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The sun., 1913-11-12
THE ROCKVILLE RAILROAD
BRIDGE COMPANY
first Mortgage - sinking Fund Gold ROnds .

Nor,,,,,unt untrH ntrWHvNTWWIrT"fI, ~, i.,.,,r un
of the above described bonds were this day
drawn for redemption In accOrharcc Win The
requirements of Article II. OF the Trust Mortgage
numbered AS follows:
a. ~? 2is ?is oss 200 al?. 55a, COS ssi and s7S.
All future interest any of tho bonds - dcslg-
mated ceases January lst. 1914, IN accordan noe
with the terms OF the mortgage. .
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Trustee. - -
Ry r. 7, HYDE. Nicc President.
In accorda nee with ,hc fore going said men.
TONED bonds win be- paid on and after the list
day of January. 1914. ~ par ana accrued interest
a. the once of the Central Trust Company OF
New York. 81 Wau street. New York.
New Work. November I. 1919
The sun., 1913-11-12
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR

Company and Term. Stock. Amt.
Pittsburg Steel, quarterly. ....,-. pfd IA
Standard OIL OF Kansas. Guarterly - q
Standard on Of Kansas, extra ,,,. $40
The sun., 1913-11-12
N.1i4.l6 0.l6s

RAnetpts from customs yesterday were $685.,
S7i from internal revenue. ordinary. e7O.I@.
corporation tax. 3s> and miscellaneous. Ssn, s2l
National bank notes received for redemption
N.bp0.1I.
The caah statement OF the United states
Treasurer for November 10 shows;
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CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov II The statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shoWs
Yesterday This month Fiscal year
Rsreipte. ...... C.G?sa3 tl7.5A7S $50, s73, &s
pay warrants ?8Tos9 ls&29e54 c6s. .1cs. Tos
The sun., 1913-11-12

II A. NJ. bids to Liverpool were De-
cemher. l3 80; January. 1914; March,
222 Tn market there is due to open to-
flY 81, To L. unints lower.
The sun., 1913-11-12

TIL" Liverpool market was hrin. spot
cotton MAS quiet and steady. Middlings
8 points higher at 7i1d Estimated sales.
= 600 bales
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
INTERSTATE RULES
APPLY TO GEORGIA
EXPLOSIVE FREIGHT

The railroad commission has brought
the shipment of explosives and infiamma-
BILE materials in this state within the re-
suictions laid down by the interstate
commerce commission.
The commission issued an order today
providing that no railroad company sub
ject to the jurisdiction Of the commits
sion shall accept for transportation or
transport between points in this state
shipments Of explosives, inf1ammable arti-
cIes and acids, except in accordance with
the terms prescribed by the rules and
regulations of the interstate commerce
commission governing the transportation
Of such articles
The free time allowed consignees with
in which to remove such shipments from
the custody OF a railroad company shall
he twenty-four hours instead of forty
eght, as provided for other classes of
freight and when such shipments are
not removed from the custody of rail-
road company within the free time al
lowed storage charges will be allowed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
METHODISTS MAKE
BIG PREPARATIONS
FOR MISSION MEET

