Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926, October 06, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1908 Refrigerated Battling The word lounds good, doesn't ft?. Just try a Bottle of Coca-Cola Bottled by our groceea. There's nothin* to compare with it We want to show you our plant. Call and Inspect. You will be delighted. If you want a perfect drink drink BOTTLED EVERYWHERE So ■I I 1 I H M-1H-H-H I I 1 ■! yH-l-H-H-l-H ]■ H"H M H'l 'H 'l I 1 II M Be Guided By the Light. Plenty of Light mean* plenty of business. A well lighted store Is al ways most attractive to customers. This fact no enterprising merchant can afford to Ignore. If you want more business, see that your place of busi ness Is lighted with Electricity. Railway & Light Co. SOUTHERN E LECTtflC SUPPLY & MFG. CO. . Machinery, Electric and Combination Fixtures i WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY 171 Cotton Avenne—Phone 212. Frank's Choice Old Corn Whiskey 4 Full Quarts $ 2.85 12 Full Quarts $ 7.65 1 Gallon Jug $ 2.60 5 Gallon Keg $11.25 LONG’S PRIVATE STOCK RYE WHISKEY 4 Full Quarts $ 3.35 12 Full Quarts $ 8.60 1 Gallon Jug $ 3.10 5 Gallon Keg $13.50 We guarantee the quality. A trial will convince you. Express on above goods prepaid to any point on lines of Southern Express Co. D. F. & C. P. LONG JACKSONVILLE, FLA tcW Old—Ripe—Smooth Rye Whiskey 2S Years the Standard S KOO' 4 Full Qts., Express Paid, v ,,m ^ All leading dealera bare it If your dealer does not, write us and we will send yon the names of several dealers conveniently located who can supply you with the genuine Echo Spring Rye. Address S.Grabfeldcr A Co. DeotB 80 Leuiavlllo, Ky. SENDS STOCKS DOWN NEW YORK. Oet S.—Price* of stocks fluctuated wildly today and snowed'the unsettling of strong conflicting forces. On the one hand was the acuta cyiale de veloped In the nearer eastern Question u:u\ tno .-th.-r tn« H-nli .-n.'. t of 1 u** striking upward movement In the Hill railroad stocks. It was noticeable that while prices recovered readily from the opening break caused by the Bulgarian war prospect there waa much more heel! tattoo In following the further recovery I over the level in sympathy with the strength In the Hilla and weakness was renewed at the last This waa partly ascribed to the Individual causes sup posed to be back of the HIU movement, which. It was feared, might leave the general list unresponsive. The Northern Pacific “melon cutting*’ rumors were re vived In full force and were responsible for the buoyant rise In that stock and In Great Northern preferred. The late reaction owed something to the faar of further effects from the Balkan outbreak. A curtailment in the market for cotton might be supposed, and the weakness In the cotton prices was a reflection of this. On the other hand, a quickened demand for our bread- stuffs could be assumed. The effect of thU assumption on the price of wheat was offset by the news of the heavy movement of grain to markets and fav orable erop news. The closing tone was much unsettled and weak. I Irregular. Total sales, par value $*.490,000. i call. American Tar and Foundry 3» American Car and Foundry’ pref....1*7 American Cotton Oil American Hide «nd leather pref.. American Ice Securities American Linseed American Locomotive American Locomotive pref. American Smelting and Refining... Amer. Smelting and'Refining pref. American Sugar Refining American Tobacco pref American Woolen .. Anaconda Mining Co, Atchison Atchison pref. ...:.. Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio pfd Brooklyn Bapld Transit Canadian ParlAc Central Leather Central Leather pref. Central of New Jersey Chesapeake and Ohio .............. Chicago Grrat Western Chicago and Northwestern Chicago. MU. and St. Paul V-rifr *ss Co|o2lo Southern 1st pref...., Cod 1M . S ] ,,thern 2n<1 • • • Delaware and Hudson..!!!.*..”!..... Denver nnd Rio Grande ............ Denver and Rio Grands pref . 30 :1W .101# Distillers* Securities Erie Kris 1st prsf. Erie 2nd pref. General Electric Great Northern prsf. Great Northern Ore Ctfs Illinois Central Interborough Met Intfrborough Met pref International Paper International Paper pref. International Pump Iowa Central Kansas City Southern Kansas City Southern pref. Louisville and Nashville. Minneapolis and St. Louis........ Minn., St. P. and 8ault 8t. M Missouri Pacific Missouri. Kansas and Texan....... Missouri. Kansas and Texas pref. National Lead New York Central ...... New York. Ontario nnd Western.. Norfolk and Western North Amerlesn Northern Paclflo «... Pacific Mali Pennsylvania People's Gas Pittsburg. C. C. and St. Louis ..... Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Railway Steel Spring Reading - Republic 8tee! Republic Steel pref. Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pref.......... St. L. and Ran Fran. 2nd pref..... at. Loula Southwestern St. Loula Southwestern pref Rios* Sheffield 8teel and Iron Southern Pacific Southern Pacific pref. Southern Railway Southern Railway pref Tennessee Copper Texas and Paclflo Toledo. Bt Loula and Western. .104# . 30# .1*4# . If # .141# . 25# iff :,!S* ,117# -Rtt if . *n ..1U1 .. $7* .. sot . ;100t United State* 8teel pref ’.. Virginla^Cannllna'Chemical * !*.*.*.!! Vlrxlnla-Carollna Chemical pref.. Central of Georgia Railway Co. Savannah, Augusta CovInQton Athens a l Madison ARRIVE FROM— Savannah and Augusta Savannah, Augusta Covington and Eetonton Eatonton and Mllledgsvtllo.. Athens and Madison..v Athena ard Madison Atlanta. Chicago, at. Louta.. Atlanta and Griffin., At ants and Griffin. Atlanta and Griffin Atlanta and Griffin Birmingham and Columbus.. Birmingham and Cetumaue.. Montgomery and Albany Montgomery and Albany Albany and America*. mm wsm — john w. i^ouw^ ■ Currant schedules corrected to date. District Paaaenger Agent, 4to C Athena add Madison........ Atlanta (Dixie Fiver) Atlanta and Griffin Atlanta end Origin.. ■ > 7:23am Atlante end Griffin * 1:35pm Atlanta end Origin ..4:40pm Columbus and Birmingham. .* 2:43am Columbus and Birmingham.^*11:23am Albany and Montgomery..,. J 3:00am Albany and Montgomery....-,*11:35am Albany and Amertcus ...«• 7:33pm •DAILY. tEXCEPT SUNDAY. WM Wentlnghouae Electric ... Western Unlotr .......... Wheeling nn.l Joke Erie. ^ aTonalTi Central hmm on- ;r. mturw ** new' YORK BOND8*' # * f " r U. B_ refunding 2». registered 1 IT; SiWefundlnx 2s. coupon 1 IT. a 3s. registered 1 U. S. 4e. coupon U. s. 4s. registered U. S. 4s. coupon .. 1 American Tohaccu 4a . American Tobacco fa 1 Atchison general 4s .. Atchison adjustment 4a Atchison cv. 4s Atchison nr. $a ..... 1 Atlantic Coaat Line 4s Bnltlmore nnd Ohio la Baltimore and Ohio >#*....„ Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4a Central of Georgia •■.... 1 Central of Georgia lat tno Central of Georgia 2nd Ino Central of Georgia 3d Inc Chesapeake and Ohio 4#a....; 1 Chicago and Alton 3#a ;••••• g'fj: S./E r ETi."*" “:::: C„ R. I. and P. R. R. col. 6s C.. R. J. and P. Ry. rfdg 4a. C. C. C. and St. I/>ula gen. 4s Colorado Industrial If Colorado Midland 4s Colorado and Southern 4s... . i viaware and Hudson cv. 4a 1 'Tnver and Rto Grande 4a •>le prior lien 4s •Tt&ISTlStillv*":::::::::::::::. 