Georgia Historic Newspapers

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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
BATtnwAT. rsaatrjkKT i vm.
RES MARKET
is
Outsider* Mixed in Opinion
jV as to Future Course
of Prices.
DO NOT ENTER MARK KT
Raw Material Quoted Too
High to induce Selling.
Fear Heavy Crop-
_ l market.
was ateailt Following the
p little retilliliitf hr twill trailer-. width h
rlatird the advnwrn ami enii*e«l |Tl«**» t"
mrl a few |hiI ill a
NEWS AND GOSSIP
of the Fleecy Staple.
t'.-i. :
Opell
loaenl
Map York,
l.lvrr|MHi| ilqi .. .
ml ban* If aiea«1) iti/ l«»wt*r, and
v»*rr Mteiutv net higher mi near and *»
hlgiirr in «* lower on ilUtant poaltlnna.
Mjwii rottuii In uiiMlerate «b-m*ti<l. 3 higher;
middling iiplitmla 5*n|. Milea MOO; Aiuerl
ran *.«■»; *|m-< ulatbm and ri|»ort l.Ond; Ini-
port* 29.0'»> lialea, Including 2u,000 Aiurri-
arlM at ».«*>.
than due.
• farnrahle
In fair «le-
i In aeraral
weak
llool ....
lM*eaiiae of It
•elk end figure*. Pith
I||*I Mml danger of <•
fl.MU Ilf the trflt
l\e rout lime lo faro
.Is, inn a* th** market u a narrow one,
lit 11 profit* should In* taken,
fhe New York 1'oiumeia-l.il "The eon
ninthe ea|iaeltr of fhe dome*!|e goods
irkei U a surprise to’ all In 'he trade,
aerlnll) on hroP u eoiloiis and heavy
id** good*, the sale* during llie paat
ree mouths having Ih.u of a Hi*raeter
irnrgrnrom unknown for this pertod of the
The Jo
Ho
hi of ro
prop.
.ligallo
(lemlml III Hie ll«M
toelmle. all llie 4'Otlo.
my wns fn* or-itdy
follow lug |* i
eoiion on Vrldn)
I* the atatlath-al po*ltloii
el.nmrr I. ms made
I'l mi nr In I t'llionh'le.
litrn«e*l.
f o quotation
n that the t
•kart nraaloi
prevailing at
The follow
Vhtle
alM.ii^t
M M *
aging.
Iter prlees
Chlt.l'e‘supply
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Hr. Ueetye tweety-gra
ran' experience •* m3 '
Mat atrkete la Aflame
the
tin * nrotalnd ae
tborily la U» epeeUity
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
NAME Or 8T0CK.
API alga mat.
A Han tie <’«
__ I Coppar .
Allantle C'oaat Moo .
Amerl«*au Mugar Hat .
Au a run da
American (.oroniutlto
do preftrrnd
uw, prrmrsu ...»
Am. Bmeliliif Ref. . .
do. preferred ....
uo. prntrrN ....
American Cotton Oil. .
Am. Car foundry . . .
Baltimore A Ohio . . .
Brooklyn Rapid Trao..
Canadian I'artlle . . .
Chicago and Nortkw'o.
[. I-Vhrnarv Mm
April May
b Jane July
i July August
VHM.r Hale*
f-’ Tlie %'••» \
i a little f*elt*
IT K5? pa* ill—,-M
E- market, trade hr Jug
t SIwer f rr * "**"* n
A private Plre etat
« by Wall *tn*etlni^M
the mu^* In tin
.1 fiMlay
ojMii - High
5 1?**
siT-J 7*41111 art
•r futures upennl
L ure to rotfou market t«*dn.». tub*** a*.im*
lllg happen* l*» atlmulate new luivlug.
