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JOSEPH B, S **, • whly( THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE 23 years' experience arkets In Atlanta nnd made him a ree- utborlty in his specialty. Offset the Better Advices From the English 1 Market. OPENING WAS HIGHER Did Not Meet Liverpool’s Advance—Closed 2 to 9 Points Net Advance. By Wire. Stw York, Au*. 25.—in the cotton mar kot, bwlneii at the openlu* m quiet, but the undertone waa ateoily nt an ad vance of 70® point*. The up-turn waa not M treat aa expected. The failure of the local market to fully reapond to the rise abroad waa due to a lack of narrouaneaa amoitf shorta and mofe or less hear prea- anre. The tiulla were disappointed at the opec Ine In tit*, market for future* In Nev. IMPMIS •h h Le ,to .tt„ of «,i‘ , Vd r : vance of aome 14 points, wheraae, flnat urlcea were orily 76# paints' hither, sell- Ins ny yesterday a iiuyere amT poor sup port prerentin* further betterment. The close wwj steady at !®» points ad vance. compared with yesterday 1 ! Inals. few oil ton la roaring In Increased iiuantlty. 12.»i Iwlaa Win* reported yes terday. Including ASM at Galveston. S.29} at Ilmiaton, .110 at Auuueta, M at New Or leans and 19 at Mobile. Receipts of new cotton at Houston to (late «f.»2 bale. against 28.830 for the same time last year. Today’* weather map "I* excellent. Show- — hnvc fallen In .tho eastern portion of and Oklahoma, will., loin nee of tho belt are ganei and dry, with cooler weather. Thro Price issued a condition report si!?.' ssMnaTO coreri, «- ®» <’. It. Freeman, of New York, aaye: "Mr- erpool waa Jockod. on Price’s report of I per cent deterioration In condition. I doubt It there has been ear material de terioration In August. ' Price's friends have been buying cotton, while Carpenter. Iiaraott * Co; have liestl selling It. It looks to me like the usual play, and we are likely to kare easier market Mon day.” A recount of the Stock nt Saratfnah shows 3.405 hales leas than the running count, which amount la deducted front net •'Flog.'KS TSSKS 'ttMTOlV 6,700 bslat. angtnst 6.305 actant for the tame w* • . SPOT con ON MARKET. Atlanta, qnlct at 9%c. New York, quiet nt 9-9&C. New prlentia. quiet at Mie. / * Liverpool, sternly nt 6.37d. Aucffla. ntrndy nt Qttc. Savannah, quiet at 9 I-l6c. st. Louto, steady at 9\c. Houston, nfcndj at 9%c. Wilmington, nominal. Philadelphia, quiat at 10.15c. Baltimore, steady at 9%c. (inIreston,. steady nt 9f*i6c. Mobile, qttlat at 9Ue. Norfolk, quiet at 9%c. Memphis, steady at 9*c. NEWS AND GOSSIP Of tho Fleecy Staple. .Private Wire to Wore A Inland. New York, Au*. 25.—Futures opei jtendy 2 up and eljmed 3«5 up. Sales ... 000 spots S up. Futures due to come 2® .! down. *:< : ttoti opened disappointing to tho bulls. SeJllug general by buyers of yesterday. Sup* |nirt puur. Do not see anything to bull cotton on, and think these advanced, are good opportunities to sell on. Mitchell offering 5,000 December nt 9.10. Market lacks support Absolutely no da* maud for cotton. Kchlll hammering the market. “"ny conflicting crop reports. Bdlllsh ones generally discredited. Following is the statistical position of cotton on Friday, August 26. as made up by The New York Financial Chronicle: Visible supplyi. 1,874,982 American. 949.983 In sight 11,060,413 This Last Week. Week. 1,972,0: took*..., Exports 'nt. receipts.,,. Jut. shipments.. Interior stock... New Orleans, Aug. 25.—Cables were very farorable. They were due 1% down on New Orleans and 2463 down on New York. A limited snot dernnud Is re| T. II. Trice wires Moise _ “Chronicle report distinctly unfavorable. OPENED HIGHER St. Paul the Feature, a»d Was Traded in on an Enormous Scale. ADVANCED SHARPLY general deterioration North LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.’ Liverpool* Aug. 25, 12:15 p. m.-rCTotton* spot demand limited, with prices steady: infddUnjr uplands 5.8fa; sales 4,009; Am lean 3,»o; speculation and export 400; tsiiifa 1M0; Amtrh-an 100, Fritufel opened bteady. ' ^ Openiag l*rs?I« tom. 5.00 . .4.97*5.00 5.00 . .4.99*5.01 5.01 . ..4.99*5.03 6.92 ...6,01 <6.04. 