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Newspaper Page Text! : EDITED BV ( “ " ——unw; » mi. j JOSEPH B. LIVELY l THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE EBU ACM prices Were Advanced on a Lot of Covering By Small Shorts. -JJ NEWS AND,GOSSIP Of the Fleecy Staple, opened Jolt followed by, sales After an Advance of 8 to 9 Points, Declined and Closed 2 to 4 off. Leewd . Aug t itt th* .... , L- ndvanced Rf|9 i>oltits on a lot covering for #mall short*, hut also pro vided a good wiling 1**1# for certain lu- Uresis that suggested fairer Wall afreet. 8P0T COTTON MARKET, Atlanta* onlct at lOHo. Kew York, ateady at lO.Mr. Sew orleana. qulat at 10 S-Mc. JJrerpoat; quiet at 6.76d, At. I .mils, quiet at 111*c. Burton. ateadr at l&Sfc. R,m.ton. ateady at 10y,c. Bitltlluort, nominal at 10%c. Ualreatoa. quiet at lMte. I'bllndelpbin, quiet at lO.Hc. Private Wire to Ware A behind. New York. An*, It.-Cotton t n sbnde lower than ritweled rnblea. There was not the air. ... tnirerin* some of the liulla expeeted. The market la qnlot, and uolhia* aensailnml la looked for today. Markot arts aa If It wna. Juat n little lilt oversold m the nresent. Idremoal futures iqiened ntemlr 1 to : Uli. AlU:*) p. n-.„ J to S iiti and quiet, rules 4.W0 spots » up at S.7M. Futuna due to eome uuehauaeil to 2 down. Uremuol eafitea saya: "Continental liny. Injt ana shorta inverln*." FoUowlior Is tha statistical poaltlon of nnu* *li*tar An*, it i. IH na e ul , The Sew York FlmnrU Chronicle. .This , lost lost Week. Week. Vint. Yltllile supply.. :.!0S,1!» r.fffl.iis 2.7H.J7S Ainertenn. . . . 1.00.17* 1.17M63 I.flMT* In SUM. .. 10,«2.«M 10.sy.917 JJ,Kd.«l *■" the week.. 05.099 •• — —ttvze 3l,r~ Htocks Kxports. . . . . Int. -receipt#.... Int. ablpuirnta. luterlor stock*.. 204.567 24.613 16.524 27. "S3 123,760 206.180 19,750 12.445 21.556 134.9W LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, Aug. 11, 12:15 p. - m.—Cotton, mmr nu!<*t, with prlcO# ateady; middling ntdamla 5.76d; aalca 4.000; American 3,500; speculation nnd export 400; receipts 1,000; Amorim it none. Future# o;»ened ateady. Opening Range. Close. AuguRt 5.44-5.4S 5.48 JSgUft-fiept 5.42-5.44 6.44 Kept.-Oft* . ... . ,.5.36-5,87 6.37 . Nor. . Xov.-IHT. , , lNH*.-4nn. . , Jim,-Felt. . . J'eh.-March.. March-April. . April May.. . , .5.33-5.35 5.85 . .6.33-6,25 5.85 . .5.83-5.35 5.85 ..6.84-5.86 6.36 ..5.86-6.88 5.28 . .5.88-5.40 6.40 ..5.89-5.41 6.41 Previous Clow. 5.42-5.43 5.40-5.41 5.33-5.34 5.31-5.32 6.33 6.35 5.37 5.38 TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. The following table show* receipt* At the t'bnrlretoti. . Wilmington. . Norfolk. . . . New York. . Bouton. . . . PhllwHphln. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. The following table ahowa receipt* at tto* Interior town* today, compared with the •awe day lust year: ffouatpnr. AiiKUNtn. . Memphis. WEEKLY CHRONICLE’S REPORT ON WEATHER Now York, Aug. 11.—Weather condition* •re fairly *ntt*factnry In the main. Rain I h*i fallen In almost all section#, hut the precipitation has been moderate or light. t» n rule. In Texas, It I# claimed that plunge la being done by Imll weevil* nnd Ml worm#, ami that an excess of rain In | northern districts of Texna I# causing de- | terforation, and from a few points In other •tnte# there are complaints of Injury to I rotton. Elsewhere the crop appear# to Im» priigrcaalng well, and new Imlea arc moving quite freely In earlier sections. WEATHER IN COTTOfTBELT. l<l.6fl K‘.S7I *9.113 :s&9 82,680 44.8241 l:8,9i»i BE _ market I* oulet and fairly steady. The weaker ehort following Is Inclined to cover over