Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926, November 21, 1908, Image 7
THE MACON DAILY TELEGRAPH < ' SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 21, 1908
ABOUT
GEORGIA STATE BONDS
CITY ATLANTA BONDS
ATLANTA & WEST POINT R. R. DEBSNTS
GEORGIA R. R. STOCK
AUGUSTA & SAVANNAH R. R. STOCK
SOUTHWESTERN OF GA. R. R. STOCK
WRITE TO
iCGTTON UNSETTLED;
MARKET LESS ACTIVE
J. H. HILSMAN & CO.
STOCKS AND BONDS
ATLANTA, GA
H. G. A. NASH, President. CHAS. NEVILLE, Vice PreeWent.
H. G. A. Nash, Audit Co.,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS. AND AUDITORS
203*204 National Bank, Building, Savannah, Ga.
Expert Accounting in All Its Branches.
C. F. STROBERG
(Schatzman’a Old Stand.)
BLACKSMITH AND RUBBER TIRE WORK SPECIALTY
All Kinds of Building and Repairing of Carriages and
“ Wag ons.
-A Mistaken-
idea
Perhaps yon havo an idea that in order to have a
bank account you must have u 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. "
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MAOON, GA.
fcSrT;
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building up or if your nerves are “on edge" try
SunnyBrook
THE PURE FOOD
Whiskey
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general. Sco that you get the genuine—accept no substl*
tutes. Every bottle bears the Government "Green Stamp"—
certifying to the exact Age, Proof and Measure. No homo
should bo without It.
DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOU EXPRESS PREPAID
DY ANY OF THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTERS:
C, G. BUTLKK Co,, w.... ———■ . —- —
DEDINGFIELD & CO., JACKSONVILLE, FLA,
D. F. A C. P. LONG, JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
L. O. DANIEL. MOB., CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
PAUL HEYMAN, CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
GALLAGHER A O'GARA. CHATTANOOOA. TENN.
H. LEVV8TEIN <L CO.. MONTGOMERY. ALA.
L. LOEB WHI8KEY CU., MONTGOMERY, ALA.
4
Bottles $ a
1-Stb
Rye or Beurboa ||
A Bottles $
fiY Full Quvt.
Rfe or Bosrboo
5
Shipped In plain boiee. Send remittance with youf order.
Ne goods shipped C. a D.
D. F. & C P. LONG
Wholesale Wines and Whiskies, Imported and Domestic
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
IMPORTED BRANDIES, GINS AND RUMS
In Original Imported Bottling.
Per Qt.
11.78
*M0
11.50
LIS
1.25
1.25
...*1.00
Kenneay's Thrr# star Cognac
A. & P. Leroy Three Star Comao
I! Key Brand Jamaica Rum
2. Hill A Underwood Dry Oln.h.4
Gordon Dry Oin
*** German Allasch Kummil
IMPORTED WINES
In Original Imported Bottling
Cunllffe. Dobson * Co. Chet.no Montot Cleret
Krott Laubenhetmer Rhine...... * **•
Klepoort * Co. London Dock Port 1.25
Don Cartoi Sherry L*i
Nicholas Gomel Malaga 1.25
Nicholas Gomel Moscatel • • L25
Krohn'e Campanario Madeira •• 1-25
IMPORTED PORT AND SHERRY WINES IN .BULK
Bottled By Us-
/| , PerQt. PorOal
Gome. OM FVnOr Bhernr...-. .ill..; .'. W H.n < »l{.
Louie Koeeur * Co. Anchor Port 71 M»
Write ue for .peelel price, on ebon good, In eee. lou.
L
cm mi HiimHHim-mnmnn i-»i-i i >■
LOCAL CROP ESTIMATE OP 14,000,000
BALES BROUGHT .WEAK
NESS.
LIVERPOOL *pot* cloeed...' 5.07
NEW YORK spots dosed.... ...0.50
NEW ORLEANS apota closed 0.00
THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
The Macon cotton .market yesterday
closed weak at the following Quota
tion*'. ■
Range of Price*.
Good Middling
Strict Low Mlddllnr.... **
Low Middllor
Nor. 14. ItOS...
Nov. 18, 1909...-
Nov. 17. 1908
Spot Cotton Movement.
Recta. Ship.
.. 152 472
Nov. IS. ISOS....
Nov. IS. ISOS....
*• “ "OS.....
Stock on Hand.
Sept 1. IMS «.*•;
Nov. 26. IMS 12,249
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—Today’s cotton
market waa leas active and *omewhut
unsettled aa a result of evening up for
over the census report, whtoli la due ut
the openlnr tomorrow. The close
very steady at a net decline of 1 point
to an advance of 5 points. Sales were
estimated at 225.000 tales.
