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TI1E MACOH TELEGRAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1894.1
THE WORLD OF TRADE.
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Reports p.y Wire From the
Great Markets.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Amor. Cot. Oil...
ao rrefd. 11%
Am. Bagtrlioflii; f
do prat'd. Siy.
Am. Tobacco Co. W
do prefd.104
A., T. and H. Fo. »X
Halt, and Ohio 07
Canadian Paeiiie 00
Chraa. and Ohio. IV/,
Tin. and Alton. .Ill
Chi., b. andQ... Uk
Chicago Oaa. .. 7(1
Pol., L. and W. 14274
Pm. anaCatUo F
£. T.. V. and O.. 10
do nrarA IT
Brio UH
do proTd. 21
Gsa. Electric.... ai;^
lllinola Coo 82
Jakn Kno and W Id
do prard. my,
Paka Snore ISO
lam. and Nath... rajj
Lou. sod N. Alb. 0%
Manhattan Cona.101^
Mom. and Char., in
Michigan On... 97'i
Miuoari Pacific 94
Mobile and Ohio. 17
naiuuac nocss,
N„ C. and «. L.. M
U. 8. Cordai
dfafd;
Sow Jerrej Con.. #2%
Now York Con... WA
S. y. and K. K SOJ
Norf. and W. prof 21J
Northern Pacific- I)
do prti'd. 17<
NorUiweawra... 97!
do prefd.141'
Pacific Mail 21*
Reading. IS*
It. and W; It Tor I5;i
Bock laland fiOJi
Ht. Panl 67H
do prefd.117
Rllror Centfie'e*. 61%
Tonn.C. andl... Uy,
do prefd. 7u
Toaaa Pacific....
Union Pacific ... IIV
W., St. I- and P. 0$
du pref(1. If
Woatent Union . MV,
B'y da. 88
•' eon. 11*4
" pf,d. Wy,
Virginia fianogo. »%
" tundnddobi M'J
aran novno.
Alabama clan A.linji Teun'aoe old 6... CO
•• 11.106
•• •• c. viy,
la. flamped f'a..l«u
N.Carolina6a. ...102
" 4a....124
oomumurr aoana.
U. S. fa reflat'd. .116 1U. B. 4* rognlir..
U. I), fa ouupona.116 |
flunk •tnt*>m«nf.
Now York, Doe. 1.—The ataodaiad banka
make the following atatomout tor tbo wuok
ending today:
lleaorro, decrease.. 116,800,800
Loans, Incrcaao 4,460,700
Specie, doiroaae 19,631,900
Legal tendor., Increase 2,691,21*1
iMpnaite, decroeae l,2A3,eu0
Circulation, lucreaae 0.000
The banka uow bold In .'xoeMof re.
quitcmeulaof thu 21 per at. rate..662,220,800
COTTON.
Macon, Dreimber 1.
The Macon market for spot cotton la dull
at tbo following quotations-
flood Middling 6J4
Middling 6.
Strict Low Middling ty,
Lost Middling 4
flood Ordinary i'2
Ordinary* —
POCSL nr.cr.im.
4
1
i
«
*
i
&
1
.6*
1
26.7
207 1 .722
301 1 311
222
018
540
967 | 1007
This May..
Yesterday
romanATtrr htateuiwt.
Stock on band BoptemborTTiHOh"
Recoirod ainco September 1, 1804...
roaT azcziirs.
l.46ll
. 60,261
¥
1,
r
h
3 £
e
I'
47994
6*132
7U380
65999
60940
18329
77836
49002
(0146
61016
45121
43911
40940
36540
53728
62498
34089
r.5939
40785
Tuesday
IVodastday....
Thursday
Friday
Total this week
47,981
65.632
49.002
36,540
New York, Dec. 1 Rpnt cotton dull;
middling gulf 01-16; middling uplande 61818.
Ha tea balee.
Tito future market opened quiet andcloaed
eleady. Salon 101,IPO bales,
weather at the 8outh during Ute peat
week has been favorable for picking and
marketing' ihe crop. Houiton received
SAM* aralnat 7.**; Memphis. 5,400. against
< The Chronicle state* the overland
movement since Septmsgcr 1 at M9.382
bales net, ngitnat S3.93 for the aame
time leal year. The Southern cousurop-
tion for the aame time la 230.W0, against
tit Odd for the same time hast year. The
Northern spinners have taken 977,477 since
September 1. against 666.512. Total in
sight. 4,935,424, against 3.B1.436 m 1822 and
3.414,087 In 1822.
