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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA GEORG TAN. . BATriwAT, jrs’E a. ii"*. JOSEPH B. LIVELY! THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE t s lively’* jMr«' experience rk<»tM In Atlanta and South hns made him a rcc k1 authority la bis specialty. all old crops .were de CIDEDLY WEAK. Kew Crop Positions Held Up Well, Closing 5 to 9 Points Lower. The courie of prices of cotton Is I surprise to the people who watch the fluctuations In thl^ commodity—that Is, peoplo who are not familiar with the methods employed at the market cen- t«ri to Induce the outside public to enter Into speculation In sufficient numbers to make •■gunning" for the ihr.rt or the long profitable. Bullish "dope" has been the favorite I variety sent-out for the past month Ln the cotton market, but It has ap parently fell flat as an Inducement on ] that side of the account. Traders In this section showing unusual caution, hiring ln their minds their losses the I past season aa a result of following ad I vice from ‘Inside parties" as to the fu ture course of prices of the fleecy sta. pie. A big majority of these bulls are J watching the weather and crop news I ami are leaving the "Insiders" to fight it out among themselves. As usual, all the news today was bullish, especially as regards the cot- I ton of the old crop remaining In drat I hands. I The week-end figures were decided. |lv bullish, the most Important of which I was a decrease In the visible supply of I all kinds 205,162 bales. I Spinners' takings for the week 192,- I too, Including, plus correction by New I York exchange, of 4,000 bales. Last lyear. taklags amounted to 218,000 and I &7.0ti0 In 1904. Total spinners' takings since Septem. her 1. 10,363,000, against 10,181,000 last hear, and 9,129,000 In 1904. I Liverpool was bullish In that It opeh- led better than due, with spot marked up 7 points to 6.19. Sales were small at 5.000 bales. All these bullish Influences were Ig nored, the liquidation In July being the I market factor, off-setting news aa to (consumption and visible supply. I The close In New York was barely I Heady at a sharp decline as a result of I the half holiday: session. Since lost Saturday,! June, July, Au gust and September have declined 14 to 42 points, while the new crops show 4 to 7 points decline. By Private Leased Wire. New York, June 23.—The Opening of the local cotton market this morn ing., was a .disappointment- to the bulls, many of whom unloaded part of their.holdings on the call. First prices were unchanged to 1 point lower. From the cal DIM and . the. weather, p hlghei* range of price* had been con fidently expected., SPOT COTTON MARKET. Atlanta—Weak. 10181*. New York-Steady, 1 10.90.- New* orlitum—I la ay, 1015- I.lverpool—Steady, MM. st. l/)iitft—Steady, -«* •-*. Suvnnunb—QUlet, 11c. ' IANGE IN NEW YORK COTTON The following Is tbs range In cotton futures In New York today: last, Previous RANGE IN NEW ORLEAN8 COTTON The following.Is tbs range In cotton htures In New Orlosns today: last Previous npeu. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close. “ . .... 10.49 ,, 10.72 .10.90 10.90 10.19 10.82 11.8JI1 10.90-91 wm i?.w io.62 mil }«.«« n.tf-44 latHU .10.35 10.36 10.8 1029 10.8-29 10.JM6 "wm ia» io!Jj rn'ii mum 10.30 .10.46 10.46 10.40 10.40 10.3840 10.43 LIVERPOOL, COTTON MARKET. Urernoal, June 22.-12:15 p. m.—Spot .cot- enmol, Juno 22.-12:15 p. m.—Spot,, islet, with prices steady. Middling •flumls. 4.194. Salsa, 6,000; American, 4A00. . 6,0*0; American, 3p*eulatloo and export, 500. Receipts, 4.000, sil American. Futures opened steady. , ffiSm* dons. jiiiymm.«7 til? July-Augoat 6.0-2.14 5.54 fur Sept 6.72-5.74 5.74 2sp[.-Oct 5.04-5.67 5.67 o ?or. Ner. . I let- Bee.Jan fau.-Ktb -March Closed steady. 