'fenarations are going forward rapidly
.'. the missionary campaign the Meth
"0I'lS Of Atlanta will open on February :
ava conduct for fifteen or twenty days.
'-arh church is appointing committees Of
zen or more and making extensive prep
7''Ions for the campaign.
~ every atlanta Methodist church mis-
Ion talks are being made. leaflets dis
..ouled and sermons delivered urging
'Icparauon for concentrated effort that
VOL he put forth in behalf Of missions.
he campo gn of the Atlanta district
WIN be to raise funds for educational and
FarSelistic work ii cuba and viii be the
"lmnat'on Of efforts of years.
ne formal opening of the campaign
VII take place Oh February : when a
."nquet will be given the lay leaders and
pastors Of the various Atlanta Methodist
.urch by James L. Mayson and j, NJ.
HHlnner, diet~ict lev lerfe"-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL COTTON
Futures opened steady
HAYWARD cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Soft the bull
faction counted on Independent strength
in Liverpool it was badly disappointed as
that market showed futures 6 points
lower than due up to the last hour and
spots 3 points lower. The applica ton of
supporting orders probably accounts best
for the recovery in the last hour. ca
Bile said Market improving on rumors
of Balkan news better"
Our market opened about points down
and the decline soon increased to 10
points Selling is inundated by bullish
intentions reflected by certain New York
wires; and for this reason the market is
held by small buying. but the undertone
is one Of doubt. Spot support Is lacking
to give il real steadness Freight people
say that all inducements by outs in ocean
rates find no response
The into-sight for the week looks
around $4,000 bales. against 470, 2S2 last
year and 261 .904 in 1911
Spots are certainly neglected here. Only
small spasmodic demand based on oc-
CasiOnal rallies in futures. Factors more
inclined to meet the demand. New York
gossip says: Most professionals bearish,
but nervous over the way the market re-
spends to buliish manipulation by few
party who has interviewed 40 New Eng
land mills says there is absolutely no de
mand in the way of new business and
mills are well supplied"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
HOT ELECTRIC IRON
STARTS $1,000 BLAZE
IN AN APARTMENT

An estimate of 81, 900 was today placed
on the damage from fire in the rooms
Of h. \. Moore, on the third floor of the
Flanders apartments, SO West Peachtree
street
When the fire was first discovered.
the rooms were in flames, which were fast
making their way to the roof No IL
company was called and extinguished the
haze with the chemical apparatus. The
bed room and bath room were Quilted,
the furnishings being destroyed and the
walls badly damaged.
The fire, which occurred last night.
was discovered by tenant on the second
floor. who notified Robert Moore. occupy
ing the adjoining apartment He unlocked
the door leading into the rooms of F. A.
Moore, but the smoke was so dense that
the tenants who had provided themselves
with buckets of water, were driven back
IN investigation by the firemen re-
'eaIed an electric iron hanging from the
ght connection with the current turned
on, and it is supposed that a table was
set on fire by the iron getting too hot
The apartments are owned by Lichen-
srein & Mendell and are protected by in
MranCe
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan 3O.-Wheat steady:
May 9SmSS 4; red winter $l0S3s in eleya-
lloorT and $liO + o. b. Corn firm; No. :
54l2c. oats quiet: natural white 37aSSc,
white clipped 3I12 a Ale. Rye steady; No.
: Western 67NG8 c. j, f. Buffalo. Barley
Hay quiet; No l LOS, No, 3 80GS5c, clover
mixed l54 O5. Straw quiet. Hops quiet;
prime to choice. &5@30c, Pacific coast.
prime to choice 20m23c.
straights $45On4.75, clears $425@4.50,
winter patents SIS, straights s4.7595O0,
Beef steady, family 24OOa25.Oo. Pork
steady mess $i6.750 80, family s21. 500
200 Lard steady. city 10&s Western
p"ice Sl0.C5. 1aiow quiet; in hogsheads
coed off oil $G.l5u6.20. winter $3.50 200,
summer white S6.3546.90.
rreights- Ocean (steaml grain steady;
United Kingdom f12a5R, Germany 700
81 pfennig, France &c, Holland lie. Cen
eral cargo, moderate demand.
Petroleum strong; crude Pennsylvania
mon 500 Wool, domestic fleece 29dS2
pulled, secured basis S420d4.60 Hides,
native steers l9a 20, branded steers not
coffee barely steady, options opened
to 20 points. lower. Rio No. on spot
f3lq and 1873.
Molasses steady: New Orleans open ket-
Tie "5u As Sugar. raw steady; centrif-
gal 3.tS. Muscovado 2.9S molasses sug-
ar 273. Sugar, refined steady; hne
granulated 4.35, cut loaf 5.l5, crushed sos,
mold \ 40 cubes ass powdered 4.4o.
diamond A ABS. confectioner's A AIS.
Softs. 80 ] 4.05 mo. is points lower
than No. ! and Nos and IA each points
lower than the preceding grade),
Potatoes dull: white nearby 1,S10215,
Beans steady; narrow choice s5.30@5.S5.
Pea, choice 4.l5@420, red kidney, choice
81 so.
Dried fruits quiet: aprcots. choice TO
fancy lOM al IA, apples evaporated prime
TO fancy 5asmSl2 prunes, COS to Cos Az
Tb5la, peaches, choice to fancy Z. seeded
raisins choice to fancy, 4A@5s4
Dressed poultry firm turkey 14024.
chickens l2a28, fowls 1917. ducks 100
~. geese SN17.
Live poultry firm chickens unsettled
Butter tirmer; creamery 81 a 36c,
creamery 20d35s, state dairy (tubs) ESQ
%ac. process 26m26Iac. Cheese dull; whole
milk specials 17tsd1Sc. whole milk fancy
1Glam17i4 skins specials $50 l4c skins
n &c.
Eggs steady. nearby white fancy 2Sd3l,
nearby hrown fancy 2IG2S, extras ESQ e.
frslS 22n2f
MHk The wholesale price is 80. q &c g
quart delivered in New York.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
JUDGE LETS WOMAN
SLAYER HUG JURORS
WHO SET HER FREE