On tha decline today there was quite
a llltla new buying, and whtlo price* may
go a little lower, the market begins to
show renewed signs of resistance to low
price*. S tevens ft Co.
LIVERPOOL.
Livaipool, December 1—Spot cotton market
demand dull, with prices easier. American
middling! 3 3-32. tlaiea 6.000 bales, ol which
600 were lor speculation and export, and
Included 6,500 American. Becoipta 21.000
bales, of which 20,600 were American, tuturoa
Arm.
1 Op»n«3T~ | CIcnvST
Deoembcr.,..
Itcc.-Jan
Jan.-Pel/
Fcb.-Warcb...
Marob-Aprll
Aprit-Msy...
May-Jnno....
Juns-Jnly....
July. August..
Aug.-gept.,.
3d
: 1-474
3 3 01*8 2-32
4 4-32
3 0-64
4 8-64
3 9411
4 11-04
3 2-01
3 2-04
3 2-04
3 3-04
3 4 64«S f-SI
I (.-6ta3 7-04
3 8-01
3 0-04a310-04
311-0U312-O4
3 13-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, Dec. 1.—The deliveries of
wheat on December contract*. contrary
to expectations, were light today, and
the crowd completed tho world’s visible
supply by reporting a decrease In stocks
"in and afloat for Europe" of L006.000
Bushels. Liverpool and London cables
were strong and higher. That the prices
did not work their way through calls
was a disappointment to the bulls, and
after a reasonable period they were dis
posing of their biddings wit has little
appearance of dlapley aa poaslbel. There
came an easier ottering under 'the pres-
•ure of nelUng, bu tbefort the close values
stiffened up a trifle and dosed a fraction
under the top. May wheat openel from
(OH to OOH. declined to 6672*94, rallied to
and closed at 6044—14*94 of a cent higher
than yesterday. Caah wheat waa Arm and
unchanged.
Corn.—Local acalptra and room opera,
torn had the corn pretty much to them
selves today. Sympathy with tho liner
grain, Arm cablea, light deliveries on De
cember contracts and soft weather com-
Idned to start price* firm, but the trade
Coon dwindled away until practically no
no business was doing. May corn opened
from 49 to 4214, aold getween 42 and 49%.
closing at 4374*94—74 of a cent higher
than yesterday. Cash corn was weak
ad HaH a cent lower than yesterday.
Oats.—Prices In oatm moved about 14 of
a cent during the cntlreseaelo n. It la
tmnneeanary, therefore, to refer to tho
trade, because there wus practically
nothing done. A steady feeling ruled, the
generally Arm tone elscwhero extending
to oats. May closed unchanged from yes
terday. Oi*h onto were a shade easier.
Provisions.—A little activity woe noted
In product at the Immediate atari and
also at the end of theses elon. but the
Intervening time waa dull and monoto.
noqs The strength usually came from
tho yards, where hogs wero Arm and in
light supply. ' 1 *■
talned, but
Later an easy feeling ob
1 rally during tho closing
The close
774 cents higher
FUTURE QUOTATIONS
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
WHEAT— Opning. lllghst. Lwat Cion*
6&H 3544 65>4 6574
January a..
February
March
April
$i*y
June
July
August
Hiqitombtr.
October.
November
Decemlier
nxcuns asn xxrours.
To-day.
tor the
TVeok.
Consolidated not receipt...
•• Liport* to O. Itrlula.
•• Export, to Franco...
M Export, to coQttnrnt.
Stock on hand al New York
4I.W44
39,409
82.1(5
4,260
1,109,(59
47.984
88,488
39,125
4,250
pi. 1—Not receipt*. .. 3.720,164
" Export, loG. B. l,ieo,6«J
" Exp. to Franco. 330,621
“ Exp. continent. 820,019
Mtw orlxass cusiha rcTCnxs.
January 6 27 I July....& (A
February 6 31 Auguat g ca
Nan'll, 6 39 September
April. 641 | October
Way 6 49 1 November
Juue 6 64 ! December 6 26
tort quotations.
flalvrston, Dec. l.-Rssy; middling, 534:
net receipts, 2,911: mock. 1S9.145.
Norfolk, Doc. 1.-Quiet: middling, 471:
net receipts, 4871: stock. 73.571.
llaltlmere, Dec. l.-Nonunal; middling.
5S; net receipts. 3,311; stock.' 15.527.
lies ton. Dee. l.-Dull; middling. 5 11.18;
stock, 4651.
