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THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH i 6ATDRDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1903
ABOUT
GEORGIA STATE BONDS ji
CITY ATLANTA BONDf M f
ATLANTA A WEST POOIT R. R. DEBENTS
GEORGIA R. R. STOCK
AUGUSTA & SAVANNAH R. R. STOCK
SOUTHWESTERN OP GA. R. R. STOCK
WRITE TO
J.H. HILSMAN &CO.
STOCKS AND BONDS
ATLANTA, GA.
H. a A. NASH. J>r„id«nt. CHAS. NEVILLE, Vic* President.
H. G. A. Nash Audit Co*i
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
203-204 National Bank Building* Savannah, Ga.
Expert Accounting in All Its Branches.
A Mistaken-
idea
Perhaps you 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 innall, and extends
the same courtesy and service to small depositors as to
large ones. ’ ’
Let us prove it to. you.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
MACON, GA.
SOUTHERN
ELECTR IC
SUPPLY & MFG. CO.
Machinery, Electric and Combination Fixtures
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EVERYWHERE 5o
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P. O. Box No. 55. 610 Market St. Chattanooga, Tenn
Phone No. 820.
Our stock ig complete with the finest and best brands
of Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, etc.
RYE WHISKEY IN JUGS
Blue Grass Rye
Elk Rye
No. 1 Maaon Rye
No. 2 Maaon Rye ......
Bartiett Rye ...!
Our Private ?t°ck
T. >B. Rlpy Rye
Darling Rye ,
Ouckenhelnier Rye
Mount Vernon v Ry* ....
Montlcello Rye
Gold Bond Rye
1 Gal,
J2.Q0
2.25
2.50
2.50
2.75
...... 2.60
3.oo._
3.00
3.60
4.00
6.00
6.00
EXPRESS PREPAID.
SEND FOR PRICE, LI8T—LET US KNOW YOUR-W^NTS.
4.00
4.60
4.60
6.60
4.73'
5.60
6.60
5.60
5.60
6.75
7.75
• 75
11.75
BEDINGFIELD & CO.
(Incorporated) /
EDWARD LOH, President.
Formerly of Macon, Ga.
The 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
■ii mi a——————————
OFFERINGS TAKEN
WITH CONFIDENCE
THERE WERE FEW STOCKS FQF
I 'SALE* HOWK^bWJ EXCfePT*A? I
ADVANCES.
lor sale. Tn# n*
stocks In tit* hope
,,-X
NEW YORK. Nov. If—There was no
apparent obstacle to the advance in
prices today. Except as bids were rals-
|ed there seemed to bo no. stock offered
for sale. The tufre fact of the advene-1
UM 'Tr.”r^UT: TSS!I
i -- (conviction that they
oould Just as well get higher prices for
'them. 8ueh offerings aa were eueoun
tered were absorbed with ready confll
dance. Blocks which have lain dormant
were.revived r by putting In bids at .grad
ually advancing quotations without
bringing out any stocks, the result being
some remarkable advances In the sale
prices over preceding transactions. All
this served to feed the speculative on*
thuslasm which was prevalent In a high
degree. The market took on all the ap
pearances of a bull movement. The gen
eral proposition advanced by the enthu
siasts was that a quick restoration of
prosperity was in sight, with prospects
of larger returns to capital than ever
before.
United States Steel was made an
Jeetlve lesson for all followers ofLJH
prevalent speculative spirit That stock
forged upwards to successive new record
prlrra so that each ntage of ita advance
offered an additional profit to anymmmd
chase that had ever been made r
stock since the formation of theHH..
pany. Its top figure of life represented
a rise of 2 points over the closing price
last night, which, in turn, showed a gain
of Hi over the closing of the preceding
night. It was the dominant factor In the
market. Of the dav’s total sales of all
stocks reaching 1.693.100 shares these of
United States Steel reached the number
of 121.600 shares.
The large proportion of the day'll
transactions concentrated In that stock
In Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
was significant of a centralization of the
farces In the speculation. Yet the gen-I
oral demand for stocks continued hroud
and widespread and left practically no
quarter of the list securities unexplolted.
" traders caused a slight rcnc-
Bonds were strong and very active.
