Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926, November 05, 1908, Image 7
THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1008
Rainy Season is Nearly Here, and Leaky
Roofs are Annoying and Expensive.
WE CAN SELL YOt1 THE GENUINE
Louisiana Red Cypress
Prime Quality Shingles at $4.00 per
Thousand. Last a Life Time.
You won’t ever have to shingle your
house again if you use these.
Massee=Felton Lumber
Telephone 1840
Macon, Ga.
MARKET EASES OFF
AFTER NIGH RECORD
NEtV YORK, Nov. 4.—The stock xh*r-
ket today demonstrated In a striking
manner its capacity for reaching a con*
elusion behind a prevailing assumption.
The assumption had become almost uni*
versal In the financial district that the
ripening of the occasion to which the
speculation has been looking forward
would be accompanied by theliarveetlng
or the fruits. The extent of the ad
vances established for Americans In
London before trading began In New
York today inspired many operators In
stocks to act. After a momentary pause
at the end of tho first hour, when the
buying orders seemed to have been ex-
liaustrrt and prlees were quite generally
a point below the opening high level,
tlicro developed an Impressive new de
mand. The buying for the reat of the
day was persistent and determined snd
tanged over a wide field of cholca in the
list of stocks.
Hanking Interests and Urge capitalists
seemed to come back Into the market
with great confidence. The sentiment of
the country aa expressed in the elections
was construed as favorable to capltut and
a* opposed to radical readjustments of
ertulihshcd methods or relations between
capital and labor and capital and em
ployment. The outburst of speculative
enthusiasm which resulted proved a sur
mise to the most careful ohaorver. Tho
-losing tone of the stock market was
■e»y animated and buoyant and last
••Iocs were close to the highest of tiro
uiy. Tnat level was the hlghes. of
United tUates Steel preferred and South-
ru I'hcIIIc.
Honda were firm. Total salts. par
slue. 9S.0tO.000.
ABOUT
GEORGIA STATE BONDS
CITY ATLANTA BONDS
ATLANTA & WEST POINT R. R. DEBENTS
GEORGIA R. R. STOCK ,
AUGUSTA & SAVANNAH R. R. STOCK
•SOUTHWESTERN OF GA. R. R. STOCK
. *' WRITE TO
J. H. HILSMAN & CO.
STOCKS AND BONDS
ATLANTA. GA.
H. G. A. NASH, President.
CHA8. NEVILLE, Vice President
H. G. A. Nash Audit Co.,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
203-204 National Bank. Building, Savannah, Ga.
Expert Accounting in All Its Branches.
C. B. WILLINGHAM
COTTON FACTOR
Ship Me Your Cotton
and Get the Best Returns
MACON
GEORGIA
•A Mistaken'
Idea
Perhaps you have an idea that in order to have a
hank account you must have a largo 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 bow small, and extends B
the same courtesy and service to small depositors as to
large ones. ‘ .
Let us prove it to you.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
MACON, GA.
S O U T H E R N
ELECTRIC
SUPPLY & MFG. CO.
Machinery, Electric and Combination Fixtures
WIRING MILL WORKS A SPECIALTY
171 Cotton Avenue—Phone 212.
SENT WHEAT HIGHER
Renting enured a sharp bulge In wlwnt
prices on the local exchange today, but
all of the advance was Inst on profit -
taking, prices at the close being tin-
“* J * n nhnde lower, compared with
na| quotations.
. ej weak.
Prnvlalona were Heady and oata were
SHIPPING NEWS
SAVANNAH. Ga..
calm. (Hr.). Jackxon. lluelva.
Cleared, bark Anna Maria D'Abundo,
Italy. Albany. Martrlllea.
Sailed, steamer Berkshire. Jones, Phil
adelphia: schooners Wm, Neely. Helm.
New York; David Baird. Wick man. New
CHARLESTON. B. C.. Nov. 4—Arrfv-
*d. steamer Onondaga, Chichester. Bos
ton. and proceeded for Jacksonville.
Balled, steamers Ethelstan. iBr.). Jef.
fries. Bremen: Shawmut. Harsen. Jack
sonville: Theodore Weems, Hall Balti
more via Georgetofm; scltooners Anna R.'
Bishop, Bowen. New York; Thomas G.
Smith. Cole. Providence.
