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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN,
'
«ATI It DAY. NOVEMBER
1
HEAVY MOVEMENT
AGAINST COHON
Creates a Bearish Sentiment
in All Speculative
Centers.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the Fleeer Staple.
Primes Wire t<> Albert k Hay.
Now Orl**aiik, Nov. 3.—Liverpool at 9 down
In* a poor market. Wit* flue 51/6 down.
Cables attribute the enaler prices to the
beginning of Egyptian liquidation.
Very settled weather conditions continue
to prevail over the eotton Itelt. and In nil
sections a wonderful progress Is Iwlng made
In both picking and ginning. Liverpool ap
pears far more Impressed with the actual
weight of the movement than with, the
Edited by
Joseph B. Lively
MARKETS
Mr. Llrely’s twenty-flv©
years* experience of ed«
Itfng markets In Atlanta
end thj South has made
him a recognised an*
tborlty In bis specialty.
TIPS FLASHED
From *Wa!l Street
NOW TIME TO HOLD
Only Recourse Left to Pro
ducer to Check Present
Declining Tendency.
New York, Nov, l,~Iteiponfllag to weaker
ralilee than etpocted, cotton opeaod_3®7
_ roe aomi* ril.piol
1km after thu rail to rover ahorta lierauar
there wero .ten. of another tronlcsl «orin
off annthern Vlorhla. Tbla milled prlrea
about 1 point a from the loweat.
encmir
The Urertkiol market offered
afemeut to the holla In cotton thla morn
ing. Ill the fliturea department, the rloar
%vaa eoa.v at derllnea of 9 pelnta, while
•pota were eaaler In tone, with middling
moved down 10 polnla to 6,'Od on aalea of
l,WW halea,
Weekend alallatlca were bearlah, Ihe
mnvrmetil Into eight breaking nil prevlooa
reeorda. I'nder the Indnoneo of the hcavr
inoreinent anil the weakneaa In Liverpool,
Ural prlrea In New York were Jill) leilrila
lower, with the time barely .toady. After
Ihe igienlg prleea were furred lielow Ilia
low |H.lnt of yeaterday. all inonthH to ilareli
wiling lielow !.■, while March touehed Iw
"'llinee last Saturday, rotlon fnlurea In
New York have loat .’.IS# points, the heavy
movement Into eight and Ihe diapoaltlou
nmnng the tmde to Inereaaa theireatlnwtea
of the aenaon'a yield Inilng the dcpreaalng
American
Interest* Veil* under ’way.
The western forecast Indicates fair am]
warmer weather tonight for Loul«Itum and
fair and eoldor In northwest Texas. For
the bailee partly cloudy and eolder to
night. with showers probable In eastern and
south went Texas. Tomorrow partly cloudy
throughout with rising temperature*.
in the dry goods markets, and It Is be
coming Increasingly difficult to trade fo
any delivery of staple good* tills year. The
Jobbers' stocks nre being drawn
many sources not ultimately
period of the year, and
.... .. from
.Ideiit at this
„ ... , M< _. r .rhlle the whole
trade Is dlspostsl to innrk time, the need*
for goods compel th<
nttetidun
in the
,„. lliri who would much prefer
to hold off If they could meet (heir wants. '
Dun s Review says: “After several wr 1 *-
of pressure to place contracts for col
e oods there Is an actual season of m.
nt the mills Iihvc secured sufficient busi
ness to Insure many months of uetlvc mu
quieter,
»f the scarcity of supply.
‘ * ‘ - fw ■
. .... ... w..,....,. In the finished
goods line there has f»e**ti somewhat of a
lull, due ns much to the large advance of
orders Imoked and s^ant simply as to the
naturiil /jub tlng down ot fall demand.
"he eastern forecast Indicates fnlr weath
tonight and tomorrow, with rising tem
poral
The outside public has Httlo |o do i
the market or late, and the profess!'
