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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1904.
SHARP ADVANCE IN
COTTON MARKET
BUREAU REPORT HAD LITTLE AP.
PARENT EFFECT ON
PRICES.
' -
COVERING CAUSED XCIUMINI
Smaller Estimate for Today's Re
ceipt! at Leading Point Waa a
Factor In Encouraging Ad.
vance Other Note.
Now York, Sept. 2ii. After IrrcBU
liirily and iiurrou uctiH tlio cntum
market lifcciiif active anil tulvniu't'tl
bhnrply on Ktrnnit hull Miinit mill
fcvirliiB. Tliu om iiIiii; was Kicuily nt
uu utlvaure of 2 to 8 point In rcspniiKc
to better cables than cxpecicil, lint i hf
market norm reacted to mImiiiI tin
i'IohIiik II R u res of the iircvlmiH nlr.lil
mill iluriiiK t ho balance or l In- ni ri tti k
riilt'd very Irregular. The bureau re
port nrovoil a Htaiiil off mid had no
tiin rt-iit effect on price. I.ater In
tho kchhIoii tlicro wan active IniyliiK
by brokers with Mvcriaxil connee
tioiiM. It hccnieil tho room wiih caanht
hIm nt and llu- covering that followed
icxnlteil ir. K''i" l.v Itirrc used activity
and caused cniihiili ralile cxcitc'iiiTt.
Tile general llt shortly before the
close bhowoi' net gains of 11 t.. -i
points and the cIoslwbm very tdeariily
at a ni'l advance of 1.1 to 1! poiniH.
Sulfa were estimated al 3.1. : 0it. The
hiiii Hit iKtimateti for tomorrow') re
ceipts at lending pnintH may have
cnronraKCd the advance and lucre
was also Koine apprehension lent the
told wealher in tile went bliutiM work
ilovvn into the belt.
Receipts of cotton at the purls to
day: 7S,:i."ii bales against ll.siKJ last
week and 4l,4i3 last year. Kor t lit'
week 2.rii,ii(Mi bales iiwiinst lSti,7u5
lust, week lind 1!)!.2I0 last year.
Today's receipts nt New Orleans:
12,4 l.r bales nK.'iinst 5.374 last year and
id Houston 31,110 bales against lLVJiij
last year.
New York Statement.
New York, Sept. 20. Col ton steady
mid II. Ill; gross receipts 3,381; sales
4!"C; block 35,585; exports continent,
3,(!2I.
Total today net receipts 7S.355; ex
ports, Great liritaln 15,310; continent
25.015; stock 281,713.
Consolidated net receipts 151,3!l!l;
exports, Great liritnin, 10,825; France,
13,210; Conl inent 28,10; total since
Kcpleinbcr 1, net receipts '11)3, 130; ex
ports, Great llritain, 1 54,2 M; France
22,!I57; continent 'J1.572; Japan 1100;
Mexico, 1,000.
Galveston.
Sent. 20.-
Galveston,
Cotton firm;
Receipts 37,-
n.KI 10 1-2; sales
080; stock 'J8,'J75.
4711.
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Sept. 20. Cotton spot in
limited demand, prices 2 points lower;
American mid lair CM); good mid
CS2; mid 70; low mid 012; good or
dinary (120; ordinary SUfi.
The sales of the day 4,000, of which
200 were for speculation and export
and included 3200 American.
Receipts mo all American.
Futures opened anil closed very
steady, American mid g. o. c. Sept.
(III!; Sept. Oct. 578; Oct. Nov. !i(ifi;
Nov. I)ec.5fi(i; Doc. Jan. 5(!4; Jan Feb
Feb March 52: Mar Apl, April May
mid May June 503.
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, Sept. 20. Cotton
firm: sales 5.050; ordinary 8 1-10;
good ordinary !) 3-S; low mid 10c;
mid 10 0-10; good niid 10 3-4; mid
fair lie.
Keceipts 12,445; slock 41,570.
; New Orleans Spots.
New Orleans, Sept. 20. SM(. cot
ton in good demand at full prices.
Sales 5,050 bales including 3,500 to ar
rive. Quotation advanced 1-S. Iite
in tho session, the ring was flooded
with buying orders and prices were
Kent, mi "with a rush. The market
closed strimff at the highest levels of
the session nnd showed net gain.- of
15ffi20 points.