Wilmington. Dec. l.-Nomtnal; mid-
dim*. 574; net receipts. U9i; stock, 40.434
Philadelphia, Dec. l.-Qul*t; middling.
*74; net receipts, 151; stock, 4.971.
Savannah, Dee. 1.-Steady; middling.
5 8-M; net receipts, 2,116; stock. 134218.
New Orleena. Deo. I.—Steady; middling,
t HI; net receipts. TAM; stock, U7.IU.
Mobile, Dec. l.-Basy; middling. 574; net
receipts. UW; stock. 77.444
Memphis, Dec. I—Steady; ml,Idling,
5 5-tl; net receipts. 4*41, stock. 111,580.
Augusta, Dse. l.-Sleady; middling. 874;
net receipts, 1.797: stock, 24117.
Charleston. Dec. l.-Bieady; middling,
674; net receipts, 4,(12; stock, 7*165.
Ctncfnnett, Dec. 1—Steady; middling AH:
net receipts 40K; stock, 11,08.
LouLvlll. Dec* 1.—Quiet; middling, 474.
Rt.. leiuls, Dec. 1.—Quiet; middling, Mt:
net receipts. 1,961: stock, 42.(70.,
Houston, Dec. l.-Kssy; middling* 5-14:
net receipt*, 14,t»: stock. 77.4SI.
STEVENS’ COTTON LETTER.
By Special Wire to Lyon A James.
New York. Dec. L—The Liverpool nows
surprised the bulls and bears alike. It
showed a decline ot only 1 to 1H points
In reeponso to a decline ot 15 p.dnis here
yesterday. The price accordingly ad
vanced 1 to I points here this morning
and quite a number of local shorts cov
ered. There was less pressure from the
outside long Interest to sell, but Liverpool
sold only 40n> bales co the spot at n
decline of 1-ltd. and the port receipts for
the coming week were estimated at as
high as ac.tU) bales, against HAWS test
year. The Now Orleans estimate la sx-
pected to bo hoavy. Furthermore, Liver-
pool and the continent sold rather freely
end New Orleans eent n goad many tel
ling orders. The early advance here was
lost and a decline of 8 to 6 points fol
lowed, hut closed steady at last nljht'e
price. Uvcmool closed Ike. Tha salts
here were 101.100. New Orleans at on*
lime waa 4 points lower, taut regained Ihe
loss sad advanced 1 10 2 points, Spot
cotton been was dull and unchanged.
Port receipts estimated at HM against
55.(22 this day last woek and (dan last
year. New flrleana receipts Monday es
timated at u.o»> to i4Mk against r.rk
last Monday sod 14m Mat year. The
4774
4776
49*4
3274 3274 3274 3274
May. . . .
OATS—
Dec. . . .
May. . .
PORK—
Jan. . . .
May. . . .
LAKD-
Jan. . . .
May. . . .
K1BS—
Jan. . . .
May. -. . .
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour wee dull at ateady prices. The
shorts soon restricted business.
No. 2 spring wheat. :,57i'.iObi.
No. 1 red wheat, 55H.
No. 2 com. 47.
No. 2 oata, 2974ST4.
Mesa pork. 12.1274a25.
Lard. 8.«5a7.00.
Short rib aides, loose, <.Mal274.
Dry salted shoulders, boxed, 5.(274a75.
Short clear aides, 6.3774a59.
Whisky, 1.31
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington, Dec. 1.—ltoaln steady at
9774 for strained; good strained. 1.0274.
Spirits of turpentine ateady at 2574c.
Tar steady at M cents.
Crude turpentine Arm: hard, 1.10; soft,
1.50; virgin, 1.70.
WOLFF &HAPPS
THE FINAL GREAT SALE
OF THE LYONS STOCK.
With thousands of new goods added, grown out of recent
purchases of sacrificed manufacturers and over-stocked im
porters, by our industrious buyer who is now in the Northern
markets. Let the news spread. Let customers show their
purchases to their neighbors. Let everybody look over our
honse, whether they think of buying or not.
MACON BOND AND STOCK REFORT.
BTATS OF GEORGIA BONDS.
Bid. Aak'0.
