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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 100a.
f EDITED BY f t u Ur. IAraly'a 25 ywri' prpprfenc
| Joseph b.l,ve4 THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE jSSBS
Offset the Better Advices
From the English
Market.
OPENING WAS HIGHER
Did Not Meet Liverpool’s
Advance—Closed 2 to 9
Points Net Advance.
By Private Lena*! Wire.
New York, Aug. 35.—In the cotton 'mar
ket, business nt the opentujr was quiet,
but the undertone was steady nt an ad
vance of 7®9 points. The up-turn waa not
tta grout as expected. The failure of the
locnl market to fully respond to the rise
annum was due to a lack of nervousness
among shorts aud more or less bear pres-
. The bulls were disappointed at the
In* In the market for futures In
Yrk. .....
°lftew
To respond to the showing of* Liter.
ance of .some it
prices were i *
Ing by yestei
me 14 jh)I
onir 7<h
rday’s 7l|u:
lots, whereas, first
points higher, sell-
itiyers and |>oor sup-
In Increased
eportedri
tstou. 6.297
condition report
The close was steady at 2fr points ad
vancp. compared with .resterdsy’s finals.
aA e iVte feljm ' '
terday. Including 1.00 at Gal
Houston. 110 nt Augusta
leans and 19 nt Mobile.
Receipts of new cotton at Houston to
date 64.292 bales, against 38,390 for the
some time last yoar.
Today’s weather map Is excellent. Show
ers have, fallen In tlio eastern portion of
the belt on the const, and also In Arkan
sas and Oklahoma, while Texas and I bo
iMlance of the Mt are generally- clear
and dry. with cooler weather.
Theo Price Issued n coni .
which caused some shorts covering,
makes the condition 67.1. .
C. It. Freeman, of New York, says: "Ur*
erjHMd was Jarknd on Price’s report of S
|»er cent deterioration In condition. I
doubt If there has been any material de
terioration In August. Price’s frleuds
looks to me like the usual play, and we
are likely to have easier market Mon
day.”
A reconnt of the stock at Barnifnah
shows 3,406 bales lees than the running
count, which amount .Is deducted from net
and gross receipts since Reptemlier 1.
Houston expects Mondnv 6,700 to 6,700
bales, sagtnst 6.106 actual for the seme
day last year.
8POT COTTON MARKET.
Atlanta, quiet at 9%e,
New York, quiet at.9.
Sew Orleans, quiet gi*
Liverpool, steady at
Augusta, steady at 9>e-
Savannah, quiet at 9 i-tfe.
Hf. Louis, steady, at 9%c.
Houston, steady at 9%e.
Wilmington, nominal.
Philadelphia, quiet at 10.15c.
Ilaitfinore, steady at
Galveston, steady at 9 716c.
Mobile, qnlet at 9Uc.
Norfolk, quiet at 944c.
Memphis, steady at 94ic.
m
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleecy Staple.
Private Wire to War. ft teland.
'' w York, Aur. 3.—Kuturv. opened
Jtenrty ! tip and rlbaral W np. Sale, 4,-
000 sjfots 8 up. Futures due to come 2tf
3 down.
t'otton o|teu(Ml disappointing to the bulls. 11
Selling general by buyers ot yesterday. Sup
port poor. Do not see anything to bull
cotton on, aiul think tkoae advances are
good, nppprtunltlea to sell on.
Mitchell offering 6,000 December at 9.10.
Market lacks support. Absolutely no de
mand for cotton.
Sell!II hammering the market.
sfe^TLarausE r * por, ••
foil,mins I. th» atntl.tleflt po.!tlor _
ration on Friday, Augn.t 25, na mad. up
by Ibe heir York Financial Chronicle;
This I .a at
... .. ■ . Wack. Week.
Visible supply.. I.*74,«B 1,»72,024
Ain^rican 4U.MS
-or waei'. 81,r>
■ort reealpls. . 48.801
H locks 184,701 191,702
export,.. , 37,2*3
Ini. rcelpta.... 41.811
lot. shipments.. 48.445
Last
Year. .
3.571.838
irii
30,336
340,873
46.789
47,316
Interior stock 111.260 117,872 127,628
New Orleans, Aug. 26.—Cables were very
favorable. They were due VA down on New
Orleans and down on New York.
