The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, October 06, 1906, Image 15
CUBA LAND
for sale in large
TRACTS, we are FORM
AL A SYNDICATE TO
PURCHASE A LARGE
TRACT OF LAND IN
CUBA.
WRITE OR CALL ON
PS FOR PROSPECTUS.
0, T. PHILLIPS & CO.,
ROOMS 1406-1407,.
FOURTH NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
sa i l KIMY, OCTOBER
OPENED ACTIVE,
Heavy Realizing Sales Fea
ture in the First
Minutes.
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Lively's twenty-five -
yenrj' experience of ed
iting markets lu Atlanta
nml the South has made
him a recognised au
thority lu his specialty.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
E. A. NESBIT & CO.,
Bell Phone 887.
514 Empire Building.
rr^EfToF GOOD LKVBL I.ANOT.
»»rrra under the plow, and 40 acres In
M,tnrr; » ncre. In orlRlnnl forest. Jpleu-
Sf,l (Ive rnom lurahe. Inrce barn, nnd one
ttrre-rneni hminc. nnd nU neeeranry out-
E n ., Thin l» "lie of the moat deslra-
ft. of property In DeKalb comity,
I'm mull he seen to he fatly appreciated.
!5r,m within 409 yorda of tho depot ou
kTkeflltonrd Air line railroad, nml only
ll’nihrifroni Atlanta, by r. .mol dirt
will fell or exchange for Atlanta or
^liui! 1 raelinif'iinde^tlra' plow; Vnlnnro
mitol limiter nnd pasture, with ord •
uh Improvement a. Good orebord nnd well
“..ere.": Fine bnrinln ot 51,400.
& lmit nm| ,l renr‘verandii: H m«d 10 neren'of
urtl rich land: gt'od tratrr, fluu frtilt,
{S. one-half mfleoMhe *pot. and froiit.
Ik. Miinmtl ovrr 2,000 fppt, nlso tnr lie*
rtlur pul'llr road. Vhli Is n little beauty.
UOAl llKS 1 MII.K FROM DKFOT; GOOD
toar-room ho,we nml outbafMIngs. open
lanOf for three nRwn 'ymtier enough to
also within 14 mllra of tho car Hlic, $50
M ACllKH OF GOOD LFTVKTj LA^b. WiVU
new three room hnuaa
MthalMInga. Almut onr-half nnUrr tbr
plow, 1*Innrp original S"*JjjfMtBfJ
TW« liintl crtrnrrs oti thr IS*al»oara Air
Une. and I* only ons-half mlla from n
bustling llttlo vllfftgo with fine schools,
fhorche*. <*tc. Fourteen tulles from At.
ri.MllKtt I.ANl'lS;
U6i At'ltkk Oh' l.iiNfl l.KAF GKondiA
pin- Ilmlier now ready for thei «aw mill,
vtih railroad running through the middle
ef the irnrt. one thousand aerea of this
Iran will cut 6,900 feet or more per aere.
The entire irnet will cut an nrerage of 3,060
IM I»r nrre. I^igglna. condition* good.
Frier pa per nere, with good terms
fcyt ACHES OF fink rAuilSG LAND.
near Heflin. Ala. One hnndre«l acraa of
thl* 1* bottom lands, oral th« remainder la
fond and suitable land far cotton, corn,
wheat and other product* adapted to this
climate. It ha* several smalt houses, and
a large two-story barn; will hold twenty
h«d of stock. The place Is well watered,
and ironld make fine stock farpi. The own
er la furred to sell, and Is offering this at
th« very lorn* figure «f $5 per acre.
J. A. BROOKS,
Beal Estate, 407 Fourth
National Bank. Bell
Phone 1393 Main.
1 HAVE A STORE PROPOSITION IN A
flrat-riaas section, established trade; can
•fll you something good In thl* line.
Wr I AN OWN YrfFTt OWN HOMK IF
)"U hum 1290 rn.li nml enn pay 120 per
«i»ili. Corner bit, new 6-room noline, ell
improvements; car line In front; strictly
White section.
n>FFEU rill-: IIKKT BARGAIN THAT
h«, i»m on the morkrt for n long time.
