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ATLANTA GEORGIAN. PATrnruT. yri.Y r, i»». edited by JOSEPH B. LIVELY ( THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE") Lively’* 25 yenr*' experience Iltlng market* In Atlanta and Hi' 1 S-.'iMi Iri-. ii. ! L!iii a roc- •goUetl authority In hi* specialty. claimed south best sell ER OP STAPLE. jrade Generally Accepts This Fact as Indicating a Big Yield. Thf | ra( )e in cotton Is mixed, to such U, extent that both spot and futures „e almost entirely neglected and price ebsnges cover a very narrow range. The doubt aa to the yield and near approach of the growing crop If chiefly flpponalble for title state of affaire, (hough the knowledge that there Ip yet X considerable amount .of the 1905 crop ■till to be marketed holde dealings In ■pot cotton in check. Thle old cotton la being marketed gradually and In widely separated eectlone, and repre sents previous purchaeee, and cotton held back on the assurance that 15c would be paid for cotton ao held. Thle jetton la being marketed at a lots to the purchaser of the actual prlea, and] while some of the farmers more for. lunate in the poaseesion of thle world'! goods, acting on what they regarded aa l certainty, bought contract* for future delivery. ... As a result the speculator got a email imount of his money. He lost the bal- •ace In a legitimate transaction, the ■pinner reaping the harvest. The «plnner will always exist, will always get hls cotton at the lowest possible price, which is legitimate. He would much rather, however, deal with the farmer who Is not posted than with the farmer who kespa up" with dally happenings and knows the value of hls product. He will get a fair price if left Hone ami la allowed free access to all ■ourccs of Information. The New York Commercial. In Its re new of the cotton market Friday, says: -Dull markets have been the rule for a long tithe, but that of yesterday was nallv distressing. August showed a little life nnd there were a few little ripples, but on the whole It was a very dead pond. "Some of those who have been short for many weeks are beginning to talk more bearish, and on dull moments thrre Is covering. No one seems willing to come In on the long side, however, ami trading seems to get lighter from dev to day. "The weather In the bolt continues favorable, and the Southern shorts are keeping the market well supplied with bearish news. It Is something new to aee the producing section trying as hard to prevent higher prices, aa tt ieema to be right now. The general opinion la that the dullness will con tinue for some time, unless thsrs Is a crop scare." SPOT con ON MARKET. ■ Vork-i -Quiet. ioTao, New Orlenn* Liverpool—Htc Augusta-Sternly'. Havniinnh-Steady, _ lit. Lnuli-yulft, 10%t. UVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Llrerpool, July 1, 12:15 p. m.—Cotton, *pot iiqK with prior* steady; middling nplauds *■14; sale* 5,000; American 4,500; speculation •ml export 600; receipts 2,000, all Anrart- Future* opened *te«dy. Opening ., Knnn, Class. tor 6.8M.86 5.86 Jolj Aiupuit 6.78-6.83 6.83 Anjru.t S,.pt,.tni>«r..5.7W;7« 5.74 jj+ptemher-Ortoher..6.644^66 5.66 Ottober-Noveuiter. .6.664.63 6.63 XoTfmtkerDre 6.61 6.61 Drem!N»r-J»mi*ry.. 6.69-6.61 6.61 Jioutrj February...6.60463 8.63 rebniarv March. . .6.624.64 6.64 JUrch April 6.644.66 6.66 Clo»H ateady 6.784.79 6.71472 6.644.66 6.6*461 6.63 6.64 TODAY’S PORT RECEIPT8, The following table shows receipts st tbs Kt year**’ comp * re<1 w,th tb * um * <1*7 Ntw Grit-ana <Wreaton Mobile ;;;;; Xarannah Charleston ....I” JUltalnjfton ...... horfolk BMtlmore ...’