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1 THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: (WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1908 ABOUT GEORGIA STATE BONDS - - . CITY ATLANTA BONDS , ATLANTA & WEST POINT R. R. DEBENTS GEORGIA R. R. STOCK AUGUSTA & SAVANNAH R. R. STOCK SOUTHWESTERN OP GA. R. R. STOCK WRITE TO J. H. HILSMAN & C6. STOCKS AND BONDS ATLANTA, GA H. G. A. NASH, Presldtnt. CHA8, NEVILLE, Vico Preildenl. H. G. A. Nash Audit Co. EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS 203*204 National Bank Building.' Savannah. Ga. Expert Accounting in All Its Branches. A Mistaken■ Idea • * Perhaps yon have an idea that in order to have a bank account you must have a large sum to deposit; that a bank doesn’t care to bother with small accounts. - This is not true of. the ‘‘Fourth.” This bank wel comes new accounts, no matter how small, and extends the same courtesy and service to small depositors as to ,largo ones. Let us prove it to you. COTTON IS FIRMER AND CLOSES STEADY u'a* *. r a LIVERPOOL spots closed ...tA.dl NEW YORK, spots closed .‘...4.4.40 NEW ORLEANS spots closed 9.0 THE LOCAlTcOTTON MARKET. Rang* of Prices. Good Middling _Jnjr Strict Law Middling Low Middling Strict Middling i....... i• • • • • • * U-M " h ? rt Middling « 8-l« Spot Cotton Movement. Reels. Ship. Sales. Oct 24. 1104 977 499 8»< Oct. 26. 1903 621 401 2S< Oct. 27. 1901 Itl 801 874 Stock on ‘Hand. 27. 1908. .**. .1.1ft ....11,968 NEW YORK. NEW YORK. Oct. 17.—The cotton market was firmer today with the actlva months selling back to within la6 points of tha high records of last week, and dosing steady at a net advance of 7all point*. Sales for* the day were estl* .mated at. 225,000 bales. The market opened steady with October ichanged. but generally 4 to 6 points ...gher in re.«pon«* to better cables than expected and rumors that a settlement at the Manchester trouble might result from tho meeting of operatives next Sat urday. Thera was considerable realising and souhtern hedge selling on tho Initial ad vance, but offerings ware well ahaori ed and October quickly firmed up with the reat of the list oh covering • by shorts In aplto of rumor* that notices would he. Issued for n. considerable amount next Thursday. The market continued very Steady during the afternoon with the active months closing only a point or two off from the heat, wall street wqa not quite so aggressive a buyer ns recently, •bdt supported the market on soft snots. While the relative firmness In the later positions suggested that the commis sion houses were re-entering the market in- the spring and summer deliveries. Southern spot markets, offlclallv-renorted. I were unchanged to He. lower, broker* report cl ~ * - IN STOCK MARKET NEW YORK. Oct. 37.—-The occurrences of the stack exchange' today offer littla ijnaterlal for chronicle. The characters tic of the market was Its, great firmness In spite of Its Intense dullness. The rate of activity declined at times dui* ision to tha point of Idleness. — moat of these ^Bactlvlty declined at times during n >ion to tha point of Idleness. i hour supplied most of the ac tivity and most of tho movement. Soma of the buying at thatm|Bmmiajim^mM i‘-l tmd. movement. Rome time came from o had sold stocks ----- - —n that th# politi cal demonstrations last night would weaken stocks today. Thera was no such selling today and tha light demand ■■prices upwards.