1.60- 5.C 5.63 iMfi' 5.61 5.60- 5.11. 5.(1 5.605.(3 6.(2 6.(45.63 6.63 In 6.71 6.(4566 UP* 6.(0 ^ TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. C The following table abowa receipts at the 'V* compared with .tbe same day »t year: 1202 1205 - ; Orleans Jfeblle* : *.C f! T «»ah t h« ri^nton JUaington ... MTfolk * ... * S*** York ..f P n * r on ... ... *T»IU-Ielpbla ... 20 11(7 * U 2 294 # it 3279 T M J 0 « Isa j* 150 g 1 Tut-1 2412 10(25 INTERIOR M IOVEMENT. It 1106 1906 - » Hnuitf* aptqpkfa I-ouls ^lorinoatl 6(2 m- a"' vW 231 Hi— • t Total ff( 15(9 1904 it - ——— - a NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. p W* l «\Vlrq to lYaro 6b Lelaud. .,York, June 33.—Southern consump U»t weeL he WMk 15,00l, b * 1<! *' -^'“rihern spinners' taking, for tba week S.424 hale*, agalnat 24,40 bale, a year ago. A hall storm In Clarke and Oconee eoon- Liverpool cablet: "Steady market: small business," WITHOU TEXCEPTION OPEN ING PRICES WERE LOWER Urerpool futures opened quiet, 1 up; at 12:30 p. rn., 2 up, steady. Sales, 5,000. Spot* 7 up, at 4.l9d. Uue to come about 1 up. Schlll selling tome cotton. Home July atop orders being reached, causing decline. Following In tbc statistical position of cotton on >’rl<lay, June 22. at made up by the New York FinancialChronicle: This Last Last ... m.i . " eek* Week. Year. Visible supply.. 2.84.536 2,451.471 3,570,114 American ...... 1,839,58 1,090,471 2.240,314 Crop In sight... 10,428304 10,353,527 12,528011 For week. 08.777 60,001 11L6W Port rccripti.... __*1^72 29.954 60,274 370,40 48,721 Htocks sesport. ^.80 sgg «:is Intotior recVipts 17,206 Intfurliir ahlnni'a "T Interior shlpm's. .71223 Interior stocks. 212,83 38,454' 229,409 Private Wire to Gltiert k City. New York, June 8.—Liverpool closed 2 to 3 higher. Wat expected to be unchanged to 1 higher. Journal of Commerce says: The tower level of printed gooda prices was tba most talked of market event of the day. It bad been looked for because tbs sales of staple prints at 644c per yard were limited, end buyera who were ready to operate would uot consent to stock up at t level above a nickel a yard. The Immediate effect of the price changMi waa a feeling of greater con- Hdence In the volume of the trade to come forward for the fall. , New Orleans,'June 23.—Bradstreet's Re view saye: Manufacturers In a number ut lines, notably hardware, Has cotton, etc., Dun's Review says: Textile mills stUl have considerable forirard hnslneos, bat new contracts come forward slowly, a feel tng of Indifference prevailing In markets. Occasional concessions are reported In cot ton gooda. GIBERT A CLAY’S DAILY * COTTON LETTER New Orleans, Juno- 23.—The Liver pool market was undoubtedly Influ enced by the very unsatisfactory visible supply statement for options on the close netted an advance of from 3- to 3 points while quotations of spot cot ton were higher by 7 points, 5,000 boles having changed hands: The statistical position of the present crop continues to Dhow with each succeeding week a most satisfactory progress. The Amer ican visible has decreased 28,000 bales over the corresponding week last year and 79,000. bales over the same .time in 1904, while spinners' takings, the 111 IJU1, sv III 141 0^12132101 H IHHIUgB, L 11*3 real Index to the healthfulness of the cotton trade, are estimated at 120,000 bales of American cotton for the week, against 213,000 bales last year and only 87,000 the year before. These figures appear favorable enough, but, however bullish Information Is regarding the present crop, as long aa suppllea are ample, diametrically opposite may be considered Influences .applicable to the new, for there Is title doubt but that the progress of the growing plant thus far has been generally excellent And with the. realisation tonight and to morrow of the forecast for showers and thunderstorms all over the western .belt the uneasiness Inspired by the long protracted drought will have been conalderably diminished and more pro nounced and effective bearish tactics should logically ensue. Ware & Leland's Dally Cotton Letter. New York, June 22.