.rOOKENILLE. TENN. Jan. 80
After about ten hours elaboration, the
jury in the case of Mrs. J c. Barnes,
on trial here for killing Mrs. Della Judd
last May al Double Springs. Tenn,
brought in verdict of not guilty.
The most dramatic scenes were wit
messed as the jury's verdict was an
nounced. when Mrs. Barnes secured
permission from Judge Gardenshire to
embrace each of the jurors. With tears
streaming down their faces, the griz-
lied mountaineers received the Caresses
OF the acquitted young matron.
Barnes who is the second husband
Of the young woman, has shown much
repentance since the killing and wept
bitterly when the verdict was an
nounced. Mrs. Barnes claimed Mrs.
Judd had alienated the affections of
her husband. Barnes is one of the
richest distillers in Tennessee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
SHARP DECLINE IN
PRICE Of COTTON
Market SteadieS on Short Gov
erlng After Early ErratiC
Trading.

NEW YORK. Ian GO-Weakness
caused by lower cables and the European
SITUATION tuled the cotton market al
me opening touay and roCessions ranging
from unchanged to points lower than
Wednesdays final was the result. Erratic
araolns IN January caused this option to
advance 4 FONTS, then settle around the
opening figure. The ring crowd was in
Cnned 10 sell and there was no support
from the leading bulls in evidence. A
certain broker who usually represents spot
interests was a noticeable seller after
ne call which helped bring about fur
ther decline of = to points in active
months from the opening
Heavy selling during the forenoon by
me local crowd; also selling which was
SAID to be for Pell interest carried Janu-
airy to l2.66 March 10 1877, with other
postuohs TO u points decline from the
intlal figures. Later the market the
market was dull with the exception of
uhdOlng straddles by certain houses and
scattered selling attributed to an ex-
change house. who have been good buy
ers for some time past. Sentiment among
the ring crowd was bearsh. which
Drought out free offerings from them the
entire day
It was reported that Liverpool has been
a talr buyer in this market today based
on favorable war news. Bull leaders have
SHOWN no disposition to support the mar
ket, but they continue to advise their
IrlendS to buy on all reaction. Later in
me day the market was given a Steadier
tone on wave Of short covering This
huNing carried March back to 1889, Nav
II:-4 and July LIS. Spots reported in
fair demand
At the close the market was barely
steady with prices showing net decline
OF to 10 points from the final quotations
of Wednesday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
THEFT OF 3 HUMAN
SKULLS is CHARGED
TO NEGRO JANITOR

