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Cotton Futures Decline in
All the Speculative
Centers.
gP0 T COTTON STEADY
Visible Supply and Spin-
,,ers' Takings Figures
For Week Bullish.
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SATCBDAY. MAKOH I, 3MT.
r
IN ALL MARKETS
iQittfift i
Heptetu-
ber 1. NAM, sgaiait 8#t,174 last year.
Liverpool alack of American, Including
aOoaI, l.cs.wo. agatnat l.M.ooo la.it week
and 1,174,001) laat year.
Tort. March A-Tha local rotten
il rt Vned IBS pNata lower and ba-
„„k after tke call aa a resell*
£.r. from the room MMJJ* «T-
^moI market was firmer, Th* bearish fac*
. promlaa far continued targe
rmetptu
aha Engllah speculative markat on
aatwdi)- morning waa fairly anoour-
fi'V-o far a* pricoa of cotton for
}5J£ dellvary wort concerned. The
2Xf »aa somewhat hotter than, had
KHxpectod. but later ewd to
kparlty with N » w York* doa-
—* w a*
Ktfrctt IS* tat
jrayaagisssgg
ban* «t a dAdln# ox X polm,
*Th* futures market In Now Tork
J*d weak 1 to 1 potato lower, and
V. , _» ,H.MU d.rHnnd a
. W .«*«»» «. *«.-l^-|Dt
. 38,901
. 19.11*
. 11,(11
.*,489,331
.9.383.090
.*.101,1*1
nr points further, a a *«• *v« r—•
Seei rallied allghtly on aoma good
5jmg. but latar sagged again, on roal-
Sngaalca and cloaad Meady net * to 7
gnu lower, aa compared with Frl
jVa finals.
Comparative receipts at all United
Italia porta:
tot leeelpta today
Ivaa day laat year
Increase
total reerlpta alnoa Sept. 1.
jane time laat year
Increase
EMmated receipts Monday:
few Orleans .. 7,009 to *,900
klreeton 11,000 to 1,(00
Inaton *,099 to 9,000
Movement at Atlanta:
lacelpu today
kme day laat year
Increase
blpmcnts today
kae day lut year
Increase
lock en hand today
lame day lut year
lncieue
1908.
6,1(9
171*
*,110
.. (1*
.. 07
.. 193
.. ISO
.. 75
.. 75
..13.305
.. 5.9*1
.. 7,339
JPOT COTTON MARKET.
t,,ft
| 11.45c. ‘
IngU.l.llc.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple.
" l ^rromj*a?MnL I viek X Clark.)
aolat at 1 point adranee oa near ud part-
ywteOoa ind export 1,000; Import* 24,000,
■dost, X.KD.IW. against l.xss.oou is.u wee#
And 1,174,000 laat year.
Alexandria wrlpts of Egyptian cotton for
the week. 120,000 ccntan, afatnst lSO.OQo laat
w*#k ofU»t year; reccipta alace rieutemiicr
lo «,»,ao cautara. afalnat 0,407^2 laat
joI opened better, bat eold oijo
about parity with onr clow. Borne realising
yesterday, together with the unsettled con
dition* In tb* stock market, caused sots*
bulla to take profits. Cotton bss bad a
good advance, and should no activity be In-
aoeed, would look for a reaction. Hpots
In good demand abroad, but slightly lower,
at to# aame time talcs continue bcary. Ws
•r today.
allowing I* the statistical poaltlon of cot-
on Prtday, March I. ■■ made up by
i N*w York Ptoanctal t’kroolcles
IfE
LS isgsri
receipts 117.041 77.04
laterlor shipments J50.M8 K1U
Bf£EsfLV.:;r:iiJlhS iffiB
UUDS ■ KCTIBW: "SCUT1IJ IB ins pnuwr/
market for cotton goods is less rigorous,
marill iur wunn |WW*
but A steady volume of quiet buying main
—— *— —* —Ml# are sup-
OUl 11 BICBU7 VUIUIUO U1 MUiri .....
tains firm quotation, and tka milMlWP
piled with so much forward bnslaeu that
DDfU WIU1 ao U1UCU lu.nuiu *
many orders ran not bo accented on accoont
of tka Inability to mate desired drtlvertes.