Memphis Cotton.
Ateninhls. Sept. 20. Cotton dosed
firm nt 1-8 advance. M'd 10 3 4; rr
folnlQ 454 shinnients 55; sales Son:
Mock 8.704.
New York Spot.
V..-b Ki.nl "0 Cotton RI)"S
i,..:o.i kI.-.kIv 20 points higher; mid
tips 11.10; niiil g"lf. 115: sales, 1! I.
Nw York Future.
New York .Sept. 2n. Cotton fu
tures closed Mndy. Oct. 1O00; Nov.
fix;!; 1xr. lor,.-".: Jan. 1"".r.: F b. 1"70;
March 17I; April 170: May 1"78.
FINANCIAL.
'
CORN EFFECTS STOCKS.
Rcare Over Crei Was Factor
n
Werknec of Indurtrial List.
NVw York. P'ft. 2". An w-r
rrr.p f,ini'' f l?.i.'':"' bu-h'lv
ttf irn. iii'li a ir!Mn to the p't
lie ---riay. an--"l a ni'Tnti,a!y
Jiimp in th -'ti nmrl'i. 1.i-li i-Tfi'-r-
tloin l"-i l f'irf th- tr i
itT. Hiiii tb- -KT--"l)'liTie JlilK
tn a Tir'v-. H't'
tt. ,.iti - r-: f -"'t t
A r- "f Pr' iAf-' '
IT "1 r ' r,-f:t ""-'"T Mid !
I i;r r.- '-r. -f-- i-fl ji f-ti.nr f.rj
r., i : Ttf. ' .: a a Ct . if-I-'-,
tli'l i"t iVi '.I'.
carrier but llui granger. Pact
lies, coaler, ti unk nui and iu fart,
viry ili'iutitment r tho railroad lii.
Tho M-aro over Him com crop pi4
ably hud a lame tiart alit In lln
weukiieka in the Industrial IM.
The uiiinatca of tint crop basod
i mi (sunliiiiHi it were Riven addisi
fore,, by llio wealing rcpiirta ulniw
I n a ilnnueniiihly low l'iiicraiiiiv In
I lie norlliucm furvcaKU of fM-U for
tomorrow nver a wide area ill 'he
wch and iiorlliwfKt. In the flnnl
deiilinitii, anmo brixk rullle reunite I.
bni the cloning was freli and unset-
I toil.
Ilnndx were firm. Total rales ftar
vaiiio !,!M;r,iion.
I'liiled Kin ten ImiihU were unclin'iig
ed on rail.
New York Exchange.
New York. Kept. 2H. Close prime
mercantile paper. i-U': prime mer
cantile paper wrnk with actual bnsl
n c'ks In hunkers IdlU at 4S(!.2."ft 'i
for demand and at 4M4 484.03 tor UH
day MiMiec ralea 15 and 4S" 1-2 and
coniinerclal billK, 4v:H4.
Par ullver f7 1-1: Mexican dolnri,
45 1-2: government bonds steady;
railroad bond: wen It.
New York Money,
New York. Sept. 20. Money on rail
firm; highest 2: lowest 1 341; ruling
raie and last loan 2: closing bid
3 4 .offered nt 2.
Time loans fdlghily firmer; 1.0
dn.vR, 3 3-4 ; six immtlisl.
London Exchange.
Ismdon, Sept. 20. Consols
moncv 8S !MG; do ofr account
for
5.
liar silver. 20 7-1: money Iff 1-2
short hills 2 l-4f 15-10; three month
3 5-1 C.
Paris Exchange.
Pnrls. Sept. 20. Three ner cent
rentes US f 15 c for ncount. Hxclinnge
on loiu1m 25 f 22c for checks.
.
LIVE STOCK.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Sept. 20. Cattle re
ceipts 21,500 Including 000 southerns;
market steady to weak; choice export
and dressed beef steers 375 a 550;
slockers and feeders 250 a 400; south
ern st "ers 200 a 300; southern cows
l."0 a 275; native cows, 150 a 375; do
steers 250 a 475; bulls 175 a 3; calves
200 a 450;
ling receipts 7,000; lops 005; heavy
r.85 a 5!i.r.; packers 585 a 005; pigs and
lights 5S0 a (100.
