PORK— October 13.80 15.25 13.65 15.25 Jan 15.95 15.92% 15.60 15.67% May 15.37% 15.70 15.37% 15.50 LARD— . October 9.85 9.95 9.60 9.65 January .. .. •. .. .. .... ...9.50 9.60 9. 25 9. 35 May..’. - 9-37% 942% 9.20 9.27% RIBS October 9.05 9.25 8.82% 9.25 lanuary ’ . ! 8.46 8.45 8.25 8.32% May •• .. .. *. «. •• ••• *• 3*47% 8.47% 8.30 8.35 (FRIDAY'S FIGURES.) eouir at Open. High. Low. Close December Mi 101% 100% % 100% COB De7ember 65% 65% 64% 64% ° AT De7ember 49% 49% 49% 49% r a ii r, January 965 967% 955 955 October I° os 1005 995 995 RIBS— 865 847% 847% octo^::::::::::.:.:.... 920 920 9.2% 912% 3 FULL QUOTATIONS IN THE LOCAL MARKETS (SATURDAY’B FIGURES.) Low middling 8 Strict low middling 8 1110 Middling 8 Strict middling .. 8 15-10 Good middling 8 I'll* (FRIDAY’S FIGURES.) Low middling 8 1-2 Strict low middling 8 5-8 Middling 8 3-4 Strict middling 8 7-8 Good middling 8 RECEIPTS, SALES AND SHIPMENTS Net receipts today 288 ft Through cotton today 314 Gross receipts today 3203 SALES FOR THE WEEK. Sales. Spin. Mbplt Sat 997 107 1190 Mon Tues Thurs. . . - Inals .. 997 107 . 1190 RECEIPTS FOR THe' WEEK. 1908 . 1907 tat, 2855 3203 Mon rhurs. . . Totals ... 2855 3203 STOCKS AND RECEIPTS jtock in Augusta. I*oß .. .. 43,892 Stock in Augusta, 1907 .. .; 34,198 Received since SepL 1, 1908 .. 89,997 Received since Bept. 1, 1907 ..105,381 IN SIGHT AND SUPPLY 1907 190 S Ight to Oct. 8....1,874.80ft 1,443,756 During week .... 482,340 370,340 /Islble supply ...2,467,881 2,585,913 ESTIMATES FOR TOMORROW today. Uast Yr Galveston 7,118 *.OOO-12.000 Houston 8,661 8,500-10,000 New Orleans 5,115 PORT RECEIPTS | Galveston 13412 7579 New Orleans 6175 3558 Mobile 2555 1614 Savannah 15737 12662) Charleston 1257 2577 Wilmington 4905 5159 Norfolk 3549 4632 Various 100 Total ports (Est.) ...47000 37881 INTERIOR RECEIPTS 1907 190 i Houston 12433 6829 Augusta 2855 BM| Little Rock 1296 AUGUSTA DAILY RECEIPTS. | Georgia R. R 1148 722 Southern R. R 545 407 C. of Ga. R. R 107 308 C. & W. G. R. R. ... 419 715 A. C. L. R. R 50 35 Wagon 620 407 | Canal , River Net receipts 2889 2494 .Through 314 361 Totals 3203 2855 _____ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET TODAY Open. Close Jan. & Feb. .4.47% 4.52 Feb. & March.. 4.49 .... 4.52 'March & April 4.49% 4.53 1 April & May ..4.19% 4.53% May & June ...4.50% .... 4.54% June & July ..4.50 .... 4.54 j July & Aug. ..4.49% .... 4.53% , Aug. k Sept. . Sept, k Oct. . 4.64% .... T. 67 Oct. k Nov. ..4.54 .... 4.57 Nov. k Dec. ’..4.49 .... 4.0) Dec. k Jan. .4 48 1.52% Sales 2.000. Receipts 10,001), Tone— | Steady. Middling 4.96. THE MONEY MARKET NEW YORK- Money on call nominal. Time loans firmer, sixty days 2 t-2 to | 2 3-4 per cent and ninety days 3 to >l-4 I per cent; six months 3 1-4 to 3 1-4 per cent. ! Close. Prime mercantile paper 4 1-4 to 4 1-3 per cent. Sterling exchange weak with actual I business In bankers blits at 4.38 4 3S. 10 for sixty day bills and at 434.50 4X4 40 I for demand. STOCKS LITTLE LIQUIDATION IN AMERICAN MARKETS Stable Stocks of this Coun try Not Suffering; From Balkan Complications. NEW YORK —Tho dull and sluggish stock market today Indicated that the speculative element svns little inclined to take chances on what might occur over Sunday in the inflammable state of affairs In southeastern Europe. There was some relaxation of the tension on that account, but this was owing partly to the fact that business for the day was over in London before it began here. The London market itself, while In ope ration showed a decidedly more tran quil