T per c*nt bonds, Jan. and July
coupon?, maturity ltt) ICO
4V4 per cent, bonds. Jan. and
July coupons,'maturity 191S....U4H U5
tVfc per cent, bonds, Ian and July
coupon*, maturity 1323 U* in
SVfc per cent bonds, Jaa. and July
coupon*, maturity lone date.. K>4
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
Savannah & per cent* bonds...... 10* ioi
Atlanta bonds, price aa to rate
ot interest uM maturity 100 no
Augusta bonds, price aa to rate '
ot Interest and maturity. iO) m
Rome bonds, 8 per cent. i0«H lot
Columbus 6 per cent. i<onds ... .iu*
Macon 6 per cent, bonds, quar
terly coupons ill us
XIA1LKOAD BONDS.
Central railroad Joint mortgage
? per cent, bonds, Jan and July
coupons 117H USH
Geurtfia railroad < per cent,
bonda. Jan. and July coupona,
due 101 kq
Georgia i railroad I per rent,
bonda Jaiu and July coupona,
due U10 lot in
Georgia rullroad I per cent,
bonda Jan. and Juiy coupona
due 19X2 U0 in
Montgomery and Nuf*u!.\ rail-
road, i pet cent bonds. Jon.
and July coupona due 1X0....ioi 105
Ocean Gtetm&hlp bonda * per
due 1*20 as
Columbus and Western railroad
« per cent July coupons .uo U1
Columbus and Horae railroad %
per ceit bonda Jan. and July
coupons ... IS «•
Augusta and XCnoxvllle railroad
I uer cent bonda Jan. and
July coupona due 190C...., N M
8avannab. Americas and Menu
gomery railroad t Per cent,
bonda Jan. and July coupons.. IS •
Georgia Southern and Florida
railruad C xvr cent bonda Jon.
and July coupona due 1173.... ft &i
South Georgia and Florida rail
road indorsed 7 per cent bonda
Jan. and July coupons iqb
Northeastern railroad indorsed
C per cent bonds. May and
November coupons 101
Macon and Northern railroad
certificate* ot bonda March
and September coupona 40 11
CrarieMcn. Columbia and Au
gust* railroad 7 per cent bends 90 1ft
RAILROAD STOCKS AND DKBEN-
Central railroad common stock.. 1A U
Central railroad ( per cent de-
Carpets, Mattings, Rngs,
Art Squares, etc.
We doubt If you will ever have a
chance again of buying any of the
aoove named good* tit Fuch price* aa
we are new ca/srng them out at. Out
vast sales In tills department k‘> to
shop’ that you can cave big mon-y on
tty purchasca that you may make.
Art 8quarc, 3 yard* by i 1-2, at 22.50,
worth J4W.
Art Square, 31-2 yards by 3, at 13.50,
worth U-50.
Art pquare, 31-2 yaids by 4, at (4.48,
worth 17.
Bureau rugs, at 25, 23, 50 and 73c.
Hearth rugs, from 50c. and up; the
finest grades at .unprecedented low
prices.
A large line of Japanese and China
hair ruga. In both plain and combina
tions, just opened and much below
former pricer.
Hassocks.
Another great closing out sale of
these goods. Hassocks a t 12, 25, 3j and
ooc-.; positively all at panto prices.
With sucli big inducement* la sight
the ineru-1 pinch or muney la enouga
to do to help you along these hard
limes, such inducement# as we are
offering.
1,200 yard* Lisbon cloth for drosses,
in navy and dark grounds, with hand
some figures and flower designs; the
price will be 2 3-4c.; only one dress to
the customer.
Warm tbe pant week, the coming
week miy be cold and chK'ly. You
had better prepare against tile cold
blast that is coming on.
100 dozen ladle*', children's and
men's underwear, to bo closed the com
ing week, all at unprecedented low
values.
Extra-heavy men's undershirt* white
and colored, at 23c., 35c. and 48c. At
(1.25 25 dozen men's camel's-natr suits,
shirts und drawers to match.
Ladles' heavy under costs at 21c„ 25,
33. 40 and 60c.
One lot children's union spits, to be
otosed at hat'f price.
One lot children's wool undervests, to
be closed at 15c,; regular ptdoe 35 and
40 cents. «.
75c. a dress for them tomorrow; ten
yards to the dress; silk French sattnes,
rlcOi, elegant designs; these are the
regular price; 12c., 15c. goods off tbe
piece.
At 95c.
Another lot of those Scotch mixtures,
patt
rl.dy of new patterns, worth (1.50.
A good share of the wool dress
goods, short lengths, on the centre
counter, with the price and length
mJTked on each. You can take as
many as you want: they won’t stay
long at the short prices.
Suits for the Boys.