Sheep, receipts 12,000 steady; na
tive lambs 425 a 550; native wethers
325 a. 400; native ewes 3 a 305; west
ern lambs 4 a 525; western yearlings
310 a 3!UI; do sheep 325 a 300; Block
ers and feeders 250 a 400.
MARINE
Port of Galveston..
Galveston, Sept. 20. Arrived-
sieiimeru Ceren tltal.) Revello, lios-
lou; Mississippi, Flniliey, urcmun;
Nueces, li lx. xnow imu.
Sailed Steamers Denver; Evani,
New York; El Dorado, PresetIt, Now
York; Workman, (Ur.) Jackson,
Liverpool; Indian (Dr.) Daniel, Liver
pool. Memphis Oil.
Memphis, Sept. 20. Oil car Id's
per gallon prime crude 23; off cruris
nominal; prime summer yellow 25
1-2; do summer yellow less than enr
lots, 34.
Meal prime 21 21.25.
New Orleans Sugar.
New Orleans, Sept. 20. Sugar
strong; open kettle, 3 l-1fft3-4; open
kettle centrifugal 4fi1-2; centrifug.il
whites 4di. 7-8: yellows 4 3-4!f7-8,
centrifugal 10(fil5; syrup .nominal.
Large English Families.
The four prizes annually offered, by
tho Lincolnshire (Eng.) Agriculture1
society for the largest families have
this year produced some remarkable
records. Ten men who entered hml
beiween them 150 children, one hav
ing twenty, another nineteen and ct!)
era fifteen.
True Yankee Woman.
"Your wife is fomewhat stiong
minded, isn't she, Llttlejohn?'
"Strong-mlniled! Well, a furniture
polish peddler came here yesterday;
and in five minutes' talk she sold lilm
tome polish he had made herself."
Boston Congregationalism
Prohibits Sorcery.
In the Rhodf slan Government Ga
r.ett is published a proclamation pro
hibiting the practice of sorcery
throughout the territory, including the
throwing of bones, the use of charms,
any manner of conjuration and trial
by ordeal.
Steals Little Boys Shoes.
An English thir-f was arrstM whoso
method was to induce little boys t
take off their fhor s in order to run a
rue, and leave Mm in charge of the
boes. When tby r turned, breath
leii. be and the ih.-KiS mere gone.
Fuou e-n CerVa.
It in m f'"ind that pom" r,f ?t
rirk Jtrporieil ! cmiiry irora
AlgTta 1" affect"'' t'T Mrm-is
rmmlh. whirh. miU'f in" "rK ar
rteril!!!' 4. elres bol'lcd liquids an n
pWrant ta?tA-
Laugfcte MesHh-Tonie.
tmnr.t T.T.yl'"5 ,,,!-n ,)'' 'v''"'-r.-.r
jirr.p,rr I'"- "'
trt 'irnrf-t ft. loci.i ,j.
w UnfcUrr 'A f.-rtiu) l.a.-4i
SHORTS GETTING
ON SAFE SIDE
COLO WAVF. IN NORTHWEST
CAUSTO GRAIN TO AD
VANCE. CORN BUYERS FEAR COLD H EATHIR
Smaller Receipts in Northwest anj
Low Grading of Fresh Arrival
Put a Bulge In Prices of
Corn.
Chicago, Sept. 20. Active rovorhu
by shorts as the result of n cold
wave In the norihwcsl canned a net
advance of 1 5S in both wheat and
corn hero onlay. Oats are 1-4 and pro
vision sure 5 higher. Keport.1 ol
general frosts Inst night ihroiiglion'
tho pakoins nnd western Minnesota
gave a strong start to the wheat
market, thorn being a lively demand
from both aborts nd commission
houses. December opened 1 to I
higher and May !l-4 to I 3 ! up. Fa
torts that coin ililuted conslderablc
st length wen- the rompartlvely small
receipts In the north west and the low
grading of Ihe fresh nrrlvlas.. 1 hi
market was affected also by a bulge
In corn prices and by the firm tone
of cables. Tho market closed strong
with December at 10! 1-2 and .May
at 111 1-2 .VS. Minneapolis, Dulutli
and Chicago reported 813 cars
against 071 last week and 053 a
year ago.
