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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. 8UNOAV. SEPTEMBER 11. 1904.
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WHEAT MARKET
on rail nominal;
no loans. Time
loans iiiicliauct'il.
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
IS FEATURELESS,
utumn
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Market firm With Considerable Pro-
ff Taking by opraors.
v. w .V...W Rfiii to There was
l.avy i.n.nt laklnii whlrh inovcl UNCERTAINTY AS T0THE6H0W.
KtiNkN raiher Irnuulnrly today, al-i NG O STATISTICS THE
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HioiikIi the undertone was undcnlnlily
CAUSE
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M Momclhlng w. kith motet the Ueparlmenl sparse Prr aUr0,Uialu simoe
,o many n,u material. aJ etleel, that the linding ol a ityte la suit each Indwidyal ta.te U ,urpr,.igly simple.
-We'd like to have yoa tome I next meet and take a Jook, you'll enjoy teeing all. Ike e eoneeif
and whether yon buy or not yon are jutl at welcome. i t 1
firm. Th tendeiiry or many Ishiiih
v an lowanl a hlislier level. !iile'd.
Ki'veral of Iho iimro artlvo Issue.
Af RAID Of miWm REPORT
Mich as 1'. H aiecl prererrr-U nan
. m, loiiclind new lllull rwords
ri.r Ih" l.rcKinl nioveineni. iiiihiih-hh
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LIGHT DECLINE IN
COTTON PRICES
FACTORS WERE LIVERPOOL MAR
KET AND A BEARISH VIS
IBLE 6UPPLY.
rAVORABlE VfATIlIB HAD tfrECI
Dejr Are Having art Inning and Pro
dittiom, Aro Being Made That a
Loer Tone Will be Ob
ervrd Nrxl Week.
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N.-w Oilcans S. .i. I Sm.i (.lion
quid. Sales l.25 bales. Including
U.S'iu in irrlv'.
Ounintioiis :' I'-wr.
FlltUICS opened qllicl Hi n decline
of I- x.iiii. 'I'"' disappointing
HI lit IKll' 'f III-' Liverpool IIIIIIKll. H
,I,k id.illy bearing visible supply state
ment iiinl a riiviiral.li' weather map,
which. following iimiiy iiaya of
worn her. ill.l iii ""l lhu ""'I'""-"'
i.r rout iniiiil deterioration that were
,., Ill r Iv. 'l fniiii I In- Iblds. These
were among I he bearish fuaturcs hut
tlu iiii.kI polciil was thd fart I nit
supplies ..r cot I on arc slowly bu
lili-ailily ncciiiuuhillng ami Hi" l""
demand Is t at all strong. Ah I
was H.c .nl of III.' week. Ircwli ini'l
hiK was liiHiinilly reHlilotod liul tin
I.. -irH received nun'! encouragement
than ili.-v have hml r..r a long lime
,,,, ll(.,cii.MK were rrccly ""ado
Hint a lower market would Ik; soon
next week. , .
del. .her opened 5 points lower iind
finally sold down lo !.!!: December
opened HI points lower at Ki.ol and
dually declined lo !I.!I7.
Thr market closed (pil.'l, showing
T-L IllKHI'K l.r 12 tO IT. pi.illtH.
New Orleans Futures.
New Oilcans, Sept. Hi Cotton fii
lures Hi raily: September H'lmf
October !l.!llffMt2; Novi'inlirr '.t.'MOvW,
December !I.!I7Ci!IS; .lamiary W.n.ifffl
01: February W.uiifft 1 1 ; March Ul.M
Hi.
New Orleans Spots.
Now Orlcnns, Kfi.t. 10.-Col Ion wan
quiet, steady; sales l.2r.; ordinary
7 :: 1; good ordinary !l 1-Hi: low mid
I II -Hi; mid Id 5-Hi; good "'i'l 10 5'8i
inlil !alr HI 7-K.
Receipts 1.2!Mi; sloeli 22,Sti!i.
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New York Cotton.
New York, Sept. 1(1 The cotton
market opened easy HI. u decline or
I! to 7 points In response! lo disnp
poinliiiK cables and heller weather
I linn looked for In view of yosler
iliiy's iireiliellon for rain in the east
ern hell: He early map showing gen
erally c-l.-itr conilii ions. Lower Wall
Klrcc'l brokers bought moderately on
the hreak.
