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THE ATLANTA OEOROTAN. ATT* R PAT, JT'f.Y ?«. COTTON OPENED BARELY_ STEM There Was Fair Trade in the New Crop Po sitions. BELT WEATHER FINE Reflected in a Slightly Low er Opening—Loss Was Later Recovered. 8/ PrlraU Leased Wire. New York, July 28.—The cotton mar- re t opened barely steady 1 to 4 points lower, with a fair trade In new crop position, which left the effects of good weather tlir-'ugfcut belt and the week-end evening up of operations. The market at New Orleans opened 2 points lower on new crop months and there after ruled about steady. After the call prices In the local market showed very little change, averaging about iteady. At the close prices were at about yesterday's figures. SPOTCOTTON MARKET. NEWS AND GOSSIP Of tho Fleecy Staple. rrtvste Wire to Wars A Leland. ’ v <>rk, July 3.—Liverpool futurea opened quiet and unchanged ou near and 1 « on late; at 12:*) p. in., unchanged to 1 jjn ou oasr asd 1 up on late-quiet, galea spots. Jap, at l*4d. Futures due >e cotton market opened buying power. Scalpers • it. bear side tre rreSy'TJ' si trade allows t latch of general FoUowId, pound market the. statistical position of ly.87. na compiled by Int Chronicle wired to Port i Stocks m Exports ......... 1st. receipts Int. shipments.. OPENING PRICES E RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Yiathle supply American £274.8: Crop In sight....1*741,1 For week (?.» receipts... W4M42 .fJgOL 1.55,842 TAi.ib 10.STMO U,mg SJS '$ m - . |S New Orjeani, JbIt ’28,—Cable* are about ‘-oth market! - a of spots In not show up well, being onJ^29,c Sfalntt I * lsst year and i i 1904. K t Is federally jM*t!vf," a Ing that staple print* moved with the freedom New YorkrRulet nt 1 .. New Orleans, Arm at lellvered ou contract 1J1 Mrcr|KK)l, quiet at 6.04a. Houston, easy at lOjfcc. Itnltlmore, nominal at U%e Galveston, ntunlnnl ntll%c. Galveston, dull at 11c. Norfolk, steady at 11146c. Charleston, nominal. Ill-lfc; sales 600; LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, Jul; [»«>t quiet, with prices steady; middling uplands 6.04<1; sales o.OtX); American 3,700; •peculation and export 1,000; receipts 3,000; American 2,600. Futures opened qulst Opening Previous Range. Close. July 6.60-6.78 6.78 . . , * ‘I.7M.76 6.r“ July-August 6.71-6.76 6.75 August-Hcpt... . ..6.6# 6.66 8«*pt.-Oct 6.60 K60 1 Hept-Oct Oct.-Nov.. .. . ..6.66 IDtc.-Jin.JHHMHHHH Jnu.-Fcl» 6.60 6.66 Feb,-March.. .. ....6.67-6.68 6.68 March-April ,6.67-6.68 6.68 Closed ijulet Close. » 6.06 5.69-5.60 5.65-5.66 SMSM 6.64- 6."" 6.65- 6. 6.67 6.69 New York, July 28.— Overpool ctoied . shout 1 up. Was expected to be 1 to 2 up. The Journal of Commerco says: "No larger movement for the day wits reported, but the trading went on fairly ,teady nnd Brat hand, men generally any they Mate s good tmstnass for the week. The domestic star- MSlbl. exception goods have not — nttdpsted when revised prices were made. But eome goodly mlea have been recorded during the week, uihMhe large buyers are expected In next New Orleans, Jnly 28.