® There was no sign of large accumu lation of stocks, but a resolute withhold ing of offerings for sale was very appar ent. The rise In prices, slight ss It was, •ervad to bring the market to the high est point It has touched since tho reac tion early in September. Prices touched today did not in all cases represent a restoration to the early September level. In some prominent atocka. however, that level was axceeded. Union Pacific. Atchison. Pennsylvania, United State* Steel. American Car. Colorado Fuel and Sloss-8heffleld Steel are among the stocks which have risen to the highest prices of the year on tha present move ment. Immediately the news of the day had little efTect on the market. Selling to take profits at the end of the day, although small, was sufficient to raduce the narrow gains, except In a few .ape- clnlly strong stocks. Ronds very firm. Total aales, par value. 13,984.008. United Slates bonds were unchanged on ca||. Total sales today 822,400 U*I lures. New York Money Market. I NEW YORK. Oct, 27.—Money on call steady; llialH; ruling rate and closing hhl Hi; offered 1*4- Tlme loans very dull and steady; 6ft 'i n 3; 90 days 8aS' cent. mercantile paper 4a4% per cent. — [with actual Wabash lets aio< Wheeling and Lako *Erie’ Vs*’ * 7S! Wisconsin Central 4s ti< N. Ym~N. It and H. cv. 6a. ctfa....l3l' Lake Shore (1921) 95 1 WHEAT ADVANCES E THAN A GENT CHICAGO. Oct 27.—Wheat prices on the local exchanga advanced more than lc. today owing to crop damage reports from Argentina, and a decreased move ment In the northwest. At the close prices wars up lalHc. Corn, oats and provision* also closed firm. Wheat— '‘Corn- Dec. May Open. High. . I9H 1.00 . 1.0J ' *~ . 87H Low. dose. A «S> (1% <3% . C2», II r_. . . IIh MH MS "nSf. ... 47U 41 4TH May ... IB*, <#T. 49<{ July • . . 45S 45U 45U Oct. . Jan. , May Lard— Nov. Jan. . . 9.42% May . . . 9.47H Short Ribs- Oct. Jan. May 11,72*4 IS .18.80 16.00 IB.72V* 1«. .15.76 15.S7H 15.60 16.S7H 9.72H 9.60 0.10 - " 9.00 9.42% 0.60 9.35 }72% 9.50 M7% ... 6.62*4 6.62V4 8.6fH 1.12% . . . * 42*4 6.50 I *' * ~ . . . 8.67% 8-60 I. 9.50 "MR ^ Rjerllr (orllng exchnnxn easy bills at 4.84.70a nar silver 5H4. Mexican dollars 45. NEW YORK STOCK LIST. Amalgamated Copper ..' froi._ Jlttla - t'ri If: American Car an<* • « A “' 7 **!?*• American Cotton F0U* T H NATIONAL BANK mill*, but stated tout there "-as American Totton Oil 3«%i change In offers from the Inte- American Hide and leather pref!!.’ 24 .iBt, ,f cotton ot th. ports tojay! Amorlron {J l—J® 1 ’.V* A 'norl.'*n Looomottvo' «' ' | IH ?,••**? J*M®-1a« y . ea . r - *h. American locomotive pref 105 1 St'S,. <*o.000 h*l;« n»«|.,.t American Bmettlmt ana Bcflnlnt..,. 9J« it 416.309 halo, laat week and 543,517 bate. Amer. Smelting and HeRnlntl prof..t0»S J ta.t y.nr. American flumr Reflnln, >55 Si Today e receipt* at New Orloana wore American Tobaoco praf. 93' MACON, GA. C. B. WILLINGHAM COTTON FACTOR 747 bples last year. Spot Cotton and Putiirra. American Woolan Anaconda Mining Company 4§v Atchison 938 Atchison nref 914 Atlantic. Coast Line 7| r Haiti more and Ohio ................ |§ closed quiet, 6 points advance; middling Baltimore and Ohio pref 87 NEW YORK. Oct. 27.—Snot cotton loaed quiet. 6 points advance; middling■ »»«*. ntends 9.40; middling gulf 9.65; sales, Rrooklvn Rapid Transit . opened pteady and .8.76 8.82 8.74 Canadian PtciAe .JT4-4 closed ! Central Leather 34% I Central Leather pref. . “ I Central of New Jersey Chesapeake# and Ohio 45% “ 1 W9* — Ship Me Your Cotton and Get the Best Returns MACON GEORGIA Tlie Welcome Glow of the Electric Light Is hospitality in itself. If your residence is not wired let us show you haw small tho ex- penso really is. Its conven ience will repay you in short time, and when onco installed you will wonder how you ever managed to do without it. Macon Railway & Light Co. J Refrigerated Bottling The word sounds good, doesn't it?. Just try a Bottle of* Coca-Cola Bottled by our process. There’s nothing to compart with It. We want to show you our plant Call and Inspect. You will ba delighted. If you want a perfect drink drink BOTTLED Aug., offd ...8.55 ....9.61 8 J57 8.60 R.65 0.10 9.20 9.10 8.81 8.9ft ,.8.00 8.96 R.88 8.81 J Chicago fSrent Western . «. 77 Chicago n.J North Western Ill A 8.76! Chicago. Mil. and flt. Paul, 14AH 8.73 C.TC.. C. and fit. Louis 51. - 'Colorado Fuel and Iron JlV Colorado and Bouthern 4tJ, Colorado and fiouthern 1st pref 66V Colorado and Bouthern '2nd pref.... M., Consolidated Gag 148% Recolnt* end ' Receipts and Exports. —.... RxJBmrts, tod?v. Consolidated net receipts.. 99.713 224.918 Exports to Great Britain.. 15.930 54.334 Export* to France 4.ftnft 19.737 Exports to continent 13.158 68,285 Exoorl* to Japan 200 Stock.; at all pprta... 7*M!» , Since September 1. .’908— Consolidated receipt* ;...2.8«ft,663 Export* to Great Britain 523.434 Exports to France.. •** Price. Receipts, 6a!ss, Stock. Thr* r«rta; Galve«tnn . New Qsleani Mobile . . Savannah . Charleston . Wilmington Norfolk . . Baltimore . New York . Boston . . delphla Price.''P' 1 "** ' n»H. 9 • I 421241 17501180283 9 I J8487I 41761170724 .18 11-161 2998 200 59307 .18 tt-1«i 14*85 25001 .18% | 24941 .18 11-161 45111 l-lill 66681 Phlladi .tlH .19.40 .19.40 79|. 188821 nolawai'e nod Hudson .167^1 Denver ■■ and RIoTGrnndg............. Ill, Denver and RIo’Grnndo pref...,.,,. 69»( Distillera! Secun Erie ........ Erie Jet pref. Eric 2nd Interior Movsmsnt. Houston Augusta Memphis , • !l9H 81. Louis 19 • Mill 1 . •: ■:!*••• Little Rock....!*% 1494110971 11611 7088L 8000 1.08047 8I48(. I 38408 LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL. Oct. 17.—Snot cdtton dull with pries* I to 4 nqlpts higher: American —•■Mllng fair 6.48; good middling 5.11s Jllng 8.00; low middling 4.80; good ordinary 4.29; ordinary 3.89. The tales of the day were 1.000 halea, of which 200 hale* were for eneeulattnn and e; and Included 2.800 balse American. celpts were 11.000 bales, Including 20,400 steady; American middling O. O. C.: October-November .. November-Deccmher , Decrmber-Jnnunry Jnnuary-February i Fe^njary-March .. March-Aprll Aorll-May 4.63% 4.631? 4.l|{ lif everywhere NEW ORLEANS. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27 —Spot cotton waa steady today at unchanged quota tions. ndddllna 9c. gates on the spol . were 1.225 hales and to arrive 2,880 bal«g i ‘Futures opened steady at an advance 1,1 of 1 point. Liverpool cables were better £ than expected, and tho weather In the L western cotton belt was threatening. .L After the opening prices were encouraged tn do better hv the receipt of cable met- .L'eepr* from T.lverpooL and Manchester, •{• which euted that the prospects for a *' opeedy • settlement of the cotton mill <•: lockout were good. The market had #a + firm tone and prices rose gradually until •f I they were 14a18 point* higher than tho + level of yesterday's closing. On the clos ing the market was steady^ at prices showing a net advance of 1tal4 points. Futures closed as follows: . October, bid 8,97 November, hid 1,97 December, bid , 9.78 January, bid 8.72 BEDINGFIELD & CO. (Incorporated) EDWARD LOH, President. . Formerly of Macon, Ga. a lie names imply that everything bought here is the highest grade of all standard whiskies, at lowest prices. Send us your orders which will receive prompt at tention. Write for Catalog 29 W. Forsyth St. P.O. Box 1098 Jacksonville, Florida February, bid 8.71 March. W«i 8.t| April, bid 8.73 May. bid 8.t4 Hubbard Bros. A Co.'s Cotton Letter. NEW YORK. Oct. 17.—The mark*, was remarkably steady and on moderate business advanced end held prices at the higher figure*. Evidently th* trade , had been somewhat oversold. No new I business hse appeared nor is there any Increased legitimate demand to Justify th* improvement. Frost Is not yet material factor and business shows special Improvement Politics are element In checking business, at least sentimentally, and the Improvement may proper!v be attributed to Irw-ai rather than to general condition*. On -the sin ners' report a bearish feeling was created which short ooverlng offaer the tNd#.’ believing In a law crap, with eluggfsh business conditions had antktoited. The pressure of receipts and the demand to cover had held and still holds pricea. Dry Goods—Wholes^ 1a 8HEFT7NG—6 to lc. w F*mnNO—4k «© HV nrrrKB-54 to fq. PRlNTB-6% to 64c. ,.. . Cotton Seed road staff on In Georgia, Eric 2nd pref : General Electric ,.l; TO ter bo rough Met, International Pape international,.Paper praf International iPump.. Kansas City Bouthern pfd 61V 7»ulsvllle and Nashvllla,,169V , mISS? -a:;; Missouri T’nclfio ........... Missouri. Kansas and Texas....... Missouri. Kansas and Texas pref... National Lead I New York Central J New York. Ontario and Western.... • Norfolk and Western ’ North American * Northern Pacific J . Pacific Mall ■ Pennsylvania 1 People's Gns t Pittsburg. C. C. and St. Louis ' Pressed BteH Car I Pullman Palace Car Railway Steel Rending Republic Bteel Republic Steel pref. ........ 