The market opened steady at .
vance of 3a5 points In response to bet*
ter cables than due and reports that
ber 7 aa expected, but
This
u.-iturally regarded us augges-
live of good trade prospects, but fulled
to attract rensraJ support and the mar'
ket soon weakened under a local crop ea
tlmato ef 14.000.000 bales; active, if scat
terlng, liquidation, and local bear press
ure. After showing a net loss of 1 or'
points, there was a slight rally, but gen
erully speaking the tendency -—
come heritor delivery on December con-
e pretty ....
the decline of 14 to 15 points from the
top prices of yesterday morning, however,
and toward the close the market beennm
Arm on covering of shorts and a renewnl
of bull support, which was encouraged
by the small into-elght figures and the
circulation pf smaller crop estimates, one
of which was uround 12.750.0oo hides.
Southern spot markets, offlrinlly re
ported. were generally unchanged. l.oca
estimates as tne probable, showing of tin
census report tomorrow range from ubout
9,600.000 to 9.900.000 bales.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
were 77.788 hales against 89.888 bales last
week, and €0,778 bales last year. For the
week (estimated) 450.000 bales against
471.000 baits last week and 354.387 bales
11,529. bales against 16,323 bales Inst year.
Spot Cotton and Futurra
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—Spot cotton
closed quiet. 5 points lawnr: middling
uplands 9.60; middling gfilf 9.75; salt*
Open.
January 3.15
February
March 9.04
hfity.
Juno
9.05 8.95 9.03
9.00
jiiiy .’.*.*.’.8^92
August 8.84
October ....
November —
December ..9.27
M?
8.84'
8.59 8.62 -2.67.-8.61
.... 9.11 "ill
8.21 9.17 9.2
Receipts and Exporte.
Receipts and Export*. Today.
Consolidated net receipts.. 77,736
Export* to Great Britain.. 17.871
Exports to France 250
Exporte to continent 11,672
Exports to Japan.........**——
Stock on hand all porte.. 1,055,719 1
1.807
Since September 1. 1908—
Consolidated receipts 2.961,484
Exports to Great Britain 883.752
Exports to France ' 264.680
Exports to continent *...1,265.596
Exports to Japan 13,654
Exports to Mexico 2
Price, Receipts, Seles, Stock.
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington .
Norfolk ,
Baltimore .
New York
Boston .
lelphla .
iwlck .
Pensacola . .
Miscellaneous
osion .... u.fiu
hlladelphla ..9.75
.in
Stck.
263087
74601
141947
24196
29278
4oir
2261.
82087
17810
■Interior Movement,
( Price.
134
|ji
9 *
•
Louisville , . .19*
Little Rocic....|**
Rects.lSales.l Btck.
8289 (67 111212
2407 1082 80116
5664 8400 158646
696 142 26259
I 16456
I Hilt
middling
middling 5.07; low middling 4.17; gtwu
ordinary 4.26; ordinary 3.96. The sales
of day ware 8.000 bales, of which 200
bales were for speculation and export,
and included 6,100 bales American. Re
ceipts were 23,000 bales, Including 24,100
bales American.
Futures opened steady and closed bare
ly steady; American middling G. O. C.:
Clna
November .,.. A 4.84
November-December 4.74
December-January 4.72
January-February 4.7f*
February-March
March-Ap “
prtl 4.72*
April-May 4.73
May-June 4.73*
Jone-July 4.73*
July-August 4.73
August-September 4.66*
September-Octobtr 4.60
Oct&ber-November 4.V
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORT.EANS. Nov. 20.-Spot cotton
closed steady and unchanged, middling
fc. Sales on ths spot ware 1.125 bales
id 2.125 bales to arrive.
Futures opened etesdy and unchanged
to 1 point down, selling by longs offset
ting favorable cables. All day long the
market displayed much nervousness over
the report tomorrow on ginning by the
census bureau and both sides evened up
for the event. Prices did a seesaw, all
day over a range of about 10 points on
the most active months. At tbs lowest,
prices snowed a net decline of 6 to 5
points. Oeod support was tendered every
time .the market fall and toward tf»e
losing prices were at their highest,
landing 4 to f points abort yaatardaya
ut prices. At the close the market,
ras steady tt an advance of t to 5 points,
hiturea closed as follows:
Kl5:8,
{J
■ rch,. Md J M
prll, bid
bid
Total Crop MovcmenL
Port receipts .........,.8,864J56 2.M8.875
Overland to mills and " X
Canada ...... ........ 848.9*6' 148.1 IT.