negro porter at one of the Atlanta
rsdfcaI colleges was ianguishing be-
hind the bars at the county Jail. As
ts looked out into the corridor he es-
rsf Attorney Eugene Dickey.
Come here minute, boss." called
,he negro.
WHAT do YOU want?" asked the law
yer
90 want you to defend me-" was the
-asponse. They accuses me Of stealth
three. human haids."
Attorney Dickey did not wait to hear
more The prospect of introducing
-rrea skulls in evidence did not appeal
~ him and he turned a corner and left
-1e hapess negro in the midst of medi
,a,tons.
outside in the jailer's office ATTORNEY
D.lley made some inquiries about the
ease 1t seems that the negro was
caught preparing the skulls for a class
in anatomy and Immediately was ac-
~used Of stealing them to sell to a
dental college His arrest followed
The negro declares he can prove an
abb
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
GENERAL. BUYING
BOOSTS STOCKS
Market Has Advancing Tend
enCy With Speculative Clique
Engineering Advance.
Ey c, w. STORM.

NI,W YORK.. Jan. 30.-Liggett q Mey-
erS and the American Can stocks at
lracted the most speculative interest at
the opening Of the stock market today.
and Immediately thereafter increased this
" points. The preferred was up 81. Lig-
gett Il Meyers began at 223 for gain Of
/ point and within half an hour was rs
above Wednesdays closing.
While the undertone was steady the
price list was irregular. AmalGamated
Copper was D.; lower at the beginning. hut
subsequently recovered and gained a.
mon Pacific opened unchanged, but
made gain of ~. Among the other adj
yanceS We're Reading =, Southern Pacif-
if 8. Utah Copper .. Norfolk and West
ern a. ehigh Valley q Canadian pacir-
ic lost -. United States steel common
WaSuu changed
The curb was firm
Americans in london were above New
York parity. but Canadian Pacific was off
Activity and strength were shown in all
the leading issues in the late forenoon
American Can, LehiGh Valley and Read
lnE were prominent, advancing II each.
While gains of I point were made in cal
fornla Petroleum, Copper. Harvester and
vances were noted in Steel. Southern Pa
cifc Union Pacific, Chino Copper and
Erie.
The list was firm in the last Eour and
number of gains over the. noon range
were recorded. American Tobacco was
"A above its first price of the day. white
Canadian Pacific was ! point higher than
its opening. Reading and Northern Pa
cliiC were fraCtionallN higher while
American Can, Steel ana Amalgamated
held steady.
The market closed irregular: govern
ments unchanged; other bonds steady.
Stock quotations
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK mApKEr.
10y w. H. White, Jr., of the White Pro.
vision Company)


Cattle are coming more freely and mail
fty is improving With the advance of he
feeding noriod 4 good MANY fed steers
are coming and several loads are renorta5
as ready and are expected to be on he
market within the next few DAYS. The
run of steers lately show better maiitv
and condition than at any lime this sen
son. some good cows in fair flesh are
coming Most loads in mis- class are
ntvGd The hetfer weiohts and yra,ias
meet with ready demand al sIjghtiv ad-
vanced prices while the middle end in
fcrior grades are i'm less demand and are
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
General Forecast,

F0llOWing is The general forecast until
8 p. m. Friday:
Georgia Fair tonight; warmer in north
east and southwest portions: Friday
fair; warmer in east and south portions
Nirginia-Far and warmer tonight: Fri
day increased cloudiness and warmer
North Carolina and South Carolina
Fair tonight and Friday: warmer.
Florida Fair tonight and Friday, with
rising temperature
Alabama Local rains late tonight or
on Friday; warmer tonight.
sippi-LoCal rains tonight or on
Friday; warmer tonight in central and
south portions, and colder Friday in north
portion.
Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma
Unsettled and rain.
East Unsettled and colder
West TeXas-tair and colder.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE FLEECY STAPLE