81 Rock Island Company If 1 Rock Island Company pref.. 46 S t. L. and Han Fran. 2nd pref 10 t.» Louis Southwestern 1* fit. Louis Southwestern pref Bloss-Bheffleld Steel and Iron Southern Pacific Southern Pacific pfd Southern Rahway Southern Railway pref Tennessee Copper Texas and Pacific Toledo. St. Louis and West .... Toledo. St. Louis and West. prsf... Union Pacific Union Pacific pref United fltates Rubber United States Rubber 1st pref United fltates Steel United States .8toel pref V |*r g 1 n la°-fjnrol I’ri a '6 hem I’caf Irvlnla-Carollna Ct '0 Car lJJJ hemlcal pref lj Wabash ’ Wabash pref Westlnghous* Electric L Wa *5SP P Wisconsin Central NSW yOM RONDS. U. fl. refunding 2s. registered 168% fJ. 8. refunding 2s. coupon 164 U. S. 8e. registered TJ. S. Sa. coupon Ml U. B.- 4s. registered U. S. 4s, coupon 12* American Tohaceo 4a • Tf American Tobacoo 6s 1$» Atchison general 4s .190 AtfimMo 1 oL'Iiiv Baltimore and Ohio 4s Baltimore and Ohio 8%a §8% Brooklyn R. T. ev. 4s U% Central of Georgia Bs 110 ■'entral of Georgia 1st Inc V cntral of Georgia 2nd Inc 4® SS3R KU'M'wjv-u::::: {|* migS:l T dYkJk&Y-- lilt olorado Industrial 8a 74% dorado Midland 4s olorado and Southern 49 M Delaware and Hudson ev. If .109% ►enver and Rio Grand# 4i.... If He prior lien 4s 87 nterboroufh Met. 4%a ff% Japan 4s W% Tapan 4%i rnpan 4%s. 2nd sertea. 1% yjulsvlllo and Nash, unified 4s 99% Janhattan consol gold 4o. ifexlcan Central 4a.. Jexlcan Central 1st Jinn, and St. I/>uls a «i“oum: SIS Mew Jw.MT Contr.1 ken. 5. I35J Voithern S T. : .! . ^11! : l.t ine I* and Texas 3ndJ.. fl Cash quo tut Ions were aa follows: wheat. 9la|l.0l; No. t. n70; No. 3 yellow 70*76. „T*‘- —----- No. 2 rye 7«a75 Flour steady. 7o. 2 spring w I. 99%all.0014. fo. 3 corn 67% a No. J oats. White. 45%a60. No. 2 rye 74a75. Good feeding barley choice malting 56n60. •d. No. i, * Flax seed S2a53; fair to Northwestarn.* $1.28. * $s.7r . $8-60. ' Short ribs, aides (loose! 43.85a8.67U. Mess pork, por barrel. $13.70al3.67%. lard per 100 pounda $9.7l%a9.75. '‘ des( boxed) $0.25a'*'* Short clear sldei Whiskey, basis ' Of hig£ d WiticsT _ $iTS7. Wheat, hunheti. . Sh ''”'*7"» , 09 Corn, bushels 111.000 87.500 Oats, hushels. 886.000 857.400 On tho Produce Exchange today tho butter market was steady; creameries, 20af6: dairies 18a28. Eggs steady; at mark, cases Included, 19al2; firsts if; prime firsts 26. Choesa steady. 12%al3%. DRY GOODS. NEW YORK. Oct. 27.—The ootton gnodi market Is suffering. Bleached goods, lining*, knit goods, yarns end other goods sre firmer and tending higher. Buyers of domestln cotton* from many of the large western markets are operating. The export markets are doing a fair trade. Oriental rugs are quiet, but domestic rug* are being asked for more freely. The worsted goods market Is quiet, fillki are firmer. Raw silk la higher. COTTON 6ffRD OIL- NEW YORK. Oct. 27.—Cotton *eed oil was more active with higher prlees on coving of shorte and speculative buying. Prime crude In barrels f.o.b. mills 30; prime summer yellow 37%at8%: off sum mer yellow X7*;aS8%; good off summer ^mllow 27%a88%: prime summer white |8|%o41U; prime summer yelow 4t%#47. NAVAL STORES. WTT.MINGTQN. Oct. ft.—Spirits tur- entlne steady at 13%; recelpta 23 casks, bain steady.at $2.4o; receipt* 125. Tar rm at $1.M* .recelpta 125. Crude tur- celnV**| flrm #t f , ' , ° ,n,J ,2,60, c# * CHARLESTON, Oct. J7 —Bpirlta tur- pentlne and rosin unchanged. .... H » a 0el 27.—Turpentine * l If** receipt# tosln firm: ealw !.• ipmen r * The Man for the Job. “A VAI'l'/lil. l/Cl. ,1.