5.04 . ..6.08-6.06 5.04 . .6.06*5.07 6.07 TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. The following table shows receipts at ports today, compared with the same day last year: NVw Orleans. , Galveston* . , M»bl5 Savannah. • . . a. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. The following table shows receipts at ths today, compared with the lor towns ' day last j i»» - IMS Houston. • . Angusta. . . Memphis. . ;;; 790 6 6418* 1749 22$ nnt’lonaM. , 60 Totm 7748 8438 WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON Secretary Hester's statement of the world * visible supply of cotton for the V** ending yesterday ahows a decrease Jf MM6A against a docreoso of MVW4 ««t y«nr amt a decrease of 193,980 year last. V ,tnl visible la 1.857,757, against HJfJJ. ln>t w»k, 2.670,485 last year and K 1 ,"*® year before Inst. Of this,, the to- I2J American cotton ■ In 943.757, against »*..U last week*. 1.817,486 last year and w.Jif. year liefnre last, and of all other g®; IncludlngKgrpt, liraxll. India, etc.. 5*®®* up Inst 979.W0 last week, 963,000 last nn.f «2,ooo year liefore laat. tf>n - world's visible aapply of cot- SgJ? n, x»ve shows n decrease compared ° r B decrease coA- KlTi *l»h last year «f 694,728, and nn ln- coinparefl with year before Inst of H °[the world's visible supply of cotton 0pm» n‘,. ,h . ore l * now afloAt *nd held In So n n.?« r fa n . - "d continental Rurope 849.* JJ. against 1,414,000 Inst year and 807.000 kflJi \ f ? re ln * t; ,n K*TPt. *>.900, against ndhdin at *j?MM au, l 58.0^ the year before: l«oi! !' "gainst 439,000 last year and i M * forn . * n ‘* ,n L'nlted “mS jfer’LSSS'Si^" u,t ™ r ‘ nd ? ml South Carolina. A surprise Is In store or crop extremists." Brown bidding 9.10 for 0,000 December. Prlvste Wire to Glbert & Clay. New York. Aug. 25.—Liverpool closed 4 p. Due 2©3 down. Carpenter Baggott A Co. say: "We ex pect the market to work higher, add would he rather hesitant atmut putting out ahort llnea for the Immediate future. The Commercial says: “The ofTert to Europe by the South U|t night are report r»vi iivritmi, iiiiiiik mining |VWl reaea materially If market steadk The Journal of Commerce nays: “Trade for the day In the primary* mnrket was pilot, but the jobbers were kept busy nt- endlng the wants of many retailers, ‘igeuts are finding It difficult to get the eltane of goods they w«utd like to have for sale at this time, and except In the case of the. heavier lines of cotton lu the S ray. there are no 4 soft spots visible. early all gray goods from print cloths upward are held very firm by the mills . . asking prices tlvqn. The trade .... . the good* they want for the moment.” New Orleans, Aug. 28.—Liverpool was duo down end closed 4 up. This should give us a higher opening, dpd probably lead to further covering of ahorta. Our traveling repHheotathr* wires: Crop from Columbia, rt. C., to Blberton and Athens-to Atlanta, ns a .whole, fairly good and In aome sections excellent, tleor gia .and Carolines, with approximately fa . next ten tiays, an „ .. 1 crops to big crons. .feather contlnyoi ldeal; plant maturing and fruiting rapidly; scaftereil showers and partly cloudy weather continues." CHRONICLE’S WEEKLY REPORT ON WEATHER New York, Aug. 24.—Our advices by tel* seraph from the Houth this evening ere of a lime favorable tenor, rain has been quite eenernl, but. on tho whole, tbfc porcini tlou lias been moderate or light. In Ti_ ns there are complaints of boll weevil, deterioration, shedding, sHN,. and. advices ‘ rom bar Interest Chiefly Concentra ted in St. Paul and the Harriman Stocks. By Trivate Leased Wire. New York, Aug. 26.—'Today's market pre sented the spectacle of advanced prices in a few selected stocks, with nn appearance of Iiiiotsnejr In other qukrtprs. St. Taut and Atchison were the sto<*ks chosen to lead the advance, alnd tho familiar rumors were dragged out to explain their movement. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Oiade new high records at the opening, but were sold freely for the remainder of the ses sion. as were many other stocks which hare freely recently figured In the rise. Surplus reserve decreased $2,768,000 In today's bunk tntement. or about whnt was expected. . wss stnt Lom ns Increased $3,849,000, and that It wan ... crease far understated the real li banks on tho week. St Paul ana some oi the other lenders of the morning's specula- tlon ended nt the top of the day in a wild whirl of excitement. But In other direc tions heavy profit-taking waa In progress at the close. The feature of the entire stock market nt the opening was Bt. Paul, which rose 3% nu *>iis of 10.000 shares. The was higher. Smelting up 3%. Great Northern preferred 1, Steel pre ferred %. and common %. Advances of H and-nil through the first QIBERT & CLAY’8 DAILY COTTON LETTER. New Orleans. Ang. <4.—The prediction ex* ~ that the reac* d further was ce of 4 points recordetl by options on the close of the S ressed In yesterday’s cables that the i on would doubtless .be carried further fully borne out by the advance of 4 p< where St the South, however, conditions have been more satisfactory: as e rule, picking Is becoming more general, and In Texns new cotton Is moving freely. THE WEATHER. LOCAL FORECAST. with scattered showers 1 WEATHER IN COTTON BELT. Texkt _ „ hot. Han Antonio'dear .and warm. Cisco and Illco partly cloudy nnd pleasant. Tyler partly cloudy nnd warm. Abilene end Houston partly cloudy aud pleasant. Temple clear and not. Mississippi—Meridian nnd Hattiesburg clear and not. Jackson and Natcbex clear and warm. Alierdeen. Tupelo. New Albnuy and Holly Springs clear and hot. Alabama—Mobile clear and hot. Reims in*** nmi vpmt hot. Opelika partly cloudy dontgomery end Birmingham nnd hot. clear and warm. Allmny BsTSnnsh Colunilius cltsr sml Am.r- pertly pertly WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—flensrnlly cloudy; 34 to e* sbovo; ecsttored rslue. Northwest—Oenorolly cloudy end warmer; ts to 73 abora; scattered showers. West snd south west—Portly cloudy; SS to 76 shore; general rains lu oklshonm soil 1-ouIsUos; local lu IUIuule, Missouri slid Ksnsas. . ... ... Ohio Vslley—Oencrally i lcsr; 72 »i Isire; showers at Indianapolis. WEATHER FORECA8T. Imulslann. West Florlds, Alshsms. Miss- «slppl snd Bast Texss-Fslr Bsturdsy and loodsy; light to fresh south winds. Oeor*ls—Showers Snturdny and Sun ieht to fresh cast winds Best Florlds-Bhowera Hsturdny nnd Bnmlsy; ll*ht to fresh winds, uiortly >011111. West Texss-Fslr Saturday snd Sunday. Arkansas—Fair Saturday and Sunday; W T™nc»»cc'mni Kcnluckr-Showcrs and Saturday; Sunday fair and warm- cJfe" WEATHER OONOmONS. . 1..tidiness prevails over the major iwr of the country from the J'sclHc to tbs At lantic nnd showers have occurred nlong the middle nnd smith Atlantic oust. In portions of lienrgla. throughout Florliln nnd nt scat- tered stations In the west snd northwest. Unlit wns foiling this morning at Tampa. Fla., and Washington, I>. «\ The pressure hast risen In the Roeky Mountain dlstrtris and at moat stations east of tlte Mississippi. There are two arena of high pressure, one eentral over Montana anil the other over New England. Iletween these the pressure Is rather low and flat The temperature has rhanged very little exeept at a few scattered stations, Th conditions favor partly clondy weath er with watered showers t'might nod Bnn- More Markets on Page 3. GIBERT & CLAY " 1 AI^BASIA at. .