Newspaper Page Text
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN - .
SATURDAY. JULY
7n
EDITED BY
JOSEPH B. LIVELY
Mr. I.lv*iy'« K yr
THE GEORGIAN’S RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE );SHi
iru* etperlonr.
in Atlanta and
«1* him a rec-
In bln h|ioclnIfy.
BEARISH NEWS
Peolines Sliglltlv, But Usu
ally the Loss Is Recov
ered on Covering.
they SCARE EASILY
prices Slumped in First
Hour on Liquidation, But
Recovered Later.
Bj Prlrate Leased Wifi.
Ke* fork. July 2!.—The cotton market
•pntd ateadf 203 point* lower. The poor
rtblei. flue weather and liquidation ac-
fooatH f» rtost of the decline. After
ti» rail, heavy prteattre developed* from
Urti hear sources ahd prices broke sharp*
lr lad I»v AufUat, which declined 7 points
■Si Sew crop mouth* about 6 points.
Tbt American markets for cotton for fu-
tut dell very were sonic what more nctlre
than I* usually the Case on the hfllf-holhlny
Salon*. The bulk ,of the Imalness today
vis In October and December ; and, despite
rh? favorable advices froai the erop and
• lower Liverpool than was due* these op*
tkai clostnl at unchanged prices from yer
‘ -'a finals. During the flrat hour of tb
ii today, there was a slump of fhn
m? points on liquidation, hut when It ba<
ren its course the market became dull, mm
M • little evening up prices gradually
worked up.
SPOT COn.ON MARKET.
New Orleans quiet at 10 15-lCc; salsa 175;
delivered on contract 1,600.
Liverpool steady at 6.06d.
It. quirt at 1011c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
tttrnflrtl. July SI. 12:15 p. in.—Cotton.
g»t iiiilfi. with prior* *trmly; middling sc-
hth 4444: aalra 4.000: Arucrlntn 6,(00|
■Mroimlitn nnd .sport 109; rarrlptf 17,M0;
intrlcu 14.160.
Fotiir,, optiied *a,frr.
'SSff
l$*dP "
NH-Ott *
Oct.Nov
Vor.liec
Jw.-Jan. . . .
in.Feb
F»h.-)lsrrh. . . V
Kirch-April. . . .
Holed quiet and
Prevfonl
Close.
B»
fi.fil5.6-’
6.6S-6.M 6.66
\M (.61
1.615.63 (.63
TODAY’S PORT RECEIPT8.
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Ol the Fleecy Staple.
Prlratr Wire to Ollwrt h Clay.
Now York, July 11.—Liverpool clotrd 3 to
1 flown. \\.. due aliont unvhanred.
Nrw Ortrrn,. July 3L—UrerpooT 3 tiown.
to a oh.de lower than experttd; woo *
our point lower. The bnlll.h week—..
g^Opttl evidently had very little
L lhl, morning. Market appoara heavy
• bat few friend* v
Tbe nap today la excellent, clear and
_ry. and ahould exert Ita Inllu
lower level*
linn *»j». "Cotton picking b*» begun in
the early dlatriet* More textile mill, have
TqtattarUy adranee.1 warn 6 .per rent."
Bradotreot a aaya:. "Trade, Imlnatrial and
«J»j|Mj4j|yrt* grnerslly continue highly op-
I’rivate Wire to Ware * Inland.
X«tv-York. July M.—Market opened lower
and about a* exported with very little bue-
Inee, In erldenre. I'ntnmlealon nouwe gold
a^llttle, b l some of tbe lore! tal-
"tkhlll le eteadylng market by bidding for
FoSmring lo the ototletlrat pooltlon of
rotton oa'Friday. July 9), at mad* up by
the .Now York FI on Uriel Chronlrle:
CHRONICLE’8 WEEKLY CROP
AND WEATHER REPORT
from the
In haa been ni
the we*k. and that In portion* of the
Atlantic nnil Oulf atntea and Tetna th.
precipitation haa been h,-»»y. A few of our
rarreopondoata ramblala that eaceaolae
mol*tnr* la raualng damage to cotton, nod
In aeetlona of Alabama from low lamia nr*
reported to have lieen nrerllojved. Other*
atnte that the erop la progreialng well."—
STOCKS STEADY
IN EARUfTRADING
Material Advauces Slade in
a Number of Lead
ing Issues.
RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
BUSINESS WAS ACTIVE
Sales to Realize Profits on
the Advance Caused a
Moderate Reaction.
By Private Leased Wire.
New York. July M.-Tbe weekly bank
statement was curiosity at variant* with
whst Wall street had anticipated. An In-
Ctesse of 16,000,000 cash was what yester*
day's figures hid Indicated. Today's returns
show actually that thu holdings have risen
111,700,00. In all probability, this Is an over
statement, the same aa ths averages of
previous weeks have understated the true
sltuntlou. Hut the essential fact Is that
the enlargement In surplus reserve accorded
fully with the most favorable itntirljmtlons
—that account standing 11.606.000 higher
than a week ago, nearly $15,000,000 higher
WARE A LELAND'S
DAILY MARKET LETTER.
... . . . IMMlf.
Ith favoring weather In tbs Atlantic
ites, It would he difficult to bring about
ich of so advance In prices; at leant,
1906
1*05 ■
taw Orleans ...
UiIrMtrtn
Mobile
ftmnnnh ,
<J»rtf*ton
Wilmington
Norfolk
’bMiilelpbla ..
Tariona
1
1
fi
&
U
491$
1
•
c
Total
6666
11016
1 c
INTERIOR MOVEMENT. /
■ r n
1606
IQflS A
a
Hwaton ...
AKutts ...
bmphli
LuuIr
Ondnnatl
631
j s
0(1
f :
TW et
*"• ?
7oul
IOCS
6631 R
New ‘York. July 21.—More favorable
i belt led to smnei
thla morning, and
■MMoff 2 points, In audition
^■the decline of yesterday. The foreign
market was not eucoarnglng to buyers,
sod with liquidation In the old crops still
points
prices!
steadied and tbs doss was not far from
yesterday's prices. In general, there was
practically u» change In tbs sltuntlou, and
trading was along the name limited lines
as heretofore. There seemed to be con
siderable covering ot» the decline, sad not
much pressure, being Ha turds/ half-holiday.
stan
mucffVPVMMMIPRP^WVVIiPOTmRMI
until after the bureau report on August 1.1
In the meantime, traders are not disposed
to tnks an aggressive stand on tbs mar
ket, nnd on declines cotton Is bought lo
he sold out on the first rally. This seems
to he about all there Is In the market.
New York, ^ July 21.—Considerable bullish
talk was Indulged In. dne to magnificent
leron prospects nnd tbs weakness of the
Chicago grain markets, a reflection of It,
although soma of the tending houses were
creative and not disposed to follow ml-
t*». A great deal of favorable com-
t was heard regarding tbe large iitpS
priptlon to the Panama canal bond b
Mlaroirl Pacific amt Ht. Panl wer
Rh features, nnd there was particular!
Inlying In Southern Pacific. The latiilj
L Vment made s most excellent showing,
little realising took place late In the
MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
FoHowlny I, the movanant ol
w *wk on.llny Friday, July
**> for the aaaaon up to the «am» date,
» rompllM by Rnporintamlant King, of
W Siw York rotton oxebaufo:
any*:
Movamont for Woofc.
Thla
rM-rlpt,
Canada to * ni *
•wthwn mill taking, iri'
tlnitnl'
«« of
town,..
uSf
' L»
0,000
13. M
Uit
Xanr.
106.711
66,163
Total Crop Movamont.
- 1 ’r-'P'*- • I v<3**35
666,016
mill*' and
bwltnii
^«nn6,
“J'hrrn mill taking* low
“®«-l! ” 3,160,000
LTLi’ mt*rior In town*
,,r "» of Srpt.mbor 3...