Maybe the boy wants a unit. We are
closing them out at unheard-of prices.
Suits at 75c., 08c., (1.25, (1.48, (1.V5, up
to (4. All at about htLf price.
Boys' overcoats, at (1/60, (2.00 and
(2.50: worth double, and treble.
At 6c.
Twenty dozen Boys' and Men’s four-
in-hand ties, a good assortment ot pat
terns; they won't last long at that
price.
New Chenille and Tapestry por-
tlerres, best colors, deep dado and
knotted fringe, at (1.98, (2.48 and (3.23.
and up to the largest sixes at a largo
saving from what you hove to pay
for same claw goods elsewhere.
At 49c.. another lot 4-4 ehenKle cov
ers, In a large variety of patterns, at
68c. Another tot of large size 6-4 che
nille covers to put on sale; 8-4 and
10-4 chenille covers, yve ore closing out
very low
At 48c.
Will .put on wile, commencing to
morrow. 25 dozen gents’ hemstitched
silk handkerchiefs, both narrow and
wide hem; never offered for less than
75c.
50 dozen Ladies’ 611k Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, in both colors and
white, at 10c., 15c. and 22c.
Ladies’ Capes.
In block, navy and tan. mad? of
French broadcloth, triple coClar. Lon
don dye, lincl throughout with silk:
extra large, sweep on both plain and
'trimmed, at (8.38. (10.48; they are (10
and (15 capes everywhere.
At 79c. Another lot of ladies’ French
kid gloves. In -tar.s and grtys; all fin
ished with lirge. stylish buttons, and
one of the best gloves imdo. for (1 25.
At 50c. a few nor* ot those s lehtlv
spotted gauntlet ui:d seven hook
gfoves; they were the (i 25 quality.
Blankets,
. Don't put off buying a Wnnlir. If von
are in reed of one. Vo have left a
few sanitary and well-stained blankets
that eronebody is going to get a bar
gain In
Direct a!l communications to
W. C. LYONS,
Wolff & Happ, SS3 Cherry St„ W. C, Lyons & Co,’s Old Stand.
beturos a
Southwestern railroad stock 77
Georgia railroad dock 151
Atlanta and West Feint rail
road debentures CO
Atlanta and West Point railroad
Stock 89
LOCAL BONDS AND STOCKS,
Macon Oaa Light and Water
consols. May and November
coupon*
Wesleyan college 7 per cent.
. bonda Jan. end July coupons..109
Macon Volunteers' Armory 1 per
cent bonda Jan. and July cou
pon* 194
Bibb Manufacturing Company (
per cent, bonaa April and Oct.
coupons 109
Progress Loan and Improvement
Company 55
Southern Phosphata Company
stock 76
Acme Brewing Company 109
BANK STOCKS.
Ftrat National Bank stock IS
American National Bank stock.. 85
Kxchangs Bank stock 21
Union Sayings Bank and Trust
Company stock vz
Central Georgia Dank stock
Macon Savings Bank stock 29
Central City Loan and Trust
Company stock 79
Shot—Drop. (1.35 per sack.
Wlro—Barbed. 274c per opund.
Corn Beer—5 pound cana (2 per doxen.
Nail*—11.66 base, wire; cut, 81.25 base,
base.
Tuba—Painted, (2.35; cedar, (4.60 per
nest.
Broom*—11.25 to (5 epr dozen.
Homes, Iron bound. (3.
Measures—Per nest, (1.
Plow Biades—4 eanta per pound.
Iron—Swede, 4 l-2c per pound; reffned,
2c basis.
Plow slock—HtUmen, (1; Ferguson,
90o.
We cannot afford to buy the Macon Telegraph to adver
tise prices of all our goods as it would take the entire paper to
do it, but below we quote a few just to show how much in
earnest we are to close out our entire 6toek of Dry Goods,
Wraps and Ladies’ Furnishing Goods.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corset closing out price 83
K. and G. 75c Corsets closing out price 67
R. and G. $1 Corsets closing out price 83
W. B. $1 Corsets closing out price. 83
P. & N. $1.25 6 Hook Corset closing out price 90
Kabo $1 Corsets closing out price. 83
Ball’s $1 Corset closing out price : 83
Thompson’s Young Ladies’Corset closing, price.. 69
BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
Fine Woolen Blankets, worth $6, closing out price $3 75
$5 Fine Blankets closing out price..... 2 75
$4 Fine Blankets closing out price 2 25
Red Wool Blankets worth $3.75, closing out price 2 40
$3.50 Blankets closing out price 1 60
25c F/iderdown closing out price 14
$1.50 Broadcloth clositg out price 85
$1.25 54-inch Covertcloths closing out price 74
15c Percalines and Selesia closing out price 10
54-inch Dress Flannels, all wool, regular prie 50c, closing
out price 35
100 Yards Spool Silk, best make, closing out price 07
50c Silk Velvet, closing out price 33
111 DBMS 1U AND BELOW GOST.
THE STOCK Kl BE DISPOSED OF.
