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Newspaper Page TextCUBA LAND p0R SALE IN LARGE TRACTS. WE ARE FORM- IXG A SYNDICATE TO PURCHASE A LARGE tract of land in CUBA. WRITE OR CALL ON US FOR PROSPECTUS. C.T. PHILLIPS A CO., ROOMS 1406-1407, fourth NATIONAL bank building. E. A. NESBIT & CO., Bell Plionc 887. 514 Empire Building. ,* AfltES OF GOOD I.KVEI. LANDS. « nrre under the plow, unit 40 acre, lu Milurfi 31 acres In original forrot. Hplon- Sm tin-room house, large horn, anil q»ie three-room house, and all neeessarj- out- the Ilea hoard Air line railroad, and only M miles from Atlanta, hy a amid dirt rtatl "'III sell or exchange for Atlanta or ...hn'rlmnproperty. — if aches nkaii 'liflj above I'i.aif,. shout one-half under Ihe plow: balance prlflnfll tlmher and pasture, with ord); * . I ......ee < a flflOfl flPPt Improvements, flood orchard and well watered- Flue bargain at tl.40Q. Korii-itooii iioiiSE: WITT! vernndn: also 10 acres of (HJOD front nnd brrl rich lawl; good water, fine fruit, ,tr one half mile ofthe depot, and front, Jhe railroad over 2.000 feet, also the De btor puhllc rood. This I, a little beauty, .nd I. tours for 11.800, ACRES 1 MILE KHOM DEPOT; GOOD fair-mm hons* jnd outbuildings. Open far three plows, ’Umber enongh to S ir the laud: 11.700. K CINE FAlljUf NEAR DKCATtIK It 44 ami 30 acres. Each well Improved, a Isa within lVi mllea °f Iho car lino: 160 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 135*. 15 OPENED ACTIVE, Heavy Realizing Sales Fea ture in the First Minutes. CABLES UNFAVORABLE Floor Traders Heavy Sellers For a Reaction—Rallied 10 Points After Opening Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS BIr. Lively’s twenty*flro years’ experleuce of ed iting market* In Atlanta and the South lia* made Mm a recogufied ,au- tborlty la hi* specialty. RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS COTTON MOVEMENT DURING PAST WEEK The statement of the movement of cotton for the week and so far for the season was complied by Superintendent King, of the New York cotton exchange: V/oekly Movement. ~—jmwsr Port rocelpu . Overlaml to mill* and Canada.. Southern mill takings (eztl m NAME OF STOCK. ittsr.tSK':: Americau Sugar Ref. .. Hi ACRES OF GOOl) I.tJVfel. LAND. WlTli nfir three room house and all neeeanzry wthnlldlngz. About one-half under the plow, hnlnnee origin** forest and Pflftnre. This land corner* on tlie LVaboard Air Line, and Is only one-half mile from it hustling little village with line school*, rhnrrhen. etc. Fourteen miles from At land: 12.000. TIMBER LaKM 1(100 ACRES OF LOS(i LEAF OldORGiA pine tlmher now ready for the saw mill, with railroad rnnnli of the tract. One tract will cut 5,000 feet ^ The entire tract will ent an average of 1.000 feet per acre. lagging conditions good. Price 15.25 per acre. with good terms. WO ACRES OF FINE FARMING LAST). near Heflin. Ala. One hundred nerea of this la bottom lands, and the remnluder Is pwvl and aultable land for cotton, corn, wheat and other product* ndnpted to this climate, it has several small houses, and a large two-story barn: will hold twenty Brad of stock. The place Is well watered, and would make fine stock farm. The own er la forced to sell, and Is offering this at the rery low figure of $5 per ncre. J. A. BROOKS, Real Estate, 407 Fourth National Bank. Bell Phone 1393 Main. i have a STonn rnorosiTioN in flrat clnaa nertloii. established trade; can 'll ton smoothing good In tills line. AN OWN YOTTTOWN HOME IK month, renter lot, new e-room nousr. nu Improvements; enr lino lu front; strictly white aeethm. l>FFTf Tl IK IIKH+ BARGAIN THAT nns been on tho market for n long time. have house, nil r* u i , - you. P'v. Pi) viTT- \vaNt "A nice Linns firm nenr Atlanta? I hnre a splendid t!5*!J»t Decatur. I.ook nt It. Price 12,750. THREE Slrfi TlYWlKfrNTSAR gImT?! 5 • new, with all conveniences; easy NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Tinnary..,. ■‘ruarjr. hmS;*v* "lining range nml S. r ! b Vw Vork cofft* market to Opening Rnugp. ri .. . .6.60-6.65 .. ..6.65-6.70 6.R0-6.85 .. ,.6.81-186 6.80-6.85 6.904.85 .. A 96-7.00 .. . .6.40-9.45 6.656.70 6.70-6.75 6.75-6.50 6.80-6.55 6.85 6.90 6.00-6.96 New Tork, Get, 6.