—Tha market quiet and frenraleaa. Another good weather map clnudv In central and weatera tho belt, clear In eaateru. Harm? an; hta fallen, Arkansas experiencing heavlMt—.80 at Little Hock. Bantam Forecaat—Fair today aud «how era Sunday. Weetern F day for Oklahoma; Texaa and ahowera , night and tomorrow. Locals covered rath Intereat over Sunday. generally actions of Weateru F’ereraat—Fair tonight and gun — - *r Oklahoma; partly cloudy for and ahowera probable In balat THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. For Atlanta and Vicinity—Fair tonight probably thunder showers - Sunday. WEATHER IN~COTTON BELT. TODAY'S PORT RECEIPT8. New Orleans. Galveston. . . Mobile. . . . Savannah.' . . <'bn r I estop Wilmington. . . . . . Norfolk" . . Boston. . . . Philadelphia. Totals,. • . . . INTERIOR MOVEMENT. The following table showa receipts at the Interior towns today, compared with the mme day last year: WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON case of 183,025 last rt... crease of 142.65S year before last. .Tbs total visible I* 2.294,866. against 2.; f*>;3?9_lsst week. 2,964,101 Inst year and l.fW.335 year before. last. tli** Intel Of /merles cotton Is l,2Si.9K. tgslnst 1.3M.J7, list week, 1.TB.I01 last year and .S2.33& year liefore laat, nnd of all other kind,. Including Egypt. Brstll, India, etc., l.IM.nw. sgalnat l.l**.8M laat week, .1.112, b" laat year and Stf,000 year before laat. The total world', risible anpply of cotton, «" above, ahow, a deereeee eompared with lot week of 110,421. a ileoreaeu compared with laat year of 688.848 and an lucre.«e roar pared with year liefore laat of 804, 4J>. ») laat year, and 411.000 year before laat: ■»4J» tha Suited State. 2M.OOO. ucalu.t *44.000 laat year and 173,000 year-before CHRONICLE’S WEEKLY REPORT ON WEATHER . Sew York, July 27.—Our ' •torn the south tonight are, JHS- "I a favorable tenor. Bain haa been quite porral, and at a few point, exceaalve, but In the nyifb the preHpItmtlnn haa been amdent.^or light. From Alabama nnd •eme dlatrteta eloewhera, we are ndvleed ;1 Imprnremrnta In the crop, lint from a «w sections there are complaint* of grass. „ _ LIVE STOCK MARKET, by Private LMead Wire. 'blrasnv Julv a-lloEi: Estimated re- >!pt« today. 12.000. Market steady to low- fi: quality fair; left over, 4.417; bulk. 28£*» 175: eatlmnted for Monday, 48.000; light “aga. Wtmt.m: ■ — h- l'*d|d.6a,; much. W ~ Market uncbani ■; left over, 4,417: bulk, le-erti 1 Mr Monday. 42,000; light 5; tailed! -5414*0; hea2' :h. bl-trt.#: plae. 23.7MJO.*: ;C.«; good to choice heavy, t attie^Beceipta. M0. klarke SwemraLwHs jj'gaifirLSJftssi ,, s|| ."ep-fctlmate,l receipts today. 21.280. •arkrt ateady; auallty fair.; native, 22.(042 •ff: wmtern. KM0L42; ycarHng^Jm.Mg Texaa—Waco cloudy, 78. Tyler aleer, 77. Tloustou clear. 83. l'nrte elondy, 78. Ard more cloudy, 78. Oklahoma City cloudy. 80. Fort Worth cloudy, 80. Sherman cloudy. Tnylor cloud, Bln Antonio clout Mississippi—Met hard tain yeatea partly Beaumont fair, . .Dallas cloudy, 80. Ian cloudy ami pleasant? _ ♦iatcuex and Yaioo Ity partly cloudy and hot. Ahilmmn—Birmingham . clear and warm. Iluntsrllle cloudy nnd warm. Oitellka partly cloudy, and cool. Montgomery dear and warm. Georgia—Columbus cloudy and warm. At lautu dear and warm. WEATHER IN~WHEAT BELT. « abort. 2 shove: n North Extreme Northwest—Clear; 48 to Norlhweat—Partly cloudy; 80 to R neral rains In Minnesota; local Ijcott and Booth Dakota. West and Southwest—Partly. elondy, - to 74 atHive; general ralna In Iowa, Kan sas and Missouri; local In Nebraska. Ohio Valley—Clear; TO to 74 above; local rains. W EATHER~FO R ECAST. Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama. Louisiana, and Western Florida-Occasional showers Saturday and Sunday; light south winds. Eastern Texaa—Partly cloudy Saturday: bowers In the Interior; cooler In west . -nrltnri; Sunday showers; fresh south wind*. Wbstern Texas—Fair Saturday, except ahowera nnd cooler In the Panhandle; Sun day fair. Illinois and Indlnna-Shower* and than- dcratnnna tonight and Sunday; somewhat cooler Sunday. Missouri—Showers tonight aud Sunday, except fair Sunday in the northwest. Michigan—Showers tonight and Sunday cooler tonight. . Wisconsin—Thunderstorms tonight and probably Saudny. Minnesota—Fair and cooler tonight, pre ceded by ahowera In east: Monday falf. Inwa-sShower* aud cooler tonight; Sun 8TATE F0RECA3T. Georgia, Alabama nnd South Carolina- Fair tonight, Sunday ahowera. WEATHER CCNOITIONS. akntaa. Thla “low" haa moved east. ward during the laat 24 honra nnd Is now central near St. Paul. Moving In over the northwest is an area of high barometer now centered over Wyoming and South Clear weather prevails with the exception of s few small scattered areas of cloudiness. Showers have occurred, — “ ~ "' Is, Georgia, Mississippi. orthwara lato the Dakotas nnd Montana. There has been very little clunge In tem perature except In the Immediate vicinity of the center of tho northwestern "high/' where falls of 8 to - degrees hare occurred The conditions favor fair weather In thla vicinity tonight, probably thunder drawers Sunday. J R XABBUBY, Section Director. WARE 4 LELAND'S DAILY COTTON LETTER. than a week ago at thla time, and with The Financial Chronicle and The Journal of Commerce both showing setlsfnc progress In the cotton bolt, there are i o lie little In the outlook upon whlcL base otieratlona for higher price*. In fact, early in the dv. some short eel • ng was Indulged In by professional trad- era but the market soon recovered In an attempt to get tlilefcottun back, and 8iial prices were about thosa of last night. The market eecme to bar* .reached a point where shorts art, not Inclined to press cotton for sale. selling I* ninetly out of the way and the next monthly report, doe on Friday. Is t matter of uncertainty, -many are Inclined to delay operations pending the. Immediate developments. With pricee at the preeeet level and the world's risible supply of cotton within s few huudrwl tkoMandnsJeo of laat year, hte proa pert of a 12.080,012* hide crop wonld hardly fnrnlah the Imals for a hnll amrket In fact. It Is a q [ion whether consumption this year wll. such as to look after so large a quantity of cotton. THE 8UGAR MARKET. J? T V*rk! M July "at-local rellned and caw*sugar steady and unchanged. letadon SEt SSket Unu; Joly and August 8a 7*d. <• K. ALABAMA ST. GIBERT & CLAY ATLANTA, 4 COFFEE. PROVISIONS • . ^ ^ . FirhinfFICblmco Bflird of Tndt. ExrhanffoJNVt*' Orienr.s «J^ton Kirbsr.* - ■ Cottoo • -** York Cogra-Ke^^elsc- OrtS“ nJSTrd of Trafc.loalveato. Cotton ' era, and Long OLtanei'^vp^ ^ M — Most of the Active Issues Showed Fractional Gains at the Start. BUYING WAS HEAVY In Rest of the List the Tone Was Firm To ' Strong By Prlvata Leased Wire. New Ybrlc, July 28.—The forward movement on tha stock exchange con tlnued this morning with undlmlnlshed Intensity In face of a rather dlaap pointing bank return. Reading, Dela ware and Hudson and Baltimore und Ohio among the railroad shares and Smelters, Copper and Lead among Ute Industrials wart the leaders of the ad vance. But the whole list took pari, with scarcely any exemptions In the rise. There was a momentary shading after the bank statement appeared, hut buying orders poured In again quickly and the best prices, as a rule, wore reached at the close. It was plainly enough another In stance where the average system un derstated Vie true position of the banks. In the faro of yesterday’s pre dictions of a 87,000,000 cash Increase the banka showed a gain of only 83,< 300,000, and aa loans expanded 813,700, 000 on the week, the surplus reserve fell off 3500,000. 