The day’s transactions were probably the
Total sales today L693.200 shares.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.'
Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Founary
American Car and Foudry pref...
26vj
American Ire Securities ....,,
American Linseed t.l V*
American Locomotive 67
American Locomotive pref 110
American Smelting and Refining.... 96%
Amer. Smelting and Refining pref...l07Vi
A merh an Sugar Refining 13611
American Tobam
American Woolen __
Anaconda Mining Co 53%
Atchison * 96%
Atchison pref 08%
Atlantic Coast Line 105Ml
Raltlmoro and Ohio 106%
Baltimore end Ohio pref 90
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 54%
Canadian Pacific 178%
Central Leather 28%
Central Leather pfd 100
Central of New Jersey ...210
Chesapeake and Ohio 46%
Chicago Great Western 9%
Chicago and North Western -171%
Chicago, Mil. nnd St. Paul 149%
C.. C.. C. and St. l,ouls 68%
Colorado Fuel nnd Iron... 40%
Colorado and Southern 46
Colorado and Southern 1st pref *9%
Colorado and Southern 2nd pref.... 63%
Consolidated Oas 149%
Com Products 19%
Delaware and Hudson 177%
Denver and Rio Grande *34%
Denver and Rio Grande pref 76%
Distillers’ Securities 35%
Erie 2nd pref.
neneml Electric ..
Great Northern nr*
Great Nmthern Ort
Illinois Central ...
fnterboroi'.gh Mel. .
Interborough Met. pref. 34%
International Paper
Kansas Cltv Southern .191,
Kansas City Southern pref 64*
Louisville and Nashville 116
Minneapolis and St. l/tule. 44
Minn.. St. P. and Kault St. M.......1.HV
Missouri Pacific 63
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 355
Missouri, Kansas and Texas pref.. 664
National Lead
New York Central
New York. Ontario and Western
7’’
. - {hern' Pacific V.V.V.’.'.V.V.V,'.153%
Pacific Mall 29%
Pennsylvania 139%
People's Gas 109
Pittsburg C. C. and St. Loula 86
Pressed Steel Car
172
44%
Reading
Republic Steel 88%
IP-public Steel pref 89
Rock Island Company 23%
Rock Island Company nref 50%
St. I., nnd San Fran. 2nd prof 32%
St. t-ouH Southwestern 21 %
St. Lnutg Southwestern pref 52%
Sloss-Sheffield flieel amt Iron 89%
Southern Pacific 117%
Southern Pacific pref 116%
Southern Railway 26%
Southern Railway pref ,.... 69%
Tennessee Copper 46%
Texas and Pacific 32%
Toledo. St. Louis and West .*. 35%
Toledo. St. T*. and West, pref 60%
** — Pacific 1»'%
..... Padflo pref *6
United States Rubber 26
United States Rubber 1st pref 194%
United States Steel 68%
United States Steel pref 11.7%
Utah Copper 69%
Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical 38%
Vlrglnla-Carollna Chemical pref....!14
Wabash 14%
Wabash pref 33%
Westinghouse Electric 91
Western Union- 64
Wheeling and f/iks Erie 19%
Wisconsin Central 39
Standard Oil 667
Amerlean T. snd T 131
NEW YORK BONDS.
U. R. refunding 2s. registered 193%
U. B. refunding 2s. coupon 194
IT. S. 3s. registered *100%
** “ “ coupon . ,,,..199"
COTTON LOSES GAIN
- OF PREVIOUS DAY
CLOSES STEADY AT NET DECLINE
OF 5 TO 10 POINTS—SPOT
COTtON QUIET,
LIVERPOOL spots closed.... 5.05
NSW YORK Spot* 0.26
NEW ORLEANS spots Closed.........8**
THE LOCAL~~COTTON MARKET.
The Macon cotton market yesterday
closed quiet at unchanged quotations aa
Rang* of Prices.
Middling!
Street Lot
Low Mid
dllng 8%
Idling g*
Nov. 7. II
Nov. 9, ||
Nov., 10. 1806.
iddllng .........
Spot Cotton Movement.
Recta. Ship.