—Liverpool was . to 2 1-2 points up when due to come about 1 point higher, and the English spot market was 7 points higher, with ■ales of 2,000 bales reported for lata yesterday and 5,000 for the day. The weekly reviews also seemed favorable to prices, and the visible supply state ment showed a bullish decrease, but the local market, after opening steady at unchanged prices to a decline of 1 point, broke sharply under July liqui dation and selling promoted by private wires from New Orleans, reporting that showers were predicted for the southwest over Sunday. One of the prominent room bears sold July heav- ly on this news and caused stop loss orders, sending that position off to 10.17, or 12 points net lower, while the new crop months eased off to a net decline of about I to 7 points. This was followed by a rally on covering, but the undertone of the market dur ing the late trading was very nervous and unsettled. Trading was very quiet early, but became more active on the break, although chiefly for professional account and the weakness In July had an unfavorable sentimental effect .In connection with the near approach of the first notice day. No rain was shown In the southeast, by, the early map and ohly traces In central and eastern sections. The early forecast was for lower temperatures, which many took to be the forerunner of rain. The Selling in Itself Was Small and Without Sig nificance. By Private Leased Wire, New .York, June 23.—In the atock market with hardly an exception the opening prices were at declines. Some for nearly a point. Brooklyn Rapid Transit lost 3-4 and 'Reading, after opening 1 higher, fell a full point. Amalgamated opened 1-4 lower and declined 5-2 ln addition. Anaconda de clined 1 3-8. Colorado Fuel and Nor folk and Western each was 1-4 higher. Selling pressure was renewed on ths stock market after the opening and prices for th« more active Issues were forced down 1 to 21-8 points, Th» Incentive- for the bear position was generally assumed ot be the cabinet ac tion directing the prosecution of Stand ard Oil officials. The selling Itself was •malt and without significance, except os showing .the temper of the room traders and outside speculative ete ments. STOCK SALES. Shares. 164.360 .. 412,100 NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. Reserves. Loans. . Specie. . Lrgals. . 1,290,200 Following Is tin* statement Clearing House Association: Clearings today, Jane 2S 9 567,4(6. Rams day last year.. 396,8)1.1 MOVEMENT OF COTTON DURING PAST WEEK. Socretary Heater, of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, In his weekly statement of the movement of cotton for week end ing -yesterday, shows a decrease in the amount brought Into- night, aa compered with last yesr, of M^OpO bales, an Increase of 37,000 over the seme time In 1904 and an Increase of 14,000 over 190*. For the twenty-two days of June tbs to tals show a decreuaa under last year of 170,000, au lucressu oyer the asms period year before last of 95*000 ami so Increase For tba _ w _ __ - elapsed the aggregate la behind tba dnya of last year £046,000, ahead tbs **!__ daya year, before last (03,000 aud; ahead of for the aeren daya ending this data last year, 35,292 year before last, and 33,111 same time In 1903, and for the twenty-two .._is - „ . dsys^of June it Jiaa_ been. Mi,754, gainst 9(2,497 last year, 96,198 year 122,242 same time In 1903. Tba movement since Heptcmber 1 shows receipt* at all United. Rtates boats 7.117J13, Overland acroa*’the Mississippi, Ohio ami Potomac rivers to uorthero mills aud Can ada 913,079, agalnat 1.019,1*1 latt year, 906,82 year before last and 1,0(3,916 same time In 1901. Interior stock* In exessa of tboae held ' the close of tbe commercial year 93,9(6, mat. 1(8,051 bust yaart 90,631 year before and a decrease of 17.