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- - TFfE ATLANTA GEOKUlA.V ANI) NEWS. Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. Lively's twenty-five years' experience of ed- Itlof markets in Atlanta and the South baa made blm a recognised au thority lo bis specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME OF STOCK* * American Sugar Kef. . Auaconda ....... America n Locomodvt. do. preferred . • .. Atp. Smelting Kef. do, preferred . . Atchison .«•••.. do, preferred . . . American Cotton Oil. Am. Car Foundry # Baltimore A Ohio . , J 4 Iron. Central Leather • • • • do, preferred Chicago A Great W. Chicago, M., A St. P.. Delaware A Hudson. • Distiller's Securities. . Erie Electric .... Illinois Central Am. Ice Securities . . • • Louisville A NasbvlUe. • Mexican Central • • • . Missouri Paclflo 234 IS E Si m 88 a KAME Of STOCK. N. TT. Dot. & W. . Nation.I Lead. . - Northern Pacific. . New York Central. Norfolk A Weitern, Pennsylvania People’s Gas. Ppmu/I ' R»a.| Pressed'Steel Car. do. preferred. Pacific Mall. . . Bock Island. _ . . _ do. preferred. . . United States Kubber do. preferred Southern Pacific. Southern Kell way. do. preferred, Texas A Pacific. Union Pacific. . , United States hit do. preferred Western Union. Wabash do. preferred. Total Btork miles 898.700 shares. m W m CLOSED ON FRIDAY The New York Cotton Ex change .Will Reopen Next Monday. TIPS FLASIIED From Wall Street Special to The Georgian. (From Hayward, Vick A Clark.) New York, March 29.—No Loudon market today. In view of the Improvement In the money situation, Including a slightly easier tend ency In time money, we nre Inclined to think that a better market la probable. The bunk stateineut should muko it strong report tomorrow. The short Interest Is stubborn and not Inclined to giro up the fight depending upon more unfavorable de velopments. Should there lie n compromise In the railroad labor troubles, and everything N. ORLEANS TUESDAY Liverpool Reopens Tuesday, Chicago Board of Trade ■; , Saturday. With om> exertion, the market. of the world wore clowd Friday. All Engllfh market, were cloeed. The cotton, coffee, petroleum mid produce excboDgea In Amer ica werd cloaed. A majority of the broker, of the New Xork atock exchange elgin-d n petition to eloae the exchange on Good Friday, the _ to grant the request. York Commercial says: * fed f Tht New ••After n prolonged consideration of the • petition, signed by most of the members of the New York stock exchange, request ing that’ the '"exchange be efosed "Good Frlil ~ . .Tdsy and Saturday, the governing com mittee of the board announced that it bad decided to grant tho request for n holiday oil Saturday, but that the exchuuge will be onen for business Friday# “In view of the fact that the London stock exchange will lie dosed on both days, n» well ss on Easter Monday, many the committee author- m They also pointed out that the recent wild fluctuations of tho stock market had necessitated unusual 'work on their part, and that they would. |therefore, l»e glad to have a rest during the Easter period. Many were disappoint has been'tending downward ever since. Is now estimated that tho aggregate loss ALL LINES WHITE GOODS ’ COMPLETELY 80LD UP. f The New Yorl? Commercial: In the ♦white goods trade there remains but little to l»e sold in the way of merchandise for mimiucr delivery. All of the importert have inade n special effort to get addi tional lines of embroidered goods and open work patterns. There U a shortage of plain fabrics, such os are used in tho lin gerie