Macon daily telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1905-1926, December 11, 1908, Image 7
THE MACON
DAILY
—
TELEGRAPH: FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER U, 1903
H. Q. A. NASH, Prwid.nt.
H. G. A. Nash Audit Co.,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS
Expert Accounting in All Its Branches.
1
WEDNESDAY’S GAIN
LOST IN COTTON
CLOSE IS BARELY STEADY AT A
NET DECLINE OF 16 TO 21
. POINTS. ♦
DO YOU DRINK GINGER ALE? THEN TRY
“Acme Ginger Ale”
Brewed by the same process as beer, from the best im
ported Jamaica ginger root, with distilled water and
bottled under refrigeration.
It is a very healthy and refreshing beverage and is
'second to none ever introduced into this market.
W# invite comparison with any imported article
and think yon will agree with ns.
Onr system of making ginger ale is the only corroct
way to mako a first class article and our prices are blit
little more than what yon pay for the ordinary ginger
pop.
Try a case or cask and yon will pronounce it as
good as any ginger ale yon ever drank. \
Phones 342 and 396
Acme Brewing Co.
N Macon, Ga.
LIVERPOOL spots closed 4.96
NEW YORK spots closed 9.16
NEW ORLEANS spots clfscd...;..813-16
THE LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
-he Macon cotton market Yesterday
closed easy at the following quotations:
Range of Prices.
Good Middling
Strict Middling
Middling
Strict Low Middling
Low Middling
Spot Cotton Movement.
Dec. 5. 1901 ft*?’ 8 6ft
Dec. 9. 1MB
Dec. 10, 1908 287
Oldest Whisky House in South
ESTABLISHED 1881
OLD SHARPE WILLIAMS.
Pure fine old Rye. by the
gallon 83.0f
4 full quarts 83.60
Expresa prepaid.
GEORGE J. COLEMAN.
Pure Pennsylvania Rye,
rich and mellow, by the
gallon It.75
4 full quarts $3.00
Express prepaid.
ANVIL RYE.
Pure and substantial fam
ily whisky, by the gallon..82.60
OLD POINTER CLUB CORN.
Rich and mellow, by the
gallon 82.60
4 full quarts 12.90
Express prepaid.
movement of 6TI.000 bales for the week.
New England spinners are not buying,
as they find an easier market for their
output, a most unexpected situation after
the activity of November, when Jobbers
secured large supplies of goods. January
was the weakest position.
WHEAT IS NERVOUS;
PRICES UNCHANGED
THE MARKET FLUCTUATED VIO
LENTLY DURING DAY—OATO
CLOSE FIRM,
m
Stock on Hsnd.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10—Tlie cotton mar.
ket more than lost yesterday's gain dur<
lng the day's trading, dosing barely
steady at a net decline of 14 to 21 points.
The market opened barely steady ut n
decline of 3a7 points with the active
months selling 6 to * points net lower
right after the call In response to dis
appointing cables and a growing impres
sion that the trads was not crediting the
official estimate of tha crop.
A rally of 8 or 4 points followed the In.
Itlal brcr.k as a result of covering and
buying for a turn, but offerings became
heavier again Ir the afternoon with atop
loss orders uncovered on n scale down,
and prices broke to Just about the low-
level of yesterday morning on the active
months.
Advices from the south Indicating that
Interior holder? were not Influenced by
the government estimate, but were offer
ing cotton freely on pmetlealy the same
basis as yesterday, were undoubtcdly*one
of the factors on the decline. The mar
ket closed at practically the lowest prices
of the day. Larger estlraatss for tomor
row's racelpts at leading points were
used to emphasize claims that the gov
ernment’s estimate of the crop was out
of line with the movement and private
cables from Liverpool stnted that the
official flgurea would have to be con
firmed by future census and Intb-slght
figures before they Inspired much contl
dence abroad. Commission houses v*ri
good buyers of the late months on fits
decline.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
war* 59,378 bales against 47 974 halos last
week and 67.207 balea .last year. For the
week (estimated) 425,000 bales against
459.291 bales last week and 868.713 bales
las: year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans were
7,765 bales against 15,787 bales last year,
and at Houtaon 11,901 bales against 19,419
bales last year.