It 1, nurr,Minded liy n fnetory, nml If you
VIII ffk me nlmut It 1 will nhow yon.
W. Ml VO~\VANT A S' It'S M.lWia
firm m-.-ir Allnntn? I here a splendid
'lai-p at lieentur. leiok at It. I’rlee 12.750.
IIIIIKK Slt'R HOilBH N'eTR GRANT
lark; new, with all conveniences; cany
CABLES UNFAVORABLE
Floor Traders Heavy Sellers
For a Reaction—Rallied
10 Points After Opopjng
New York, Oct. fluilnci. at the open
Inf or the local cotton market wua verx
active ami the undertone weak. Heavy
realising wna a feature anil room trailers
were large eellera for n reaction. The
blea were decidedly dlaappolntlng.
market rallied ten point! after the open
The market for futures In Liverpool
opened and closed barely steady. First
prices were a decided disappointment
to the bulla, being Irregular at declines
of some 3 points. To respond to New
York's advance yesterday. .October
should have started the session 8 1-2
points higher, while the later positions
were due to come 8 to 8 1-2 points up.
At the close the near months were un
changed and late months 1-2 to 2 points
higher.
Spot prices were quiet but firm at
17 points advance on sales of 5,000
bales.
On the discouraging Liverpool ad
vices New York opened 1 to 22<polnts
lower, and continued to decline
throughout the entire session.
There was nothing in the domestic
news to which could be attributed
cause for weakness. Qeneral showers
were reported throughout the cotton
belt, with unconfirmed rumors of light
frost at Abilene, Tex. Fair weather,
however. Is predicted for the eastern
belt for tonight and Sunday, which to
gether with the usual evenlng-up over
the Sunday Interval In liberal realis
ing profits and the resultant decline.
The slump Is What Is called by the
trnde "a natural reaction," which, the
bulls claim, will be quickly recovered.
The close In New York was 28 to 44
points lower. V
New Orleans at the close showed de
clines of 41 to 45 points.
Estimated receipts Monday:
1908 1905.
New Orleans. .10,000 to 12,000 7,385
Galveston. . . .24',000 to 26,000 19,671
Houston.. . . .16.000 to 17,000, 21,702
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
prpool. spot cotton firm: mlildlloi
8.81*1; soles 5,000; American
speculation nml export 300; receipts 6,0(0
American 4,600.
Atlanta, sternly at 10J4e.
New York, quiet at 10.60c.
Ilaltlmore, nominal at 10’Ac.
Augusta, steady at I9\c.
Havannah, steady at 196kc.
Ht. lands, quiet at 10\c.
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS.
Ths following table shows receipts at th*
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
i/mopening range and
2,.’ h ' N '» York coffee mar\et fo
Opening
Bftugp.
January..
fiSS?- ■”
Jnn*.
July....’ *•
August,..
f^Fii.imr ” “
y > v**ntl#>r.
WUUlsT. t
i'ioeril '
.. ..6.6ft-€.«6
::Vt
.. ,.6.80-6.16
.. ..6.0O-0.W
0.904.96
.. ..C9ftA.ll
.. . .195-7.ftft
.. ..0.40-0.45
.. .* ,0.404.80
156-1(7
rtos*.
0.004.06
C. (ft-0.7ft
6*704.75
0.75-0.9ft
ISO-116
IB-4.90
190-0.10
0.90*7.Oft
7.00-7.00
Kig
0.56-0.60
New Orlenns. . ,
Galwstoh. . . •
Mobile
Snvnnnnli. . . . •
Charleston. . . •
Wilmington. . .
Norfolk
»«r York
Poston
Brunswick . .
l*ort Townwod. .
Totftl Uncompleted.
24768
noft
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Tbs following tabra shows receipt! nt the
interior towns today, compured with tbe
tame day latt year:
Houston. ,
Augusta. .
Memphis.
17791
6100
2331
L. J. ANDERSON & CO/3
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
AtaWr °,F»'
,4* stiff}- * • • 1
,,h M steady.