Prediction that tho cold wave in
the northwest would swoop down uu
on tho corn fields of Iowa nnd N
braska loniiiht nave shorts a frigid at
tho opening of the corn market. 1
comber opened 11-1 to 2 3-S higher.
The mnrket was deeldely stronii :il
the close. Receipts 530 cars, CS con
tract grade.
In svmputhy with other grains
rates were firm and higher. Tradinc
was unlet; December opened 1-4 high
er, c-old between 32 1-4 and 32 1-2 and
elosi'd at 32 3-S. Iteeeints 207 cars
Provisions were strong with the
market exhibiting considerable aet.lv
ll.v. Continued light hoc receipts and
strong grain markets were the prin
cipal influence. Local packers were
teh chief buvers. January po
closed 52 1-2 higher at 1327 1-2: lard
22 1-2 up nt 735ff37 1-2 and ribs, 2
1-2W25 up nt 087 1-2Tr!Ml.
Estimated receiiitis. tomorrow
Wheat 77: coin 208; oats U2 cats,
Hogs 22,000.
A Natural Inquiry.
A few dnyfi ago a gentleman called
up bis wlfo by tho automatic 'phone,
lot when a volco responded knew
there niurt hnve been a mistako In
the number. Tho question hovering
on his lips slipped out anyway, and
he said:
"Is supper ready?"
"Yes," replied the unknown lady.
"I'm coming up Immediately."
All right, nam she, ' tint who arc
you?"
Ho hung up the receiver hurriedly
Ncbiaska State Journal.
Desire to Live Is Strong.
Longevity is ever a subject of ab
sorbing Interest. Tho desiro to live
is the common inheritance of th'
race. A desire to die does not fprln;
from a sound mind In a sound body.
A priest, having administered the last
vites of the church to a dying Irish
man, asked if he were not now ready
to depart. The sick man replied:
"Sure, father, I would rather stay
here I am best acquainted." So say
we all of us.
Whaling Station in British Isles.
Two whaling stations have been ea
tablished in the British 'Isles and
three more are to bo. As a whaling
station costs $40,000 there must bo
ronie evidence of a Ftoc'i of whales
still in British waters.
No Orbg Store Treating HablL
Come and have a drink," Invited
Jones when ho met his friend Smith
near the brldgo terminal a hot after
floon recently.
"Sorry, old man, but I've sworn
bfl!' said Smith a littlo sadly.
"I meant an ire cream soda," Jones
returned hurriedly. "I've sworn off.
too "
"Well, I'll go ou a soda," eild
Smith.
They named their flavors and half
r.tr-, half drank the mixture which the
drug clerk set before them.
"Now, then, have one on mo," said
Smith when they Lad Enlshcd.
' What'll it U?"
"Oh, I say, Smith, this len't a bar,
you know, and a fellow can't dowu
two of thoFe thine tn Eucrrj,im."
Thpy went out Molly and the drug
rlerk otworved: "And they nf Ui
troatjng habit In't resTmn?-ili!o for
hard drinking." New York Tribune
Novelist States Position.
Gorre Mr-dith ba at laKt fan
fic'Im to the intf-rt !' r. and arpir-
, Hitly a willing vlrlm. Tb'-re l fon
tlii" a little r-mInloT.t rf th r.m
Fv. intnim if-fare in tl. rr t iov i
i-f's ff-inotinrfrofr t m Mi w,rl.
I "The l( kI ib ie.le I row tni!.'i.t
i el aut tut." be las or.foeM-d. "Tie r
1 a.vs 1rf"-n mi.!:.g an'M
Itbi-tic ttn tb m and v-.-. V'.i 1
took af'-r iriV it was 'i .
-r,o .n.tr-rj- r,f r-tr T;'I 'i'f.
;t.: hi. f r? t!n. 'ir l- I v '.: '.
f-i it. TJn I ""rn.lT
n ri if t't'igi
t;.it I v. r." v '".. I
' l' -r ir ; -'L"
Chines Nam for Port Arthur,
The Chlneno tiauio for Port Artl.ir
waa I.ubhuukow; tho town bud, t ci
ty year ago, only a tew thoiiiani) If
habitants, and waa uaed as a place f ir
the deportation of criminals.