(•lenient has to a great
prices speculatively,
extent Axed Ihe
lii all Wcnlatlve centers, a bearish sen-
tluicnf preuills. nud unless the movement
Is checked, prices must of necessity seek
n jf^the* producer Is financially able to
hold his cotton off the market, now is the
accepted time. l,ower prices arc freely pre
dieted for the tie
with the holder as to
decline.
Movement nt Atlanta:
Receipts today.
r t>i - - — - - .
future, nnd It
to the extent of the
Same day last
i.ol I
Increase
Shipments today..
Smnc day last yea
Craig, of New York, wlroa an: "Iaing
liquidation seems nlwut complete; Uinrket
Steadier: expect higher close.*
Following Is the statistical position of
cotton on Friday, Nov. 3, ns made up by
The New York Financial Chronicle:
This Jjist Last
Week. Week. Year.
Visible supply 3.314,W 3.<dM£ JA3.WJ
American. . . ..,2,566.3'W 3.264.037 3,loo.ft96
In sight for week. 625,49) 578,473
Since Septomlter 1.3,483.325 2,tfl7,8B 3sMu.550
Fort receipts.. . 174.771
Fort stocks 9M.8W
Exports IB-’, 741
Interior receipts.. 340.769
Interior stocks.. . 4 #,19$
lilt, shipments. . . 37*.*,34$
454,749 • 344.000
861.761 1,004,288
379.383 220,084
336,618 299.616
340,277 511.089
387.870 245,229
COTTON MOVEMENT,
MONTH AND SEASON
Secretary Hester's statement of the move
ment of eotton for the month of October
amt the season to October 31, Inclusive, Is
Compared with Inst yei
It shows nn li
the mouth In round figures •
359.000 bales, compared with year bewt
Inst
dec
vlth 1903 an
total' for October was 3.351,483.
against 1.992.617 Inst year, 2,199.32$ year be
fore Iasi ami 1.957.1$.* same time in 1903.
The amount of the crop brought Into sight
for the two mouths from September to Oc
tober Is 41,000 over Inst year. 413.000 under
year before lust ami 642.00O over 1903.
The irnmniicht from September 1 to Oelo-
Inclusive, shows receipt - “ * “
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS
NAME OF 8TOCK.
Anaconda.
American Locomotive.
do. preferred. . . .*
Am. Smelting Ref. . .
do. preferred. . . .
Canadian Faelfle.
Chicago k NorthWn
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Colorado Fuel St Iron.
Central Leather. . . .
do. preferred. .
Delaware St Hudson.
Distiller's Securities.
Erie.
do. :
General Electric
Illinois Central. ....
Am. Ice Securities. ....
I ahutr'ila A Nashville. . .
Mexican Central. ^ . ... .
Missouri Pacific
Total stock wales tmtoy ! 397.»)Q shares.
NAME OF STOCK.
Northern Faelfle. . .
Now York Central. . .
Norfolk Sc Weatern. ,
Pennsylvania
People's Mias.
Pressed Steel Car,
.do. preferred.
Pacific Mall.
Readini
Reading. ........
Republic Ht«*el
Rock Island
do. prefarred. . . . ,
United States Rubber.
*• do. preferred. . . .
Southern Pacific. . . . ,
Southern Railway. . . ,
do. preferred. . , .
Sloss-Sbeffleld. . * . .
Tenu. Coal A Iron. • . ,
Texas A Pacific
Union Pacific. ......
United States Steel. . ,
do. preferred. . . . ,
Va.-Car. Chemical. . .',
do. preferred. ,
Western Union. , . , . ,
Wabash. . !
.do. preferred. . . . ,
Wisconsin Central. . . ,
do. preferred. . . . .
NEW YOKK.
The following la the range in cotton fa*
tures In New York today:
Nov. T
Jan. . .
Feb. . .
March. ,
April. .
April.
May..
JII lie. .
July..
