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xiffi MACON DAILY TELEGRAPHi FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1908
ABOUT
GEORGIA STATE BONDS
CITY ATLANTA BONDS : !• '' • . **
ATLANTA & WEST POINT fe: R. DEBENTS
30RGIA R. K. STOCK
IIGUSIA A SAVANNAH R. R. STOCK
•-OU-THWE3TERN OF GA. -R. P,. STOCK,
-. v WRIT3 % TO<- .; \
j. hhilsmanIco.
i4
STOCKS AND BONDS
ATLANTA, GA.
H. G. A. NASH. President.
CHAS. NEVILLE, Vice Prc.ident
H. G. A. Nash Audit Go;,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND /AUp^pRS , ,
203*204 National Bank Buildinq, Soyannah,' j$a/' / ..
Expert AcconntiDg iii : All Its^ Briinches.
HEAVY TRANSACTIONS
DU® EARLY HOURS
A Beautiful
Mantel :
In your home fa > rfo.-Ibnger» a matter
of tedious-work unO-big expense. you
can come here and pick one right out
ail ready to r -put up. You can get
anything else in mill work too. Grill
work, newel*-postn. ^railings; balusters,
columns and a hundred’ othef things.
Have-a look at them and-see-how-you
fan save both time and money.
S i* l®
d its
erm.1 .»n nrn » s was quite clearly jnuul-
Vf A nu .the- d*y v -We at- on. Transactions
Sflng the nr»t .hour, were on a very
irge-^cnle non; the market had all the
! '£%Z?u£.SA l '”; r &‘ lh “" d “ l -
Wire houses, and- commission houses
reported a • oonsktargblb Increase in the
.volume, of orders- from eutatdo sources.
Tim reaction .which, followed lacked «x-
piuuatioa in. ttranew* of tho day quite
‘‘A WWh.4Uv the *riao of yesterday,
l do tinge continued much congested In a
few .stocks. •
HealWpg w«a detected and when the
prolesslona! dement of the room trade
attempted to follow the., movement by
Hhon -sah-s tho market fell into dullness,
i he profit taking was pot pushed ur
gently ,at the expense of-values.
Incidents In the news were unimpor
tant and seemed to have little effect on
11*0.market. An Item of the day’s news
that Imd a cheering; Influence was the
, purchase of some large orders or .print
doth for future delivery from the New
England mills. Rain* in tho west were
• of «ond effect. '
Jioivis war* Irregular. .. Total sales.
1 P'»r value. I1.7R8.COO.
i ..ITutted States bonds,were unchanged
on call. Total sales today were 732.800
| »tar?a, . ......
-.New York Morey Market.
NEW YORK.--Oct. 22.—Money on Vail
-adv at l%oltt nor cent: ruling rate
• closing hid 1^4offered 114.
NEW YORK spots closed 0.40
fi EW 'ORLEANS spots doted 8 15-16
THE LOCAL, COTTON MARKET.
WILLINGHAM SASH & DOOR CO
457 Third St.,, Macon, Ga.
v
Mistaken
■ Idea
Perhaps you have an idea that in order to have a
bank account yon must , have a largo suiji to deppsit;
that a hank doesn’t cate to bother with small accounts.
This ig not true of the “Fourth.” .This bank wel
comes now . accounts, no matter how; fljijail,-, aid exttfndfs'
the same courtesy and sendee to _-_--.iV.ss.aji-to.
large ones. • * ’ " '
Let us.prove il to you. . ,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
t '■»:■.
MACON,- GA. * |
Refrigerated Bottling:
The word sounds good, doesn't It?. Just try a
Bottle of Coca-Cola . '
Bottled by ojir process. There’* nothing to compare with It. Wo
want to show you our plant Call and Inspect. You will be delighted.
If you want a perfect Ylrlnk drihk BOTTLED
EVERYWHERE 5c
Time loans easier; 00 days"5%n3; 00
1VS 8%aS%; < rnlntlw
I rime mercantile paper 4 to 4% per
Sterling exchange firm with actual
... ... . ftt
d at 4.86.60 for
COTTON MARKET IS
DECIDEDLY ACTIVE
U
VERPOOu spots closed....
Middling
Strict X
Range.of Prices.
Middling'
Low’ itiddilnr'.’.*.*
3ood Middling ....*.
I trier' *“ ‘
,..111-16
.Aiuaunr....... *’
w Middling
Spot Cotton Movement
" JhlP
......8
■ . ... . Recta.