manufacturing establishments. Premiums are offered ou novelty white goods for summer delivery and Jobbers are > importers and domestic matt .......... Jn the jobbing houses It U ! stated that bales yesterday nud through out the past week have been heavy, and i that the retailer* In all porta of the coun try ahow a disposition to order for fall on heavy white goods. On quilts the Import orders are much larger than those booked last season. t ttle to stand ou, ami a sharp recovery oubl ensue. Uptown opinions: It Is believed today's market will l>e, to ft great extent, feature less. It la assumed that there will be the usual evening up of accounts prior to ccssa tlon of business for a few days. Conservn tive Interests disposed to go slow until some little time after the beginning of the new month. Canadian Pacific February earnings net decrease 1583,756; eight mouths net Increase $1,096,806. Heading System, all companies, February suhplua after charges decrease $167,960; eight months' surplus after charges de crease $1,230,099. The market opened In somewhat a small er manner, but with fractional advances over the previous close, especially In Union Pacific, Heading nnd Steel common. Gates bought 3.000 Steel. Iturrlll A Still sold 2,500, Halsted A Hodges sold 6,000 Heading. . The sub-treasury lost $3,539,000 to 'tlie^ bank, nnd since Friday It has lost $11,. o'ia tvm ... ' ’ Tornbly. The New York Flnnnclnl Bureau: Amal gamated Is now held between 83 nud 88. Smelting 111 nnd 118. Anaconda meet* good support around 58. Atchison special Ists report n raised support uround 86. with stock for sale above :K). Canadian meeting stork toward 169. St. Paul Is held ’narrowly between 127 nud 130. Distillers meets stock around 70. Erie meets offer Ings on rensounblo rallies, and Is sold then OF Majority Took an Aggres sive Position on tho Bull Side. FORCED PRICES UP London and Continental Markets Closed on Ac count of Good Friday. !Ul» support nt 135. Mis Isourl Pacific meets some kind of n cliee.. around 73. New York Central held between |113 nnd 119. Stock still offers In Northern |Pacific preferred. Pennsylvania held 20 and 123. Heading meets stock Southern Pndtli should be bought wltn Sfeel preferred off all reactions without question. Union Pacific Held between ISO x tension of movements; or, If maintain d, as confinement to the trading range In dleated, and will net accordingly for small profits, retaining a long line all the whll — cment may run a I'ttte further, as a good many bears feel Inclined to cover over the holt day In the belief that stock* can' be put out to as cowl advantage nest week. At the same time, we Nee no Inducement to buy stocks nt present figures nnd in the present temper of the Investment world The western railroad situation will cause .. satisfactorily. The bank statement outlook .Is quite fa voreble, thanks to Secretary Cortelyou, ntr' the April disbursements will uot be ue compuntcd by any stringency In call rates PRINT CL0TH8 HOLD FIRM. In discussing the market situation on f irlnt cloths Thursday, leading cotton goods >rokers nnd selling agents Tinudllng this * than during the enr- last week, prices remain firm.