Producers era conservative In rcgard to iy.
| mote contracts. Largo lobhere autc that
»lradT'Vi^W-t becaoao
good# can not be secured in time, which
would tend to leare dealers' stocks lu a
itlafactory state of depletion at the
the
"The onpre
EDBBU i or wiwu good! With -.w—r;
prlcee lo A gtnoratlon are a stimulus to
bullish feeling as regard* the raw material
otfaetdng « preesntjboJ»ear^ receipt*
leg at the pi
crops and
a to m plani
i tho reports — - -
ited the coming aprlog.
HESTER’S WEEKLY
COTTON STATEMENT
Secretary Heater’s weekly statement
of the movement of cotton shows an
Increase u compared with the name
week laat year In round figures of 02.-
000 bales, an Increase over the ume
day* year before laat of 7,000 and an
lncreue orer tbs ume time in 1*04 of
111.000. .
Fur tho eight days of March the to
tals show an lncreue over last year of
,3.000. an Increase over the aame pe-
LUinta, steady: raw
<>» York. utrsily: m
(.w Orlrans, ateady iVWVHfl
tuning inn, steady: middling 10%c.
(.rfclk, quiet; middling 1114a ■
Ultlmore. nominal: rmdltag U(4e.
iciton. steady: middling M,»e.
’klllOelphU, .toady; middling U.70C.
Jttle Hook, ateady i middling" 19(tc —
crease the same time In 1004 of 12'-.
For the lit days of tho reason that
have elapsed the aggregate la ahead of
the 159 days of lut year 2,1*5,000. an
lncreue over the same days year before
Ust of 1,467.000 and an Increase over
1004 of 3.401.000. , _ .
The amount brought Into sight dur
ing the put week hu bean 233.112
bales, against 170.03* for the seven
days ending this dale lut year. 335.701
year before lut and 133,348 same time
in 19*0, and for the eight days of March
It hu been 105,1*8. against 173,100
lut year. 1M.I73 year Before lut and
184,150 ume time In 1004.
The movement slfiee September 1
shows receipts at all
porta *.450.111. against 0.30.,119 lut
ir. 7,271.001 year bAfore laat and 6.-
hTtsotb?
I TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
uUl.oJo Homo ume „
across the Mtulaalppl. Ohio and Po
tomac rivers to Northcrn mllls ana
Catnada *50.017, against 707.0*8 _lut
;anau« bov.vo*, ’r ’ j •«,
j^ear. 717,818 year before lut^and SSh-
Sm
II yttr: •
1307
1301
It** Orluss
Uniin
Itolla
(•ninth.
touleitra
whalsfton.
Ntrtrtk
taino
niisMshii
n3t Coeit . . . .
170
3114
iS
r
an
3$.
80
74
IS
111
1478
114
. Totnl
35907
1»U
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Th. fnllewlng table shews receipt* at to*
hvtu ted,y, compared with th# **m* d»,
hit ,Hr:
HotSSton. e . . , , , , ,
^nsu.
S»jki«
5- LOUlS.
ClWonst!
s
440
OS
208
184
Total
17799
0889
i, I# l.ofO J V04 MVSW.W ■ * m
,uv aame time In 1008: Interior stocks
In excess of those held at the close
of the commercial year 430,388. against
458.999 lut year. 609,999 yur before
last and 3*1.988 same time In 1908,
Southern mill takings 1.619,000. against
1,839,069 lut year, 1,348,575 year be
fore lut and 1,15*.415 ume time In
18 These make the total movement for
tho 189 days of the season from Sep
tember 1 to date 11,818,543, against 5,-
•81,751 lut year. 9.859,530 year before
laat and *,*74.00* ume lime In 1*08.
Foreign exports for the week have
been 18M1*. against
making the total thus far for tha sea-
aon 0.898.388, against 4.770,133 last yur,
A& Increase of 1,712,143.
Northern mill taklnga and Canada
2EM B& STSJSSSa w.°.h .S
correapondlng^perlod^last yeux. and
YWARD, VICK A CLARK'S •
DAILY COTTON LETTER
♦W Turk. March *.—J. a Bache A
During the Drat half hour tha
en market wu not supported ax-
i a« local aborts took profits. Out-
1 business wu curtailed by the Wall
«t "look decline. After May and
r sold on u potato from recent high
>t. ciiquo worker* began to buy
* positions and a rally of uvaral
its occurred. Aa long u the sup-
i »as forthcoming the market ad-r
red ss easily u It had declined, but
is buying order* wen withdrawn
” sagged again. 'To a good many
market hu looted tired for the
t day or two and they consider the
•♦"t reaction entlnly healthy. At
same time, tb* market la being
“vulated by a muter hand ana
’"sr,, UJ « UMWWr I) an IV*
1 unsafe to mate predlctlou fur
’uturv B ■- *— *—"»• «H»t
™urT People In clou touen wiui
liner,t bullish Interests ridicule the
i touch with
unr^y |k-—A- -—* -
>ri of
leaders and toty that then have
disagnetnanta and, further-
state that cotton la bulling Itnelf.