Oct; IT/,1661...m
Oct. 19. lO'.'S 4:<2
Oct. 20. 19.18 836
Oct. 21. 1908. fl«S
Oct. 12. 1908... 809
Stock on Hand.
Sept 1. 1108..
Oct. 22.
8«le*.
616
. 340
1 IBS
624
1908.....
THE WHEAT MARKET
CLOSES VERY FIRM
CHICAGO,' Oct. 22.—Kews from -Argen
tina was aga’ln the chief factor In the
local wheat market, and .caused a sharp
upturn In prlifee today. Although til of
the gain was not maintained, thei market
Closed Arm with prices up % to 440.
Corn, oats and provisions iv«-re easy*
4The wheat* market was strong all day,
although sentiment In tho pit was less
bullish during the later session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
:>.$ 1:3* .ip
. 98 98% 975 97%
Wheat—
W
£
doss Pork—
Oct. . . .13.85
Jan. . . .15.45
May . . as.35
63*4 63*4
«r 55*
.Stt 3%
13.45
15.40
15.32%
Short Ribs—
Oct. * . . 8.45 8.45
Jan. ; . . 8.27% 8.35
9.12% 9.31 9.30 9.39
0.87JJ 8.37
liwi «:»’
1 follows:
Vo. 2 corn 71%: No. 9 yellow 78a78%.
No. 2 white oats 50%: No. 3 white
4.81.73 f«
" mrrorHal hills 4.84a4.84%.
NEW YORK STOCK L?$T.
Amalgamated Copper ..
American Car -end • Foundry........
American Cnr>knd Foundry pref.
(£«— M
American Cotton .Oil
iVmerfean Hide and Leather pfd
Securities .
American Ice
:««
American IJnseed „
American locomotive pref. 105
American Locomotive pref 1058
American Smelting and Refining.... 90%
Amcr. Smelting and Refining pref..104%
American Sugar Refining » 133
American Tobacco, pfd 94%
AipenMn Woolen 22%
Anaconda Mining Co 46
Atchison pref/ ■.!!!!!.!!!.!!’.!!!!!.'! 96%
Atlantic Coqst TJne 91%
Baltimore and Ohio „98%
Baltimore and Ohio pref 86
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ;.... 48%
Canadian Pacific 175%
Jersey .'....202
ntral of N—.
Chesapeake nnd Ohio 43%
Chicago (treat Western 7
Chicago eoa Koithwentern 1*1
Chicago. Mil. nnd St. Paul 143%
C. C. O. nnd St. Louts 51%
Colorado Fuel and Iron 3G%
Colorado and Southern 42%
Colorado nnd Southern 1st pfd 66%
Cojomdh nnd 8outhem 2nd pref... 59
Consolidated* Gas 146%
Com Products 17
pelawara. nnd Hud-on 167%
Penvch and Rio Grande 28
PoTyV.er.nnd Rio Gmndo pref 68%
Plstlllers’ Securities 30%
Krlc 31%
Krje 1st prof .*..*.... 44%
Erio 2nd nref. 36%
General- Electric • ..'....144
Gnat Northern nref Si.... 133%
® at Northern Ore ctfa 60%
kols Central ......139
Intorborougli Met. 16%
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, .Ocf. 12.—The cotton mar
ket was decidedly more active today and
prices ruled higher, the closs being very
steady at A net advanco of 7ol3 points,
while total satea were reported 4»f loo.ooo
hulas. \
Tho market’ ojVene-1 steady at-an ad
vance of la6; points on the response to
hlfiucr cables and le»a favorable weather
In the western bolt. After showing a net
advance of 4u8 points on buying uy spot
Inteio is of near months and ft acatterlng Oood’ feeding barley Bt%a63Vfc: fair to
demand wMoh ^djwourr^t^ovan^ht. | JgZ* mnlSSS Mai). *
the market reacted 3 or 4 points au u j^o. 1 flax seed 31.1K*lal.23V: No. 1
result of realising, bn* later -firmed up Northwestern 11.25% 1
again pn the forecast for contJaued eoiu. i> r lnac* timothy seed |3.26a3.30.
wet weather In the western belt nnd —- ■*•- *• • * ■
ports \>f a more aotlvo spot demand.