Spot Cotton and Future*
NEW YORK. Dee. 16.—Spot cotti...
closed quint, 10 points lowar: middling
uplands 9.16; middling gulf 0..40; sales
27.600 bales.
Futures opened and closed barely steady
as follows:
CHICAGO. Dec. 10.—Wheat prices on
the * local exchange fluctuated violently
today over a range of Hi to Hie., but
at tho close were nlmort unchanged com
pared with yesterday's final quotations,
the market finishing firm at almost the
highest point of the day.
^Corn, oats and provisions also closed
Wheat-
Dec. , .
Eg::
l-.'pirk-
Lfay ::
Open.
. 1-02*4
nigh. 4 Low. CIos.
s*
8:8*
MR \:U %
98%
«* as
62% 01%
61 ' 60
63% 69*4
47% 46%
16.00 11.85
16.97% 16.17%
S
May
: S:!i H S:i°H 1:8 »:#*
DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10.—There appeared
to he more flrmnee* In the quiet dry
goods market today, particularly In cot-
— goods and yarns. The Jobbing house
.—e Is small but stsady. and the road
orders are coming forward well. On
men’s wear it has been decided to open
some of the leading woo) lines for rail,
1909. next week. Raw silk Is quiet with
many favorable offerings made in the
Yokohama markets.
COTTON SEED OIL.
NEW YORK, Dec. JO.-Cotton reed oil
was ateady with a fair speculative trade
In Into months. Prime crude In barrels
i o.b. mills 29%a80; prime summer yellow
8%a%: prime summer whito Iis41;
prime winter yellow 44n46; off summer
jiilow 87s88%; good off summer yellow
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Gn.. Dec. 10—Turpentine
firm at 89; sales 46R; receipts 466: ship
ments 124. Rosin firm: sale* 3.458; re-
r.dpts 2.412; shipments 6.075; stock 15L-
223. Quote; A. R. C. and D. 3.00; K nnd
P, 3.05; O. 1.07%; H. 3.45; I, 4.16; K.
R.10: M. 6.80; N. 6.1»: W. G.. 4.40; W.
W., 6.80.
liHARI.ESTON, D«c. 10.—TurpentilW
firm at 8»%. Rosin firm. Quote: A, D.
C. D. 2.86; E. 2.90: F. 2.92%; Q, 3.65;
H, 3,80; I. 4.03; It. 6.00; M. 5.70; N,
6.03; W. a. 6.30; W. W., 6.40.
Grain and Provisions.
.dPro
’A'lt W)
OLD GEORGIA CORN
Direct From Bonded Warehouse* and Old.
By the gallon §1.26
Four full quarts 83.75
Express prepaid.
We handle .all the leading brands of Rye and Bourbon Whiskies In the
maefcat. and will save you from 2l to 60 per cent on your purchases. Send
for price list and catalogue. Mailed free.
THE ALTMAYER & FLATAU LIQUOR CO.
720, 722, 724, 720 Wcgfc Bay Street
JACKSONVILLE, - - - FLORIDA
May
June
July
Open. High. 7.ow. Close.
8.78 8.77 8.69 8.60
’.*.','.’.8.79 fiTftO Ml *!«1
.‘.’.’.'.Tt! Mi Ml 8*61
8.68 8.66 8.65
8.79 8.80 8.65 8.66
8.41 8.41 8.69 8.11
V.W’.MS Tm. Ml 8,45
9.07 ».08 8.IS 8.90
Receipt* and Exports.
Recelnts nnd Exports. Tnflvy.
Consolidated net receipts.. 89,378
Exports to Great Britain.. 49.597
Exports to France 3,202
Exports to Japan 8,166
Exports to Mexico .
Stock on hand all portr..f,090,825
Week.
888,891
164.849
8lnca September 1. 1908—
Consolidated receipts 6,
Exports to Great Britain 1.
Export» to France
Exports to continent 1,
Exports to Japan
Exporta to Mexico,.
1$
m
1.601
Price, Receipts, Sales, Stock.
The Ports: ! Price. Reets.lSeles.
Galveston . .
New Orleans
Mobile ....
Savannah . . ,
Charleston . .
Wilmington . .
Norfolk ....
Baltimore . .
New York ....
Philadelphia'. .*
Port Townsend.
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9.40
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181182
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1947*8
1260
Interior Movement.
Houston . , .
j Augusta . . .
, Memphis . . .