MILLINERY. MILLINERY.
Our Millinery Department is constantly replenished with
all the Novelties. Great reductions have been made on all our
Trimmed Hats, of which we have a large lot on hand. It will
pay every Lady to visit the store of
NEWMAN’S
.555 CHERRY STREET.
CANNED GOODS.
DRUGS. PAINTS AND OILS.
Correoted Every Saturday by Henry J.
Lamar & Sana
Clnamon Bark—Per pound. 12 to 15c.
Cloves—Per pound. 15 to 250.
Drun and Chemical*—Gum aisafoe-
tide. 3io pound: camphbr sum. 65 to 65o
pound; gum c;,lum (3.40 to (3.(9 pound;
morphine. 14a, (2.25 to (2.45 ounce; qui
nine (according to size) (3 to 99 cent*
uiince; sulphur, 4 t* (o pound: salts, E
som. ( 1-2 to 3e pati vl; copperas, 3 to :
pound; salt petrx, -9 to 12c pound; bo
rax. 15 to 18o pound; bromide pot.iah, 59
to C5o per pound; chlorate, 25 to SOc per
pound: caTbolto acid. 50c to (1.75 pound;
chloroform, 76c tb 11.40 pound; calomel,
86c to (i; I ’cwoad. is to Mo pound;
cream frtar. commercial, 25 to 10c.
^ DRY GOODS.
Corrected Every Saturday by s. Wax el'
baum A Ron.
Prints—Berwick. 3 l-*c; standard 4 1-2
to 6c: turkey red. 4 to 5 t-2c; Indtso blue.
4 to 474c.; solid*. 4 to 9 cents
Sheetlngs-l-teSli. :t*4c,: 4-4a4-A 5 cents.
Tickings-Front <1 to 120.
Check*—3 1-3 to (c.
Bleaching^—Fruit ot the Loam. 4 (-4
to T l-3o.
FRUITS AND NUT3.
Corrected by A A. Cullen, •
Flga-Pry. choice. 13 l-S tb 16 cents.
Peanut*--North Carolina. 3 1-3 cents;
Virginia. 4 and 6 cents.
Lemom-3.00a3.50i
Nuta-Tarragenla almonds, u cent! pet
pound; Naples walnut*. (5 cents; trrence
walnuts. 10 cent*: ptcana, tv cents
Apples—Sun dried. ( to 7 cent* per
pound.
Ratslne—Net* In market. (» per box;
London Isyers, 12.25 per box; loose Mus
catel. 12 reT. hex.
IrUh rotate**—82.» per sack.
HARDWARE.
Corrected Every Saturday by Dunlap
Hardware Company.
Axes—(3 to (7 rer doexn.
Bar Lead—So per pound.
Buckets—Palntc 11.23 per doxen; ce
dar, three hoops. 12.25.
Oardi-C--t:4n. («.
Chains—Trace. 13 60 to (t.o per
doxen.
Well h:tcket»—85.26 per doxen.
Rope—Manilla, 19c; dse!. 8e; cotton, lie
IS cent*.
Shoe*—Horse. 14; Mnt*. (6.
Ehovcle—Ames. I!t> per dozen.
Apples—3-pound cans, 8L2S per dcsen.
Blackberries—2 pound cans, (l per
doxen; 6 pound cant. 2L05 per dozen.
Corn—3 pound cans, 30 cents to (1.50
per dozen.
Stnn>. Beans—2 pound cans, 90 cent*
per dozen.
T./matoe*—2 pound cans, per dozen, 80
cent*: 3 pound emit*, (1.
Okra and Tomatoes—2 pound cano,
(1.10 pe« dozen.
Juno Pevs—S pound cans, (L25 per
dozen.
Red Cherries—3 pound cans, (1.60 per
dozen.
White Cherries—2 pound cane,(1.76 per
dozen.
Lima Beans—(1.25.
Peachew—2 pound cans, (1.59 per
dozen.