'uterborough Met 4#s tapan 4* Japan 4#s Japan 4#s. 2nd aarlcs T/>utsvM* and Naah. Unified 4s.... Manhattan consol gold 4s Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central 1st Minn, and St. Loula la.... Missouri. Kansas and Tana 4s.... Missouri. Kansaa and Texas 2nd*.. National R. R of Mexico con. 4s.... New York Ontmfgen. 8#a New Jersey Central general Is ! Northern Pact fie 4a Northern Paeiflc Is Norfolk and Western consol 4s Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s Penn. cv. 3#s, 1618 Penn, consol 43 ! Reading general 4s Republic of Cuba Is St. L. and Iron Moun. oonsol 5s.... St L. and San Fran. fg. 4s St. Louis Southwestern con. 4s.... Seaboard Air Una 4s Southern Pacific 4s » tham Partfle 1st 4s them Railway So Texas and Paclflo lata ! Toledo, Bt L. and Western 4s Union Paeiflc 4s 1 Union Pacific cv. 4s U. 8. Steel Sad Is 1 Wabash lata * 1 Western Md. Wheeling and Lake Erie it Crackers. Rarona nlcnacs. 714Q. Baraga oystar crackers, C#* “ ~ C Bodao. t#c. i fN. n. c.>. :n ::8’ ,40* of* *p» .. JTH fat (no Ginger anap* <_ Assorted cakes, 10a COTTON EASIER AND SEVERAL POINTS OFF LIVERPOOL spots closed 5.02 NEW YORK spots closed 0.05 NEW ORLEANS spots closed..., THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Macon cotton market yesterday enUgui closed dull at the following quota Range of Prices. Good Middling Strict Middling Middling Strict Low Middling Low Middling Spot Cotton Movement. Roots. Shin. Oct. S, 193* 1305 784 Oct. 5. 1M1 *07 400 Sept. 1. 1*01 1.171 Oct. f. 1*0$ v....,.0.024 NEW YORK. NEW YORK. Oct. 5.—Tha cotton mar ket was easier again today and closed barely steady at a net decline of 10al4 points. Sales ware estimated at 170.000 bales. The market opened steady at a decline of 3a4 points and after some little irreg ularity, increased the loss to a matter of 8al0 points under Southern selling, lower IJverpnol market than expected. an«l good weather over the week-end. Renlj/.lng by shorts caused a slight reac tion during the middle reunion, but. tne market weakened again In (lie late trad- Inc and cloned at practically the lowest price* of the day. •*“*•-* “ -ported labor i ... tributed the decline In the English ket to an Insufficient demand to obeorb hedge selling. No rain of consequence was reported In the south over Sunday, nnd temperatures were higher, suggesting a rapid progress with picking and ginning, while It la believed that there ha* l»ee n a consid erable falling off In the volume of spot demand.-since the completion of the Sep tember engagement*. A good deal of the huslnes «represented buying of December Improvement In the ManchetMer labor situation and nt Mfying * against aalea of later months ... Increased December premium. expacta- jrentftttn: Receipts of cotton at the porta today were 51.723 holes against 64.410 boles last 331.132 iMilea Inst week and 241.52* bales Inat year. Today's recelots at New Orleans 7.472 bates against 6.884 bales last . and at Houston 14.08* bales against *,472 bales last ya«r. NEW YOJJK. Oct. 5—Spot cotton cloaed Spot' Cotton nnd Futures. July 8.39 August 8.39 November December 8.57 8.3* 8.50 8.54 Receipts nnd Exports. Receipts and Exports. ■Inta and Exports. Today. Consolidated net receipts.. 61,732 Exports to Great Britain.. 12.451 Exports to Franco 23.835 Exports to continent J 1.095 Stock on hand all porta... .403.7*4 Sines September 1, 1*08.— Consolidated receipts 1,122.833 Exporta to Great Britain 25*. 441 Exports to France 128.388 Exports to continent . 