Bt. LOUIS
•Cincinnati ....
! Txiulsvttle . .
Little Rook....
DON’T WAIT TOO LONfij
Phuring your orders for your wants in our lino—4.
the rush may delay prompt forwarding by express, and 4.
cause you disappointment. Send its your orders—we 4.
will take good care of them and in every instance send 4
you best obtainable value. Satisfaction guaranteed or 4
money refunded. 4
Here are two exceptional offerings:
OVERHOLT RYE, bottled in bond, $13.60 case
12 quarts.
BLACK LABEL RYE, $15.00 per case. 4
EXPRESS PREPAID. A.
+ Other good things at equally as attractive prices. 4
4 Complete line of Wines, Whiskies and Cordials—from.4
4 ths low priced up to the best. Bend for price list. 4
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SAM WEICHSELBAUM & MACK, Inc. ± gs
A f I:;:?:
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P. O. Box 113. . JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
Mr. Ron Amaaon is with us and respectfully toilette the favors
• his friends. ^
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY CO.
DEPART FOR—
Osvsnnah end August*.t:80am
Savannah, Auautta
Covington and EatontOn •111890111
Estonian and Mlii*daevlll«..t 7:90pm
Athena ana Madiaon...,. * 7:40am
Athena and Madiaon.4:90pm
Atlanta (Dtai* ^'y«r)........ 3:39am
Atlanta and Griffin «...» 4:30am
Atlanta and Griffin ....• 7:29am
Atlarta and n • 1-tSpm
Atlanta anr G- *».n 4:4: p »n
Co'umbua and Birmingham?:4|am
Columbua l"1 airmingham. *11:29am
Albany and Mcntnom«ry • J.OOam
Americtit 7.*88pm
* DAILY. fBXCKPT OUNOAY.
Current icfiiJjiti corrttttd to date.
<» 'ARRIVE FROM—
Savannah and Augusta.0>ICam
Savannah, Auaueta
Covington and EatontOn • 1i1tpm
Eetonton and M|Uedgevllle..t 9:00am
Athene and Medlavn *11.00am
Athene ard Madiaon * 7:45pm
Atlanta, Chicpao. at. Louis..*1t;09am
Atlanta end Griffin • 1%m
Atlanta and onrtin.... • |:90am
Atlenu and Griffin •1t:2Cam
Atlanta and Griffin * 7 *!pm
Birmingtoai* end Columbus.,* IriOem
Birmingham end Celwmtua,.* 4|!pm
E ! ISSf FlSSilJliss
JOHN W. BLOUNT.
Diatnrt Faetenger Agent, 601 Cherry at,
—1
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«Jil
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.—Small business
done In spot cotton; prices 10 points high
er; American tnl.idnng fair 6.48; good
mlddlldg 6.11; middling 4.94; low mld-
mlnfi ordinary 4.25; ordinary
8,88. The sales of tho day were 1.000
hales, of whleh 800 bales were for specu
lation and export, and Included 4.400
American. Receipts were 80.100 baJea,
oil American.
Futures opened firm and eloeed quiet;
American middling O. O. C.
JJCCVTTinPr ..................
Drcember-Jsnuary
January-Fcbrusry
Anrll-May
May-June
June-July
July-August
Augpst-Beptember
Heptamber-Octohcr
October-November
November-December
Denrmber-January
January-February
*r
4.70%
4.*48%
4.08
4.68
4.68
4.69
4.67
= II
NEW ORLFANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.—Spot cotton
easy and unchanged, middling 811-16.
SrilA *** klee. and
to arrive 1,050 hales.
Futures opened steady at a
• to T points owing to the poor
made by Liverpool to the ad
Liverpool to the advance on
this sld« yerterday afternoon. At the
middle of the morning the market stead-
up on buying for outside Interests
prices recovered to within 1 to 2
its of yesterday's closing. Selling
sure was renewed at this point the
leading beer Interoita evidently punning
to dislodge the wanker long* *fj)l in tho
market. The market gradually declined
during the remainder of the aea.rion until
near the cl^|-rr. Th- e<-tiv« opMoue
were practically a dollar a bale lower
than yesterday's last prices. The does
was steady with
deenne of It to 11
Futures closed as follows:
December, hid
January, bid
June, nominal
Jury, bid
These prices nro ’at wholesale and not
to consumers. . _
Corrected by S. R. Jaques A Tinsley Co.