—Business at the open ing of the local 'cotton market wus very active mid the undertone weak. Heavy realizing was a feature and room traders were large Hellers for n reaction. The ca bles were decidedly disappointing. The market rallied ten point* after the openlug. The market for futures In Liverpool opened and closed barely steady. First prlcei were a decided disappointment to the bulls, being Irregular at declines of some 3 points. To respond to New York’s advance yesterday, October should have started the session 91-2 points higher, while the later positions were due to come 6 to 61-2 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 points lower, and continued to decline throughout the entire session. There was nothing in the domestic news to which could be attributed cause for weakness. General 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 evening-up over the Sunday Interval in liberal realis ing profits and the resultant decline. The slump is what Is called by the trade ”a natural reaction,” which, the bulls claim, will be quickly recovered. The chse in New York was 28 to 44 points lower. New Orleans at the close showed de clines of 41 to 45 points. Estimated receipts Monday: 1906 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. Aoaooada. ....... American Locomotive.. do, preferred. . . . Amer. Smelting Ref. . do, preferred. . , . Atchison. do. preferred. , . . American Cotton Oil, . Amer. Car Pouudrj. ,. Baltimore A Ohio. . Brooklyn Rapid Tran.. Canadian rncifle. . . . Cnlc. & Northwestern.. Chesapeake * Ohio. . , Colorado Fuel fc Iron., Contra! Leather ^u. d0 '.* ,rt,r * rred - • • • ..Mrs, gK&te’:: Sm&vV: Illinois Central tea Total stock aalee today 478,400 shares.' NAME OF STOCK. N. Y.. Ont. & Western. National Lend. ...... Northern rncifle. . , . , New York Ceutrsl. , • . Norfolk A Western. . . , Pennsylvania. People's Gas Pressed Steel Car. . . . do. preferred. . , . . Pacific Mall. Rending. ......... Republic Steel. Rook Island. do. preferred. Southern Railway. . no. preferred. . . Slosa-Sliefflold. . . . Tenn. Coal & Iron. • Texas A Pacific. . , • Union Pacific United States Steel, do. preferred. . . Western Union. . . Wabash do. preferred. . Wisconsin Central, do. preferred. . Brought into sight for tho , week.. 1384.183 Total Crop Movement, Port receipts, ! ! ~ | Overland to mills and Can- mated) Stock nt Interior towns In. excess of Septemlwr 1.. 1906. j 1&05." 988,:« uTTS! 22.974 25,461 216,090 203,000 85,940 148.429 1.813,15t!i.C67.266 STOCKS FIRST HOUR E VERT QUIET Important- Developments After Close Had Little Effect Yesterday. SPINNERS’ TAKINGS AMERICAN COTTON The takings of American cotton by the world s spinner*, according to Secretory Hester, Is &■ follow: 1936. 1905. 1904. Week ending Octo- her 5 191,000 244.0*) 217,000 Since September 1.... 151,000 931,000 638,f '■’•kings since Sep tember l divided ns follow: American spinners: North and Canada.. 126,009 145,000 137,i 241.000 225,000 196.1. ni,000 275,000 NEW YORK. The follnwlnc I, the ri tnree In New York today: Get. . . Nov. . . I>eo. . . Jnn. . . Feb. . . March. May.. . uly. . . .. Closed hn 3 J TO] 2 10.75 mo. s$ 110.K4 hit roly steady. 10.62ll0.L- . 10.6210.61-63 10.6916.69-71 10.7610.76-77 10.88 10.76-77 10.84 10.84-86 LIVERPOOL. The following table given the opening r.nge anil clow, compared with yeiterdar’. eloiei Future, opened hereljr ateadjr. Opening Frevlon, , Iteaae. Clo«e. Cloee. October I.U-JII t.mtt e.w Get.