reset ton* as have occurred being
■*!)■ healthy and the usual aecora-
m »nt of an advancing tendency,
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mb Lively'* twuty-dr*
purs’ experience of ed
iting market* lo Atlanta
and the South hu mad*
him a recognised au
thority la hto specialty.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
NEW YORK.
March.
flK:::
June.. . .
July.. . .
Aug. . . .
Bept. . . .
TS
Cluaed ateady.
*
5 I
Ttoi MH
io,(«!to.l
cSiaSjiLo
02 io!i
9!! 1
iS S K^r' : :::||l if* «
Heptember-Octobtr .♦•f-W }'2,e 1*2^
(l.i.ka. Vsuamlia* mi/ a.
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointers on Provisions.
From The Chlcagor RecorA-Herald.
A battle royal la the probable Imme
diate speculative prospect In wheat
Then were Indication* Wednesday that
the big northwestern short* who have
been victorious for some month* and
who have Immenae short lines out hert
and northwest, are getting nervous over
the site of the abort lln* put out
through the Prlngle-Fltch-Ranktn
house, which the trade estimates at
around 7,000.900 bushels. Meanwhile
then is a long line agxr«g«<|ng«bout
as much held In the Dartlett-Fraaler
house, to say nothing of sevenl im
portant aggregate lines that are being
dally added to with Logan-Bryan and
a few other private wire concerns.
Meanwhile the Sheareon-Hemmll hold
ing of May and cash wheat •» tatact.
With the cash wheat connntntod Into
practically one holding, ** leaves the
situation a.punly apeculatlveone. or
a ...a «<eke Kaftaiaan fhfi lOBtl
an out »*»»* iriJ .k-
and #hort». Tho former hiw tha
vantaim that there la no dellyfnr day
until May 1, whU# the bean go onth#
assumption that the man w h° buys
wheat simply takes over on «P«n»«
account because of the Insurance. In
terest and storage charge* thatanWP;
nsented in the May price as compared
with the current ca * h ,w iw!
bears, however, neognles that taste
expenses are nothing to the bulla If
they can bid the price high enough to
run the shorts to cover. , t
"The Minneapolis flour output Mat
week lost 41,761 barrels." say* Th#
Northwestern Miller. •*!*??.*'*?
turned out was 210.8*5 Aj'Tj'.’.SPrhi
193,535 In 1905 and 256,165 In 1905. The
car shortage was again “f ountabto tor
this smnll output, the situation being,
If anything, worse than ever.
"If we coud get 'empties we could
do a good shipping business In cash
wheat," aald a local dealer. I made
the round, of the rollroad ofllce. to
day. With no results. I can see no
prospects of any material cash Wheat
business until there Is a better car
supply."
LIVERPOOL.
„u: .'liras SKSJ'W'MKS!
:r.r.% *-«
■rch-AprU .....6-J7 fi.M
Aprll-Mny 1.18 6-W !•%
May-June
October-Noremb*r ... -8.72 {-WU
Worirobf-PeceAibfff^tl |.JI
Decembtr-Januiry .--I.M 6-70Va
Cloned steady.
8.72
WHEAT WAS STRONG;
LARGE FRACTION UP
Firm Cables and Reported
Insect, Damage Cause
of Strength.
Chicago, March I—woes I opensa straag
st H83V higher than yeaterdar’e dose.
Klrm csl.lcs and continued reports of dam-
ags by Insects to growing crop* were the
principal features.
CHICAGO CRAIN MARKET.
^Chicago ^grahi and prortxlon* qnotatloaa
WHEAT- _
Ng.i 11 a i
toSTtoUd toklKg* rtnee September 1
have Increased 219,789. The total tak
ings of American mllla. North. South
and Canada, thu. far for the jeason
have been 3.551.558. against 3,248,058
laat year. These Include 2,008,308 by
Northern aplnnera, against 1,784,559.