Sun day. but there i# no hnylug for long ac count of any consequence. Thi'action of the market this morning would indicate that those who were talking the loudest for a reaction were doing the moat of the sidling. The department of agriculture confirms the report* that the boll weevil ha* broken out In Natehltoebes parish. IxmlsUnn. nnd threaten* great damage to the crops. The weevil I* active on twenty-three plantation* In the pariah. Houston receipts 8,617 (2.7)2 new); Gal veston 1,782 (1,529 new). ..Net stock of cotton in New Orleans Is 16.251 bales, against 50,659 nt this time Amount of cotton on shipboard _ >*, ngainst 18,886 last year. The week’s sales of apota In Urerpool were 28.000 boles, agalust 80,000 last year and 84,000 In 1904. Amount of cotton for warded was 65.000, against 56,000 Inst year nnd 46,000 In 1904. The total stock of cot- ton In I-lrorpool Is 494,000 bales, against 731,000 last year, 292,000 in 1904, ana 829,- 000 In 1903. The weather map shows’ scattered show ers over the lieft. Instead of the fair Private Wire to Glbert k Ofay. New York. Aug. 11.—Liverpool at 12:30 p. m., was afta’A up on new crop. Was line about 2 down. Liverpool cables: “Natural reaction help, ed by better market for near cotton In con sequence of Importers transferring hedges.*' There has heeii some mlurellnneons buy ing by wire houses, but the local traders * nvc shown no disposition,to raid, as yet. New Orleans, Aug. If.—Liverpool Sf(4 higher Is better than due. Ail advnnce or about 1 point na compared with New Orleans and 2 ou New York was expected. Ur. Hunter, of the agricultural depart- inent, verifies the reports that boll weevil Is most Industriously nt w*ork In Natchito ches pnrlah v and will cause great damage. Found them on twenty three plantations. Still tile reports that the crop of that par ish will lie completely destroyed he consid er* much exaggerated. Ilradatreet’a review eoyg? "Cotton bn* been Improved by the cessation of heavy rains In the south Atlantic slates." Liverpool cables: “Market baa advanced In consequence of bears buying to cover their short sales. Don't think Improvement will lust.” The long-expected reaction occurred on the opening. * hut there was Insufficient MAJORITY OF LIST RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET First Hour Feature Was the Drive That Was Made at Beading. LATER RECOVERIES Covering of Shorts and Some Supporting Orders Caused Slight Kallv. . Texas—In Dallas* Tyltr nnd Fort Worth It has been raining since 4 a. m. Ilpua- ton cloudy nnd hot: no rain, except alight shower yesterday afternoon. , , Mississippi—Natchez, Jackson and Meri dian clear nnd hot. Yaaoo City clear and very hot. Aberdeen cloudy and warm; good rain yesterday. New Albany Hear and warm. Aaorr cloudy; light rain yesterday afternoou. Tupelo clear and pleasant. Alnltnma—Birmingham clear aud hot; hard rain yesterday afternoon. Selma clear •nd hot. Montgomery clear and nwrm; besvy rain yesterday afternoou. Opelika Hear and warm; light rain yesterday afternoon. Mobile clear and warm. Hunts* vlUo dear and hot __ . '•eorcl a—Albany, Americas. Macon and Atlanta clear mm pleasant, Golumbus clear ■nd hot; light rain yesterday afternoon. . North Carolina—ISrecnslmro clear and hot. charlotte clear and hot; had good shower yesterday afternoon. Raleigh clear «ud hot. Extreme Northwest- 72 a Ik,VP. Huron. Northwest—Clear; 50 to 62 above; showers Weat and Southwest—CJenr; 52 to *5 ■hove; general rain* Kansas nml Okla homa; local In Nebraska and M!aaonr|. Ohio Valley-Fair to clenr; 72 to 76 shove; light scattered rains. WEATHER-FORECAST. Georgi*. Alabama and Mlfslsalppfr-ftaow- ; r « Saturday; Sunday showers; light to fresh wind*, mostly southwest to west Louisians sad Bast Texas—Kslr oo- the showers In Interior Saturday and Jjuiday; light south winds becoming varla- E*st and West Florida—Abowers Saturday •nd Htiuday; Ught vartable winds. "“•t TexnsJFntr In west; showers In »'»rth portion Katnrdsy nnd Auuday. WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON ^••retary Hester's ststement of the •"rld's visible supply of eottom ■l* 01 ^ f;.'