JACKSONVILLE Fla . Nor. 4.—Arrlv-
d. steamer Shawmut, Hansen. Philadel
phia:
Balled, steamer Arapahoe, Chichester,
New 'York? schdoner* Georgia Glfkle,
Williams. Boston; Eleanor F. Partram,
Clark. Boston.
or bulk, made cn applica
tion.
OATS—White clipped
No. 3 white
No. a white
Spcrlnl quotations made on
car lots.
HAT—Choice timothy
No. 1 timothy
No. 2 timothy..-...., 1.00
No I clover... r-s
is
Bedding straw r.R
BRAN—Pure wheat l.*n
Bran and short* i.ri
FLOUR—Private Stock, fancy pat.. i.tK*
Royal Owl, best patent..*..., |.|*
Toil Notch, first patent 6.1«
MEAT—Water ground Juliette #r
MEATS—Pry salt ribs.... II
Extra half ribs Horn
18-20-Ib T>. 8. bellies. 11V
Bulk plates i
Bmoked meats, %c. over
above.
HAMS—Fancy sugar cured....; II
Standard sugar cured II
Picnic hams i»
LARD—Pure tierce* 11 %
Pure, In 60-lb tubs 11%
fta IS
M'-Gaw's compound lard..,..
The tame additions for
other sixes n> named
abovs.
8YRITP—Georgia cane (new)..;
Nei« Orleans
Black strap
SALT—100 lbs. white cotton eack...
Imported rock salt, lb
CHEESE—Full cream . <
GRITS—Hudnuts, In bbls
Hudnuta. In sack*
nsw urifini manned.* •
New York yellow.| 414
COFFEE—Choice Rio ...J n
Prime Rlc 19
Medium Rio n
Common to 10
ArbucVle'% roasted. ......lft.t>6
niCE-OllOlrr hr.'l ...
umium SVi to «
Railroad Bonds
Centra! of Ha. 1st mort. S per
cent, 1126 - lit
Central of Ga collateral trust
Central C o"f ’da. ‘oMseti&teqj *
Central*Oa.’Vst Ine* jMj!',
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
Sam Weichselbaum & Mack
P. O. Box 163 Jacksonville, Fla.
The Mack Boys will give them prompt and careful
attention. Note the following. All express prepaid: *
....>1.00
....11.(0
....K.M
....IS.IO
....14.00
... >1.50
....M.00
....(5,50
,.,.(400
XXX Superior Rye. C 50 fell, Ju*. 4 QuarU.
Six y«»r olu Corn. U.00 oil. Jur, « quart.
Mount V.rnon Ky-. (4.00 rail. Jur, 4 quaru
Our Chulca Ry». (500 raJI. Jur. 4 quarta ..
Anderaun Co. Bourbon, tour quart! ........
Wblta Mill . bottled In bond, (our quarta .
Lewla- 51. four quart-
Black Label, four-quart!
I year old Corn, (out quarta
These are only a few of our many good things. Send
us a trial order. All the standard brands of BEEft at
Invest prices. Write for price list.
SAM WEICHSELBAUM & MACK,
Jacksonville, Fla.
...tin.
Central ria. >nd Inc.', 194.!"'," J
Central Oa. td lne„ 1541 is
Centre) O*.. Macon A North
ern. 1*46 104
Central Ga.. Middle Oa. it
Atlantic. 1MT.. 190
Southern R. R.. 6 pc., 19t4....10S
Georgia R. R. A Banking Co.,
6 pc., 1922..••••.a.101
Oa. k. R. A Banking Co., 6
par cent. 1*10. ..181
Ga. Sou. A Fla. 6 p©., 1946....10*
, Seaboard B. R., 4 pc., lflO,... 64
' Seaboard B. R. 6 po., 1»1|.„; fc
i Southwestern R. R. etock 19*
I Savannah A Augusta etock....Krf
l Atlanta A WM Point 149
Atlanta A W. P. d»Vn .104
Ga. Sou. A Fla., com.....;.... H
... a fe » 2
tern R. R., pref it
itham R. R.. com 21
"A
OVER WIDE FIELD
LIVERPOOL spots closed 6.10
NEIV YORK epota closed 9.25
NEW ORLEANS epota closed • 16*19
THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
The Macon cotton market yestorday
dosed weak at the following quotation*:
„ Range of Prices.