* Thera are few regular* to be had and 44c the price -demanded. Is largely the nominal fig- Bre. On narrow goods In 25-inch and 27-ineh widths In odd construction prices nre on n parity with 44' for regulars. In the wide goods sales extending over six to eight months are recorded nnd many mills have mtracted for ns much merchandise as Hut there Is no combination of or agree me lit among strong banking Interests to support tho market, and tho best that can be said In reference to the rumors afloat Is that stocks on recent panic levels are very attractive, bttc It la the Intention to allow liquidation to proceid to Its legit* mute conclusion with Ahe uv ddnuce. how ever, of utter demoralisation. Conse quently wo see nothing In the market tint to buy for turns the good railroad Issues on the sharp drives by the tyea““ they eon turn out -to the' end of the year. As the printers aro successful In disposing of their fall offerings the necessity of their (overlng on gray goods Is forcing the into the market, nnd they more than ni other class of buyers nre keeping tL_ gray goods market tlrm and teuditig up ward. MRS. E.B. PEEK, S TENOGRAPHER. 822 Century Bldg. Belli Main 4638. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. Beil Phone, Main 8iB. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. U H. Fairchild. L. H. FAIRCHILD & COMPANY. NEW ORLEANS. Member.: Sew Orleans Cotton Ezchaag* New York Cortes Excitants. New York Cotton Exciting., New Orl.an. Board of Trad* New Orleans Stock Exchange. Chicago Board of Trad* LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION. . Privata wire, to NEW TORK and CHICAGO. Order. .ollrCd tor 1 tors dellrwry. an abov. Exchange* B. C. COTHRAN. HAYWARD, VICK & CLARK, COTTON, STOCKS, BONDS, COFFEE, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Carond.l.t »nd Gravi.r Su. N.w Orl.an* MEMBERS: New Orleans Future Brokers' Association. New Orleans *ud Chicago Hoards of Trad* New York Coffef Exchange. Associate McraKYs Liverpool Cotton Ass'* New York €.'otton Exchange. Galveston Cotton F.xchange. Uouatoo Cotton Exchange. New York and Chicago Correspondents. J. 8. BACHE A CO., AND BARTLETT, FRAZIER & CARRINGTON# PRIVATE VY!RE3 TO ALL POINTS, New York, March 29.—Tho more confident feeling noted In flnahclal cir cle. yesterday and the day before wa* even more strongly manifest In today’, market. With London closed for the Kaster holidays, It appeared posslblo that the day would be a dull one on the local stock exchange. Account had not been properly taken, however, of the fact that a considerable short In terest had been left uncovered and that the dealings of the preceding days of tho week had emphasised their ability to close In their obligations, except by bidding up prices. It was tills which chiefly reflected In this morning's movement. The market lay quiet for an hour, and then hardened slightly. But after tin* first- hour buying back of stocks sold for the short account start ed in numerous directions and the trad ing assumed for a while considerable animation. Price, rose ea.ily, showing that the volume of offering, nt any- thing like recent levels was extremely limited. The rise was helped by the publication of advunre estimates of the weekly bank statement, Indicating nn unusually heavy gnln in cash holdings. Some attention was paid also to the advices from Washlnvton that the pres- Idem would intervene to settle the threatened Vailway strike In the West, and that he would at an early date set forth views on the question of railway supervision which would tend to' re- ndlvldual case*. Ncs oVrk, March 29.