9.81! 9.81
9.81 9.90
9.X7! 9.95
iacbiB.ni
IT! Ill 111
10.031 lu.lo
10.1ft 10.13
10.14110.21
li I lc
9.81 9. SI' O.H'-HSi 9.90-92
Jk-’-<9.84j 9.83-H4I 9.87-88
193-94
.09-10
9.89 9.S9-90 9.
10.01 9.97-99110.
10.ft»;tPM)5-07|10.
10.13 10.12-12 ! 10J
10.16 10.17-IMllO
LIVERPOOL.
TL# following table gives the opening
rang® and close, compared with yesterday's
Futures opened easier.
Opening
Rian.
November 5.46
November-Deeeuiber. ,.5.4o
DecemlHT-January. . .5.38
January-Februnry. . .5.41
Februnry-Mnrch. . . .5.44
March-Aprll 5.45
Aprll-May 5.48*4,
May June 5.51
June.Iul.v.. .. „ ..5.52
July-'August 5.51
Close, t
6.4)
6.34*4,
6.43*
6.43
r>-m
6.43*
NEW ORLEANS.
,a ' #t * oB *»
Nov. . .
He*. , .
Jan. . .
Feb. . .
Marolu ,
April. .
May.. .
June. .
July.
I ■«
lo.i-|io. ie|io.
xolaiRM iSa
Ml 9,«0-»ll *,M-M
n.87 9.97.1#| 9,97-9.
,...||II.(«.0(!I9.IM.I*
10.14 10.13.14 10.15.111
w-so-as io.si.j4
10.30 10. M.2#!lD.2MI
ID.34-3X110.38-39
Closed barely steady.
. i 10.43-45110.45-47
NOTES ON GRAIN
Folntera on Provisloot.
Private Wire to filbert A Clay.
Chicago, Nov. 3.—We suggest that
the present narrow difference offers a
good opportunity to change holdings
over to Muy wheat.
We think corn Is very low.
Would buy wheat, flats strong and
fairly active.
Fairbanks estimates the world's lard
stocks at 186,000 tierces.
OATS IHE FEATURE
OF GRAIN TRADE
In 1903:
the
Increase..
Estimated
New Orleans.
Galveston.. ..
Houston
..23,000 to 37,000
18,600 to 19.600
SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, spot cotton quiet and east,
middling uplands 6.70U: sales 6.000; Ameri-
enn 4.2*0: speculation nud export 500, ri -
celpts 8,000; Amerlcuii 2.20n.
Atlanta, steady nt 9V-
New Y«*rk. quiet St 10..KV.
New Orleans, sternly nt 3w.
Roston. quiet at 10.40e.
Houston, easy at 19*c.
llnltlniore, munlnnl at 10*c.
Onlv.'Mtoh, quiet nt 10 3-16<\
Philadelphia, quiet at l».56c.
Memphis, quiet nt 10*e.
TODAY’8 PORT RECEIPT8.
The following table shows receipts at the
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
The following table shows receipts at the
Interior towns today, compared with the
miuo dny last year:
New Orleans. Nov. 3.—Lluuidntlnll of
considerable long interest in Liverpool, ge
••rally attributed to Egyptian bouses «
prominence, brought nlniut more than » r
spouse to the loss In various values that o
acre
and
dosed easy, while sp«»t sales aimmiiiml
6.0UO bales, qm.talloiis being reduced I‘
(Hiints. The praetlcsl uimnlmlty or even
conservative opinion regarding the ultimate
supplies Is fundamentally respoiislhf ^
the gradual
d«y iirli-m. in
•levclo|H‘i]
In values that
dergo
has
advs
c/rcumstami
Tlicse Impr
s.ipimrt, nm
easily brought nl*out
lug
it altogether favorable,
ements Inspire little, If any,
are rather viewed ns n better
_ than Indicative of the trend
of publb* sentltuent. The eoutinned fnlr
weather enabling flebl work to progress rap
Idly ami the ennse«|ueiit large ami well
tnalntnincd movement of the crop to mar
Jiff bids fair to s4Nin equal If not surpass
the bumper crop year of year befon
Nevertheless there are si way
fluenees that directly tullltnle
nhrupfly cheek nnth-lputed ri
ts just
rland
.... rt .., _ atomne
Northern mills and Canada 92.621, against
86.979 last year, 114,07 ' '
ear before lust nml
52,384 same’ time In’ l&fl: Southern mill tak
ings, exclusive of eonsuuijdlon nt Southern
year In
■■W 11 lj»t L ..
against 465.ft>7 last year. 423.