•“jrtt Into tight thu." „
" r for mno. 10,779.606 U,156^76
WORLD# VISIBLE
SUPPLY OF COTTON
tsry Hester's statement of the
Jlxlltl.* aupply of cotton for th#
adliur Friday, July W, shows a de-
O of against s decrease of ft-
ii, 1 ”' f«r and • doermae of 1M.661 In
JL' J»UI vl,|bl. u LS66.179. agulnat J.-
S£ i* *■«*•«* Mat yaar. and U
•j"} T-.r k.forr laat. Of IhU. th* tor
J* Am.rlr*n rotton U 1J69.1T1. again,;
Xfl U.t wrrk, 1.9.N.4J6 laat yr*r, and
EJ? e*r hafora laat, and of all other
l»ri.,.|lng Eyrp*. JWmxll, India, etr
J'W. lJKoS) laat wrrk. 1.1*3.600
-T-*r .nil 610,0(6 rear before ia,t.
* «L' ’*' w0 *™ ■ vlelhle aupply of rotton
L*”'. ‘hows n Umin ranpared with
Htk!Jr. k 01 I8 M^. ■ derreaw compared
KJiS 3-*t *f 6(6,067. and aa lurreaae
pp*r-l with year before toot of 6*!.-
world** vtatble supply of rotton
'here I, now .BoSrind held In
0>n . '!i* ** 4 rontlneatal Karopo L-
1® r " 1 *?* LO3A00 laat year, and C-
inlr„' ll -t° r r laat: In Bcypt
I *« rear and year ba-
5 IfJL'i 111 India 767,000. agulnat tM.000
5 tWc *!? 633A60 yrar before laat;
•AH I. h .' ' n lt**t Statra 666.000. against
yr*r and 301,600 yaar before
DAILY MARKET LETTER.
ew Orleans, July 21.—There was no espe
l feature connected with the market In
to create more than s passing
v .„ OntlmiM rinsMl lmr«op lev “ * *—
ii "thu
amounting to 4,000 bales.
WThmnlfilrf uiinBrffT^as affecting the
world's eqnnihrism. Htudenta of poUtlcali
in great finsnctsl centers o|
flight soon In* called upon to
bring their forces to bear upon s situa
tion which a world empire, torn by In
ternal disorders and civic strife, would
necessarily create. The fear of the re-
strict Ion of trade, tbe reported overpro
duction of fkhrics and the wnnlng demand
for the same, owing to the already over
stocked condition of the eastern merchants,
and, lastly, ths prospects for u yield far
above the average f&r the ensuing year,
are not only Influences to tut passed orer
lightly, or not at will, bat they nrs also
economic facts that must exert In dne
time their proportionate effect upon tbe
value of cotton.
New York, July 21.—The stock market
displayed further strength thla morning,
partly as a result of a better feeling on
Russian affairs, but also following sn un
derstanding of the London market and
ent liquidation In Month African Is-
Ths w«nk statement today was a
very Ssttsfsctoy one. «b<>wlMth£ mr
plus reserve In excess A of $lf,0«V"Viand
the finsnctsl situation for the time being
could hardly be better. All that Is re-
q til red la moderate Imports of gold, which,
nnder existing conditions, are quite likely
years.
itnck market, expecting a strong
bank statement, opened firm, and rose nulte
generally during the first hour and a half.
Abroad, thsrc was an all round Improve
ment. and the Idea seemed to dominate
the fi>relgn dealings that uneasiness over
the Russian outlook had !w*en rather over
done. IIHaulsn securities took part tn ths
general rise today, sud leoudou turned buy*
or tn ths New Turk market.
Special strength and activity was again
displayed In Union and Southern l’aclflc
and Pennsylvania and St. Font.
Profit-taking sales were rather larger
after the appearance of the bank figures
but they failed to check the upward drift
the market ending practically at ths
figures for the day.