Stocks at the seaboard and the twen
ty-nine leading Interior centers have
Increased during the week 40.-38 hales,
- a decrease during the corre-
iniiui m uevivueu ,.
apondlng period laat season of 55,717,
and are now 318,716 greater than at
^Including stock* left over at porta
and interior towns from the last crop
and tho number of bale* brought Into
alght thu. far from the new crop, the
■imply to date to 11,514,412. against 9,-
115,313 for the same period laat year.
WORLD’S VISIBLE
SUPPLY STATEMENT
The world’* visible aupply of cotton.
?6 ?;ras-Ta
year and en Increase of 3,341 year be-
f °The“otal visible le 6,457.683. agalnat
5 604,468 last week. 6,098,907 last year
, nl i 4 172 484 year before last.
Of thla'the r 0 ." 1 ', .wk"
Is 8,137.8*2, agalnat 8,218.868 last week,
MRS. E.B. PEEK,
m SSSrW T6f »•»
ONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
and auditors
:t»plra Bonding. pbone ’ Mala ^
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
Accountant and Auditor,
** B A&TA. oa.
fea s i a i
a,
July:::::
Hfpte...
PORK—
‘lay.. 18.
} Kay.. 18.80 18.88)4 1C.47J4 18.80 lf.M
uly... 15.77(4 15.10 16.621( 16.57H 15.S
LARD—
May.. 9.65
July.... *.79
SPINNERS’ TAKINGS
AMERICAN COTTON
Secretary Heater gives the week’*
taklnga of American cotton by apta-
nera throughout the world as follow*.
In round number*:
This week 382.009 this year, agalnat
275.000 Inat year, 305,000 year before
'“■Total alnce September 1. this year 8^-
123,000, ABAlnat 7,080,000 last year ana
7 252 000 the year before.
Of thl* northern eplntiera ond Can
ada took 3,0*8.000 bale* *b>»
agalnat 1,786,000 laat year and LtfUM
the year before. Southern epinner* L-
6«.00ragaln«t 1.408.000 lost year and
8.872.000 the year before; Mjj
spinners 8,671.000. against 8.681,000 last
P " and 8,817.000 the year before.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
New York. March 9.—Coffee cable*:
Havre. 10 a. m.-Martet unchanged.
13 noon unchanged; aaleeO.OOO.
tiamhupf 10 a. m.—Declined 1*4
ononlnK iiUn 10,000; Rio No. 7. 4 1-4
opening. lO.dOO: ehln
SJSwge U 6-1*; Welpt. 10.900; ahlp-
menu ?* United States 18.000; Europe
nil: stocks 570,000: market dull.
Santos receipt* 29,000; stock* 2,900,*
®°Bao Paulo receipts *7,000; Jundlahy
market for today:
March .
April ..
%fay .
June ..
July ..
August
November
heeetuber
Closed ateedy.
3,601.007 laat yea* and *.**W*i. 3r SJT
before la*L and of eU ojher klnda. In
eluding i^rypt. s™ 1 ''- ^
129,000, agalnat L*0M9® .)***.—a*.
1,530,000 last year and 1,107,000 year
‘"’Til? world’* vlalbl* aupply* of colton
ta'/nss
•42.040. agalnat HM44 last year and
*17,00 agalnat 0*0.000 lost rear and
*37.00* year before Iasi; and In the
United Htatea 1,002.000. agalnat 1,3*5.-
ooo last year and 1,385000 year before
last.
J 9.53(4 0-52(4 9 M
9.60 S.S0 9.0
t.. 9.10 9.00 9.0 ».0
SUy° B8 9~»0 9*0 *.» 0.15, *.»4
July.. ** *35
9.32(4 9.27(4 9.10
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
Wheat—ReeelntH today 584,000 bushels,
‘ last
0 bushels,
year.
bushels, sfalost 184,000 bushel# last
rn—Receipts today 422,000
against 379.000 bushels last year;
today 711,000 bushels, against 414,000
last year.
year; shipments
bushels
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Hosed <40(4 klgb«r.
Core closed HOK lower.
CLEARANCES.
rteartucee: Wheel, 2)3,000 buebela; doer.
,: w'Ki.^..» : £&
37,000 buebela;
THE SUOAR MARKET.
mmM we. atTaG- with Match and April
unebenced at (a l(4d for both.
NEW ORLEANS.
The follow In la toe rasa* to cotton fa*
tore, la New Orleans today:
fTtSdf
THE WEATHER REPORT
STATE FORECASTS.
Georgia sad South Carolina—Fair toalikt
with rata Haadap.