170,043 Exports to Japan. >•••••••• 450 Price, Receipts, Sales, Sto-.k./ The Porta: Galveston . . New Orleans I Price.IfteoHrlg.)- 187261 84001J04S3 14721 «$ol s m« 2093 16001 10584- 150921 3735110T 24471 1 2< 9-16 Jacksonville . .|.... 4885 18414 831 14910 ‘ 1010 iftfj 50 . 450! 4412* Interior Movement. I rrlee.Weef* lfl#te*.l SteV. .19 14ft8ft| 22051 40J87 ,18^ *717 8*0| 41 . .li»H k....|8# 7*271 1400' 4841 1537| | *150 f LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. Oet. r,.—Spot eotfon waa quiet, with priced 8 points lower; Ameri can middling . fair 6.68; good middling B.I2; middling 5.02; low mldnllng 4.71; good ordlnnry 4)18; ordinary 3.78. The galea of the day were R.ooa hates, of which 300 bales were for speculation nnd ex port. and Included 4.300 bales American. Receipts were 100 bales, all American. Futures opened quiet and closed quiet; American middling G. O. C. October 4.08 Oetnber-Novamber 4.68 NovembnrrDecember 4.R3 December-January 4.6216 January-Fehruary 4.52# .NEW ORLEANS. NEW ORLEANS. Oet. 6—Bpot cotton as toned steady today, but waa reduced 3-J8e. In sympathy with a lower tendency In the future market. Middling was re duced to 881. Sales on the snot were 650 bales and 100 bales to arrive. Ex porters complained o fa lack of f.o.b. offerings. Cotton futures opened easy at a decline of R to 18 points, when compared with Saturday's ekise. on the news of the dis turbed politic*! condition In the Balkan state*. Trading waa quiet throughout the day. • Shorts were good aellora find apot houses were also said to be selling contracts as hedges agnlnnt net in I rollon they were holding. The weather S’aa again exrept Ion ally good and added to Cotton futures closed steady as fointx-a* October, bid 8 4R November, hid n.-7 -ember, bid *."0 uary. bid 8 27 ruary. Md ;.. 8 23 ■ch, bid 8.28 New York Money Market. BULGARIAN SCARE HELPS WHEAT PRICE CHICAGO. Oot 6.—The Turklsh-Bul- garlan war scare and a reported revival in export business had a buoyant effect on wheat price* on the local exchango today, the market closing at net gains of to lc. compared with the previous •NT Ing‘losses“of 25*to*11#!* Open. High. Low. Close. Dee. ... 0*86 f9«4 PS>4 May . . . 1.01*4 1.03> 1.01# , J uly ... *5# 94# *5# ?orn— . . . 44# 41 4316 May ... 01 64# 63# .July ... <2# 43# 43# >ata— Dec. . . . 4*# 42# 41# May ... 51# II# to# July . . 47# 47# 46# .10.55 10.55 16.00 16.00 . *.76 *.76 9.57# ».67‘ . . 4.6:4 4.(5 9.60 (.60 Cash quotations were aa follows: Flour sternly. No. 2 spring wheat S1.04al.05; No. 3 97aSI.04; No. 2 red 97#a'JS#. No. 2 corn 77#a77#; No. 3 yellow 78#a78«4. No. 2 oats 48; No. 2 white 50a61; No. white 4K>„n50#. No. 2 rye 7fia?4. Good 'ceding barley 54a54; fair choice malting 67n59. No. 1 flax seed fl.l4#al.23; No. Northwestern *1.24#. Prime timothy scad 13.40. Clover contract grades $*.10. Short rib*, aides (loonat 89.76n10.13#. Mesa pork per barrel $14.25)114.37#. fjird per 100 pounds $10.12#n10.16. Short clear aides (Inxcd) $10.60all.00. Whisky, basis of higher wlnea $1.37. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat bushels. 3*!©oo 44.000 Corn, bushels 134.000 422.000 Oats, bushels 209.000 *62.000 On the Produce Exchange today the butter market wna steady; creameries 20a24; dairies 18n22. Ecgs steady; at mark, cases Included. 14at9; flrata 22; prime firsts 23. Cheese strong at 13a14. DRY Q00D3. Colton goods for prlntsra and convertor use* are a little more pi’tlve. Yarn* ■ quiet and fairly flrrn.-; Dty* good* i quiet 1 ’ fU KJG SMfsIII COTTON SEED OIL. otton seed oil . . ,— - ——.npt ’ ■1 wenknea* of big produi crude In Ivirrela 29#n30# : prime yellow **#; off summer yellow 38#a#: goo«1 off Niimmer yellow 3*a»J: prime summer wh|‘* ■ —* •-* • low 44#a47. NAVAL STORES^ - . _ ilr... , ..