Prices sold Into new high ground, for
tho movement, or 9 to II points net high
er during the sftemnon nnd closed wRIdn
la4 points of the best. • Local spot hrok
era reported I -
offeraPof ycsterday. but It dl’d'hot appear
that |hd Interior wqs fully following the
advance In futures,'Although the markets,
officially reported, were, unchanged to
3- 16c. higher. It Is reported that cold,
wet weather Is doing damage to crops
In northern Texas and Oklahoma.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
were 68.666 bales against 44.218 bales last
week and 41.852 bales Inst year. For the
week (estimated) 400,000 bales against
371.000 bales last week and'324,151
" T (iT
~ iuit Y 14S hales laSt year.
- Jjy’a 1
7.841 bales , .
nnd at Houston 18.237 bales against 10,
526 bales last year.
Spot Cotton and Futures,
NEW YORK. Oct. 22—Spot cotton
dosed quiet.' 10 points advance; middling
unlands 9.40; middling gulf 9.66; rales
206 hales.
Futures opened and closed steady as
follows:
January ,
February .r—“
March 8 66
May 8.68
June
August, asked...8.46
October .9.18
Open. I?l*rh. T.OW. Ciosi
1.75 8.85 1.71 *M
9%
...... 50%
29%
26%
• •'••..139
iwuruonruH-u wri,
Interborough Met. pfd ....
nlternatlonsl Paper ....
Tntcrnatlnnnl Paper pref.
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
wndsas City Southern
Louisville and
Minneapolis at.. .... _
Minn.. St. Paul nnd Sault St. ML... 123
Missouri Pacific 66
Missouri. Kansas and Texas..
Missouri, Ki *
Southern n'f’d ...* 61%
I Nashville 107%
nd 8t. I*ouls 38
The Porta:
Galveston . . .
New Orleans .
Mobile . . .
Savannah . . .
Charleston . .
Wilmington .. .•
Norfolk . . . .
Pnltlmnre . . .
Now York ....
Ronton
J'llllmlclnhla ..
Pensacola . . .
Port Arthur...
As Manufacturers of
ENGINES and BOILERS
we desire to call particular atten tlon to the High Grade Engines we ara
turning oyt and to say that wa/guarantcc without hesitation that there
Is ho better engine of It* class put on the mqrl&ot today In th* United
States. The perfectly balanced v alve trinket* it of . high v&luo. and the
workmanship being first class, and a substantially put > up engine,
** adapts ,it particularly to work requiring hard servicer We are fur
nishing them to almost, all kinds of poweVr plants and portIctflarly ts
it being used largely in saw mi l, planing mill, oil mill, cotton mill, and
ginning plants. We arc prepared to demonstrate to prospriAlvo ctmomyrt
who can giv"© us,a call that It has no equal. Wrlfo for full Information
and do so today.
A3DRE83
Schofield’s Iron Works
Macon, Georgia. . :
BEDINGFIELD & CO.
(Incorporated)
EDWARD LOH, President.
Formerly of Macon, Ga.
The names imply* that everything bought here is
the highest grade of ail stondurd whiskies, at west’
prices. * '
Send us your orders which will receive prompt.'at
tention. ’
Write for Catalog
29 W. Forsyth St. P.O. Box 1098
Jacksonville, Florida
innvoi unu «>•
- ansas and Texas prd ... 64%
National Lend 83%
New York Central 105%
New York. Ontario and Western... 4tV4
Norfolk nnd Western *..... 74
North American 65
Northern Pacific 143%
Poonlc’s Gas 95%
Pittsburg. C. C. and 81. Lduls 76
Prcvsed Steal Car T 83
Pullman Palace Car j...163%
Railway fltcel Spring 5* ,
TToadlng .193%
P».nuM|c Rtoel 23
Republic Ftnol pref. 79%
Pock Inland Go 19*4 Interior Movement.
Rock Inland Co. pref. » 47%
St. T/iuls nnd San Fran, tnd pref. f 29%
St I»ii!a Pouthweatnm 18%
St. Louln Southwestern pref.. 49
siny»*Sh-meld Steel and Iron r,fl%
Southern Pacific * 168%
Southern Pacific pfd It* ........
t&ern Railway 22% Louisville . . .19%
ifwm BMlwny ptd Mtti* Kook....l8H
Tennessee Topper 44%
Texan and Pnclflc 26%
Toledo. St. tAulM and West 86%
Toledo, 8t. T«ouls and WeaL pfd ». 67%
T’njon T’nclflc ‘.....170
Union Pacific 176
TTnion Pacific nref R8
T’nlted states Rubber 31%
United States Rubber 1st pref 16.)