Good Middling „.,l
Strlot Middling 8%
Middling . 3%
Strict leow Middling 8U
Low Middling lU
Spot Cotton Movement.
Recta. Sirip. Sales.
Oct. St. lM»....r 6r»0 545 523
Nov. 2. 1901 6X9 <54 914
Nov. 3. 1908 292 493 354
Nov. 4. I not 499 272 303
1.370,000 shares.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.—Money on rail
steady; I%n* per cent; ruling rate Hi;
closing hid 1%; offered at 1% ner cent,
‘me loans dull and firm; 90 days Sa
. per cent; 60 days OH; six months
3%aS%.
Prtmo mercantile paper 4*4% por c«nt
Sterling Exchange steady with actual
biiaim-M in bankurs' bill* at 4.83.7644.*.»
for CQ-dny bill* and at 4.86 in*- demand.
Commercial Mila 4.63%a4.Sl%.
Bar silver 49*.
Mexican dollar* 45.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper 9?
American Car and Foundry 44*
American Car and Foundry pref...in:,
American Cotton Oil 34
American Hide and Leather pref... 24*
American Ice Securities :•>•«
American Linaocd It
American Locomotive 54
American locomotive pref. 103
American Smelting ami Refining.... 91*1
Aincr. Smelting nnd Refining pref...107*
American Sueur Refining 14i v .
American Tobacco prof 91*
American V oolen :• .
Anaconda Mining Co 47*4
At chi win 96*
Atchison pref 99
Atlantic Com t Line 95*
Baltimore and Ohio 101%
‘more and Ohio pref
klvn Rat’td Transit
Canadian Pacific .......
Central Leather
Central Leather pref.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4—After making
*w lilah rccorda at the opening today
the cotton market eased off under heavy j
luillsing antes and closed barely Heady j
at a net decline of 3aS point*. Sale* were |
lima tnl at 300,000 balca.
The opening wus firm at an advance of j
4a9 point* In response to higher ‘ cables!
J freali buying which was evidently
promoted by satisfaction over election j
result*. The Initial advance carried Jan
uary up to 9c. or tho hlghesl prices |
reached bo for for the acason. but at;
tills level realizing was very heavy and;
tho market developed a reactionary ten-i
dency, which becuine more pronounced!
during the afternoon nn a result of weak- j
no** In New Urleun* and rumor* of flnan- j
clnl dlfflcuUlcs In France.
The close waa within a point or two of I
She lowest. Hading w:»* generally r■—
Ive, and while parti* * ‘
long line* over elect.— — _
hug for profit*, the offerings was nb-
bod on a ‘ “—*■
Central of New Jersey 294
Chenapeake and Ohio 44
Chlcagn Great Western 7
7*4
Chicago and Great Western 166
Chicago, kill, and 8t. Paul 145*4
C.. C.. C. and SL Louis 63
Colorado Fuel find Iron 17% August
Colorado and Southern 41%
Colorado and ftouthffii 1st pref 97
Colorado and Southern 2nd pref.... 69%
Conaolldated Oa* ......... 14414
Corn Product* 19%
Delaware and Hudsdo 171
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver and Rio Grande pref 721*
rande 23*;
mndc pref 72%
Grain and Provisions. exnr ' u “ j|3
g eneral Electric ; 147
rest Northern pref. 136'
_ _ Great Northern Ore ctf* 62’
Backed, mixed 21 Hllnola Central ....*,.l 141'
"Carload lot*, either sacked Interborough Met 19
. — — Interborough Met. pretl 1 . 19*4
International Paper 19H
International Paper Drift. Il*'
Internationa] Pump 29’
Iowa Central 24’
Kansas City 8outnam 19’
Kanaaa City Southern pref 92'
» >ulavlUa and Nashvlfit Ill*
exlcnn Central 13’„
Mlnneanoll* and Rt. T4)uls..., 37
Mlrtn., Rt. P. and Sault Bt M. 124*4
Missouri Paclflo 67*'
Mlaaourt, Kansas and Texa* 31 1
Missouri, Kansu and Texas pref.*. 96'
National Usd I4<
New York Central 107'
New York. Ontario and Western..., 41'
Norfolk and Western 77'
north American 97'
Northern Paclflo 146'
ferine Mall .j, 27<
fennsylvanla Ill 1
•eoplo’* On* 99'
Refrigerated Bottling
Tho word sounds good, doesn't it?. Just try a
Bottle of Coca-Cola
PottlM by our proceai. There's nothin* to comrar. with it We
want to ahqw you our plant. Call and Inaoect. You will ba delighted.