tone and some tendency towards re covery from the acute weakness of the day before. British consols sharing in this tendency. The local market was free from the pressure of foreign liquidation which has overwhelmed on each successive day of the week, and the way was thus opened to moderate advances. The prominence of the Harrlman stock and of Hook Island In this movement wn.s testimony to the influence of yester day’s dovelopemtnt pointing to Harrl man interest in Rock Island affairs. Another ground for the hesitating and irregular stock market was the question of gold exports and its possible effects on the money market. September's largo exports of Agricultural products reported today, and the obligation in curred by foreign markets to pay for them, supply an additional incentive for foreign selling of American securities here as an offset in order to adjust the warning of how our banking position will be affected by continuance of the weeks liquidation for foreign account. The stock market closing tone was de cidedly heavy. Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value $1,064,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Total sales stocks today 234,500 shares. DECREASE SHOWN IN BANK RESERVE Deposits Making Big In crease and Statement was Satisfactory. NEW YORK—The statement of clear ing house for the week shows that the banks hold $34,707, 225 more than ttfo requirements of the 25 per rent reserve rule. This is a decrease of $7,561, 025 on the proportionate cash reserve as compared with last week. The statement follows. Loans 1,324,358,000, Increase $12,227,300 Deposits $1,402,753,100, increase $5,981,- 700. Circulation $53,114,300 decrease 242,200. Legal Tenders $78,426,000, decrease $659,700. Special $306,469,500. decrease 5,426,800. Reserve required $350, 688, 275, in crease $1,496,425. Surplus $34,707,225, * decrease $7,581,- 425. Ex. IT. S. deposits $37,019,225, decrease $7,574,675. The per rentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks at the close of business yesterday was 27.40. The statement of banks and trust eomapnies of Greater New York not members of the clearing house shows that these institutions have aggregate deposits of $1,063,691,000; total cash on hand $100,411,70); and loans amounting I to $961,637,200. New York Stock Market Close Amalgamated Copper 74% I American Car £ Foundry 40 Do., pfd 101 American Cotton Oil 35 American Hide & Leather pfd.. 23% American Ice Securitlps 25% American Llnsccil 9% American Locomotive 48% American Locomotive pfd 104 Am. Smelting £ Refining .. .. 86% Do., pfd 104% American Sugar Refining 13% ■ American Tobacco pfd 93 i American Woolen .. 22% ; Anaconda Mining Co 42% J Atchlaon 87% Atchison pfd 94% Atlantic Coast Line 87 Baltimore A Ohio 95% Baltimore & Ohio pfd 86 Broolyn Rapid Transit 18% .Canadian Pacific 171% t Central Leather 25 Central Leather pfd 94% Central of New e.jrsey 196 Chesapeake & Ohio 41% Chicago £ Great Western 6% Chicago S Northwestern 159% * Chi., Mil. & St. Paul 134% ; C„ C„ C. A St. Louts 51 Colorado Fuel A Iron 34% , Colorado A Southern 40% Do., Ist pfd .. 65 Do., 2nd pfd 57 I Consolidated Gas r.. 145% j Corn Products 17% ‘Delaware A Hudson 165 Denver A Rio Grande 26 Do., pfd 66% Distillers' Securities 29% Erie 31% ' Erie Ist pfd 44 Erie 2nd pfd .. 36 | General Electric .. 140 I Great Northern pfd ... 131% .Great Northern Ore r;tf# 58% ! Illinois Central 137 | Interborough Metropolitan .. 