*^‘reeee for the week 1°*' M.3S8, agalast a decrease of 119.750 Isst jjy *nd a decrease of U7.8M yegr before Tho fat*! rUlble It Bgnlntt being depressed by general selling. Ring crowd are Inclined to play for fur ther reaction. WARE A LELAND'8 DAILY COTTON LETTER. 11.—Following the de there wn# profit-taking pool led to a rally of 4 |K>lnts when a decllue had lK*en eximcteil. The recovery nhr<sul started some short covering In the local tnarket a ml prices opened up 8 or 10 imluta. only to lose most of the advance and closed rntner tame nt the slight recovery of 4 points. In view of the recent break, the recovery was unimportant, though profes sional* are now going rather slow- on the short side. Drop uew* was fnlrly good* al though the Chronicle complained of Insecta and too much moisture In north Texas. The crop Is now so far advanced nnd has had so much rain that all fear of. drouth damage seems to Ih» eliminated, nnd with frequent showers during the month of HeptemlM»r It Is more than likely that an enormous yield will be made. 1 nder these circumstances. It would be difficult to get mote than reactions out of the market. By Private Leased Wire. New' York, Augr. 11.—The stock mar ket this morning felt the Inspiration of yesterday's extraordinary crop esti mate more than thp shrinkage of the cash reserve. Reflecting the unrecord *ri loss of a week «*u, cash holdings of the local institutions fell off 39,200, 000, and In spite of a reduction of 34,- 700,000 In the loan account the surplus was reduced 36.851,000. The stock market up to the publlca tlon of the bank figures bad been dull and quite Irregular. An attack on Reading shares drove the stock down a pc.nt and a half and Pennsylvania wan also quite heavy. But with the appearance of the bank statement the market acted as If It had only been w’altlng for the 'bad news" to be out of the way before renewing Its on ward march. In the last half hour ac cordingly the buying movement wai resumed all along the line, being es pecially aggressive In the Pacific shares, the Southwestern Issues, and Chicago and Northwestern. The market opened with a majority of the Hat showing fractional decline*. Atchison opened 1-4 higher and gain ed 5-8 In all. Northwestern was a point higher. Pennsylvania lost 1-8, South ern Pacific and Union Pacific started- half lower and New' York Central and Reading lost 3-8. The feature of the stock market In the first hour was the drive that was made at Rending. Southern Pacific, the other hand, was hid up 2 1-2 points. At the eqd of the first hour, covering of shorts and some support ing orders caused a moderate rally, oj w hich part of the, early losses were re covered. j Government bonds unchangld. Oth er bonds steady. LONDON STOCA~MARKET. Amalgamated Copper, American rtugar Refit lulitg.. — ai Hugar Atlantic Coast I.lue... Ansrinuts America a Locomotive * American 0 Smell!hg WfiulnK..!.!!!!! . do. preferred..... Amerlcau Cottou oil Baltimore aud Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian lUclfle . preferred Chicago ami Great Western........... Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Delaware and llndson.,., Distiller's Securities.... Brie do, preferred..*.......* General Electric..' lllluoU Central.... American In* Set mil!«•«.., Louisville and Nashville, Mexican Central Missouri l f “ ‘Jew York. _ Qtloiml Load Northern Kaetfic New York Central.... Norfolk and Western. lVnuKvIvnnla People's Gas Pressed Steel Car do, preferrst...... Pacific Mall .......... Heading Uenuhtle Steel Rock Island . do. preferred United states Rubber do, preferred Southern Pacific Southern Railway do, pr •* do preferred Sins#-Sheffield Tennessee Coal and Iron Texas and Pacific Union I'aclfie United State# Steel do. preferred VJrglnlArCaroUnJt Chemical . da. preferred Western Union Wabash do, preferred Wisconsin Central o, preferred otnl stock sales today, 887,900 shares. AT NEW YORK. NOTES OX GRAIN Pointers on ProvUloni. Private Wire to Ware k Inland. Chicago, Au*. 11.—In lace of very liesrlah Sm ‘ g figures on wheat, cables held weak spots u* . jj few belated longs. * rowd Inclined to buy (t for n turn. Michael of the Chicago Inter-Ocean fig- iire# tho corn crop at LTO.OOj Uushrls. nud thinks he Is right. Me may have rallies on this corn and then will Ih* the time to aell December mul May for a long pull. fuot th same n .. . T1 —mtt Inrd Is slHitif per potind higher, rent price* look ail tlo* more artificl vlext; of the fact that last year's marks w-aa also con trolled and inaulpulafcd nlmv. the level, current for other prtmluet, the Cudahys then having a bull campaign on hand. Packing operutlona show iarg*> prof- {ta ou all product ou tint preaeut cost of bogs. ITIvate Wire to Glbert k Clay. Chicago, Aug. II.—The Price Current i ''Mnuimary of re\H»ri» contlone to aim large yield of winter whest and the .... usually fine quality of thu grain. In Iowa an excellent outlook la reported. In Mia- sonrl there la some Irregularity lu rejmris. hut on tits Whole the crop In doing well, Cudahy selling Heptemher lar»l and rib Friedman selling January lard. Very little support to the market. Thia continued heavy run of hoga has deiiiornliisd evsry one. PRIMARY MOVEMENT, The following figures show the primary movement of wheat nml cora; 3 r “ VO bushels; vssuv 284,009 hushsls, eitta Whrrtf-ReirJpl# today Jill,l against 777.000 bushels last nuMits tmlay 1,55."Tooo bushels, 000 bushel# last year. Corn—Receipts tods/ agnlnst 423.0UO bushels Inst LIVERPOOL QRAIN MARKET. Wheat—Open %c lower; rioted H©%e low- lotial tin- THE COTTON 8BBD OIL MARKET. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET KTOCK- Amalgamated Copper. ... Anaconda.. .. .. .. .. Atchison .. do, preferred.. .. .. *. llnltlniore nnd Ohio.. .. . Canadian Pacific., Chfisnpcnke nml Ohio. . . . Chic., MU. nud Ht. Paul.. Krlo .. Illinois Central. .... Louisville nnd .Vnfhrlllc.. New.York Central. Rock Island.. .. .. . Houthern Pacific.. . Hon them Railway. .. Union Pacific.. . . , Unlte<l Htntea Hleel.. do, preferred, , . Wnhash ilo, preferred Great Western Closed steady. INTO 8IQHT MOVEMENT. By Private l^nwil Wire. • New -York. Ang. - H.-aTbe* following stn tlatlcs on the movement of cotton for the week ending Frida/. Ang'tst 10, compiled by Huperlntendenl King, of the New York cotton exchange: Weekly Movement. This Year. Port t recelpts.. , f « .. .. )2,226 fsist Year. 58,143 Can ad Southern iiillla takings (eattmtfedl.... !/)## of stock at Inte rior towns ...» 7,647 30,000 10.597 M’CULLOUGH BROS.’ FRUIT AND PRODUCE LETTER 59.881 ' 80,193 Total Crop Movement. Port receipts .. 7,820,782 10,113.591 < WX.'?. .* B :! MJN 1.1M.4I7 *S3Qt^. UU ..‘•^■ 4,100,000 :.175,<W) “lock nt Interior towns Jn excess of Heptenrbsr 1.. 