—The stock market opened Im-milur with prices, however, gen erully higher. The gidus ruu from point, the tatter being umile hr New Central, Itenilllg it ml Atchison. Northern and Northern I’sclttc i eh.ingod with Southern ParlBc nnd St. I’iiiiI advanced Ik. I’nnsillni. I’ncltlc was down H, Annconnn rising H. At the end of ten Great -) ltt» London and all the continental market* dosed, the market here ua* left almost wholly In the hands of room trad ers. The great majority of these took nn aggressive position on tho bull side from the opening, atul bought and hid up,th» stock* lu which the lurgeat short Interest I* believed to exist. The price movements were nearly all to higher levels. Government bouds unchanged. Otbei bonds firm. New York, March 29.—Bartlett, Fra iler & Carrington: Market opened dull with a slight Improvemertt over last night's figure*. There wus some cov ering of ahort*. and certain room traders evidenced the deposition to bid price* up. There did not seem to be any volume of stock pressing on the market. Advices from Chicago are to the effect that there will not be a strike, and this gave tone to the early market. It Is said that this week’s bank state ment will 1m? a favorable exhibit of im proved conditions. The market at noon Is still professional and dull, and seems to lu* taking a rest, preparatory to n holiday. It is thought by some that London being closed Monday*, the New York market might be bid up, so ns to Induce short covering Tuesday morn ing. This has not been the first time that this market move has been suc cessfully accomplished. Should any In junction be obtained against the pay ment of Southern Pacific dividend by the Aransas Pass bondholders. It Is not thought that It will lie any length of of time, but will be quashed. CONDENSED REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Third National Bank, of Atlanta, Ga. At Close of Business, March 22nd, 1807, as Called for by the COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Resources: Loans and Dis counts $2,760,409.83 Overdrafts, Secured and Unsecured.. 3,369.68 Stocks and Bonds.. 116,605.00 U. S. Bonds, at par. 150,000.00 Redemption Fund. 2,500.00 Cash on hand and in Banks 800,225.59 Liabilities: Capital 200,000.00 Surplus .. 300,000.00 Net Profits ..... •.. 105,626.33 Circulation 50,006.00 Deposits .. 3,177,483.82 $3,833,110.15 $3,833,110.15 We invite your attention to the above statement and to the surplus and profits shown as a result of eleven years’ work. OFFICERS. JOS. A. McCORD, Vice-Pres't. FRANK HAWKINS, THOMAS 0. ERWIN, Cashier. H. M. ATKINSON, Vice-Prcs’t. * President. RALPH W. BYERS, Asst. Cash. DIRECTORS. Dr. A. W. Calhoun, Milton Dargan, John W. Grant, Henry Y. McCord, Frank Hawkins, H. M. Atkinson, Jos, A. McCord, James H. Nunnally, J. Carroll Payne, E. B. Rosser, David Woodward. NOTES ON GRAIN. Pointers on Provisions. The Chicago Record Herald: , ass ftrv/ouMm i~'2t .fua.lv export trade in „» steady export traue in thi nt joust, for the next ^“..endeavoring ”1 J>ave_ been e»it. “J* »• ot 8 e,,t,,g to* tindWVhnt the jhonre^areof ge.m.g liike navigation. I grain through to the ■e-uy--"J.-ligation. I after the opening of Jft* , n Jt p r0 s- ...» considerably encouraged u*. thi> am considerably tied. Railroads nre ‘•"igsr'fo pother importance of getting ® hack for P, Weaned out befar. navigation. »»y •'■e.mUiale of^n;« We ure bnving n fairly load «» for tobn nnd northern .j,,, foreigners made '!