In the stock market a flunilicr of stocks
showed small advances In first prices, ex*
tending to He In Amnlgaametd and Head-
Ing. A4c hi Union Pacific, * *
and He In leoulavltls and
Paul started He lower; Erie lost He at tbe
outset.
The market during the early trading
tinned steady. Material advances wero
made In a tiuml»er of leading Issues. Ths
buying was of the same character thnt has
f>eeu the dominating Influence In the mar
ket In the last two days, but on the ad
vances noted sales to realise profits caused
a moderate reaction,
riovernmenta unchanged. * '
Other I Kinds quiet and firm.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Amalgamated Coni
Atlantic Uosst Ui
>psr..
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda
American Locomotive
do preferred
American Smelting Iteflning..
do preferred
—tlmore nnd Ohio
Brooklyn Kaptd Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern..,.
ChcKipciikc and Ohio
i Fuel sod Irou..
•ntrsl lather..,,
do preferred
( hk-agu and (Ireat Westen
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Delaware and Hudson
Distiller's Securities
Erie
Illinois Central
Atueriesu les Securities......
Louisville and Nashville
Mexican Central...,
Missouri Pacific
Nsw York. Ontario and Western
National Lead....,
Northern Pacific....,
New York Central
Norfolk sud Wester
Pennsylvania
People's Uss
Pressed Steel Car
•aclflc
teaaim
Hock Island...
ern Hnllwn
moSnJstrs
BTOCKt-
Aliar.iiula.....
Atchison
do, preferred. . .
Hslrlninre nnd Ohio.
Canadian Pacific. . .
Chesapeake anil Ohio.
Chic., MU. and 8t. Paul....
Erie
do. preferred
Illnols Central..
liotilsvitta nnd NnshvlUe. . ..
Missouri, Kniinni nnd Texas.
do.' preferred
York Central
Northern Pacific.. .. .. ....
Norfolk and Western
Ontario nnd Western.........
Pennsylvania
Homllug
Hock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Ilnffway. * •. • *.
Union Pacific ..
United 8to tea Steel
do, preferred
Wabash ....
do, preferred
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Tbr weekly .tato
aaaoelatrd banks
cbnnffra:
Uvaervr. Inrrraar
bnana. Inereaae 39.
M’CULLOUOH BR08.’ FRUIT
AND PRODUCE LETTER
JmmJInaBrtal
opr ration* l>y Amrrleana abroad. Tbe otoek
market altuatlon look* itronit ennuah to
bold end make furtbrr Improyrment* In
TURPENTINE FIRM
DURING PAST WEEK
Bprrtat to Tb* Grorttau.
doranuab. July S.-kpIrltl turprutlur hr-
pan tb* wrrk firm at 6774". *nd rloord Orm
at ,7r. At on* time It looked aa If an rrm
lower prior mlfbt b* rtaekrd. but a Trry
large dlatributor ram* Into the market and
awrpt It at 67*. Tbln action broogbt otkrr
buyers to a rrallxatlon that there wan small
ebancr of a lower level, and they. too.
came hack Into tbe market for supplies.
On tbe drat day tb* eloae waa «|u!*t at
,7141. *bo decline to fi7c taking place tb*
following day. At
ths Maker figure was again rescue*, <
IrblnSS JS* followln, doy. tk* market
eamaiaid* at the ssiuc ngurs for lue re
uwlnder (»f tbe week. From pr*om» ted!
Siftfitt are. 5
Sr-nnW.'' 7C*ebZjl..e"aay
4S! ItM* ea.ka, about one-lhlra of tb.
*tt1SL*e/7 r ri!^t teodency. aad la
Jill, Of 70c orer tbe eeaalou o Bgure* Tb*
GIBERT & CLAY
■ Alabama >t.
corrcg, p»ovi»ion»
MCHSU6
A71ANTAOA
week* until the laat few day* baa bad a
‘ ■ effect Ofl the market conditional gen-
y apeaklng. It baa remitted alao In
aeriotia damage to the growing fralt crops,
iblptnenta of wblrh or* now on In earaeet.