Itccelpls for Ike day were lull and
the bug" estiiiinles lor Monday's
movement at Houston aided tho down
ward tnoveiiieiil.
Ili'ceipls at the ports today 2 1. sV.il
bales, imnlnsl 11.100 last week and
J;m;n:i Insl year.
For the week 17.r,ow bales against
l.'il.lil:! last week ii'id I lO. lX;! last
vi.:i r
Today's receipts at. New Orleans,
I.2HU against 2,.r.7 1 last year.
New York Statement.
New York, Sept. in Cotton, dull;
mid 10. '.Ill; gross receipts l..2.ri; stock
:ii;i.
Total today, and consolidated eel
reci'ipls "l.r.r,!!; .'Xorls lo Croat
Hrilaiii 2l..r.0; .lapan 1,1 1"; slock
1 1 1
Total since September 1, net re
ceipts I TS : exports lo Ureal llrlt
ain 7T..S 1 1! : franco R,!M,(i; continent
2S,lsr.; Japan l.loo.
U..mtii.r.. rflllwaV WtlK tlM ftHllin'
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i.r the railway irroiip in hip niny
yrmllliK. l-ater SI. I'a'". I liion i h
railway lshiien liecaiim vpry KlnniR
......i,.., Dm list ncllvllv was
cniinP'l chlclly Hip minor railway
nml Industrial Khnres. Tho i-lnslnc
.. mi ti it Hf-Hvp and stroiiK In HP1"'
of the ruriher heavy profit lakl itr
Total Hiil.-H or homlH wcrp I3..W-M
non.
Oats Steady but With Llgh . Tra,
Ing Increased Hog Rocelpts
Helps Prices.
London Exehanqe.
London. Sepl 0.-:insols
tu I u:- do. account SK
I, i.r silver, unlet 2 7-K; money I t a
I ; Hhorl hllle. 2 12: Ihreo monHis.
2 I 2 n SMC
Paris Exehannp.
Tarls. Sept. Hi. Thrco per pent
rent en Sl8 r SI2 I '1 v 1r ncconnt; px-
cl.atipp on London, 2r. r .12 c ror
check.
LIVE STOCK,
Kansas t'lly. Sept 0. "atlle re
celpls 10,1100, Inciudlllf? V soiitn-e
sleady. ,
CIioIpp pxport and ilresHeii i.e..
sleers T..00 a ti.oo; fair to irood ! a
,C0; weslcri fed steers .nr. a ....o.
slockers and reeilers a
ullK'rii sleers 2r.n a 3S: soutnein
. . . i -n .1 .
cc.ws 2 a .ion ; nniive own ..." n
nntlvp heifers 2.(t 8 IS..; hulls 200 a
3.VI; calves 2.r.0 n lion.
llos. receipts 3.000; market steauy
ton r.f.o; pIkh ami Huhts r.17 t--' n
r.r.o. ,
Hl.ccn. receipts none; nominally
steady native lanihs 3!0 n -r.r.r: na
tive wetliets ILT, a 100; native owes
3 a -I :tr. ; western minus ism n '".
wester., yearlliiKs :iti a 100; western
sh-ep :! to a 3lir.; ewes I! a 30,
MARINE
Po-t n Galvrston.
Calveslou, Tex.. Sept. 10.- Arrived
(leatncrs: Kclvinlmnk (Hr) Kyiler.
Vi-w n.-h-ans: ('.-.Ivesloi (Nor.)
liiyile, I'rou'resso; Wiley Slkes. fill'.)
I'-i-ckeii. SI. Vincent: San .Jacinto,
r.lsk, New York: Monlauk, (Hr)
Hii.ii'hlon. HamlmrK.
rieari'd stenmers: Alamo. Avery.
New York: K A I ha. Quick. New
Vork: lla-lin (Nor) t-'alversen. San
thiKO de CiiIih; Metcaior, I Nor. I Kai
ser. Havana; ('annelina, (Nor.) An
ii '"-"n. lliivmi' !Hid (icl aia.
S.-iil'-l. steamers: Alamo. Avery,
'o- Yrk: Kl Alha. Quick, New
York; ('annelina, 'Nor.) Anderson.
Havana and (iiliara; Iris, (Nor) He--A.
Tamtilco; .Merealor, (Nor.) Kai
ser, Havana.