10% Do., pfd 31 International Paper 9 Do. pfd 51 1 International Pump 27% lowa Central 13% THE AUGUSTA HERALD. COTTON COTTON MARKET WAS HIGHER ON CLOSING Bearish Week-End Fig ures Did Not Prevent tlie Market From Going Up ward. NEW YORK—The cotton market opened steady ift nn advance of 4 points In response to better cables than due and after easing off t,o with in a point of last nights final under a renewal of scattering liquidation and southern selling sold 4 to H points not higher on support from Wall street and covering for over the w»*ek-end. Re ports that near months here were on practically a shipment parity with high grades in the south yesterday cause some selling in connection with bear ish week-end figures. The market eloa ateady with prices 10 to 15 points higher. Receipts at the ports today 47,701 bales against 48,087 last week, and 87,881 last year. For the week 860,000 bales ngainst 340,922 last week and 276,752 last year. Today’s receipts at New Orleans 6.175 bales against 3,558 last year and at Houston 12,443 bales against 6,892 last year. LITTLE DEMAND FOR NEW ORLEANS COTTON* Shorts Covering Freely Put Prices Up on Them selves in Southern Center NEW ORLEANS. La.—Spot cotton was steady today at unchanged quo tations. Middling 8 18-16. Sales on the spot were 350 bales and 1,250 to arrive Very little demand was in evidence from any quarter and the market re ceived Its tone from 'the advancing ten dency of futures. Cotton futures oponed quiet, unchang ed to 3 points up. Liverpool cables were favorable and the weather news was bad, the map showing frost in the western belt and much rain In tlie* eas tern. Shorts covered freely and put the prices up on themselves. Llttls buying for long accounts was In evidence. More optimistic cable messages concerning the political situation In Europe also helped the markets. The market closed quiet and steady with the active positions showing a not advance of 8 points to 11 points. COTTON SEED PRODUCTS Colton seed meal 7 1-2 per can*, j at. .lysis f. o. b. local mill*, la quoted! today at >23.50 per ton. Cotton seed hulls in sacks, $7.00 per ton. Cotton seed hulls, loose, >5.00 per ton. Car-lots prices in each Instance. COTTON SEED OIL NEW YORK -Cotton seed oil was steady nn light offerings and strength nr crude. Prime cruda rk 1-2n30; prime summer yellnw 38 :t-b«S!i 1-4; off summer yellow 38 l-2aß!t; good summer yellow 3Sa3R 3-4; prime white 40 l-2u42 1-4; prime winter yellow 43n4b Kanasas City Southern 27 Do , pfd 60 laoulsvllle A Nashville 104 Minneapolis A St. Louis 35% Minn., St. P. A Hault St. M.!..122% Missouri Pacific 53 Missouri, Kansas A Texas .. .. 29% Do , pfd 63% National Lead 81 % I New York Central 103% i N, Y., Ontario A Western .. 40% Norfolk A Western 71% i North American 62 [Northern Pacific 139% ' Pacific Mall 24% Pennsylvania ~..122% • People's Gas 9.3 1 Pittsburg, C. C. A St. Louis .. ~ 71 ! Pressed Steel Car . . 32% 'Pullman Palace Car 162% ! Railway Steel Spring 37% 'Reading ~ ..129% 1 Republic Steel 21 % ! Republic Steel pfd 79% Rock Island Co 19% i Do., pfd 47% St. Louis A Hau Fran. 2nd pfd .. 31% St. Louis Southwestern J 7% Do., pfd 46% Sloss Sheffield Steel A Iron .. 62% Southern Pacific 102% Southern Pacific pfd 117% Southern Railway 21 Southern Railway pfd ... ~ 51% | Tennessee Copper 40% Texas A Paclll* 24 i Toledo Ht Louis A West 26 I Do , pfd 58% ‘ I'nlon pß<dfte ~ 10% I Union Pacific pfd 87% 1 United States Rubber 21 Do., pfd '...101 United State* Steel 45% I Do, pfd .. ~.,108% I Utah Copper 41V, ; Virginia Carolina Chemical .. .. 32% Do . pfd 108 Wabash 12 I Wabash pfd 25% Westing bouse Electric ~ ... 