March liquid* tbm I* likely l«* carry lhai
l This Mai
Week. Week
. ;..SUN.463|6.5u2.27n f..t|.i/rp* I Heneraf
4.365.463 5.410.270 I Illinois Central
294.162. I133 Am. Ire Berurltlea . .
1.157.771 l.xr.\4«» t 9I4.I-"! l.** ilavlHe a Nasbvlllo
Meilraa Central . . .
p.ht: arn.iw 1.4.
iot.itsi
S0Lftl5| .13.913 UIJC
63&.mhI 441,ya*- ;ii.«4
HPINXKWN’ TAKINGS
a m i:mcAN cotton
Hecretary ll*»«twr gh
Amei n mi cotton By tli
world follow*:
Thin week 344.000 till
213.0IHI lust year, 4o7.oo«
i the inking* of
epinni-rH of the
below 9r nn the tlnnldatlmt by
of March contract*: Hardly |m,«
tbo following
illde
••Notable eireiigih 1*
till the feature
*"•"*. ««*d P
diet Ion a Of fliriber advanee* »r«* h.lug r*
laeal eottatattll?. d«*aplie Mppareui pre
lieu Is to Hie eontriirv A g'lierjil nun
of the altuallou illm-h***-* n b’lel of |>rh
mud a pmrrliy of auiitdle* Hint ha*
oalateel alnre th** rl»H war,
|p the additional factor of
threatening weakness, alllouigli
are poo****Oed to I*** abnormally
with the production *»f mills
ahoad. ther.* I* m* lutereat
nr "
alrttr the
y high. I
sold •**
tajL while
wm l*e avallaltl.
]>un A Ci
cotton mill*
How many bal<
tow mill* of th<
nv department* no g.-.ls
for tumie mouth* " ll U.
Weekly Trade Review.
a-than likely that.
lato market,
tint itf the etirrettf
III.
If the yield rraclte
of the liNri.
Ball mated recelpta l«*i
To! it I aline September Isi thla y
d.44a.ini. iiRiiltiMt 5.760.onu last year and
r».nmu tin* year before.
nr ihi.** Nnitberii f-pinnerg and can-
iidn took 1.663."00 bale* thin y
Hguln**! 1.621.ooii ii«*i inn and 1,396,000
the y**nr before; H*mtltern eplnnera I
269.00O, ugnlnNt 1.210.000 lust year and
1.1.t;..4mi«» the veai before, and foreign
spinner- 3.;.I3.iioii. agnlnat S.oSO.Ooo loot
\«*«r and 3.434,000 the year before.
HESTER’S MONTHLY
COTTON STATEMENT
The statement nf tin* crop movement,
l**ued on Friday by Serrelary Heater,
rovers the month t*» January 31:
Compared with last year It dhows an
Im-reuse for the month In rottntl IlgureN
of k7f».000 bales, compared with year
tieforc last an Im ream* of H.'.S.Ooo, and
u It'll 1 5m»4 an im-rease i»f 731,4100.’
Tin* total for January tutu I.KdR.768,
igaltiMl 914.304 la*i jear. 955.623 year
liefnr** last and 1,077,6ml name time In
New Orleaas »
Halve*!.mi *
lluuaton *
Movement at Atlanta
Reeelpt* P*ln.y
day- laei-iT
Increase
Rhlpntenta Imlny
1904.
Missouri Fa tile
RAMI oriTKI
K. V.. oat trw. . .
N'atloaal Lead. . . .
Northern I*art0e. . «
New York Central. .
Norfvls A Western. ,
Fetmsylraala. . . . •
People’s Has
Pressed Mteel Car. .
do. preferred. . .
! «*'• *
ISIS; 135H !.•»*•*
1 1294! i.-'
Pacific Mall.
Readlua. . . .
Republic Hteel
Rock Island.
119 ! 1?*» 4 I’.* IMS
as *4 t «s* “
y>Si 25S -Ml
2C 26
•I
I7"S Ills' •'•*:
.; 43'«. 44'* 4:
. PAS 1"6S 1^
Western L'aloo.
Wabash
do. preferred.
Wisconsin Central. ! .\| !
do. preferred
M
. -3$
- *H
""I *»n
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall Street
Npc Ini to The lleorgjaii.
tKroni Hayward.eVfek A-CA»rh.l
New %'ork. Keb. 2.-J. H. Ilacla* A to.:
Aitteriean* are «« t*» S lower.