It you want n perfect drink drink BOTTLED
EVERYWHERE ... 5c
Oldest Whisky House in South
ESTABLISHED 1881
OLD 6HARPE WILLIAMS.
rure fine old Rye. by the
gallon fl.0f.
4 full quarts 91.60
Express prepaid.
GEORGE J, COLEMAN.
Pure Pennsylvania Rye,
Huh and mellow, by tho
gallon 12.76
full quarts .....J3.00
Express prepaid.
r who had carrjud
election appeared to bej
a, the offerings waa nb- i
scale down by fresh buyers. I
- —- the holiday, the fall- “
conference to re»ult
... added to tho
llecelpt* of cotton at the porta today
were 63.837 bale* against 61.233 bales
Inst week and 49.906 bales Inst year. For
tho week (estimated) 425,000 bales
against 447.6S2 bales last week and 366,7••
‘ clo* Inst ycur.
Today'* receipts at New Orleans wcie
17,039 bale* against 16 918 tmlcn last ymr.
nnd nt lloueton 26.404 bales ngulnst 7,9<>6
bales last year.
Knot Cotton and Futures.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.—Spot cotton
closed quiet; 6 point* decline: middling
uplands 9.33; middling gulf 9.60; sale*
On*n ll«*rh. Low Close.
January 8.99 9.00 8.96 9.96
MsreifT..!!’.!!!iTm i7i»« 1.12
April *•** * M
May 9.91 8.91 2.78 t.90
June t —— — — *-75
July 8.83 8.83
November
...3.78 8.73 1.63
December 9.12 9.86 9.02
ANVIL RYE.
Pure and substantial fam
ily whlaky. by the gallon.. 11
. #.......$1
11.60
Express prepaid.
OLD POINTER CLUB CORN.
Ricft and mellow, by the
gallon 92.60
4 full quarts *. $2.90
• Express prepaid.
OLD GEORGIA CORN
Direct Prom Bonded Warehouses snd Old.
Express prepaid.
•3.25
23.75
market, and will save you from
for. prlco list and catalogue. Mallei free.
per cent on your purehases.
Receipts and Exports,
nd Kxi
Today. Weak.
Consolidated net reealptg.. 63.137 186.673
Exports to Grant Britain... 9.684 96.281
Export* to Franca 10.998 27.647
Fxparts to cnntlnrnt 17.872 168.836
Exports to TYnnae —i - 1.896
Export* to Mexleo 8 8
Stock on hand all porta....771,496 ■■
Since Reptember 1. *908—
Consolidated recelp**
Exports to Great Britain
Exports to France
Exports to continent
Exports to Japan
Exports to Mexico
808.246
987.610
ir*
Price, Receipts, Oates. Stock.
Orleans
The Portsjl
Galveston ■
Oi‘
KbUe liP
Savannah , •
Charleston .
Wilmington ,
Norfolk . . .
Baltimore >. .
New York ...
Boston . . .
Philadelphia .
Price.
9
Recta
26160
Ralea.
609
8 16-16
i ■
17039
$M4
■
2*79
1938
4847
2075
I960
1450
"'141
9.86
9.86
9.60
*»S4
90
Interior Movement.
NEW YORK BONDS.
Tllfl.A.k.d. {J- g- P
it: «: J.. r.a
City Bonds.
Macon 6 pc., 1910
UW.v
43,1
Miron l
Macon
M ar.. n
.....165
1922 ,;.,..107
i 80*per cent‘basis."
Savannah 5 pa, lltl, 93
Havanrsh i pc.. 1912 1M I
Augusta SVi i. 4S. r. a po., H ]
Dry Goods—Wholesals
SHEETING—6 to 8o.
DRILLING—7fec. . 't '> . '
TICKING—4He. to I4Ue.
BLEACHING—4H to 11 He.
CHECKS—814 to 7c.
PRINyS-68ftO tVte-
Crackers.
EH
Bsrons sedaa. ec.
Bsrona r.lcnaca. TU«
Barons oy«t**■ erackt.