74 Western Union 58% Wheeling A !>ake Erie ... .... 8 Wisconsin Central 25% Standard Oil 623 J. C. McAULIFFE, Market Editor. GRAIN: A STRONG FRONT WAS EXHIBITED IN WHEAT* Talk of Short Acreage Coming Season Caused Renewed Strength in the Market. CHICAGO*- Western wheat receipts to day 1,670,000 bushels against 914, «. bushels a year ago. Trade in wheat was fairly active today nml the iqnrkot very strong, to the surprise of many who j thought It should dec..tie because fight ! ing in Kuropo had not yet started. At j ilie close December was wanted at ! 101 6-8. or 3-4 over tho previous day's dosing price. Corn recovered an initial decline anti was 1 -Bc. higher in the end. Oats improved about as did corn. Pro visions were rxeeedlngly hojLVy until within a minute of the close when a broker commenced blading for October pork and found no sellers till ho had advanced his bids from $13.75 to sls. or a net gain of $1.50 a barren in one minute'll time. The wheat market was steadily on the rise moat of the time and within a shade of tho highest in tlie end. December wheat was 101 6-u ut the close, or 8-4 c above Its resting point the day be fore. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN QUOTATIONS SATURDAY CHICAGO- Cash quotations were as follows; Flour firm, winter patent llOatSO. straits 410a460; spring patents 625a560, straits 400a490; bakers 49Rn416. No. 2 spring wheat 106ul07; No. 3 97a 106; No. 2 Red. 100 l-2al>*l 8-4; No. 2 Corn 78al-2; No. 2 Yellow Hoal-2; No. 2 Mills 49; No. 2 White - ; No. 3 White 47a6l . No. 2 Rye* 75 1-2&76; Good Feeding Barley 55 1-2a56; Fair to choice Malting 5 1 l-2a61; No. I Flax Heed ;No. 1 North j Western 123 3 4 Prime Timothy Hem! 360n857; Clover Contriiet gnul* m 900; I Hliorl Ribs, Bid on (Loose) 900a975. Mess J Pork per bbl. 145al500; Lard per 100 l»>s 967 1-2* a 970; Short Clear Hides 1 boxed ) 1025al0r>0; Whiskey basis of nigh Wines 137. Wheat receipts 144,000 bushel. A 58.200 shipments. Corn bu.- Receipts 134,400 bushels, •t 89,900 shipments. Oats, bu. Receipts 343,500 bushels i 293,000 shipments. On the produce Exchange today tli*- Butter market was strong. Cremerles 20 1 -2a27 1-2; ! varies 18 1-2n24 1-2; Eggs firm, at mark oases Included Bin 19, firsts 23, prime firsts 24; Cheese steady, 13u 14. WALL STREET NOTES NEW YORK Total number of shares sold today 332,11(2 against 11.10,185 a year ago. Par value of bonds sold today $1,102,- 000 against $1,879,000 a year ago. A further decrease in the number of Idle rars was reported today by the e.gn mitten on car efficiency of American Itnllwny ussncln(lon la Its statement of September la which showed the number of empties to he i 31,793 or 59.795 less than reported two weeks previous, tis this decrease 16.075 are box e.ira and 17.095 coal and gondola, ears. For September (be production of gold at the Hand is officially announced as 567.643 fine ounces Valued at 249,1 13 This compares with the record outturn of 567,811 fine ounces In Aaktisl and 516.1114 fine ounces produced during Ipi* name period of last year. No dividends have been declared or isild on the stock of the Gulf arid Ship ! Island R. It. company since .fitly, Ite- I rlslon as to continuance of dividends at I the ralt- of four per rent annually will j probably tic deferred until the latter part jof the year or January 1969. For once the In nk statement today was a decidedly cheerful feature of the day In Well Street. Jl showed a loss In surplus reserves of over $7,606 non, Thet, Was tut lacrense of about sl3. 