A limited unot demand Is reported.
T. II. Price wires Molse & Holmes:
Chronicle report distinctly unfavorable.
The Journal of Commerce reports show
general deterioration In North (.’arollua
and South t’arollnn. A surprise Is Iq store
New York. Aug.
[>. Due 2fJ3 down.
(’arpenter Haggott k Co. say: ‘‘Ws ex
pect the market lo work higher, and would*
be rather hesitant «boat putting out short
lines for the Immediate future.”
The Commercial oars: “The offers to
Europe by the South U|t night ore report
ed to havs l>eeu Urge. *
Liverpool cables: •'Affected favorably by
short covering and Prlce’a bullish circular:
market nervous; think buying iVwcr will
Increase materially If market steadies.”
The Journal of Commerce says: “Trade
for the day In the primary market was
quiet, hut the Jobliers were kept busy at
tending the wants of ^rnany retailers.
be Jobliers were kept bus;
wants of .many ratal. ^
I mts are finding It difficult to get the
uinc of goods tjiey would like to have
GENERAL MARKET
OPENED HIGHE
St. Paul the Feature, and
Was Traded, in on an
Enormous Scale.
ADVANCED
SHARPLY
V
Interest Chiefly Concentra
ted in St. Paul and the
Harriman Stocks.
By Private leased Wirt.
New York, Ang. 26.—Today’s market pi
sented the speetHele of sdvsuced prices in
•ted stocks, with an appearance
inpear
St. Paul and
•re the stocks chosen to lead the
rid the fain HU r rumors were
•old freely for the remalt
reserve decreaseif 82.768,000 In today’s Sink
statement, or about what was expected.
Loans Increased $3,840,000, nnd this was
somewhat of a disappointment, the more
that It was realised that $2,800,000 cash
crease far understated the real loss of 1
banks on the week. Kt. Paul aud some
the other leaders of the morning's apecu„
tlon ended at the top of the day In a wild
whirl of excitement. But In other direc
tions heavy profit-taking was In m-ogress
nt the close.
The feature of the entire stock market
the opening was Ht. Paul, which root 3Vi 1
running quotations of 10,000 shares. TJ
general market was higher. KmHtlng
3%, Great Northern preferred 1, Steel ni
ferred %, nnd common %. Advances of
to U wero numerous.
There was excited trading at the open!
and all through the first hour In St. Paul
and In the Harriman stocks.. Interest —
so largely concentrated In these 1st
nearly everything else In the list ’
9'S
>rae of
gray, there are no soft
Nearly all gray goods jfrt_
sld very firm by the mills
Is not as active as It was a week ago In
do, simply because sellers can
the goods they want for the
moment”
New Orleans, Aug. 25.—Liverpool was duo
down and closet! 4 up. * This should give
„j a higher opening, and probably lead to
further covering or shorts.. .
Our traveling representative wires:
Crop from Columbia. t*. C„ to Fiberton
.ml Athens to'Atlanta, as a whole, fairly
good and In some sections excellent. Geor
gia and Carolines, with approximately fa
vorable weather for next ten dnya. are
going to make'good crops to big crops.
Weather continues ideal; plant maturing
' tt*red
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
yTverpool, Aug. 25. 12:15 p. ra.—Cotton,
s/*t demand limited, with prices steady;
i fiddling uplands 5.37d; sales 4,000; Amer
ican 3,600; speculation and ■—•• -~-
jelpta 1,000; American 100.
Futures opened steady,
r Opening
tUnce.
Anguat.
CHRONICLE’S- WEEKLY
REPORT ON WEATHER
New York. Au*. 24.—Our advices by tel
egraph from the Month this evening are of
a less favorable tenor, rnln has been quite
... . . — •-
tlo
there am
... erloratlon, shedi
from Alabama
where at the . .
have .been more satlafsctory.
picking la becoming more general, and In
Texas new cotton Is moving freely.
GIBERT A CLAY ’8
DAILY COTTON LETTER,
shedding, etc., nnd advices
refer to deterioration else-
South, hhwever, conditions
>re satisfactory; as a rule,
THE WEATHER.
Oct.-Nov
Nov,-Dec.,
Dec.*Jan
Mar.
ion re. (’lose.