Ships Have Lightning Conductor.
Shipa of war are uaunlly tilted with
lightning conductors. This preenution
Is rendered necessary by tho exploit
ive stored away tit their iuuga.iues.
Japan' Population Increases.
Tho population of Japan Increase 1
(tun 33.110,71)3 in 1872 to 4il.304.l)U,J in
tS3, and la Increasing rapidly.
Pljeon's Long Flight.
One of a number of homing pigeons
sent up from Nantes, France, boarded
a ship 1,000 miles at sea.
Living Cheap In Japan.
For $300 a year a man ran, in Ja
pan, pay for a horse, food and two
servants.
First Bomb Outrage.
Tho first "bomb outrnge" was ronv
tnltted on Christmas eve, lsuo, by
Balnt-Nejnnt, who wished to reniovo
Napoleon, then first consul. In the In
terest of tho Royalists. Napoleon es.
caped, but among his escort nnd the
bystanders there were about 130 casu
alties. Value of Laughter.
If wo realized the power of good
;hoer and the habit of laughter to re
ard the progress of ago and to stay
tho hand which writes the wrinkles of
care and anxiety on me iace, we
should have discovered the famed
fountain of youth the elixir of life.
Wed In Grandmother's Dresa.
Miss Muriel Arthur, who married
Mr. Ian Flnlay of tho Scots Greys,
wore a wedding dress, coniK)sed en
tirely of priceless old Brussels lace,
which was worn by tho bridegroom s
great-grandmother at her owu wed
ding 109 years ago.
THE LOCAL MARKET
Grain and Hay.
Quotations for canoud lota delivered
in tracks Beaumont or other pointa
aklng same rates. Dealers charge
!rom store fiffilOc per 10 pounds more
m bran, 23c per buuhet on oats and
lorn, 1015c per 100 on hay.
Oats Texas, 5055c; No. X mixed,
19c; white, 51(35Sc.
bran Per 100 pounds $1.3035.
Cora chops, pure $1.301.40.
Oats Texas 4345o.
Corn 7074c.
Hay Choice alfalfa. S15.00; choice
linothy. $17.00; South Texas pralrlo,
7.EOtf)8.r.O; Jotmeon grase $'J.C0
10.00.
Feed products very atltt, wltn ad
vancing tendency.
Market barely steady, with a declin
ing tendency.
Hldea and Wool,
Dry flint butchers, 16 pound
and
up, 13c.
Dry flint kipa, under IS pounds,
10
l-2e.
Dry salt hides, over IS pounds, 16c;
inder 18 pounds, 3c.
W. S. hides, 6 l-27.
Sheep pelts, 15 to 40o.
Goat ukinx, 10 to 15c.
Horse lialr 15 to 18c.
Wool, free spring, 12 1- to lie.
Wool, free fall, 10c.
Wool, hard burry, Sii.
Butter and Cheeafl.
Butter Hluo Star, 2r: dairy
huttar la20: Klgin, 2(ia27: Rernioe
Fancy Creamery, 28: Meadow Gold, 30;
Fancy renovated creamery, 23a24.
All'sons Pure pasteurized cream
butter, single pound 3oc; 2 pounds
for H5o.
Choese--Fi:ll cream flats, 14J: daisies
14J; prints; 15; full cream Longhorns,
la
Flour and Breadstuff.
Flour Ilasis ? 4K.li, savks. Kancv
high pit en t $3.(ift; fancy half patent
$5.30; third grade $1.50; 2111) sacks
10 ir barrel higher: Hour in wooC, .10
per oarrei biifhercar loin loe loss.
Farinaceous Goods irits. tuanmy
aii't cream meal, in 40-lb sacks, imt
sa-k, "' pearl meal In 3.VIU sacks,
t !l5 per barrel of four sacks; Scotch
o-tts 2.!l."u3.0: Friends' oats IJ.O'.a
3 (JO- Coluinl.ia oats. tiK',: l(akr e
oats, 2.N": lloi'ker'a buckwheat, li-lb
lajkages, II. W).
Crai'kers A H C soda bulk. Ikixcs,
1-1 b cartons, nr-r down. )IKJ: irinjr-r
snaps, ii: creams, p, klauc -Jauk, (i
cakcb and juniblcs. II
Canned Goods.