The reenvery yeeleribty In late trading
was local short entering. Ilarrltuitii alorfca
held steady, a* the illvldeml
have I men held steady, a* tlie uivtuem
iierhMl I* fast approaching and regular *11%I
•lend* are «*it*e*-ted.
I Iil.ui Peel fie ns n 10 per cent nt«*rk and
Koutliern I’aclde as a 5 per cent at<**k with
Rome pr*»*|HN-t of M higher rate, acta ns a
deterrent from attack. Bears are giving
more attention lo th*- more vulnerable ami
rudestortug to unsettle Hie mnrket by de
pressing *41111.* of the atamlard st.H-k*. am-li
a* ivi.nsylvnnln. New York Central and
l^iulatllh* and Naabtllle.
The hank statement, on nceonnt of Ibjnl-
datloti, should he f.norahle. Imt very lltUe
dependence can be put oil It. The favorahh
* * “ - mif
STOCKS OPENEBTAT
n*|M*.-l Is the acquiring of gold In l^ui.hui.
ami more will mine, from all m-niuiila. Ir
It la
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NEW YORK.
The following la tbs rang# la cotton fa*
turaa In New Tork today:
BT“
March.
Ajirll. .
May.. .
June.. .
July.. .
Aug. .
Hep!. .
1101 I'm.
, „.|1Cuf35# aTipi
. »•», ».1« 9.12; 9 12-11; 9.16*16
' | 9.M22! 9.22 24
i *-3*» 9 37, 9.2*. 9 31: S» 31 9 32 33
. , 9.35 *7 9.37 39
Hi 9.4*1 ».4rt 9.42, *9.42-4.1 9.11 44
, 9.471 9.47 9.41-43; 9 41 42
T'looed ateaiTy.''
LIVERPOOL.
The following glvtt the opening fa ago
and close, compared with yesterday.
Pit I urea opcaod steady.
Otienlng I'revlnua
Range. Ch,«.. ci..*.*
febrmsry . M .....5 M
r ehrusry.March 6.47
March-Aprll 5.46
April May ».4&'/k
Mm Jimp ......1.44
June July B.44Vfc
July August 6.42
August >Be|
5 49W
5 494
6.4*4
f.504
6.464
3.42
r. 3*4
6 434
• t.»l*er-November .,..6.1_
••veuilter l»e«-*>mtu*r ,4.23
cjoked steaitr.
NEW ORLEANS.
Tk, following I, th, rang. Is rottoo (a
lor,, 10 N,w OrlMM totfot:
RTT
II 11 1 u \ i I lf
996
10.13 I" 13 10.97 10.10 10.Ofi-lOi 10.09 10
pm. . . ., I I P'10 12 pi.H» 12
lay ilO. 14 1" I7il0.12 10.14 |u.|3 14 1«.13
line. . . . n.|4 P IH10.16I10.16 10.14 16 lo.l.l ir,
Illy l » l'» 23 |A. 17(10.19 10.19-211; 10.19
f t i 9 91 9 94:9.0319.94 9.94% 9.99 94
>e«' [... ■■■■( 1 ; 9,94 95; 9.93 94
Closed steady
. ... slue. . .. _
lu*n|i *lf*-ks Plddl sleuild In* InMlgllt
to the aimmiit **f f.H'.'lG is to In* eh
grtgttl In I.«*u*l**n f«*r Atm-tlcH on Motnlay.
H! Paul supiMirt la evmllent, ami we tin
d-rilfllid 11 will In* made Mu- tender III .1
general reemery. Motitheru l*ncjtic ulx;
should ib* much better.
Which in Some of the Ac
tive Issues Reached
Over a Point.
TRADE FAIRLY ACTIVE
Bank Statement Was Not
as Favorable as Had 1
Been Expected.
NEW YORK BANK BTATEMENV.
973.5011.
b*nn«
K,nn |e
ess«* t11.452.idn.
r»*aa#* |2S7.b>'
>reaoe PM>.700.
itefeum* 69.7"6.4UI».