Southern mill takings
(estimated.) 413,64* 444.440
Stock *t Interior town* ,
*“ exert# of Sept. I... IIM’J 714.114
Brought info sight thus ■'
Weekly interior cotton Towns.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20—The following
Is tho movement of spot cotton at tb.«
lending Interior cotton towns for ths week
ending Friday, Nov. 20:
Vicksburg .
Yaxoo City..I
Seg island Cotton.
ton, for week: Fsnoy Floridss 20*
21: fancy Georgias 20a*: extra choice
irldss 18*al»: extra choice Georgina
4; choice 1«a*; extra 0ne_l(*al5; fine
‘Vo.—flea Is-
•t* S50 Unm:.
5,174. Mar-
Florifu
I**; 3BL_ ____
13: common 11*12. Sales 1,573.
CHARLESTON. 8. C., Nov. 20.
land cotton, for week: Rerelj-* -
exports 1.287: sales 934: stock
ket steady; fine 82*; fully lino 26; extra
flno 27.
SHARP Fill COMES
AFTER STRONG NIA8KE1
DECLINE GAINS SUCH HEADWAY
AS TO LE/tD TO UPWARD RE
ACTION.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.—The reaction
ary forces which have been gathering
strength in the stock market for several
days issued in a sharp fall of prices to
day. Tho decline gained such headway
as to lead to a strong upward reaction
In ths hitter part of the day on the as
sumption that weak accounts had been
cleared away. Today the aupportlng tac
tics were almost abandoned and the mar
ket was left to take care of Itself until
the nerce onslaught on the shorts at tho
last. The decline once In force, the ex
istence of numerous weakly margined
accounts was disclosed, which were
forced to sole by the fall In prices.
The tiear party In the speculation
which has been quiescent for weeks
plucked up courage In view of the manl
iest deterioration In the position of the
market and pushed their aggressive at
tack, finding no aupportlng orders to op-
pose them. Such rallying power as the
market hod seemed to come from the de
mand from this element to cover shorts
and take their profits. The fact of the
reaction In stocks directed attention to
some circumstances which were Ignored
during the advance. For Instance there
i Increased apprehension over the ef-
oratlon feeling.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.—The following
Is the comparative cotton statement for
the week ending. Friday, November 20: _
Receipt# ut U. H. ports.. 40i!lf9‘ 858*118
Receipts since Sept 1...3.963.484 :.9l9.4i«
Exports for week 511,640 160.613 tor wheat crop.
Exports since Sept. 1. ..2.629.486 2.075.434
Stock at IT. H. porta....1.055,739 823.465
Stock at interior towns. 747.285 440.396
stock nt Liverpool 644.000
Stock unoat, for G. I) 330.000
NEW YORK, Nov.
follqkrlng
statistics on the movement of cotton for
ith^radMtf»dni^JiMay, r Nor._ 20. _ were |
complied bp the New York Cotton Ex-
Weekly Movement.
Viir km
Port receipt. 405.4SJJ54.SSJ
To Mill, md Canada 5?,>47 *“
Bouthcrn mill takings (es
timated). 68.000 66,000
Guln of stock at Interi.r
towns 38.674 11.674
Brought Into sight for the _
week. 819.114 450.819
Cotton Receipts. ,
NEW YOnK. Nov. 20.—The following
ire the total net receipts of cotton at. all
>nrtH since September 1
i.r.i
Mobile
18,741
('ImrlcHton
Wilmington
Baltimore
New -York ....
Boston
Newport News.
Philadelphia ..
San Francisco
Brunswick. ...,
Port Townsend
Pens'
154,074
::::::: ftffl
222.985
328.692
29.655
*469
4.730
454
L028I
8.767
96.808
itf.l
J.»6j!-4S4
Liverpool Cotton Statistics. %
LIVERPOOL; Nov. 20 —Following ar
the weekly cotton .statistics:
ioiuiisuiRH or nil Wi*
Total, sales of American 4LO<
English spinners’ takings * 79.o<
English splnnera* takings.
Total nxport*
ffuplrts of alt kinds 11!
Imports of American 10!
Stork of all kinds 4r
Quantity afloat of American. ,
Total sales on speculation....
Total sales to exporters
World** Visible Supply.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 20.—SectpUry
Hester's statement of the world's vlslbla
supplv of cotton. Issued today, shows
tho total visible to be 4,090.704 against
3,842.169 last week and 3.727,281 laet year.
Of thin the total of Amarlcan ootton Missouri '■Paolfio SI'
3,531.704 against 1,281,169 lost week Missouri. Kansas and Tetas........ *»
IS —t, IW1 » . - _ . - _ —
und 2,938,860 4ast year; and of all oilier
kinds, including Egypt, lirasll, India, etc.,
L59.000 against 663,000 last week and 198,-
876 last year.