-. sale* 2.633; atoek 184. Grain and Provisions. These prices are at wholesale and not to eonpumtipJ * 1 ' r I TOC3E Corrected liv ft. H. Jaques A Tinsley Co. CORN—flacked, white $ 93 Sacked, mixed 94 Carload lota, either sacked or bulk, made on applica tion. OATS—White clipped 65 *[o. 2 whit* 63 Jo. 3 whit* 60 Ipectal quotations made on HAT~Ch|^ »•}» »S , 5 *82 Timothy and clover mixed.. 95 Alfalfa hay 1.20 Bedding straw 65 BRAN—Pur* Wheat ....• 1.8ft Bran and short# 165 FLOUR—Private Btoclt fancy pat... i.oft Royal Owl, be# patent 5.28 Top Notch, first patent 8.1ft “ ■ round Juliette 95 Top Notch. MEAT*—Water gro ME*T8-T»ry (At • -Extra half ^^Hl8*$0'lb D.i Hulk plates Hmoked rr ribs.. None ff .. 11H ribs... Noi ft. bellies platw ... -*d' meats, above. HAMS—Fancy sugar cured.. , Standard sugar cured Picnic hams -Pur* tierces Pur*. In 20-Ih tins.... Pure, In 80-lb tin*.... Pur*. In 60-lb tubs 11% Pure.’ In 90-lb 11n"'.V.lftC w - ssjTaa«s i v«f other alios aa named above. SYRUP—Georgia cane (new)..v 48 New Orleans H I ick strep 14 i lbs. white cotton eack... M ported rock salt, lb 1W CHEESE—Full cream II QRITB—Hudnuts. In bbl* 8.9ft Ifudnut*. In sacks 2.6ft SUGAR—Granulated. In hhl* 6% ' New Orleans clarified 6 Not the Largest, But Clean and Complete DO NOT CLAIM to operate the largest distillery, but we do claim that our distillery is a model and is kept clean. It is located on our farm in a valley that is free from dust and foul air. The water we use is ideal for distilling. It remains at a natural temperature of 54 degrees at all times. We raise a large portion of the Corn and get the Rye and Malt from the Northwest. The whiskey is matured in our own warehouses. You will never buy better whiskies than we offer. 3 With one exception, six full quarts is the smallest ship ment made—we do not assort. This reduces the cost of handling, packing and carriage charges, enabling us to offer six quarts at about the price we would get for four. Do not let our low prices prejudice you. They are wholesale, and you buy direct. Our whiskies are always the same. EXPRESS PREPAID — Shipment made in wooden boxes. COFFEI Now York yellow 4% 1 IE-Choice Rio 12 ! Prime Rio .* t* Medium Rio '. II Common Arbucklei CO—Choice hei Medium .. roasted f. .'f.t'.t'.'.f.'.fcii'to Corn Whiskies “OnASSY VALLEY”—Umulultcr- ated. Very old. No bettor Corn Whiskey made. 0 full quarto, $4.00; 29 full quarts,$7.50. "GRASSY VALLEY”—White, 100 proof, straight Corn Whiskey. Wo are the only distillers idling 100- proof corn nt $2.50 per gallon, two ggllonf, 51.75, delivered. Shipment* In Jugi. Smallest shipment one galloh. Blended Whiskies "R. II. C CLUB”—A perfect Mend of old Kentucky WhUklef. It lias tnat rich oily appearance. We consci entiously any thero il no better whis key. 0 full quurtli, $5.75; 19 full quarts, $11.00. | "CATE'S $9”—A true blend of Kentucky Whidriei. A goo! honcit whiskey. Will give entire satiifac- tion. 0 full quarts, $5.00; 19 full quart!, $9.50. Tennessee Whiskey “FREESTONE" — Unadulterated, straight. Tcnnc&tec WhUkejr, Our leaching prole** mnke* this whiskey distinctive. None better. Very old. 0 full quart*, $5.00; 19 full quart*, $10.00. Bottled-in-Bond Whiskies Poliowing brands bottled by tho Government, whotc stamp guarantees age, purity and strength. CONCORD PURE RYE. 10O proof, 6 fqll quarts, $5.50; 19 full quart*, $11.00. i CONCORD ROURBON, 100 proof, 0 full quart*. $5.50; 19 full quarts, $10.50. CLARKE’S PURE RYE, 10O proof, (t full quarts, $6.25; 19 full quarts, $12.00. Railroad Bonds • dm. Central of Ga. 1st mort. 5 per cent.. 1835 Ill Centra; of Ga. collateral trust 8 per cant.. 1927 108 Central of Ga. consolidated. .1948 109 entral Ga. 1st Inc., 19«v. % ... 