Imcren*** 6356.300.
BELL BROS.' FRUIT
AND PRODUCE LETTER
Atlanta. Tel* 2 -
1 ket. and
cleaned up at nd
JUig.-s of the kid glove vkrfef
»e hn<l. and lllmrnl shipment
\l*e<|, ordinary st**-k unnsii-illy *«-«rce.
amt price* an* udvatn-lu* nt nil poluta of
iblpntenf
I'ineappb’N are less plentiful, and moving
rapid 1 \
Straw herrlea more plentiful thl* iveek.
and. owing to'Hie rainy weutlu-r. they are
niovihg slow At a tlerllui* uf ublOc per
NOTES ON GRAIN.
Pointer* on Proviaiona.
I’hleago Record Herald
out Argentlm- e.i
made by the Ar
•nr eorre*|NMiib*nt
Mch tin* ,*
Pliaretilly
unfa vora Ide. Hrought rontliiuea. I in in* j
trreparalde We estimate esmirtnlde anf
pin* at fitf.nn.0M hu*tiela.” Tin* Arg.-nlln.
lent of th#* Armour Hraln C*....
pAtiy originally claimed that the crop could
not eic«H*d over »•» |N*r cent of last year's.
The |tr*Hunlutll enldes yesterdn: ie|Nirt**i|
• her In Argentina dry mid In .
ITe§* cablet JUinoiilin* that .luuranre.
have he«*n made, by tin* i»eriiian government
that It ha* radically changed Itw attitude
to«nrd the ini|Hirliiil*ot of Chh-.igt
lug lioiine pr«*lm*t* mul American
r* *■ ‘ * uhj.
pm-k
rlih-li have her
|llS|»ecflo
kw <l»f '»•'
Increase
Work on h»>"l
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
I ltnnaol llrl-'r', oil.l.Hint iiplitol,
* t «SS!r.s3>.
Vow Tork. .trd'ir; ioM.nl.K II
New.
»12S7Vnn Rlrn.ly; n.i.l.iilt^ HUTr.
H,Miiin«h. 'loll: Iiil.i'liing ton!-.
Norfolk ■l.*,il,; oil.l'llli'B l n V-
?S2..,V , ulotY ml'MlIn* I'”.''
AUgORln. MUlol:
todayT’port receipts.
*n»a following tahlo «hows raealpta *t Jbe
tawn* today. £>t9P*r*d with th* same day
Isst yntr:
New Orleans.
Galveston. .
YlnbNe.
Ravaimsh
■ mr-Viirk
llaatoii.
PklVxl*
jgekM
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
fit*
iNfirtfiy
following table fihowaeecelpta el the
av towns today* ceaipaml with tka
day last year:
WORLD'S VISIBLE
SUPPLY STATEMENT
The world's visible
compiled In Hecri-tar
Now Orleans *-«»tt«sii
•n Inomtsc f«»r the '
gf ejS* against » d*
lint year nn*l tin Id*
J*mr before last
The V»iiM visible •
1,102.064 loft *
and 4.411.199 yen. b* f
the total "f A merit **»'
SSA.612. «g»Bi*t 4.36*
9.566.276 last year an
before ln*«t. *»»»d “
eluding Hg.v|*». Ur.\T\\,
149,000. again-*' 1.142 2
990.000 last year nn«1 N
fore last.
L The total n*»rld« v
cotton ns bletve
pared with lost
The movement from September 1
about* reoelptN at all Cnltetl Slatew
ports *»f 7.31 S.599. ngalnat 5.7O2.H05 hist
year. 6.67«.23fi year before lust and 5.-
9U7.54J mioie time lu _19u4; uveHuiul
arrmnt tlie .Mlssiselppl. Ohio mal Po
tomac t It era t*» Ntirthern inIHa a ltd
t'auuda 776.050. ngulnst 654.151 Inst
vear. 629.679 year before Inst ami
6I6.H6I Mania time In 19'i4; Hmitheni
mill takings, exclusive of i|uatitlty ron*
sumi-il at HoUthern out-ports. 1.241,ttmt,
agiklnat 1 173.911 Inst year, 1.1'»6,*mmj
\ eat before last and l.nl4.«0t» same tttne
tn 19U4; and interior stocks tn excess
*»f th«^»e held nt the eommencement «»f
the sea mm, 495. to I. against 556.964 last
veai. 5S2.44I year before Inst and 3H1.