,5.11-6.13 6.13
6.07-5.08 6.06
4.99-6.01 6.01
.4.984.00 6.00
.4.97-6.00 6.00
4.96-6.01 6.91
6.02
n.-Feb 4.99-5.02 6.02
b.-March. . . ...Ml-6.04 6.04
irch-Aprll .25
h
prti*L~,. . . .
Closed steady.
Previous
(’loss,
6.09
ts?
4.S
4.96
a
B.00-6.01
5,03
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
Tb. following tnbl. (bow, rraalpts it lb*
13M
1906
Now Orleabe
(tahreaton
232
6997
19
414
10
m””
416
4262
jjj
3093
146
60
B
Karannab
t'harlratnn
Wlhnlncton
Uontoii.
Total. .......
. 8444
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
r. rra.lt
opt rad
1906
IM
Ilntnton .
:
6628
332
700
68
29
6418
1740
228
t'lneinnatl. ". .
60
Total . .
774*
MM
WORLD’S VISIBLE
SUPPLY OF COTTON
1 ...jter’s si
»rld’» visible supply . ....
week ending yesfenlay shows a dccivase
before last.
The total visible Is 1.867.767. against
1.976716 list week, 2.570.486 last year and
1.141.306 year l»efore last. Of this, the to-
tnl of American cotton Is 943,757, against
997.713 r last sreek, 1.617,486 last year and
466.306 year l>efom last, and of all other
kind* including Egypt, BraxIL India, etc.,
932.000, against 979,000* last week, 953,000 last
year and 682,000 year l>efore last.
The total World’s vlsllde supply of cot
ton ks above shows a decrease compared
with lam week of 100.966. a decrease com
pared with laat year of 694.728. nnd an In-
crease compared .with year before last of
<27.4*2.
Of. the world's visible supply of cotton
ns above there Is now afloat and held In
Great Britain and continental EnropeJ^L-
500. against 1.416,000 last year and 607.000
year before last; In Egypt. 30,000, against
48.000, last year and 69.000 the year ls*fore;
«n India, 645,000. against 639.000 last year aud
M3.000 year l*efom last; and In the Fulled
f B A n i£? 312.000, against 467.000 lost year and
140.000 year beforfc laat.
LOCAL FORECAST.
WEATHER IN COTTON BELT.
Texas—Dallas and Fort Worth clear and
hot. 8an Antonio clear and warm. Cisco
and Hlco partly cloudy nnd pleasant.
Tyler partly cloudy and warm. Abilene
■nd--Houston —“■ —-*
Temple clear
Mississippi—Meridian .
clear and hot. Jackson an<
and warm. Al»er«lesn. Tupelo. New Albany
and Holly Rprlngs clear and hot.
Alabama—Mobile dear and hot. Raima
r and very hot. Opelika partly cloudy
hot. Montgomery and Birmingham
r and hot. Huntsville clear nnd
lens cTotidv and
WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT.
New Orleans. Ang. 24.—The prediction ex
pressed In yesterday’s cables that the reac
tion would doubtless hs carried further was
fully borne out by the advance of 4 points
recorded by options on the close of the
day’s session. Hpot transactions were 4.000
bales, 9 points higher. Cables were of the
opinion jtluit If the market allowed a dispo
sition to rule steady a material Increase In
the buying power would be observed. The
notable Improvement In the foreign market
—*- • • contlderable advance In opening
au excellent weather man lest-
... — » ./eat degree an otherwlae bullish
oration. As It wat shorts covered rather
extensively and thus created a better aelllni
basis to put forth new lines. In spite o '
the fart that the market has displayed
around these IcTela considerable steadiness
with
to til
gone
bat elondy weather In Texas for th* past
few days snd the liberal movement of new
cotton there, the recelpta at Houston alone
amounting to 64,293 bales to date against
1 for the corresponding time and place.
2M90
IslIU
degree bearish act!
In 1904, while noMm-resalng to a marked
* —ictlvlf- *- -
Jah activity, haa nevertheless
materially strenrthened the posltlan namiftl-
ed by shorts. From other nortlonf of the
cotton belt reports are equally aa satisfac
tory and Indicate,- If anythin*, dess dHe-
"*— la usual •for the uncertain
LONDON 8T0CK MARKET.