•.TOCKI, BOND*. COTTON. GRAIN, coryec. PROVISIONS ATLANTA. OA, opIiHH altlon to rule ateady e material Increase in the buying power would !m* observed. The notable Improvement In the foreign market portended a considerable advance Tn opening prices, but nn excellent weather mai* less ened to a greet degree an otherwise bullish situation. Aa It w#a shorts covered rather extensively and thus created a better telling basis to put forth new lines. In spite of the fact that the market has displayed around these levels consldsrahle steadiness with temporary Improvements from time to time, conservative opinions have under- gohe nut Tittle, If any; ehnnge* The vfFwi nut eioody weather In Texaa for the past few days and the liberal movement of new cotton there, the receipts at Houstoii alone amounting to 64.292 balea to date against 28,888 for the correimondlng time and place In 1904, while not Increasing to a marked degree Itearlsb activity, has nevertheless! materially strengthened the pesltlpn aasum| -' From other r*ort(ons of iM inll.v ns sntlsfl less dp uncertain RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Aina I rn ms fol ( 'opner. Atlantic Coast Llue..'. American Sugar neflntug Anaconda American Locomotive... do, preferred American Smelting HeOnlug do. preferred Atchison de, preferred.....,, American Cotton Oil Ilaltfmore and Ohio Brooklyn Itapld Transit Car--*— Ch._ Chet ora< jtnii I^qtl do, preferred...,, Chicago and Great western Chicago, Milwaukee and Bt. Paul Delaware and Hudson Distiller’s.. Bee wltlss... do, * preferred*. .V.V.7.. .*.7... .7.77*7.. •—••••!!!!!! 7! 7 General Electric Illinois Centra* American Ice Securities. 'oiitavllle nod Nashville exlcnn Central................ —Issourl Pacific New York, Ontario and Western *’atlonal I-en<l . orthern Pacific...... New York Central "’orfolk and Western 'emtsylvanln _ eople'f On* Pressed Steel Car do. preferred Pacific Mail Heading Republic Steel......... Hock Island . do. nreferrt United States I do, preferred... Southern Pacific .. Southern Hallway do. preferred BIoss-Blioffleld.. * Tenuessee Coal and Iron Texas and Pacific Ited States Steel do, preferred Vlrglnla-Carollim, Chemical do, preferred ^ Western Union '♦ Wabash do, preferred..'.. * Wisconsin Central do, preferred Total Stock sales today 1,021,800 shares. RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET AT NEW YORK. Aug... . ... Sept. . . . . ~ct . or. . . . . Dee Jan. . . . . Feb March. . . * II AT NEW ORLEANS. Aug. * . Sept. . . Oct. . . Nov. . . Dec. . . Jan. . . Feb. . . March. , a ■ 9.06- 07 9.07- 08 9.11 r. 9.1748 9.24-25 9.34-38 9.08-10 9.92*91 9.03- 06 9.04- 06 9.10-U 9.14*17 Cloeefl quiet. TIPS FLASHED From Wall StrooL ed by nhorts. Frmn other 1 p«rt!on| of cotton belt report* arc equally aa satisfac tory and Indicate, if anything, l< rloratlon than Is usual for the \ end critical month of August. LONDON STOCK MARKET. 8TOCK- An» toads. 1 , Atchison.. .. do, preferred iltlmore a mV Ohio. ... * anndiaq Pacific.. Chesapeake and Ohio. . .. Chic., Mil. and St. Pant...*. Illinois’ Ventral.’. 7. ’ ’.. * ’.7 ’.. Louisville and Naahyllle. Missouri, Kansas and Texas.. do, preferred *ow York Central. . . Northern Pacific.. .. .. Norfolk and Western.... Ontario.and Western. .. Pennsylvania., leading lock Island Southern Pacific Southern Hallway/. .. „ Union Pacific.. nnasn.... .. do, preferred.. ...... COTTON REGION BULLETIN.; Per ths 24 fionrt ending at 8 a. o„ 73t! meridian time. August 25 1906. * STATIONS OF ATLANTA cjoud/. . , . . . clouity. . . . . , llo, cloudy. . . . iffin, cloudy ..jgcon f eh ‘ don 11 cello. Vewnaa. cloudy. tome, clear. Spartanburg, p. rlowly.... ’r-ii-.-w—, i, cloudy cloudy..., Tallapooaa, p. dot Tpceoa, clear. . . West Potn t. p. di llax. Min. IT HEAVY HAINPALfAI. _ ort Gibson. Miss ..IA0 Warren. Ark ,1.80 Dlat. Averages. Galveston. . Little Hock. Memphis. . . 13 10 InxpprvclabU' rainfall. Temp’tur*. Max. Min. KS 70 84 72 84 74 92 72 92 92 72 04 94 P 98 ii 88 72 REMARK8. the Ucel Private Wire* to all Exchanges. Long Distsrws Taltphona 5293. W. IL FAGAN, Mungfltfb ie past 34 hour*. Halns were Hgfit and Ideiy acmttereil: none t*W lu the Galveston nd Memphis districts. Heavy rains fell at Warren, Ark., and Port Gibson. Miss. * MAitHimy. mUoo Director. THE DRY G00D8 MARKET, ew York, Aag. 29.