1 Doubtless next week's figures .will correct the underreckoning obviously made today. Thla, at least, was the View taken In tha stock market. LONDON 8TOCK MARKET. STOCKS— Amalgamated Copper. . Anaconda... Atchison Ratthiiore*Imd' o'hlo!.", Canadian PaetOe Chesapeake and Ohio. . . Chic., Mil. nnd St. Paul... Erie .. . do, preferred Illinois Central. . [gtulavllle nnd Naabvjl Missouri, Kansas and lie. Texts. vvtlltciii i at nu tonnsflvsnlA*. Rtsdlnf.. “ rcthtrn * uthrrn . nlon Pnci—.......... . United States Steel... . . • do, preferred Wabash ATLANTA CLEARINQ . . v . H0U8E STATEMENT, MaVttV yeiV.!- // Week ending today S,».130.W Same week laat year.. ...... 2,312,078.15 DABWIN O. JONES, Manager. NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT. The weekly statement of Iho New York Bank Association shows the following changes: teaerres, decrease Vutne. Increase Specie, Increase -"gate. Increase i,-posits. Increase Clrcnlatlon, decrease Not as good as expeeted. L. J. ANDERSON & CO.'S DAILY COTTON LETTER New York, July 20.—The cotton future rasBowra| dull and the nrlco va* lortant. excepting that unhlatton by nntslilcra re' ‘ " • There were moderate receipts today, but the statistics, on tha whole, were hulllehly construed, especially since spinning Inter- eats continued to report activity In the cloth markets, with prices wall maintained nt tho trading centers. The Indications polut to a continued trading market, but on nny further recessions, the active op. thins appear to be a good pyrcbaec for a COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For tha 24 hours endlngat I I meridlhu time,'July TO. 1280. STATIONS OF •Atlanta, clear. ... I •Chattanooga, clear. . . . Columbus, p. cloudy. , . . Ualne.rlUe, p. cloudy. . Greenville, clear. . . . Iriffln, clear ,l ootlrrllo!”[ior. ! ewnan, clear. ome, rtair. . ... . lartanburg. p. cloudy. iceoe, clear cat Point, clear. ■ ■ ls ! i •Minimum temjMTaturea are~7oe Stour period ending at 2 a. m. thta date. HEAVY RAINFALLS. Malvern, Ark ...tit Hi 111 TT •B 3 22 | 23 IS I 72 24 02 i.tlant*. . . . . Augusts Charleston Galveston ' Little Bock. iVSf.v. Moatfoaurnr. . . . Orlfsus Oklahoma ItarsMMh * -- .. 8 I “Y~lidlcatoa Isappreciabla ralnfsIT REMARK8. ■lightly btgher temperatures prevallsd Is moot districts of the belt lira post twenty- four honra !talas In light to moderate algatx anile Coast Anaconi Aiqericsu LocomotlVe ^... HHaMMSH do preferred American Smelting Uednlog do preferred Atchison do preferred American Cotton Oil Baltimore and Ohio..., Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian. PariOc........ Chicago and Northwestern Chasspesko aud Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron Central Leather preferred...... do'preTO’rred."!!""!."!!"!!!!!",'!"";”!!; neral Electric m/Qm -f®—'*—* •Tift IhDFl... IlllimU Ontrsl Atneriffin Ic»» Kwaritlrs Lnulsvllls and Nsibvlllti..... ■ ■ Missouri l'sclfl?.. New York. Ontario sml Western ‘Istlonsl Lead [ortbern l'aclftc Jew York Outral Norfolk anil Western Pennsylvania People's (las Preaaed Steel Car do. preferred Paelllc Mnll..... * tending lepubllc Steel Itock Island..,.. do. preferred .' United Htatra Itnbber. A 3d c .