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r 0 I THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 16 1909 1 > r e r Ballards- I F now Liniment Positively Cures Rheumatism Neuralgia Lame I I Back Old Sores Wounds Sprains Bruises etc Give it a Trial and be Convinced Three Sizes Price 25 50c and 100 L BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO JAMES F BALLARD Proprietor- ST L I LOUIS MISSOURI ii = AI Sold arid Recommended iy- I W A DALEMBERTE Druggist and Apothecary 121 Sou th Palafox Street Pensacola Fla I The Carts With Red Signsa- re running on schedule time Place your order now for coal wood charcoal Coal or wood delivered the day orderedclean- free burning coal and dry wellseasoned wood EXPORT FUEL ICE CO Phone 363 O J SEMMES JR Mgr I Gifts For SmokersW- o l r offer the finest smokers requisites cfr1 that experience mn select We carry the I I leading and most popular brands of r P emoting tobacco Imported and domes- tic ¬ cigars thAt are regarded by experts as e the finest on the market A large Una of J French briar and meerschaum pipes smoking sets tobacco jars pouches etc See our beautiful Christina CUtIs i Candy In plain boxes and Christmas baskets I All goods at special Holiday prices 7 Orders solicited for Christmas Cream S iiib CHIVERS WOLFE I Come and See Our Xmas Turkey- The Best of Everything to Smoke and Drink PALAFOX AND ROMANA J ChTsfth asT bIO l nens Will be white as the driven snows of the North if you have them done The Empire Way Phone 322 and well put them in perfect trim for the great fe- astImpire LaundryWh- ere Linen Lasts W C MACKEY Mgr Phone 322 a NGSTOLIER System o- fElectric IlluminationTh- e most efficient economical and convenient system- of lighting ECONOMY and EFFICIENCY form the foun- dation ¬ of illuminating and all other engineering problems xrrd are only obtained by careful application of well estatx shed laws of science The TUNQSTOLIER SYSTEM of ILLUMINATING has been designed with a view to securing maximum re suits rendering it the mcst economical and efficient of any existing lighting syst- emPENSACOLA ELECTRIC OO New Business Dept Phone 10611I- I I Advertise in The Pensacola Weekly Journal JRADESMAtfS- WEEKl Y REVIEW INCORPORATION OF NEW INDUS ¬ TRIES DURING THE PAST WEEK IN THE SOUTHERN STATES Sosctal to Tn Jawrn Chattanooga Tens Dec J6The more important new industries estab- lished ¬ in the South during the week ending today as reported to The Tradesman are indicated by the fol ¬ lowing list Alabama Birmingham 30000 Iron work ¬ ing plant 25000 publishing com- pany ¬ 10000 realty company Mobile 15000 towing and wreck- ing ¬ company Gadsden Electric railway com- pany Arkansas Decatur 10000 telephone com- pany Little Rock 15000 milling nnd manufacturing company 100000 de ¬ velopment compAny Helena 25000 hope and stave company Jonesboro 100000 land and manufacturing company Florida DeLand 25000 realty company Sanford 5000 construction com- pany 512500 development company Ocala 20000 fertilizer manufac- turing ¬ company Jacksonville Automobile factory 200000 woodworking plant Madison 15000 planing mill Cedar Keys 10000 manufactur ¬ ing company Daytona Beach 10000 hotel com- pany ¬ Georgia Dallas Insurance company Atlanta 500000 construction corn- fgtny atitoizobita company Macon 10000 bottling company Union Point Tee plant- Kontucky Bellevue 10000 construction com- pany ¬ Louisrille 10000 realty company chemical company- PrankUn1OOOO machine and gar ¬ age company Lexington 300000 constuction company Louisiana Now Orleans Saah and door fac ¬ tory 55000 construction company 2000000 development company 100000 land company 200000 land company 15000 realty company 10000 electrical company 10000 lumber company 2000000 canal company 5000 manufacturers oil and gas burners 60000 packing company 100000 plumbing com- pany ¬ 3000 produce company S50 000 manufacturing company 20000 manufacturing company Baton RougePaint and paper fac ¬ tory 2200000 carriage factory 100000 Iron working p1a- ntCro1000O cotton gin Gretna 50000 manufacturing compan- ySLreveport15000 land company 10000 ice cream factory West Monroe 100000 realty com- pany ¬ Alexandria 50000 lumber com- pany ¬ 300000 railroad company Marksville 600000 lumber com- pany ¬ New Iberia 10000 lumber com- pany ¬ Lake Arthur 50000 milling and warehouse company Jennings 85000 mines Vinton 100000 land and rice company 10000 oil company Monroe 50000 hotel company Ruston15000 lumber company Hope20000 saw and nlanins I mills Pickering 10000 saw and planing mills Breaux Bridge 1000000 sugar factory Lake Charles 200000 naval stores company 50000 oil company Patterson 5000 ship yard com- pany ¬ 50000 manufacturers measur- ing ¬ machin- eJJonaldsonvlllo10000 packet com- pany ¬ Mississippi Greenville 50000 ice and cold storage company Moss Point5000 publishing com- pany ¬ North Carolina New Bern 950000 Ice company 5000 lunJber and manufacturing company Stanley 125000 lumber com- pany ¬ Murphy 15000 chair factory Dunn 50000 lumber company- Mt PleasantAutomobile company Middletown 10000 supply com- pany North Wllkesboro 200000 cotton mill ndrsonvilIelOOOO column fac- tory i j Franklin 50000 light and power company i Durham 25000 manufacturers- of oil cans bottles etc- Oklahoma Bromide 10000 building assocla tionOklahoma CityS75000 realty com any 2500 printing company 10 000 publishing company 50000 gas and electric company 30000 iron working plant El Rcno10000 packing com ¬ pany- YukoniOOO electric company T awton 500000 cotton mill Hobart 10000 clay works South Carolin- aChar1estonMachinery and supply compan- yDarlington50000 water and elec tri company I Greenville 10000 hardware com- pany ¬ 15000 lumber company Lowndesville 250000 cotton mill Anderson 100000 gas company Tennessee East Chattanooga 15000 Ice and PILES PILES PILES Williams Indian Pile Ointment flI cure Bilnd Bleeding and Itching Pfe It aborbs the tumors allays Itching at once acts as a poultice gives Instant re ¬ lief Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles and Itching of he > il vate parts Sold by druggists mail SOc and S160 Williams MT Co PoPL Cleveland O Sold by liootona Phar ¬ macy WHATS Your Health WorthY- ou start sickness by mistreating nature and it generally shows first in the bowels and liver A IOC box weeks treatment of CASCARETS will help nature help you They will do moreusing them regularly as you need themthan any medicine on Earth Get a box today take a CASCARET tonight in the morning Its the result that makes millions take them sat CASCARETS ice a box for a weeks treatment all druggists Biggest seller in the world Million boxca a month I rTTn Laundry is perfectly equipped- with low pressure machinery- for ironing all your linens The greatest care too is exercised- to see that the entire laundry plant is kept clean and perfect- ly ¬ sanitary No expense ts spared to do real good laundry work NEW METHOD LAUNDRY E W LAWRENCE Proprietor 1517 WROMAN- ASTChristmas Phone 186 Nuts Fruit Cakes Mince Meat Candies Groceries = fr i Everything Marine Grocery Coo V J VIDAL Manager Phone 725 604608 South Palafox St cold storage company 10000 realty compan- yNashville3000 manufacturers of lawn swing- sHarriman5000 mines Texas San Antonio 50000 construction company Galvoston 3000 transfer company Colarod500000 railway company Mangum 20000 brick company Rockwall Three 6000 cotton gins HoustonTwo 100000 develop- ment ¬ companies 30000 printing company 100000 land company Itasca 125000 land company Bonham 25000 hadware com pany- I1dlandWater works svstom Fort Worth100000 oil mill Abilene 70000 candy and cracker company Bellville 20000 development com- pany Beaumont 5000 iron and steel company Wichita Falls 200000 coal com- pany ¬ Grand Prairie 200000 cracker and biscuit compan- yVictoria40000 townsite company Teague 5000 hardware company Quanah7000 creamery compary Benjamin 24000 live stock com ¬ pan- yEnnis9000 printing and publish- ing ¬ company Dallas 10000 publishing corn ¬ pany 75000 realty company RockdaleCoal company Virginia Norfolk 5000 development com- pany ¬ 5 0 000 realty company 5rt 000 lumber company 25000 manu facturers bread etc 500000 plaster cement and lime company 500000 building and loan association 2 < V 000 building supnly company Alexandria fl 00000 drugl com- pany ¬ 200000 tile works Basic Lxunbor company Hoanoke Millins company Harrisonburg 10000 construction compan- yCharlottesviIle25000 automobile company New Church S250OO plaining milt Newport News 100000 drug