Pnlted States flteel 47%
TTnlted States Steel pref.. ti 110»/i
Utah Copper 42%
Vlrsjnla-f’srojjnn Chemjcsj FiiCuras opened
Vlralnla-Carollna Chemical nref...412 —- -
Wn*anh .... 17%
Wabash pref. ;.. 27 %
Westlnghoune Electric sp/,
WontNP Union Aji
WheeWr and T.nke Erls .8%
Wisconsin Central >*%
Standard Oil 620.
NEW YORK RONDB.
U. R. refunding 2a, rcglatored ...,103%
IT. H. refunding 2s. coupon 104.
U. S. 3s, registered ...400%
tl. S. 4s. coupon lOt-
P. S. 4s. registered 120%
U. R. 4s. coupon t**9
American Tobacco 4s 78%
American Tobacco Is 168%
Attahlaon general 4s 99%
Atchison adjustment 4s 95
Atchison cy. 4a .A * . 98%
Atchison nv. 6s 104
" ' | ‘
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio 4a
Brooklyn R. T.
nnd Ohio 3%*.
Central of Georgia 5s ...
Central of Georgia 1st fnc.
Central of Georgia 5d Inc,
Central of Georgia 3d
4».: 74«
urmrai uporem mil. ....
Cbrs;iponkc and Ohio 4%s
Clil»-ago nnd Alton 74
Chicago, n. and Quincy new 4s.,.. 97%
Chicago. R. T. and Pacific R. R. 4s.. 72%
Chicago. R. I. and P, IL R. col. 5s.. 76
Chicago. R. I. ar.d P. Uy. rfdg 4»..86%
C. C. C. nnd »t. I»uls gen.
Colorado Industrial 6s 74%
Colorado Midland 4s 68
Colorado and Southern 4s 75 ,
Delaware and Hudson cv in 106%
Denver and Rfo Grands 4s..... 97
. Brio prior lien 4s *7
Hocking Valley 4%s....„ lOfig
Interborough Met 4%s C6%
Japan 4s *6%
j*p«n Utl «na''iiri..!::::::::
Louisville and Nash, unified la,.;. 99%
Manhattan nonsol gold 4s..., 97%
Mexican Central 4s *1%
Mexican Csntral.lst •*«. ........... 11%
Minn., and BL Louis 4a 71
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s.... 99
liis-ourt. Kan aad Tex. inds ...... 86
National R. R. of .Mexico con. 4s .. 90%
New York Central gen. I%s 92%
New Jersey Central gen. I* 121%
Northern Pacific 4s 102%
Northern rod Ac 3s .71
tsse »
eg
rt^adiw. irerimi it
W9b " t of ,TjS» M.' V*: u ■::T?15
id San Fran. 1*. 4*...,., 76*1
nd" San Fran. fg. 4s..u. 76%
November
December
...8.86 1.97 8.86 8.9S
Receipts and Exports.
Receipts and Exports. Today. Week.
Consolidated net receipts.. 68,666 856,871
Exports to Great Britain.. \936 , 31.671
Exports to France 17.819 47.048
Experts to continent 36,225. .111.’“
Exporta to Jop*n.I
Stock on band all ports....671.976
Exports to Great Britain...,
Exports to France...
Exports to continent..'
Export* to Japnn
..7.099.871
.. -487.““*
*.! MI.983
,1,200
Price, Receipts, Sales. Stock.
Houston ,
Augusta .
Mi mpbl l
St. Louis .
(’Inclnnatl
llrrts.lSales.4 ptolr.
■15137
1K5
lales.4 Btck.
2169) 04591
1130 MMi
12561 12164
17."
i'tiiis
LIVIRPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 22.—Spot cotton In
Increased demand, prices.unchanged to 6
points lower; American middling fair
5.43; good middling 5.07; middling 4.1V
low middling 4.73; gofid ordinary 4.81;
ordinary 3.11. The sales of the day were
8.009 bttl/s. of which 1.090 baler were for
speculation and export, ami included 8,100
hales American. Recolpts were 40,100
bales, all American.
—Mi “ ““ closed
O.:
Nov9»mber»Deccmber
December-January ..
Close.
4.82
«.T1
4.64
4.61
__ t uy*Mi
Maroh-Aprll
Aprll-May. ..
May-June ...
June-July ..