N. B. C. Bodaa, 6\4c.
• tsc”’
■naps (N^ B. C.), To.
Reading . '................” .; 184%
Republic Steel S3
Republic Steel pref. S2V4
Rock Island Company 20
Rock Island Company pref 47’
St. Loul* nnd San Fran. 2nd pref.*. 80 1
Rt. Loul* Southwestern 19'
Bt. Louis Southwestern pref,,,,,,.. 49<
W.o**-Sheffield Steel and Iron 7*
Southern Pacific 111’
Southern Pacific pref lit
Southern Railway 19’
Southern Railway pref.............. 66>
Tennessee Copper 44
Texas and Pacific 26
Toledo, St. Ioulx and We*t... 91'
Toledo, Ht, Louis and West pifef.. 68 _
Union Pacific 1T6H
Union Pacific pref 99
United States Rubber 32
United States Rubber 1st pref 100
United States Steel 60
United States Steel pref. 11414
ciiem'i'cai"::::;::: s!5j
Vlrglnla-Carolina Chemical pref....110*4
Wabash I 12%
Wabash pref 23%
Wr*tinghon*e Electric 87fe
Western Union 60%
Wheeling and I^ike Erie,........... 9.
Wisconsin Central it
Standard Oil 218
'uniiing 2a! coupon/.Tiii!!! l?i!*
... ... —. reglateri'd 100%
U. S. Is, regliitered 120%
U. H. 4s, coupon 121
Amerfntn Tobacco 4* 73
American Tobacco 6s 109%
Atchison general 4s 100*4
Atchison adjustment 4s 91%
Atrhlson cv. 4s 101%
Atchlkon cv. 6s 106%
Atlantic Coast I4nc 4s......... 91%
Baltimore nnd Ohio 4s 99%
Central ot Georgia 6s... ,....106%
Central of Georgia lat Inc 26
Central of Georgia 2nd Inc «9
Central of- Georgia 3d Inc 40^
Chesapeake and Ohio 4%s 102%
Chicago and Alton 2%s Tt
chiMM n nnd Quincy new 4s.... ••%
f. and 1*. R. R. 4s.,.-.., It
and P. R. R. col. Is.. 75%
and P. By. rfdg 4s.... 63
. Kt. Ixtuls gen. 4s 93
ustrlal 6s 76
^Southern‘4«!!!!«!!!!!! 96^t
Denver and RIo Grande 4a MJ4
Brie prior Hen 4s 87%
Erie general 4s * M
•T.'tpan 4s 39
Japan 4%s 69%
Japan 4%a. 2nd aeries.......,....,, 99
I/>ulavfile and Naah. unified §9%
Manhattan consol gold 4s M}4
Mexican Central 4s 81%
Mexican Central l*t Inc 18
Minn, and St. Loula 4s 79
MlMourirKansaa and Texaa 4s......loo
ktlseourt. Kansas and Jfexaa tads... 86%
National JR. R. of .Mexico cm, 4s .. 80%
K.w Tork C«tral m. >Vi«..
New Jersev Central general 6a 126%
Northern Pacific 4s ...........188
Northern Pacific 2s 74%
Norfolk and Western consol 4s 98%
Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s 96
Pen. cv. 8%s. 1916 96%
Penn, consol 4s 108%
Reading genera] 4s .*»%
Republic of Cuba 8* 188%
Ft. L and Iron Moun. consol 6s....Ill
SL T»uls nnd San Fran. fg.4t 74%
SL TkOuls Southwestern oon. 4s Ti%
Seaboard Air Tin* 4s «... 66%
Southern Fadflc 4s 91%
Southern Parlfic lat 4a Hft
Southern R*iiw*nr 6s 103%
Texas and Pacific lets 187
Toledo. BL L. and Western 4a.. 74.
Houston . . .[9
i$ugu*ta , . .11 1-16
Memphis . ; . 9%
fl|. Lonls J9
Cincinnati ....t...
T*>u1sv1lle . . .19%
T.lttl, Rocfc.... IK
m
8811 486| 77791
43271 6800'17*9*7
12 1 91816
689 18547
"liiiL'.’hi 841
LTVERFOOT,, Nov. 4.-Moderate bnsVL
ness done In spot cotton, price* 3 point*
hleher; American middling fair 6,If: rood
middling 6.28; middling 8.10; low middling
4.90; good ordinary 4.29: ordinary 8.99.