Of the world’s vlalblo supply of cotton,
there Is now afloat and hefd In Great
Britain and continental Buropa 2,018.000
against 2,027,00b last year; In Egypt 19r
ooo against 167,000 last year;
last year.
Hubbard Bro/e A Co.'s Cotton Letter.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.—An easier mar
ket In Liverpool was duo to tho largo
crop estlmato mentioned by ue last evon-
Ing. the market taking It. much more
seriously than did Now York, which was
affected early in thn day by the weak
ness In the stock market In the after
noon tho recovery there, and the esti
mate of the national glnntrs of 9,600,000
bales, caused tho advance to the close.
The government estimate will be publish
ed tomorrow and the feeling tonight was
that Liverpool would advance sharply be
fore our market opened. A considerable
u mount of Wall street cotton was absorb
ed by the trade early In the day and re
sold to them at the dose. The feeling
remains bullish.
Secretary Heater's Statement,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 20.—Secretary
Hester's cotton statement for tha 20 days
of November show an increase over last
year ef 473,000, on Increase over the
same period year before last of 120,000.
For tha elghty-one days of the season
that have elapsed the aggregate Is ahead
of the elghty-one days of last year '
529.000, ahead of the seme days year
foretast 520,000 and ahead of 1905
The amount brought Into sight during
the pgst we*k has been 672.075 bales,
against 446,392 for the seven days ending
this d*t* last year, and 548,162 year be-
The movement elnc# September ‘ 1
shows receipts at all United States ports
3.963.484 against 2.863.445 last year, 2.-
690.454 year beofra last.
overland'across" the" Mississippi, Ohio
21 KiSKoT?
i held
r 607.-
at the does of tho commercial year
929 against 3J4.167 Isst yaar.
— m iU fl ukingi 690,000 against
fcOTiwis? Kii’tfrk. vv
EWjffs&sr*life tSr
for the season
I 1 • 71 - ’- • ‘ *<**
making the total - - ---
2.577.685 against 2.002,474 last yaar.
—— ntotal takings of American mills.
- thu
orth, souSandAS5?JB^5^^^S
-«scn have been 1.448.659 against L-
96,911 last year. . Stocks at the seaboard
nd the twenty-nine leading southern In
terior towns have Increased during the
weak 110.119 bales against an Increase
luring the corresponding period last sea*
f&mSara^H
'stocks lari over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop and th-
number of bales brought Into sight thus
(hr from tha new crop the supply to data
MliNwnfiptoMt M91.69I forth*
IS 9,
period last roar.
Dry Good*—Wholeiale
SHEETING—6 to 4
DRILLING—7*0. ■
TICKING 4* 4 c. to !<*«?.
TNO-tf*
BT-EACHING —4 46 to 11*«.
riirCKS-6* to 7c.
PRINT«-6* to €*c.
City Bonds.
» 8 pc., 1919 .#..,100
l K pc- IWI 107
4*. 1986 104
, 4*. 1910 to 1914....... 90
On a 8.80 per *er.t basis.
ah 5 pc.. T90t »W 99
»»n 5 pc.. 1911...., 10}| 106
1 *■ “-Us H’ US
'S.ivanuan » pc., jvis...........i-
Augusta I*. 4. 4*. * A pc.. |
foots of the movement to revise the tar-
Advice# of political development#
indicating more drastic
were regarded aa Indicating more drastic
uotlon In this direction than has botn
supposed likely.
The gr *
i great attention excited by the
the Standard Oil Company was consl-
♦•red ominous of the force of the anti-
uneasiness waa expressed
the bad conditions reported for the win-
‘T wheat crop.
Time money was called soft In tone
and the known movements of money
E remised a substantial cash gain for the
■inks on the week. Foreign exchange
mode u sharp advance and tho foreign
political situation continued unsettled.
Tho strong tone at the close of the day
was caused by the retreat of the ahorts
who feared that they had been led Into a
trup by the bull element helping the ap
pearance of weakness In the market
Honda were easy. Total satoa, par
value. 84.444,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
177}
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper 84
American Car and Foundry 4«;4
American Car and Foundry pref...l0*|4
American Cotton Oil 36*
American Hide and leather pref.... 2K
American Ice Securities 26
American Linseed 12*
American Locomotive — 84*
American Locomotive pref 108
American Smelting and Refining.... 94*
Amer. Smelting nnd Refining pref..104*
American Sugar Refining 122J4
American Tobacco pref »1 J*
American Woolen 29
Annconda Mining Company 49*
Atchison *5*
Atchison prof. »4
Atlantic Const Line
Baltimore and Ohio .........