1 luring the preaeut week |(cornea bar*
jot been of auMelrnt rain* to tiring ex
press chare**. Moerially good* of Inferior
qnalfty. Tbe mitrlet haa l^eu greatly over,
atoebed. however, and It la hoped with a
few dnya of dry weather, tbe demand and
value* will ■•* recovered to mu exteot.
No applea In th* morbot except local re-
calpta To a atnall way.
rantaloupea a drag la tbe market; In
fart, not worth transportation charge, at
P, lteion reeelpta have been very much In
rreaerd during tbe laat week and value*
are tieeeeeartly suffering a* the reaulL
Tbe demand for Iwnanas la more or t
ltmlted with low priceaDreratflwg.
No change of note applfea to lemona.
The mnrkrt I* thoroughly deaorallaed on
tomatora. Other vegetable* plentiful alao
and being furnlahed by the biral trucker*
A better demand, la noticeable for cab-
hag*. However. It I* hot aurOclent to lobe
them ot good price* except In a limited
W K'eh potatoes are very plentiful with
price* tiddly off.
A ellaht adc--
The market , . .. - .
live poultry. A fair demand prevail* fpr
<1, n«7trr P 'plenMful aad selling for low
price,.
NEW YORK COFFEE.
coffcg market
Opening
Itnnge. Cloa*.
,...*.63-16, ,6^7.06
...MA7.« 7.6S-7.I0
ffoy..' 7.3d 7.33 7.30
3w“.'.'..".V.."l54s» «5US
Angtiet /. 6.40-6.6, CUASt
...654.86
.6.604.6,
MU
.6.606.7,
tsi*
J** *tock Exch.nf* I.Vew Ori..-,. t niton K tcMijelfb'eogo Bo«rd ofTrade^^
Ffet' Firi::;?'?:; iSRSBl««- *«*•»«*
.^*•1 and Long OMam a flXC7«lt‘ R. FAGAN. MW* 2XZ Zi
and that when the demand la ailed then
will he a .light reai-tton. The magnitude
of the week'* advance ran be seen when
It Is stated that water white sold *6 the
flrat of tbe week at 66.74 aad la yCater
(lay's bite trailing at aa advance over this
Tenneaeee Coal nnd Iron
Texas and I’arlde
United flint** Steel
VIrirtiiln.CntwiRm'cbenifcai!I;".'!"”"",’.'
Wslmsli
•lo. prof or rod.
Wisconsin I 'outrsl *
do.. nroforrod
Total atock sales today, 4f4.#JI ahnrra.
NOTES ON GILVIN
Pointers on Provisions.
Prlrate Wire to Olhrrt A Clay.
I’hlnaM t III*- •»! ...tt’liaal
nortkwMt. sail chauoos sra
l» «p
Pff rari
Tha
axalnst any tuatorial dauiago, aa the crop
la an far atlvanMl. The # host market to aoll
wheat la still la the nit, and tbe buying
raely to oover shorts. Thla huylaf will
lljr nrlcos some froui evory break, hut
the trend Imdts lower, uatll wo roarh a
sound oxiKirt Imsta.
Corn waa woak on gonoral ral
lucroasoit o(fr>rings from Nebraska. Unn
sldorahl# (war nrossura on tho inarkat. Wa
doubt If oouutry aalliat will kaai
thla lavaj of priora. Hontlmout aa
ora la that their corn la worth .
now crop la by no moana a sou ml.
Onta are catting down whore they took
On all hroaka fanm now on, would advlaa
promhmi If p urehaaed .ruund theae prie .
Mlnnr*pelts wire.: "II. V. Jone*. who
returned this morning from th* Dakotas,
the northweat crop will be aaf* la
teu dnya to two week*. Th* protu-
.. for nn enornlono yield, only a mlntn-
tty rnn rbnnge tbln pmnpectlve reonlt,
nnd there an' tin unfavorable Indication.
will b* upside tn Htk* ear* of the hudnen,
and It wlllAakn Sfteeh months nr over to
market It. Oat* and flax are alao la In*
condition, and jiromlao to break record,.