L Ji . • last nnd 367.000 Name time III
1903’ and Interior stocks In excess nf those
held at the commencement of the sensou
242.664. against 332.623 last year. 399.509 year
before lust and 267.197 same time In 1903.
These make the total movement t/f the cot
ton crop brought Into sight during the two
months ending with tin* dose of October
3.349.011. against 3.307,518 Inst year. 3.761.004
before last nud 2.707,IIS same time in
Northern spinners look during Octolier
237.854 hales, against 288.715 last year and
377 Inst year nml 339.093 the year before.
This makes their average weekly takings
for the season 36.739. against 16,863 Inst year
and 44.765 year before.
Foreign exports for the two mouths lta
linen 1.582,058 bales, showing un lin
over last season of 150,466, nud a din-rense
under the same jmrlod year befiue last
416,4Tt5 The gain of foreign exports during
October, compared with October hist year,
has been 262.196 nud compared with yi^ar
before lust 107,845.
Stocks nt the sealionrd and the twenty-
nine leading Southern Interior markets
October 31
1.267.358. ngainst 1.443.932
the same date Inst year nml 1,103,333 the
yenr before.
Including ports nml Interior towns, stocks
left over from the previous scusoii nud the
number of bales of the current crop brought
Into sight during the two months, the sup
ply has been 3.646,7*1. against 3,752,049 Iasi
year nml 3.923.631 tlv ,
Up to October 31 last year 29.16 per rt
of the eotton crop hid been marketed n
for the same two months In 1904 the p
cent ago of the crop brought Int --
percentage marketed
27.ni.
THE WEATHER.
LOCAL FORECAST.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
ered by i
•ptlou of southern Florida,
of the Rocky .Mountains Is
tensive area of high barnm-
whose center is now over the northern
lakes. To the south of Georgia Is an area
of low pressure that Is causing heavy rains
uml unsettled weather III that section.
The pressure over the Rocky Mountain re-
glon nml oil the north Fnelllc coast has de
creased and the weather has beeoin© cloudy
and unsettled at most stations west of the
Mississippi.
Rain has fulleii at a number of stutinns
In the West and Northwest and over the
otithern half of Florldn. Key West reports
M-hotir fall of 7.18! Inches nnd Jupiter 1.12
Inches. At most other points the amounts
have been small.
The conditions favor fnlr weather In this
section tonight and Mutiday.
Minimum nnd Maximum Temperatures.
Observations taken nt 8 a. in., i6tb merid
ian time.
I Mliiiuiuiii.iMiixImum.
Abilene
Amarillo. . . .
Asheville. . . .
Atlanta
Augusta. . . .
niriulnghiim. .
Itlsmnrck. . .
Bostolf
Buffalo. . . .
Uhnrleston. . .
Charlotte
Cincinnati. . . .
Corpus Christ I.
l»nveii|M»rt. . .
SIM NXERS’ TAKINGS i ■
A M ERIC AN COTTON | aa^W.
Hecretary Hester
I Jupiter
Mitton
r gives the takings of j
ot thu worlil «, fill- Kit.-.::,-;'
Knoxville
I.ON Allgc
Maeoi
Memphis
Mci bllnii
Miles i'll
Mobile. .
Montgom
Naslivllli
Amerb
low
This week 357,000 this yenr, against
320.009 last year; 344,«)i)0 year before
last.
This week 357,000 tills year, ngnlnst
J.flOu last year; 344,000 year before
last. twiitiiii .