.... «6* ’ in
Nov.. 16, 1908 746 592
Nov/11, 1961.......... 413 163
Nov. 13, 1808... 342 464
4*4
404
Stock on Hand.
Sept. 1. 1908
Nov. IS. 1908
Buttle more than lost Its Its
gains of the previous day. closing steady
at a net decline of 5al9 points. 8ales
Were cst linn ted at 325.000 balsa.
Tim market opened steady at a decline
of i point to an advance of 2 points, or
mhout un due on the cables. The active
nionths tsold*l to 3 points net. higher
shortly after the call on scattered Cover
ing ami a renewal of yesterday’s late
buying movement, but soon weakened
unde rmroc aggressive offerings from
loca Ibears and liquidation In the absence
of Important bull support. After showing
\ net loss of about 6a9 points, the market
[rallied 4 or 5 points from the lowest on
Italk of smaller southern snot offerings
and a reduction In local selling after thr
Hose of the English market, but the adl
[vance was followed by the renewed weak-
ineMs of the publication Into sight figures
marking a new high record, and the
murket closed at practically the lowest
of the day.
hSouthern spot mnrkots. reported early,
■ere generally unchanged and this seemed I
somewhat disappointing to buyers who
had operator on the rumors of firmer
holders early In the day and the declsloni
of Southern delegates at Memphis and
[New Orleans to hold for lOe.
Possibly apprehensions of a bearish
Icensus report on November 26, and un-l
certainty as to the action of the New
York revision committee on November 18,
in prompting
14 and 21 points
the decline of between
from (he high level of
Receipts of cotton. aLJhe norts today
10,090
bales last
week $»nd 66.
week (estimated
482.433 bales last
last year.
Today’s receipts at New Orleans were
14.017 bales against 6.618 hales last yen
hales against __ _. ....
1.108 bales last year. For the
460.090 bales against
xvoek and 357.243 bales
closed quiet, 10 points lower: middling up
lands 9.25; middling gulf 9.10; sales none.
*“ Mures opened steudy and closed
Open. Iflqh. Low. Close.
January 8:99 8.92 8.83 8.R4
February —— — 8.7s
March 8.99
May 8.87
June „-ns—.
July :..,...MI.„ 8.81
August Trr^ 8.64
November .fl.io-
December 8.-07 9.19
......8.87 8.37 8.77 8.77
Receipts and Exports.
Receipts and Exports. Today. Week.
Consolidated net rfcelnt*.. 81.219 478.733
Exports to Great Britain.. 7.781 101,915
Exports to France, t 20.404
Exports to continent 43.787 164,842
Exports to Japan... 3,600
8tock on hand all -ports... .010,789 -
8!nre September* 1.* <908—
Conmilldntwl recflpt. '..MU.HI
Exports to Great Britain 786.826
Exports to Franco 347,927
Exports to continent..... 1,177,312
Exports Jo Japnti 18,747
Exports to Mexico..,
Price, Receipts, Sales, Stock.
I PrlcelReef igntAR ffitrV
Galvestoi . .
Now Orleans . 8%.
;;
Chnrieston
1-161 26087
:!*5j
nnmon • . . . i,..«
Philadelphia ..19,50
1819
271661
Interior Movement.
. Louis 9%
Cincinnati . ...I....
I^uilsvllle . . . '9%
Little nnc-fc....!«’4
Rects.lSales.l Sti
445
2641
t.k.
674! 84269
32091146517
274 22511
14116
557 299
48423
LIVERPOOL,
LIVERPOOL.
— - Nov. is.—Snot eotton In
fair demand. Prices 6 points higher;
American middling fair 5.58; good mid
dling 5.17; mlddllnf 5.05; low middling
4.85; good ordinary 4.34; ordinary 8.94.
~he sales of the day were 7,699 bales, of
blob 409 hales wore for speculation and
export, and Included 6.999 halts Amerlean
Receipts were 12.099 bales. Including 11,«
609 bales American.
Futures opened steady and closed ea*y;
American middling G. O. C.:
November
Novpinber-Deremher
December-January ..
Jsnusry-Fo* ruary ..
Fcbruarv-March ....