Alabama—Showers tonight tad Bsaday;
warmer In the Intertar. ^
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
In th* last 34 boors there has bean a
eastward uoremi
the reentry, due to to*
S B ^r‘« h i“SS^ri hl %.l?y
tore orer tha eaetera half of th* cotton
An area of low haeometer la centered la
northers Texas, moving eastward and caus
ing unsettled weather and rain la adi
of It*-center.
Minimum and Maximum Temperature*
and Rainfall.
Observations taken at I a to., 75th merl
dtaa time.
ATLANTA. . .
Amarillo. . . .
Aaguata. . . .
Asheville. . . .
Bismarck. . .
Boston. . . .
Buffalo. . . .
Charleston. .
Charlulto. . .
Chicago. • • •
Corpus Cbristl.
K.t Paso. . . .
Fort ftmltb. .
(Islrcston. . . .
K«re
Min. Mas. It*tie* N*w Turk, March *.—Advices to us
by wire from th* Souib Indicate that
' th* weather haa Men more lavcrabl#
the past week. Rain baa fallen In most
localities and at a few points baa bean
rather excessive, but quite generally
the precipitation haa been moderate nr
light. Except where Interrupted by
rain farm work bw made good prog
ress.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Stmt.
Special t* The’Georgian.
(From Hayward, Vick A Clark).
Now Vork, March 0—J. B. Bache A
Co.: Americans are slightly higher In
London, the gains being fractional with
one or taro excaptions—notably, Can
adian Pacific.
The weakneaa In the market at th*
cUmm yesterday waa decidedly discour
aging. Th* low figures for tbs dag
were established In th* final trading,
and some of tho lowest prices In ream
were shown. Examples of this are New
York Central. Oaa and Missouri Pa
cific. Apparently, no light on the act
ual situation la lo be obtained. The
market show* no standard strength,
and liquidation continues unabated.
The bank statement today may show
an Increase In surplus, which will ba
due prlnlclpally to a reduction in the
loan lleme. The logic of the situation,
therefore, would seem to be that many
stocks are very attractive.
London markets generally overcast,
and gilt-edged Investment week as a
result of depression In American*
uncertain outlook.
Prominent New York banker*
Many Stocks Attacked by
Bears and Continued
Throughout Session.
LONDON AGAIN LOWER 1
pressed the opinion that a erase was
on to get rid of everything a ’ ~
gordleas of Intrinsic values. Prli
turns on stock* are above’
rates. This la bound to bo remedied,
but tor the tlmo being all precadenta
are thrown to the winds.
There ore lots of bargains If one
has money, but a man who want* to
trade on a small margin bad batter
keep out.
New York, March ».—Financial Bu
reau: London mixed; Southern rail
way advanced 1; Bt. Paul. 1: New York
Central, 1; Amalgamated Copper, *•*;
St. Paul. 5-1; Canadian Pacific, 1: Bal
timore and Ohio, 3-t; Union Pacific
declined 1; Pennsylvania. 3-5; Atchi
son, 1-8.
Careful Investigation Indicates that
th* following stocks maintained th* In
tegrity of the Wednesday reduced levtl
support, although In some cases th*
danger point was approximated, bu*
they will be bought by professionals of
th* first clam with small atop* on
weakness today: Union Pacific sup
ported 135; Amalgamated Copper pre
ferred. 103; 8t. Paul. 180; Smelters.
1*1; Louisville and Nashville. Ill;
Pennsylvania, 128; Southern Pacino,
(*: Baltimore and Ohio. 108: Chicago
and Northwestern, 1(1; Great Western
ICO; Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 80;
Iron Pipe, **• They are In tha beat
poaltlon to recover when the turn comes
unless new liquidation overwhalmuup-
port when they will be attacked by the
room traders.
Town Topics: Though there are still
evidences of enforced liquidation on
the part of those compelled to protect
unsalable securities, or to roapond to
the calling of loans, wo consider much
of th* weakneaa at yesterday’s dose
du* to manipulation and would advlao
buying Untlod States Steel.preferred,
Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio.
Harr!man Issues. Sugar and Araaiaga-
, mated Copper on any weakness this
morning.
The rebound I* likely to ba as pro
nounced aa the slump.
There Is little risk In buying Steel
common around (I. W* are very bull
ish on Reading and St. Paul.
The bonk statement outlook Is for a
reduction In cash and also In loons suf
ficient to make up for It.
WEEKLY CHRONICLE’S
REPORT ON WEATHER.