Total situe SSptemlier 1, this year i NVw orle
1.902.000, against 2,004.»H)0 hist year, *’ *’
and 1,774,000 tlie year before.
f this Northern spinners nnd Cana
da took 348,ooo bales this year, against
406,000 last year, und 419.000 the year
before; Southern spinners 493.00ft,
against 487.00ft last year, and 443,000
the year before; und foreign spinners
1.061.000, against 1.111,000 last year,
and 912,000 the yenr before.
rk.
Norfolk.
North Flatii
Omaha. . .
Fa lest I lie. .
Flttshurg. .
Outs and Wheat Left Off Higher.
Corn Unchanged and Pro
visions Irregular.
Chicago. Nov. 3.—A .sharp upward
movement In outs, Incduced by a sud
den realization of the strong technical
position of the market on the part of
shorts, was the chief feature of the
grain trade.
Closing prices were steady to 1-8®
l-4c up for wheut, unchanged for corn
nnd l-44/3-8c to 3-8®l-2c better on
oats. Provisions were Irregular. Pork
was unchanged to 2 l-2o up, lard
steady to 5c off and ribs unchanged to
2 l-2c lower.
Miscellaneous selling by longs in
wheat cheeked the upturn, but tbe un
dertone was firm. •
Corn was dull throughout the session.
Clearances of the day were 296,000
bushels wheat, Including flour, nnd
155.,387 bushels corn.
chish markets were firm with soles
here of 30,000 bushels wheat, 65,000
bushels corn and 90,000 bushels oats.
The seaboard reported 6 loads of
wheat, 2 loads of corn and 30,000 bush
els of oats.
COTTON MOVEMENT
DURING PAST WEEK
following Is the statement of the
week nnd season's movement of cot
ton as compiled by Superintendent
King, of tlie New York Cotton Ex
change:
Weekly Movement.
Port receipts
Overland to mills
and Canada
Southern mill tak
ings (estimated) ..
Gain of stock at In
terior towns
This
Year.
479,202
Prlvnt _ _
New York, Nov. 3.—Financial Bureau: Bull
tips are noted on Brooklyu Rapid Transit
from prominent sources.
Union Faelfle should be bought whenever
soft.
removed.
Reading Is tipped for still * higher price*
by Philadelphia, nud tbe technique is still
strong. t
Amalgamated Copner preferred luta
but we Isdleve It may lie safely liouglit
Whenever weak looking, for turn* at lehat.
would buy and hold United States
Steel, ns before stated. Also Louisville
and Nashville.
Southern Hallway shows signs of gradual
Improvement.
Southern Faelfle U still favorably regard
ed In certain houses.
St. Paul is tipped very strongly by the
Hates people for n fdutrp rise aud has
gained some strength lately.
American Smelting umy also he bought
when weak, helug Absorlwd by Guggen
heim broker* on n*ceaalons.
TUB general trend, ns we see It now In
moat -arrive Issues, is’upward instead of
reactionary, although recessions nre of
course to be expected.
ATLANTA MARKETS.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
EGGS—-Candied, nctlve, 25c.
LIVE POULTRY—Hens, nctlve, 37*c
each; chickens, plentiful. l&1i'27*<: each;
duck*. Pekin. 3»o each; puddle, 25$r30e
each; g*4»se, full feathered, 65c each; tur-
* eya. active, 16c pouud.
.DRESSED POULTRY-Hoese, undrawn,
active, 101il2*c pound; turkeys, undrawn,
nctlve. 19®2ftc pound: lions, undrawn, ac
tive, 12*c fMitind; ducks, undrawn, fancy,
15c pound: fries, active, 14c pound.
PRODUCE-Ilams. active. J4c pound;
shoulder^, active, l(.*c pound; side*, active,
19c pound; butter active. lM»22*<-‘ pound:
beeswax, active. 23c pound; honey, bright,
active, 8o pound; hooey in 1-pomid blocks.
active. 12c pouud; chestnut* active, 64.90
bushel; dried apples, 6c pound; white pen*.
active. $2.40 bushel. ' , _ ......
