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THE MACON DAILY TELEGBAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1906
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Chaimers-Detroit
1909
c
Models have been sold and delivered
■Wltieh means that there aro just that many of the best
pleased Antomobilista in America, driving Chalmers-
Detroite. ,
Wot • aingle weak feature in these Cars. They hnvo
ttteuaands of admirers throughout the United States,
■who liave seen them win in contests where nothing but
pdrfoct parformanco counts.
In Automobiles
Chalmers - Detroit
Means Best
Dire ua your orders early if you want one.
Their popularity throughout the whole country
migjit mean that yonr ordor could not bo promptly filled.
We will do our best for you. ,
Shinholser & Co.
DISTRIBUTORS FOR CENTRAL AND
NORTH GEORGIA.
Under
United
States
Super-
■ vision.
Commercial National Bank
. P. WHEELER, A..L to Pro It,
E. N. LEWIS, Caohlor.
cicIL MORGAN* Vloo Proof,
With Ample C.tpMnl, Experienced Officer* anrt a Mott Representative
Board WB INVITE TOUR ACCOUNT.
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 & CO.
STOCKS AND BONDS
ATLANTA GA.
COTTON IS STEADY
6 TO 12 POINTS UP
DU8INE9S FOR THE SHORT SESSION
WAS ONLY MODERATELY
ACTIVE.
LIVERPOOL #pota" _ cloeed 5 01
NEW YORK tpott doted 9.15
NEW ORLEANS spot* doted V/%
THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
The Macon cotton market yesterday
doted steady at tha following quota
tion*:
Good Middling
Range of Prleas.
Strict Middling !
Middling ;
Strict Low Middling
Low Middling
Spot Cotton Movement.
Hectn. Ship. I
Nov. 14, 1901 161 i 472
* „ Stock
Sapt 1. 1101
Nov. 14, 1901
market opened steady at a declln# of l
point on Ditcember. hut generally 4 to
10 point* higher, and aoid fall point a net
higher on buying by trade Interest* and
covering, wlifrii wu* promoted by the Mg
Mplnners' taking*, steady cable* and talk
of un Increasing rpot demand.
Iluslne** wui not more than moderate
ly active, and there wee scattering liqui
dation, but price* held up *tJuacMnti|y
tha best point during the middle of the
morning. Tho market cIo*cd steady
price* net *a!2 poltfi* higher.
Receipt* of cotton at tha porta today
-ere 62,049 hnlcs against 00.704 bale* last
week and 47.721 bale* U*t year. For the
week (estimated) 460,000 hales against
474,000 halts last weak and 254.117 bale*
last year.
To<lay's refelpts at New Orleans ware
11.711 bale* against 7.900 balsa last year,
and at Houston 20,469 boles against 10,404
bales last ysar.
Spot Cotton end Futures.
NBW YORK. Nov. 14.—Hpot cotton
closed quiet. 10 points higher: middling
uplands 9.11; middling gulf 9.60; sales
none. *
Futures opened steady and closed
steady.** follows:
Onrn. High. I*iw, Close.
January 8.36 9.01 1.94 9.9r,
February ........— —-
*h ' 1.54 9.96 5.94
5.84 5.91 5.51
i November 5.9«
.9.04 9.15 9.02 9.12
Receipt* and Exports.
For Sale at $2,500
r ~ ’A two-story, seven-room house, thoroughly modern,
wrwly papered; within half block of College St. Splen
did home or investment.
Willingham Loan & Trust Co,
461 Third St.
Phono 360
For Sale
tuts
Hama befog built in But Mams; will
build to eutt.
IMS#
Desirable Ytarrllle cottage; lot wide.
ILtU
College street home; 19 raome; built
for a hone; worth tha mooey.
Vinevtiia lot; wfl/imSl boas tor pur-
SI,350.00
For a Quick Sale
Nice rMtag* on corner lot In good
neighborhood mud crowing part of
tows.
J.io. F. and W. H. Cone,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Piionc 200. 607 Cherry St.
Receipts and Export*.
Htock on hand all porta..
...946,414
Hines September 1. 1908— ✓
Consolidated re^lpt* 1,401.59*
Export* to Great Britain 790.7>ifl
Export* to France 547,927
Export* to continent • 1,112.942
Export* t«e Jnpan 12,747
Export* to Mexico
Price, Rscelpts, Sales. Stock.