NEW YORK. Jan. 30-N l.. Carpenter
& CO.: Trc;e mas peen TO evidence of
the leading bun operators supporting the
market so far. though they continue Ia
express the belief that the market should
be bought on all reactions. 1t is only
scaiping affair, however, at the moment,
ana VIII probably remain so for some
llme until there are further develop
mentS in the new crop, Spots reported
IN fair demand.
Wall Street said to be buyers. Wilson
and Mitchell among leading buyers.
Shorts sand to be covering.
Warehouse stocks in New York today,
llS. ll5: certihcated, S6.S4i
1t is reported ten thousand notices out
on January. This cotton must he deliV-
cred tomorrow or saturday. 1t is said
that Craig is unloading straddles, was
the principal feature OF the market TO-DAY.
L., rpool cables reported a sharp up
turn in the market there just before the
oLening of the New York market.
The ring sold freely this morning.
Bulls Were absent and the market had
but one thing to do. go lower.
Mitchell was good seller today.
There has been plenty of fireworks dur
shorts in January.
The New York Commercial says: TN
dertone is good and the ring inclined to
he nervous because of the way prices re
spondcd to bullish manipulation.
MessrS: Brown, Drakeford " Co. Liver
pool, cable; Market has declined in con
sequence sn,, OF Tree fr 9tterngs Of actual at
e"SiHe II'VcS !I9ul me SCUM
~, tLn, l.. i, rlllieH Rood Liverpool
L., l iag NSnient que 10 rGHlor luf-
Snot NM i n", laitGPIe
"I,ot sltud lIotl continues Su2n& as ever
No, Il" puol use OF WeahnesS, when means
,naI we may expect no decIihe OF cohse-
PuSSnVS ,.,,.,, 90
,,, ~ MaICt' ~, me government WIZ rs
&c - ma s,nIl5hEs report Oh me amount
WoccI, S TiIis rom 5iianuarN - 70
,,iiS ms ,ddepoIn VIII give me t9tdl
400 ' 0oo ~ ba IL Inc average guess IS Ia
49, G n%Ita' l,,, 49,. ~. -. ooo ooo
,,.i,, He re- Sla uotS noI IdiSe 9ut looo'VVo
b banT0 @, rutlon tlIS ear; Whlvn was me
80 - i I"tG EVIL non Llat year: II VIZ
49, ~ S e., utnuel i9,VVV paIeS loI 'ne ual
~ % 'iiT $500 sedSoi 70 d9l 20 over me cS
30 e. b ~ e"uS NeoISi" mas siHheu l.
'oI I&oiio az :, i.,. ,,,.
10 az N,aS dte ~ a., ~ nfIS' Matcn'
II AZ NAY i-'-i' 'uiS' l-'io' oc'opeI'
li'1o'
NEW. OpTr,>-c Io, On r,,,.u,., %
,,,+nEiN 0 IN >, Jan. 50 hayward y
G o15,If,. ne weather map shows partly
- IAN oafr ine ehtlfe oet no
~ etipIlatloh. lndlcatons are for tair IN
n conli, SI1 10 guar much colder
states followed by FAIR and 4 m 1i S Older
day or S' vu.G wave vi season over Ha'uf
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
IN
CEREAL PRICES
Market Shows Heavy Receipts
and Easier Feeling Prevails
in Pit Over War.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO Jan. 30.-Wheat was with
OUT much change this morning at the
opening, the May showing more steadi-
ness than the July or September the two
latter being a shade weaker. Larger Ar
genuine shipments are expected and this
overbalanCed everything of a bullish
character. There have been light rains
IN sections of India, but the drouth con-
unucs in a large section OF that country.
The political news was still unfavora BILE.
Corn was lsc lower on the beneficial
rains in Argentina and the pressure Of
American corn in Liverpool
oats were tiTmer.
Hog products were mainly shade low
er on increased offerings, although the
price of hogs was 3 cents higher a. the
yards
Closing prices for wheat showed net
gains of lsUi4C for the day, Is414c be-
low the best prices reacher The volume
Of trade was small and the strength dis
played shows that sentiment was more
DulnSh than beariSh. There we're 600,
600 bushels of wheat a primary points to-
day which was 539, 900 bushels in excess
of year ago.
Corn showed losses of I4d3sc and the
market was without recuperative power.
oats were unchanged to sc lower.
PROVISIONS were unsettled some of tho
products closing fractionally lower, willis
others were a shade higher
Cash sales: Wheat 80 600 corn 1856, 900,
oats 5000 bushels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
FIND RECORD AS BASIS
OF $10,000,000 SUIT