GAME—Quail, active, 20e each: doves, sc-1 of Reading. PennMylvania and
STOCK MARKET
WAS OVER BOUGHT
Caused Weakness During
First Hour of Morn
ing Session.
CONTRACTS CLOSED
Yesterday’s Buyers, Not
Finding a Profit, Took
Small Losses.
each; duck*, mallard, active, 45c;
wild turkey*, active, 16c |suiud; rabbits, ac
tive. M*c each? squirrel*, active. 10c each:
opossum, dressed, active. 12*c imiuihI; opos-
—uml.
active, 10«‘ poutu
dull. $2.50® 2.75 jht crate.
quutR. active. 15** quart; oranges. Florida,
$2.25®2.50 box: grape fruit. $2773®3.Oft ls»x.
New Yolk. Nov. 3.—Today', bank
Rtateinent. with It, (3.600.000 decreas.
in xurplux reserve, was about whin
Wall street looked for. Cash holrllnrs
fell off (7.300,000, but as In .the case
of last Saturday, this was largely off.
set by u (9,600,000 reduction In loans
Shifting of credits to Institutions oui-
slde the clearing house undoubtedly ex.
plains the lonn movement this week
and lust. Those who have mlstakenlv
argued that some provision must I,',
made In the bank statement for re.
turning European' credits llnd their the.
orles rudely upset again by today’s Itg.
urea. The stock market us a rule went
lower In the hour and a naif preceding
the appearance of the bank return*
Y\ hen the statement came out there
was a general recovery under the lead
" ” g. Pennsylvania nnd Bteel
common, all of whioh were heavily
bought throughout. The same cheer',
ful sentiment pervaded the dealings
prevailed yesterday, and It was strong-
Lemons. $5.50 ls»x.
VEG ETABLEH—Root*.
active, $2 crate; cabbage.
l*c pound; cabbage, barrels. l*o |M»uml:
egg plant, active. $1.50 crate; cukes, ac
. active. $1.5o
tlve, $2.50 crati*: tomut«K»
$3 crate; tomat«>es, cholci
crate: beans, round grm .
onions, dry, active, 75c bushel
lery, fan*
'tlve. $1.50
crate: okra, *lx baskets, small. $2 crate;
cauliflower, nctlve. 8#10c pound; lettuce,
beaded. $2.50 drmu; sweet potatoes, yellow,
dull, 40c bushel; sweet potatoes, white.
er than ever «t the cloae.
The stock market all through the
first hour was weak. The Immediate
nnd most nctlve enuse for the weaknes-
was that the market had been over-
•nbbuge crate*, I bought at the high levels of yesterday,
standard crates, many of the trader* taking the stock-
In expectation of selling them nt a
profit today, and not finding a profit,
hurried to dose the contracts and take
as small a los* ns possible.
Government bonds unchanged. Other
...... ( live.
Ivc. $202.25
1.75 crate;
Irish pots
Last
Year.
350,280
63,795
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Opou.
I.«uls
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Saturday
-I It
stlsni. e*peclHlly
the pr
\ blent
. ailing lu
ll nml canity fright
.1 iHwdtlon.
him.*
lui|H»r
New York. N**v. 3.—Apart fro
laiftjr "f the l.«mdon market a
nervousnesH there over the monetary situ
lion, there was nothing In the new* <•*
uains this morning to excite *|»ccl;il cot
trading Imprmet
a bett-r bank
ami It is bclboe
•luring tie-
Taylor
Tlioinnn
Vicksburg.
Wasltlugtn
Wlliniiigto
44*
May
July....
COttN-
Mny
July....
OATH—
Doc 33* 34*
May 33* :R*
July 33* 33*
FOKK-
Jau.... 14.19 14.1ft
May... 14.17* 14.20
High.