March-Aprll
Sent ember-October
Oclober-November ..
4.79
4.69
4.67
Ijj*
1:8*
4.68%
4.6*
m
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 13.-Rpot cotton
wa* niifet and steady today at unchanged
quotations, middling 8%. Sales on tha
spot. w«*re 2.159 hales and 1,999 bales S'
j{’ opened «tesdy at an advance of
American Tohn?ro' tV.V.V.V.:: .*!!!!I! 76% J h< !° ,Lt!±'* nr VhT
Atchison 1 gentrai r °4s <B }oO% ! nf,, * r rn fal n « ,n nhout ns 'exoected. d«vs|-
£ ::::::: m TnY^ivcr: ‘izaMssa «
^irnison cv. as the »xn*ctstlon of hesrieb
*ie selling!
166
Atlantic Coast Une 4s 95%
Baltimore and Ohio 4s 69%
Baltimore and Ohio 3%s 94%
Central of Georgia 1st Inc 75%
Central of Georgia 2nd Inc 45
Central of Georgia Id Inc.,,..,
... I
...103%
... 77%
Chesapeake and Ohio 4M
Chicago and Alton 3%s ...
Chicago. B. and Q new 4s
Chicago. R. t. snd P. R. R. 4s..... 73%
Chicago. R. I. and P. R. R. col. is.. 7'.*
Chicago, R. I. and P. Ry. rfdg 4t..,. 8*
C., cT fc. and Ht. Louts lf*n. 4«.... 98%
Colorado Industrial 6a 76
Colorado Midland 4s 73
Colorado snd Southern 4s 95%
Delaware end Hudaon cv. 4a 88
Denver end Rio Grande 4s 96 d..,
Erie* prior lien 4s 1 89% I the marker
Erie Kenersl 4s 7«
. 70’
. I nfter coming In about ns expected, devel*
wesk tone, nnd this rasrket de-
.n avmnar*
because of the
week-end figures, tfnder .
price* fe|» off until they stood 5 to 6
points below the level of yesterday's
closing. No support wsa offered and
fhe market closed at prantlcally the low-
e*t of the day. At the done the market
wan steady and prices showed a net de
cline of 2 to 8 points. Futures closed
as follows:
November, bid 8 *1
December, bid |.7|
January, hid 9.74
February, bid 8.77
Msreh. bid 8.79
April, bid 8.82
May, bid 8.86
M„hh*rd Rr©a. A Co.'s Cotton Letter.
NEW YORK. Nov. 18.—Cablegram*
Hocking Veliev 4%s 79«4
Interborough Met. 4%s ,71%
Japan 4e 2uZ
Japan 4‘
Japan 4..
l/)ulsvllle
4e 11%
Ml m-mZ:::::::— ^
lie and Nseb. unified 4s....,.199%
nd unle«s Amerlean srhltrage
buying continued, their market would be
.... *Bt. L and Iron Mown, consol Is....116%
sail, unified 4s 166%] HI. 1,. and San Fran fg 4a 77%
I fiold 4s 98 I St. Louis Southwestern 4t 7*%
4a *2 I K-aboard Air f.lne 4«
Manhattan coneol go!
BSIS8! ni”l 4 1*t'licV.V4w«i»*Hi •'< flaKHrR Piciflc 4» 94
Minn, snd St ’Lonlf' 4S... . *'»% jWouthem Pedflc 1st 4s....i 96%
Missouri. Kansas snd Texas 4a......161 i Southern Rsllwr" r ~
Mlseourl. Kansas and Texas tnda... ~ * “
Texas snd Pacific lsts
I R . R . of Mexico con. 4s.... W% Toledo. St. L.
irk Central geilIHi., ««,i Union Pacific
New Central gsnrnl »g..7!%.125*i . Union Pacific
n Pariflo 4s '. Wlf* I IL'N ^teel 2
ronitti'is”!!!! Mj
55'
fin 8s .
Western i
end Western 4s.
. ’is! mr.v.v.*.!