-Nov 6.TJ-5.M 6.B 6.13 NOTES ON GRAIN Pointer! on Provlilont. Llveri'ool. epot cotton tlrm; middling Innde 8.31(1; wile. 6,000; Amertrnn 1 epeculation nml export 300; receipts 5,000; American 4.600. Atlanta, steady nt 10%c. New York, quiet nt 10.80c. New Orleans, easy at 10%c. Boston, quiet nt ll.lOe. Houston, steady at 1015-ldc. Baltimore, nominal at 10%c. TODAY’S PORT RECEIPTS. The following table shows receipts nt ths New Orleans. . , (iaiceston. . . • Mobile Hnvnnnnlt. . . » Charleston. . . • Wilmington. . . Norfolk New York Boston Brunswick . . Port Townsend. . Total (Incomplete).. 24768 1709 17767 1251 3448 4967 INTERIOR MOVEMENT* The following tabre shows receipts nt tho Interior towns today, compared with the same day Inst year: Houston. Augusta. Memphis. .1 1S60S 17791 6101 2333 Private Wire to Ware A Lelnnd. _Long wheat coming out In chunks around i3c. Mould begin buying December wheat, also May wheat under 70c. Good buylug of Miy on scnle down. Considerable long wheat was nut on the ,,n<1 *■ « ot well absorbed yet. This, with lower cables, will give us another easier market today, but would buy wheat on any such break. Oats maintain a strong position, and the government report should fully reflect con ditions In the'Northwest tint have not by any means confirmed overflow predictions of last summer. We would call attention to the light stocks not only here but at all point* In comparison with last year, that Is n most bullish feature, while we believe that future demands will be greater not only for home consumption but for export. Jt Is hnrdly worth while to wait for reac tions to buy on; In fact, we would favor In vestment purchases nt the market, as well ns on a scale down. In consequence of the reduction in stocks and the small movement. It Is no wonder that bearish efforts In provisions prove un- nvailing, especially on any product that is being bought for Investment on the basis of 5*4 per cent for hog*. There Is no need to look for sacrifice snlcs by farmers, for, with n continuation of their Inst season's poller, higher prices must result, while it should not be lost sight of that a tremendous movement Is ahead. NEWS AND GOSSIP Of tho Fleecy Staple. fntnrcB L. J. ANDERSON 06 CO.’S DAILY COTTON LETTER. New York, Oct. 6.—There was a reaction- ..ry tendency lu the cotton market todav. l.ongM of recent creation were unwilling conditions. --— , to the short side, nnu . crons* In the general short Interest, which will. In Jill prolmblllty, serve to create stronger speculative situation for next week. Tho receipts were still fair, but It Is still apparent that there will be — nerea so In the movement next Week, any ndvnnes from present levels, there. I* likely to be considerable selling, but un til there Is more definite Information as to the extent of the damage during the past week, the chances are that the hull in tent will I*.* favored to the highest de gree. Private Wire to Ware & Lelnnd. New York, Ocl. 0,—Liverpool opened Irregular 3 down. At 12:30 unchanged on near and H®[2 up on Intel and barely steady. Sales 5,009 spots. 17 up, nt 6.31d. Futures were due to come 9Vi up on October nnd 6^6Vi up on bal ance. t.’nrpenter, Bnggott A Co. say: inrket looks ns though It wonti higher until the actual movemnet of cot ton relieves the tension.” The visible statement Is a stand-off. American Increase 199.000. Total Increase 180.000. Mill takings 191.000. Following Is the statistical position of cotton on Friday. October 5, as innde up by The New York Financial Chronic?-: This Last Last Week. Week. Year. Visible Bupply. . .2.140.390 1.970,746 2.088,854 American. . . .1.387.380 1.197.746 2.260.454 In sight 1.345.147 956.705 1,695,006 For week 388.442 359,476 448,095 Port receipts. . .. 312,437 275.149 346,561 Stock. ..... 496.584 436.935 779.314 Exports 223,142 184.188 237.542 Int. receipts.. . . 206.064 184,188 237,542 Int. shipments.... 180,177 162.791 187.767 Interior stock. . . 196.718 173.S61 1)0,261 { Joy.-Dec 6.77-4.85 iJ5 6.M :.ipW f IS Feb.-March. . . . .6.83-5.18 5.84ft 6.64 ** ;eh-Aprll 6.85-6.91 6.66ft 6.96 r Jp.v ilpSl HR HP Jnn/-July 6.894.96 5.93 '6.90 Closed barely steady. ILL THE CEREALS LEFT OFF Chlcaco, Oct. The export trade In wheat for the day wax quite small at only IS boat load*, which, with the selling pt long rratn by Valentine, wa» the principal bear helpa to the market. The price closed l-8{Jl-2c lower for the day. Special cable to The North western Miller says that losses are .re ported aa serious In the provinces of Santa Fe, Cordova and Center Rloe, and that rain haa stopped all Held work. The Northwest was a big eell- or. The buying was scattered. Corn dosed l-a©6-8c lower; oats were off l-4@5-8e; canned provisions were unchanged. Cash sales here were 35,000 bushels wheat, 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 1*1,000 bush els wheat, 63,000 bushels com and 2,- 000 bushels oats. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. NEW ORLEANS. The following Is th© range lo cotton fu tures In New Orleans today: , 11 1 !i! 1 is ISci, , , . . dS :::: Jan Feb few: June. . . . July io.4gjto.ra 10.91 10.91 10.96 11.08 11.0611.03 10.43 taji 10.66 10.9! 10.72 10.83 10.49110.41-4^ 10.44-46 10.4810.48-49 10.67ll0.57-M 10.91110.62-03 10.74 10.73-74 10.83 10.88-85 10.88-89 ! 10.93-96 ifiWSo 10.9940 10.9243 11.0142 11.07-09 11.18-19 1 11.37-29 1 11.3284 5 10.84-35 Closed steady. Totals.. ..851,000 mr.m o.ooo LONDON 8TOCK MARKET. ETOrKS- itsd Popper. . „ . Canadian Pacific .. , Chesapeake and Ohio. . . 3HI. nnd Ht. Paul..., CHRONICLE’S WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT N«\w -York, Ocf. 5.—"Advices from ihe South this evening by telegraph are, on tho whole, somewhat of n satisfactory teu or. ltnln has fallen In most localities, anil In sections or Alnlsunn, Mississippi. Ar kniisns nnd Tennessee nnd nt n few points In Texas, the precipitation has been ex cessive. As a result of the wet weather, picking lias been considerably Interfered with and damage to cotton is claimed In a number of districts. From Texas, there are complaints of nearer - * * ' dltlnn* have caused I mndieting of the crop.* terroptfoa to ( the SOUTHERN EXCHANGE Oldest Established Office South. conos—STOCKS—BONOS—GRAIN Ground Floor Gould Building. Dally market letter and market manual mailed on application. pec... (■oitN- r sn OATS- !»•. MU MW 3M4 July SG, 10IIK- „ . Jon... 13.45 Bnggott A Co. soy: “The LAUD— market looks ns though It would work Oct.... 8.92ft ‘ Nor.. 8,66 for^todsy ^ rOT ^ on Q uota tlons ^ . „ Previous uH E AT° p,n - n,Ib Law. Clou. Claie. 7314 St 42ft 7S?4 m, Jtoeetnher. V lToer«! .pilot." . .6.65-6.6 New Orleans. 0<*t. 6.—Optloae In Liver- ■»>ol pursued an noerenf/ul course, closing almiit ns expectwl—namely, une|,nnge*l to 6.96-7.00 2 points advnnee. Knot anlce, were fair, ~ — considering the short day, 6,000 bales having been sold at an advance In quotations of 17 points. Cables were expressive of tin* 7.00-7.06 6.40-6.45 6.66-6.60 COTTON SEED OIL MARKET. a a* nn*" Influence In affecting lilgher prices, or even a maintenance of yester day’s levels, the reports were of little mo ment. Nevertheless, the msrket was nenr- ous nnd erratic during the day. Considera ble evening np of open f°n* r »* < *i* L‘ r, ° 1 r *° Hnnday served to bring nlsmt n gradual de cline. Instead of a |H»rpm»dienlnr one. nnd the brighter prospects, for fair and wann er weather In the 3\est. and also clear wen?ber for the Knstcrn belt for l»oth to- 7.92ft Jan BIDES— net.... 8.07ft 8.1 Jan.... 7.20 7.: n 84ft 12.50 13.45 1S.50 13.47ft 8.92ft 8.91 8.02ft 8.95 8.56 8.52ft 8.55 8.55 7.92ft 7.92ft 7.02ft 7.» LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. Wheat—Opened lowtr; closed fte lower. Corn—Opened ftc lower; closed ftc lower. NEW YORK BANK 8TATEMENT. L. J. ANDERSON & CO Bankers and Brokers, COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN Correspondent’s Capital $250,000 VtErotCNCe, the nc^l bank PHONE 1417. PRUDENTIAL BLOG do. preferred.. do. preferred... Norfolk and Western. Southern Union Pacific United States Bteel. do, preferred. . . preferred*.. BUSINESS WAS SMALtf Harriman Stocks Made, Fractional Ad- * Advance. , >? New York, Oct, The market.felt the strength of profit taking through out the day, and In the last half in ths appearance of the disappointing bank return prices yielded vety generally. ' The bank statement, With Its de-' crease of 13,500,000 cash and *3,117,000; In surplus reserve, Is widely at vari ance with previous calculations. Tho' Impossibility of any trustworthy pre diction while the transfers and cross transfers on Import gold operations are In progress Is decisively shown. .Un doubtedly the real position of the banks Is much- stronger than the fig ures show. New York. Oct. A—The stock raark.t opened Irregular, 8t. Paul off 1 and South ern Pacific snd Baltimore nnd Ohio lost Amalgamated Copper opened up i. aild, steel opened prsctfrally unchanged. Union Pnrlflc gnlned S nnd then reacted V Trading on the stock exchange was surprisingly quiet through the Htst hour In view of the Important devel opment* that occurred after the close yesterday. The stocks most affected by the consummation of tho ore deal could only be called steady at any time. The Harriman stocks made frac. tlonal advances on small buslnrsa. General Electric was the special fea ture, advancing 5 points. London was not a factor. Government bonds unchanged. Other bonds steady. THE LIVESTOCK MARKET. Chicago, Oct, 0.—tings—Estimated ffit* relpts todsy 10,000. Market weak nnd gen*, illy 5c lower: ^jualHy fair;, left over 4.-, More Markets on Page, Two. . AN ." missionary al- LIANf K—Tho regular monthly missionary meeting of the alliance will l*e held In tb* Alliance hall, 72ft North Ilrosil street, Hun- day nt 3 |i. m. Itev. It. A. Forrest will ipenk; nJso Her. if. J, Bruce, of Urlaailo, mi, bulk |$.J564.7w, ritniiairu MO?°iiri!vy , |«!«K*Suraujh*i*.o p.7506.8):^«»rkers 66.C6tf6.7V; tfOi futlmntod receipts ” Cu ftI*^Es?imited rtcelpU '460. unchanged; qunllty falrj. ebauget: Reserves. . Loan*. . . Hpei'le. , . . Legal*. . . . Deposits. . . Circulation. The sharp break this morning has ap parently taken the edge off the bull en- thusliism, and outside trade Is now very light. Private Wire to Glbert A Clay. New York, Ocf. 6.—Liverpool close*! un changed to I higher. Was due about 8 higher on nenr and 4«6 up on distant. We should open olmut 16 lower on near nnd S$ 10 lower 011 the distant months. Liverpool cables: “Saturday market. , - Borne realizing and some zhort selling for JOT’• reaction.” ., , . New Orleans, Oct. 6.—Liverpool Is 1 ported, ns compared with New but disappointing due unchanged to 1 point ui» *> mer. and IV up on near anil 6( taut months, na compared wit! ter market. We hear there are numerous reports of frost lu northwest Texaf In the district sround Abilene. 1 THE 8UGAR MARKET. Increase. Deere***. 6 63.117.225 1.158,490 1.243,800 2.854.00) 2.723.309 CHICAGO CAR LOT8. TRY A WANT AD IN THE GEORGIAN J. T. IIOLLEMAN, Prr.ldmt. r. J. FAXON. Vlc.-Prrald.nt. W. I„ KEMP. Tivaaurtr. J..W. ANDRBW8, Secretary. UNION SAVINGS BANK Four Per Cent Inter est Paid on Deposits ASSETS $150,000.00 On, dollar .tart, an account. Hourat 9 a. m. to t p. m. Sat urday* till 9 o'clock at night DIRECTORS 1 THOU. J. PKEPLES. W. n. STOVALL. V. J. PAX OX, IV. (,. KOOTK. .1. T. 1101,1,UMAX CI.VDE BItOOKK.J. M. JOHNSON, WM. L. PEBL, Prcld.nt, ItOBBItT F. MADDOX, Vlca PrMldaat THOMAS J. PBEPLEB. Cnahl.r, JAMES O. LfSBTKK, Aaalatant Caab er. JAB. P. WINDBOH, Aaalatant Cnahl.r. 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 cenLinterest paid and compounded semi- annually in our Savings Department. Safe Deposit Boxes For rent in our Vaults in the basement of ihe Empire (Building for only $5.00 each per annum. Absolute Security and all Modern Conveniences You should not be without one. We invite you to call and inspect them. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. " *■ ALABAMA t GIBERT & CLAY • TOCKt. BOND*, r. COTTON. CRAIN. COFFEE. PROVISIONS ATLANTA. OA. c2 J5* Btoek Fxehtnre.lNew Orb»ruisCetmn*^cchanfe.ICbtcsgo Board of Trado. York 5 xcto » n g?|New Orleans Btoek ExchaM#.|Ll7«rpool Cotton Asaoclstl *ork Coffee Exchange.|.N>w Orleans Board of Trmae.IGslveston Cotton Exchan _ . Prints Wires to all Exchanges. AfcJ u . “Mland Long Dlitanc* Tolcphono 5298. Vf. R. FAGAN. Mananar. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 853. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. Nrw York. Ort. «.-Lopnl and rrflnM and raw angar markrta atradv aod un.hangwl. tendon l*»t* atvady; October 5a Hk<t, No- vember 9a 2ftd. WORLD’S VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT i-retarr Hester, In his statement of the d‘s visible supply of eotton for Ih* week ended yesterday, shows an Increase for the week Just closed of 179,903. against an Increase of 152.239 Inst year and an In- rense of 324.938 year before last. The total risible Is *,146,130, arrnlnst 788.227 last week. S.096.W4 **af T*Bf and 2.142.432 year Iwfore last. Df this, the to. tnl of American cotton Is 1.393,130. against 1.194.227 Inst week. 2.361,704 last year and 1 627 432 year before Inst, and of all other kinds. Including Egypt. Brazil, India, etc., 739,000 last year and 616,00) year l»efore ^Tlie total world** vlallde supply of cotton, ■s above, shows nn Increase compared with Inst week of 179,906. n decrease com- BKl Tmuparwl 3, Of’ the world’s risible supply of ns nbove. there Is now nfloat and held In (ircat Britain and continental hurone WL- 009, ngainst 1.512.090 last year and 1.46LMJ rear l»efore laat; In Egypt 4».000, against j It or) In.t vear and <1.0*1 y«rtp*f«rc taat; I In India. aaalnat IM.COO Uat FfJJ anil 34-l.aTl year li.fiwo laat; and In th. I ulti-1 fitat-a agalnat tail i ymr nnd -OS.OOO yiwr liofor. laat. HUBBARD BROS SCO., iSSfls Atlanta Offices, 219-321 Century Building. Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Or- Icana Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Asso ciation, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Cof fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Builness solicited for the above exchange*. Direct wire aervlce. Correspondence invited. Phones 454, Long Distance 39. A.S. Huatnce. Mgr. r ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ATLANTA. GA. C. 6. OURRIER, Prealdent. * A. E. THORNTON, Vlcg-Pre.ldant; H. T. INMAN, Vlot-Praaldant. OEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahler. JAMES 8. FLOYD, Ait’t Cashier. Capital 3500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00 We Solicit Your Patronage. night and Rnmlay t.ndi-l to eonaldnrablr I lr.a.n IH. um-nam.au nf th. trail., and tli.r. was ala. mor. ganerat feeling of I hiim-fnlMi-ea. whleta at time* gav. erldeneel nf Inaplring in.n- concerted octlou on tlic part of the K-aro- - LOWRY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS Foreign Exchange, Travelers’ Checks, Brown Brothers’ Letters of Credit available in all parts of the world. 3| % Compound Interest It the rate your money will draw If depsalted 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 Inapeet our quarter! and inveatlgata our faeilitlea to aerve you, A hearty welccme awalta you at this bank. A8A Q. CANDLER, Prealdent. W. II. PATTERSON, Vlee-Pret. A. P. COLES, Caahler. JOHN 8. OWENS, Vic*Pres. WM. D. OWENS. Asat. Cashltr. ?0.c”h Freak Hawkins, President. II. Atklosoo, V. r. Taoinss C. Erwin. A«* Cashier, ppb A. McCord. CstMsr. 11. W. Cycrs, AssL Cashier., Third National Bank Capita! Surplus Dr. A. w, Calhoun. . . $200,000.00. . . $300,000.00. DIRECTORS! J. II. N iiinnlly.