Vk
79(4
LARD-
9.27* 9.30
Jan... 8.50
HIDES—
Jan.... 7.65
74*
79
77*4
74*
79
77*
1
43*4
44
44*
43U
44*
44*
43*
44
44*
»*
33*
34*
35*
33*
33*
35*
33*
13.95
14.07*
14.00
14.12*
13.97*
14.07*
9.25
8.85
8.47*
9.30
8.67*
8.47*
9.9)
02vj
7.6ft
7.72*
7.60
7.72*
7.C*
UA8II WHEAT—
No. 2 red 74*4175; No. 3 do 72©74*; No. 2
hard winter 74*4*175; No. 3 do 71(774.
CLEARANCES.
•tight. Into sight
>r the week 632,220
Total Crop Movement.
This
_ Year.
Port receipts 2,653,631 2
Overland to mills
and Canada 104,561
Southern mill tak
ings (estimated) .. 432,000
Stock at interior
towns In excess of
September 1 264,32S
Last
Year.
586,015
Brought into sight
thus far for »eason.3,434,307 3,419,627
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Following tnblo give*, opening rnuge and
•lose of the New York coffee market for
FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS.
FLOUR—Highest patent. $5.50; .best pat
ent $4.60: standard patent. $4.25: half pat
ent. $3.90; spring wheat patent. $5.
COlIN—Choice red cob, 70c; No. 2 white,
G9c: No. 2 yellow. 69c; mixed, 68c.
OATS—Choice white dipped, &0c: No. 2
white, 48c; No. 2 mixed, 4Sc; Texas rust
proof. 52c.
MEAT/—Flain water-ground, per hushcl.
66c; bolted. 140-pound Jutes, per bushel. 62c;
8horts. while, $1.50; medium, $1.40; brown,
$1.35: pure bran, $1.20; mixed bran, $1.15.
bonds firm.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Amalgamated Co|
Anaconda
Atchison
do, preferred.,
JClosfcio*
do. preferred.. ..
Canadian Faelfle
Illinois (Vutrat
Kansas aud Tc
do. preferred..
Louisville nud Nn
clover mixed, $1.10: do., No.
$1.10. Choice Bermuda, 85c.
RYE—Georgia, $1.05; Tennessee, 90c. Bnr-
Nnshvllie..
i\ew York Central
Norfolk and Western.. ..
Northern Faelfle
Ontario nnd Western
Pennsylvania
lover mixed. Philadelphia uml Reading.
lev. 95c.
The above price* are f.
iNg-Sti
... , Atlanta.
PROVISIONS—Supreme ham*. 15c. Dove'
hams, 15c. California hams. $9.00._ Dry salt
Island..
Southern Faelfle
Southern Railway.. ..
do, preferred
St. Paul
Union Pncifle
United Stute* Steel.,
do. preferred.. ..
111*
271*1
101*;J0P L .
100*2
II9J4I
44V 4;:-.
144
145\1C'
91*4! 91"»
34* ....
172 131’...
183*4 J182T,
47*! 4?,
groceries.
SVGAR—Standard granulated, 15.19. Now'
York teflned. 4>ic; plantation, 5c.
COFFEE—Ronsted Arbuckle's. $10 50; bulk
In bags or barrels, 13c; green, 10®12c.
RICE-Carolina, 4*07*c, according* to the
grade.
CHEESE—Fancy full cream dairy, 15*ic;
twins, 15*4ic.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Following were the closing quotation* uf
Openlug
Rouge.
FI8H.
Mullet. 10.00 per Imrrol;
1(8
Senbontd Air Line stocks aud Itonds:
Rid. Asked.
Seaboard Air Line, common.. . 24 34
do, first preferred 80 M
do, second preferred 53 54
do. ten-year 5s 100
"S
100'i
pound; blue ilsh, 8c per pound; potnpnno.
18fi2ft<r pound; mnckcrel. 13*c pound; mixed
flsh. 6c per pound; fresh water trout, Stylftc
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement cf the New York
Bank Association shows the followiu:;
changes:
June... ..
July
August...