Extreme Northwest—Generally cloudy
to 66 above; scattered rains.
Northwest—Generally cloudy and warmer;
66 to 72 aliove; scattered showers.
West nnd Houthweat—Partly eloudy; 69
;o 76 above; general rains In Oklahoma nnd
UmlsUna; local In Illinois, Missouri , and
Kansas.
Ohio Valloy—Ocnernlly clear; 72 t
nlH>ve; showers at Indianapolis.
weatherTorecast,
howera Haturdny and Sunday;
h cast winds.
East Florida—Showers . Saturday and
Sunday; light to frekh winds, motfltly south.
West Texas—Fair Ratnrday and Rnnday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
, ..mdlness prevails over the major im
of the itmntry from the.l’adflc to the At
lantic nn«l ahowers have wcurred along the
middle nnd south Atlantic const. In (Mirtlona
of tloorgla. throughout Florida and at scat
tered stations In the west and northwest.
Knln wns falling this morning at Tampa,
Fla., nnd Washington, D. C.
The pressure hast risen
Mountain districts and nt root.
of the Mississippi.. There are two areas of
high pressure, one central over Montana
■ ml tho otlii-r over S'.w Englnml. Ik'lwwn
Ihw thi* prc.urt* I. rnthi'r low .ml Hat.
Tim l.miwrntura hn. rhan»Ml very little
ejrapt nt n few ranllerral itntlno..
Th eondltlon. fevor portly elmuty wrath'
er with .entered .how»r» tonight nml Sun.
ilny.
More Markets on Page 3.
GIBERT & CLAY
!• K. ALABAMA AT.
S t Btock
.(Mtm
Coffee
STOCKS. hONOl
COTTON. CRAIN,
corrcc. provisions
member*
ATLANTA. OA.
|'f;g
tes«l and Long Di.Uncn T.lVphVn”5298. V. H FAGAN, Min.n.r.
Atchison .. ..
do, preferred
Baltimore and Ohio. . .
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake nnd Ohio. . ,
Chic., Mil. and 8t. Paul..
Erie
Illinois Central ..
Louisville and Nashville..
Missouri, Kansas snd Texas..
do, preferred
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Weatern
Ontario sad Western. • • ,
Pennsylvania.. .
Rending
Rock Island..
Southern Pacific ...
Southern Railway.. .. .. ...
Fnlou Pacific..
do, preferred.*.* ..
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
■TATIOiM OF
ATLANTA
DISTRICT.
-Atlanta, cloudy
’Chattanooga, p. cloudy.
Columbus, elondy
Gainesville, cloudy. ....
Greenville, elondy. . • .
Griffin, cloudy.
•Macon, cloudy. . , • . .
Mont (cello, cloudy. . . .
N'ewnao. cloudy*. .....
Rome, clear.
Spartanburg, p, elondy....
Tallapoooa, p. cloudy
T<N*i*ua. clear
West Point, p, cloudy....
•Minimum temperatures are for the 12-
hour period ending at 9 a. m. this date.
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
Port GII»*on. Miss 1.60
Warren. Ark ,L80
S
ui
a-i
ncmAnrto.
The t etui k* rat urea show little change for
•he past it hours. Rnln* were light and
widely scattered: none fell In tbo Galveston
nnd Memphis districts. Heavy rains fell at
Warren, Ark., and Itort Gibson. Miss.
J. I>. MAKBUHY.
Section Director.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Atlantic Coast Line *
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda ...............
Americau Locomotive.
do. preferred
American Smoltlnfi. Refining.
do. preferred
Atchison
do, preferred
American Cotton Oil *
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestei
Chesapeake nnd Dhlct....
Colorado Fuel and Iron-
Central leather
h do, preferred..
—
do, preferred,
General Electric
Illinois Centra*.^.......;
Americau Ice securities..
mfsvttla nnd Nashville
lexicaiv Central,...
Iltsonrl Pacific,.
Nsw York, Ontario and Western..
Neiy York Central.....
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania •• •• ....
People’s Gas
Pressed Steel Car *
do, preferred
Pacific-Moll
leading ......
Republic. Steel
Rock Island
do. preferred...