New York. Oct. 6.—There
comlltloBB. t-crlnln pi
to the short side, and there was same In
crease In the general abort Interest, which
will. In all prolmlilllty, serve to crpnlc a
•I reuser speculative situation for next
week. The recelpta were still fair, hot It
Is still apparent that there will lie an
Inrrenae In the movement next week. On
any ndrnnca front present levels, there Is
likely to be considerable selling, put mi-
411 there Is more definite Information as to
the extent of the damage during the past
week, the chances nre thnt the hull In
tent will be favored to the highest de
cree.
GIDERT <& CLAY'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER.
New Orleans. Oct. 4.-Option* In Liver
pool pursued «n uneventful course, chwiug
rtlHiut at expected-namely,. uu«*luiugetl to
2 |K»lnt* advance. Hpot wile* Were fair,
considering the *hort day. 6.000 bale* having
l»een told nt nu advance In quotations of
17 point*. “*
.. Cable* were expressive of
favorable Influence* nt work and antic!-
pated a decline. ' ‘
Official and rumored re
NAME OF STOCK.
American Sugar Uli .
Anaconda.
American Locomotive.. • • . .
do, preferred. ..*••• ,
Amer. Smelting Ref. . . + . ..
. do, preferred. ........
Atchison .
• do. preferred.
Amerlcun Cotton Oil
Amer. Car Foundry.
Hu It I more Sc Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Tran.
Canadian Pacific . .
Lnlo. «& Northwestern.. ....
Lberapeske Sc Ohio, , , . , , .
Colorado Fun & Iron
Central Leather.
.preferred
n£! c * * <Jr * ut Waat’n
RWc., MU. & St. I*. . . . . . .
nWm ar .® £ nudion
Hlstiller * Securities .. . , . .
Erls
.. preferred. . . . . . . .
jfiftSHr.-:::::::
Cife:*;;;:II
Total stock *nlef today 4^1(66 share*.
NAMF. OF STOCK.
Y.. out. & Western.
National Lead
Northern Pacific. . , . ,
N'-'v Yni K cvntrgf* . .
Norfolk A Western. . . ,
Pennsylvania. ...«.,
People’* (i:is
Pressed Steel Car. . . ,
do. preferred. . . . ,
Pacific Moll
Kcpub
tio. preferred. . .
Sloss-Shcftlefd. . . . .
Teun. Coal & Iron. . *
Texas & Pacific. . . .,
Union Pnclflc. ....
United States Btetl.
do. preferred. . .
Va.-Car. Chemical. .
do. preferred. . • .
Western Uulou. . . . ,
Wabash ,
do. preferred. . . ,
Wisconsin Central* * .
-do. preferred. . , ,
NEW YORK.
Oct. . .
Nov. . .
Dm. . .
Jan. . .
Feb. . .
•Urn. *
May.. .
Closed hardy
OTfift ld:«i010.92-94
Mi 10.61 10.47-60 10.06-37
10.60 10.44-60 mggmm
1 ft. W110.63*-*
110.61-63
11
10.99*90
10.91-92
80
11.10-12
11.10-12
11.11-14
LIVERPOOL.
TU following tahl* glrea the opening
rang, and clots, compared with yaaterday's
doss:
Full
urea opened linraly Heady.
Opsnlng
llan-e.
*. •: im
NOTES ON GRAIN
Pointers on Provision*.
Prime Wire to Ware A Leland.
Long wheat coming out In chunks around
*c. Mould begin buying December wheat,
also May wheat under 70c. Good buying of
May on wale down.
Considerable lung wheat wn* put oh the
market vesterdny. and Is not well absorlied
yet. This, with lower cables, will give us
another easier market today, but would
uy wheat on any such break.
Oats maintain a strum
last summer. We would call attention to
the light storks not only here but at all
i»olnts In comparison with last year, thnt
!s a most bullish feature, while we believe
that future depmnds will lie greater not
only fori home consumption but for export.
It Is hardly worth whllo to wait for reac
tions to buy on: In fact, we would favor In
vestment purchase* at the market, as well
~i on a scale down.