CORN—Racked, white * ~
Sacked, mixed
OATS—White clipped 65
No. 3 white Si
No. 8 white —
Special quotations made on
car lota.
HAY—Choice timothy ; LM
,No. 1 timothy 90
No. 2 timothy ].M
No 1 clover OX
Timothy and clover mixed.. 98
, Alfalfa hay 1.20
Bedding straw 65
BRAN-Pure wheat 1.80
Bran nnd shorts 1.45
FLOUR—Private Stock, fancy pat.. 4,25
Boy.l Owl. b*{ patent s.»
Ton Notch, first patent
MEAT/—Water ground Juliette
MEATS—Pry salt riba
Extra half ribs.. None
14-20-lb P. S. bellies 10*
Bulk plates J
Smoked meats, %c. over
above.
HAMS—Fancy sugar cured If!
Htandard sugar cured 18
Ptcnte hams 1
7/ARD—Pure tierces lot
Pure. In 2<Mb. tins HR
Pure. In r,0-lh. tlnr
Pure, In 60.lh tubs.
1144
Pure. In 10-lb tube.
Pure. In 60-lb. tins
McCaw's compound lard.... 7%
The same additions for
other sixes as named
above.
8YRUP—Georgia ^cane <n«w) 40
Black strnp .7.7,*.!!!’.!!\ 14
SALT—100 lbs. white cotton sack... 60
Imported rock salt, lb 1*4
CHEESE—Full cream 14
GRITS—Hudnuto. In bbls 8.00
Iludnuts. In sacks its
RtJOAR—Granulated. In bbls G’,4
New Orleans clarified 6
New York vellow.. "
COFFEE—Choice Rio
Prime Rio __
Medium Rio ft
Common. .8 to 10
Arbuckle's roasted 16.94
RICE—Choice head 7%
Medium 6tj to d
Railroad Bonds
~, Bld.A.ked,
Central of Oi. l.t mort. I »«r
cent, 1888 114 118
Central of da. collateral truet
6 per cent, 1987 »t109 107
Central of Ga. consolidated
Central' Ga.* 'fat Inc., ilj*.’.’.!! ?4 S*
Central G*.. Macon and North-
f9ef ....».;•••.• • 107
Central .Ga ; . Middle Ga. and •
Atlantic. 1947 *-...108 104
Southern R. It.. 8 DO, IW4..108 109
Georgia R. II. and Banking^
Co* 8 pc., 1922 108 196
Ga. R. R. and Banking Co*
b kE mi:": .1 Cl
Bouthw.rt«ni It. ft. .tork .An 1M
Hnvannah nml AunaU. «tt>cli.l07 ID.
Atlanta and w.-i Point ....!« Iso
Atlanta And »V. I>. <MMa....l«< |M
KRa , &.SLi»::i «
Ha. Bou. .nil Fla.. Id praf.... i» 70
Sauthwil R. R.. prrt M it
BoaUtam R. B.. com 71 »|
State of Georgia Bonds
Oo. 4U. 1121 IDT 101
no. 4to, mi IN iii
Oa. 4. 1014....... 104
at. iii. i»< t. toil oo too
City Bonds.
Macon < pc., 1110 100 101
Macon I so., 1021 .107 101
Yhoirlnf~a~Det itf'li'Sio'iiii'.y.'.j'.:10 'm
On a i $o per cent bails.
Savannah 6 po.. .1899 ft 9V
Savannah I pc.. 19U..... 148 169
Augusta 8%. 4. 4%. I A po.. H HI
8.84
Dry Goods—Wholesale
SHEETING—4 to le.
DPff.r.rVG-TSia.
TP'KINO *\c. to !4%C.
BT.FAf'MlNG—4b to 11%«.