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.--The lost link in
chain Of evidence on which 10 base
'a' for $4,000 0o0 tract of land now &C.
.ipled by part Of the city Of New or
cans is said to have been found in the
H!scovery Of the baptismal record Of
1'seph VALERIE. an early French adven-
't'er Persons claiming to be his heirs
are scattered throughout the United
states and for years attorneys in their
hsnalf have been seeking To establish H.
10 To Inc Louisiana property. str'r
:" niles long and 50 miles wide along the
>enNs Of the White river.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30 Wheat, No 2 red,
l.l0m1.14; No. 3 red, l.OSQ1OS; No
6 9a winter I 81 Y 90; No. hard winter.
No. northern spring, ss@9O; No. 8
spring. S6nSS.
Corn, No. yellow. so: No. 3. 47AQ4s:
~ M48l2; 40, 4. 45A q47A No. white,
1850 No. yellow, Asa 047A.
oats, No. ? white, 3512 43612 No. 3
white, 33i2; No. 4 white, S234; Standard,
81 p.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
GRAIN Market OPINIONS.

CHICAGO, Jan. go Bartlett. Patten &
Co. Wheat-Shorts covered freely on
yes crday's little upturn and We see moth
ing in the situation this morning either
al home or abroad, to give US any higher
prices today
Corn-We can not enthuse on the buy
ing side.
Oats-Cash demand was q little better
yesterday which helped the price of flu
lures, although the market continues de
void Of new features,
Provisions--We are inclined to look for
a moderate setback
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
THE WEATHER
Conditions.

SOUulIlOnS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 There win be
local rains or SHOWS tonight and Friday
from the Lake region eastward and local
Gulf states.
1t will be warmer in the Atlantic states
tonight aud Friday, colder Friday in the
valley. and colder Friday night in the up-
per Ohio valley and lower Lake region
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat opened sd to I'D higher: a
| 80 y. m, the market was I'D higher
Closed unchanged TO lad higher.
Corn opened unchanged to l4d higher
at 1890 p. NJ. the market was sd hfghe
to I'D lower Closed sd to I'd lower
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan 3O-Tradiug at the
metal exchange today was dun. Copper,
spot and January, l5.25 bid; February
A pril, 15.25m 1915. lead. 425m437la.
spelter, 6.70@G.90; tin, 50.GOm5O.4O
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
ANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES.
Closed barely steady.

Liverpool cables were due to come ,
points higher on other positions. but the
market opened quiet. at 3la to points
decline on old crop and points decline
dun, January 6 points net lower: other
old crops 3 to points lower and new
crops ~ points lower. Later cables were
e point higher than 1918 p. m. The mar
ket closed barely steady, at IL to points
decline from Wednesdays final
ar demand for spot cotton. at points
decline; mddling. $3.50: sales. 10000
bales, including $500 American: Imports
1000, of which all were American
Port receipts are estimated early at
$4,000 bales. compared with 1899 last
week and 4I739 last year, against 24,320
bales the year before
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL COTTON
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30

Pond Creek 25l2 Butte Superior, 337s
American Telegraph rights, II; Roy
ale 20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
Deeds 70 Secure Debt.

s..5-W. S Lofts 10 Security State
hank. lot 90 by 15l feet. east side Marion
avenue. $50 feet south Of OrmewoOd ave
nue. January Is
sSt5-Nlrs Lizzie G. Thurman to Secur-
east corner East Linden avenue and Bed
ford place January ."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30

READ FOR PROFIT-"The Business
Guide uC Atlanta i viii be found in
he first ~ columns Of the Want Ad
Page OF The Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-30
PORT RECEIPTS.

The following table shows receipts at
the ports today, compared with the same
day last year.