Rnltlmbrc nnd Ohio pfd ......
Brooklyn Rnpld Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pref. .
C Mitral of New Jersey
Chruapcnka and Ohio .
Chicago Orest Wealem
Chicago nnd North Western ......173%
Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul 148
C„ C.. C. nnd Bt Louis 6214
Colorado Fuel nnd Iron 38jfc
Colorado nnd Southern 46*
Colorado and Southern 1st pref...... 69J4
Colorado and Southern 2nd pref.... 60*
Consolidated Ons 152*
Com Products 1*
Delaware and Hudson 17»
Denver and Rio Grande 22*
Denver -un-l Hto Grande pref........ 75*
Dlntlllora* Securities jjjj*
Erie 1st” pref,,7.’. .7.7. *\ tl
General Elcctrlo J5J
areal Northorn praf.
Great Northern Ore ctfa
Illinois Centrof
Interborough Met 13
Interborough Met pref
International Paper
International l^per pref.
Intematlonul Pump
Iowa Central
Seaboard Air Line 4s..
Southern Pacific 4s
Southern Paclfia 1st 4s
Southern Railway 5s mi
Texas and Paclflo lata
Wabash 1st*
Wheeling an& lake Erie 4s
Wisconsin central 4*
N. Y., N. H. and 1L. cv. 6s
Lake Shore 4s
Hi
1
Weekly Bank Cloarlnge.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.—The following
are ths bank clearing# ter the week In
the United States: 8S.419.21t.000 as
against 88.179.517.000 lost week and
,287,954.000 last year. Tha following are
_ ie clearings from the southeastern cities;
Inc. Dee.
Richmond $1.804,000.... 1.7
Atlanta 5,756,000.... 1.8
Savannah 1,096,000.... 16.1
Norfolk J.. 3.955,000.... 10.1
Augusta 9.360,000.... 1.6
Jacksonville 1,627,000....21.1
Charleston 1,729.000.... 2.5
Maeon 906.000....24.6
‘ OOO. - .
Columbia
»» 8.040,...44.0
The New York Money Merkel.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Money on call
l*a2 per cent; ruling rate 1*; closing
bid 1*; offered at 1*.
Time loons soft; 60 days 2 per eent; 90
days 3* per cant; six months I* pat
cent
mand.
Mexican dollars 45.
BY SHORTS COVERING
WHEAT SHOWS NET GAIN OF »/* TO
CENT—CORN AND OATS
ALSO FIRM.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—Aotlvo covering
by shorts caused a strong ton* In the
local wheat market at the close of final
quotation# showing net gains of * to
Corn, oats and provisions also were
firm.
, 4H*
... 31*
Iowa Central g,,
icSn""« Mty Southern prir!" ♦>}[
1/>ulwllls and Nashville.
Minneapolis and fit Louis
National •«"»**
» cw York Central .•••• J
ew York, Ontario and Western.... f3
Norfolk and Western -
North American -
Northern Pacino -
Pacific. Mall
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania j™
Pittsburg. t?..c^’#md”iit7 Louis!^
fraa
J»ulU
Ron'
n:
Pittsburg,
eased BUw ...
liman PaltwCar .
Jlway Steel Spring
Republic Steel
Republic Htoel pref
flock Island Company
tuls Routhwestem ;
•ala Southweatara oral
-■ — Id Steel and Iron
clfio I
Hlosa-HhefTleld HtCel an.
lESffiSS RtiSS ,:rVf :1
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pref
Tennesoee Copper J?
Texas and Pacific Si*
ft adBrW". h
Union rtSSSpWf’’!!!!!!!!!!!.! to*
United State# Rubber ..... «
United HUtes Rubber 1st pref 102*
United States Steel .
■Bed
States Steel pref....
wSiUSt iHW**• }>
American T«l. »n4 -J-
HUtnUrd OH •♦♦
B. rrfundln, J«. 101H
K. rrfundlnir >a. coupon JM
B. J., re«l.t«rc<l loo*
American ^Kci'Vi’””
American Tobacco 6s |95
Atchison general 4s 100
Atchison adjustment 4s 91*
Atchison ev. 4s J0I
Atlantia Coast Lin* M*
Baltimore and Ohio 4#..... 100*
Baltimore and Ohio 3*s *4*
Brooklyn R. T. cv. JT*
and i
okiim R-T.
itral of Georgia 5s. ..
fill of O
l*s.’T.........77 76*
hlcago. H. and Quincy new 4s.... II
Chicago, It. J. and P. B. R. 4s...... 73
Chicago, 1L I. and P. IL R.<»j ®».. 77*
Chicago. R I. and I*. Ry. rfdg 4s.... 57*
C.TaTC. and Ht. I/>ula gen. 4s 95,,
Colorado Industrial Is
Midland 4s M
and Southern 4s. .^96
Detaware and .Hudsonicr. 4s 102*
I>enver and Itlo Grand# 4e 96*
Kri# prior lien M*
L*rE general 4a.... 75
!>«
Interborough
Monhatun consul gold 4a... 91
Mexican Central 4a It
Minn, and Ht. Ixiuta 4s.