*,*.*.'.*.* Southern Hallwny . do, - preferred, : Woee-Shfffleld Tenneseee Coal and Iron. Texas nnd Pacific........^ Inlon Pnclfle ; United Htntoa Steel • Vlrflnlft^Carollna ‘’dhemiesi!!! i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !| i!! I *1 ” I; do. preferred. Western Union Wabash do. preferred....... Wlsoonaln Central do. preferred. • Total stock sales today 46M00 shares. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET AT NEW YORK. The following la the rant. Is cotton futures In New York today: Ls«t Previous Open. High. Lose. Beta Close. Clove. fttni.' !l0.5 TOW) M0J l8:8 Toll!-88 lloJ-07 Get. .mu mis mu 10.20 10.20-21 10.2021 Nov. . .... .... I0.2J-2J 10.22-23 M fiHsr.tt-: an. Cloacd steady. 1.48-47 10.4718 AT NEW ORLEAN8, rlcaua today: Last Previous fll«h. Low Bate. Cln*e. Cln.e July, jRSo' \0M 10.60 10.66 10. Aug. .10.41 10.49 1S.41 10.49 10. Bept. .10.10 10.90 10.36 10.96 10.: Oct. .10.18 10.20 10.17 10.20 |0. X4 .T5 pec! .*10.31 loljj 39*41 Jnn. .10.27 10.36 47-46 Feb. 10.40-43 10.42-44 TIPS FLASHED From Wall StrooL - Private Wire to Olbert & Play. New York, July 28.—DanielJldetl A Co.. While w* contlnuu bullish on Ih* trend In tha stock market, wo advocate caution today, anti would not make new commit ment unless there are reeeealone, which may he brought aliotlt liy relnetance to irry large lines of long stock over Buuduy -1th Russian poealhllltTas. This mnrket has had a pretty sharp ad •ncc, and might real around prewnf lev els for a while, and would rather aoo It loaf a few days Two failure* have I teen announced at, tho radon stock exchange. Omt of them, that Tracy Fox It Co., la ciraelderwl ratbor portent. The other default la tiy Chan- llor It Will. These ore really eelioe* of Private Wire la War* A Leland. Naw York, July 28.—A favorable bank statement London ly fi lleted. . up. and'en active market .iward direction seems possible. There may be coiiatdemble ’resllslng over Sunday on ftsra of a Bnsslan outbreak, the big men era balll.b aud can be In sn upwsi big mei 1 -to fun Steels, especli Bank gains over 18,200,086 risk en week's ’W&Tl"'rrow. 218.0M.tM for six months nt Mt per rent. ~ State* government, adopt, strln- ■ lo In.ore sanitary parking, iiraad Jury haa Indicted Sugar trust officials. Earnings of Standard Oil for the year as tlniatrd nt 2IM.0M.0M. - Hocking Valley earned 80S per cent the ■ at lineal year on both closure of etoek. United States Steel for errand quarter aarnad 15 par rent on rommnn stock. Pennsylvania refunding Iwtwaen now and 1212 will sxcsel 1102,000,OM. Exports of cotton for seven months mg- * r n5tawe're,’°Lac*awanna"'.pd Western and Lehigh Valley rellrond* have Increased Lehigh . — their rail order* for 1200 delivery. Csar'a troop* refuse to lire on Dan's revli— " ‘ *—‘1 most nrospei nation e hfati , praaauts. review eaya llret bolt of 1906 wea roil* six months period In tbo ry. Commercial failures thla week as reported ad ta need 1.33 SOUTHERN EXCHANGE - I Oldest Established Office South. COTTON —STOCKS BONDS DRAIN Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally market letter and market manual mailed on application L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Correspondent's Capital $250,000 KErCRCNCr, THE NEAL DANK PHONE 