New Orleans . 5%
1%
5 11.14
Roi ....
20211
12782
1177
10209
1002
2711
2935
•Interior Movement.
Houston ... 9
Augusta . • .1914
Memphis .
Ht. l«OlllR .
rinclnnutl
fonutevtlln . . . . _
Little !tock....|ltf
Rerte.lHalaa.l Htrk.
VI
)M0 144*79
23248
400' 14522
I 49982
i done In spot cotton: prices 4 point*
lower; American middling fnlr 6.49: good
middling 6.18; middling 6.0|: low mid
dling 4.51; good ordinary 4.20; Ordinary
1.90. The **le* of the day were 7.0no
bale*, of which 800 bales were for specu
lation and export, and Included S.t06 bates
American. Receipt* were 14.000 balsa. In'
eluding 11.400 bales American.
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed steady; American middling (l.
O. C.t
navcmiKT .
November-December
December-January
January-February
4.7.)
4.48
4-f9ty
Juue-July
July-Aumet
August-September
Septemtier-Octo^er
October-November
4.49U
4.4»»i
i*8»
NEW ORLEANS.
the spot were 1.900 bates. cud
advance of 8 to 4 polnta. Very bullied
figure* renting to mlR tnktnv* caurrd
eoma confusion amooq tha «kdrt* and
they covered, aandlng price* up on them-
aelvee. Jlv the middle nf the morning the
active | options atoi* at a pet lulvance
of M!0 point*. Ixmg* took advantage of
the hard spot* to realise and this shaved
point* tr — — - - **-
■ from the advance, the mar<
Tha week closed with tha actlva posi
tions about 10 polnta hlghar than l*vt
week’* closing Throughout the week I
much bullish sentiment wae displayed, tha
market refusing to sag early in the weak
on tha most bearish sinners' report aver
turned by tha census gureau on cqtt.ni
ginned to November 1. and late In the
week standing Talrly steady In tits face
of one of the largest movements Into-
al«*ht on record.
i Much manipulative support was In evl-
dance, but the mainstay of the bull side
was the continued Improvement In trade
conditions the country over, especially in
the textile trades. This Improvement in
the buatneea being dona by cotton good*
manufacture re was reflected In very
heavy mill taking*, which were made
known when the future ring \
Ing pessimistic over the movement Into-
sight. The net reeult of the week waa
to send January up 9 polnta to *,K»,
while May waa sent up It points to 8.9t.
Spot* toat 1-14 for the week on Male* of
11.155 on the Spot, compared with 6 515
a week ngo: to arrive 4.950 against 4.175.
Futures closed as follows:
November, bid 8.15
December, bid 8.11
January, bid 8.M
February, bid 8.83
March, bid 5.*5
April. Hd 5.st
han^frw^oIbKlnga of Jjjr djetant
half tha advance, excepting the near de
liveries Th# local trader* remain bull
ish. while th* auteld* interests are also
looking for an advance. For tha past
three weeks the market* have fluctuated
in narrow rang* at about the*# prtoe
wit a the effect cf eliminating tha abort
Interest and lroren«lnp the tong account,
especially among Wall street house*,
whose customers have bought the hedges
that have been sold against purche*
SAVE MONEY AND
GET FREE GOLD.
R.-E.-P CO. °
PROFIT GARNERING
ORDER OE TOE DRY
SPECULATIVE PACE SLOWED DOWN
TO EVEN UP TRANSACTIONS AT
CLOSE WEEK.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14.—Th# glow!
down of the speculative pace In the stn...
maiket from that or yesterday was due
In part, no doubt, to tha customary prac
tices of evening up all financial transac
tions with the close, of a week. There
waa a garnering of profits accrued by
those prompted by this sentiment. Thero
wax a marked decline, also, from yester
day's furious activity. One or two Items
In the day's news increased the tendency
to pause, one was the statement attri
buted to President Corey, of the United
Htfitex Steel Corporation, placing “
present working of It* mills at 60
cent of capacity and putting forward the
probable date for restoration of normal
and h#-Othful conditions on business to
the middle of next summer. Th* reac
tion of United States Steel wax of strong
sympathetic effect on th* whole market.