com- pany ¬ 25000 lumber company Broadway 25000 concrete works Lynchburg 300000 construction company West Virginia Wheeling 700000 construction I company Could Not Be Better I No one has ever made a salve oint- ment ¬ lotion or balm to compare with I Bucklens Arnica Salve Its the one perfect healer of Cuts Corns Burn Bruises Sores Scalds Boils Ulcers Eczema Salt Rheum For Sore Eyes Cold Sores happed Hands its su ¬ preme InfaQible for Piles Only 25c at all druggists SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JOURN S HARBOR RIVER I AND MARINE NEWS Shipping Transactions ana Notes of Interest Along- the Bay Front The Norwegian bark Abyssinia Capt Engcbrethsen arrived yesterday afternoon sixty days from Ardrossan- a port in Scotland The vessel cam came over in ballast and will load cut here probably for South America The Mcnviso Comes The Italian steamship MonIso Capt Revello 2522 tons arrived yes- terday i consigned to the Gulf Transit i company for loading of miscellaneous i cargo for Spezzia and Genoa The steamer was docJo i1 late in the af i j ternoon in the railroad slip and car- go j will be started right away i j Kenilworth Is Docked I i For the purpose of loading out for I Havre with cotton the British steam ship Kenilworth which arrived the I day before was berthed yestreday at the west side of Commanrtancia wharf j for cargo The Kenilworth atlhough i a British vessel has her name in j i large letters on her side and mari- time i I men say that this is the first of I the British traders to carry the name- in such a place the idea being fol lowed almost exclusively by the Dutch- or German vessels a Sartmarsh and Belmont According to the late list of sailing dates of steamersconsigned to the Gulf Transit company the British steamers B 0 Saltmarsh and the Au ¬ gust Belmont both th property of the Louisville Nashville railroad are to arrive here on the same date They are both of them due on Janu- ary ¬ 20 The Saltmarsh is doing ser- vice for the Serra line and the Bel- mont ¬ will take another large cargo- of cotton to Havre a S Gracia Is Due The Spanish steamship Gracia con ¬ signed to the Gulf Transit company- for Liverpool loading is due at this port The steamer sailed from Liv- erpool ¬ Nov 4 but will call at a num- ber of Cuban ports and also possibly- at Port Tampa before coming on to Pensacola S S Manteo Arrives Bringing several hundred barrels of naval stores the steamer Mantec Capt McLaughlin arrived yesterday- from Florida ports and discharged- naval stores at Commandancia wharf into cars in waiting The Manteo leaves early this morning for Mobile and Now Orleans to return Sunday night S S S- Will Finish Nitrate Cargo The British steamer AngloChilian which brought a cargo of nitrate cf soda from Iquique Chili to Pensa ¬ cola will complete the discharge of the cargo some time today The steamer will not load at Pensacola- Two S S HaVe Arrived The British steamers Parkwood hence for Bilboa and the Soperga hence for Genoa have both arrived cables reporting their arrival at re spccUve destinations S S S Arrived J Abyssinia Nor bk 106S Engebreth1- sen Ardrossan to order I Monviso Ital ss 2522 Revello Wil- mington ¬ I to Gulf Transit Co S S Put in For Safety The American schooner Sawyer Bros bound from Cardenas for Mo- bile ¬ put into port Saturday afternoon on account of the rough weather pre- vailing ¬ I in the gulf and dropped anchor off the navy yard She will proceed I to Mobile tomorrow provided the weather clears I Foleys Honey and Tar is the best f and safest cough remedy for child- ren ¬ I At the first symptoms of a cold give as directed and ward off I danger of croup bronchitis sore throat cold In the head and stuffy i I breathing It brings comfort and ease I to the little ones Contains no opi- ates ¬ or other harmful drugs Keep always on hand and refuse ubsti tutes W A DAlerrbiTtf druggist j and apothecary 121 S Falafox street RECKLESS WITH IA WHEElBARROW i TWO CHILDREN HURT BY SAM WARD CARELESS NEGRO WHO- IS HELD UNDER LARGE BOND- IN POLICE STATION i Sam Ward a negro laborer accord ¬ ing to statements of witnesses is al- I ¬ ed to have rolled a beelbarro- dlrectlv toward two small children of O L McVoy yesterday afternoon- and arrested for the oftense he