— - 7 nisi Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 69. Tar firm nt *1.90; recelntn 37. Crude tur pentine firm at $1.$0. $2.00 and $2.75; receipts 29 CirART.ESTON. <Vt. 6.—1 urpentlno oulet «» 35. Rosin quiet. Quote: A. B, r. *2.6?#: D. $2.65; F. $2.70; o. $2.80; 13.30; I. $3:45; K. *4.45: M. 14.73; N. $6.30: W. ft. 15.96*. W. W.. $0.80. SAVANNAH. Ga.. Oct. 6.— 1 Turpentine firm nt 36#; sales 231: receipts 07M- shin- menta 1.598. Unsin Arm: sales 1.625; re ceipts 2.097; shipments 2.676; stock 167. 642. Onote: A. B. C. $2.57#a70: D. *2.70: E. $2.70; F. $2.70a*0 : O. t2.8Oa0R; H, *3.30(13.5: I, $8.80; K *4.$0:»M. 34.*6; N. *5.50; W: O.. 15.90; W. W.. 15.00. Grain and Provisions. These prices are at wholesale and not td consumers. , (Corrected by S. R. Jaques A Tinsley Co.) CORN—Sacked white sacked mixed ! Carload lota, either sacked or hulk, made on application. OATS—White clipped No. 2 white No. 2 whits <$ Special quotations msdo on car lots. HAY—Choice timothy....,,.$1116 No. 1 timothy jjo No. 3 timothy l.pn Jo. 1 clover ].}0 Timothy and clover mlxML. 1.1b Alfalfa hay 1.S0 .ay . Redding sfra- BRAN—Pure wheat Mixed bran :K II.R0 1.85 FLOUR—Private Stock, fanev pat.. Royal Owl, beet patent;,... 4.*0 Ton Notch, flrat patent 4.80 MEAL—Water ground Juliette $0 MEATS—Dry salt riba *# Extra half rtba *# 18.20-lb. D. Bfl bellies 10# Bulk pistes 7 Smoked menta #e. over above. HAMS—Fancy sugar cured 14# Standard sugar cured........1$ Picnic hams ii LARD—Pure tiercea ifl# Ture. In 2f»-lb tins io# Pure. In 50-lb tins U Pure, In 00-lb tubs iou TMre. In 10-13* tlna....,.,...i| . Pure, in 00-lh tins in# MeCaw's compound lard.... 9 The same addition^ for other sixes as named above, 8YRtlP- Georgia esno (new) '2ft New Orleans Black strap 1$ BALT—1% lb*, white cotton sck...«,.|0 Imported rock salt, lb 1# CHEESE -Full cream ir# I Ii.no GRITS— HudnutB. In bbls .. Ifndnuta. In ancka SUGAR- Grnpulated. In bbla New Orleans clarlfl** New York vellow.. COFFEE—Cholee Rio Prime Rio Medium Rio Common Arbuekls** i- -rrboie« ht Medium 2 r.n head NEW YORK. Oct. 8.- Money _iay; lal# per cent: ruling rats i cloning bid and offered 1#. Time loans very dull and Arm; * 90 day **’ * -“ - days lays 2#a4; six months ms mercantile paper 4# to 4# per 4.14.95 for 00-day bills and St 4.44.20 for *emand. Commercial Mila 4.$4#a4.$4#. Bar silver $1#. Mexican dollars 46. Hardware—Wholesale. (Corrected by Dunlap Hardware Co.) WELL BUCKETS—$4.26 to 14.SO dou. ROPE—Munila. lSe; Seael. 9c; cotton, *Y(nRI>—Barb. 1.10. per pound. PLOW STOCKS—ffarman. *5c.; Fargu* *°P7/OW BLADES, tc. per lb. IRON—2#cc psr lb. bass; Sweds 4#c. k '* b “* : to 55.59 k«: muta BUCKETS—Plain. 12.99 doa; »Ml« c«- cVf AINH—Tr’c.Vi.’l'* 51 9o*. fIVS rorora-ftr k,r. I;jpont crank it!® aacv: TI'BS—>^|,|I*I1. 5219; e^ar, 55.09. SHOVELS -5T.99 tn 111 otr it.m. CARDS—Cotton, 14.50 par •- Railroad Bonds Central of On. 1st mort. 5 per Central of Or. cnnaolld.'if'd. Central Ga. 2nd Inc., mr.. Middle Gr. A Georgia R. R. A Banking Co., I pc . 1*22 103 104 Ga. R. It. A Banking Co., 0 per cent. 1010 160 101 Ga Rou. A Fla. 6 pa. 1945....JO* 104 Seaboard R. R., 4 pc., 1*50.... 57 60 Seaboard It. It. 5 pc., 1911.... 91 *3 Southwestern R. R. stock 144 108 Savannah A Augusta stock.... 