54 entral Ga. 2nd Ine., 1943 46 entral Oa. 3d Inc., 1948. 86 entral Ga., Macon A North ern, 1944 ....................104 Central Ga.. Middle Ga. A m ^ Atlantic, 1917 ........JM Southern R. R. 8JKt., 111!....101 Georgia R. R. A Ranking Cn„ 5s. %5*™! n, .. Co :'..'.9i Penn, consol 4s Louis iwestsrn con. 4s.. 4S Southern Pacific 4e ..... S'outh^rn T'arjf.c lit 4s.. Southern Hallway 5* ... * Pactflc let* L. and Ws ‘nton Pacific 4s . nion Pacific cv. 4s 4...P u, 8. suel 2ad Is. f l K per cent, iaahpard ... •outhwestern ... ... . ... Savannah 4k Augusta stock....104 tlanta * Wivt Point 140 tlanta A W. P. deben 104 Sou. A Fla.’ f.7pref! !'.!*.! H Ot. flou. * Fla. 1st pref 6ft Southern It. R . pref 12 “ era R. R., com 21 Lumber Quotations AT WHOLESALE. (Corrected by Masse*.Pelton Lumber Co ) Common framing (short leaf) sited.814.00 Common framing Gong leaf) sited. 19.80 ‘ Inen L. and Western 4s.... nmon framing fkmg leaf) lt-lneli City Bonds. Macon I pc.. 191ft..............100 Macon I pc.. 1928..’.....m M*ron 4%. 1926 ...294 Macon 4%. 1*10 to 1994..,.' .. 99 On a 8 90 per cent basts. ... BAvSSnlR f i': .7..,.iiata 1 Au.u.t* >h. <- ta. 1 t. p«.. n >. t »P Ot SD1 injurious substances. They are of delightful flavor, high in food properties and medicinal virtues. R. H. CATE & CO., Distillers Chattanooga. Tenn. , Louisville, Kyi . Order from nearest point. , *59.: Kargu- Hardware—Wholesale. (Corrected by Dunlap llardwnr* Ce.) WKI.L TIUFKETH-I4.2I tO 84.80 do*. ROPE—Manila. 11c; Betel. 9o; cotton, 18 WIHE—llarb, 1.10 par pound. 1'l.nv/ BTUCKS'-Ifiirman. 959 B °PI/)W 7)I«ADE8. Be. per lb. IRON—l%C0 per lb. bate; Swede 4%c. pound AXES—88.00 dor. bate. LEAD 94• hat. by. pevM. tCAILftt-Wtre, 12 40 keg bate; cut, 12.69 keg bat*. ■ BH°E» - Hore*.^ 14 J4 to 24.60 keg; mule BUCKVT>—Plain. 12.00 dor; whit# ce dar. three hope. J4.00. CT4A1NB—irsmi. I« tn Si dot. GUN POWDER—Per keg. Dupont crack "Vi a CARDfl—Cotton. 14.60 per .dot. St;ite of Georgia Bonds Ga. 4%. 1912.,, Ift7 1ft8 Ga. 4. 1928....... we Ga. 2%. 1931 to 1188 99 ...104 IN Special Invitation rill find and by tak- at thv proper ur machinery Id like to de nes and boil- We extend to ail of our cuitomer# and friends, and m well In terested parties, who attend th«* Great Georgia State Fair, in our beautiful city, a most cordial Invitation to vUlt one of the largest Engine, Boiler and Foundry plants In the Soutt ” lust on the Boundary Line.-at Central Railroad j Inr a fiouth Macon car th« conductor will put place. If you will tell him where you want to la sold throughout all the Bouthern State* and monitrata to interested parties the running of era. You w|H find °ur exhibit on th* fair grounds, which we wUI ba glad for you to see. Address: Schofield Iron Works Macon, Ga.