TH
mature,, th* railroad.
is fc
great pnatiierlty In Ike unrlhweat,
erfl((Wlng tmatneu for elevator comp*
id It should mean a largo aiport
lien* isTlour, for the United dlaten
mra a aiirpln* above homo nooda of ovor
Sun.iap.ooo, and with t'auatln alemt 4U0.S66,.
to faej.Jt* liplti
eueh
on.uai, anu wttn i-anattn ai""it vai.viu..
lo fnrt, tba Lulled Htatra amt I’anada
• the promlao or aluioat 1.006,000,000, No
1 outlook baa ever been In proa pact nn
Wll
lr ahead for Joldiera, manufaclurerl, ra-
era nnd ratlrnndn. h
RANGE OF THE COTTON MARKET
Uhlrago ItceoriMlerald: Very high Irm
pernturra prevailed through th* aouth-
west yesterday, bnt tbe weather waa clear
ami nnfavaraul* fnr the devel^iment of
runt. A good many had rc|inrti nro com
ing In of eicennlrn rain, damaging wheat,
an id n grain bonne. From I Ini Inches
rain Thnrinny night ever Kanaah and Mia-
aniirl. and Ilia .wheat haa not hern dry fur
nanny two weeks
Prlrate Wire to Ware A- I-eland
"ilciign, July L’t.— 1 The reeel 11
ue large Itm
Inn il leered I
1 incentive!
"wheat acting atagdy, hut no nlgni
ratten ur any other big abort cumin
in pt
yel.
n* In
AT NEW YORK.
cm2
lo.oar*
10.14.15 10.16-1S
Open. Tilth. TAw'dSTi r,o.e r T 10 "’
July e.ift.11 lo.1t HUB 10.11 lfi.wit 10.
Aug ..10.12 10.14 10.(8 10.14
Hep ..)0.22 10.|2 10.22 10.23
Qrt *
NnV
I lee
UAH ..... „
Fel» 10.4517 10.45-47
Mrh ..l».kl lO.fifl 10.61 10.64. 10.6666 10.61M
Closed steady.
>:»e si ill it! its
..10.41 10.44 10.IB 1(X44 10.4145
AT NEW 0RLEAN8.
Tha following la tbo rauga In cotton
future* Id N.w Orleans todays
Lost Previous
„
Melt ..10.60 10.69 10.46 10.6S
Clnaed steady.
TIPS FLASHED
From Wall 8treeL
PrlvatrWIra to Ware ft T.Hand.
New York, July 21.—Loudon cbangvfl
alight.
Panama bonds largely oraraabaerihad aad
favorable hank atatemsut expected.
Hull tips out on tbe coaler*, western ralla
■te«-la and eoiqiera. Trade rondltlons fine,
railroad earalaga large and tiulllab talk
la heard on llarrtman Ihufifica.
Activities may not be pronounced,
•action* likely to follow. Early umi
with the usual week-end evening up among
room traders.
American* cloned firm In London, with
■ttve bear covering In evidence. Htecls.
aclflc Mall, Union Pacific are starling out
strong. Katy ought to do better; also
Missouri Pncfflc nnd Southern Itnilwny.
Favorable bank statement and further
ivering by shorts should hold prices. Fa
vor short side on further advance.
Private Wire to Olhert ft Play.
New York, Jnly 21.—Danlal Odell ft Co.:
'Cautious buying of good mocks will, wo
believe, contfnnf to give fairly satisfac
tory returns, nrovido<Y the duflnes* does
wit overstay, for the elimination of short
ntefest now going on will to some extent
ay the market open aa a whole to hear
stuck, hut the bear element la not likely
to accomplish much without llquMatlou of
considerable extent, aad wt find none of It
n sight at thla tlma. We would not neg-
ect reasonable^tarns, bat we would pre-
.— tbi» when stocks are soft,
terests are a little more bull
ish. according to our Information, and their
position Is oupportad by tba dhio#.';
The bank statement la bettor than ex
pected.