The Rale* of the day were 7.000 hales, of
which 800 hale* were for »peetilatlc*i *ndi
export, end Included 6.700 holes Ameri
can. Receipts were 1,000 bales, no Amer
ican. . I
Futures opened nulet and steady and
closed barely steady; American middling
O. O. C.:
November
November-December
December-January .
Janusry-Pebruxry .
Febeuary-March h
March-April ....
Hi
May-Jura 4.70
Jtine-JuU 4.70
July.Auvust 4 63’
August-Santember 4.61
aentemher-Octnber 4.66'
October-Movember 2.1P
NEW OR LEAN*.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4 -Soot cotton
was quiet. l-16c. down, middling 2 15-16.
Sales on the spot were 1,260 bales, and
126 hole* to arrive.
♦ Futures opened Irramt 1 ** «t an advance
of 6 to * point*, under the Influence of a
good Liverpool market and the reeult
of the election. Flrai price* were about
tha highest of the day fur with the act,
Ive months soon after the opening stand'
Ing at an advance of < to 8 point*, heavy
realising by longs set In and during the
remainder of the aeeelon the market had
a decided downward tendency. December
dropping a dollar a hale and the other
aetfve petition* nearly aa much. On the
cloelnv the tone area stnedy and prices
~*iowtd a net decline nt 6 to 2 points.
dosed aa follows:
THE ALTMAYER & FLATAU LIQUOR CO.
720, 722, 724, 726 West Bay Street
JACKSONVILLE, - . FLORIDA
Sam and Ed. Weichselbaum
F. 0. Box No. 55. 610 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn
Phone No. 820.
Our stock is completo with the finest and heat brands
of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, etc.
CORN WHISKEY IN JUGS
..... 2.66
. ... 2.60
8.00
. ... 8.09
8.25
2 0*1.
If.lO
4.60
4.28
I
fc-H
, (Whlta or Yellow, Juat as you prefer It)
T^nor Corn 62.oo
Morgnnton Com 3.26
TenneNsee Mountain Corn No. 1 2.60
Tenno**ce Mountain (Tom No. 8 ... 1.80
Kenneaaw Mountain Corn “ **
Turkey Mountain Corn.
Welchvelbaum'* Old Cora
Joe Mercer Corn
Especially Rslerted Corn.*
, Old Virginia Corn 1.60
Cooper'e laurel Valley Corn 8.09
Pride of North Carolina Corn 8.00
EXPRESS PREPAID.
8BOTJ KOB PniCR U.T-LBT UB KNOW TOUR WANT*.
December, bid 8.72
January, bid 8.7<)
February, hid 9.69
March, bid 9.73
April. bbT 8.71
May, hid 8.76
H»*y**rrf Pee*. 4 Co.'* Colton Letter.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.—Liverpool recov
er*.] the decline of yesterday end on
American buying. Induced by the election |
results, opened above parity this morn-
In accumulation of amell outside-
ng orders, hosed on the political new*.!
market opened twrely higher this;
morning. Heavy realising on the part of i
lest week's buyer* quteklf checked the I
advance end brought ehout a decline he- i
low Monday's close. The outside buying:
*V»" withdrawn on the decline and the,
market appeared rather heaw during |
the afternoon, although sentiment locally
remains, bullish. The movement eontln-1
ties heavy, weather conditions over the’
holldeg were generally fsgomhle. the din-
a iatlc situation In the far east ws» wn-
Isfarfory. unsettling foreign market*,
and the M*neh^«»er strike waa not aettled
yesterday. Meantime with a large gin-
nere* report antirloateo on Monday, a
moderate reaction would not be surpris
ing. :
Union PaHfle 102% .
Uafon PaHfle rr 4|,.v,;„„;.i Sih
tt s. Ricci 2nd Is 199%
Webetli 1st* 19*
Western Md. in 77U
WheHing and I^k* Erie 4s ?l%
Wisconsin Central 4s 96%
N. Y.. N. H and H. cv. fs 114
Sure a ><H
BEDINGFIpLD C CO.
(Incorporated)
EDWARD LOH, President.
Formerly of Macon, G&.
The nnme* 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. J
Write fpr Catalog
29 W. Forsyth St. P.O. Box 1098
Jacksonville, Florida