69.754 Brought Into sight thus far for the season 10,941,107 18,461,803 GIBERT A CLAY’S DAILY COTTQN LETTER. The unpreeedented hot weather for tha season prevailing during the present week has served In n measure to retard both demand and consumption of dally of a perishable uatnre. vices from Liverpool were skeptical aa to the permanency of today s advance, the cause of the Improvement Itelng generally attributed to the covering of the short In- M --- ^ terest In anticipation of n natural reaction, those Interested^. Options on the close gained 8 points over yesterday, while spot snle#^araoiinteil to_4, ooo bales at nn ndr« The' market on cabbage has l»een stag- . give-away prices It tc n ...|y result In very dissatisfactory returns to nd- nant, nnd even at giveaway - has not lieen possible to move the heavy an ndrnnre of It IHitnt,. The , I". OKI l Ilf Fdfit*r- 11... with which (he wnlnor. iwooimI to th. nro of now. ilrolulvo rtmrnot.r uiu.t form n moiikI toch’itl Im.l. for more than teiu- immrr mlvnnee.. However, no mutter bow l»-nrl»h the eltoetloo moy oppenr on the mirfnre, there mtwt nl*e t- rrefcomd with the [ntrodoetton Into mnrltet elfnlra of new amt ill.torliltiit elemenH. wMrb niitr tip- net the moot pon.erv.tlve enlnllntlou. The rbatute of front of on erntwhllr liull leoiler, the ereotlni of it Ur,r ihnrt Auterfraii lntere«t, ntnl the f.c-t that re. porta of deterioration are not all antlel- IMtorr, hot Imleeil aetoa Itlea. .iiinte«tliis that a downward eonrae will not be eotlrely free of otwtaelea, ami which nuijr er— -• tlmea ennae health, |mproremeot.. ... evhl.nee, th. demaotl I. more aetlve. with the receipt, moving ' 'ttiii'ona'oV^good quatlt, not In supply to meet requlrementa, or Eluent price*. Mweet pot.toea quite plentiful, with do change uotlceahle aa to T*tue>. ■'I'getahle*. generally .peaking, gnd toy. ....Jg the ynrioua amnll r.rietle.. Imlng fiirni.heil nlntoat exelu.lrely hy the loeal truekera. . , , . Pineapple, acaree .oil wiling at ad. V ”liuMlt l (le C "lf any change nollreable either to demand and valnea of bonanaa. PRICES BETTER FOR TURPENTINE sloa today. Prices were forced up to 6ir st one time, an Incautious buyer having bid the market one day at whatever price was posted. Another buyer took ad- the high price, and In the late trading today there was another similar decline. Quotations will l*» 58c tomor row. The demand after the close today AT NEW ORLEAN8. tures In New 1 Closed steady. wn# not .sufficient to absorb all offerings, n small lot being carried over. The coin ing week will probably nee the prlee nround 57Hc. of possibly a fraction lower. The receipts for the W#k were somewhat light, thu# giving better opportunity for manipu'itlon. The Mature of the rosin . market has Ifecn the further ‘rise In the threa high est grades. Water white liegnii the we*k at 8&2F and closed nt $5.|6, with n further* advance of 5e lu . the late trading hour today. The lowest .grade, nnd other com mons, have ahnwn n alight ileelhu'. SOl)THEJIN__EXCHANGE Oldest Established OfTIr, South. conoi—STOCKS BONDS GRAIN Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally market letter nnd market mnnunl mailed on gppllehtlon. New York, Aug. 1L—The market for cot- ton seed oil wss fnlrly active yesfenlny during the early denting*, imrtlculnrl)' for the nenr-by deliveries. There wna a fair demand reported, and offerings were light er. Then* wn# also a llftb* steadier fee I ng In tb * distant deliveries, not withstand ng the persistent weakness In curios. October adeiiuced IP* from Hie low ifolbij FOR CASH WHEAT Other Inflitenecs Were of Bearish Average this Morniug. ** PRICES SHOVED DOWN Selling Was Heavy, Result ing in a Fraction De cline at Opening. Ily Private leased Wre. CbleftfA, Aug. II.