*» '.S?. e V 0 . n r«t dt.1 af harTXer Wheat If tln'y euuia Ket lt. The Houtliwe.t. ISTSS W h SmSr*US Ot the. hard Sssssssl »™g»tjs'" tisr ttt!» Mmwwm -..'"'riSl. K«".' and OkSSSSi the offlelnMenqn*ririure. for Nehraakii. Kunan. Mnreh on h rSSoL ' I'rl'aletlens for today wrri* for'mla^ronow tUrorgh Knnajif. Thli would give the green bug P* *t >uj J' • 11 wider range of teroi'erdtnre than bad < J- l'ertenee.1 Til Texan during the pv.M • thorn whs destrojed. .. .. STATE FORECASTS, Georgia, South Carolina nnd Alabama— Fair tonight nud Saturday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The nren of low barometer thnt wa* cen tral over southern Kaunas yesterday moru- ‘ng 1ms moved northward nnd la centennl his morning over Iowa. Its advance has caused general rains nlong Its track aud rising temperature In the northeast. Tho southeastern high has moved hut lit tle, but It Is gradually decreasing In en ergy. While tin* high thnt was on tho const of California has moved but little. Its Influ ence la being felt In tin? states of Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas nnd northern Texas, iim shown by tho marked falls In temperature over those states. Cloudy weather prevails en*t of the Mis- slsslppl nnd In Texas, with snow fulling nt 8t. Paul. The conditions favor fair weather In thin section tonight nnd Hntnrdav. with some, what lower temperature tonight. csl "Hv ‘ • .t„.. th.,v were not wivtn as muen ooESiueruifUM. The trod'* . ii‘'ni"l' U !«riS'p. ttklnhomu. Tluw «< ra more teport* ye.terdny of elxlnc-U tng. Craport. Of dam,,, to that the growing wrathet' of ‘ttrtSSPJrtS 'oltin’rveia In the it I* Hgnred by rloms* obmeffjrei» In 1 out. pit. t.tnt. the .Norih«rnJ.ram <e “ ’ Und patten are loiig ."join, to 8w Lffla of May oat. and the .pie.tli« i B Which will unload first t l nert an Asraaj “m i"t he k i,u> Where near 15.0o0.om haahel, there K",„^ .nd h 'he‘ h C2t*«era S,“ai Interr ing .tfiiatlnn ha. developed-1he nuirhet l* tentered heyoud a doubt. Neither or 111- pnrtte. ao heavily long expr-et tln-lr roil- r ut. to !«> tilled hy actual delivery < the ernln-the lon^ont. ere in.lnly wind Minimum and Maximum Temperature! and Rainfall. Ohiervatloni taken at 6 a. ra„ nth tnerl- •linn time. ATLANTA. . . Abilene. . . . Amarillo. . . , Asheville. . . . Augusta. . . . Birmingham. . ilismarck. . . . Boston Buffalo Charleston. . . Charlotte. . . Chlengo. . . . Cincinnati. . . . Corpus Christ I. . Davenport. . . , Dodge City. . . HI Fort Smith. . Galveston. . . Havre. . . . Huron. . . . Jacksonville. Jupiter Kansas City. Key Went. . Angeles. Macon. . . . Memphis. . . Meridian. . . , City. . , cry. COTTON AND STOCK ... every facility for the exe cution of marginal orders ou a commis sion basis. — Our treatment of customers Is at alt times courteous, sad orders art cxe- ... corespondenco and will have our representative call personally cu those Interested. Clark Goodman & Go. I 20 Broad Street, New York. other will ret tie me eomriie**. ■«" heavy longs are naturally watching •lie■ «»* imr , iitselv and nit trade r* are watching pIv and pit trauer* » do notwant to hold the big. APRIL D.SB w UR8EMSNT8 ry large April dividend nud lnter.u,t . I. -uraemen . will aggregate more than $135.0&>.<M).w hl«h will a reeord nmonnt for that mouth Co to the present. 187 eorporntion* hove d-sdar.sl dividends «alllug f* ......... total pay lent * tn the* month of ^9,001.7SV The ter.-»t pavmeiit. of — ” Iiuut to J53.042.22-2. •fnporntlous will s The lurgeot dividendllwynwnt l,y any ,-or|M>rntlun will l"> III.7JMII hy the t nk>u I'uJttl.. rollr<«id. The Southern Pai-ifli-.* ruemi- nil,roup. in.- *- dividend of JI.9tC.231 make two linrrtuiuu .or|»>nvtl. Thes«> lire vorip of the ofl make big April dividend imviHcurs: ,Huti |'nettie. $5,015.867: Kt. rani $4.09.- wwV Sow York Central. gJgggjJ*}**#,' total fo of $16,711^71 rallro.nl> k island and I’aclttc, $1,22-3.714: Southern railway, $6,416,231 U dining the largest amount ng the Industrials—$t.