United States Rublwr
do, preferred..
uo,* prsferrea.
siosa Sheffield.........;
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texas and Pacific
Union Pacific*
United States Steel
do, preferred............
glnla-CnroIlua Chemical
do, preferred
Western Unlou
Waliesh —
do, preferred
Wisconsin C’entmi
uo. preferred
Total stock sales today 1,021,800 shares.
RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET
AT “NEW YORK.
The following Is the range in cotton ft
tures in Keif .York today ;
Aug. . . . .
Kept
Oct..... . .
Nov
Dec
fan
. >b.
March. . . .
K8
Closed ttdady.
9!oo
9.18
11
8.78-90
8.82-83
8.96-96
9.M-06
9.1112
9.19-29
9.26-37
9.30-31
8.69-72,
8,78-80
8,91-92
9.01-03
9.07 06
9.1616
9.18-20
9.26-26
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
visas
An nofarornbl.t Imnk itnt.m.nt In ra*
lint nrrnn*i'M«nt -ban l»en mart,
r coM ImiKirt., nnd Union Pacific and
HoihEtoi I’ncKVj- am llk.ly to for*, lo
l *Aimln°tiicw arc boll tip. on Htrala, So*ar
rlra, Atcblaon and Cbraapcala nnd
lt°'wlll bo tin mora'tbnn natural nbould
ratcn.lvc rraltalu* Inka place, for tunny
npcmlbra will dralre to «rcn up orer Sun-
%lnk Strata nnd Copper will bo Tory
artlro In an upward direction.
The linbk ntatcinrnt la eipect«Uto .bow
an entire loan of aurpliia, but tb. plan
aeenia to b. to hold pricra until fold Im-
porta ara aunounerat.
Private Wlra to Olbert ft Ctay-'
Sew York. Au*. 25.—Diilla on ™PPfr
atoeka tny-atrraa on reductlou of Chilean
production of tbo metal.
Mercantile uaenelen report
activity In nil line*. Copper -.
with principal buyln* by electrical equip
ment Brin..
Look for .tronrar nnd lilaher market.
Reported pool In »"*"r will nut up the
price, but would rather bay ralli.
The liellef that *old will ba received
re- neat week In fairly larae auiounta
ao (enernl that Intrreata wbo had been
ra-eonaervatlve with 1
market,' now took ^for
__ ml* ’thani’the" money
kept at about Jirerant price., or
.. rate, recede perceptibly, the apecula-
llon will l>e on n atll! tar*er acale than baa
been eeeu tld, week. , It.,1a conBdently
prmltctrd that, although Union PacIBc.
Southern Pnelfle and Rt. Itanl burn had
ndvaneea between 20 and M point, each,
the ' ‘
fi
M
or b'lBheri ”ifnd "that Kouibern PaelBe, on
Ibe lamia of lha dividend deelared and the
aarnlnca already mail., on atlll larger earn-
ln*a In protpect, la eutltled to aeU at UO,
• lenlt. '
NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT.
The weekly ttatement of the-New York
Rank Asaoctatlon abown the following
chaugei:
Rerarrea.
l>onne. . .
Specie. . ,
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Ort. . .
Nov. . ,
Dec. . .
Jan. . ,
Fcl*. . .
March. ,
if*
9.40-45
y.l" r
Mi 07
9.06- 07
9.07-
9.14-^
9117-16
9.24-26
9.34 38
9.08-10
9.08 11 1
9.03- 06
9.04- 05
9.1011
9.14-17
9.31-22
Closed quiet.
THE COFFEE MARKET.
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointers on Provisions.
re aggregate quantity
Ini taken In anil paid
Trirafe Wire to Olbert & Ctay.
Chicago, Aug. 26.—The Itecord>IIerald
says; "Quite n large
of <*n*h wheat will J>e
tor by intacelleaneoua ...
Hentemlrer 1. The quality «
f »rf«*e hare together attract, v. — -
wr «f miscellaneous Investors. September
llquIUntlon yesterday was by no meaua
as general as might have l>een expecte<l
so late In the month. Elevator Intsresta
were generally willing to take the Hep-
temlter and ex ‘
mlum of about
eliangea of a few days ago were made on
the oasis of SHe. *
"The big corn houses cal* “ “ *
the fact that not a bushel
has been sold for export”
micngo. Aug. ».-ine inrer-ucean says:
Cash business In Chicago yesterday waa
175.000 bushels wheat, Including 60.000 No.