Bank Statement Disap*
pointment—Closed at Fair
Rally From Low Point
-Mew York. March *.—Tha etock «*>r. .
ket repeated one of Its
performance* by altornatoly advancing j
and declining In much tb* tame fash
ion as It baa done for the lost fort
night. No developments occurred of la-
tereat and, tha same gaitofal ’»«■■ ,
ware operative which have proved go
unsettling of late. Prices started ,4*
Irregularly, but within the Erst **w
minutes of trading large buying often
wars axaoutod which remitted tn and
ante gains by aoma of tha more proaa.
Inant Issues. This demand waa aaaa
filled and boar pressure waa renewed
and the whole list gave away. Tb*
market doled Irregular with oogto fit
th* leading tasurn, however. Hinging
moderate gains, ,
Government bonds
lotrar.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
STOCK
Atchison
tin,
Baltn.
Chesapeake and Ohio ......
Chicago and Urvat Weatarn
Cinadlsn mdOc
prof erred..
Waajarn **************
* and* Raadiair*******
Southern Hallway
do, preferred *
Bouthern Paclllo
m. rani ..#•**.*•*..*•**«,
Union Pacific
United fit#tea Itenl
NEW YORK BANK ETATKMCNT. I
New York, March »■—Th* wreMy.
statement of the New York aaaoelated
banka ahowa tha following rhsagto:
Reserves decrease 1.*0*4*5,
YCB ucvicaeu I
Less U. & depoalta decreaae. LTTJJtol
Loons decrease l(,gJ7M,
Specie decreaae MJMM
Legal tenders decrease. 2,518.100
Depostth decreaa* 15.58l.roo |
Circulation decrease 606,90#
is
Central Bank and Trust
Corporation,
CANDLER BUILDING, ATLANTA, GA.
WE HAVE TOR SALE
Ouargntee
26 share* Atlanta Title
Company stock.
60 shares Constitution Publishing Co.
* per cent preferred stock.
35 shares Trust Company of Georgia
stock.
6 share* Atlanta Home Fir* Insurance
Company stock. ,
( 5,000 Pratt Laboratory first mort
gage 6 per cant bond*, due 1025.
912,000 State of Georgia 4 1-3 par cant
bonds, du* 1(15.
( 3,940 Fulton Bog and Cotton Milts 6
"per cent bond*, "do* 1*17.
— tutton Publishing Com-
( 3,000 Constitution .
pany first mortgage 6 per sent
bond!, du* 1*30.
Also some gilt-edge Georgia munici
pal Issues at attractive Prices.
' gage * par cent bond*, due lm. Correspondence tevltoC .*»<»»*?_ In-
315,wo enyor Atlanta t per com bond*, rurmatnm ea any #r au ea «n* aeev# **
due 191*. annltcatloo.
dua 1PM. i application.
TRUST AND INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT.
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L. H. FAIRCHILb tc COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS.
Mamkarai
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Coge^Exchang*.^
New York Cotton Kacbango,
Naw Orleans Stock Excha*
Private wire*
HAYWARD, VICK ft CLARK,
cottoh, ^r ov,,,o, ’‘
——— I New* Orlaaas ratore BrokerY Aaawl*
Emi
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J. E. .ACHE ^CARRINGTON.
* °R»yATg WIRES TO ALL POINT!
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
. Following Is given the opening and ries-
Ihg quotations of th* New York coSeo mar
ket today:
Msreh 41(41
April 45-41
May
July.
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October
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ATLANTA CLEANING
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Corresponding day laat year < *9.907.19
This weak :. *.(8», 1(9.01
Corresponding week laat
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8,805,7(1.60
MINING STOCK*.
Boston. March (.-Opening:
100(4; Shannon 1914: 'Copper
NAVAL STOWES,
(svanash, .March (.-
BXHEW
“The Feed Is Right” “The Price Is Right”
SIMS GRAIN CO.
'•*
,<-,1.- WHOLES AIiE. j
CLAUD E. SUDS, Proprietor.
FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, BRAN, ETC.
Office and Warehouse Rear 434Marietta St, os W. k-
A. R. R. ATLANTA, GA.
Write or phone us for prices on your next ordsr.
Phones; Bell 2589—Atlanta 3955.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA, GA
C. E. CURRIER. President
A. E. THORNTON. Vice-President
H. T. INMAN, Vlee-Preeldent GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier.
JAMES 8. FLOVO, Assistant Cashier.
Capital 8500,000-00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $800,00040
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