2l9 mi tin* time ill. 1904.
These make the total movement of
the cotton crop brought Into sight dur
ing the live months ending to
January 9.M3o.75o. against 7.9H7.K31 last
year. >.966,357 year before last and 6.-
009.622 same time tn 1904.
Northern splutter* took during Jan
uary 440.595 bales, against 211.229 last
year amt 194.367 year before last, tn-
i teasing their total for the live months
t * 1.604.703. against 1,616.130 last year
ami 1.363.7*4 I he year before. This
makes their average weekly takings
for the season 75.061, against 69.503 last
vent and 63.306 thn year before.
I'orelgu exports for the live nmnih**
of tin* season have buen 6.411.576
shutting a decrease last season **i I -
695.156. and an increase the same |ic-
Hod year before last of 976.196.
Htoi ks at the seaboard and th** 2^am»th*
leading Southern Interior mnikets onTr.’T.ll 1 '
.1.11t11.11 y .11 were t.615.637, against 1.-
569.024 the same date last year, and
1.473.393 the year before.
I minding port and Interior town
-t.., k* left over from the previous sea-
son ami the number of hales of the
«iii rent crop brought Into sight during
the live months, the supply has been
lo.l26.520. against S.432.362 last year,
ami 9.15U.324 tlm year before.
1'p to January 31 last year 70 40 per
ni of the cotton crop hud'been mat
ted. amt for Hie same live month* in
05 the percentage of the crop brought
to sight was 66 26. ami f r the same
in* In 1904 the |H*rrcntuge marketed
verity
bate
Tin
1 almost pro
of the
leelnred to official
lulled Htates got
|»t American
aufTIcleut. „
nrrlwil nt Herman
.1 aa In <-aune«| meati
tti remain aarpryT" Hexcrii utr
♦neerns may receive another
egulatto
rtsnt c*tucc*«|en In the shape of n mnte
Milt!
WHEAT OPENED ,
FIRM AND HIGHER
-News -From-the Start Was
BuHrU—Corn Opened
Sliglitly Easier.
THE WEATHER REPORT
LOCAL FORECAST.
FOR ATLANTA AND VICINITY.
Clearing and colder tonight; Huoday fair
" \Vb
lug their
egetatde line I* l.rlnglng
thing In th.
Idle tN*a* continue plentiful, hut hold
* while
while *f«N*k l*f
, .and uii the auv .
Tin* demand for live and dressed poul
try seems almost unlimited. e*|N*.-lall.T for
the former. Dressed turkeys arc the only
thing In the isiultrv line that Is onmlojc
In anything like aiiflrlclciil quantity to sup
ply the demand.
14 ——"— — game
It la not a iiuestlou ««f prlre on gnm
of all hind*, liut a qucgiiQU .uf.JuLlime It.
Eggs are an vukimwu .piaiillty. and will
STATE FORECASTS.
t'hlmgo. Peh. 2 •Clnutug prter* for the
buying.
rellefit
f u\(' hover, oats um-litiiigcd
iiml proviHluna 12HH22He l»etter.
The markets were strong under
•»rk n*portr«l Jauiea A. Pal
* 11 buyer, lie 1* on hi* way to th*
mntry. Buying orders were recel\e«l
Indiana on the rc|M»rt Hint the plant
In Indiana hottoms Is ii'ml
’rlniary receipts of wheat 430.000 bu*helt
•I corn I.'MI.'iom Imahcls, couiparc*! w'“
id fiOO,fiOO liuahela, reap*** tlxely,
*
leer***»M*.| .15.000 bnrrela," say* The North
Mill.