2nd 5s
11«M
Wabash lets ^
W#*tc-n Md. 4s 79
Wheeling snd lake Erie 4s ||
. _ Wiwonnln Central 4« 37S
i» l ...» L*. V.. V. H. and H. cv. 4s. rtfs,..134
gece-*.' '• /..m l^sko S|.m% %X i. 94%
of Cuba u ..;02% lower* Ttoo «a»y ton# abtoad at tbe eleie
Are Your Fences Down?
We are offering for a few days some good
FENCING, cut to 3 feet, 4 feet and 5 feet
lengths, at $1.00 PER HUNDRED FEET
for 3 and 4 foot lengths and $1.25 per
hundred for 5-foot lengths; 5x5 heart pine
posts at 20 cents each. Post long leaf
South Georgia pine.
Massee=Felton Lumber Co
Telephone 1840
Macon, Ga.
bears out this view. Herewith the heav
iest movement on record, the demand
from Wall street nnd the west was not
so much In evidence, though there were
few evidences of their parting with any
of their recant purchases, l^cal traders
were influence by the absence of buying
orders to part wltii oome of their cotton
because the movement was so heavy. A
general freeze Is expected west of the
Mississippi tonight, a late date, nnd
thereofre without Influence on prices.
At the close the market was steady.
Liverpool Is expectwl to be unchanged to
a shade better tomorrow.
Sea Island Cotton.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Nov. lS.-Sea laland
ootton, for week: Fancy Floridan 20%
to it; fancy Qeorglns 20a%; extra choice
Florida* 18%a!9; extra choice Georgias
1*%: choice 14a%: extra fine 14%al5; fine
13: common lints. Sales 1,734.
CHARLESTON. Nov. |3.-g«a Island
cotton, for week: 1 Receipts 1,994 hags;
exports 937: sales 1.709; stock 5.711. Mar
ket firm; fine 22%; fully fine 25; extra
fine 27.
la the comparative cotton statement for
the week ending Friday. Nov, 1.7;
lJ(W. 1907.
Receipts at U. S. porta.. 47.1,732 349.153
Receipts since Sept. 1....1,563.955 2.424.298
Export* for week 299.130 327.585
Exports slno* Sept. 1.. .2,325.843 1.824.773
Stock at II. S. ports.... 910.789 770.434
Stock at Inter, towns.. 705,210 425.974
Stork nt Liverpool 673.000
Block afloat for G. B...
352.009
the movement of cotton for
Weekly Movement,
To mills and Canada 62.182 29.223
South, mill tak. (eatl.)..,. 61.009 53,099
Gain of stock Inte. towns.. 51.895 9.458
Into sight for week 451.017'448.924
Mills and Camidn
Southern mill takings
(estimated)
Brought Into sight thus
fnr for season
282.639 114..197
385,099 389,909
... 4.770.201 3.449.895
164 bales added to the receipts fnt the
Cotton Receipts.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.—The fnllowlnfi
•e the total net receipts of cotton at all
v»* pi nee September 1:
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Havanash
Charleston
Wilmington •.
«s
.wr.:::::::
teSSrt-MW
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Brunswick
Port Tnwnscud
Pensacola
Port Arthur and Bahlno Pass..
Jacksonville
El raso. Tex
Minor ports
1.395.586
KiLni
:
733,225
105.996
810,014
199,117
22.54!
Mil
4.M
34.464
11.246
11.801
Is the movement of spot cotton at the
leading Interior ***" ''" *'
Mum, ’ ; .-[it*
Brenham . . .....
1 •' i i : .
Columbia . .1....,
Colum., Ga..l8%
Colum., MIhs.
Dallas . . .
Greenville ,
Greenwood .
Helena . . .
Little Rock.
Macon . ,
Meridian .
Montgomery
Nashville .
Hatches .
Newberry .
Raleigh
Rome , .
Selma . .
Shreveport
Vicksburg
Yaxoo nit:
ty..
15
n.VKt; i/ift
■
The Tonic Properties of Old Whiskey
are rccORiiliod by all phyaician. of standing—wlilikey to be
medicinally pure must be the roal article—such a whiskey Is
SunnyBrook
the PURE. FOOD
Whiskey
It In distilled in the good old honest Kentucky way and its rara
mellowness and richness ol flavor cornea only from years of
perfect ageing. Every bottle Is sealed with the Government
‘‘Green Stamp" upon which Is clearly printed the exact Age,
Proof and Quantity of whiskey within each bottle.
DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOU EXPRESS PREPAID
BY ANY OF THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTERS:
C. BLUM A CO., JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
C. C. BUTLER CO.. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
DBDINQFIELD A CO., JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
D. F. A C. P. LONQ, JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
L. O. DANIEL, MQR., CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
PAUL HEYMAN, CHATTANOOGA, TB NN.
GALLAGHER A O’OARA, CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
H. LEVY8TEIN A CO.. MONTGOMERY, ALA.'
L. LOGO WHISKEY CO., MQNTOOMHR Y, ALA.
Bottles $i
( l-fltli (lallon j
It,a or Itourban
4 Bottles $*■
Full Quarts
Uj. or Bourbon fig
WHEAT CLOSES FIRM
THE ON BEARISH NEWS
•/• TO 146, HIQHER—CORN STRONOj
OATS STEADY AND PROVISIONS
EASY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.—Despite n«w* of A
gAtisrally bsarlRh character tha lonal
Wheat markni rinsed firm tiMlay with
price a to %o, higher than the previous
Corn wm strong, oats steady and pro
vlalons rosy.
Wheat-
Open. High. Low. Cloe.
:: ;m m !:?,?»
< July . . . 1.01% 1.93 1.91% 1.91%
: Hu Hft 31 8|
July . , , #1% 42% 61% 62%
rieta—
Deo. ... 49% 49% 48% 49
May ... 61 51% 60% 61
July . . . 46% 46*1 46% 46<
’276 ! Snort niba-
Ml* ML
17619 I
■ 8254' L.. ,
48411 4473|.... 13728
625K’ 4511 ....
1314! 101.1! 884! 3256
May '
I 5l7f
1991c... .1 9759
.1955'.... 5589
24441 1691 19*19
,! 15859
Liverpool Cotton Stetletlce.
UVBRPOOL. Nov. 13.—Following ere
if weekly ndton FlaMaU-;*: flab
ToUl rales’, sll kinds 59.999
S ntat eales of Amerb’sn 41,091
_ngllsh spinners’ lekluge 84,090
export
134 099
129,999
Import*
Import*
Stork of ell kinds..
Stock of American
■Quantity afloat, ell klnde .1*0,009
tuentlty afloat of American......868.AOO
’otel enles on speculation 1,899
’ntal sales to exporters.., I.OOJ
Weekly Bank Clearings.
NE WYORK. Nov. II.—The bank deer-
Inga for the week In tfce. Unbed States
were $3,679,517,609 as against 12,636,977.-
666 lest week and JI.176,487,906 last War.
The following ere the rlearinga of tha
anutheeaern cities
Richmond .
Atlanta ...
Savannah .
Norfolk ...
Augusta ..
Jacksonville
, DRV QOODB,
NKW YOnK, Nov. 13.-A vary large
busines* in being dona In cotton goods
In Ilia primary market. Cotton yarns are
also being bought freely nnd prices nr«
iilgher. The Jobbing trade Is now doing
a normal trade for this period of the year.
The local wool market has been fairly
ar-jlve on rarpet wools and very active
COTTON 8EEO OIL. ’
NEW YORK. Nov. 13 -Cotton Reed oil
waa steady with a light commission house
trade. Prime crude In barrel* f.o.b. mills
36a% prims glimmer yellow 38%a%; off
summer yellow 37a28%; goad off summer
yellow 37%n3g%: prime summer white
39%a42; prime winter yellow 41a45.
Charleston
Macon ....
Columbia ..
(■■■■Nil f Dac.
.87.418.669 ...16.g
. <.118,099..,.|9.8 — iRosInal
. 6 988.999...
. 8 696,606
. 8.244.0<*....11.K
. |.7l9jwt> ...11.9
,. 2.685 969....21.6
, 6.6
.17
New York Monty Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 18.—Money on call
easy; l%a2 per cant; ruling rale l% par
cent; closing Md 1% per r^nt; offered at
2 ?Ima"loans easier; «• days 8%a3% Par
cant: 99 days 3% per cent; 6 months
3%a4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4ai% per cent.