Pineapples—1 pound cans. (1.50 to (2.25
per dozen; grated. P. & W.. (2.25.
Rajpherrtee—3 pound cans. (L83 per
dozen.
Strawberries—3 pound cana, (1.59 per
dozen.
Peaches, pie—3 pound cans. (L35 per
d..7.n.
Apricot*. California—2 pound cans,
(2.25 pee dozen.
Peaches. California—(2.25.
Pig Feet—2 puuna cans. (2.25 per
dozen.
Roast Beef—1 pound can*. (1.29 per
dozen: 7 pound cans. 13 per dozen.
Corn Beef—3 pound cans, (L85 per
dozen.
Potted Ham—1-4 pound car*. C5 cents
per 'lozrn, i-3 pound cans, (1.25 per
dozen.
Lunch Tongues—1 pound cans. (1 per
doxen.
Tripe—2 pound cans, (1.85 por dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS GROCERIES.
Corrected Every Saturday by the 8.
Jaques &. Tinsley Co.
The following or* strictly wholesale
prices:
FIsh-KIt. white flsh. 60c; in half
narrel*. 34: mackerel In half barrels.
No. t, (5.75: No. 3 In kits. 85 cents.
Hour-Best patent, per barrel. $325;
•econo patent, 83.15; straight, 32.75; fam-
tlv. 12.50; h/w erodes, (3.35.
Sugar—Nutndard granulatod. 474 cents;
extra C New York, 455 cents; New Orleans
clarified. 474 cent*.
bay—Wt quote today No. 1 Timothy
at (li and fancy. 319.
Meats—Bui kaldes-774 cents
Corn-99 cents per bushel.
Oat»— Mixed, *ic: watte. 48e.
Lord—Tierces i cents; cans, 8!4 cents;
19-pound cans, 9 cents.
OU—Ue.
Snuff—Lortllard'a Maccaboy snuff,
stone lire 45c per pound; glass Jars.
<5o per pound; S-ounce bottles, 39.900
per gross; 2-ounce cans. IS.CO per gross;
1-pound cans, 33.M per gro.-a; itaurnaa
snuff, 1-ouncs glass, 5c; 1-oanct tins,
(1.25 per gras?.
Tomato catsup—Pint*. 90c; quarts,
Hnnkny—'P*r barrel. 33.75.
Meal—Belted, (9 cents; plain, (0 cents.
Wheat—Bran. 85c,
Htmi—12 to lie.
Shoulders -3 We. |
HIDES. WOOL. ETC !
Corrected Every Sutunlay by G. Bcrnd
Xc Co.
Hides—Green salt, 3 cents per pound;
dry flint, 5 cents per pound.
Goat eklns—10 to 20 cents each.
Sheep Skins—20 to 50 cents each.
Beeswax—16 to 20 cents. -•
Wool—Washed, le to *20 cents per
pound; unwashed, U to U cent*; hurry,
7 to 10 cents.
Corrected Every Saturday by L. Cohen
& Co.
Whisky-Rye *l.l<r to (3.59; com, (1.3)
to (1.50: gin, $1.19 to $1.75; North Carolina
corn,$U0 to $1.60; Georgia com, (L60.
Wlnea—90 cent* to (1; high wines.
(1.23; port and sherry, (1 to (3; claret,
(5 to (10 case: American champagne.
(7.50 to (8.59 per. case; cordials, (13 per
cozen; bitters, (8 per' dozen.
Corrected Every Saturday by W. L.
Henry.
Freah Meata-Weatero beef. 574 to 6c;
Georgia beef. 4 1-3 to 5c; dressed hogs,
674 to 7c; Western mutton, 774 cent*; Sty
tlve mutton. 0 l-2o: smoked pork sau
sage, 8 l-2e; fresh pork sausage, 8c; Bo
logna sausage. 6c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Corrected Every Raturday by Samuel Fin
ley A Co.
Egg*—17 cents per dozen.
Hen*-2S cent* ’>
Fries—18 to 26 cents ezch. ' “'
Ducks-Slow sals at 2274 cents *ac3.
Turkeys—9 cent* per pound Olve).
eOeae—49 to 50 cent* each. .,
Sweet potatoes-40 cents burheL S
Irish potatoes—(2*82.25 per aack. , ?
Onions—SO cents per bushel. P
Butter-20 cents per pound.
Bun dried apple*—9 cent* per pound.
Honey—I2!4al5 cents per pound.
ALL FREE.
Thcee who have used Dr. King's New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportune
ty to try R Free. Call on the adver
tized druggist and get a Trial Bottle.