*.255 l*nrre|*. ngalu*t 263.130 lmm*U 111
>*» >5 **•♦ Itnrrrtw In A further
"ii Is In pronpcci the jirearat week
vperie
e prei
I mill* an* bib*.
«*Mcnti*d to In» the w’orat
Mlnneapoll* mill*
eiirtalliaeiit This week III*
approximate 23S.tW» barrel* Ru«iue«i
tnst, w;.*.*k wtfli MluuenpolU mill* waa more
.un*.htlWfR. f..1 v than ever. Flour sale* were
le*a than th«* output and shipping dlrec
lera usually ranie very alow
•mi outside min* *hoxv that
■low In taking hold, at th
Nothing doing abroad III
It-pori*
HAYWARD, VICK A CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
«u!n!i
prl.c.
; sales
4 up
market chr
short able.
Ul t I I 111 I | . |
sagging m
ImllfT.-
s^innc,*;
of Amerlc:
1 In 19uT..
oidd hava
* but for
• hb-h u
not h mo me| h-m
if citlisidcrilHoii In
i-y. New 1*.rk w*
but futures here
ly k«nn| Impilrx lu the »p*
King i
market.
ostler
t mid
giadea os tier
rrlngto
l.lxcrponl
S" 1
Tin
cunt
id 1.S21.I
of the crop brought Into
,c monthH fiom Septcm.
1. Inclusive. |m 1,943.don
642.nan over vrnr bofm*
• 1904.
Iiidltlon to the tnonlllly llgures,
aix llcstcr Issue*I t wlay a state-
of the weekly pi tvetnetil f *f the
•lavs ending J intiary 1. Hn lu-
dmxxing total brought Into si V |u
•ar 367.903. against 202.903 f.u the
11 a x s ending l-’ebruarv 1. last
2.19.432 year bef.oc last, and
: Vaine time In l!»•»4
di-cllm* of t
. I raxler i
III tin betfe
tnlx slice o
higher <
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
s|i sih*i market was 3 tnjlnts
le* ..f S.ftx* bales Probably the
market xxa« rallied front tin* opening decline
ef 1 to 3 le.lnts by a rather more farorabb*
weekend showing than looked f.*r private
• able* r**norted that sphnn-rs were buyer*
of Imtli old and new <-rop« The l«H*al tnnr
ket opened stendv ni an inlxan*.* of 3 to rt
points, which waa a little bett.-i than due
on the .-allies, ns a result of euxerlng Buy
Weekly primary recelpta of wheat 2,21J.0n0
bushels and com 6.722.000 buihchu against
3.022.tf00 and 4,219,000 huahels. tespeetlvely.
h**Ht.
bushels oat*. The
tee:i loud* wheat, six loads corn and 125.0J0
bushels oafs.
The Rugllah vUllde a
rreaaed ].4!6.ono bushel* ... _
partsl with 1.276,000 huahela a year ago.
THE CHICAGO CRAIN MARKET.
Hopt
CO!
May..
76V
'4r.S
46»*
46%,
%
7*S
46*»
4**' •
46«,
17.46
THE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
today and eatl
Tomor
Ing
sagged '*rr 3
Iddb* of the morning
tie of March from Wall sin.
While the situation Is not wi
..Ail,llltles. owing to the’ til
and. tin- steadlue** of tli- *>i
nd Hu* probabllitr „f a r.itlli
thing of t|
dor
ie late unfavorable we
nl the condition of the
Id to to* Satisfactory '
o!*-* tloll egeept lu Hie
'heat have I**
IM try the re
Georgia -Rain tonight and on the roast
Sunday; colder tonight In the northwest
portion; colder Buuday with a cold wave in
uorthwear portion.
South Carolina—Rain tonight and 011 tin*
Sunday; tuttrh colder Sunday, with
fair xvlth cold
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
I eat|rely by the we*tlx
next thr**e -ir four week*,
they are holding up oil aeeount
for
POent
IS.
market*; othererlsc. would see very much
lower prices, a* the home cou*iimption la
nothing like sufficient to e*pe with the sup
ply.