California F.tra. Standard (2Mb
tins) l;lak cbr-rries, f2.2.i; ti if-
berries, 2.2; Y. C. I . Im-h, !..:
iieai lion !: arn-ots, ILifi:
Uartlett t ars I1.K.1: eratK s, ll.-Vl:
standard, 10 r iloic-n less.
r.a,-'?rn I inniil fjooii" and i-fe-
tables No. 3 apples, 0; sJbs-fl pirrt
iles, II: F and . mni utM'l' I.-":
ex prUtl riii' 'iv, 1.".": iim-anpl-
chunks. 1 lb nns, 1.31. iiin-soi b-
bunks. 1)-lon. tl.'fi: SiisVki'! 1
ex crai'ii i.iik Efipu-s, I i.n r. u in? s. ,
.":2-lb V' a I. -r s. i: 2 l.!ie-
ln-r'n-n. i": 2-!b -a-' , r : 2-lbl
fu'- iL'l. t'.ieat s. '.".al: i-iii luil.
wrifbt Von '. 1 .: i-'ti lit '-' ;t'l I!
Viniat'c-v. .i.: J-IS I l.t-i tit ' '
3-lb kraut 1."'.: 2-1MV-:i !'., . t f-.i
J ur- ! . 1 ': 2-1 b Ma'dsi l Vii--.
fat f as. 1 .': 2-lh In.1 . i ' y.h
r 1 y . '"O; J-lh j."i- i.l" 1,. '.: 2 li
ll I P. ;v-. '-"rr.. l.iV 1 l. .M
'"ru, .2-'kl V: 3-iS ( L.,d I..,hc:
i .
Drv ana
CHmlta'.
I r ir' ''
rrj'ff .t. if.r-. 2 . -fc-Jr ?f fjfi-
4 i t- r r: t- n at 1 '- i-r
l'l'r-lS t r --: '.( r k 2 ''
i a--" 1. 2' i r f-r,
f ' ' T I -j . 'i ''-: ' ' i
i j-.. . - -. ..
a.-
: art it.
Canned Molissea,
Cimiriila fane: ialluna, S-Ii
trail. .n, X!K quiiii 3.7': iVrti de
liatl. i lo. eulli.iw. J. Id. half L'al- Y.Vl
tiiaita .'t.7.i: Kaiioim l Hyrup, 10 llm.
2,00, 3lli. 2 20. ill. I. in.
Dried Friiu and Nut.
Id ot. cleared t-urivul. 30 in cae
iK'r Hi. M: 12 ox cl.'iiiii d i-iirrcnta, 4 in
cane, iter III. it: .1 I roan Miivrua uu-
ixiiied It J. 10-III Imivos. Is'l' ihiiiimI,
I2 (I t'l'nwii Siiiyt na imi'iM U d li'n, 10
Hi. Ihixck, ii-rlii, l i; 'j crow n i uiiuu
nla llgH. l-lli lu-ii ka. lit Hi Ihim h, s-r
Isix, 1. 1..: a enmii t'alifoi iua Hi? a, I in
carton, lit-1 it Imixcs, mr li. I.2.": 12 o
pai'Kat!i' needed I'iiIhIiim, 4.1 III Cliw
iKr tikf, li; 10 luu'kuv'ea aeeiloi
raUlua, ;kl In case, per luickage, i;
1 crown U 1 raisins, 20 Hi lin.e.s, imt
Ihix. 2.00: a crown 1 I Uiii.iiis, 20-lb
boxes, ier box, 2. 2 crown L I
raisins, .Vlb boxes, is-rbox,70; Ainer
('orslcaa ellroii, lo-lb boxes, M-r lb,
III: Amor, orange is-el, 10 In boxes, imt
lb, 14; Amor, lemon pi-el, it) lb ImiXcs,
IHr lb. 14: Na. I California almonds,
soft shell, nacks containing aboul Ml
pounds, per lb. lu lens quantlliea per
lb; 17.
Pocani-Hal2 iki lb.
Miscellaneous.
Uope Sisal, 7-Hl luisia (, Manila
cotton, ..., I I 3-4.