(16 under same • In 19d Rout hern inUla’ takings 1,962,- at the close of tbe commercial year 93,9(6, agatfiit, saari |^ lapt, anc ... time In 19m Routheru mills* taking* 1,962,- 000. against 1.894,140 last year, 1.737,467 year before laat and 1,783,541 aarne time In. 1903. These make tbe total movement for the COTTON SEED OIL. v.w York, Jun* 23.—Tb. market for cot ton eecd oil was quiet, but a little steadier. There wss las* preeeure In the market, aud. altkoagh the demand waa In rather email lota, price, developed a better undertone. There hae ben quit? a little Jalr llqulda- iSn and there In claimed to be guile a neattered long Intereet In that manta. The in eotun. and Ulkof unr. Opening. Clone. Indentions 1'nltad Htntes gteel .arnlnga 1 pr«entqn.rter,.w1Ileice r l.U rjeoria. Conferee, on mUwnjr fata bill unable to ESTIMATED RECEIPTS. New Orleana expecta 1.4ft) lo Lift) bales. GIBERT & CLAY *• *■ ALABAMA ST. STOCKS, BON Oli COTTON. CRAIN. cor rcc. provision* ATLANTA. OA. MCMBCRSi year, 9.732.896 year before same time ln 1KB. ForHj Ign .sport, for'the weak have been against 1(7,071 tent /ear, making the than far for the seaaon 6,184,180, lumi ilium ini • ut iuc mv-i4Bt0i u,iTi,«av. aiglMt A OK,284 last /ear, a decrease ot Northern mills' takings and Canada dur In, the pant seven dava show an Inerease of 4,643 aa compared with the eorreepondlug ' " and their total tsklnn period last /ear. American mills north, -south and L'annda thus far for tbe season have been 4,286,072. asalnit 4.0»7,ltl last year. These Include 2.263,212 by northern seaboard and the twenty- nine leaning southern Interior center* bar* decreased during the week 61,676 bales, against a decrease during the corresponding period last seaaon of 31.372, ami are now 92,731 smaller than at this date la 1906. Including stocks left over at porta and In terior towns from the last crop and the number of hale* brought Into tight tbua far from tbe new crop, the supply to date la 11.03MB*. agalnat 12,787,90* for tbe same period laat year. THE WORLD’8 VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON Orleans cotton exchange, abowa a decrease for the week ended yesterday of 3D6JB!, against a decrease of 142,(B last year, a decrease of 139.1(4 In 1994 and a decrease of 97.1(7 In 1KB. /Mr before. 1*. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET JOpen-UIfh Low. Amalgamated Copper... Atlantic Const Line .# American Sugar Befitting Anaconda American Locomotive .4, . do preferred American Hraeltlng llednlng <•••••#•• do preferred Atchison .1 do preferred American Cotton Oil ; lUltlmore und Ohio *• Brooklyn Rapid Transit.., • Canadlau Pacific i hlcago aud Northwestern...... ••• Chesapeake and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron •••■ Ceutral Leather do preferred Fh r.ro .ml Gri-at Wo,ten uiiai Chicago, Mlhvankee and 8L l*au! Delaware and Hudson Distiller's Securities.... Erie Brie „ do preferred General Electric.......a...... ttllnnla Cnnli-aI ... Illinois Central American Ice Hecnritles Louisville and Nashville Mexican -Central....;.,.... Missouri Pacific... New York, Ontario and Western Notional Lead Northern Pacific., New York Central Norfolk and Waatera^.. Pennaylvanta People's Gas Pressed 8teel Car . «lo. preferred »...•••■ United HUtes Rubber Houtbarn Itallwa/ ■to. preferrad Rtoa-RbefflaM Tandoaoee Coal and Iron Ton, and I'aclHc.