066,600 111 loans Olid 0 d. ere- iso of $7.- oho. 000 to deposits. This tneiins that there Is some tise for money outside of Wall etreet and It was about time something was done somewhere by bust | ness men to Justify the strength of the j stock market. ! Trading was ver y ,pi|ct mi the ex - | change throughout the session and the I prices wire ns good and In most Hoses jo little heßer ths,ti at the <4ose of l.usl ness and a strong undertone was main* j mined up to the elose. about the only j selling being on the part of professional, j who feared frisli complications lit Ku- I rope over Hondov London was strong, consols rising 5-14 of a point. On'ton was about fifty cents a toils higher os a result of the day's opera tlons. Grain was not materially ehang rd Mining stocks were very doll but foto.lt made a n# w high record and foloolsl advanced. HF WAIN'T TO W AMF. Bov fn* rtnpoti Glnrint 10 rents for cnrrvln' ver erlp mister*’ Traveler - Bill I haven't any grip. Roy~w«ll, vroise needn't blame me 'cause you ain’t got no grip. It ain't Imy fault. - Chicago News. FINANCIAL THE NATIONAL HANK OF AUGUSTA 707 BROAD STREET. ORGANIZED 1865. • CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS W 50,000.00 L. C. HAYNE, President. CHAS. R. CLARK, CasHer. BEGINNING AUG. IST, 1908, this Bank will pay 4 per cent In forest nil CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS. These certificates will be issued by us in sums of SIOO.OO and up, for stipulated periods of time, to suit tho Depositors’ convenience. SAFETY LOCK BOXES $3.00 TO $20.00 PER YEAR. The business of our out of town friends carefully looked after. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK, has Capital $100,000.00 Surplus • 140,000.00 Stockholders’ Liability 400,000.00 Total • • $940,000.00 as SECURITY FOR ITS DEPOSITORS Your Account is Solicited. Georgia Railroad Bank Augusta, Georgia. This Bank Solicits the banking business of merchants and corporations. We pay 4 Per Cent Interest on all deposits placed in our Savings Dept. YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED. A Regular Income Ih not only a groat help hut n great convonionce. This in assured to you when you invent in our Coupon Certificates of Deposit, which pay Four per cent interest, FOUR times a year. Issued in Augusta only by tho ’Biffi&B' •>..*» if £ Hi &,«: i a,.. «iu «... - Merchants Bank Capital and Surplus. $300,000.00 SPOT COTTON MARKETS UALVEHTON Tone Htcady, middling 9.00. NEW mKLEANH » T«»nc firm, middling 8 13-16. MOBILE Ton* *t**dv, middling 8 11-16. HA VANN AII Ton a firm, middling H 9-16. CHARLEHTON -Tone firm, middling 8 1-2. WILMINGTON Tone quint, middling 8 5-8. NORFOLK Ton#) Htcady, ml Idling 8 7-8. BALTIMORE Ton#i normal, middling 9.oft. NEW YORK To»« qiihM, middling 9.10. BOSTON Tone quiet, middling 9.10. ITIILADELRHIA Tone quiet, mid filing 9.35. ICOHTON Tone Mt#-ady, mld'dli. < 9.00. AITOUHTA -Ton« . ivady. middling K 13-16 MEMBIUH Tom* quiet, middling H 7 8 HT LOBIH Ton* quid, middling 9 00. LOtfIBVILLE Tone firm middling 9 15. LITTLE ROOK Tone qultd, middling 8 1-2. FOREIGN MARKETS WERE IMPROVED ON CLOSING NEW VI UtK Aliriiiiil Ho murk.-Is ul m, slmwi'il Improvement nml with he 11.-f growing on both side:, of the Al ] I mile Ititti the ureal powers would he suceessfill 111 bringing about u penee ful set I lenient of Urn eomplleuleil I talks n situation. Both Berlin mill I'arl* worn quiet, with prices tip and l.oml .ii sltnl lurlly reflect eil the Incre.meil confl uence In the political pin peels. Con sol* uilvanced us o American* al I.on don. ArbltrnKc firms Imre were good early buyers. CLEAHINL HOUSE STATEMENT ' August a, llu , Oct HI 1806. Hlalemenl of s rernges Associated Banks of Amp'" l '' for wi ok ending, Erl d.iy, October 91b, 1908. Loan* * •* •• •••• «•••$ 7134110 In#*ieHne. ... 