Missouri. Kansas and .Toxaa 4a..... 1(0*
‘Tissouri. Kansas and Taxes 2nds,. |5
atlonsl H. R. of Mexico con. 4s.,.. II
n-::
Northern Paclflo 4s Iff*
Northern Pacific 3s tf*
Norfolk arid Western consol 4* 91*
Oregon Short Line rfdg 4a.,........ 96
— |*s. 1915 H
AA
P r public of Cuba la 103*
A— “*—| nan. 5a llfl
_ . w fg. 4a ft*
fit. Louis Southwestern con. 4a.... 77
Wheat—
Deo. . .
May . .
July . ,
Corn-
Dec. . ,
May . .
July ! .
Oats—
Deo. . ,
May . .
July . .
Open.
. 1.04
: 1:8*
High. Low. Ctos.
1.04* LOT
1.08* 1.07’
1.02* 1.01
63*
as
Mess l’ork-
49*
ill
4»»;
49*j
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Jan. . . .14.20
May .
.14.27*
9.27*
8.87*
. 6.18*
14.25 16.IT* II.88
14.50 ll.lHs 10.60
lit MM H
8.80 8.50 1.57*
1.75 I.H* 1.75
Strongly
Built
out-under aurrey—very new and styilrt
<bmlKn. Our vehlcbvrt of every da- /
■crlptlon are as near perfection as ca n ’
be secured, because the minutest de
tail is carefully scrutinized before any.
thing 1a offered for sale. Hence: sat
isfaction.
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GA . P//m
218-220 Third Street.
Phone 2545.
As Manufacturers of
ENGINES and BOILERS
•re desire to call par'lculgr atten tlon to the High Gradn Engines we are
turning out and to say that we guarantee without healtatlnn that thero
Is no better engine of itrs class put on the market today In the United
States. The perfectly bolnnced vnlve makes It of high value, and the
workmanship being first class, and a substantially put. up cnglnq.
nlahlng them lo almost nil kinds of power plants and particularly fs
It being used largely In saw mill, planing mill, oil mill, cotton mill, awl
ginning plants. Wo are prepared to demonstrate to prospective euetomors
who ran give us n rail that It has no equal. Write for full Information
and do so today.
ADDRESS
Schofield’s Iron Works
Macon, Georgia.
“ GAGER’S WHITE LIME”
Is a little higher in price than other Liinen, but it ii
PUKE LIME, nnd by fur the best and most economical
for Brick Work nnd Plastering.
Chenp Limo is dear nt nny price!
Writo us for Delivered Prices.
Carolina Portland Cement Co.
Southern Distributors.
Charleston, S. 0.
ORY GOODS.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-Th* ootton I
goods prices remains very firm and C
prices are gradually being raised to a I
higher level. Cotton yarns are firm and
nr* being brought by users In a, moder
ate way, The local wool market la strong
and foreign wools are advancing. The
Jobbers are doing a fair steady trade
and are getting a better advanced butt-
waa high*
aggressive
barrels * -
9.—Cotton seed oil
WiM AS
Armor crude values and
Prim* cruds In
*• prime summer
summer yellow if
summer yellow II* to
prime summer white 40**a41*;
is •
prime "whiter’yellow 48a49.
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH, Go., Nov. 20.—Turpentine
firm at 89*: sale* 1,048; receipts 1,191;
shipments flit. Rosin firm: salts 1.261;
■nipmwnia hi. urin. wmh »,
receipts 4.856; shipments <34; stock
828. Quote: A. B. C. D. 2.10; H, 8.90;
F.l.tr*; O. 8.92*; H. I.4I: I, 4.W; B
4.90; M. 6.8b; N.l.M; W. 6., I.IS;
CHART,ESTON. Nov. 80.—Turpentine
firm at II*. Roeln firm, quota: A, B.
C. 3.70; I». 2.70aTf: B. l!77*al0{ F.
3.77*0*1; O, 2.70*83; If, 3.82*; T. 2.91;
4^8n;^5r 5.15; N. 5.10; WT O., (.85;
WH.iltNGTON, Nov. 20.-Bplrite tur-
pc ui In* steady at 88*; ysoelpts II oaaki.
firm at 1.901 reoalnts 40. Crude turpen
tine firm at 1.75. 1.60 and 2.BO; receipts
49
Grata and Provliionj.