****''. g* York ffiW'lphla : *<*t Townsend interior movement. % CHRONICLE'S WEEKLY REPORT ON WEATHER rkS'ii'. 1 * '* The New York FlnaecUl port: 1 "‘‘‘‘hly weather and crop re- t,r ^Trom ,r !'5,. J u ,r telegraphic ad- :!:r »» fnti an! ? r " Mght or. mod- we rnu!uLu r . u Portion* of Tests there If our I’orrl.!.? j °f moisture, most Ttol From rtportln * crop doing •l«ms f i w# * r * •dvlawl that ♦TATEMENTS discontinued. Hretav, of tbs New Orletne •Wfcn tn. t ^“fki. h ** dlacontlnuwl for tbs Won TnuX °' C °'" J “ “ d NEWS AND GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple. due 1 point lower. Yeaterdny'e itnte- showing rapidly docreaiing ■urpllra, ■obably the cauao of the better mar- Prlvnte Wire to Glbert A Clay. New Orleans, July 7.-Uvern~~ . „ points higher funilshea a mild surprise. was due 1 — ~ meat, show Is probably ket. The western forecait Indicates for south western Texas pertly cloudy weather to- nlxht and tomorrow. For the balance of the district, partly cloudy wentber. with scattered showers tonight end tomorrow. Favorable cablea and the fear that proba bly the Atlantic states are having too much rain la causing tbo market’s present stead- Ineoa. although reports from the balance of the belt are excenent. BANK STATEMENT .WAS ^SURPRISE NOT AS GOOD AS HAD BEEN EXPECTED. ha* begun this Jeer. Too dry In some spot* and too wet in other*. Plant la too email, and will begin to euffer seriously." Bradstreet’* Review nays: "Good cotton crop proapecta have apparently for the time being been dlecountrd, amt the raw material tbowa little or no ehaugo on the week.. In finished goods, the aunatlon /^■tronj at the rev.slon* recentl ton.” Stephen M. Weld k Co., New York, wired last night: ”Very steady market; weather condition! favorable, bnt complaints being received of plant being small and crop oat to three weeks late™ ting „ . j hi* Intention of Increasing wages next Monday, The percentage la not reported, 7 bu€ It 11 thought It will be fully t per cent.” Waco wires that It la raining there. The map shows general ni n* over Texas, and alio tome precipitation la the At lantic*. Weather conditions all over the belt are cloudy. trader* sold on the opening, whllo outside ordera were on the buying side. Look for quiet, steady market today. following Is the statistical position of cotton on Friday, July 6. ns made up by The New York Flnanctn! Chronicle: This Visible supply.. 3,868,268 Last Year. 3,318,376 Last Week. American. V : . l.602,268 * 1.743,081 2.066;: Crop In Sight. .10,554,894 10,491,689 12,741, or ttoo week. .. 60,389 89,286 100 ’ort receipts. . 25,068 30,637 62, Stocks 273,937 Exports 68.829 Iut. receipts.... 8,377 Int. shipments.. 19,425 Interior stock!.. 186,428 rorablj 39.844 14,380 30,176 197,576 71,472 42,964 68,708 201,660 WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY OP COTTON "irtary Heater's atntrment Of world's vf,ll>l, supply of cotton ,how, for the week cloeln, yeiterday s decrease of 233,9S3, eg*ln,t a decree,# of 130,MS la.t year and a decrease of 19,MO year before last. The total visible Is 2.881.118, against 3, 114.466 last week, 3,316,196 last year and 1. 