was held in a bond of 500 Being unable- to make it the negro was locked up at the station and will be tried this morning Ward was employed dcvwntowa yes- terday ¬ and one of his duties was o- handle a wneeTbarro Tbp tw > children so the foiro heard utr on the sidewalk and t c sro Wl CASTOR OILIN POWDER 15aJzILJzfl TASTELESS IMrn ANY HfSamt ODORLESS IUD CJffit BEST AND SAFEST 4JLAXATIVE KNOW lZE51 i T fUIiIT I f j I WHAT IS WORTH- KEEPING AT ALL IS WORTH KEEPING WELLT- he moral of which Is If you have any papers or valuables and who hasnt the only safe plan is to rent a- Safe Deposit Box- at from 200 per year and up from- us Absolute Safety Privacy and Convenience TI ON U S DEPOSITARY CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS 5450CWOOO CHARLES W LAMAR President MILTON E CLARK PresA Cashier CHN PFEIFFER Asst Cashier JAMES W ANDREWS Asst Cashier said to have deliberately run into j them One of the little boys sustained a severe cut on the forehead from being struck with the wheel while the other wn said to have been thrown to the ground Yard mani ¬ fested the utmost indifference at the j station taking things very coolly The father of the children not knowing I that the negro had been arrested j appeared at tho station shortly after ¬ ward and tried to make a warrant I for him When told the black man j was in jail he was more at ease but his temper was much aroused and he rather expressed a desire to get at Ward = m m MARKET REPORT n = = = = = = = = PENSACOLA COTTON MARKET The following report Is furnished dailY t for The Journal by Marks Gayle F O B Cotton Merchants Pen acola Fin I Good middling 1434 Strict middling 14 3S Middling 14 12 Strict low middling 1414 i ERPOOL COTTON I Open Close I DecemberJanuary- januaryFebruary T 83 I 7S3 78 MarchApril 790 793 AprilMay 795 MayJune 796 NEW YORK COTTON Open High Low Close January I486 149T 14SS 14 so March 1521 1335 1521 1535 I NAVAL STORES MARKET Savannah Go Dec 15The spirits or tontine market opened and closed as fol- lows ¬ Open firm 5 > l2- Clo e firm 3 3 t Sales casks l01 Receipts casks n1 Shipments casks 1 I Th rosin market closed firm as fol- lows ¬ WW 6 75 I VG 625 I X 61 At 585 y 6O I III 4 60 It 4ftto 4 12s- rj 4 00 to 4 01 F 3 771 to 4 02 > i- B 392to 4 n- on I 310 I j > 3 85 ti 3 10 r S IJ<< Receipts barrels 5J Shipments barrels Stocks barrEls IrI WALL STREET REVIEW- By AMcdateti Prass New York Dee 15 Prices of stocks moved narrowly and with hesitation in the opening dealings today Sales of 5000 shares of United States Steel prompted bv the declared labor war on the corporation broke the price a point Utah Copper declined 1 and Union Pacific preferred advanced 58 The changes as a rule were mixed and were all quite trivial There was a perceptible yield to prire following the decline In United States Steel hut when that stock rallied a tra- tion the whole market hardened The market became heavy again later on increased business Reading reacted from 169 12 to 168 18 and the rest of the Important stocks all sold slightly b- low < vesUrdavs closing Before noon Reading had risen again to 169 34 and this had a hardening e- fft elsewhere The movement was slug jrish and the trading dull Atlantic Coast Ime and Rook Island preferred declined 1 Bonds were steady As le from a renewed rise In Wabash preferred to 58 38 there were no changes f corwerience In the stork market dur- ing ¬ the noon hour Minneapolis St Paul and S S Merle declined 1 12 COTTON MARKET New York DP iSThe cotton market opened steady at a decline of tII points I unlrr heavy litigation inspire 1 by dis- appointing ¬ cables OtfInlZs wre vryl- i Avy during the early trading lit ther was a fool demand from outmrn anJ astern butts and after showing a neJ loys rf from 5 to 12 point on a live months the markt rafl1 to within a point or two of lae nights finals The market was firmer late in the fore- noon ¬ on continued support from southern western and Wall Street bun with prices Shout 2 to 7 points net hither Offerings continued larg but were well aheorhed- and the market at midday was within a point or two or the top Cotton futures opend stan Deeern- her HI January 1436 February H Ic q OIanoh 1s21 May 17 Jine 143 bid July 1355 igist 1 25 n- temher 139 tobpr 13 