104 106 Atlanta A Wmi Point 140 143 Atlanta A W P. dehen 104 104 Ge. flou. A Fla., i MOTHER LOVE The President Would Have Taft Appear as “The Good Fairv." A GUARANTEE COMPANY BOND Goes With Every Roll of Our Congo Roofing The Best Composition Roofing On the Market Today Three-Ply Guaranteed 10 Years When Properly Applied Prices Very Reasonable Cheaper Than Shingles Massee-Felton Lumber Co. Telephone 1840 Macon, Ga. City Bonds. Macon 4 pc. 1*10 101 103 Macon I pc 7 1983 .107 101 ‘lacon 4#. 1920........ 104 100 laoon 4#, 1910 to 1114........ *0 99 On a 8.80 par cant basis. SKB5af^: i«l!::::::::::.8 .M «»*.*;* SH- ffi 1,1 State of Georgia Brads <h, i»2»...........v.."J"id, 444. 1915 1.5 104 no. 4. 1920 104 tor. IJL »t4, 1920 to II5B 99 10. Candy stick candy In boxes. 7#n. . Stick camly In tiarrels, 7c. / ororara. Mixed, pall 7#c. Cream mixed candy In palls. 10o. Dry Goods—Wholesale SHEETING—4 to to. DRILLING—7# a. _ TICKING «%c. to 14#e. BLEACHING- 4# to 11# CHECKS—6# to 7c. PRINTS—I# to 4#c. 'fVTZ. Lumber Quotations (Corrected by Masses-F«lton fatmher Co.) ■Common framing (short leaf) Hxed.$14.A4 Common (ramlng Gong leaf) *ls*d. 14.501 M± WE CARRY ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF ELECTRIC FIXTURES 4* IN THE SOUTH. GALL AND SEE OUR DISPLAY ROOMS. Morris Putzei * Southern R. R. Southern R. R. Cotton Seed •farket price of sound, dry ootton seed, any quantity. $11.00 ner ton-at any rallg road itnll' 0 » ^n Georiia. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers changing their residence, please send orders for change of address to the office or phone 76. Changes will be made at once. In order to receive paper promptly next day, changes should bo in by 6 o’clock. A. TILL JONES, Manager Circulation. immon f No. 1 heart pin* shingles 4.25 No. s pin* shingles ' Htsndanl pin* latha * Random pin* laths.... *.*„ , ‘ flooring. No. 3 common.... 12.$0 S flooring. No. 2 common.... 12.50 flooring. No. 1 common.... 18.60 flooring. B grad* 23.50 Dressed ceiling. No. 8 common.... 18.00 Dresxed celling, No. 1 common.... 18.00 frreeecd celling, B grade 13.04 Dressed weather boarding. No. 3 common 11.00 Dressed weather boarding, No. 1 common 14.00 Drosed weather hoarding, D grad*. 19.00 Hpecrnl prlcoa quoted on car Iota direct; from mills. MEfUNDYlOME* Cm Blc«J ferae aatara 4!Mhkrs«s4aleaaaU«a* iMiutuu er slseraUsw or MUMS SMV.krSSM PalnlMS, ss4 sot Mills 9. s*nt ur sslMssas. 1 gold by Druggists. * or seal la plain »r»mi frMffWSSSF Si.Riiiar Mai oa isoassc Southern Railway Schedules. Showing the arrival and departure of passenger trains at Macon, Qa., for Infor* matlon only, and not guarantred. No. Arrlv* from: a. ni ls Jaokaonvllla^sTslu 0 JacStsonvIUa! 3 25 14 Cincinnati....8:161 J8 Cincinnati... 8 00 7 Lumboe Clty.7:3Si 7 Atlanta. ... k 7:35 10 Atlanta 1O4&110 Brunswick...1060 . f 4 60} 8 Lumbar Cltyf’4% IS Brunswick ..1:3011 Atlanta^.-. 500 Oldest Whisky House in South ESTABLISHED 1881 OLD SHARPS WILLIAMS. Pure fine old Rya. by tho gallon I*, of 4 full quarts ......13,60 Hxpreao prepaid. QKORQE J. COLEMAN. Puvo Pennsylvania Rye, rich and mallow, by tha go lion Tim 4 full quarts ......4164 Exprera prepaid. j ANVIL RYE. Para and substantial fan»> Uy whisky, by tha gsilon.Jl.60 4 foil guana ~ll.N Bxpvaaa prepaid. OLD POINTER CLUB OOIIN. Rlob and mellow, by tha FruX quarts *!!!!!!!!’ ! !!! jIj* Sxpsasa prepaid. OLD GEORGIA CORN By the gallon ... Four full quarts Direct From Bonded Warehouses and Old. Express’ prepaid! * rr.vr.85 We handle all tha leading brands of Rya and Dourt>on Whiskies In tho market, and will save you from 26 to 60 par cent on your purchases. Sand for price list and catalogue. Mailed free. THE ALTMAYER & FLATAU LIQUOR CO. 730, 722, 724, 728 Wert Bay Stroet JACKSONVILLE, • - - FLORIDA