- ——-m 8tool,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, do. preferred Vlrrlnla-Carnllna Chemical _ uo. preferred Writ.ru Union Wnbaab do. preferred...... WUrondn Central do. praf.rrad THE GEORGIAN HAS BEST MARKET PA GE Tb* following lotlara full/ explain thcmselve. and offer a valuable tuggMtlon to the newspaper reader Id search of tbsbast dall/ record of mSrkats and flnanca: Atlanta, Juna 22. 126. Mr. Jon.pl! II. Llval/t care Tbs Georgian, City: Dear Sir—I undone you a lettar from Mr, A. N. Kemblo and suggest that /on MUd him a sample of Tbe Atlsuta Georgian. Yours very truly, W. O. COOP8R, Bacretar/. . New York, N. Y„ June X, 1906. Mr. Walter G. Cooper, flccrotary Chamber of Commerce, Atlanta, Go.: reliable and cnmplctest market reports and quotations sud financial news, will you ment of any Atlanta newspaper. Thanklug you In mlvanco, I am, very truly yours, A. N. KEMBLE. TIPS FLASHED From Wall StrceL a.w vork, June zx— unr-tinn. epnuo a Co,: “i'arrfully welRblnK ttm cmiBen nio,t for the- mnrkot'a Mena. tu the pnlille mind marki-t. We do not expect .xl . port upmarket hr .,»cuUtore or In vestors for an advance, bat a health/ rail/ baa ,tartrd and may contlau*. as a remit of a entering movement." Daniel Gd.il k Co.: ''While tbs mo mentum of Friday's rail/ should extend It moderate!/ tods/, we would not neglect to take fair returns on purchatn mado, aa mm amended oa the opening ooftneM of (rids/ morning, fur tno market la atlll — —w—j ' gallons will keep the public out of tba town part/ are .till Inclined to belters that I the stock market will ba Irregular, and tbe/ do not aee much encouragement (Or entering upon commitments ou tbe laug •Me except for n quick torn. It le np- I-feelsted, bowever, that the speculative eUuatlon la graduall/ Improving, and tbe opinion prevail! among main or tba moat experienced uperatorn that a pormanent tarn for tbe better will take piece before long. The advances scored /oaterda/ are not regarded ns .IgnMcant of tbe begin ning of u auxtalne-r upward mov.mont. It I. a well known fact Ibat the abort Inter est bad bot-omo very large, and ths greater C rl of yesterday a haying la hollered to ■v* ton for tb. retirement of abort con tract*. Prirste Wire to Ware k Inland. In London Ju0 * “pib«» early Tba bank atetament should reflect a good •lied decroiM In loans Not much more than a traders' market little support to the market Nsw York, Jone M.-Bummar; , New York, Jane a.—flummery of geatar- la/'a atock rnnrkot hv Dow, Jours k Co.: Admlulglrsllon derides lo preaoeuio Htand- •rd OH rrlmln.il/ on violations of latarstata commerce law.' Mnot/ thres road* for April show aver- .s; 1 c ' o, • “ d <or ub slrty scvcn roads for aacoad week Jane •' , |LiV;7nM. , .^ro7ed ,1 2 B "SJ: 'fwrnt/ acllvo roads advanced ,12 rent per HAVE YOU ANY MONEY AHEAD? I, it invested wbero it |g perfectly cafe? Ii It available now If FORTUNE] ibould knock at /our door? , Prepare yourself to take advantage of opportunity by Investing your savings In this bank, whero they will earn per cent COMPOUND INTEREST, be pep feet!/ safe and available practically on demand. NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Private Wire to Ware k Lalaad. Cktcagn, Jun* 23.—A llttls scattered com- S DxIon houoo l-mluj or wnrol et opening, fferlnga not large, hut Mm. lore) long. IdcIIdm to t.k* profits. Oat. .tt.dr, wltb loci, about the boat buyers of hepiemhrr. flmsll receiving con cerus MlllogvMay and Heptcmber. Corn lower under prc»vure of Ms/; vale, hy one of the larser local Iradere. Home little Heptcmber prcMure: ale, light of tba other months; little deinnn-I for anytblug. In nroYlalou., commission bouxea selling a llttla lard. Market steady and trade la light. Chicago Inter-Ocean: Hnlea of cash grain In Chicago wore rood wheat. 