C'IiIciiko. Kept, in.-l'ncerlalnly as
lo Im hIiowIiik of 1 1"' Kovernmeiit r
pert ri'sirlcteil tradini; in the uraln
mai ket imluy. reHiiliitiK In feat lire
Iikh market. Decemher wheal rlnxeil
ror,l n 1-4 hluhcr: corn 12 to 5-8 closPr;
fl.tlil..... . n i o i .1 .....I iii-iii.lulnnu tl r
lower. Wheat opened a tride panler
on lower rahleH and fontlmieil favor-
ah!(t wealluT. Deceinher Ik-Iiik off l f
lo I t. Tho ilemand Improved, and
commission houses were huycrs. lie-
ports of rrosts in North Dakota in-
mulil hud some Inlluencp In Htlinii-
latliiK purchases. Deceinher went to
108 7-K. Tradini; during the remain
der of tho KctiKlon was mainly or an
evcniiiK up chnracler. Tho marnoi
'rinsed nini Willi Deceinher 10S 1 a
r.K.
Mlnneapollfi. ruluth and thlcaso
reported cars anaiiist 2!M last
week and S02 a year ni?o.
riniip iidvaiKis rrom tlio mtt-
turlnn crop and a rear that Iho rov-n-nment
renorl would he hoarlsh
ranseil weakness In corn. Tho mar
ket closed rather weak, necomher
opened a sliade lower to' a shade
liinher sold hetween T.O 1-2 and 013-4
nrd closed at f.l.
Iteceipts cars. r,!l contnici.
Oats were steady with only UHht
tnide. Tho market was tniiuencen
lively hv the act ion or corn. Do
f'emher opened 1-8 to 1-4 higher, fiol.l
hetween 32 1-4 and 32 3-4 anil ciosc.
at 12 1-4 a
Iteceipts 12.' ears.
Fellini; l:y )i traders due to pros
pects of Increased hoK receipts was
the chlor cause for a small ocrnm-
l provisions. Tho tradi'iK was num.
.January pork, lard and rihs were
all f. c lower.' closinu; at 1217 1-2712
I 1 anil fir..", respectively.
Kstitnaled receipts Mondav, wheat
71 cars; com 78; oats l.r.9; h"h's,
.12.000.
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Honunionl. people do not mind
spending a tfood amount of money If
he well enlcrlaineil. You are Kiiaran
teed a firs! class entertainment ill a
small jirioo at the Olio.
The music at the Olir will mako
yen dream "no mortal ovor dared lo
dream heforo."
Galveston.
Halveston, Sept. In. --Spot cotton
steady; mid lo I 2: sales 2.IL'7; re
ceipts f.,210; st"k 11.1 li.
New York Futures and Soots.
New oYlk, Sept. 10. Cotlon fll
liltes elo'.ed. steady; Seplelldier 1o."S;
Oetnlier 10.1.7; Nioeml.er lo.os; Do
eeinl.er lo.1l: .lanuai v 1 '. 1 1 ; Kelu u
aiv in Hi: March lo.l.i; April H.2i .
M.iv Hi""..
S.ni ilos.il .lull: iniddliiiK utilands
in.!".; mid nulf II.'.".. Sales none.
Th" Rice Market.
S. Locke lireaux under New tlr
1. ans date i.r Sent. !l says:
Iteceipts or rouuh rice 10.085 sacks.
Millers receipts, li.OSli sacks. Sales
o: roiiKh rice: Honduras, new Il.otili
sacks, milled' 228 sacks; Dotn. 'lapan
. . . .sacks.
(notations, Hon. new, $1.00 a $2.o0.
Jap. JI.'.O a $2.10.
Acluat sales: llondutas, new, $1..'.0
a S2..'i0, Dotn. .lap....
Tone of market I lonilmaH eood
demand ; Japan lair demand.
Clean Rice,
Hon. Jap.
Head :i a 1 12 2lta278
Slrainhts .. .2 a2 '.' I 1 7 Sa2 1 S
Screenings . Ki-S:iI7S I I 2a 1 S-f
No. 2 .. .. ..I .".Sal 7. S t12al.VK
Actual .Sales . .1 !' -Hia I I! 8 2 12
Sales rep today . .77.1X 111
llrtiii $12 iia$l:S on
I'olish $lH.:.i'aS20.oii
Maiket. active.
The weathi ht- looks li n indii a
tions ix.itit for a t;oo, spell or weaili
li ss ilamp. I '"H i he in a hurry to
thresh your rice until it Is ;:ooil and
dry.
Liverpool.