It whs scarcely counteracted by the vig
orous upward movement In some other
stocks on the list.
The New York tractions sfere xmo _
these, not only the stocks, but tha bonds,
Of that group rising buoyantly.
The strength of this group and of a...
othere led a good rally In the second
but prices weakened again sharp-
Total sale* of stocks today were 478,200
ahares.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper
American Cur and Foundry
American Car uud Foundry pref....1
American Linseed
American Woolen
Amiconda Mining Co.
Atchison
Atchison pref
Atlantic Count Line .
Baltimore and Ohio ..
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central leather pref.
Central of New Jersey.
Chesapeake and Ohio ..
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and North Western 171V
Chicago, Mil. and 8t. Paul 14<*
C. O.. C. nnd St. Louis CSk
Cotorado Fuel and Iron 40
Colorado and Southern 46
Colorado and Southern 1st pref f.*»V
Colorado nod Southern 2nd pref.... 63’ 1
Consolidated dim 141*
Corn Product* 19
IVInware nnd Hudson 177
Denver and Rio <
rul Itln Grande pref...
DlRtlllnrs* Securities
General Electric
Great Northern pref.
InlerlKirough 'Met
Int'-rtKirough Met. pref. .,
International Paper
International Paper prof. .
International Pump
Kansas City Southern pref ’ 844
Minn..*81. P'lnnd fUiilt St. M.!
Missouri Pacific
ntlonnl L»**d —
New York Central 114*
New York. Ontario and Western....
Norfolk and Western ...............
North American
Northern Pacific
Pact fie Mall
Pennsylvania
People'* Glial.,
Pittsburg. C. C. and 8t. Louis
Pressed Btrel Car
Pullman Palace Cnr
Railway Steel Spring
Reading '
Republic Steel
Republic steel pref
Rock Island Company
Rock Inland Co. pref ,
St. I*, and Ran Fran. 2nd pref
Ht. T«nul* Southwestern
Ht. Lout* Southwestern pref
Stoss-Sheffield Steel and Iron
Houihern Pacific '
Southern Pacific pref. '
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pref ,.
Tennessee Copper
Texn* and Pacific
Toledo. St. I.nul* and West
Toledo Ht. t«nula and West pref..
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pref.
United State* Rubber
United State* Rubber lat pref
United State* Sleet
United State* Steel pref
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Vlrglnls-Carollna Chemical pref....
Wnbnsli
Wabash pref
Went Ingham** Electric
Western Union
Wheeling nnd take Erie
Wisconsin Central
Htundnra Oil '
American Tel and T. Co '
NEW*YORK BONDS.
IT. S. refunding fa. registered 1
IT. S. refunding 2*. coupon...
U. S. 1*. registers ‘
U. R 2* coupon.
, registered '
American Tobacco 4a
American Tobacco 4s
Atchison general 4s
Atchison adjustment 4a
Atchison cv. 4* ,....
Atchison cv. ks
Atlantic Coast Line 4*
Halt (more and Ohio 4s
Baltimore and Ohio 34*
Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4a
Central of Georgia 5a
Central of Georgia 1*t Inc
Central of Georgia 2nd Inc
Central of Georgia 3d Inc
Chesapeake ami Ohio 44a !
Chicago and Alton 84*
Chicago, B. and Quincy i
Chicago, R. L
4*
,nd P. II. R. 4a...... 714
jeogo, B.
vmicago, R i. unu *». «v .......
Chlcugo, 11 I. and l» It. II. col. 5a.,
t*hlcago. R I. and P. Ry. rfdg. 4s.,
C, C.. C. and Ht. l«outs gen. 4a....
Colorado Industrial 6s
Colorado Midland 4s
Colorado and Southern 4a
Orlawnr* and Hudson cv. 4a
I vnver and Rio Grande 4a
Erie prior lien 4a
Brie general 4s
Hocking Valiev 44* !
Interborough Met. 44»
Japan ufa. 2nd’aerie's!
leiutevllle and Nash unified 4s 1
Manhattan consol gold 4s
S extcan Central 4*
exlcan vVntral 1st Inc
Inn. and 8t. lauil* 4*
Missouri. Kanina and Texas 4s 1
MtMourt. Kofis** and Texas 2nd*..