t iii- STt 0S4 I quiet S pints Ipbr mjlJ- 1nl1 upland 1515 gut 15 4 saes > hals I o MCMILLAN BROS cu Coppersmiths Genl Metal worKers 0- t f5r K o- fTURPENTINE > STILLS I P O Sox E2 Tel 33- 0PENSACOLA to FLA THE SIGN OF PROSPERITYTh- ere is no doubt that prosperity is returning There are signs of it everywhere This bank is prosperous and Its business- Is Increasing day by day The public likes to deal with a growing institution because It is significant of worth and merit We en ¬ deavor to please all of our customers We protect their Interest sacredly We thank those who have given us their patronage and solicit others contemplating a change in their account I MON- THSPENSACOLA INTEREST AT 4 PER CENT CREDITED EVERY THREE STATE BANK Pensacola Florida- J S REESE B M CART J w DORR President VIcePresldent Cashier The Peoples National Bank of PensacolaDIRE- CTORS J J HOOTON R M CARY L J REEVES T E WELLES- W A DALE IBERTE J S REESE W DcC KESSLER- A General Banking Business Transacted and Accounts Solicited Ships Disburse- ments ¬ given Special Attention 4 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK FENSACOLA A General Banking Business Conducted on a Safe and Conservative Basis Correspondence Soicited R M Bushnell Cashier I t < d The Uuuestionah1e Securityo- f the First National Bank of Pensacola- has won for it a multitude of accounts both large and small Its liberal policy to responsible bor ¬ rowers furnishes them with every fair business facility Absolute safety however is always- the first consideration- A banking service of the highest merit is enjoyed by every depositor First National Banko- f Pensacola Florida Designated Depository of the United States- W K HYER JR W S KEYSER W J FORBES President VIce President Cashier THOS W BRENT Asst Cashier W N ROBERTS Aist Cashier DirectorsF C Brent W A Blount W H Knowles W K Hyer Jr W J Forbes W S Keyser and Knowlea Hyer t i i e 4 4 it- MoY SO c A i Gifts That Please MenMe- erschaum and Briar Pipes from 25c to 2000 Amber Cigar and Cigarette Holders 100 to 350 Cigar and Cigarette Cases from 50c to 200 Tobacco Pouches and Bags from 15c to 175 IMPERIAL CIGAR STOREL- obby Brent Bld- gDont br Ji p to 0 Ruin Your ii Eyesb- y using a light that is not of the I proper strength or one which Is Im ¬ properly located as a small bulb hanging directly in front of YOUr eyes Try a REFLEX properly placed so i t that you will get a soft even Illumina- tion ¬ i 1I 4 L over the plane to be illuminated i I without the attending discomfort ot having a bright light source directly before your eyes PENSACOLA GAS CO Phone 148 25 and 27 E Garden Street <0 r TO THE FARMERSUnt- il further notice our gin will start up every Thursday We have added s firstclass grist mill to our plant and with gin and grist mill In charge of an experienced man we guarantee entire satisfaction We buy cotton cotton seed and corn JOSa JIcVOY co Cantonment Fl General Merchandise Cotton Fertilizers all kinds of farm supplies GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Cli aso Dec 15 The weakness of the wheat market ystrrla was displaced by decided strengtn wnen trading began to ity th opening notations unchanged to 7Sr hijcn r ompare with the pre ious c I3 The change In sentiment was iue rhl to an advance of 34d to 1 lcl n th price of wheat at Liverpool Dece- mx opened at 11 to 115 12 and May at 101S to III 14 During early trailing fcember held within the otxnlng range but May sold tIt to 110 38tt 12 Liquidation on a liberal scale caused a further decline In corn prices early In the SeSSIGIL Prices at the opening were- a shade to SSc lower with May at 65 38- to 6Sc May failed to get outside the t 1 opening range during the first hour Longs and cash Interests were liberal sellers of oats whkh cau ed considerable weakness early in the session following a fairly steady tone at the start May opened 18 to I4c higher at 44 34 to 78 and sold off to 44 l2c Provisions broke severely at the start based on enormous receipts of live hors Opening prices were 10 to 32 l3c lower than the previous close Close be December 11212 May 110 1St1 CornDecember 61 34 May 65 58 z4- OatsDecember 4S 58 May 44 68 PorkJanulU 198 May 2L67 12 Lard December 132 Tau lg2S 1t Ribs January 1193 12 May lLI6- r