-—Tha entire gpccu- latlve list on the boartt nf trade dif fered further recession* resting -i-ta (nr the d«y, showing losses of 2-4 ^ l-2c in w'hest and com» 1-405*60 in oats» and ai-IOlO cants tn hog pro ducts. The entire speculative list was un der more or less selling pressure dur ing the entire day, Cash sale-* here Included 160,000 bushels wheat, 103 - bushels corn and 150,ooo bushel# osts. The seaboard reported 21 l<>n<i' wheat, 30 loads com and 10,000 bush els oats. Primary Receipts—^Wheat, for th# day, 811,000 bushels, and com 3ILo<m) bushels, compared with 777,000 and 423,000 bushels respectively a yeni »*■>. riArancts for the Day—Wheat 613.- 0 bushels, com 18,000 bushels, out a 20,000. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. nml the di/Tcrciici 1 October Inis nun dlsfaut deliveries crop situation. The wna quiet with prim higher.—Ware k Leki August.. . Heptemher.. .. . October November Deeemher.. .. , •Iniimiry ciosetl steady. Hepte .. . .isldernl-.. ■till liiituiiced liy th* market at the eloav ••es inichniigml to lie New York, Aug. 11.—There wna a steadier tone In th" cotton market tmlny, but week end dulliiMss prevailed generally nud prliicl- W il trader* seemed Inriliied P* hold off In ew of the vast difference of »»ptnlon rela tive to tht imsltloii of Noma of tin* clique In terest#. Thcro was reported to; Isr a large Huropenn bmg lntere*f In the market and some of Iho room traders figure that this will be gunned after In the neiir future hy certain nitereats who were long of th# mar- ket some days ago and who have now ehnngwl l<i Ilia# ntmif fltila. Th# weather and the IVTo'w inTl.lt.T, .omilV quarters on nceonnt of . Tbs crop, end r'ttewa (Mintlnued fswalH# tod** s ntatlstlca wsr* In line with early [mis. However, an early material In- In visible supply 1# expected In aome ...... * on areonnf of the smaller spot de- inaiHf. Th# general market has recently sustained % good decllue, and It will In ou prolwilitllly require ootn# new IwarDh fen turn to put the market down materially from prorslllng quotation*. "oiiN- * S5 a oATii- Hiqit... W.« Jull..;, J3.80 Mcpt... 8.65 net..., 1.75 Jan... 8.00 8IDKH— SS!::. S IS ■ J ""aSh ^ witK AT— nigh. Low. ratal. Clox'. P I P n 710* ■V 49 i 22 Ss »• 4 ■ si i 81 31^4 S;!L m 8ft* 18“ 8.00 If \k "'PH 8.90 8.75 7.43V4 tfc )S T.tr* flTtli. NonTHWEST CARS. Today. Week war^.v.'.':: iff t& CHJCAQO CAR Lo'fa. Todn/. Toi L. J. ANDERSON CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Corrtspontfenf's Capttil $250,000 srrcacNCc, the neal bank PHONE I4IT. PSimtNTIAL BLOO | CENTRAL BANKS TRUST.CORPORATION, CAPITAL $500,000.00 If you contomplato oponlog n new account, or changing your pro.cnt bantling arrangement, and with to connect youraelf with a itrong, con.nrv- atlvo bank, fully equipped to lerra you as your bu»lnc*» Jjrtme*. we Invite you to call and talk the matter over with aa. » A>. Q. Candler, Prealdent. W. H. Pattaraon, Vlee-Praaldant A. P. Coloa, Caahlar. John 8. Ow.ni, Vloe-Pr.ild.nt. Wm. D. Ow.n., A.»t. Ca.hl.r. I-ruinn. ahowlna an opward toDdrncy i preaeot tat of Amerirnn lottnn l. 1,005,904. agataat 1.185.32 Inal work. 1.TU.TU la at ynir aoil 572.831 year lo-fnrr laa.r, and of at) other kliola. fneliidloD RfyptLBr»all. India, ete.. 1.025.000. ajrafnat l.d.0^3 tnat week, 1,075,. 030 laat year nod 784.