In consequence of tbe reduction In stocks
anil the small movement. It Is no wonder
that bearish efforts In provisions prove un
availing, especially on any product that Is
>elng ltoucht for Investment on the basis of
»U per cent for bogs. There Is no need to
ook for sacrifice sale# by farmers, for, with
a continuation of their last season's policy,
higher price* must result, while It should
not be lost sight of that a tremendous
movement Is ahead.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of ths Vlwcy Staple.
3 down.
rerpool
Af 12:1
October
Oct.-Nov. . ,
Nov.-Dec... ,
Dec.-Jan
Jsn.-Keb.. ..
Feb.-March. .
March-April.
April May.. ..
May-Jun*.. ..
June July
Closed barely steady.
NEW ORLEANS.
Ths following Is the range la cotton fn*
tures In New Orleans today:
ILL THE CEREALS
LEFT OFF LOWER
Chicago, Oct. 8.—The export trade
In wheat for the dsy was quite small
at only 15 boat loads, which, with the
selling of tong grain by Valentine, was
the principal bear helps to the market.
The price closed 3-8@l-2c lower for
the day. Special cable to The North
western Miller says that losses are re
ported as serious In the provinces of
Santa Fc, Cordova and Center Rios,
Rnd that rain has stopped all field
work. The Northwest was a big sell
er. The buying was scattered.
Corn closed 1-3@>S-Sc lower; oats
were off l-4@S-6c; canned provisions
w'ere unchanged.
Cash sales here were 35,000 bushels
wheal, 110,000 bushels corn and 80,000
bushels oats. At the seaboard 15 loads
wheat, 5 loads corn and 150,000 bush
els oats.
Clearances for the day 101,000 bush
els wheat, 62,000 bushels corn and 2,-
000 bushels oats.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET..
Chicago gram and provision quotations
for today follow:
Open. High.
:30 p. m„
nml luirrlr stonily, galea. 6.000 amts,
up, at 6.31(1. Futures were due to come
up ou October and 666H up uu 1ml-
nuce.
I'arpentof, Baggett k Co. say: <"The
took. as though It would work Ort
01 * “
market __ _____
higher until tho actimi moveiuuet of cot
ton relieve* the tension."
The visible statement la a stniid-ql
American Increase 199.000. Tptal Incrctt!
190.00ft. Mill takings 191.000. •
Following la the statistical position of
cotton on Friday. October 6, ns intule np
Visible supply
American. .
n sight. . . _ .
’’or week 398,442
■ort receipts. . -. *12.437
.1.387.390 1.197.740 2.3U.
.1.945.147 964.700 1,69G.0(
B9.470
276.149
499,930
184,198
184,190
: utcrlor stock.
- 203.051
180,177
190,718
Private Wire to Glbert A Clay.
New York, Oct. 6.—Liverpool closed un
changed to 1 higher. Was due about 8
higher on near nml 41i6 up on distant. We
should oiieu about 10 lower oh near and 8v
— IlsUut months.
’’Haturilay market.
Some realising and some short selling for
reaction.” _ „. , ,
New Orlenns, Oct. 0.-Liverpool Is ns ex
pected. a* compared with Sew Orleans,
bnt disappointing on New York. Wan
due unchanged to 1 point up nu the for
mer. and 10 up on near «»»« '»•*
in nt mouths, as compared with the lat
ter market.
hear there nre numerous reports of
frost In northwest Texas In the district
around Ablleue. ■
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New Tork. Oct. 4.-Local and refined and
' ec 74H
fa-™
JBtv &
OATS- /
Dii- 2 I'd
May 35H
July 314
roitK—
Jan... 18.45
LARD-
et.... 8.924
Nov. . 8.60
Jan... 7.924
BIDES—
Oct.... 8.074
Jnn.... 7.20
181
&
HP*
7.MH
M SK
n ^
I R
im
18.50
8.924
if
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
OcTTT
Nov. . .
Dec. . .
Jam , .
Feb. . .
March. .
May.. .
Jane. .
July . .
“Cloacri
J a
Tt.78T6.43
steady.