Marqnetie, followed by ni| extensive
of high pressure In the norHiw-e*t. ren*
er M " r '
Montana, with Its «
tral
southeast Into Knosas mid Missouri
ilvanee of the "low’' ha* caused unsettled
entber with rain and higher temperature
ghe .
sat and south of Ita center, while
high Is accompanied Ivy clear
•Ider weather, fn the aouthweat the tern
l*er«ture has risen n» a rule
older weather In this section tonight;
Sunday fair mid ••older; uiliiliiiuiu fetu|H*ia-
lure almut 36 degree* tonight.
Minimum nnd Maximum Tamparnturaa
nnd Rninfnlt.
tihaerratlona taken at 8 a. m . 75th inert-
dinu Huie.
ATLANTA
Abilene. . .
Amarillo.
Aahevllb*. .
Augusta
Min. Mai. 1 Ratios
Clark Goodman & Co.
20 Broad Street, New York.
COTTON, 8T0CK8 AND GRAIN.
Tnlngrnph your orders direct to
our Now York office, which in nc-
cording to law. Wo deal in frac
tional lota on moderate marginn.
Our information ia the boat and is
telegraphed to those who open ac
counts with ua. Correspondence in
vited.
Now- York. Feb. 2.—Prices opened
doxvn pretty sharply this morning, fo|-
loxvtng a lower l,»n«h»n market for
American stocks. But In nearly every
Instance, thn low point* were touched
on this first decline, and the rent of
the session wan given up to ao Irregu
lar recovery, which left the list at the
done about the asm# aa last night. The
noteworthy features were a smaller vol
ume of transaction* and the Increasing
vigor with which prices came back aft
er bearish attacks. From thla It was
to be Inferred both the liquidation had
slackened materially and that 'the same
powerful support noted at the low
levels of the previous days* waa ellll
under the market. The hank state
ment scarcely had much bearing on Utb
speculative movement: T* showed a
decrease of only $500,000 In cash, whera
fully three Hines that amount had been
looked for. But’, on the other hand,
owing to the shifting of loans from
outside Institutions to llie clearing
house members, the credit Item In
creased $11,800,000. and surplus reserve
was thereby reduced nearly $3,000,000.
New York. Feb. 2.—The stock market
opened at general decline* which. In some
••lie* approximated a point, t'nnadlan l*n*
elite opened |«. lower. Rending 1 per cent.
Amalgamated !•*. I'eiinnylvnnln *'
Amalgamated i<t, I'eiinnylvnnln J> 4 . Atchi
son l. Ht. Paul S and Southern Pacific I
|Nl|Ut.
MINING 8TOCK8.
floaton. Feb. 2 Arcadian 14V. Trinity
37\. Michigan 21. Isle of Rural 3«k 4 , Hmelt*
Ing 63. t opper Range 91. ttrecne Potisoll*
ilnted 30tk. Butte Coalition 3514. t'nluniet
* ‘I. Heels ?46. .^ullicy 1344. Adventure "
MOVEMENT OF COTTON
DURING PA8T WEEK
Th* movement of cotton for the xve<sc
and season, as compiled by Buperlu-
lenilent King, of the New York cotton
exchnnge. is uh follows:
WKEKLY .MOVEMENT.
This I^ast
year. year.
Port receipts 304.860 132,863
Overland to milla and
^ Uanaila.,..
Southern mill takings
cl mated) 1.
(lain of stock In Inte
rior towns
r,404 35,27 T
62.000 Rj.00'1
21.544 11.061
Brought into sight for
the week 393.740 211.684
TOTAL t'ROI* MOV KM ENT.
Port receipts .. 7.360.273 f.,762,900
Overland to mills nnd
Canada ... 780.087 652,707
Southern mill takings
(estimated) 1.291,000 1,206,00®
Stock at Interior towns
tn excess of Sept 1 .. 484,896 328.891
Brought Into sight
thus far this sesson 9.916.266 8.060.665
47.3‘ k 4 ^leducted from receiftn of sea-
Butr*b>.
hnrlesb
Imrletti
hlcag*'
Km.