CHEc*KII -5% to 7cT
Huhhsrd B'«s. A Ce.'s Cotton Let
NEW YORK. Dec. 10—After anil.,.-,—-.. .v;
In* the bureau estimate jn aoajuscilon; PRINTS—6%to 8%c.
with th* rlnnere* report. Europe appar-t r
er.*.!v deride 1 the l/tt-r t > be t*.e «
a« m i 1 '" evUritn f.r the crop h/*»
»*' +*>‘•4 u* t qt in t* »
l fully f<)i
forth
Lumber Quotations
AT WHOLB9ALC.
fCorrected hy MPel»f,n Lumber Qa)
Common fr«” •: v (»b«rt Itaf) slxed.fl4.04
Common framing (lung leaf) a!«ed. 16.50
Common framing <locg l*af, l).|noh —
a large acale, pvlatlgg to a i
Candy*
Cream lolaed candy In palla, Ik,
SPECIALTIES RULE
ON STOCKJXCHANGE
HARRIMAN PACiriOS PUSHED FOR.
WARD INTO PROMINENCE
AGAIN,
TWENTY CONCERNS
APPLY FOR CHARTERS
OURINO THE PAST WEEK IN GEOR
GIA AND ALABAMA CAPITAL
VERY BUSY.
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.—The stock
market today continued to be largely
of specialties. The liarrlman Paci
fic were pushed forward Into prominence
again, but oven these usually Influential
leader* did not revive any animation in
the dealings In the high grade stocks
which In common practice predominate
fn the dealings. Tha special strength of
tb# Harrimans was connected with the
showing of the annual report of the
Union Pacific and Its auxiliaries, but the
perusal of the annual report was of less
influence on the mind of the averugo
speculative follower of the market than
was the demonstrative buying of the
Harrimans and of other stocks by brok
ers credited with ocUng for Standard
Oil Interests.
The openness with whleh largo orders
were executed from these sources was
supposed to mean a proclamation of con
fidence In higher prices on tho part of
the buyer*.
Filing or notice with the Interstate
commerce commission of an Increase In
transcontinental freight rate* on Jan. 1
waa a helpful factor In chorea of rail
roads in Sm group. The metal Indus
trials enjoyed some renewed strength.
A rise In the price of copper In London
nnd a recovery In the pries of silver
wers of benefit. Belief that agreement
is near on speclflcatlona for steel rails
between the Pennsylvania and the
United States steel corporation was a
cheering factor.
The action of the wheat market was of
sympathetic affect on Htocks and reports
of winter wheat conditions allayed np-
R rehenslon of a severe tlamitKe to It by
ing drougth and later freeaing.
Bonds wers ff
vilue, 81.660,000.
firm. Total sales, par
United Ktatca bond# wero unchanged
n call.
To!nl sales stocks today wers 646.700
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—Money on call
easy at 2n2% per cent, ruling rate 21*.
closing bid 2; offered at 3% per cent.
six months 3% per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 3% to
4% nor cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4.14.60a
4.84.76 for 60-day bills and at 4.14.86 for
demand.
Commercial hills 4.84%4.84%.
Bar silver .9%.
Mexican dollars 48.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Car and Foundry pref..,10i
AmrrlcAn Cotton Oil
VI %
American Hide and Leather pref...
American IcS Berurltlcs
American Linseed
American Smelting nnd ltoflnlng..
65 %
d
Atner. Smelting nnd Refining pref. .10/%
American Sugar Refining
Amcrjcan Tolmcco prof
Anaconda Mining Company.'....!..!
Atchison
Atchison pref
Athmtla Coast 7.Inn '
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio pref.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific ..'
Central Leather
Central !*eather pref
Central or New Jersey :
Chesapeake nnd Ohio
Chicago Great Wsstern v..
Chicago and Northwestern ,
Chicago, Mil. nnd St. Paul
C. C. C. and Ht 7/»ufs
Colorado Fuel nnd Iron
Colorado and Southern _
Colorado nnd Houthern 1st pref.....
Colorado and Southern 2nd pref....
Consolidated Gas .........1
Corn Product*.
Delaware and Hudson
.Denver and ltlo Grands.....
Denver and Rio Grande prof
Dfstlllnra' Securities
Erls '
Erie 1st pfd
Mrlc 2nd pref.
General Electric
Si! MTS '8R'ctW.v.v.:::::::
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
InRB-borough Met. pfd
Interborough Met
Intcrnaflonsl
International Paper pfd
International. Pump
fir
COLUMBUS. Ga.. Dee 10—Ths Georgia
and Alabama Industrial Index wilt say
Itomorrow In Its regular weekly Issue:
(Twenty new corporations, with mini-
Him capital stock of 8545.060. and with
authorised capita! going writ into the
millions, applied for charter Iii Georgia
and Alabama during the week ending to
day, th* now enterprises rcpn^t-ntlng
many phases of commerce and Industry.