2 hard, 16.000 No. 3 re«l and 5.000 No. 1
northern, the latter at 6c over Heptemher
In store.
Sales of corn were 190,000 and oata 155,
000. Including 20,000 for direct export.
SeaIh»ird sales 88,000 wheat, 16,000 corn
and 100,000 oats,
‘ ^ roilI the tellor n f aijyicti
from s«tlmvrd exporters, there
little proepect for export business at the
in-sent level of price*. An car I
rom CfarrluB, the New York
An early message
_._jv York operator.
said that not one bushel of wheat had
been bonght. not even macaroni. Wheat
limits from Europe were scarce, and as low
as when September wheat here was below
Another New York wfre .the house*
i off
claim... ...
— cohld be traegfi
In New York out*Mc of durum the past
two days wn* six loads.
Winnipeg wired that October wheat there
rns 3c out of line for export business.
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
The following figures give the primary
movement of wheat and corn:
Wheat—Recelpta today 6(6.869 bushels,
against 740,089 bushels last year; ship
ments today 442.000 bushels, against 463,-
March
April
June.... .. .
July.... ..
A ttgttsf
September..
'October....
Novemlier..
Decemlter
Opening
Range.
7.00-7.K
.. ..7.06-7.16
.. ..7.16
. ..7.20-7.25
7.30
....7.30-7.40
, ...7.35-7.40
. .,6.70-6.10
.. ..6.664.75
. ,.6.75-6.83
. ..6.80-6.90
6.904.15
Cloeo.
6.96-7.00
7.00-7.10
7.10-7.16
7.15-7.30
7.20-7.26
7.25-7.30
7J6-7.40
4604.66
6.604.66
6.704.80
6.80*80
6.9Qt«|
ira-f-iiim*r.. ,, ...... .
Cloeed steedy. Soles 176,600 bags,
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By I*rirato Leased Wire.
Chicago. Aug. 36.—Hogs— Estimated
celpta today 10,000: left over 3.787: market
steady; light l6.96fr.67Vt: mixed $6.96«4.K:
tea
176.20; y or sere s, m j good to choice
rs&emSkt receipts 400. Market
uuchaured: quality fair; neeves $3.90<e6.60;
cows $1.3604.30; nelfera ^.Sifr.30; calves
16.1007.71; good prims steers $6.300160; poor
to medium $1.8606.20; stockera snd feeders
Sheep—Estimated recelpta 5.000. Market
steady; quality fair; natlveJ6.lofr.60; west-
$1.600160; yearlings 3M601S6; tamlm
107.86; western $4.9008.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldent Eatabllahfd Office South.
cornu STOCKS BONOS—SfUIN
Ground Floor Oould Building. Dally
market letter and market manual
moiled on application.
LJ. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON, STOCKS, BRAIN
Corraspondant’s Gapilal $250,000
acrcacNCc. the seal bank
PHONE MIT. PaUOCNTIAL BLOG
mmmmi
IHUBBARDBROSi
Atlanta Offices, 219-221 C
Member. New York Cotton
leans Cotton Exchange, Llv
elation, Chicago Uoard of Ti
fee Exchange, New York Pi
RuiineM solicited for the abo
Direct wire service. Correap
Phones 4S4, Long Distance 39
> rn cotton
t tu., MERCHANTS :
lentury Building.
Exchange, New Or-
erpool Cotton Asao- :
rude. New York Cof- i
oduce Exchange,
ve exchanges.
ondcnce invited.
. A. S. Hustsce. Mgr.
mam nma t
THE MADDOXWER
BANKING COMPANY,
with capital, surplus and
shareholders’ liability of
0,000.00, solicits ac
counts of individuals, firms
and corporations.
Idle money waiting an
investment' can draw 31-2
per cent interest in our
Savings Department-with
drawal any day without
notice.
WHEAT WAS EASIER
AT T| OPENING
Rains in Northwest, Fore
cast for Larger World’s
Shipments Factors.
PIT CROWD SELLERS
There Was a Little Scatter
ed Buying by'Commis
sion Houses Early.