% 111*-
^ t
M»*mi*hl«
Meridian
Mile* fltj
Mobile
Montiwm.*
Nashville
nrb*
New
Norfolk
North Pint 1
iinnltn . .
Plttslmrg
Portland. Me
Rapid fli>.
Paul
Savannah.
Tampa. .
Vfekaliurg.
ihlngtm
Wllmlngi.u
"JTTl. MAIlBUHt.
Melton Plnctof.
ruing the
mdned 1
bull Side for thy time being. ...... .. ....... «
though We nvlylit II|MUI .« •-•ntimtstlei
the opening and closing incVl-'Vh .b-vel.'pnirht« N\"h'll! l.vif isuid!
New \>Mk oitton seed oil { «.btain In future imirk* Mggnu
Opening rioalnc
l*»hb
ock **f •-
iliipan-.l xvlth In-t
»V:'. uml «n "" 'jT, 1 ' ’
Vi'ur li.fttl'- l'i»t "f 5 ."3".'-1
n( tin- wntM'K vl.lhl*- ***i«*l
tmi n» above ttn-rr If now
liclil u) iln'Ht Hrltnln uml y'HHt"
Kumi— J.sn.'ino. mrnlni'i
yrnr and 2.361.0®"
tar bi-fort- tout
w.
J. DIBBLE
Accountant and Auditor,
Frank Hawkins, President.
Third National Bank,
Capital, •••••,-■
Surplus,
$200,000.00.
$300,000.00.
l>r, A. W. Calhoun.
Mtfton Dargan.
John W. Orant.
H. Y. McCord.
Jos. A. McCord,
David Woodward.
CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION
Capital $500,000.00
Cindlir Building. Branch Corner Mitchell and Foreyth Ste.
Equipped with every modern facility for doing a general Banking,
Tniet and Saving* llustneos.
4 Per Cent Interest Compounded
On Savings Deposits
INVESTMENT SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Th® moet modern Safe Deposit Department In tlie 8outh especially
prepared for storing small and large wares.
» ■ "
1114 Fourth National Bank Building.
ncrgRBM-K. Bell i’boa. me Amr A NT A fli
Atlanta httloail U.ok A1JUAJX X A, UMX.
L. H. Fairchild.
L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS.
Mem bare i
New Orteane Cotton Exchange, New Tork Coffer Exchange,
New Tork Cotton Ktvhana*. New Orleane Board of Trade,
New Orleans Stork Exrhnng*. Chicago Board ot Trad.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION.
Private wtrX) to NEW TOftK an] CHICAGO. Ord.r, anllrcd for I
turn Salivary, on nbov, Excbongen. B. C. COTliRAN.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK,
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA. GA.
C. E. CURRIER, President A. E. THORNTON, VlcePrealdent.
H. T. INMAN, Vlce-Preeldent. CEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahler
JAMES S. FLOYD, Aee't Ceehler.
Capital .** $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
J)
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, DRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Carondelet and Qrevi.r Ste- New Orleane.
M E 64 0 E B 3 •
Now Ortoana 6‘uturo Rrokora' Atoorlttlon.
N>w orie*au* ami Uhlragu Board* of Tra*lo.
Saw \,*rk t’offa# Kxrh*tic*
Aa«\*«*laVo M am bar* l.lvarinml Caltoti Alii
tojpire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone. Main85&
GEORGIA^
l tooml atvaUi . s a
N**w York and r , h|rnf*» Corrv*pon«!onta
J. S. BACHE 4 CO. AND BARTLETT. FRAZIER A CARRINGTON.
e*iv*TJ W'REB to all POINTS.
ONE DOLLAR
Starts an Account
THE ORIGINAL
4%
BANK
Money Draws Interest
from Date Deposited
[JNION SWIMS RANK
Gould Building
Ciptiil £50.000
Cepitiis.. 100.000
Riuvrui 100,000
D«’|tein|t* rvTVlXfvl fnuil 9