610,000 com, and 125.000 oeli. There were no •cuh-.nr-i •ala*. Charters were undo here for l»>,ox) corn at I'4c Buffalo. There Is • atrong bull Intarut at work In tba wheat market, • majority ot l‘ moat active buyers here and St other poll botng friendly to too buying aide. Ho •re so emphatic In tbalr bulllib utteram that they declare wheat will oeli up :oo before down Jo It an/ trouble comes to tbe spring Wheat crop. Tbe bulls are now counting oa a light movement of the new winter wheat and on tba poaalhllltlM of a better milling and export demand. There were hlds yasteeday of 25c for No. S bard for export at ilatvoston, which la the beat nude so far, heliig an adranca of 2c with two daya. Dome of ths cash people, who are bearish, laid the hide ware for this weak'e shipments, and the beat hid for Juno shipment waa 0c. Tha hears ••/ tba wheat never moves freely In June, but by July 16 the/ predict a large facnaae. with alarm by tba l-eara last night, as It might moan a delay to harvrillug and dam age to tbo crop. A Kanins City mesaaga said: They any there Is prai'tlrnlly po wheat coming on tha market at prraeut, and that It will be a week or ten days at Iraat under tbe most favorable elreumatances before tbs present crop will mova freely. They expect, how ever, to am a large movement of.wheat directly from the flelda. The flrnt crop report out on corn thla year hea hen laaued lay the Orange Judd Farmer. It make* ths condition 41 and ths acreage 94,171,000. The Ogurea anxgeat a crop of 9,661,000,000, compared with tha gov- ernment’a return, laat yosr of 2,707,000,000 ho«hel«. TOO MUCH RUN WINTER WHEAT BELT THE LIVERPOOL MARKET WAS FIRM IN TONE. Chief Influflnccs Causing a Firmer Opening in the Wheat • Market. By Private Leeied Wire. Chicago, Juno 23.—'Too much rain In tha winter wheat belt, where harvest Is on and about to commence, firm ton* to Liverpool market, forecast of small er world's shipments anil lighter shlp- mentn from India and Australia wero the chief Influences causing a firmer opening lo wheat. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Tbe Chicago grain market ranged ae fol lows today; Previous Open. High. Low. dole. does. WHEAT- Juty. . R37i >l’a a.V, u’4 tt'4 Hcpt. . M H«a 82 mi; »a«! Dec... 0 84‘i 14', 541? ftiRN— a July. . II« 6144 * 5U4 6U4 51% *£}■ ■ ‘3 !*H 631? us 52 OATS— 49’? 434i 60 | ft Ty;■T 22J4 0}i IS .•wu .104 pt. . 2444 K7k 3514 S2 %$ I, r’6uk- M ™ 24 :i6 » July. .IMS 12.0 14.0 12/-’. 1* no LA'HfM.' 4 * 11.67*4 14.43*4 16.5244 18 55 J uly. . 1.46 1.46 . 2.6" 8.*:'4 2.60 'rnnk/ ^ 1 ' » »t*I July. . 2.12 1.1744 9.0714 B.1H4 B.1S 0U2JT. . m.ia U.14 D.'F4*^ !• I.'i Bapt. . 9.10 9.19 9.05 9.07*5 ~ .8.98.92*4 8.90 8.0) LOCAL FLOUR MARKET VERY FIRM IN TONE llculsr, were withheld Private Wire lo Gltiert k flnv. amine fho flelda and auhmlttmt tin, anmplo mu pines from other people sold hnfi comnienctHl. with yield aud quality above tbe average. TURPENTINE IS STRONG! AT FRANCHISE DECLINE Hpedal to The Georglao. Savannah, Go., Jone 21—Spirit* turpen tin# began the week at though on tha following daj It watered between that pries and lower. Tin* i • -imv if un.. abla to atand alone at the higher figure, 'hough the triumph won abort lived, for m the following day the price darlioed '4r, and thla tula l»reii tlw prtrw alnre thnt time. There la apparently n good dtMM at ITtte, tha aafte for today indng the nga wero ahaorhed. both during and after Hi** session, spoke well for the strength «.f tbs market. ' Roaths cjnasd ths week with an advance In all grndra except tha twn top sad tire proposition, price, are aomewluit lilghcr. There lot a been some reorraugomwiit of grade dlffereoeso, noma of the grades now •ailing rare eloa. logeih.r. Th- good *g v.rv _ _ . her will no doubt enable the prod nears to do aa rniu-h work ns Inlmr rondlilon. l-ermlt, though a full dipping waa lost In most places from the rains. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Tb*. following table give, tbs opening ad daring quotations for ooffoo for future divery today la Now York: Opening. January tlv'tir, Criiruary 4.M AIO4.0 OO •• so •• oa I.W mm mm - r.... .... .. „ iK 8 :::: HiS 190 AM I mS £848 4.40 4.« CENTRAL BANKS TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 ■ Recently Inereaaed dividends oa P«n vgnla. huldluex of coutrollod roads brutl-l- n-ldltlunol lire,,me equal to I Ml charge. Asa Q. Candler, PresIdanL W, H. Patterson, Vice-President, A. P. Colee, Cashier. John 8. Owens, Vico-Pre,ldent. Wm. D, Owens, Aaat. Cashitr. More Marketfl on Page 3. The local flour market hold* very Arm, despite the fact that tho new crop of wheat Is -being haryonted and Is now on the market. It Is .being of fered here at 95c per bushel, which la a fair price for tho now crop. Tho price of bran Is atlll very high, but a decline will naturally come with tho starting of small mills nil over tho winter wheat section. Thl* will, of « run?u'. In.hi flour firm at present values. In tho opinion of many initlor* thero will bo vary little change in flour prices. Now Tonneanoo flour will be ready for shipment In ton flays. Tho corn market Is Mtlll very high, nii'l vi.il. fu*.--in'.- h.ivc df'cllriv.l somo In tho past few days, the cash mar* ket holds up well. Oats are very strong owing to light recolpts. The flrat two cars of Toxn* loil rum proof onto wore rorrlved here Haturday by W. 8. Duncan A Co. J. A. Walker, of Altus, Okie, rerre- Hontlng OarrlBon-Dunlap-Wolkor Com pany, largo shippers of grain. Is la the city. CHICAGO CAR LOTS. Today. TomotTou U’hrat ... ... f> .... Corn ... ... ... 2M .... Oats 221 Hog* ... ... ... ... ... 13,00 LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest E*tabll*he4 Office South. conor stocks- -bonos—emu fJround I'Toor rb.uld ntilldlng. Dally market letter and market manual mailed on application. L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Comspoidmt's Capital $250,000 SKfCRKNCC, THK NgAL BANK PHONE MIT. PKUOENTIAL BLOO (T 2,90 loot y«sr, and 2,itM0 a^.T.tWftSTili wrek. 1.223,000 test year, and 907,000 year before last. The total world'a risible supply of cotton •• above show* a decrease compared with with lost compared with year before lest of 1,9(9.143. Of tbe world s visible supply of cotton as above tbere Js now afloat and held in rear befc todl* 00.0*7. anla.t 01,000 l.wt /Mr and 4«.ft)0 year Wore last, sad in ike United • flute, KlOftl, again.! «7,oou Ust yesr ud 236,90# year l.-fure tear. - ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA. C. E. CURRIER, Preaidant. A. E. THORNTON, Vlce-Pre,ld,nt. H. T. INMAN, Vlca-Prealdant. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cithlar. JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aga’t Ca.hler, Capital $500,900.0$ Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. SUBBARD BROS & CO., gSm Atlanta Offices, 219-221 Century Building- Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Or leana Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso ciation, Chicago Hoard of T rade, New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Business solicited for the above exchsnges. Direct wire service. Correspondence invited. Phonea 456, Long Diatance39. A. S. Hustace. Mgr. f* w York Stock Erehang. 'Net. Orleans Cotton I7i--hangs ICJleago-BoardInf Tark Cotion Exehing* S.w orlean, xt.rek txrh,3X..lUT'r,-~H Cotton . York Co”— Kxchang. ;v.n Orleans Doari of Trade.-LaI,eaton Cotton I of Trsdo. os Aaooelatloo Cotton Lxriuagm i to all Exchanges. Lscal and Lon, DitUnea Talaphone 5298. W. R. FAGAN, Mansnor. New York, Jua. 21—"Oar trUgrspkta ad- lore from tk» Koatk tkU .rmdkg are lo re aula of a faroraliie tenor, in a trw sections along: tbe Atlantic, however, the rainfall has non rather heavy, and In AuSia 1 * .'il < ?, r repons xtod* auiaim. 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