I.ii rpeol. Sept. I" Collotl Spot ill
fair il. ina id; prices uiiehaimed Aiiht'
i'-an mid '.7'i The sah's id tile 'lay
n-ie '.."i"' hal-s nl which 1'"" were
mi t.n i-iilation and export and in
cliideil t"" A in. i ieiin.
Ileiiipts 1"" iiale all Anieriea'i.
Cut urcs o" l" il ra-i and cio- d
llie.
Ai'i. t ii i'ti n id o f Sepieinl'i r "';
Se,li tlll.l lolMT . N'Oelil.'i t
...II. ..o ellll'.r I hi eli.I.er M7. Ih'
-t p. ..ei .laioi.iM "'I'.: .Iairi..r t-el.ru
a- M-; KiItuhiv l ir. h .'.I.. March
A 1 1 i : Way .I'm.- Mt.
Memot'is Cotton 01.
Meinphis. Sfpt I". Oil. iar lot",
pi i ualloii; I'rime crude 2-'.. "IT crude
iiomi'ial: inline summer vellow '.'". 1 1'
ji.'i summer V'l'" noiii na!. ilwuif
inoklni: summer vellow. les. than ear
f 1
It Is Hard To Hold
On to your money when you sec our
FREE OFFER. Wo arc eivinK you
our profit on Kerrlgerators. ir you
aro Interested, como quick. Tliey arc
going fast.
E. L. Wilson Hardware Co
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Meal prime f-'l
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iiady; op. II l.et'lc 3 I I I S .1 I . "pen
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CONCERT NEXT WEEK.
Mytery 8urrpu"di Entet-ooirnt t?
b G'vr" t Park.
Lubricating
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No Jobber's
profit!
Wrile for Prices
Today!
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Jin interesting Offer of tfailored Suits:
Jlttractivo lOalhing
Suits for $1S
MADE In tho most liopiilur cut of tho
season, tho niatorlal Ih all Wool
Cheviot. In hhiok r bluo; tho Coat
Is tho new 2! Inch somi nttoil hack,
with hox front, iloulilo hrenstod, has
collar efroot or hoU trlmmhiKu, rinlHh
oil In velvet and fancy braid, new
shape sleeves with turn hnck cults;
lined throiiRliout with good quality
Satin; Skirt ia mado in sovon gora
flnro model, with pleated Beams.
Special price all next week, or until
tho lot of about 20 Suits arc sold out
EACH $15.00.
5.00 lOalhing Skirts
1.89
It's tho balance of that lot wo put on silo lat-t Tuesday; wo sold
ovor half or thorn and want to close out tho balance Monday, mado
of medium weight Motions in the popular flare stylo with woltod
scams and tailor stitched bottom; sizes Ii8 to 15,
SPECIAL, 12ACH 1.98
$5.00 lOalkinq Skirts at $2.9S
Fancy Mlxlnrca Kersey, ami Meltons, all new muilels. mailo In tho
most (ipprovcil stylos will, full flaro bottom, several illfferent styles
uliotit Tin In tho lot to go
for. EACH 2.95
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:: -ftXt S&toJK'S
SS.OO for a Diatty
Suit Goat
TllKIUC aro 14 In tho lot. worth
from $12.50 to $20.00. Of course they
aro last year's garments, but stylos
ore very liltlo different from tho Coat
Suit of this senson; mado seml-flttod
back, velvet collar and reverse, skirt
full flare; tho materials aro Cheviot,
Granite, Venttlan and Slcolllnn; to
clone out,
each. 5.00
Slew SUi Petticoats
Pretty Rustling Taffeta Silk Petti
coats, In a varied assortment or new
ideas. Hero are two specimen items
for comparison:
Ono pretty line which wwill appeal to you for its stylo and price
is made or soft Taffeta,, 7 goro model with accordion pleated and
ruffle flounce; all the newest shades,
EACH 3.95
Another lino is mado or guaranteed Taffeta, has sheered riounce
cut on the bias, near silk under ruffle; colors: blue, brown, green,
rod and black. This garment has our personal guarantee baclc
or it to give perfect satisfaction in every particular,
SPECIAL, EACH 4.98
fabrics r lour DZew Jt utumn Sown:
stls a nartieular pleasure to call your attention to the beautiful aortmcnt ol 2rcs Sooe wo are showing.