...Jctgo, Aug. 36.—The groin mnrket cjo*-
M stronger, and resting spots showed ad
vances or VMHic for the day. Shorts bought
quite freely late. Torn up H0«e. Outs
gained provision* were unsettled.
New lork advices said that export bid*,
generally sepaklng, were out of line mi ooth
wheat and corn. Primary wheat receipts
* <7. *0 bushels and corn compared
with 740,000 and 667,000 respectively a year
■ ’Iraraurra nf whet 1«,000, corn 35,000, and
it. 155,000 Imahcta.
Ca.h MlM her. 10.000 bu.brta whrat. "n.ono
ItUibcl. can.
,003 bushels oats.
"ve hmds wheat, three
i bar* - *”
corn and 110,00 bashels cuts.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
„ Chicago grain and provisions quotatlou
for today follow;
Prevlou
__ . Open. High. Low. Close. Close
I BAT—
era::::.. ^ fi
781 ‘ 7,14
9 R
78%
23% mk
HD
7.0214
«.75
1.7114 I.W
IS* m
*:S H
7.27(4 7.^(4
siuTts-
S-pt... 1.(714 I.I7U I.PS
1::::
CASH WHBAT-
No. J rral 7«fT2»i: No. S do 7IB72: No,
2 hard wlat.r 71071(4; No. I do 1)9(4070(4.
NORTHWEST, CAR8.
Tba followin. n*uraa iflTQ tbo northw.it
can today, last wrak and la.t y.ar:
_ La.t La.t
Today. Wrak. Y»»r.
Mlnnrapolla (6 SO 40
Duluth IS 30 ..37 . ..
CHICAGO CAR LOT3.
(Vbrnt..
I'oru..' ..
Data., ..
Today. Tomorrow.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
IVhrat—Opanrd uarhan*nl and clo««l un-
cban*Hd lo (4<t lower.
Corn—' —
tbaacral
Safe Deposit Boxes
For rent in our vaults in lie basement of ihe
Empire building for only $5.00 per annum.
You should noi be without one. Call and in
spect them.
Title Guarantee
and Trust Company,
3J Compound Interest
la the rate your money will draw If depoalted In the SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT of
CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST! CORPORATION
CAPITAL $500,000.00. CANDLER BLDG.
STRONG, SAFE, CONSERVATIVE
You are Invited to call and Inipect our quartars and Investigate
our facilities to aarvs you. A hearty welcome awalti you at this
bank.
ASA Q. CANDLER, Preaidant.
W. H. PATTER80N, Vlce-Proi. A. P. COLES. Caihler.
JOHN 6. OWENS, Vice-Pres. WM. D. OWENS, Aaat. Cathler.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
1
ATLANTA, GA.
C. E. CURRIER, ProaldanL A. E. THORNTON, Vlea-Pra.ldent
H. T. INMAN, Vice-President. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahler.
JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aea’t Caahler.
Capital. $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
V-
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York, Ao*. 25.—Thr dry fuula mar
ker la Arm ami aiflre In (lie tolddnit
bin,era. Irrm. *imli Wd well. Kaiu-y
prlnta for fall ami ►prlnr are wllln* liet
ter. Kittort (oral, for Ibe Ural raa bav<
(een aolfl (,, (lie extent nf 2,000 bain. Cob
loo yarn, an aelllo* alowly.
COTTON^ 'cRAm, Provisions,Stocks 1 ®BONDS,
No. 2 Watt St., felert Building, Atlaata, 6a.
MtmmS
few Tart Caffoo ticbaagt. Chicago Board at Trado.
New Orlcam Co'loo £athings Chicago Slock fif
I harped Coltoa iiisdsllsy- _ No w 10Y " ’
rark Cattoo tackaaga.
mmi 1 ——_—__ _ .
Pii. alt Wittt la Now York, Now Orloant, Chicago. B. C. COTHAA S. Manaqtr.
rd Pham
BoD Phone 1262.
Standard Phono 2%,
lomn* C.
W. Dye
Third National Bank
Capital
Surplus
$200,000.00.
$300,000.00.
Dr. A. w. Calhoun.
M -r; rnrem
John W. Grant.
H. T. McCord.