Uptown sentiment: The fart that the
laondon market for Americana la only
altuatlon. The character of ths 1/ondon
market thla morning la all the more reaa-
aurtug to the Interests which tra looking
for higher prices hqcaaaa It follows n strong
market hero yesterday. The conservative
Interests uptown are looking for a
slderahly better market fnr the next three
or four weeks at least, but they do not
look fnr sensational advances except In a
few Issues. It fs Mleved, however, that
the short Interest la still large nnd thnt
when the. general covering movement seta
In the stocks which have been moat aa«
vetely depressed wUl recover pretty sharp*
iy.
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE
oldest Kttnbllshrd Office South.
COTTON STOCKS BONOS 9H»IN
around Floor Ooutd Building. Dally
mark*! letter nnd mtrk.t manual
mailed on application.
——;
L. J. ANDERSON & CO
Bankers and Brokers,
COTTON, STOCKS, GRAIN
Correspondent's Cipltii 1250,000
REFERENCE. THE NEAL RANK
PHONE HIT. PRUDENTIAL. BLDO
HUBBARD BROS & CO., mKants
Atlanta Offices, 219-221 Century Building.
.Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, Liverpool Cotton Aiao*
elation, Chicago Hoard of Trade, New York Cof
fee Exchange, New York Produce Exchange.
Business solicited for the above exchanges.
Direct wire service. Correspondence Invited.
Phones 454, Long Distance 39. A* S. Hustoce, Mgr.
COTTON^GRAW, ^ROVIS|5nS,*STO<£ksPbONDS,
Llttrptol CoffM Xnoc/Jbos.
Frit it t Wlrtt It hew York. Ktw Orleant. Cblraqt.
Baft none 1262.
Nf l__
0. C. COT Hit AH. kfaetqtr.
Standard Phttt 2
Occidental Fruit and Produce Co.
-mco«yo*xTED=
WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE
AND CENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BANANAS, PEACHES AND CANTALOUPES
- the hustlers —
J. M. COPELIN, Pre*. JOS. GENNTISON, Mgr.
2 N. BROAD ST. ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
I), not hrllav. drptrinhrr oat, will sail
hr|oW Sr. lotoka aa If Micro wa. (|Ull* a
lot waatnl nt 33c. .Northweat (air buy.r
of flciilrinlior.
rftiSPflia narma i isss
trrod. Trad* ratlirr Halit.
aid ,
flora mining tint. Buylm
I'rovlilon ahlnmcnl* fnr Iho work ondlng
Jmy 71: liart. T.tll.OM pmindih aaaln.1
7.660,61X1 pound* ytntr »*n; nicnt*. 19.7S:.606
lonml*. «**tn«t B.777.txio pound*Jasi years
wrk, 6.6tn barrel., against 6.73S barrel,
sat yaar. •
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
By 1’rlrat* I«»*d Wlro,
Now York, Jnly M.-Ilry food, wer,
atcaily to firm today. Printing rloth* worn
atmngsr and a good bnalnoaa don* In wld.
fabrloa. Thor* waa an lncroa.od domond
for light ahrrtlnga. f'nttnn yarn, worn
atrungor. Ilaw wnnl waa Armor, t.’ommla-
aluii ImiiM* r*port a hattar builnras on
wor.trdi,
COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
OPENED HIGHER;
CLOSE WAS LOWER
(Small World’s Shipments
nnd Steadier Cables
Caused Advance.
REPORT WAS BEARISH
Brought in Heavy Selling
Orders and Prices De
clined Sharply.
i^ii
By Print. IjiMit Wirt.
Chicago, Jnly 61.-Crr.ala tlnard lower,
wheat striking a net# low level en the er.ip
on brarirh erop adrlm and th* bury ratt
ing order, from tk* spring nhnt roun.