*30. , >*i. The Amer- imu Sugar Uefiulng Company comm next, ith fl.57S.W3. nnd the Geu-rnj fclwjrlc Nnsiivilli i* Grienuv. . v York. . Norfolk. . . North IMatte. Omaha. . . . Palestine. . . Ifittsburg. Portland. Me. , Portland. Ore. Rapid City. . . Ht. Louis. St. Paul. . . . San Francisco. . Savannah. . . . Spokane, . . . , Tampa r OUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. X—Choice white, 68c; No. 2 white, 67cl r»o. z yellow, 66c; mtved. 65c; Tennessee white, 66c; cracked corn, per bushel, 70c. Hulls $11.60. OATS—C'holco white clipped, 69c; No. f white, 68c;; No. 2 mixed 6Cc; Texas rust proof, 69c; Golden oats 63c; Burt, 70c; Blue, MKAL-Plsln, per 96-nound sacks, plain, 48-pound suck*, 69c; plain, 24- sacks. 70c; germ, $1.25. . . HAY—Timothy, choice large bales, $1.30; do choice smnlf hales $1.26; do No. 1 third bale*. $1.25: do No. 2 third bale* $1.20; No. 1 clover, mixed, $1.20; choice prairie $1; her* 8HOKT8—Choice white $1.50; Texas whit- $1.40; fancy bo-jiouud $1.35; brown 80 to 100- pound $1.30. ritlCKRV PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS—Supreme hams. 154c; Call, foruln ham*, 11.00; dry salt extra ribs 9.324: bellies, 2.06 pound*, 9.96: fat box, 8.0741 plnte*. 8.074; Supremo fard, 10c, Purity compound, 84c. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. EGOS—Active, 15c. LIVE POULTRY—Hens active, 45<rS0c chicken* active. 35«45c each: clucks. Pekin. 85c eneb; puddle 25®30c each; geese* - \ 66c each; turkeys active full feathered, pound. . JIESSED POULTRY—Geese, undrawn, active. I0fl124c pound; turkeys, undrawn, llUUIIUi I, II ill II w active Wa20c pound; frioa, active, 18®29c i. 15c pound. :—lairds, 10c pound; bams, ac tive. 15c |)nund; shoulders, active, 9c pound: side*, active. 10c pound; butter, active, 15 ®224c pound; beeswax, active, 25c pound; honey, bright, uctlve, 8c pouud; honey in J-pound blocks, active, lie pound; dried apple*. 6c pound; white |>ens. active, $2.25 hn*hel; lady pea*. $3; stock. $1.75®2.15. FRUITS—Lemons, fancy Mcnsciii), $5.25® 5.5<3. Banana*, per hunch, culls, notie, 90c ®$1: straight*, f 1.50®2. Pineapple*, Flori da Mtock, |H*r crate, $3.00. Orange*, Florida *t(H*k. owing to Hire nnd condition on ar> rival, per box, $3.00ft.7.50. Apples, choice Be S otatoes. new cron, $9.00 fxr barrels; onion ry, active. $1.10 bushel; idsh potatoes, ne urJ, BCMVC. fi.iv uubhci, iiiou puini . ... tlve,_ No. I, 90898c ba,h« c»l,r^ fx.cj UTc, HU. i. BWMV UUlUCh 75JtS5c bunch; peppers setip okra, six baskets, small, 13 crate; caoil flower active, 8©l0c lb.; lettuce, headed, so tlvo, $150 drum; sweet potatoes, yellow, dull 85c bushel: sweet potato}*, white, dull, tive. 65c bushel; sweet potatoes, white, 70c bushel; kraut, hslf-barbl $3.75, 25c per quart; beaus, $3.00 crate; Kkllsh peas, fid crate. GROCERIES RICE—Jap 6&54c; head 6f7c; fancy head dairy, 16»*c; SU^A^R^Htandard grnnuhled $3; New Y'ork refined, 4%c; plantation4V- COFFEE—Roasted Arbucklkllfi; bulk In * sirs and barrels, 12c; green l»12c. Siirdedded biscuit, $5 casejNo. 2 rolled nnts, $3 case. Rack grits, fipound I>ng*. $1.66. Oyster*, full weight. $ rn*e: light weight, $1.10 case. Evanoratei apples, TN'* pouud. Pepper, 18c. BaklngWwders. case. Red salmon, $5 case. luk mini $4.35 case. Cocoa, 40c; cbocolat\ 33c; muff, 1-pound jars, 48c. Roast beef; $2.60 c Corned beef, $2.60 case. Catsup $1.90 ( 35c gnilort, Jale. 100-pound, 60c. Axle greaseAl75. Soda ernrkers, 64c pound; lemon 74cwater 7«‘. Barrel randy, per pound, 6c; mxed. I>t r mnd, 64c. Tomatoes, 2-pound, tm oasc; pound, $2.25. Navy beans, $2; Llib bean*. 