_ Starling exchange steady wlth_ actual
buslnen fn bankers' bills at 4.83 70a4.93.89
for 69-day bills and 4.85.85 for demand.
Commercial Mila 4.83%a4.l3%.
Bar silver 49%.
Mexican dollars 45,
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Nov. II.—Turpentine
firm at 88%: sales 1.137: recOlpts^UII;
shipments 1,161. Rosin firm; sales 2.948;
receipts 2,538; shipments 2.873; stock t4C.-
451. Quota: A. K. O, D and Vi, S.fl;
F and G, 2.99; If, 8.41; t. 4.iff; K. 4.SO:
M. 6.81; N. 5.99; W, O., 6.35; W. W.,
6 40.
CHART.KSTON. Nov. 18—Turpentine
firm et 37% Rosin fl^m; sales 666 bar
rels. Quote: A. II. C. D and B, 2.7*a*9;
F and O. 2.86a85; If. 3.38; 1.1.36; K.
4.80; M. 126; N, 1.86; W. G.. 6.25; W.
W.. 6.39.
WU.MINOTON, Nov. 11. Splrila tnr-
iteptlne steady at 37. receipts 49 casks.
at 2.40; recelots 838. Tar
receipts 81. Crude turpen
tine firm at 1.76, 2.81 and 2.49; tocelrda
40 barrels
City Bond*.
Macon 6 pc. 1919...7!7. loe
fflSS
Macon 4%. 1910 to 1984......,, 86
On a 110 per oant basis.
Savannah K pe„ lftOI 88
Savannan 8 po.. lltf... 168
Augesta 8%. 4. 4%. k A pc.. M
State of Georgia Bonds
to. 4%. .
III 194
Ga.4. .1986........ »c..t...;16« 1M
Ca. 8%, 1928 to lilt 89 108
Grain and Provisions.
These prices are at wholesale and not
to consumers.
Corrected by B. U. Jaques A Tlnsiqy Co.
CORN—Racked, white .......8 98
or. bulk, made on appUca-
No. 3 white.- ,r,. M ... 60
BpcclaJ quotations made on
•mr-chSk. 't-hy ............r boj
Timothy find clover nrfxed.. 96
Alfalfa hay 1.20
Bedding straw 45
nnAN—Pure whAi 1.10
FLOUR^Private S^nrk. fancy *poL.\* 6.09
Royal Oal, best patent 6.IS
Ton Notch, first patent I.to
Water ground Juliette 86
MEATS-
L—Wat
Tfc-Dn
l riba..,• 19
1 riba... Nona
A bellies....
SmokSi* 1 meats,'" ^4o! 'over
LARD—Pura
HAMS—Fancy augar cured.. If
Ktnndard augar cured 13
- h^JKS nit
other alsea aa named
above.
SYRUP- Georgia cane fnaw)
New Orleans
Black strap
SALT—190 lbs. white cotton sack...
Imported rock salt, lb
CHEESE -Full
GRITS— Hndnuts. In bbls
Iludniits, In aacka
SIIOAR—flranulatad. In bbls
New Orlaana clarified
New York yellow
COFFER- Choice Rio
Prime Rio, u
Medium Rio H
Common 9 to 19
Arhuckta'B roasted 18.94
mc»—Choice head 7%
Medium 1% to 6
Railroad Bonds
Cfitr.l Irt mort. I por
cant, 1885. ..............Ill its
Central of Oa. bilateral trust
onKu °of "OfcTioiiWiiiuA
f.'«’tr.l' Hi.’ lit' YnV.; jj'• • M M
r.ntr.1 o». In, mo.. }l« « <i
O.ntrnl O.. M Inc., II II
Central U».. Macon * Vcrtn-
HI Ml
JrtSt
Central 0^7 MICI. O,. _
■nuthnrn°fe i• ->M
Seaboard R. R. ifL 1}
Southweetam R. R. stock...... 16*
ot bou. * m pr«f
0». So, * Tin i«t ,I>r,l »
Bonth.m B. It., prU. II
BtltOY^r^ ». B.. com M
Cotton Seed