These prices are at wholeials and not
to ronsum**rs._
Corrected bj F. H, Jaques A Tinsley Co.
jga •»“
eii'Ki-1 lots, eithsr , 'saeiceii
or bulk, made on applies-
°ATR-Wh 1 .....}|
No. I white.. 60
Bpoclarquotations made on
HAY—Choice timothy *... l.M
| J :: : :: ‘I
Tlmothy^ani’eJover mixed'. I ^ 05
Bedding sfrs!w V.V.V’!!!!!!!’ *68
nRA N—1’ure wheat........ **•
FLOUR-Private*HtocS. ia\
[)UR-Private HtocS. Jincy pat... ].b
[ Royal Owl. best patent 5.25
I Top Notch, first patent.. , . 6.U»
It
Bmoked moats. *c. - * over
above.
HAMB—Fancy sugar cured.. 18
Rundard sugar cured 19
PletiM .hams ..19
LARD-Pure tlcrcss 11U
nt "tf
Pure! m 60-lh tubs 11*
fca f Kk
McCaw*s compound lard..... 8*
The same additions for
other sites as named
II
FALT—tooMbs.* wBte* ootton’ sitek.’.'.' U
Imported rock salt, lb 1U
CHEEBJv-Full cr*an» ft
URITJ6— Hudnuts, In bbls
_H«WI
P Or
New
louts, In sacks 8.80
‘1
“ ' 4 ||
I It
Common t to lo
AtburW. rautott lt.it
HBEK!!!";t;::i5-i4 T 1
COFFFJy-Cholc*
Prime Rk
Medium Rio
Hardware—Wholesale.
fCorreotsd 1
I by 7>unlsp Hsrdware Co.)
WELL BUCKETS—14.25 to 14.50 dot.
ROPE -Manila, lie: fles.l. 9c; cotton,
no* a 10 »*r pound.
PLOW 8TOCK8—Hsrn
,0 pI.OW BLADE*, le. per lb.
““ base;
arman, 96c j Fergu-
Swede 4*c.
AXE«—16.00 do*., boos. .
LK*f> 9 * a • bar. f*a. pound.
NAILfl—Wlr.. 12.40 keg base; out
! .60 k*( base.
BHOF.a-11 torse. 14.25 to 14.60 keg; mul.
iah M 23 t/» 14 71
IRON—2*ec per !b.
dos,. base.
BUCKETS— Plain. 88.00 dos.; whit* ce
dar, tbr.e hop*. 1100.
-'■TAlNg-Trnce. 14 to |4 dos.
. fN POWDER—rer keg, Dupont crack
■hot 11.69 keg
KNOT— 81.09 sack.
Titna—pvlntad. 82.10; cedar. 86.00.
BMOVKI.fi-17.09 to 111 per do*.
CARDS-C’otten. 14.60 per des.
This May Interest You
At this Reason of the year It behooves you to have & little good
whiskey in ths house—It often saves dootor bills, when properly used.
Ordering away from home aw ? ou have to do now, you want your
orders handled by pconla you can depend upon. You know ua of old
—send them lo us and you will bo satisfied In svsry particular.
Wo ’ckrry a cbmpleto line—from the cheap to tho best Corn __
Rye from 81.50 per gallon up (plus 50c for express) lo IB.OO per gallon,
f irepald. Wo prepay express oharges on all goods from 88.60 per gal-
on up In iugs or $2.90 In *
_■ n c* “
■ ^ Is fibum-
Fine Old Corn 83.00.per gallon; four quarts $3.50
Mount Vernon Ry* $4.00 per gallon; four quarts 14.50
Whits Mills, bottled In bond, four quarts $4.00
Black Label Rye
Wines, Champagnes, brandies. Deers, etc. Send for price list.
Sam Weichselbaum & Mack
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Rallrofcd Bonds
m.lA.k.J
C.ntril of an. lit mort. 0 p.f
cant, fill 114 116
Central of Ga. collateral trust
» per cant. 1917 .....106 107
»n|£tl of Go. consolidated^
Central Ga. lit Inc., 1945..... 74
g efttral Ga. 8m Inc., 1943 64
entrsl Ga., 2d Inc., 1946..... 6$
Central Oa.. kfacon and North-
ern, 1146 10$
entrsl .On., Middle Go. and
Atlantic, 1947 .10$
gouthernjl. Jl.,
o I*ji napltal
o.lr.d thou-
Georgla R. n. and Ranking
Co" 6 pc., 1922 ..........I«
Go. It. R. and Hanking Co.,
6 per cent, 1910 .....lvi
Ho. nou. end FI*. 6 pc.. 1948.. 10H
outhwestem R. R. stock ..107
Ootton Sesd
Market pries of sound, dry cotton sc«*d
any quantity. 114 09 p*r ton at any rail
road station In Georgtn.