6c. Best matches, per gross, $1.63 Maca roni, 6467c per pound. Sardines, fcustard, $3.26 caseT Potash. $3.25^3.80 case. Wanut*. 76c. Hope, 4-ply cotton, 18c. Soap,fifths case. NAVAL STORES. Savannah, March 29.—Turpentine dujTOe; sale* noiie; receipts 147; shipment* Rosin steady; sales none; re-elpt4 671. shipment* 1.592: Stock 42.693. Utiole: A Ij C I) E $4.36; F $4.40: U $4.45; 11 $4*0: I w.76: K ».»: M K.3S; N ».#: tflaa. 15.65; water white 85.65. STOCKS AND BONDS. Dll 1 fcl.KfiS.W; fancy. 13.759,. (irn|ie>. New York state. In S-jioiiik! baskets, Concords, 23©224*. Cranbei rle.». fancy dark Caps Cods, per barrel, $12: Jerseys, $11. Grape fruit, Florida stock, owing to slxe nnd col or. per box. $3.09fi3.53. I.liues, Florida atiN-k. per hundred. $1. Nut*, fancy mixed, in boxes, per sack of 100, active at $4.50 per Atlanta and West Point Atlanta and West Point Debts.. Georgia C. R. of Georgia, 1st Income.... do. 2d Inc Augusta nnd Savannah . — Southwestern * VEGETABLES—Beets, cabbage, crates, Georgia Pacific, 1st sack. Peanut* In sack, averaging 100 pounds each, owing to grade, per pouud, 441j6c. Strawberries, 12c. , Georgia Sabannul^li^W! Macon 6s. 1910 .\ Atlanta 5*. 1911 Atlanta 44s. 1922 . Atlanta 4n, 1934 THE AMERICAN AUDIT COMPANY Homo Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. F. W. LAFRENTZ, 0. P. A., President. C. E. Manvtaring. Vice President, Theo. Cocheu, Jr., C. P. A., Sec. end Tre*» BRANCHES NEW YORK—Waldorf-Aitorla. BOSTON—Exchanffe Building. WASIUNDTON—Colorado Building. NEW ORLEANS—Hennen Building. ATLANTA—Fourth Nafi Bank Bid*. CHICAGO—Marquette Building. PHILADELT—IA—Bellevue-Stratforl SAN FRANCISCO—Belden Bull<H"8 Product* Hefiidug 1 of the dei-laratlon of a J erred dividend. Sl.l»>.9». Among the public service corporations, |< * — * -*- “- and Telfgrapb *, the Amerleal* twphotie the Manhattan Hallway Company $1,069,000, the Metropolitan Street Hnllwny Coiupuur $»I0.t>*), the luterborough Rapid Transit in puny $7s7.f»ni». rile Atehl*<>ii will pay out In April more Hiey In lnter(>*t than any other cotiipunv —gj.0t2.690. The Amretean Tobacco Com pany will pay lu Interest $1,661,490. mid the Northern Pacific $1.623 680. Aiming the other companies that will pay In interest more than $1,000,000 are Chicago. Rock I*- I. iml mil Pacific S1.5S8.915, Cultcd State* St*»cl $1,557,475. liitcrlNirougb-MetropolItau II. 526.C0X Baltimore uml Ohio $1,190,276, In- ternatloiml Mercantile Marino $180,814. Mis- sour! Pacific $1,129,844 nnd Southern I'aclth $1,018,579. Among the public service corporation*. In addition to the lutcrltoroiigh-Sletropoti- hlrii will make large lntera*t ill* i5wwWnr nat In dividend, $•£& Ncir*cui(‘lif* are the Manhattan EIevat«*I the Weltem Vnlon $1,216,758. the l i.ltwl |6 |gB ■ LONDON. ENGLAND—4 King Street, Cheapslde. AT-ANTA BRANCH 1015-18 Fourth National Bank Building. C. B. BIDWELL, Resident Manager. Tolepheno, Main 872. Cable Address, Amdlt, N. 9MPV Metro|H»lltnu Street Railway $197,• States Gas Improvement Corny a uy $918,125, 9W, Brooklyn Rapid Transit $251,303. w, .. . FRANK HAWKINS. President. ^ v . II. M. ATKINRON. Vice-President.. THOMAS C. ERWIN. Cashier. JOSEPH A. McCORD, Vice-President IL W. BYERS, Assistant Cartier. Third National Bank Capital .... $200,000.00 Surplus and Profits $375,000.00 DR. A. W. CALHOUN, MILTON DARGAN, JOHN W. GRANT, H. Y. McCORD. OIRCCTORfti FRANK IIAWKIN8, H. M. ATKINSON. JOSEPH A. McCORD. J. II. NUNNALLY. J. CARROLL PAINE. E. B. ROSSER. .. I] DAVID WOODWARD- Jl