The constant stream of new blo«.d that
la pouring Into the arteries of hualm-s*
cannot but have an encouraging and help
ful effect, and It Is Interesting to the
public as Illustrating that Investment Is
seeking fertile Uelds with all the enthusl-
ittsm and alertness of yore.
CoHepleuoua Contracts.
"Conspicuous In Ui* list of contracts]
awarded during th« week Is one i<>
Columbus, Ga., contractor to build a d;i .
■nd' power house on a South Umollnu
Jver at a cost of 81.006.000. The plum
will develop 20-000 horsepower, which Is
to be used by Indusrrlea in the two t]
llnaa. Another iiitereatlug rontrac. .
that to a fbiurtu. Ga., quarry to furnish
910,000 of Hancock county granite to be I
Mggfd In the conetriiQtloit of a government
lining In Missouri. hJ
fLungs era to t* established at '»■
nlllo, Ou.. Rentx. Gn., and Lincoln. Ain.,
and the Exchange Bnnk of Milled*.-vlllr. I
Gn., |s to double Its capital stock, the
[shareholders having so voted.
Land fislss On.
‘‘Land tales are to be conducted at I
Rome, Gn.. and Auburn, Ala., following
the purchase of city and suburban prop
erty at ttioee places bv subdivision com-
panics. Numbers of large drain In farm
Innda are reported, and a iwrty of Geor-
f lans have. In addition to Investments In
■heir own state, bought a ia.o(Hj-a r ro
tract of land In Kim Ida. An Atlanta. Ga.,
braldcncs sold for 8X1.060.
—"There steamed out of Bessemer, Ala..
last Saturday an engine pulling a solid
itraln lead of cast Iron pips, the first
■Ignmont of a great order from Cuba.
—rived by ono of the Alabama com
panies.
Fitzgerald to th* For*.
J ''Fltxferald, Ga., haa sold Its Improve
ment bonda and will proceed to make
substantial Investment* In school houcss,
[waterworks and sewerage. Under u de
cision of the Georgia supremo court. Al
bany, Ga., can sell Its Improvement
bond* and will now oxpsnd the money qa
mutually planned.
"A 816.660 company was Incorporated
ut Columbus.- Go., to manufacture show
cases and lilgh-grad« offle# fixtures, and
Its plant will soon be In operation. In
Montgomery county. Ala., an election mJ
the Issuance of 8180.000 of road Improve'
ment bonds was ordered. Birmingham,
Ala., la to have a 850.000 grist mill; Do-1
eatur. Ala., a factory for the manufacture
of farming Implemcnta: Fort Faync, Ain.,
a fertilizer factory; Macon. Ga., n stock
feed factory, and Romo. Ga., an Incu-
ibutor factory. At Oovlngtnn, Ga., con-i
Itraet for th* sraotlon of an auditorium
and school building annex waa awnnlod."
. aunsrn
jaaa City Southern pfd
iw::::::;::::
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas nnd Texas
Missouri. Kansas nnd Texas pref..
Norfolk and w'eatern
North American
Northern fuclflo I
Pacific Mall ,
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
IMttaburg. C. C. and Rt. Louis
Prtaaed Btes! Car
Pullman I*alaue_Car
Railway Rtsel Spring ,
Tt'Edlnr
Repuhllo Rtfel
Ri-public Steel pref
— (aland Company
taUtrb ’iron !!!*.!!
Southern Padflo
Houthern Podflc pref I
Southern Railway
Houthern Railway pref
Tsifll—* Csppsp
Texas and TaclAc
Toledo, Ht. Louis and West
Toledo. 8L l/ouls and West, pref..
Union Pacific
Union Padflo oref.
United States Rubber ..............
United States Rubber 1st pfd 1
United HUtea meet ,
United BUtes RUsl pref 1
WsatlngbSmra' Niscirie * V.V.V.!!!’.!!!
Wi-fct»rn Union ,
Wheeling and f^dr* Erl*
TViaoosrin Central
Atner. T*l. and T
NEW YORK BONDS.
U. R. refunding ta. registered 1
U. H. refunding 2*. coupon.... 1
IT. S. 2*. registered
American Tobacco 4b
American Tobacco 6s ]
Atchison general 4a ....1
Atchison adjustment 4s
Atchison CV. 4s »....]
Atchison cv. 8s 1
Atlantic Coast Lin* 4s
I lull I more and Ohio 4s.... I
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s
Central of Georgia 6s.. .....I
Central of Goorgia let Inc
Central of Georgia 2d Inc. ........
Central of Georgia 2nd Ino.
Central of Georgia Id Inc.
<'lu-ftap*ake and Ohio 4%S.
Chicago and Alton 8%i
.'hlcago. If. and Quincy new 4a..
'hlcago. H. L and P. B. R. <r
Chicago, n. 1. and
Chicago, R. I. and
C., C.. C. and St.
Colorado Industrial 8s
(■'.lot..do Midland 4s
Colorado and Houthern 4s
inwnrs and Hudspa cv. 4a
raver and Rio Grande 4a
lo prior Hen 4s
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» Met.
I
Jnpen 44*. sect
i.ouii>vliie a- J Nosh, unified 4s ....,
M&nhettoii consol gold 4a...........
Mexican Central 4a
Mexican Central 1st Ins »...*,
Minn, and Ht. Louts 4s
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s..
Missouri. Kansas ud Texas 2nd*
National R. A. ot Mexico coneol 4«.
New York Ontral wen. >%s......
New JeriM-y Central gensml 8s..,.
Borili.-tn RTlfls
7 Norfolk end Western consol 4s....
t Oregon Short Line rfdf 4s
| PWW. rV. |%s. 1618
| I'MiiajlVMia consul li.*.#,
Rcmllng general 4a
Ropnhih; of Culm lm
Ht. I/oula and Iron Mnun. con. 6a...,
Ht. Louis and San Fran. fg. 4s.
Ht. I^uls Southwestern con. 4a...,
Hsalmard Air I4na 44a
Houthern Padflo 4e •...,
Houthern Padflo 1st 4a
Southern Railway 5s
Union Padflo 4a jox*
Union Pacific cv. 4a W*
V. 8. Steel 2d 5a 1(121
WubaM, l.t. til
Western Md. 4s 79
Wheeling and IMe Erie 4a 831
Wisconsin Central 4a 87*
N. Y., N. H. apd It. cv. 6m 135«
Lake Bhorc 4a BG4
Hardware—Wholesale.
fCorrected by Dunlap Ilardwnre Co >
WF.t.L RUCKETR~I4.28 to 84.80 do*.
norm—Manila. 18c: Resol. do; cotton,
1 WIRE—Barb. 8.10 D*r pound*
PLOW BTUCK8—Harman, Mn.; Forgu
-0 P*T.OW RTiADES. Be. per lh
inON-l%co por 1b. baas; Swede 4%o.
NAILS—Wire. 81.40 kag base; rut,
12.60 keg I nee.
BUCKETS—llaln. 82.00 dox.; whits ce
dar. three hops. 84.00.
CHAINS- Trace. J4 to 8t do*.
GUN POWDER—Per keg. Dupont craok
TIM IS - Printed/ 11.80: cedar. |5.06.
BIIOVKI.S—87.00 to 111 per d*m.
CARPS—Cotton, 84.60 par dog.
Crackers.
Rarona aodaa. ec.
Barona nlcnaoa, 7%o.
rTWWiTOr ■
Ginger anapa (N. H O.). To.
Assorted cakes, Rlc.
Business Men’s
Meeting 1
The Fourth National Bank—a business institution, r««t-
ing upon the eoundeet business principle*, guided by tried
and proven business men, and patronized by tho most con
servative business firms.
Bank “Facts”—not Theories—facts backed by sound
judgment.
It’s from such a standpoint wo solicit your account. V
Fourtli National Bank
,JV ' maoon, ga.
Willingham’s W arehouse
COTTON FACTORS
SHIP 'US YOUR COTTON AND
GET THE BEST RETURNS
GEORGIA
She Is Pleased
Bocaueo her husband has giv
en her an Electric Chafing
Dish, which is just what slin
wanted. It is just the tiling
for cooking oysters, rarebits
omelets, ote. Cnn be used ort
tho dining table without injury
to it. Can you think of any
thing moro useful to give your
wifo for Xmosf ’
Let us show you tho many 1
electrical nppurtonances wo
wc hnvo for sale.
Macon Railway & Light Co.
Santa Claus’ Seat
In hla famous sleigh must need rapoRs
lng by this lime. How about that ssol
In yonr carriage? Or any other port
of the vehicle? Wo do ftll kinds of
rarrlage repairing except th* poos
kind. Bring your carrlugo her* an«f-
have u# put ft In shape for the holi
days. There's time yet.
218-220 Third Street.
Phone 2040.
Cotton Seed
Market pries of sound, dry cotton seed
any quantity. 914.00 per Ion at any rail
road station In Georgia.
HARNESS
$14.00 Harness at $10.001
$15.00 Harness at $10.75'
$17.00 Harness at $12.75!
$20.00 Harness at $15.00!
These extraordinary prices fur a!
little while. Wholseale prices nt r» - *
tall. Ordet; a set, and If you don't;
like them eend them back. Bent C.
O. D. with privilege or examination.
J. W. SNOW
Btstca for tha Western Dlvli
the Southern District of Gsoraki
Nolle* of tppllcuilon for discharge In
tho matter of Tom Burkins, of near Kin-
plr*. Pulaski County. Georgia. In bank-
To the creditor* of the above named
bankrupt: You are hereby notified that
the above named bankrupt haa filed hla
application for a discharge from all of
th* debts .provable in bankruptcy agalnnt
ths said Tom Hucklns. Ths sold appli
cation will be heard by the Hon. Emory
Hpeer, Judge of the United States dis
trict court for jald district and dTvIalen
at the united States court house In the
city of Macon. Ga., on ths 82nd day of
December. 1901. at 10 o'clock a. m. All
creditor* of the said bankrupt art noti
fied to bs and appear at the time and
place stated to show cause. If any
th,i tth * y of
I*. M. ERWIN. Dsputy Clerk.
GEORGIA. Bibb Countyt Will be sold
on ths first Tuesday In January, ions,
at nubile outcry, at th* court house. In
sk ffSTuSbft&e EM
[One coos pump and hoes.
Two (3) steel axle loir carta 1% by .
Now located at Rutland. Go. Bald
property being diffivult and expensive
Is move, soma sill remain where new
located and net brought to th* court
bouse for eals. field property levied on
as the property of j. w. Hklpper, Jr., to
satisfy a mortgage execution Issued from
(he superior court of sold county In fa
vor of J. t. Cose Thrashing Machine
Company agotast J. w. Kipper, Jr.
_ 0180. B ItofiKItTKON, Sheriff.
This December otk. 1ML
Kdnwird I<oh, l*rce. John II. tkmahus, V. P. Joromo Herman, Ssc.-Trsi
P. 0. BOX 1098, JACKSONVILLE, FLA
MUMM’S EXTRA RYE.
« Quart. I :•!<> 1 Oul. Ju* I
• Quart. 10.30 2 ilal. Juc o <0
12 Quurtu 11.00 3 OaL Jiik 10-00
OLD NICK ROLAND CORN.
4 I Oal. Jug Il.to
I Quarts 0-00 2 Oil. Jut 0.00
12 Quarts. >.00 > Oul. Ju* t.oo
. WILLOW BROOK RYE.
4 Qu.rtu 12.00 1 O.l, Juk... 12.30
3 Quurtu 3.73 ! Oul. Jug 5.33
12 Qu.rtu *.50 2 OftL Jus 1A3
IMPORTANT.
Take burning mul order now—do not wait. Avoid
tho (’hrintniais rimli.
Wc Carry a Complete Line of Wines and Liquor*.
Write For'Our Complete Price List.
SAM & ED WEICHSELBAUM
P. 0. Box No. 55. 610 Market St. Chattanooga, Tens
Phono No. 820.
Our stock is complete with the finest and beat brand!
uf Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, etc.
WINE IN BOTTLES
Amontillado fiberry Imported
Duff Gordon Sherry Imported
California Port
Royal I*ort Imported
Garret u Co. a Bcuppernong
California Otarel
Imported fiauterni
California Claret
Rhino Win# < Konlgabschen
Rhine Wine i RudeahelOtfVk;
1 gte.
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6.40
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Gold firal* 1 American* 'wine.’qt*.!!!!!!!*. Sift
Gold leal American wina. pte 4.00
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