National R. R. of Mexico con. 4s....
New York Central gen. 34*.,
New Jersey Central general 8s 1
Northern IVvlfic 4a 1
Northern Pacific 5*
Norfolk and Western consol 4j
Oregon Short Hue rfdg 4*
cv. 34*. 1915
... consol 4a 1
idlng general 4s 1
aibiTo of Cub* Re 1
‘ , and Inm Moun. consol Is....)
and Ban Fran. fg. 4a
„ —aula Southwestern 4s
inboard Air Line 4a
„Mthem lkdAe 4a
Southern Pacific 1st 4s
them Railway 6s ..,.1
~i am* Pacific 1st* ,.i
, 8t L and Western 4s
Pacific cv.*Va'.V....V.*.V.!!!!!.
fi. St*d 2nd 8n 1
Wabash 1st* ]
Western Md. 4a
Wheeling and I^kr Krlv Is
Wteconam iVntral 4s
N. Y., N. H. and II. cv. Ce, ctf*...l
Ijike Shore 4a
a new subject for accurate tnvestign-
i lion. It* results, promise, limitations,
etc. will be fiuly dtecu»*M at the ape*
rial ftwirrj* to be held neat year at
Abbasia. Eautbara Austria.
l’p]
RAIN IN ARGENTINA
DEPRESSES WHEAT
BUT CLOSE IS STEADY WITH PRICE8
UNCHANGED TOa'/aO.
HIGHER.
CHICAGO. Nov. 14.—Raln ln Arreatlna
had a dapraaalng effect in tb# local wheat
market today, but the close waa steady
with prides unchanged to 4c. higher,
Open. High. Low. Cloa.
1.014
. 1.08
. 1.07
Hi
624
494
SJS
Jwi. . . . t.nn S.u 9-07(4 4.15
5*57(4 *.«V4 5.57(4
May . . . 5.50 5.55 5.50 5.52(4
NEW YORK. Nov 14.—'Tha dry goodi
bar# ore doing a very eood trade for tho
ivlnp better adcane;
lnvo been made recently.
COTTON SEED OIL.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14 -Cotton aee.1 oil
wps steady to dull with prices steady.
Prime crude In barrel* f.o.b. mill* 30&4;
prlmo summer yellow 384*4; prime sum
mer whltel0*41H; prime winter yellow 45
NAVAL STORES. .
WILMINGTON. Nov. 14.—Spirit# tur
pentine steady at 374: receipts 37 casks.
Rosin steady St 2.CO; receipt* 40 bnrels.
Tar firm at 2.00; receipt# 20 barrel* Crude
turpentine firm at 1.75, 2.60 and 2.CO;
receipt* 62 barrel*.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 14.-Turpentlne
. rm at 37*;. Rosin firm. Quote; A, B.
C, D nnd E, 2.75; F. 2.80; G. 8.80 : H.
3.85; I. 3.90: K. 4.80; M. 5.25; N. 5.80;
W. a.. 6 25; W. W., 6.30..
SAVANNAH, On.. Nov. 14.—Turpentine
_.r mot 3':Vi: sales 250: receipts 1.142:
shipments 890. Rosin firm; sale* 2.867;
receipts 2.625: shipments 612. Quote: A,
11. «\ D. and E, 2.80*90; F. 2.85; G.
2.874924: H. I.4f5ail4: I, 4.on; K. 4.90;
M. 5.35; N, 6.90; T7T G.. 6.35; W. W.,
66.40.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— 1 The statement
of tiie clearing-house hank* for the week
r that tho banks hold <30,211,950
than the requirement* of the 25 per
reserve rule. This Is a decrease of
The statement follows
-joana $1.32*
Deposits .......e.. I,4ft3.522.«oo 6.601.749
302,038.100 971.200
381,092,600 1.663.409
required.. 350,880.650 l.fi’>0.42S
The percentage* of actual reserve of
*•* the cioa -
tnetubera of the clearing-house, shows
that these Institution* have aggregate
deposits of 11 078.426.800; total ca-h on
hand. 8102.787,600, and loans amounting to
<979,911,600.