Salt Uook, O.ihi per ton; Umlslaiia
coarse, m: J exas anil Kansas, imt iuh,
tio-Ss, 2.oo: lihi.;s. 2.""i: Ho-2, $2.k.'i
Pickles- Tints, Pi: quarts, fl.Ki t;
trill Ion, $X2.: l-gallou, l: 5 gallon
kegs, 2; 10-galloii kej-s, $3..')0; Cross
and Ulaokwoll's pints, iMI.tio.
t'aiulv nlicK, wrapped, sianoaro
(iJiiT; fancy mixed, in pints, (iiao;
fancv In cuses. Unix-roe Ilal2.
Stnrcn I'ciirl, 40-lb mixes, 4: e;loss
bulk, 4t; Nickel, 3.tXi; 1 to 3 pound
pnckai'es, 5a.")i.
Molasses Centrifugal, fair, 23;
prime, 2Ca28; cliolco 23a;i0. ,
Corn Syuu 30a:!l.
RAILROAD TIME TA8I E.
Texas and New Orleans R. R. Co.
Trst Bound.
No. C Local Arrives 7:fi0 p.m.
No. 9 Local ..Leaves C a in.
No. 10 Sunset Limited Arrives 9 a. tn
Leaves 9:05 a. r
No. 4. Oriole to F-cho Arrives 12: IB
p. m. 7oaves 12:0 p. ra.
No. 8 Texas fixpress Arrive $-67 p
m., Leave3 10:05 y. m.
No. 192. From Sour Lr.ke Arrive at
7:15 p. m.
West Bound.
7 Texas Rxpress to Sao Antonio
No.
Arrives 7:18 a. m., Lcarea 7:2t
a. m.
3 The "Oriole" Arrive 3:57 p.
Leaves 4:07 p. in.
No.
m.,
No. 5 Ioeal Arrives 7:23 p. ra., Leav
at 7:32 p. in.
No. 9 "Sunset Limited" Arrives 9:21
p. m, Leaves 9:33 p. m.
No. 191. To Sour Lake Leaves 7:06
a. m.
North Boune.
To Dallas Leaves a-aw p. m.
No. 15o.
No. 156.
No. 151
No. 152
in.
From Dallas Arrive 8:40 am.
South Bound.
To Sabine- Leaves 9:4f a. a.
From Sabine Arrives '6:10 p.
Local to HocKland Leaves
No.
No.'
153.
9:30 a. m
Local from Rockland Arrive
6:30 p. tn.
Kansas City Southern,
North Bound.
2 for St. I)uls, Kansas City,
No.
Shreveport, Texarkana and Fort
Smith leaves 7:50 a. m.
4 for Kansas City, Joplin, Fort
Smith, Texarkana and Shreve
port leaves 7:50 p. m.
No.
South Bound.
No. 1 from St. Louis, Kansas City,
Fcrt Smith, Texarkana and
Shreveport arrives.. ..9: id p. m.
Ieavog or Port Arthur. .9:15 p. ra.
No. 3 from Kansas City, Joplin, vort
Smith, Texarkana and Shrev
port arrives 8:40 a. in.
Leaves for Port Arthur. 8:45 am.
Port Arthur Service.
To Port Arthur,
3 departs 8:40 a. in.
6 departs 10.30 a. m.
7 departs 4:13 p. tn. (Sunday on
:y-
45 I-ornl Freight oeparta 3:00 p.
m. (except Sunday -1
departs 9:15 p. tu.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
From Port Arthur.
No. 2 arrives 7:45 a. ni.
No. 6 arrives 12-20 p. in.
No. 8 arrives 9:35 a. tu. (Sunday on
ly) No. 40 arrives 10:05 a. m. (except
Sunday.)
No. 4 arrives 7:45 p. m.
Gulf, Colorado 4. Eanta Fe.
Kansas City Mall and Rxpress.
No. 218 I-avs 5:00 p. m.
No.
217 Arrives 12:25
p. m.
Saratoga Impress.
No. 204. leaves
7:00 a. m.
No. 201. Arrive
renter Mall
No. Wl I.eavii...,
No. 201 Arrives...
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Arrive fJslvestrm.
M-avf" C.ilvoM' n. .
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... 6:00 o. m
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