—The dry goods mar. Is firm and active In thie jobbing bonses. Dresa goods sold well. Fsncy prints for fall and spring are selling let ter. Export goods for the Red sen have l»een sold to the extent of 3,000 balea. Cot* ton yarns are selling slowly. Wire to'Ware A Lfland. Private New , - latter on —. of a move In the stock. An unfavorable bank i pee ted, but orrangoment for gold Imports, snd V-—* - --— Southern Pacific are Iljfely to forge to the front. Again there are bull tips on Steels. Sugar. Erics, Atchison and Chesapeake Ohio. tement la ex pected, but arrangement pas been made for gold Imports, and union Pacific and — — uWjj * "ugar. and it’’will be no more than, natural should xtenslve realising tnke place, for uiaoy Iterators will deaTre to even up over Sun- %lnk Steels and Copper will be very ctlre In an upward direction. The bank aUtemcut Is exitected to show an autlro losa of surplus, liut the plan seems to he to hold prices until gold Im ports are announced. Private Wire to Glbert*& Clay. New York. Aug. 26.-Bulla ou copper (H'ks lay atreos on reduetlou Of Chilean production of the mettfl. Mercantile agoncles report wholesome activity In all lines. Copper mnrket firm, with principal buying by electrical equip ment firms. . tl . Look for stronger and higher market. Reported poolln Sugar will put up the price, but would rather buy rails. . . THE COFFEE MARKET. Following Is the opening i of the New York coffee day: „X« n iark.1, i trees with respect to the Stock now look for still further nd- In the list, aa a. wSwfr.They a nr been seen this week. »t is conniienuy predicted that, although Union Pacific. Southern Pacific and wf. Paul bavo had advances between 20 and 80 point* eneh, isy are still among the moat attractive tatnree In the market from a apeculntlve obit of view. It is inslntatued that Imth uion Pacific and 8t, Paul will sell at 300 r higher, nnd that Southern Pacific, on r basis of January.. , Feliruary.. March.. .. April May iSfir.v.v:: Atignsf September.. October,... Noremlier.. Deeemlmr. 7.007°^' 7.06-7.15 Close. 6.95-7.00 7.00-7.10 T.10-7.15 ..7.20*7.26 7.16*7.89 ,..7.30 7.20*7.25 ,..7.30-7.40 7.25-7.30 ..7.36-7.40 7.36-7.40 ..4.79-4.89 4.49-6.« ..4.46-6.75 4.60-4.66 ..4.75*4.86 6.79A.80 ,.4.80*6.90 180.0.90 .6.90-4.96 19Cfff$ NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. Private wire to Glbert & Clay. Chicago. Au". '25.—Thu UecJnfcHernld says: "Quite a Inrge aggregate quantity of cash wheat will be tuken In aud paid for by miaeeUenneous eoinmlsMloii houses Septemlier 1. The quality of wheat and the price have together attracted .quite n num ber of mtscelTn neons Investors. Septembe liquidation yesterday was by‘no mean ns general ns. might have ln»en expected so late In the mouth. Elevator Interests were generally willing to take the Sep tember atid exchange December at mluin of almut 3Vic to ‘ ‘ ' chsUKes of a few basis of „ .tecemhm* at a pic for the latter. The big day* ago were made “Thu big corn houses cat} attention to the /net that not a bushel of mew corn has beeu sold for export." northern, the latter”aMle over September In store. Kales of corn were 190,004 and oats 156, 000, Including 20,900 for direct export. Seaboard sales 88,000 wheat, 14,U"») corn sud 100,000 (sits. Ju cetYl little prospect' for export' business nt the it levei of ' |i ibl that TIOR imH very large. line for export business. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. TKb following fig -ilflU-. movement of wheat nnd aornt Wheat—Itceolptn today res give the primary buahele, merits tiMlsy 442,000 liusheli 061 bushels Inst year. Corn—Receipts today 379,597 bushels. vitHIIW• * ». »• •*«,•» . .o.w»Ti.iu Cloiml ■trail]’. Uni.. 17«,S00 1**«. LIVE STOCK MARKET. THE MADDOX-RUCKER HANKINS COMPANY, with capital, surplus and shareholders’ liability of 0,000.00, solicits ac counts of individuals, firms and corporations. Idle money waiting an investment can draw 3 1-2 per cent interest in our Savings Department-with drawal any day without notice. AT TJ OPENING Rains in Northwest, Fore cast for Larger World's Shipments Factors. PIT CROWD SELLERS There Was a Little Scatter ed Buying by Commis sion Houses Early. „ iilrlrra raid tint import bid*, taarrally a«p«klii3. ware out of lino on r„>tta •boat nnd corn. I'rlmnr.