Corn and nata aaff.rwl further rece.eion,
and bog prodacta. not to b. oiitdone, .old
downward.
IVhllo early fnrtlgn new* wn. bulllth,
th. 1st* cahlea wars bMrith In wheat,
Bromnhaira cabin from Odnu earing that
th* weather hat turned Ann with rrop
new, fnort fnvdrahl* and WhMt rarelpta at
Odna* llbfral and qnaUty fair. Thrr* wdfa
net loner* for tb* day of Ho for wheat, t,
ill. for cora, H0H. for onta aad M/Wo
7’rimfr/ reoel *ia for th. day Uatmi
Htahrl* wheat and 416 huah.la corn, rom-
Wred with 1,066,OK and 6X.OOO, rtapootlrety,
•Jay, 121,000 wheat, M0,.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
ST**"’
Mlfb. low. Clow. Clo
C h fi
F ii
"oATtf-
Juty..
S.’pt
Drf
«111
E& srs
76’,
81
«s
hiii
It.M
July.. .. .. .. ,,
A tiguat
Hotileinhrr..
(•duller.. ... ., .. .. .:
Nnvcmlier :
Itenmlwr.. .. !
t'loaod atrady.
&5J0* » IS II !:S„
fllDBfl- •
H.fc. vs" r.ir *:<*•• l.| ?:”li
Oct.... 9.MR 9,6714 I.6TH IIP ».'*
CHICAGO CAR LOT*.
Today, Tomorrow.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat ctoact '6 tn He laws,.
Corn cloned unrhangml to Ho lower.
my t
"Crooked,” rehoed Jlrnnro n-,h.
”Why, h. couldn't piny Solllnlro with
out firming off th. bottom of the deck.”
—Washington Star.
CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION,
CAPITAL $500,000.00
If you contemplate opening a new account, or obaagtng your praaaot
banking arrangement, and wish to oonnect yourself with a strong, oonaarv-
atlyo bank, fully equipped to terra you at your business Jnattflea. we
Invite you to call and talk the matter orer with us.
Asa O. Candler, PraaldanL
W. H. Pattaraon, VIoa.PraaldanL A. P. C.1,1. Cathln
John S. Ow.no, Vlo.-Pr.ald.nt. Whi. D. Owens, AaaL.CaaMen.
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK
ATLANTA, GA.
C. B. CURRIER, PraaldanL A. B. THORNTON, VIo^PraaMauV
H. T. INMAN, Vlea-Praaldant. DEO. R. DONOVAN, Caahltr.
JAMES S. FLOYD, Aaa’t Caahltr.
Capital.*. $500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $500,000.00
We Solicit Your Patronage.
J
Frank Hawkins, PmMtut.
H. M. Atkinson, V. P. Tnomat C. Erwin. Assf. riihlar.
Josvpb A. Mr Cord, CarMar. If. W. Wyera Asat. Casklrr.
Third National Bank
Capital
Surplus
Dr. A. W. Calhoun.
iSsyfe.
IL Y. McCord.
. . . . $200,000.00.
. . . . $300,000.00.
DIRECTOR8t J. LL KunnsIIy.
Frank llswkios. J. Carroll Payne.
H. M. Atkloson. E. B. Boosor.
Joseph A. McCord. David Woodward.
WM. L. PEEf*. President
icon I . r. M A 1»11»)\ , \!ra IT-.
TtXOfi. J. PEEPLES. Cashier.
JA1. G. LESTER. Aos't Cashier.
MADDOX-RUCKER BANKING CO.
CAPITAL
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
ACCOUNTS INVITED
*200,000.00
$500,000.00
Wo Invite accounts of individunls, corporations, banks
and baukcra and olTer tho best terms cousi't< ut with
conservative banking.
In our Raving. Department wa allow Interest at tho Hate of 3 1-2 per
* cent. Compounded Heml-Annually.