Lumber Quotations
AT WHOLESALE.
(Corrected by M**'«#-Felton Lumber Co.)
Common framing (short leaf) sited.$14.06
Stats of Georgia Bonds
"I: Sit; BT
R«: >ii. ii’* ii'iw;::::::::;:;”, !SS
Orackers.
GEORGIA. Bibb County—To the 8upe«
rlor Court of said county:
The petition of tho Bibb Manufacturing
Company showeth: That It to a corpora
tion created pursuant to the laws of
Georgia under a charter grunted by the
rior Court of said County:
superior court of the county of Hlbb on
the 6th day of September. 1907. and p*u-
tlQlter desires an nmnn<1>n*rit tn Ira said
charter aa hereinafter set out
Petitioner oaks that Its chnrt.r may be
so amended as to give petitioner the
power and authority to reduce
mi stock to on* million five bu
ioi smriid do tiara (ti.ioo.ooo), par v
minimum, and that It shall have tha pow
er and authority to lncr.ano It* mpirat
stock at any time to two million flv#
hundred thousand dollar# H2.fcoo.ooo). par
value, as a maximum, nnd that It may
from time to time Increase or reduce its
rupltnl stock, hut at no time shall tha
par value of Mid stock ho loss then one
minimi flv- hundrr.! tliounand dollars
(11.600,000), or more than two million
live hundred thousand dollars (I2.fcoo.eeo).
Petitioner further neks that Its charter
be amend.4 so that the stockholders of
your petitioner may at any time by a
vote of stockholder* rej r. «• ntlng a ma
jority of the stock of sold corporation,
change the legal residence of said corpo
ration to any cosnfy In the state ef
Georgia In which it conducts any bust-
ties* authorized by Its charter, but h«fOr#
such change of residence rhall he effect
ive the Hlbb Manufacturing Coinpnny
shall publish one# a week for four weeks
In the newspaper In which th« sheriff of
Bibb county publishes ills sales, it* In
tention to remove It* residence into an
other county, staling the name of the
In such county, and snail cause a eopy of
said publication, rwom to by the presi
dent or secretary of rdd company. »o-
getner with a .ertlfled copy of the origi
nal charter sr.d any amendment thereto,
to be filed with the clerk of to* superior
court of the county Into which It moves
Its residence.
Petitioner preys that this honorable
court will pass an ord-r or Judgment
amending Its charter re hereinabove eel
out
If ALL A n ALU
IVtltlonePs Attorneys.
Barons sodas, aq.
Barons rdenacr. 7V£C. ^
N? r B?*C. 8oJae? r «*c. r "' **
Ginger snaps (N B. C.). 7c.
Assorted cakes. lOo.
-20R0IA, Bibb County—T. Robert A.
Msbet, clerk of the gupenor court of said
county, do hereby certify that the forego
ing contain* a true copy of the original
petition to nm.nd charter of the Bibb
Manufacturing Ootntanv this da* filed.
’ Trltness whereof f have hereunto „-t
Gandy
day of November.
ItOnT. A. NI8BET,
Clerk Superior Court Bibb
Stick candy In boaae. 7*e.
Stick candy In barrels. 7r.
jrocer*. Mixed, pull 7*c,
Grocer#
Cream i
ndy tn palls, 19*.
Southern Railway Schedules.
ihewlng the arrival and departure of
passenger train# at Macon, Qa.. for Infor.
metlen only, and not guaranteed.
No. Arrive from: g. m.
a, ro.J No. Dt-part to:
13 Jacksonville. 2 V 14 Ja> k^..nv|l!e. 2.01
14 Clnclunatl... 8.03 13 Cln, 'nnfitf.. $.02
7 Lumber City. 9 25 7 Atlants. ... 7.31
14 Atlanta 10.43 14 Brunswick. .I0.M
Bibb County. Georgia, decci
to notify you that Luther 1.
tRbft Otomty.
an order requiring
N. A. Powers, odmlnlstrator oetat* eTtto
said Mrs. Lilia C. Powers,^to m \ke deed
to him to a • ertaln tract of land aituated
In Bibb County. GeorgJ.i. an-I described
In the bond f-»r title-, attached to his ep-
fli nt—. und al>gtng In said petition
that ths law las hem fully oornpltad
with, this to therefore to notify jou that
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