165,3 Ml On pit* I, rtmplun and nndlvbb ( | profit* 2116:.. Increaxe 12,219 i 'itmb and ctrh ll«*rn*, Including amount* due by bunk*.. .. .. 2363788 I >ecr#‘iiM« .. *, •« .. 1,063 DrponltM 7615798 lnv.rv.tmf 240, 938 lU'FI’H If BROWN. Manager. NKW YORK EGO MARKET NKW YORK Egg" •trlefly fronh 28 <#>n(M a dozen; extra first. 26)1,27; first 2ha25; do Mvcond* 21a22; receipt* 6,- 997. Butter fancy 27 l-2u28; receipt*, 4,402 package* GOVERNMENT BONDS NEW YORK Th# bond market. If. |H. government bond* remained tin # hanged. The general bond market wan quiet find eierniy. SAVANNAH TURPENTINE HAVANNAH. Oh. Turp.-nllns firm, 36; NnlcM 697, receipt* 670, Nnipmcntft 2,240. Re In firm; f»i»l#*» 3,498; receipt* 1,995; *hlpm#'nl» 6,698, wto»k 120, 990. PAGE SEVEN FINANCIAL AUGUSTA GRAIN AND PROVISIONS (Always Up to Date.) Murphey & On. quote prices on Ati gunlH grain, provision and produce or follows: I). H. Hides, 451 b.. »'/ 4 c. I). S. plates, 8-lb. ave, 10%c.. i>. H bellies, 22 Ib. ave., 120. Smoked sides, 45-lb. live., tl%c. Smoked shoulders, 8-10-lb., (Hie. No. I Finnic hams, 11-lbs., 9 l-4c. Dove lira rid hams, 11 -lb*., 16%c. Red (Iravy hams, Ul%e. Capitol city hams, 114 b. ISC. R <l. Ilreakfasl bacon tJ%c. 1 lest white corn, >1.02. Heat mixed corn, >I.OO. Ileal Willie oats. 68c. l’lirlna chirk feed, (12-250 hags) >2 25. Chicken feed, 50-lbs,, 950. Corn chops, 90-lbs,, >1.85. Dairy feed, 100-lbs., >1.55. Pure wheal middlings, >I.BO. Pure wheat bran, >1.46. Virginia II P. peanuts, 6c. 22-lb. cream cheese, 18c. 92 lb. Flut Cheese, !S%o. Host second patent flour, >6.10. Standard patent flour, >6 80. Woolcott’s Royal High patent Hour, >6.76. Jar Poe’s Royal high patent flour, >ii.yi‘ KUiereaL highest patent flour, >6.00. The above prices on flour l-8s and 1 4h cotten; wood 16c more. 2 lb. new banging, 7%c. 2-lb alaiuliird puced bagging, 5%a 2 lb. sugar bug rlolh, 5%c. New arrow ties, >1.05. Whole rebdndle ties, 98%c. Riveted lies, 70c. No. J, (la nyriip, %bbls., USe ’ Will e clover drips, bhi* 80c. Pure Cuba Molasses, bbls., 31c. P. It. molasses, 18c. O. Molasses, bbls., 15c. Cabbage, per lb 2c. N C. Apples. >3.00. Irish potatoes, >2.50. C, C leaf lard, 5041). cans, 12%C„ Cotlolene, per case 10s and is. >8 26, Fidelity K. It lard, 50-lb cans, 12 %c. Snow Drift llolgess lard, 60-lb. cans, H%c. l* ke While Com lard, 50-lb. cans. B%c. Lard In llerces, %c, less; In 60-ib lubr, '/»r less. N. Y Oran, sugar, bbls., >6 40 N. Y. Oran, sugar, 4,25 Tb bags, 16.45. N. O. Oran, sugar, bbls only, >5.10 Sugar f. o. b coast. 10c less, 981 b. Pearl grits, all sixes, >2.20. ileorgla Country Meal, 96 Ib., >1.85. Georgia Country Meal, 48 lb. 99c. Georgia Country Meal, 24-lb. 50c. No. I Alfalfa hay, per ton. >23 00. No. 1 Tlmonthv hay. per ton, >lB. No. I Pea Vine bay, per t0n,>20.00. No. I Vetch hav, per lon, Ilk 00, New native hay, per too, >ls 60. Cotton seed meal, >24 00. Cotton seed hulls, per ton, >8.50« Common green coffee, 7V, c. Hiandurd green coffee Bc. Fancy green coffee, 9%c. Cracked rice. 3%e Medium head rice, 4%C. Head rice, 5%c. Fancy head rice, 6%e. Kerosene oil, 13c. Hull, cotton bags, 60c. Texas R P. oats. 87c. Georgia Heed rye, >1.60. i>. tins, 7%5. Ilologu*. sausage 7c. Pigs Feet %bbls, >I.OO.