1417. PRUDENTIAL BLOO camber wheat. Condltlona fan wa gat any bull for a scalp. tmts opened lower on- free selling liy Ralfott Frailer A Co. and Knight .and the pit crowd.. Uuylog scattered, WtrJS^Mst ft 1 *.!', carta la ty I ir;[q'Yu * — — lUthKeat'wlll poitfVworiii of'Wheat lot- ue on this reduced rats, which eiptrea Au guet 10. Big .tocke und anff mousy mean rally carrying charm. December will cell Sc and more over Meptenilier and U.i will aril 5.: and more over Deramber. Better spread all of this. * Abaenc* of any bulllab news and ran tluurd pressure of wheat receipts explains tbo easier tone. Battle* will be alight am leas we get MDSStlonsI onwa. Wheat opened lower on the wesknee* lo corn and lark of support. Trade Ignoring claims of b*d crop outlook In Argentina. . Von have seen .bottom on rare. Armour brokers aud rash shipping bouses are buy. Ins Meptenilier. There wee s St the aud pi a was a general rush to tell nra opening on the wet weather In Iowa . roapeela for more In lllluola. De mand poor and market wash. India wheat ehlpmenta thla week are II, 280.M0 bushels compared with 1,258,000 bush els Y year ago. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. moremeot of wheat and corn: ttheatt-Rrrrlple today L341,2M bushel., ■gainst 1,838,DM hnsh.le last yssr; ship- C ienta tmiay 332,OM bushels, against 221,000 uahrla last year. Corn—Itecelpta agnlnat 47J.OUO Imabrla last yenri ahltinienia r MLimo buahsls, sgaluat M.0M bush 5 NORTHWEST CARS. 33? is fpllowinu ogores give the narlhwtal today, left week aud laat year: Today. ffl d& p6 !"'. ;:: M 'S * Chicago. 280 218 COTTON 8EED OIL MARKET. New York, July M.—Colton n-cl „i| v S inre active at lue oiwulug ycierdsy, a urlng tb# early trailing several i|iiantltles 'hanged hands. 1'ricrs were firmly main- alurjy for all deliveries,.. Tha tredln fining Int' , was considers hi* oh by eeveral ■caminfaaton houi X aeemeil ‘ ralpulatlen. . Meptemlier were exhaust the ulfei for all dellrrrlea. The trailing * In Hcptcrober, with a prominent utereat holding tha market, Tin neldemlile oil offered nt about _ hiniaea. The so; p In the form o: : 8.000 liarrel. n t this seemed t< exhaust the nfferiiiee, and prb-ra remained arm and steady In enneeqnene*. -Many traders are nf tho opinion .that, new nil ran lie had here for Meplemlirr delivery, aad for that reason the priuulunr of 2c ortr Oetolier la cenaldered high. Mtocka of oil riand'* 11, t,Ut coutlaa,l> strong,—War# k i letotmr v’ovetnher leeemlter Cloaeit ateady. NEW YORK COFFEE, Following la gjven In* opening ami, closing quotations of tha New York ruffes market today; Openlna January .. ?”**' Feliruary.. 7.28-7J8 Auguet 0.20-7.20 Jceoinhqr.. .. .. .. .... ..7.16 (losMl'atMdF. ' Failure of Cables to Res- poud to Yesterday's Stead iness Was a Factor. WHEAT OPENED WEAK Cereals Lower—Wheat 1-2' to-5-8e, Cora 5-8 to 3-4c and Oats 5-8 to lc. errcimo. By Private beared Wire. Chicago, Ju wheat Is on too much for the bulla to- and they "laid down” after of all of tha wheat taut they could ■' pose of. 