..0.55-6.60
..6.65
. .6. AY-0.75
N0RTHWE8T CAR8.
September
GccoIht
November
December..... .
Closed steady.
5-6.80
..0.80-6.90
... .6.90-6.95
cars of today, last week
....6.95-7.00
....6.05-6.10
....6.15 6.20
Increase. Decrease,
Reserve 011 all deposits.. $ 2,623.9"
Reserve on deposit* other
than United States.. .. 3,819.673
Specie «.467.9>
Loan* 9.542.3''
Deposits $18,874,000
Deposits 18,87
210 Circulation.
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Below Is given receipts today and estl*
$2,300,100
"Total loans. $1,062,790,900.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
The banks now* hold In excess of legal
requirements $3,049,775. against $2,354,475 last
year nnd $10,112,400 two years ago.
lower; closed un*
Wheat open
changed.
Corn opened unchanged aud closed nu-
Wheat,
corn. .
oats. .
Hogs. .
(For othtr Market News see Page 3
First Section.)
J. T. HOLLKMAN, President.
F. J. PAXON. Vice-President
W. L. KEMP. Treasurer.
J. W. ANDREWS. Secretary.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Clearances for today, wheat ami flour 2»6,-
000 bushel*, corn 155,000 bushel* nnd oats
3,00ft bushels.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
UNION SAVINGS
BANK
For rent in our vaults in tbe 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 invih
you to call and inspect them.
Oldest E«tablt.h.d Office South.
COTTON—STOCKS BONOS—GRAIN
Ground Floor Gould Hutldlii*. Dally
market letter and market manual
matted on application.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
COTTON PARAGRAPHED.
Four Per Cent Inter
est Paid on Deposits
vial of Krl
41“
ler Just
i« the one big lM>n
t get around ii
Itlle chance f
™ ........... ... ... until there I*
turn cf Interi'Hi ami j tbe movement. The
• “* — 1 means that there baa
. . . ginning, aud tbe market I
lug forward to a bearish eeusus l<ur«
port next wees. The hulls claim Hi
■of ton*-benv- <
If. history -
n*l the bull*
It look* a* If there |
auy material ad-'
sharp falling off !u I
L. J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON. STOCKS, GRAIN
Correspondent’s Capital $250,000
GIBERT & CLAY
4 C. ALABAMA ST.
New York Stock Exchange.
New York Cotton Exchange.
New York Coffee Exchange.
•TOCKt. BONDS.
COTTON. GW AIN.
COFFCC. PROVISION*.
MEMBER*
New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
ATLANTA. GA
New Orleans 8tm-k Exchange.
New Orleans Board of Trad*. Galveston Cotton ti
PRIVATE WIRES To ALL EXCHANGES
Local nnd Long Distance Telephone 5298. C. E. KEPLINGER. Manager.
ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
AND AUDITORS
Empire Building.
ATLANTA.
Bell Phone, Main 8r,8.
GEORGIA.
3i % Compound Interest
la the rate your money will draw if depoaited In tha SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT of
CENTRAL BANK AND TRUST
tiMiillig nut
he rtNtird-breaking move
‘ontluue much louger.
Rank rate* lit England
agaliiAt 4 at till* time last
many, 6. a gal nil
CAPITAL $500,000.00. CANDLER BLDG.
STRONG, SAFE, CONSERVATIVE
You are invited to call and inapeet our quartera and investigate
our facilities to terve you. A hearty welcome await* you at thl.
bank.
ASA G. CANDLER, President.
W. II. PATTERSON, Viee-Pret. A. P. COLES, Caahler.
JOHN 8. OWEN8, Viee-Pret. WM. D. OWEN8, Atet. Cethltr.
rr..i. nr.Mpr.1.
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ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA. GA.
C. E. CURRIER, Preildent. A. E. THORNTON. Vice-President.
H. T. INMAN, Vice-President. GEO. R. OONOVAN, Cathitr.
JAMES S. FLOYD, Asst Cashier.
Capital $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.