<i00 year liefore laat. The total world a vlalhle aupply nt rot ton aa above ahowa a ite. reo.e ruuipared with laat week of lH.W. n deerwtae rompaml with laat year of 0E0JMS and ah lurn-aao ri.mp.rrd with year liefore laat of 754,- wt-giiin »*»«» i— value. In the nwir futur.. Only pne ror of oranjte. to tha praaent market, ron.t.tine of California atock of ... .... ’ISw'relwJtti light, the market abowlng PLfth. ^Botif^Myy aid dreaned ponltry In liberal ‘ of note to value., ttfnl and doll. Occidental Fruit and Produce Co. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES THE HUSTLERS J. M. CO PEL! N, Pre*. 2 N. BROAD ST. JOS. GENNTISON, Mgr. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. A»»t. Ca.hter. Jf. « Atklnvon. V. P. Tmraaac. Joaej.h A. M.-Cord, C.aMer. It W. Wje Third National Bank Capital Surplus Dr. A. TV, Calhoun. Mlltos Dnrgnn. Jobs wT Grant T. MrCort. . . . . $200,000.00. . . . . $300,000.00. DIRECTORS! Frank ffswkfut. II. M. Atkinson. j<MPpb A. McCord. J. Carroll I*syn#. K R l(os*#r. Dsvld Woodward. r Of the world's vtsfl.r# inpnly ofeottoa as shoTe. -there Is now afloat sad held In Great ftrifoln nml t-ontloentnl L tiro in* L- ngnlnst 1A27.000 last yrsr snd Til.OOO ySr More last: In Emi ».»». sgaliwt W000 last year and a,o5» year l*for» last. and In lb# 1'nlted fitate* 8W.OOO, against SMflOu last year and 141.009 year before JftWSKsas««SLtej»f. ft?*t of th# winter wheat dgamt ( oosld- •Sibb* wheat bought during the «*srty morn- hS w.. will "lit after the government Bg- urea were unnoonced. - NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT. The weekly .Internrut of the Xew Vork aaaortated banka ahowa tbo following ckangea: Deereaae. teaervea.. .. ......MS.J6I.JB0 Kteo-te I—gala t |»S hqmalt. •• •tilCTUtloo 4*2, M0 ATLANTA CLEARING HOU8E STATEMENT rteartnee today. Same day Inat year. . U1.J12.44 tearing, for week ts.iv eg.: r.ek loaf rear. J2,7»2^J1.1 HARWIN I). JONfJt, Manager. THE COFFEE MARKET. opening rnng*^ and HUBBARD BROS & CO., MERCHANTS Atlanta Offices. 219-221 Century Jluilding. Member* 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 for the above exchanges. Direct wire service. Correspondence invited. Phones 4*i4, Long Distance 39. A.S. Hnines. Mgr. day: New York caffe* rasr <• E ALABAMA IT. GIBERT & CLAY ATOCK*. BONOJ. cotton, am ATLANTA. OA. _ _ UN, COTFCC. piiovtatON* £•» Totk Stork Eirhing^N.w SwkiaS |u!w?J£dCotf< ■? aT." !nt|, n fcs IS » ilcSSSgSivT? SJSt rv, . 1 ' , To , «'ohona > 52*it “ Wi R. FAOAN, Managar# ^oetl snC Long DltUnct Tslspnons January.. . February..* Msrrh.. .. B •••• June... .. July August... -- Hepremlier.. fb-tnlier... Opening Rang*. fW. ..7.15*7,30 7.15-7.21 ..7.89-7.40 7.85-7.40 ...7.49 7.46 7.49-7.15 7M-7M 7.56-7.K I *.99 7.90 , S.89-7.W vi.m 57.81 See+m Her.. Ctoeed w Htw Orlttnt. WARE A LELAN.D. ISKJK COTTON, CRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS. BONDS, Ko. 1 Will St. P.l.ii I.1U.19. tlhall. Cl. KIWBISS: vrw r.fk c.tt.. mw Hew Orton Cetm fafagt CUam StHt fr « Uva fHhtillS**i'tosTsrt. Hem Metes. Chap 9. c coin has. Hi.'qo 8fU nor.t Ml. • CiHtt h'htiQt. U,n,m" 4»rd rhaat T%. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA. GA. C. E. CURRIER, Pre.ldertt, A. F. THORNTON, Vlce Pro.ldant. H T. INMAN, Vleo-Preaident. QEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahlor. JAMES 3. FLOYD, Aaa’t Caahlar. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. WM. I. PERL PresMeoL ROUT. F. MADDOX, Vlce-Fre* I'UKPi.rs. Ca*hi# O. LKSTCK. An t MADD0X-RUCKER BANKING CO. CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS . $200,000.00 $500,000.00 ACCOUNTS INVITCO Wo invite Recounts of individuals, corporatloriK bank^ and bankers and oifer the beat terms consistent with conservative tianking. at the Hate