'ora .sind oats longs were also In Ac joaition where they worm EMbls to di,---, dels tha course of prices, and they were.' forced to * roar position In the fight on ; ‘change. I’rofsastonals In tha provision mar ks! had out few otders cither way,-: ■nd as they wars not Inclined to do , much, that market,was as dull as ths I proverbial "meet ax." Closing prices for ths day showed losses of |.IOt-4c for wheat; I-2OT-80 for corn, and l-801c for oats and 2 1-2 ‘ 4210c for hog product*. Caah salsa at ths seaboard were five loads wheat, two loads corn m,.l zno.nuo > bushels osls. At Chicago, 110,000 bushel, wheat, 110.000 bushals corn and 72,000 buahsls CMltS. Primary receipts of wheat for tha week 1,111,000 bushels wheat and 2,- 007.000 buahali corn, against 7,159,000 and 0,043,000 buahsls, respectively, % year ago. , Clearances for day: Wheat 241,ooo bushels; corn 17,000 bushels, and 20,« 000 bushels oats. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. I'rev. , Open. High. Low. Close. Clem. Wll EAT— sjb" » 72 . nH I»«r 79 CORN—, jfy 10% 60% 10% ’Si-" ™ a a FORK— Hejit!!! ii'.oo" iroi" iW Jan LARD— gfLSt 9.06 m 47% f.Pi HIDRB- Jiilf... 9.07H 9.16 r Oct.... 6.96 9.m% 9.15 6.96 9.07% 9.16 1.96 CHICAGO CAR LOT8. Today. Wheal.. .. .. •"> LIVERPOOL CRAIN MARKET. When! rlf.KPtl unrhanKM to % U)wi»r. Com rioted % lower. CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 It you corAemplato opening a unw aecotmL or changing your present hanking arrangement, and wish lo connect yourself with a strong, conserv ative bank, fully equipped to serve you is your business J iatlfien. we Invlta you to call and talk tbs matter over w ith ua. Asa G. Candler, President We He Patterson, Vico*President A. P. Coles, Cashier. John 8. Owens, Vies*Prosident. Wm. D. Owens, Aset Caehlor. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA. HUBBARD BROS & CO., mHants Atlanta Offices, 219-221 Century Building. Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Or leans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso ciation, Chicago Board of Trade. New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Business solicited forth, above exchanges. Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited. I’hones 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Huetece, Mgr, C. E. CURRIER, President. A. E. THORNTON. Vlos-Praaldont. H. T. INMAN, Vlct-Praaldent. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier. JAMES g. FLOYO, Ass't Caahlsr. Capital...... $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. oJ Frank Hswklsa, Pr. • II. M. Atkli.v -i. V. P Joseph S. McCord. CaitUr. Htm York. COTTON^'cRAI^, PROVISION'S,HtOCKS, BONDS, g*. mill SI.. yri.o^WMI n. 4 f leaf a, da. »vw Utk Catfre fufj.jr. (MupbWdfnh. N$w Orient Cettee ittkint. Qkldfe Sleek t Chide* Sleek CulHff. teteeel Celtta Aueehtlee. _ New ferk Cellee Itehnje. Frleite Wlrtt te New Yerk, New Orleett, Ckleefe. 0. C COT UN AN, list eeer. neee 1H7. Steeiard Fkss Third National Bank MM Capital Surplus A. w. CalhMS. . . $200,000.00. a . $300,000.00. DIRECTORSi j. u. n B ,.u.lly. Ilawlir... J. Carroll I'avno. Atklr.StB. H. h 9 A. McCord. Us rid \v.-,.iwsnl. Occidental Fruit and Produce Co. ======= I scot f0*4 riu m.-.iai ,1'aoxzm WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES —— THE HUSTLERS —— J. M. COPELIN, Pre*. JOS. GENNTISOH, Mp. 2 N. BROAD ST. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. WM. Is. rCCL. President. ROUT. V. MADDOX. VU^-Pres. MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITA I $200,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS .... $500,000.00 ACCOUNTS INVITFI) Wo invito accounts of individimK corporations, hanks nnd bankers and offer tho best tonus consistent with conservative banking. I;, ojr >.t. ii.g v f»-i ;i: *n» int a «i hIIo*.v Ir.frrent at the Rate of 31-3 psr