July-August
March
SM7rtr.fl
1.600 bales, and to arrive 1,050 bale*.
fair demand to fljl out shipments to both
England and the continent was In evl-
dC Cotton futures opened steady at sn ad
vance of 2 to 6 points, bad weather in
the western cotton belt, coupled with an
increased demand for snot cotton In the
Liverpool market, causing fresh hi”
for long account. At the middle of ....
morning the market received telegrams
Ne “ ‘ ~
RnpublU. u. -
, St. Louis JMWf
|Bt l/wile BdrtftiWestern con. *4e....
Seaboard Air Line 4*. 66
4 Southern Pacific 4s 91%
U’o.wborn Porlflc let 4s ..95%
fRouthcrfi Railway 5a ,1,106%
end Pacific lids i<.T14%
Th>do. St L. and Western 4s,.,. 71
Western Md. 4s 78%
1 tvi : ,curg and lake Erie.4s .A.... 78%
! wi-f*onsln Central 4s §4%
N. Y.. N. H. and U. cv. U. cUs.. 131%
from New York nnd Fall River of sn
Increase In business In cotton goods In
both centers and to this was added a
rumor that the Lancashire strike was In
n fair way to be settled soon. Thei*
advices Increased tho buying and the
aeUva options rose until they weia 11
to 13 points abova the level of yeittafaws
closing. During the aftsmoon realising
by longs ahnved a few points from the
advance and the market closed steady
at a net advance for the day of 7 t
points. Futures closed as folowt:
October, bid
November, hid
December, bid 8.69
January, bid 8.65
February, bid *.64
SB
NEW YORK R> Oo? 0 °?—The sales r
10.000 bales of heavy weight cotton good
Is reported to China. Cotton good- nr
firmer with an advancing te n <Vnrv Men'
wear lines are being bought "teadl!* fror
etocls with many orders tendered, with
provision for confirmation to b« give
after election. Cotton yarns ere stead
with sn Incrsaslng Inquiry noted. Ret
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON. Oot. 22.— Spirit* tnr-
beAtfne, nothing doing; receipts 4 metre
Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 41. Tar
firm at 11.90: ree*|r.ts 84. Crude turpen-
Mne firm st 91-40a2.lO*nd 82.60; receipts
26 hsrirel*. r
BAVANNATI. Ga.. Oct. 32.—Tinmen tine
firm at 84%; gales *17; receint* 671: shlo-
ment** T01. Ro«1n firm; sales 1.790:
c»'f)ta 2172; shlomente 3 874; stock 170.
t*T. r Or.ote; A. B, C. 11.60; D $2 65;
K *1.48:Jf, tf 74: G. I2.78U; w »* /x'
T. 18.85: K 14.70; M I6.M; N. 15.80; W
G 74 74: W W. 14.80.
cirARLr«TV)y. Oct. 77.—Turpentine
eady at 7>e. Roeln steady. Onofs: A
aatny 1
Hhorl ribs, aides (loose) XX.OOn9.ftO.
Mesa .pork, per har-e| Ilf.ROn 18.62%.
l^ird per 100 iioumls I9.00a9.42*,4.
Short clear aides (boxed* 89.l3a9.50.
Whiskey, basil of high wines, $1.37.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bushel* 181,000 114.000
Corn, bushel* ...110,000 295,060
Oats, bushels 281,000 200.000
On the Produce Exchange today tha
butter market was steady;
2I»:<: Ihlrlo. klMI. ,
Eggs sternly; at mark. cat-_ ..
llail; firsts 24; prime firsts 25.
Cheese steady: I2%al3%.
creiunerlea,
cases Included,
COTTON SEED OIL.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.—Cotton seed oil
was easy under freer offerings and local
pressure. Prime crude In lmrrfls f.c.b.
mills 28%; prime summer yellow 36%a37;
off summer yellow 36n%; good off summer
yoloiw I5%a3<?%: prime summer whltu
$7a40; prime winter yellow 41u44.
Grain and Provisions.
These prices are at wholesale and not
to apnsumora.
Corrected by 8. R. Jaques A Tinsley Co.
CORN—Hacked white *1.00
Backed, mixed
Carload lots,
or bulk, mat
tlon.
OATS—White clipped
No. I white
No. S white
Bpcclal quotations made
car lota.