10.8310.40
10.9lfin.66
io.n|a9i
II
I
10.4316.44-
iftis R46-4»lii
10.57110.67-58
10.31110.62-63
10.72 10.74 10.73-76 I
10.83 10.8s!10.83-85 I
...110.88-63
...110.33 98
I!
fo.B-66
CHRONICLE’S WEEKLY
WEATHER REPORT
Now York. Oc*. 5.—"Advices from tho
S<»uth this evening by telegraph nre. on
the whole, somewhat of n satisfactory ten
or. Its In has fallen In most lomlltle*, and
In sections of Alalmmn. Mississippi, Ar
kansas and Tennessee and nt a few points
In Texas, the precipitation has been ex
cessive. As a result of tho wet weather,
picking has Iwen considerably Interfered
with mid damage to cotton ta claimed In
n number of districts. From Texas, there
are complaints of scarcity of pickers. Con
ditions have caused Interruption to the
limrkotljig "f II,p i-raji,"
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
Oldest Established Office South.
COTTOI STOCKS BONOS—GRAIN
Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally
market letter und market manual
mailed on apiillosilon.
15
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COTTON MOVEMENT
DURING PAST WEEK
Th* statement of the movement of cotton
for the wwk and so far for the Besson
was complied by Kuperlnteudent King, of
the New York cotton exchange:
19J6.
1305.
i’ort receipt*
Overland to mills .and Usnada..
flouthem mill taking* testl-
4ii.s»
4,7*
4.9ft.
18,5.7
xTM
7,434
46,000
47,976
Galn of stock at Interior
towns .. .. .
Ilronjjht Into sight for the
384.18*
453-413
Total Crop Movement.
1900. | UMfi.
Port receipts'.
Overland to mills nnd Pan
ada
Southern mill taking* lestl-
mated)
Stock nt Interior town* lu
excess of Ssptemlier 1..
983,243
22,974
216,000
85.940
,274,670
25,401
20d,000
148.129
Brought Into sight thus |
for for season.. . ,.11.313
813.157il.tt7.2e0
SPINNERS’ TAKINGS
AMERICAN COTTON
Th* tsklnrs of Aniprli-nn eottou by
wnrlil * .plntirra. niTut-ilIng to Kecfei
Ussier, Is ns follow:
-lory
19J6. 1306.. ,1904.
ending Ode-
’ 131.036 2U.0Y) 217.006
..651,009 831,069 639,090
Week
her 5
Bln-e September
Takings tllK-e Sep
tember 1 divided
ns follow:
American spinners:
North suit (.'amnia,.
Smith
Foreign spinners..
Totals....
..851.000 331,009 638,000
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
ETOPIOU
AmuIgn ma ted Cupper.
Anaeftoa*
Atchison
„ ,d*», prefer ret l
Bsltlmorc and Ohio
Cniinrtinu Pacific..
. . _ -erred.** ?,*',!* *..*
Illinois Central
l^tulsvllle nnd Nashville. . .
Missouri, Kansas nnd Texas.
do. preferred
New Yorlf Central.. , . ,
Nor them Pacific. . . .
Norfolk ami Western. •
Ontario and Western. .
['eiinsylrnnla
leading „ „
lock Island
Houthern Pacific
flout hern Hallway. .. ,
Union Pacific ,
United fltntea Hteel. .
do, preferred. . . ,
Wabash
do. preferred
STOCKS FIRST HOUR
WERE VERT QUIET
»i
Important DcY'clopmtiita
After Close Had Little
Effect Yesterday;
BUSINESS WAS SMALL
Harriman Stocks •
Fractional Ad-
Advance.
Made
«
New York, Oct. is.—The market felt
the strength of profit taking through
out the day, and In the last half In the
appearance of the disappointing hunk
return prices yielded very generally.
The bank statement, with Its dr-
crease of $3,800,000 cash and $3,117,000
tn surplus reserve,'Is widely at vari
ance with previous calculations. The
Impossibility of any trustworthy pre
diction while the transfers and cross
transfers on Import gold operations are
In progress Is decisively shown. Un
doubtedly the real position of ths
banks Is much stronger than the fig
ures show.