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collection Is Quite comprehensive even this earlyand the prices well calculated lo make buying brisk,
10e are the Sxcutive Sales Jlgents in Beaumont for the famous Sold Medal fabrics
Silks of alt Kinds
Silk JDoione
IS a Silk and Fabric wo are showing
which is very fashionable for eve
ning gowns; it's a material that will
wa.sh like linen, even tho most deli
cate shades; 40 inches wide, colors
pearl, gray, slate, now blue, navy,
sago, champagne, heliotrope, violet,
brown, tan, apple green, red black,
and white; we have tho exclusive sale
of this material, which sells for
A YAKO 1.25
THF Scason'3 loveliest textiles are
now ready for your inspection, a dis
play in many respects unique and nu
usual. Besides those we wero showing dur
ing the week, wo have another ship
ment of Fancy Taffetas in the most
select designs and colorings, at 75c,
85c and
A YARD 98i
All Silk Crepe de Chine, extra heavy
quality, now evening shades,
A YARD 89
All tho new ideas in Trimming, such
na Chiffon. Applique, in tho most
delicate colorings, hands, edging and
all over lace to match, fancy net top
laces.
Crepe de Paris
THERE is no material which lunds
itself so attractively to the new
gowns as this beautiful Silk and
Wool Fabric; it has the surface finish
of Crepe de Chine, but is far more
serviceable; 42 inches wide, shown In
sage, red, light blue, champagne, slate
and dark brown, cadet blue and black.
Mo3t stores ask $1.25 a yard for it;
our price is,
A YARD 98
Jtutumn hosiery
THF well dressed woman of today
is just as particular in the selection
or her Hosiery as any other portion
or her apparel, ror you'll find no
Krcater eir mark or refined, good
taste that proper Hosiery dainty
sl.M'kincs enchant the appearance of
a neat pair of shoes, and It Is to those
who appreciate flno 1"li,-v. ""Per
lor finish and a dainty stylo effect,
our showing or Hosiery apr-"1: '"
ran see tho new Autumn IHsiBns In
ihe corner window Sunday, both in
lic,. Lisle and All W1U. from
50 TO 7.50 A PAIR
SB'lts
tH-mi'iful showin of ra.4iW.ns lat
,dt funrl.. tn l'lt: Wide Crm-hr
Mlk Helm. 'ih Urce niili7"i Imck
, , ln a ism.-iy nf Autumn clorin
.-.-m 1" tle 'he had: price" rn
(mm
U5 T" 4.50
Slibbons Of Svery
3ue
,11'ST the right shaes to enchant tho
beautiful complexion tints of the
Hloitdc and Brunette, broad rich
Sash and Neck Ribbons in fancy er
lects and Scotch plaids, changeable
Taffeta, now browns, blues, etc.,
2".c to,
A YARD 75
Dainty Dteio Sleek
wear A rceulnr panorama of new loveli
ii.ss curv diy; there Isn't in all
Hcaumoiit another more where ynit
can find t"h variety of fresh and
dainty creations.
Kn.m tho dainty Embroidered Tuin
imr. a'.
250
To the beautiful IJ-ce Dearthaa
priced as liinh as
815.00
1.k in the window and you'll see a
rcpn-ceniaMvp Fhowi.ie.
Ve ran V" rrr ,'"n
prtec 'ci thin tea.
Srcry lime there i linen
P)f kink ft md prt """
taring
prirm. it n-ill
lor yon.
wren
BEAUMONT TEXAS
8m broidery Attrac
tions WE do not hesitate to say that qual
ity, variety and price considedred,
there aro not any showings In the
city that compare favorably with
ours; a strong and broad claim but
we stand ready to convince you.
l;y purchasing a lot of over 9,0n0
yards of Embroidery we got the spec
ial price concession which enables
u8 to sell them at about half their
original worth; there are Embroider
ies of all widths, from 2 1-2 inches
to 12 inches; they are ppriced as they
were last week, at 10c. lac, 19c and
A YARD 29?
Umbrella Special
Yonll want an extra on for tho
children to carry to school, and h.rfl
Is a chance to Rot it at about half,
however, of good quality T.lnrU Silk.
Steel Frame and Rod. T inches; a
variety of pretty handler; $1.25 and
values. Special,
EACH 790
St pays lo ramble aro ed nr
counter and take mdrantae
el Ike many opportwnifir hr
taring tre offer every day.
Chrrr i a lwa a hearty tncl
eome and eonrtea- treatment
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