IIAYf—Choice timothy 1.00
No. 1 timothy 00
No. 8 timothy 1.00
No 1 clover 95
Timothy and clover mtxea.. 95
Alfalfa hay 1.20
Redding straw 45
BRAN-Pure wheat 1.60
Mixed bran 1.45
FLOUR—Private Block, fnney pat.. 6.00
Royal Owl. best patent
Pop Notch, flrit patent
MEAL—Water ground Juliette.....
MEATH—Dry salt ribs ;
Extra half ribs
18-20-lb D. 8. bellies
Bulk plates
Bmoked meats. %c. ove
above.
IIAMB—Fancy sugar * cured.. .14%
Standard aufgr cured 18
Plcnlo hams **
LARD-Ture 11
Purr, In !0*lb tins
Pure, in 50-lb tins
Ture, In 60-lb tubs
Pure, In 10-lb tins __
Pure. In CO-lb tins 10%
McCaw's compound lard.... 8%
The same additions for
other sixes as named
above.
SYRUP—Georgia cans (nsw)
“Tew Orleans
Hack etran
HALT—i00. lba. white cot top’sick...
Imported rork salt, lb
CHI5B8E—Full cream
-Hudnuta. In hbls ,.J
Hudnuts, In racks
SUGAR—Granulated, In hbls 6%
Now Orleans clarified 6
New York yellow 4%
COFFEE—Choice Rio li
Prime Rln
Medium Rto
Common 9 to 10
Arbuckle's roasted 16.94
niCE—Cholco- head 7%
Medium 6% to 6
Hardware—Wholesale.
ROPB—Miuillm. 11c: S«Ml. »c: cottoa
18 WIRK— liorb, 1.10 n.r pound.
PLOW BTOCKa—liarm.n, Ito.: r.rru-
'’"aXES-H.CO (In, , b>„.
I.EM* bar. “'/•» r n, md.
NAIL*—Wlr«. 11.10 ko« In,,; out,
$2,60 keg hues.
BHOIjip-^I^rPfy$^$B to $4.lp keg; mule
^BUCKETS—Main. $1.60 do*.; white ce-
OUR ROYALTY—NO. 7
crock
fttelSSLlrtk, M
BHOVRLS—$7.00 tn 111 per do*.
CARDS—Cotton, l4.B6 .per do*.
Railroad Bonds
„ Rid. Asked,
Central of O*. I«t mort I per
cent. $611 HI 11$
Central of Oa collateral trust
c'nffl It m
1145 109 110
Central Ga. let Inc.. 1145 84 51
Central Ga. 2nd Inc.. 194* 44 46
Central Oa. 3d Inra. 1945...i.. 15 38
Central Ga.. Macori A North-
ern, 1244 104 101
Central Ga.. Middle Ga. Sk
Atlantic. 1%47. .100
Bouthern R. iff. 6 J»e., 1H4... .103
Georgia 11. R. A Ranking Co.,
6 pc., 1922 f .105
I*. R. R. * Banking Co.
per cer
Ga..Bou
Seaboard ...
Seaboard R. It.
■ottfcweetem R. ...
Savannah Ik \uvuata stock
Atlanta * Weet Point
tlanta it W, P. deben
4»
t. n ifnnam* vv., •
i. 1»I1 T 141
IT.
iuck....|g4
Atinntu * w p. 4.Mn::::::;;{«|
a.. Unu. * n«., Ml,......... 1;
(la. Sou. * n\. I.t pr.f n
G*. Bou. A Fla. let pref...... 80.
Bouthern R. R., prer..., If
Southern R. R.. com 21
Oity Bonds.
Macon 4 pc., 1910
K pc.. 1923....
; mo *»{
$ io per eeat basis.
ftSB3f Jfriltl!::K:r.::i8 ili
AuTuata 3%. 4. <%. 5 * pc.. H 111
State of Georgia Bonds
Ga. 4%, 1928 ............1.107 1M
Ga. 4%, 1915 104 10$
Oft. 4. 1324...,. 104 101
Oa.,3%. 1928 to 1635 99 100
Dry Goods—Wholesale
fWEETINO—4to8<i
DRILLING—7%c.
crrrrKe-6% to 7c.
PRINTS—5% to 4%o>
The Royal Purchasing Agent*
Rainy Season is Nearly Here, and Leaky
Roofs are Annoying and Expensive.
WE CAN SELL YOU THE GENUINE
Louisiana Red Cypress
Prime Quality Shingles at $4.00 per
Thousand. Last a Life Time.
You won’t ever have to shingle y<?ur
house again if you use these.
Massee-Felton Lumber Co.