977,963 yssr before last. Of this, the total of American cotton Is 1,616,113, ogslnat 1, 759.466 last week, 2,048,196 last year nnd 007,963 year before last, and of a 11 other kinds. Including Egypt. Bratll, India, etc., 1.266.000, against LS6.000 last week, 1.268,- OOOlast year nnd 970,000 year before last. The total world's viable supply of cot ton as above shows a decrease compared with last week of 233,363, a decrease com pared with last year «f 436.063 and. a de crease compared with year before last of "Tit.. world's visible supply of cotton, aa above, there la now afloat and held In Great Britain and continental Europe 1.477.000, agalust 1,720.000 last year and ,109,000 year lwifore last; In Egypt 08,- 000, agnlnit 115,000 last year and 101,000 year before Inat; In India 863,000, against 910.000 last year, 461,003 year before last, and In tba United State* 476,000, agnluat 1171.000 last year ana 247,000 year beforo MOVEMENT OP COTTON DURING THE PAST WEEK Superintendent King, of the New York cotton exchange, give* the week's and to tal movement of cotton as fellows: . List Port receipts for week.. This Year. 28,460 2,894 30,000 *16,306 51,033 0.461 TOTAL MOVEMENT. This Year. ...7,671,867 .... 2.849,009 Interior towne lu excaat ef September 1— 40,29! M.t Year. 9,584,379 ] t 05S,55S 2,08,000 134,802 ...10,582,441 12,917,844 GIBERT & CLAY'8 DAILY COTTON LETTER New Orletn,.* July 7.-Tbe buliiih vlilbU •upply eletement was nwlaly reeponJb e for tbe Improvement abroad, option, oil lbe cloee netting a (ala of from 283 r«> I “ t w- while .pot aalea continue to m» utaln only a fair volume of buelnen, today • overturn amounting to 5,000 belea. at an »dven<e of 5 points. The local market wear, along In the name old rut, little If any ebangee occurring lu price# to dlaringuUh oo* ,?**■ ■ton from another, and the ileadlneon thus exhibited Mema to arias more from the Tear of manipulation than from any legit imate Influence. The weather continue* tbe all-abeorblng factor* ment, bnt apeenlatlve Interest le of *jy*J •mall proportion that value* can h*rdly be said to reflect the true conditions pre vailing. The excellent rain* over the cot ton-growing l**lt of Ttxaa many exnre**lon* of a moat satisfactory na ture with regard the prospect* for en ex cellent yield, and the aame can lie mm of aimoat thg» #ntlr» lielt. the only notes of Stocks Were Strong on Some Ur gent Covering of Small Shorts, By Private I-eeaed Win. New York, July 7.—Wall atreat had been pretty well prepared, remember Ing the confualon which uaually occurs In the week of the eeml-annual nettle- ments, for * puasllng bank atatement today. It la doubtful, however, wheth' er anybody had expected eo wide l dlacrepancy from yeaterday-s forccaats aa actually wu ahown. Caah holdlngo, which It wae thought might Increase, reflected a shrinkage of nearly 19,000, 000 and the only known reaaon for thli wae that the uaual "window dresalng” of the truat companies muat have been extremely elaborate tbl* year. Loane decreased 80,300.000, but In consequence of the surprising cash losses the sur plus reserve woe reduced 85,850,000’ and once more stands at a total which bears a poor comparison with previous years. On the stock market the bank tl naturally acted ae a wet blanket. ' had been a very rapid advance In the high-priced Northwestern Issues In the early dealings and considerable strength. In the steel stocks, Union Pa cific and other shares. In which the short Interest Is known to be large. In the last half hour the early gains were largely effaced, but without causing any 1 weakness. The close wae steady, 'he stock market opened strong and with few exceptions ' gains In prices ranged from 1-4 to 1 per cent The only declines recorded ' at the outset were 1-4 In Brooklyn Rapid Transit and American .Smelting. Reading was a particularly strong feature, opening up a full point. Gains of 1-2 were re corded In Locomotive Common, Steel preferred, New York Central, Louis- vllle and NaslivUle, while St. Paul ad vanced 7-8, Union Pacific, Penney), vanla and Baltimore and Ohio nnd Amalgamated were up 3-8. Great Northern advanced 6-8. After the open Ing trading the market receded some n profit-taking, but the genera ) of prlcee was maintained frac tionally above yesterday's close. The market continued strong and further gains were made. There waa some buying based on an unfounded re port that J. P. Morgan had arrived in this city. The trading In the general list was quiet and without much sig nificance, the only feature being gome urgent covering of small shorts. Governments unchanged. Other bonds firm. NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. The weekl; Associated (baugea: Reoerrea . Loan, Hpecle .... It atatement of the Near York banka shows the following COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. n« oesalon with prices firmer, July ng an advance of %c, with the late post tlons up He. With the July im.ltlon df poeed of, and no further fear or llqulilstl 'rom this source, tbe market developed a letter tone, with some Increaee lu tbe buying. Exporter, .bowed renewed Inter- rat In the market, and tbe ■trpnr" ■- ■ ml sn Improved cash demand bel. courage epeculstlve support. Tbe market at tbe close waa Irrraular wltb prices He higher to He lower.—Ware A Leland. Opening. Close. v .. —ii jtembar 37%Q38 Novarabcr*!!............. 13, 032 December 31*032 NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Following Is given tbe opening sml closing quotation* of tbo New York co9m market today; A2MJ6 :::::::: ISIS 1454.50 cioseST steady.’ ’ 'galea 23,310. October Covembtr December SJK8 CULLOUGH BROS.’ FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER .market during tne prraenl The market hie bran compelled to dltpoee ut the less desirable variety at very low prices. almost the entire belt, the only notef dlaconl emanating from a few of tpe■ Untie state#, ana seem to denote exce#- Uve snd uMveniy dUtribntcd .nm.tnn.. bn, report, of actual damage have yet to be derived, thoe Sir adricra being cjngncd to the prevalence of graes In tb« "<' | d« * B< 1 the rear that the crop may be delayed. w * Alabama i GIBERT & CLAY STOCKS. BONOS. T, COTTON. ORAIN. corrcc. provisions ATLANTA, OA. s&sSsaaliiEsS'Ss Uctl ^ Una QJBetFffch'IZim.' R. FAGAN, M.n.fl.r. l’lnme are slM dull and plentiful. Market Is (bowing eome reaction on pi ipplea, both aa to demand and value,. The recent warm weather had a I denry to advance lemons No opplee In the I tlon ten th the excep- wn vertetlea. and selling at lowar price,. * A much Lower values Watcrmelona many eraaona precsdlL. art these goods will maintain a eatlaffcv tory range ef rtlura the balance of tbe *New' Irish potatoes .bowing eotstderable reaction. However, the supply Is sufficient to the extent of autborimog no material advance at present. ■ limited demand continue, to prevail ^ >ld Irish potatoes, wltb do ebangs In T AHmlted supply of cabbage ef good qoal- Ity can be sold at satisfactory prices In ' '■?oma7o racriptelrir In excess of demand and consumption; In fact, torn# shipments are beliie refused for express charges. Very little demand for sweet potatoes. Mutter continues tn tell M lew prices Ith tbe supply heavy. No change of note applies to either live - dreseed p-mltry. Demand and consump tion about equal to recetpti at normal P Exj» showing a decided downward ten dency: In fact, are felling lower at preaeat than at any tlma. daring tb* onion. THE 6UOARJ? ARKET ’ Mr Private Leaned Wire. New York. July 7.—focal reined and i auaar market ateady ami unchanged. London beet ma^ ‘ “ 1 •a 4Hdi August RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Amalgamated Copper Atlantic Coaat Line Amorim o Hugnr ltoflolng Anaconda American IxmhjumiUv# do preferred American flmeltlng Defining... do preferred...... Atcbtaon do preferred,.......* American Cotton Oil Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Uapld Transit. Canadian Pacific Chicago and Northwestarn Chesapeake and Ohio ; Colorado Fu*l and Iron Caatral Leather do preferred...... Chjcago andOraat Western c**o. Milwaukee and Ht. -Paul aware and Hudson.. tiller's Wecurltlea . mm..Ik Central. American Ice Hecorttlea Louisville and Naahvllla Ilex Inn Central Missouri Pacific.... New York. Ontario and Western.... National Lead..... do. preferred.... eiflc Man sfert;:;::;:::::::?:;::::::::::;:::::;;::;:;;: do preferred..,,,. Southern Pacific Southern Itallwoy do. preferred mnesseo coai"*nd , iron.'!.‘.‘.';!.*;;;;”;;;;;;;!‘'**'**’*” ixaa and Pacific don Pacific iltad State* Bteel do. preferred * Vlrglnla-Carolltia Chemical lo. ptoftrrod, Total atock aalea today, 4lJ,7oo abarei' NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provliloni. be expected will Eavo tu nun. from abort,, 6 lid tbl, being Saturday they will no doubt e glad to buy freely, should tbe mark, develop an eaay tone. Mnrb will depend on the amount of country acceptances, which will develop toon after the opening Cub corn la aaalar lo tona. Rpeculstlve support purely local. Crop condition pci On any further break would buy oat* it accepts nrei largest aa tha ctop- > million buahelt. This gives lb a plentiful supply If they wont t . Roma of tha local corn bulls are liquidat ing today.. ran, nny wramnav oatl ea this goad k. Tha biggest llaan of longs am well July keep, at big premium In spite 3e good receipts. New crop will not i feet, a. It le short. to War* A [Aland. ■er-d.-ran: Purchase, of oet* raws ‘ Under nepirmoer. ea,i ys K lee, weru paid. I ted _ use purcbSM, waa too much . duced baying power In the mar! had tha appaaranc* of bell lea against for the re- ket, and It Ing waterlogged. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET flnow la In tha northwaat jnvratl- gating crop conditions and wind from Aberdeen, fl. D„ yesterday: "In tha north eastern counties . of Rmith Dakota early wheat lust heading. Crop a Tittle late. Fair stand amt growth tbln and yellow In low spots. Too much rain etrilar. but prraenl wostlier highly favorable. Merely occasional trace of red ruat. Prospect for full averago crop, and heavy oats crop.” C. A. King A Co., of Toledo, wires: "Ohio illy wheat rendition 95, Juno 95, year ago nnd crop then 82,555,000 bushels. Corn arrange 95; condition SO: year ego 80; last labor 109 and crop then 198,009,000. Oat* lion 78; year ago 94 and crop waa 48,- AT NEW YORK, utarc. ’m'New*Yo*k M"** to ' 0,, “ jo., a&S :!§:§ P ia| 18:1 Stt Oct. .10.85 10.85 10.88 10.88 10.32M JoiElJ J<?: "l’olsi iiis io!M lolss 18m m 1896 37 ■ an. .10.42 10.43 10.39 10.40 10.3940 10.40-41 ’eh. .10.42 10.42 10.42 10.42 10.40-42 10.41-43 Mch. ,10.51 10.61 10.43 10.48 10.48-49 10.48-49 Closed Dull, But Steady. AT NEW ORLEAN8. 10 eo “° B j.,iy SK-atf-.w-R Aug. .10.52 19.51 10.flp loiOO UMU 1M2.03 Kept ;. 10.41-43 10.40-42 Oct. .10.29 10.29 10.85 10.35 10.26 10.20W Nov 10.27 28 10 27 28 Dec. .10.80 10.88 lo.li 10.29 10.29 10.29 30 Jan.. .10.85 15.85 10.85 10.» 10.8535 1 0.95-85 Feb. 10.88-40 10.38-40 Mch. ...... 10.47-48 10.47-48 Cloaed dull but steady. Cash business In-wheat at Chicago yester day was 65,000 No. 2 hnnl at 2c under July In store nnd Is to bn ehlpix-d. Rales of eorn wero 325,000 bushels tod oats 76,000 butbalo. IN W TRADING FINE WEATHER AND LOWER CABLES INFLUENCES. Wheat Opened Easier—Commig- sion Houses Best Sellers of September. By Private Leased Wire. Chicago, July 7.—Bulls were a scarce article at the close of 'change, when wheat was off l-807-lc. There woe too much new wheat In evidence for the bulla to face, and they made tracks In a hasty manner. Big receipts nr* acted In all position* on Monday, orn closed Irregular l-8o up to l-lo lower and oats were oft 1-207-8°- Pork lost 10O12 l-2c, while lard was up 2 1-1 O80 and riba were 2 1-2013 l-2c bet ter. Primary receipt* 417,000 bushels wheat and 573,nno bushels com com pared with 318,000 and 492.000 bushels. hMgectlvely, a year ago. earshot'-, wheat nnd flour 133,000 Imahels, corn 68,000 bushels, oats 200 tgu.heli, CHICAQO GRAIN MARKET. I T »"today** 0 * r,ln mark,t ranged aa fsk j v Prevloa* Vt**' n, *k CIom. ClOMp WIIBAT— IPH mh H;,6"| 8 OATH- ill/. . 88 te:: W POUK- £ 17.50 i5:S Dnlu.tlj^ reported^ lf,M0 bushels wheat, '* sold*’' aniaa litf of southwest sold 95,000 Oklahoma wheat for ^^Mmjj^H^Klty bids for No. 2 hard . ilalveaton, for shipment August. WARE & LELAND'S DAILY COTTON LETTER 2 points, and this . ... sis ,, jrt nnd prices eas4«l off aomo later In the 4lay, lu generat crop accounts proved too favorable for bnyert to enter tbe mar ket, and as, the.specula tlon la not broad Pta ;et, and as, tbo specutatloL iricea moved within tb* aame narrow Um- -la aa heretofore. The average traifer la not disposed to trade betvllr owing to the limited business, and a; this continue* tbe market grows less and less extensive tn ta fluctuations. Every one la waiting for bad crop news tn buy on. In tha meantime, reports are really axcellsnt aver nine-tenths f the Mt. As long aa thla continues very trie change In prices Is to be expocted. Jfforts are now being mad* to cause some advance on which to sell long cotton. THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Private I^-nse.l Wire. , rihlcsgo. Joly 7.—Ilogs-Rrcelpta today r. Monday 41,000; light 85.4lie5.mi Mark*! .M M rhi!f.r? r 8Us5tT: te sSRaJSWsaS 1 P-Esrimtwd reeelPU_LWI0. _5lsrket Jfalo. "The northwest has an excellent crop prospect,” says C. H. Dacgett. of llln- nespoils. "At the osma M|q there Is un easiness over the possibilities of black rust. Tbe black rust apore, hava been discovered on the barberry lmstara, but they are there every year, awl only develop with the rlgbt Bditfon- '• CHICAGO CAR LOTS. ong; quality f market today wan waa some fair in, Inga wore general! lull, and while tbera rt at tlmea. tbo offer- enough for the require- account of tba. local people. business wsa alow, but 1 mission house, renort an demand upon tha aMerttoo broken that the bottom. some of the com- 1 increased outside tlon by tbe Price le now scraping 00 that "the spot ritusimn *nn(1 the yield thli yeat will be below tbe riwilro- tnente of the consuming Interests, week- end atatlatlra were about aa espected and the Chronicle weather report, limply, con- Armed the government assertions amt the report, or private itutlatirtins. On tbe breaks and anft spots the December end January options nre believed to be a pur chase alnce there Is fair professional long interests In thcae optlona. BANK STATEMENT A 8URPRI8E. ,050 and the loans ... probably due to delay In return! 1 rat and dividend cb<n-ke and perbepi to --"Olgn rarolttsneer — * “ dend accounts. THE DRY 000D8 MARKET. ,w York, July 7.—Drets tpodn bu are coming Into town rapidly to bogfn ope:slions on new sensoiLgoods, which ware openml by flrat hands In tha dry good! market today at 5 to 10 per cent advance, Rnyera of medium wulalit goods In atapla cottons are showing a Tendency t* op— r — more freely, and the market Is flrmt- conaaquetice. Cotton yarna.ara very active SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office South. COnON STOCKS BONOS - DRAIN Ground Floor Gould Building, Dally market letter and market manual mailed on application. LJ. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Cormpondtnt’s Caplial $250,000 RCTKItKNCe. THE NEAL BANK PHONE 1417. PRUOENTIAL BLOO HUBBARD BROS SCO., MERCHANTS Atlanta Offices. 219-221 Century Building. Member* New York Cotton Kxchange, New Or lean* Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Aaso elation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. fee iLxcnange, iMcw xorg i'roauce nxcnm Builness solicited for the above exchange*. ■ Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited. Phone* 454, Long Di*tanco39. A.S. Hu*tace. .Mgr, COTTON^Al^.^Rf^fsfe^sSTOCKS^BONDS, «*. 3 Will tl., Ma liiuiii, Allan, to. g>w 7,,t Csffra fickMft. <*kafe»»,t5 of 7r.fi. Orltm Clin hiii-li. CMm.s Sltii l,t>t»j«. Utit^Ml Ctllti Antlill". ... *«• grfl hi»i Chpis S ’.r„",;r.s7. PIEDMONT BROKERAGE CO., (Incorporated.) Oaaement F.loor Piedmont Hotel. STOCK*, BONO*, CRAIN. PROVI*ION», INVEeTMENTA, Fact Wlr* 8ervlc* from Now York, Ntw Orleans, Chicago. CORIIE*PONOCNTft M. J. SAGE A CO., AM BROAOWAV. NEW YORK. tDW. NOTH, Hitagtr.tectf ted l—1 Dtit*** 6rtf fWe* 1i91. hoA “.'.'.'mm"":::”"" u.2 48.91 LIVERPOOL CRAIN MARKET. Coro cloiod H h C l/. . . 17.66 17.70 «!•: MkW lard— Jut/. . . ft.*7tt 8.67 Hent. . . 9.00 IUCV6 Oct. . . 9.02^ 9.06 fPjG F BP 18 No. 3 red new 7M4: No. 3 do — turd winter 77%: So. 1 do 74< bortnern *prit)g 82%; ' * * apriug 77®82%. 87% 3I>{ 34% 17.W it.u% 14.70 !.« 9.00 3.03% 371 a 9.12% NORTHWE8T CARR. Tb* following flfaro* sir* tho northwest >trs tod*/, Uit week end last y«*«r: La*t feit Week. Year. MlnDMpoll* Duluth Chicago PRIMARY MOVEMENT. The following figure* ahow the primary noTcment of wheat and corn todny: l Wheat—Receipt* 417,000 ha*hel*. ngelnst 311,000 lest y**r; ahlpmotit* 228,000, ngHluat ^ClUWUtlL ngrtlnrtt 493.- ' 000 jaat yoar; shipment* 835,000, ataluat 466* Occidental Fruit and Produce Co. ft. 1 —'J INCOKPORATID--■ ■■ ■ , . a WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES —— THE HUSTLERS — J. M. COPELIN, Prei. . JOS. CENNTISON, Mgr. 2 N. BROAD ST. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. CENTRAL BANKS TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 If you contemplate opening a new acooant, or ohanglng your pretest banking b>',aagesesL and wlih to connect yourself with a strong, ooi stive bank, fully equipped to serve you as your business J-jatIfleo, we Invite you to call and talk tbe matter over with us. Asa Q. Candler, Pro aidant. VY. H. Pattsraon, VIoe-PraaldanL A. P. Colaa, Caahler. John 8. Owen,, Vlea-Preildant Wm, D. Ow.ni, AttL C.shltra ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA. C. E, CURRIER, PreeldenL A. E. THORNTON, Vlce-Preeldent. H. T. INMAN, Vlce-Pro.ldent, QEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier, JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aea't Caahler. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000, We Solicit Your Patronage. WM. L. PEEL. Prraldent, BOBT. t. MADDOX. Ylc-Prra. THOS, J. PEErLES. Cttkler. JAS. U. LE8TEB. Aqe't Chler. MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING $200,000 $500,000 CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS *! . ACCOUNTS INVITED Wo Invito accounts of individuals, corporation nnd bnnkere nnd offer the best terras consistent conservative banking. In our Saving* Department w* allow Jntereet at the Rat* of 3 cent. Compounded Semi-Annually.