Free.. Send your name .bad address to
H. E. Bucklen A Co.. Chicago, and got
a sample boy of Dr. King's New Life,
Pills Free, aa well as a copy of Guide
to Health and Household Instructor,
Free. All of which Is guaranteed to
do you. good and cost you nothing.
H. J. Lamar A Son's Drug Store.
LEMON ELIXIR. -
A Pleasan Lemon Tonlo
For BLltousnw*. Constipation, Mala-
ria. Cold* and the GriD.
For Indigestion. Sick and Nervous
Headache.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousnese and
Heart Dlserue. ,
Fod Fever. Chills. DeblHty and Kid
ney Dlsea^o, take Lemon Elixir.
Indies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Leraton Elixir.
Dr. Mosley's Lemon Elixir U prepared
from the fresh Juice of lemona, com
bined with other vegetable liver tonlca,
and will not fall you In any of the above
named diseases. 60c. and U bottle® at
drusrgtets
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, At
lanta. Ga.
* AT THE CAPITOL.
I have Ju«t fallen tbe laat two bottles
ot Dr. K. Mosley's Lemon Elixir for
nervous headace. Indirection, with dis
eased Uver and kidneys. The Elixir
cured me. l found R the greatest medi
cine I ever used.
J. H. MENNICH. Attorney,
122J F street. Washington. D. C.
FROM A PROMINENT LADY.
I have not been able In two yearn to
walk or stand wttho-it *uffcrin« great
pain. Since taking Dr. Mziey's Lemon
Elixir I can walk half a mile without
the least inconvenience.
MRS. R. 1L BLOODWORTH.
Griffin, Ga.
SO DEAR A DREAM.
So dear a dream!
Of a quiet, quaint little home nest.
Hid in a garden small,
Where lilacs tall
Lean over the wall,
And the bobolink pours out his song.
So dear a dreaml
Of a sweet, little winsomo wife
At tho door at night
With a smile of welcome
And a kiss of love
After tho work of the day Is dons.
So sweet a dream!
O rosy, lisping, laughing babes,
Hold to a loving breast,
Within that little nest,
Happy aa some feathered brood
Up under the low, brown eaves.
So dear a dreamt
X know not whence it came
Unless from heaven’s own gates.
God grant it may abide with me
Nor lose itself save In divine reality.
So dear a dreamt
—Agnes Moore in Minneapolis Housekeeper
The Emancipated Pocket.
“The bloomer, ” argued the old fashion
ed person, “tends to deprive woman of tho
protection of those Intangible bulwarks
which ore her greatest defense.”
Tho lln de eleclo creature was quite pro-
parid to agree with the contention.
“I found that out," aho said, “the very
first time I wore mine on tbe street"
“Wero you Insulted!”
“No, I had my pocket picked.' ’—Detroit
Tribune.
lr. Sai Mchsiam
TFhq la now la Europe, has bought and
forwarded a large line of the finest old
Imported Wines
For tie Family We
Of Macon and vicinity. His stock Is
also co,nplete with the finest Domestic
Wines. Old Whiskies and Brandies,
Imported Bass' Ale, Ginger Ale*. Por
ter*, Imported and Domestic Beers, Ci
gars and Tobaccos of the b«t brands.
Prices are In keeping with 'die times.
Get the best good* and best prices,
from
BAM WEICHSELBAU&f,
now occupying the late Capt. John D.
Hudgins' old stand, comer Third and
Poplar streets, Macon, Ga.
L Douglas
$3 SHOE NOSQlfcAKIffjL
45. CORDOVAN.
FRENCH A ENTMEUEDCAU; *
WftVFKGMUMMI
• S.!P P0UCE.3 Soles.
<5h
*2.*l”B0YSSCH99t5HiES.
•LADIES*
^SENOFOfl CATALOGUE
W-L.* DOUGLAS*
BROCKTON, MASS*
loa can save rtaavy Lr purchaaiuc W* Ls
_ Daszlai bkofiSf
Becantc, tre arc tbe largest manufacturer* of
■cvertised ahoc* in the world, and guarantee
the value by stamping tbe name an<l p:Ice on
the bottom, which protect* you against high
prices and the niiltHeman’s prenta. Our shoe*
'fhere.at tourer prices for the valne given that*
Y7 other make. Take no substitute. If year
wr can. Sold by
ROCHESTER SHOE CO.
613 CUL'KBX bTlthdSX.