Telephone 1840
Macon, Ga.
Candy
Stick candy In boxes! 7%c.
Cream mixed candy In pall*. 10c
Crackers.
Barons sodas. *c.
Barons nlcnaea. 7%a
FTknsfnr
Ginger map* IN. p, C.), 7c.
AiaortM enkr*. 10c.
. Lnraher Quotations
AT WHOLRIALK.
(Corrected by Moarae-Feltnn Lumber Co.)
Common rremlng (ehort leaf) alxcd.$14.66
Common framing (long leaf) alxctl. 14.bo
Common framing (long leaf) 12-Inch
Cotton Socd
•ny quantity, $14.04 per ton at any rail
road elation In Oeorgla.
QKORQIA, Dlbb County.—Under and by
virtue of the power contained In a cer-
i?i n n MMB,9VNi TST^K
190$, tho underelgned. to-wlt: The Amer
ican National Bank of Macon, a national
banking oorporatton under the lawa of
tho United Itatea, and the Home lay
ing* Rank, a corporatlpn under end hr
virtue of the lawa of Omla, will eefl
at pubfte outcry to the highest bidder
for caah before the courthouae door In
tbo county of Bibb, on the flrnt Tueaday
la November. 1908, the following deacrlbed
particularly deeeribed vember. 1734, oggregetlng
aa Iota four (4) and five (I). In block ( one hundred nnd thirty*fou. ,,,
A. Iota nine <9). MvenUen (17), twenty- dollara ($134.It), the toul amount of ir
three (2$), and fc lwentjr*gl« (21). In block! principal nnd Interact being the eum ..•;« ( the
B. Iota alx (6). ten GO), eleven (Il , twelve hundred and ninety-four end 31-1'jO
tbfrty-atx Cl«». thlrty-aeven C37>. forty*.| .muara ($1,294.11). "
one (41). forty-five (46), and forty-alx. Twelve of aald promlaaorv notea am r„ r Bibb au
(44), In block C. lota eleven (11), twelve the eum of twenty-five ($25.fli
(12), and thirteen (1$). in Meek D. with each dated May J. 12‘*4. an ‘
a perpetual i * * *—
Frank’s
Choice
Old Corn
Whiskey
■ 4 Fnll Quarts $ 2.85
112 full Quarts $ 7.65
, J I fl.'i lnn -In!' $2.60 _b_
5 0allon Ke * »ii-25 KSes
x.wu-f’K LONG'S private STOCK 5-
ICTR I'd <4: RYE WHISKEY
4 Full Quarts $ 3.35
xm&f 12 Full Quarts
ihisKy
i.r «e.?. i.c»a
Hip
8.60
....$ 3.10
....$13.50
1 Gallon .Tug .
I 6 Gallon Keg
We.gnnrnntce tlio qnnlity.
A trial will convinco you.
Express on ubovo goods
prepaid to any point on lines
of Southern Express Co.
D. F. & C. P. LONG
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
teen note* up to the first Tueadey in No-1 eight per
leiiua teen notes up to
Tjbad! vember. 1234, ai
In the etraeta and third
•l-.i-d M
day of «
i tha plot or thr Cornellua -.v
y—v rty mado by II. D. Cut-jendlnx May a.
ter, C. B., for the purpose of Ingress and notes Is tor th
egrera to end from Mid lot*. All of mil 1 n-’r- i n>il t*
Iota having been set apart to told Daniel Mar *. 1906. a
O'Connell on the division of the e-»tMe -aid ih(rte«n r
« Corneilua O'Ccnnc'i. and being shovfi; r w of the pft
* the said pit* of II. D. Cutter, 43. K. C. mpony, nnd
which Is attached to the report of tco Amerlcaa Naif
ccmmlraloncra •/.!«> divided eaId lands «.t i* h li
The debt necurfd by raid <$re<i with; hundred and 11/
B awer of «ale »>elng fourteen (f«) prom- January 2Mh.
■cry notes for the aggregato principal day* after dnt
■mm of cloven hundred and alxty doUa« Baring* Bank.
($L 1*0.90). aad the lntereat oa raid feur-l Interest from
«k r '14*1. °f-!lo 24?
rah- ii r- to b*
f -aid debt, tha
the i-xpcniea of
n dollara ($“.16 ■•(•,>. ,]|
nd il’.JH Mav 1 1507.
ye ac provided In -lid deed,
ualndf-r, if any, to bo paid te
an O'Connell.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF