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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: rLaD FOR PROFIT — GEORGIAN WANT ADS — USE FOR RESULTS TIU RsPAY. MAY .... I”|2.
Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale
~ PEACHTREE
■ ■ I
It .certain now that on the strong tide of an advancing
market, everything on Peachtree out to Ponce DeLeon will go
to SI,OOO a front foot.
Discriminating buyers who secure lots that are especially
well located, either corners or lots running through to other
streets, will possess one good asset in a piece of Peachtree front
age. This property is fast becoming fancy and rare. We have
a few (a very few) small Peachtree investments that are a little
better than the average. They are about the size that a young
fellow can handle and make money on.
FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR
M. L. PETTY & E. L. DARLING
Rea] Estate. 32 East Alabama St.
Foil $6,000 will give you one of the most substantial homes on Capitol ave
nue. The lot is 50x205 to an alley. The house i« an 8-rootn g-story slate roof
The terms, SI.OOO .-ash. $35 a month. 6 pet rent for the balance
<t.\ WHITEILM.I. STREET wo offer iTbrooin 2-story house. lot 50x200. for
’IO.OOO This |,.r goes back to an alley ami has on the rear a 6-room house
renting for ’2O per month. This properly is worth $12,500. For a quick sale we
"ill sell it at the above price on easy terms. For an investment you can not
bear it, let n« show it to yon at once. .
ON WEST PEACHTREE we have a new. modern id-room 2-story house on an
east front 1..t 50x200. that we offer for a quick sale, for SII,OOO. This bouse
Fas furnace beat, hardwood floors, in fact, every convenience one could wish to
hate in a modern up-to-date home. We hate vert easy terms. See us at once
if interested in a West Peachtree street home
OVERLOOKING Grant nark, on Cherokee avenue, we offer a 7-room cottage, on
■ ‘ 10l 50x200. from street to street, so” $4,250; $750 cash and $25 a month for
the balance You can not afford to overlook this bargain on Cherokee avenue
J. N. LANDERS
Kcsifleip p 667 Gordon St. Phone 946
WEST EXI). NEAR Ll’l’lLE AVE. CAR.
OX MATHISii.N PLACE. West End. near Lucile avenue rar line. No- 1. 5 and
six room-, up-to-date bungalows. cast from; hot and cold water: plumbing.
• omhina t i*m ti \ i iirc-. sidewalk:' and sever flown and paid for. lot 50x147 to a
trn-fnot allo} ; pri*<* >2.:;<)o each; S3OO rash. $35 per month.
ON MATHIS<»N PLACE. Nos. 1. 5 and 7; six rooms, up-to-date bungalows:
''a.'sr front hot ;uid <nbl water; plumbing: combination fixture* s ; sidewalks and
-ev rr .(own and pa’d for: ho 50x147 i.. ;< ten-foot alley. price. 300 each. s3oo
• a.-b. *25 per month.
SPRING STREET LOT
WITHIN L>o FEET of Walton street wc hate a business lot
I lull should sell nl an advance of $-1,000 lo $5,000 next spring.
It’s mighty seldom you get an opportunity of buying high
<-la<s business property so .'-lose to center around the price of
th s. $11,500. Easy terms.
B. M. GRANT & CO.
Second Floor. Grant Building.
BUY A HOME WITH A BIG LOT
ONE BLOt lx from a car stop on the Decatur and East Lake
car line a brand new five room bungalow on a -lot ■>< by
about 100 feet deep, which runs back to the street car righl-of
way. This place lias not the <-ity conveniences, but we believe
they will he accessible within a few months. Price $2,250 on
terms like. rent. Wo offer this property, both as a good home
and a good investment, on account o fits location and the depth
of the lot. Before many years the rear o fthe Im will he more
- valuable than the front ,a< it fronts the ear l>ne. See either Mr.
Rad ford.or Mr .1.1. Hook.
I'OSTER & ROBSON, Agents
I I Edgewood Avenue.
FOR EXCHANGE
TWO godd renting propositions on Randolph street,
near Highland avenue, for farm or acreage, read}
for sub-division near city.
ATLANTA SUBURBAN REALTY CO.
FOR SALE ( 'orner South Pryor Street.
(This Side Georgia Avenue.)
I / X T I XT I GOOD turner for business; house of
I J |~ —J I rooms on lot. See us now for thi-.
WOO DSIDE
SUBURBAN BARGAINS
Jlt'-PEK EiiuT will hu} h Plaster Bridg c lot 112x549 This is only Buo feet nf
Peachtree ear line.
19.000 WILL Bl'Y SI acres, one mile from Cascade Spring. 46 acres in cult iva tton
wit it good home; ail necessary outhouses. 'Phis is a bargain. Will take $4,000
north nf • ■in property as pari paymen’.
$4.250 —THIS is a six-room bungalow in Inman Park. on easy terms, has side
drive Let ns show you.
15,000 BI'NCAIJ’NN . six rooms, and a beauty, on Sixteenth street: close to Wa.’l
Peachtree, easy terms You ought to see this.
Martin-Ozburn Realty Co.
Third National Bank Building. Phone Ivy 1276; Atlanta 208
WANTED
SOMEBODY ANYBODY
W ITH $15,000 IN REAL MONET and GRIT enough tn hang on for tnn
vran to take hold of one of the best undeveloped nal estate opening- in
ti-r vicinity of Atlanta NOBODY without the above qualifications need an
swer. Peachtree frontage. If you don’t believe let u.« show vnu.
'fhe Fisher Real Estate Agency
6.31 CANDLER BLDG. ATLANTA. PHONES IVY 2296. ATLANTA 2296
STORE AND 5-ROOM COTTAG E
EIRE destroyed this property recently There was a 2-year lease
on it at S3O monthly; has Just been rebuilt; has water and
sewerage, located on corner in growing section Doing to lease or
sell; or exchange for vacant lots. Price $3,000.
GILMER & WILLINGHAM T
•i> Walton Si., Third Door 06 I’caHit ter.
Ground Floor.
Real Estate For Sale. Real Estate For Sale.
E. G. BLACK & CO.
601-2 Fourth National Bank Building
June Clearance Sale
Each of the following prop
erties are to be sold with-)
out reserve.
$1 1.50.
X*>. 300 WEST FOURTEENTH, second house cast ol < lark. 1
story. 4-roonl bouse: lot 38x150 to alley All city improve
men’s will be paid for by the owner; city has passed up tor chert
and sidewalks; has water and sewerage; property easily worth
$1,500; it’s yours at $1,150.
s•')', 151).(M I.
HERE ARE NINE AS PRETTY LOTS as you ever put your
peepers on; 3 lots 52 feet each facing Fourteenth and 6 lots
II feet facing Cherry; the property is the northwest corner ot ]
West Fourteenth ami t'herry. All city improvements to be paid
by the owner. They have city water, sewerage, sidewalks have ;
been passed, up by city ; also the streel has been graded lor chert.
. This property only 3 blocks west of West Peachtree; value ot ■
property $7,500 easy ; it’s yours for $5.150; SI.BOO may be cacried,
payable S3OO annually with 6 per cent. Here you may use $3.3a0
cash, and before lhe balance of 81.8(10 is fully paid this property
w ill sell for SIO,OOO. Try and buy Fourteenth between the Peach
trees—looks like SIOO a foot. Now. here only 3 blocks west you
are getting it for less than sls. and Cherry street frontage less
than $lO. Don t sleep, but buy this bargain. It s yours lor ►
$5,]50. Wo have novel - offered a boiler and surer money maker
.8.5,11.5 0.00.
, I ’Gwin rec Road Lot. 90x600
HERE IS A LOT the value of w hich, owing lo its unusual depth
and location, is 880 foot ; we are going lo sell it lor .8.>.9 )O
There is a mortgage of $4,000 due and payable SI,OOO in six
months, ami $3,000 in 1 months: equity ol sl.’•.»(> cash. Ibis
lot is located on the right-hand side of Peachtree road just north
of ' Dead Man s Curve. oppositc•Colonel \\ . P Andrew-,
home. It s for sale now al $5.!••>().
$ 2.7.50
('liii-kcii Farm.
MARIETTA CAR LINE. MILES STATION, just a lew hundred
yards above Belmont I - arm. There is a tour-room bouse in
new repair; seven acres of fine land, about 11 2to 2 acres in
peaches (and let us tell you. the peach crop will sell this year
for s2l to : has spring water on re a r of lot ; one ol the h andsomest
I groves of oak trees you can imagine, stable ami barn; propert.v
worth $4,500. it's yours lor $2.7 >O; terms. -f1.2.>0 cash, balance
to please von. Must be sold
E. G. BLACK & CO.
601-2 Fourth National Bank Building
NEWTON COUNTY FARM
[ 2'X, ACRKS of tin*' < "i'll ;iii<| grain land Si.< : -vili* - .\*“\’oh
? *ountv (i I 'o g it. Will sell cheap ■> 'whang* f**r X’lania juopcii} II
i nite seven-room hous« . all neuessaiv mH building- tpi.imu
Id »T lODx-’bu | L.'k* junction. Ch-ap for < ash. <u ( a.n n..s iw te> in -.
• ld>T 100x195 at Buckhead; elevated, shaded, fi ne‘ iin inu-n i pi ••position,
HOLMES fit LUCKIE REALTY CO
I Phones :. A!«. 226, Beil Ivy 4L>7. -H N l - t rsyth SI.
Beautiful Decatur Honie
I H.VVF. IN NORTH DE< ATt’R. ab<> lit 3-x mile from Hie Do itn ■ ou> t
house, a home of nine rooms, in excelh nt < ondition. The rooms nil
large, four of them being 17x2" feel and tin rmuafndm 17 feel square
There are three nice .abimt mantels downstairs and lit<-|;laics in c\.-ry
room The place is located on fiv< a< te s ~f beautiful, les el land, and sm
rounded bv prettv shade and fruit trees. There arc numerous outbuildings
and ■ hieken run-. This |.|aee is going to sell, and - tn be bought for the nt'xt
few days at .< baraain.
EMMETT HIGHT
RI- .VI. FSI ATF
513-:.lt 515 I’.Ml'llti: 81-J'i.
Small Fann Eor Sale
II .Vi’RES on m,t ti Itoari. t lire e-q ua ft el « of a mile of eity limits, good
siy-room house ami two- '-out house; <m ehei:--d toad ;tdjo-inittg A . F. A
A. rtPlroad. so: s4.<><Hl Terms to suit the purchase An id<al 10, ation for
suburban home or t tie! ami dail y farm. Telephone me, .Via tn-3122.
MARCELLUS M. ANDERSON
REAL EST.V TE DEALER
ri ft< HASE MONEY NofES RoVGIJIT > In ot Beg
1 H. H. H. REALTY COMPANY
’ IIS l<ni|>Mc
Telephone < 'mmertions: Bell M.iin 218. i; Atlanta 602. ;
-ElVi; Ed »< 'M huu f and. thro* '"-in n £<.<■*! hnu r- ~v lot
ion. rot far front Ma’irlia -irm. u: - i undnubt ndH « bargain and '
■an b* bought x\ ■ll S3OO ca.-h I P'turni hri r’ni ' mnl. a l --rt <i;»t,in* * fr-»n>
< flint ng str c **t Ma a
I <.i r ’■> i< 0 1 ’ -•!■ Battle 11 S3O wih rxHiango «»r will sell for
bargain. ‘
L9OO ACRES *H g- land in *ujth Cf-'ig'a. will ■ -ji 6.000 foot <>f gn*>*i olio*
pinr timber, will rut i.'0.000 turpentine l 1.->xn< not anotl’r! pirro of land in
et ter* I
H.WfXG MOVED from A’ anta. I w sell «•• .ti.tng* m\ h*»nm. 71 Mr:
rills Ave., uornt'i Piedmont Ax e l‘» •f- to <x- ii.tng' fm vacant ;n r' ag"
pi '»prii\ around Atlanta, nr souths c<t Gmrgia •> EXu idM • »nl\ w ish lo
deal with owners dire-i. Eor fui the pa i tivula rs address
E. G. WILLINGHAM
542 WHI'I EHALL ST.. ATLANTA. LA.
t live stock market
Bonds For T,tie. ,-| 11,M.n ;:„ Ilog,- R.-.cpts .
| $825 S. B I urinaii and \\ R W illink hh» Market w. ak !•> 5c Htwer . m;.\* <! and t
io Ed W ilhnk. land 10l .5'., < .ininn-itring BuG’lots >7 7.50 ; g<H"i_ »iea v\ i
ho feei southeast from 'i.f sotuliwrsi < t)l ‘ ,u ' ..'‘ 4 2‘\- ''o i
nr* *>f Jonesboro i*»ad and i>, .*», wtrrri <all h- lU-itpi* .: 000 Markri nrarb
*.(» x JOO fort I I»r11 a: • ■ U'Oh Off \ r > '*o 'h ' .',O. < • -a url >-f ff e • t' k tj ,
V t U 0 Grnrgr \ tlrnd •> I .- 'I-.-ni.i \ t. .< |,. - • frr.frt t ;
and lame T W jlhanr . in*l inx x. w •> .»
2•nn tn R J • ’ f*"•* ’ i ■■ f 1h r r, <. i • Ic - t bi«■ p I; r < pt non 51 ai> r i ' ■ ■
. <->rnr t -»f Wr ' I 'ra ■h> rr f ’trr t an-’ nptf'f ■ •>■ i ; t’ ’ ft' 1 6 e; ’* Wtn h ’ ,
< , T r.e It.l ■ ' M .■ |X ,75 •„!
Real Estate For Sale.
i
ClIAk’P Doylston
O I)
PONTE PELEOX AVENGE
THIS IS I.N THE SECTION that
is mixing right along now and
the place is right in lire, for ad
vancement This- is a good prop
osition tor some one who wants
io buy tor quirk profit.
HIGHLAND WILNTE BARGAIN.
OWNER ne MCST SELL
and hr will -ell ai a price that
is ream and trulj a sacrifice
This house has six rooms, niceh
papered, beautiful mantels, and
a good level 10l . house fares
«outh; has hot water, combination
fixtures, and has been built «w<<
\ears last month. What we want
1 an offer.
RAILROAD FRONTAGE ON
M ARIETTA STREET.
“N MARIETTA STREET no
have a Aa<-ant 10l that the owner
has no particular use for and has
told us to sell it at a price that
is lon enough, and let the pur
chaser make his own terms.
p. There « a great future in this lot.
FLORENCE STREET.
THIS IS a four-room roitagr that
rents for $7.50 pet month; stays
rented all the time Lot i« 40 b>
’OO. and we can sell for $750 cash
This is a good 12 per cent invest
ment.
H’ttß EXCHANGE for good va
cant lots or equity worth the
i money.
.’I xnn Pi rtC'HASE MONET NOTES
First mortgage; 6 prr <nnt
Prefer north side, but would con
sider south or west if extra good lo
cation.
•ino. R. Scott.
Phone Main 1869. 81 j Gram P.ldg,
c»NE of the most beautiful homes in the
city t<» be sacrificed Lot 100x408. plen
ty of shade, fruit, etc., a fine home all
complete See photograph in this issue.
M’M t'ASII and S2O per month. Price
*2.250 Garden street, near Georgia ave
nue nice 5-room house, ha*- sewer water,
gas and on a lot 50x1 IK See this at once
s:'.>n (’ASH and *;‘s pet month. No. 166
Lucile avenue If \ou will go in this
home > <»u will find one of the prettiest
5-room houses you ever saw. Has every
con venienco. Arrange*! for four more
•ooms ai a small cost. See this
S. B. ’IT RM AN A ( ().
BROAD VNI> ALABAMA STREETS.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
RI iSII •! ;.N( ’I; of nine rooms, on best part
1 of North 'Boulevard; modern ami rnm
-1 nlote. with all improvements, including
f 'urnaco heat ami screens throughout
This good home can be had cheap, and
upon east lerms.
L< >T 50x185 in Delaware avenue, in beau
tiful (,’rmwood t«ark. It lleK well, on
car line. Price $750. Easy terms.
L. »T 50x200 on Henderson avenue, in Cas
cade I’ark, near car line Price SSOO.
Easy forms
LOT 37x109 **n Eads s-treet. near McDan
iel This is r'gbt in town and ready for
a small house E<£.quick sale. $350 will
buv it
I EItXNK BE< K 805 Empire Bldg
5-23-39
F<>R sale ;>r exchange for good
. vacant read.' for improvement.
NINE-ROOM Hol’SK -280 E Lindon
iroct. value .’3,500. equily $3,250;
>rnis lor $37..50 per month: occupied;
v ill sell on easj tei ms to good part',
or exchange for good clear lots in goo<’
neighborhood: north side preferred;
will give or take cash difference.
• Ino. R Scott.
Phone Main 1869 814 Grant Bldg.
| THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS.
WASHLXGT'I.X. May 30 Generally fair
w eather will prevail and F rida \
u\f r the eastern half nf the cmjntr>. i
with I*kwci teanppi a turps lomght in the
Atlantic states ami higher tempera’tire-
Fri«la\ in 'be < >hi<» vallex an*! the Lak*-
; r* gt*»u
Light frosts art probable tonight in
northern N>w York and northern New
England
GENERAL FORECAST
Following is the forecast until 7pm
Friday;
<;r cg'.4 Fair tonight and Frida;
V’rgiuia Fair ami * <»r»lrr tonight Ft’
i *|,4 v fa ir.
North ‘ arolina ha r tonight and Fr:
day
Sou’ll ’ arnlina l-‘air tonight ami Frt I
da.'
Hlofida Generate fair tomgh’ ami Frt
da.v
\lahama ami Mis issippt Fair tonight I
11 • <
DAILY STATISTICS
Warranty Deeds to Secure Loan.
$1,700 Dode Sams to Miss Sarah Lee
\var> Evans, land I*4 B'>. <-onimen« ing at
Im northeast < *>rnei of Glenn and Ira
streets. 54x100 feet. Mav
*SOO William E Holmes to Mrs E '|
■ -‘a tie. land lot 84. 50x210 feet Ma. 17 .
Quitclaim Deeds
>6OO Hibernia Buihiing* an*i Loan X>
I -iatton to (’bar! ■ Lemke land hu 8;; i
I commencing 7’*’ • f* e’ south Rlhml*• ■ |
street. .>9x175 fe»-’ lune 21. 1909
<i Luna !." •!' Loe ’ • Anna G lx»vei'. \
j latul lot < ommom >n?i 7'”.. frot -miith < f I
i Rhodes ’I rec’ •‘■Ox .■• f* * ’ Ma >
Mnrtgane
i >•><) Iprmie I'a ■'■ '•Guta Bin. nr
'and Savings <'.>»op rt n ‘and lot V. •om ■
I n enrinr t 'b frr’ es 1 fr r, m ■"r c '' 'L*a
1 •)!(•• of Mangh’m 1
l.'D ■;
NO SUPPORT TO
COTTON MARKET
Liverpool and New Orleans Ex
changes Only Ones Doing
Business Today.
XII Neu York ex* mg* ' we-r -•'•i
Thursday «»n account of Federal De »ra
| i ton da >
The ('hicago board of trade was >rd.
The Liverpool and New Orleans < 'tton
| exchanges wore open • o hosnies-
Little nr no support was wn m •i ••
Now Orleans cotton market t-na} -i o
jto the bohdax in all American market
I\i the opening, prices were steady a ■
advance of 1 t*» 12 points above the «l«»sc
of yesterdax During the day s <es<
• ' cry little business was done However.
| the market held up well with the la< k - f
! support from tL*o New York market
At the close prices were ai r.n advau.- •'
of 1 to i points over the closing figures
•>f \ esterdax
RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
cx- • ► •
O I m i •
t o|z j - m u ! Q.U
May~~ LLS2 11 52 11 52 1 i 52 1 ’ 60 ’ *;■»
June 11.01 11 62-63 j
j Julx 1 1.59 11.66 11.59 11 64 11.63-65 11 60-61
Xug 11.52-53 ll 48-50
Sept .11.42
< »et. 11.34 II 38 11 33 11.35 11 35-36 113! -32
Nov 11.36-38 11.32-31
Dec 1! 35 11.39 11.35 11,37 11 .37-38 11.32-31
•lan 11 41 11 41 11 40 1 1.40 1 1.42-43 11 26 37
Eeh 11 42-41 D 38 40
Meh 11 46-48 • ‘:
Closed steady
The foreign market reported 4 moder
|ate business in spot at 1 point decline tn
i 6.36 for middling, sales. 7.000. American.
I 6,800. <ppculation and export. 300 im
ports. 12,000. American. 7.600.
In the futures department prices were
steady at the opening at declines of 1 to
2’ 2 points, against about 3’ 2 to 4 points
at the close At 12:15 p m was steady
at Itn 2’t above the opening figures.
At the close the market was stead' ai
unchanged prices to point higher than
ihe previous rinse.
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Futures opened quiet.
Opening. FreT.
Range 2P. M Close Close.
May . .6.14 -6.16 ... . 6 L'.~ 6 t.xw
May-.lune 6 1.3 6 15L. 6 16 6 14G.
lune-.luly 6J3 -6.15 ' 6.14k* 6 15W 6 15’*
luly-Aug 6.15i 2 -6 17‘* 6 174 6.18 618
Dlg.-Sppi 6 16G-6 IS 618 6 18’* 6 1S’ 2
iSepi-uct. 6.144 616 6.154
j net.-Nov 6.104-6.13 6.13 6.14 6 1.34
I Dec .lan 6 •94-6 116 11 6 124 612
lan.-Feb 6.094-6 II 6.11 4. 6 124 6.12
Feb -Meh. 6.104 6.13 G 613
Meh.-Apr. 611 ”-6.13 6.1 34 6.1 44 61 I
<'hosed steady.
HAYWARD & CLARK S
DAILY COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, May 20 With the
technical situation and its defense in New-
York playing the star role in present-day
ina»'ket performances, we had. of course, a
quiet session, as New York Is closed on
account of Decoration <lav.
Liverpool was somewhat better than
flue on futures, but quote*! spots I point
lower, am! shows a decrease in sales
There was no weather map today, hut
an official forecast for cloudy weather
tomorrow in west Texas and Oklahoma,
which would suggest that the west Mexi
can disturbance has approached the west
orn cotton belt and prospects for some
rain there have increased accordingly
Some good rains fell yesterday in the
eastern stales.
Much publicity was gi'en yesterday tn
May selling over Jul' This was caused
by a few hundred bales covered by be
late*! shorts, and was not due to spot
demand.
European financial news is being
watched closely.
Germany has taken a largo reserve sup
ply from this crop. As mills are pretty
evenly scattered over the country, and
’be supply Is carried airgel' at the mills,
it engages banks all over the country , and
a financial crisis could put a general
check on demand from that (juarter The
into-siglrt f*»r the week looks around 54.
000 against 52.495 last year and 81,48.3
in 1910
We compare mill takings this week
with 177,000 hales last year and 207,000
bales In 1910.
PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table shows receipts at
the ports today compared with the same
day last year;
1 J 912. ! 1911.
N*- w < »r lea ns 2.546 41.3
Galvp.«ton. 1.102 .137
Mobile. 16 72
Savannah 1.295 529
Charleston. ... 131 5
Wilmington 56
Norfolk . 429 226
Boston 2
Total. . " ~ 5.605 LSBS
NAVAL STORES.
SAV ANNAH. May .39 Turpentine firm
at 44-\ . recefpTs 1.457
R*>sin firm, receipts 4.250 waler wiute
*7.50. w in low glass $7 45. N $7 45. M $7 45,
K $7.45. J $7 40. H «7 to. G $7 35. F $7.35,
E $7. D $6 65. C B A $6 15
SPOT COTTON MARKET,
Atlanta, steadv middling 114
New York, holiday
New Orleans, steady , middling 11 9-16
Liverpool, eiisi*-r mifidhng 6 36d
Savannah; holiday
Augusta, tiirief; middling 12<
Mobile, steady , middling 11 ’<
Galveston. *iuiet middling 11 9-16
Norfolk: h«*li<ia}
Wilmingtoti, nominal, rmdllng I! 4
Little Roek. quiet: middling 114
('harleston. nominal; middling 11%
Louisville, firm: middling IDi.
I ’hiladelphia holiday
Boston, holiday
Baltimore, nominal; middling 11
Memphis, steady muhlling 12c
St. Louis, quiet, middling 114
Houston, steady. mid*lling 11%
ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARbET.
(By W. H. White, Jr., of the White Pro
vision Comoany.)
Quotations based on actual nut chases
dur’ng ’he current wee!
»'hoico t<» good '■leers 1,000 (<.• ’ 200, 5 , ,
! 476.50. good sleris. 800 to 1.000 5 JF*/6 00
| medium good sleet ' 700 f*> 850, ,00 >/
1'• 50. go*Mi to choice be<|f 1 r »w s. 800 i<,
■4 - <lO
’o 800. I 25fu 175 good i ( , . hohv ceppi
.50 tn 850. 4 25'5/ 525 me<hutn 1 ■ g< ■<l
heifers 650 ’0 750 4 00<*/4 7 .
The abn-e t epresent rul > g j>rl* ee nf
good quality of beef cattie irferior
giades and dairy • pe spiling lower
Mixed common steer- if fat, 700 *n non.
j44s>i 175 mixed common •ow - jf i b oo
' 800. 4 007/ 1 ’5 mix*’*! - • 'HO .fl hj/D !f -
|to fair. 600 to 80(» 2
l e. bulls .3 25*h 4 06
Prime hog**. 100 to ,o»o a < <.•<*
7.75 c. good but* her bog'*. 140 to 160 , _■ u
7 50. good bijlclwt* pig.' 100 *. ;40 7 oo**/
7.25. light pigs. 80 I'HOO. 6?)0< ( /r, j' h ta . .
rough hogs, L'Ou lo 250 6'»s'q7 25
Above quotations apply to corn fed
hog- Mast and peanut fattened h <■ l(/j
14c and under
For vour convenience. Wai t \«i - w M
be taken <m*i the t»-Gan<| bill ,il
he sent at expiration <4 a*i No mutter
what yo . want * t b.a' • ■> sell, a <,» 1, a p
1 Want Ad will do the work, ; .saving
* you time and money
Atlanta Audit Co.
Public Auditors
and systeniatl/«t«
All ANI A md 1 xMI T
CO-OPERATION IS
LARGELY I MYTH
When Capitalists Speak of It
They Usuallx Mean Non
competition.
By B. C FORBES
NEW Y<»RK Max '•> ->r tn
• this * ountry instead of bc-ng ’'curded on
: ’he Golden Rule, is • oficv of pmcn-
heck order It seldom rings true It «
usually one-sided t’o operatic** «ho’i<«:
work, not one nay nbo?h ways *or
•ho benefit of the buyer a- well *
seller, for the consumer we/ v rhn
* prod in er. Herr the consumer t* B left out
of account in most case* The q«.:a ■ ’
who plead five co-operation m-oeafi *of
mi ■■ • U' ■ • »•-■ •
! kind of co-operation, they mean co-op
eia- .p ~nj\ in»-*rg G'.emselves * rro
tec’ themselves without any regard wh«t
ever to th* poor, defenseless use- of the r
pnxiuets
Is this brand of eo-nprraiion 1 krly to
last? Does it deserve to last ‘ Weighed
in the s* ales of justice th** adxanragC'S
are nearly al! a' one end of the beam
• • •
In other lands co-operation does n*»*
mean the banding together of the t»rin
* ipal producers or seller* of a * rrtatn
class of merchandise I? means,
the organization c.f sociones for the sup
ply ing *»f g-»ods t•> member* an*! for -ha
division of all the profits to the purchas
ing members I have In mind *»n* ver--
important com ern which, from mode*’
beginnings in the retail field, has grown
Into an enormous enterprise including
wholesale dlstrihuGon, manufacturing, im
porting et ' 1’ s area -operative
iiety A'.l inc urofits ore c u-? r;hu' ed
among th »e wh*» have contributed to
them, not to a handful of directors or • ap
itallsts.
• • •
Cn-operativp st*»res are be.ng found**!
in ar. unostentatious wa : - in New York.
The spirit of thrift, which a* last is gat
ing some ground m ’his «<*un’r' is al
culated to stimulate ’he movement
• • •
Had nAt nur . apitallstF who pleach '-n
--! operation" belter eexp' xp some thought to
what constituie- genuine eff"f of that
kind" Is it not tune that they realised
lhaf co-operation instituted sole!) :• r
the benefit of their ->wn class with scant
regard for the consumer, i* not worth' -
D’s their better selves" Co-operation
which i« onh eighteen inches when it
' should be a yard long Is not anything to
brag about Rather is it a species of
selfishness, selfishness on a grand scale
When capitalists combine merely to fur
ther their own interests, to so entrench
themselves that they have the public st
Ibelr mercy, then, instead of bestow na
upon such action the ’erm ‘ . .’-operation,
a less flattering word should be used
...
Tlie anthracite producer* ■ ' 'perate -
in the capitalist,, sense of the -old
Well, we have .v.ist been treated ’■ a one
specimen of their handiwork Ti e, an
.lounce that they must tighten the setens
i upon houssni’lders b.-caust if ’l ev •’•
J tempt to so treat the < orp.tatt.in.- ib»
1 ; factories, the big workshot - that ■
sume part of their product, compete tot
I from soft coal would )>e eneoun’erc.i‘
.(Think of it’ Their unblushing plea 1
in plain terms, is this
The big people, the < orpora’e con
sumers. would resent an advance n
anthracite prices They would c-e
bituminous Therefore, in order tha’
we may t ’■• antagonize them, we have
doublet! the advance th*- ordinary
householder because he lias no w -
of escape, because he is at our merer
• • •
Nn more untimelv and imp«»hie e* <*i. »m
--ic blunder has been commit’*d tn man' a
da' The twenty-five cent advance do.***
not en<l the matter sA fat the con
sumer is coruerr.ed Tha' s the ado.
Hon made by the closely organized m»p*
owners How much profit the retailer
will demand remains ’•• seen $
man with whom I talked last evening
explained that as th*- retailer would hax*
to employ more < aphal to handle a gixet
number of tons. < iearl' t e would have
tn add something to the twenty-five • *n’
In justice to th*s authority I should add
that he strong!' advocated a restriction
nf the producers increase in price tn r*n
cents per tor, instead nf twenty-five rent*
He « hara< terlze*! n . actb-n taker, a* un-
! likely tn lead ’<« tmuhlr f<-r everyhnd' tn
the business
• • •
Were I given 1.. pt..|.be< v. I w. ild fore.
<ast hu early at»<ib”'m of the ’wentv
five cent aovatce Are the anthraci’s
mil.eowners large enough to rernnt’der
their action If not. tlo 1 are not ltk»l»
1.1 remain as great a power as they are
How Thev will, of a certainty have ineir
w rigs clipped They ate firing too high
BANK CLOSING NOTICE.
Monday. June 3d, Jeffarson o>v>«*
birthday, is a legal holiday. The banks
composing the Atlanta Clearing House
Association wtH be closed for business
on that day
DARWIN G JONES S«c’atary.
ROBERT J LOWRY, P-eaiOent
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’ ynu 'I he Georgian \sant Ad roiumn*
i rea* h mmc p« <<j>ic .s»>■! hr mg
Hhai ■-• ild nm h*- obtained in a*.
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