Amalgamated Copper ope
Hteel opened pr.rtfr.hr ut
paeiac gained % and Mien
Trading on ths Stock
ern l'nrhlr nnd IlMtlntote and Ohio last _
Amalgamated Copper opened up U nnd
—■ changed, union
reacted 94-
exChnnge wna
surprisingly quiet through the first
hour In view of the Important devel
opments that’occurred after th<- ol -se
yesterday. The mocks most directed
by the consummation of the ore dent
could only be called steady nr nny
time. The Harriman stocks made frac
tional advances on small business.
General Electric was ths special fea
ture, advancing 6 points. London was
not a factor.
Government bonds unchanged. Other
bond* steady.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Chicago, Oct. I.—JlOEa-Eatlmnted
colptt toilny 10,000. Morkrt weak and gvii-
- ' — fair: left over 4.-
More Markets on Page Two.
kimW’S" ANU SI I KM I ON AIIY AL-
lJA*M.|',-riiP rctftilnr monthly uilsslomiry
iiio«*tlng of the nlllnnoo will bo hold iu tlm
AtHnmv* linli, 734 North Broad street, Sun
day at 3 p. in. Hev. It. A. Forrest will
JSStf missloiinry %%}$%
taken at this time, and a full attendauvo Is
expected.
L. J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN
Correspondent's Capital $250,000
REFERENCE, THE NEAL. BANK
PHONE <4IT. PRUDENTIAL. BLOG
WM. L. l-nRI, preildent.
nODEBT F. MADDOX, Vies Preildent
THOMAS J. PEEPLES, Cartier.,
MADDOX-RUCKER BANKING COMPANY.
CAPITAL * - .......... $200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . . $500,000.00
Accounts, small as well as large, invited.
3 1-2 per cent interest paid and compounded semi-
annually in our Savings Department.
Wlioat—Opened 4c lower; dosed
lower.
Corn—Opened 4c lower; closed 4c lower.
NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT.
changes:
Itcsorves.
Ilians. .
flpede. . .
Legal*. . .
Dc|HlSlt*. .
Increase. Depress*.
L243.8IW
2.604.000
2,72),900
CHICAGO CAR LOT8.
Wheat..
Com.. ..
Oats.. ..
TRY A WANT AD
IN THE GEORGIAN
J. T. HOI,I.I-3M AN, President.
F. J. I'AXOX. Ylre-Prealdent.
\V. I- KEMI'. Treasurer.
J. \V. ANDtlEWS, Heeretary.
UNION SAVINGS
BANK
Four Per Cent Inter
est Paid on Deposits
ASSETS $150,000,00
One dollar starts an account.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sat
urdays till 9 o'clock at night
DIRECTORS $
TIIOH. J. PKKFLKR.
W. II. 9TOVALL. F. J. l>AXON.
IV. O. FOOTI-:. f. T. IIOLI.FMAN
rLYDB BRGOK8.J. M. JOHNSON.
Safe Deposit Boxes
For rent in our Vaults in the basement of the
Empire {Building for only $5.00 each per
annum.
Absolute Security and all Modem Conveniences
You should not be without one. IVe invite
you to call and inspect them.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
parti Of from In Texn. wen- the meet tin
tmrtsnt of the .day's developments, si-
»nc* In Affecting higher
maintenance of yester
Ihrwifh* ai*an~Tnflnenre In affecting higher
prices, or even a nwlnter — —*“
dnv’a levels, the report* w<
ment. Nevertheless, the m»r»«rb wni. M.-r*-
ous and erratic during the day. Oonaldera
ble evening up of o|h»ii contracta prior to
fl inday ai»rve«l to bring about a gradual de-
ellne, 'tnatead of a perpeaiUenlsr oue. anil
the brighter prospect* for fair nnd warm
er weather In the Meat, nnd also elear
weather for the Eastern l»clt for both to-
GIBERT & CLAY
■‘USAMA.T, S^%*N. S°A?S:
COFFEE. PROVISIONS
ATLANTA. OA.
*•» York E!;5*5S.-Jn.w Orle.