N«*w York Money Market,
NEW YORK. Nov. 14.—Money on call
Time loan* very active but steady: *0
day* 3aS4 per cent; 90 days 34 per cent;
six month* 34 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4a44 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In banker** bills at 4.88.7^4.85
for 60-day bills and and 4.85.85*4.90 for
^Commercial HU# 4.884a4.t3H.
Bar silver 494.
Mexican dollars 45.
$6.95 to Savannah and return
Nov. 21 to 25, inclusive, via
Central of Georgia Railway, for
Automobile Races. Reserve
sleeping car berth in advance,
at ticket office, 603 Cherry st.
Hester’s Weekly Statement
NEW ORLEANS, T*., Nov. 14.—
fiecretary Heater** weekly statement.
Ifcwued today, ffliowa for the 13 dnya
of November nn Increase over last
year of 847.000 bale* and an Increase
over the #am« period year before last
of 94.000 bales.
For the 74 day* of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate I* ahead
of the eame day# of last year 1.894.-
000: ahead of the game day# year be
fore Inst -496.000.
The amount brought Into tight
during the past week has been <50,448
bales against 4658.472 for t>e *ame
<1aya last year and 667.910 year be
fore last.
The movement alnce September l
shows receipt# at all United States
porta to be 8.658.965 against 2.516.665
last year; overland across the Missis
sippi, Ohio and Botomac rlvera to th#
northern mill* and Canada 288,034
against 124,142 ln*t year; Interior
atock* In excaaa of those held at the
close of the commercial year 566.864
against 310,475 last year: aoutbem
mills takings 521,000 against 676,711
last year.
The total movement since Septem
ber lat Is 4.910,858 against 8,687,114
hist year.
Foreign export* for the week bar#
been #07.355 against 288.148 last year,
making the total t^ue far for the sea
son 2.270.418 acalnat 1.719.652 last year.
Tha total taking* of American mills,
north, south and cannd* tbit* f*r for
the season have been 1.260.600 against
982.6)8 la*t year.
ptocke at the seaboard and the ?•
leading southern Interior center* have
Increased during tha waek 149.402
bale* ag*'n*t an Increase during the
corresponding period last season of
including stocks left over at port*
and Interior town# from the last crop,
and the number v»f hale* broug't Into
sign) thut tnr from the new crop, the
•tmnYv to date I* 5,21)200 against
8.193.200 for the same period last year.
WVisible Supo’v.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nor. 14.—
Secretary *Wtcr** statement of the
world’s visible tunply of cotton tn-
dav show* the total visible |* ).842.159
hales, against 8 417.950 l**t week, and
2.328.M1 last year. Of thin the total
of American cotton I* 2 789159. against
2.092.900 last weak and 2.727.456 last
year, and of *1! other kind*. Includ
ing Rgyot. Brasil. India, etc, 258.559
bales, against 525,999 last weak and
T55.879 last year.
Of the world’s visible aupphr of
cotton there Is now afloat and held
In Great Britain and continental Eu-
1981.5*0 Mies, am Inst 1.955.55#
Urt vest: In Egypt 116.905 against i
165.999 lost year; In India 1119991
#**tn«t S9T.900 last year and In thei
Untied States 1.5fL999 ggstfiU LIT*.- I
999 lait year* ^
Intelligent and Well Balanced People Act
Upon Their Own Judgment
Dr. LANIER
.' ENJOYS THE CONFIDENCE AND PATRONAGE OF THOUSANDS OF
, THE MOST INTELLIGENT AND CONSERVATIVE
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\
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9
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Dental Offices
CORNER SECOND AND CHERRY STREETS.
For Sale
I’ve a nice seven-room Cot
tage in Vineville, in n good lo
cation for sale cheap, and 01
liberal terms.
Are you interested!
Frank B. West
Rea] Estate and Insurance.
417 Cherry St.
For Rent
Ko. 820 Second St....
No. 414 Fourth St...
No. 458 Second St....
No. <66 Poplar St...
No. 408 Mulberry St..
NoT 415 Poplar St...
...$60.00
•*.$60.00
...$66.55
...$50,00
...$80.00
...$50.00
$15,000
To Loan
Geo. B. Turpin Sons
Real Estate, Insurance. Loans.
No. 353 Third SL Phona 77.