* irtirat 517.0U) lm«hol« and corn 330,Duo. compared with 740,000 nnd (67.000 respectively a year oirialsomn’linihei 1 ™ 1,10 ’® 0 ' COrU 35 ’°° 0 ’ “"' 1 t’n.U Mica here 10,000 liu.hcla wheat, 7'Vno huehcln Corn and P ».«»> Im.hela on tv. load. cur. nnd i t,u,h«U out a. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. for h tofiay foflSiwl' r0T,s,o,l, Quotatlom ' Previous ■..„.Open. High. Low. Close. Close. WHEAT- fe'i a %w- m m ?lu “ Be|,t.... 47H «», 47H <*V. -tv, Ssb 2* si a? nt -ce'::.::' 5$ gk te*;:: IM 2:E H !:% I:B % HL J *bi'dW ><> 7,,2Vi 7 7,9:14 te is* m i-s is* uvtf 7 -^ No. 3 red 724W344; No. 3 do 7H672: No. % hard winter 71671H; No. 3 do 0^70^. 7.87ti 8.87*4 NORTHWEST CARS. following flgtires give tha northwest cars today, last week ami lost year: /Jilt Laat Today. Week. Year. Minneapolis. ...... 96 90 40 Duluth. . 15 20 37 CHICAGO CAR LOTg* ^ Today.j Tomorrow. LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. (Vbcat—0|>efici! changed to 4c " i—Ol»cned By PrlyaU Leased Wire. Chicago. Ang. 36.—Itogs—Estimated relpta today 16,600: left over 8,787: market steady; light K.t6$6-67tt: mixed $5.9^6.66: heavy ».»««.«: rnnahli.W<t«.7l; pl«» «S.W <46.20; yorken* I6.45M.B; good to choice ■SKfCSSL . receipts 400. Market unchanged; quality fair; Veves $3.80(66.60; £*»w» fi.36GL30; nelfers $2.30fl5.ap: calve* $5.5007.75; good prime steers $5.30<r6.60; poor to medium 93.86B5.20; Stockers and feeders $6.40fi6.50. Sheep—Estimated receipts 2.909. Market SXPHSW**® 6 SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldeat Eatablfshed Office South. COTTON—STOCKS—BONDS—DRAIN Ground Floor Gould Building. Daily market letter ntirt market manunl mailed on application. the dividend declared and the NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT. The weekly etetement of the New York flank ' Aaeot'latlon .howa the follottln* chan in; iwitix) L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COnOH, STOCKS, CRAIN Correspondent's Capital $250,000 ItEFCRCNCC, THC NKAL DANK RHONE MIT. RflUlHCNTIAL BLDO Circulation. . HUBBARD BROS & CO. COTTON MERCHANTS Atlanta Offices. 219-221 Century Building. Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Or leans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Aaao ciiilioii, Chicago Ho ir.l of Trade. New York Cof fer Exchange, New York Produce l.xchangc. Muxinrss’solicitol for flic ubov rexeliangcs. Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited. Phones 454, Long Diatance 39. A. S. Hustace, Mgr. Safe Deposit Boxes. For rent in our vaults tn the basement of the Empire {Building for only $5.00 per annum. You should not be without one. Call pnd in spect them. Title Guarantee * and Trust Company. 3J % Compound Interest Is the ret. your money will drew If deposited In the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST! CORPORATION CAPITAL $500,000.00. CANDLER BLDG. STRONG, SAFE, CONSERVATIVE You «re Invited to call and Inepect our quarter, and Investigate our facilities to .erve you. A hearty welcome awaits you at this bank. ASA G. CANDLER, President. W. H. PATTERSON, Vlce-Prea. A. P. COLES. Caahler. JOHN 8. OWENS, Vlce-Prea. WM. D. OWENS, Aaat. Cashier. r ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA, GA. C. E. CURRIER, President. A. E. THORNTON, Vloe-President H. T. INMAN, Vlce-Praaldent. GEO. R.' DONOVAN, Caahler JAMES 8. FLOYD, Aaa’t Caahltr. Capital $500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Yonr Patronage. WARE A LELAND COTTON, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS, Mo. 2 Win St., Ptlorj Billdlat, Atlaati. Cl. • Ckltago. Chicago Board of Trade. Chicago Slock iachiage. Mew York Cel fee Etchaage. B. C CQTURAN. Maaaqer. J/dn«DM Phene 2