Vor-k co«S g£%|£~ srsiS frSISSSi
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««*! and Lang Dlitanes Ttlephont 5298. W. R. FAGAN. Manan.N
Board of Trad—
‘ 'otton Asaoelatloa
Cotton Cxcbangs
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Eoipire Building. Bel! Phone, Main 853.
ATLANTA. GEORGIA. .
WORLD’S VISIBLE
• SUPPLY STATEMENT
flecretsrr Hester. In bl* statement of th*
world'* vLlble supply of cotton for the
terday.
week endeil yeaten
...... show* an Incrcnoe
for" the week'Just closed of 179,938, against
Mil Increase of 152.230 last year and nu In
crease of .*.29.933 year lK»fore latt.
The total visible Is L140,I». against 1.-
768.227 last week. 3.690.i04 last year and
2 142.432 year before last. Of thl*. the to-
till of Amrrlrnn ™tton I. 1.WL130. ngaln.l
1.194.277 la.t F'-k. 2.331,704 lam yrar and
1.627.432 yrar bi-tun- la.t. and of all other
kind.. Including Bgnit. HraxH. India.jjti\.
133.063 la.t y«r and 515,006 year before
'“ft. total world'* vlithlo .apply of eottoa,
a. aliorr. *baw« «n Ir.ereair compnred
lrlth brat week of 173.903. « dorrrnio eom-
onrSl with Ism yoor of HI,574. and a d.-
roSpSSt trim yror Iraforo latt of
! 'of the world's vlalldr supply of cotton,
a. .Imre, then- la now alloat nnd lirl.llii
(treat llrltaln nnd continental Knione *a.;
nnlirat 1.112.000 brat year nml 1,132.6k)
rear fiefore laat; la faypt 4T,W>, agnln.t I
44 ooft last year and 8t.fioft jrear »*af. •
hi India. 473.000. naolnat. 464.000 last year;
imt :«*» 7«r befora brat: .m b. he,
I nllc-I gtate. 8M.OOO. ngalti.t 1.081,06) brat
yi-nr nnd 799,006 yrnr before iaat.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
■4
ATLANTA, GA.
C. E. CURRIER, President. A. E. THORNTON, Vlee-Prealdent.
H. T. INMAN, Vice-President. GEO. R. DONOVAN, Cashier.
JAMES 6. FLOYD, Ais't Cashier.
Capital 8500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
HUBBARD BROS & CO.
COTTON
’•? MERCHANTS
Atlanta Officea, 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.
Buxlncxs solicited for the above exchanges.
Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited.
Phones 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Huatace, Met.
LOWRY NATIONAL BANK
3| % Compound Interest
la the rate your money will draw If deposited In the SAVINGS
.DEPARTMENT of
CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST CORPORATION
CAPITAL $500,000.00. CANDLER BLDG.
STRONG, SAFE, CONSERVATIVE
You are Invited to call and inepect our quarters and investigate
' -.:•»» •: serve you. A hearty we'come awaits you at this
bank.
A3A G. CANDLER, President.
W. I!. PATTERSON, Vlce-Pret. A. P. COLES. Caehler.
JOHN S. OWENS, Vice Pres. WM. D. OWENS, Aset. Cashier.
nlxht end Sowtav traded In
h-esen the mira.InMa of the trade, nml
there Wit. *1.0 more xeneml feellux of i
hopefnlncM. wblrb nt time, imvr evident-,-
of Inspiring more rvucerted action on the
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS
OVER ONE MILLiON DOLLARS
Foreign Exchange, Travelers’ Checks, Brown
Brothers’ Letters of Credit available in all parts
of the world.
Frank Ifairklas, Pmtdeat.
Third National Bank
Capital
Surplus
$200,000.00.
$300,000.00.
Dr. 'A. W. Calhoun.
Mtltoo Dargsn.
DIRECTORS: j. n. Nunonlly
Frank Ilawkloo. J DutoU Paym
II. M. Atkinson. H B llntftor.
JotF|ik A. MrCorfi. l)avl<l Woodwn
part uf the lisarfc