Rent List
225 Bellevue Avc- 6-r $13.50
113 Clayton Avo, 6-r $28.60
619 College. 9-r 887.56
742 Collage. »-r $15.05
Cor. Carling and Rembert. H.H. <25.09
810 Duncan Avo» HH, 5-r....119.00
126 Holt 8L. 9-r $21.55
Johnson Ave, H.H. 5-r $17.55
Lynn Are. Vineville. 6-r $25.90
622 Monroe. 8-r.. $25.59,
1668 Oglethorpe. 5-r 814.09
1171 Oglethorpe. 7-r 625.95.
147 Rose Park. 9-r. two baths..849.59
•55 Wlnahtp. 5-r 117.59
260 Wlnahipf 6-r $18.95
STORES.
<55 Poplar 81 $46.55
Store and dwelling. Cor. Cotton
Ave- and Pine 8t.. dwelling 8-r $85.05
B. A. Wise Co.
H. G. A. NASH, Presid.nt. CHAS. NEVILLE, Vic. President
H. G. A. Nash Audit Co.,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
203-204 National Bank Building, Savannah, Ga.
Expert Accounting in All Its Branches.
DUN’S REPORT OF FAILURES FOR OCTOBER.
R. G. Dun A Oo. make tha following comparative report of failure* In the United States
for October, this year and tha two preceding yean, with number aad llabUidoa In leading
elinee of trade;
NUMBER
MANUFAgTJJRERB. 1908 1907 1903
20 21 22
Iron. Fam. i ,r**r
-KeataenaeA TvRP!?!
Woo>a«, Carpal* and Knit Goode .1
CmmiUsniM Hwhrr
I LorolMr.caraniwinaadOoapen.. M
■fiMMogaM sllUlaenr ......
ChxaHwaa* Miuieery
UatcGwi’M aati run
ChwnleaU a»t Drag*
Mill and (ill* ,.,7Tm
pnauagaaeBagtavtag
Total Maaalbctorlng
TRADER*.
6*aerslfitoree
Orocenee, Meats and ruh
UcuUaod lUstaamaU
IM*eei sod TWoer*
ClDUitne aad FumiVitnc —
pry GgeOi as* Hiyeu
mttaniM Orsekenr.
lUmoeiA M*r«aaad Toots
h*> v‘.: - l nmniinrnr
Anou*r... H ....... HHM . M .. M . M .
Total Trading
a i:t ,g fSfS
tirSl .,15f
M js
fiflBS *tSB8 *aafli
i.m l.in 818 tioMAnt
FOR SALE
$1,100—'This prlc* will buy a very
nice little 4-room nettage on Boundary
avenue, near Mercer.
$3.030—For this price tve can offer
an elegant 9-room residence oi\ Plum
street, between First and Second. This
place coat $6,5vi) to build. It la In
excellent condition and rented at pres
ent to a good tenant at $37.60 per
month. v
$5.250—Will buy a modern 9-room
residence on Rogera avenue. Vineville.
Dimension* of lot 70x209.
$7.765—For thJa price we offer one
of the most tpodern up-to-date homes
In Macon, located on First street, be
tween Pine and Oak. 16 rooms and
on a good lot; convenfcnt to car line
and flv# minuter walk from the busi
ness portion of the city.
We are facilitated to giva liberal
terms on any of the above.
Minton-Morgan Co.,
Real Estate
420 Cherry St. Phone 1192
FOR SALE
95.SOO.OO—An 8>rant 10-room dwell
ing. situated on th. top or Fort Rill,
In Eut Macon. It li on i half acr.
lot, and has »r,ry convenience—gai,
electricity, hot and cold watjr, and
etable. Windmill and tank go with
placa. Can maka terma—A BAR-
51.750.00—Fir, neuo houiee In rood
condition, renting tor 1410.00 per an
num. Thle over II per cent on amount
Invest «1.
99.7M.00—Will bny four new houi'e
renting for 112.00 p«r month; In rood
renting locality and cloe. in. Goo.1
Inreatmcnt and alway. rente.
Tenant property renting
TAX* 15 "” ptr montl1 and NO CITr
Wa‘alao hwa <12.000.00 to lend on
good Real Brtau at 7 and • per emit.
Murphey & Taylor
Real Estate, Loans aj
Insurance
PHONE 267
Citizen's Nst’l Bank Bui