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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 84. 1904.
COTTON MARKET
CLOSED STEADY
PRICES WERE IRREGULAR WITH
RECOVERY AT END OF THE
SESSION. t fc
LITTLE ACTIVE BULL SUPPOLT
Lie.J!tM,
Persistent Buying of October Cave a
Firmer Tone to the Entire LUt
Liverpool Cables Strong
Hester's Statement.
Now Yok, Sept. 23. Tliu mitriiiiiK
market was ueilvo nail excited wlili
pili'.H mlvmicliiK I" v. It lilii u Hiiiit or
nt of I In pri'vloiiH IiIkIi level, hut luli'r
la I ho day IiiihIiii'hh dwindled nnd tho
iLUil.i t lout mrt of tho advuiice, l
IIumikIi it cloned Kli uily nl u moderate
tuin.
The opening vux Mendy nl mi
cIiihiuimI price Ui un udvuuce of 7
pIlilllH.
Al II rut timllnis Hooini'il In ho wiine-
v.hal iiliiithcllc. hill soon lifter th
ii II thorn wan ureal activity on con
Uiiiii'il hail rn reimrtH from private
miurccH and minors lluii frost had oe-
(lined in llio C'liroilllUH hint IliKlll
There was iicllvo hull Kiiiiorl on IhiH
new eoiulllloii wlili Llveritool rally
)iiK. New Orlouiw II i-m ami near by
MliorlH con i i UK' tlio market showed u
m l tiaiii of ahoiit IK to Z points.
Tin) nlleriiooll hllHillc.Htt llcemed to
he falling !T wmicwhal and price
unidiially reacted, hut there was per
hIhIciiI hliviim if October on all weak
PpolH and this imparted a certain firm
iicsm tu dm en l Ire lint.
New York Shorts.
Now York, Sept. 21!. Cotton closed
titeady itntl inieliaiwil . Mid 1:1 c; re
ccipls i;7l; hliipiiK.nls wiles Uuti;
fctoeks 11,747.
Liverpool.
I.ivt'iiiool, Sept. -3. Cotton npot in
limited demand; prices (i points low
er; American mid lair, U'JO; good mid
mid titi2; low mid li:M; good or
dinary Ii72; ordinary. G88
Tlio Kales fur tho day were 3.00U
liiiies, of which 3U0 were for Hpeeu
lal.ioii ami export and iiiclded 210U
Ameiican. Uccelpts 10,000 lmles In
eluding 7lu) American.
American mid bo c Sept. (1:14; Sept,
Oct ,VJ7; Oct Nov TiSS; Nov Dec 5SS;
Dec Jan GK4: Jan Keb 0S3; Feb March
uKi; March Apl April May uS;i;
May Juno 083.
New York Statement.
New York, Sept. 23. Cotton quiet;
mid 112; gioss receipts 9135; slock
414'JO; exports Great rsrilain 821; to
lal today, net receipts 43337; exports
(J rent UritainSU2; Prance 10,351);
Mock 300020.
Consolidated not receipts 28-1838
exports Great lfritam GUttlM; Knuicu
;!ii,770; continent 4(j!.';7.
'i'olal sinco Sept. 1, net receipts
fi-ll.rilO; exports Croat ilritain 203313
Franoe 40287; continent 10U334; Jap
an 1100; Mexico 1000.
New Orleans Futures.
New Orleans, Sept. 23. Cotton fu
Hues steady; Sept. 1081 a 82; Oct 1058
a Kit; Nov 1004 a (ili; Doc lotiil; Jan
107(5 a 77; Fch 84; March 1()!)4 a !5.
New Orleans Spots.
New Orleans, Sept. 23. Cotton cpii-
ei and steady; sales 4,050; ordinary
S 1-4; good ordinary 9 9-10; low mid
10 3-10; mid 10 3-4; good mid 10 15 16
mid lair 113-10; receipts 3888; stock
47773.
New Orleans.
New Orleans, Sept. 23. There was n
fair spot demand for spot cotton hut
the supply was limited and trading
was consequently lesi rioted. Factors
are asking 18 c ahove I he quotat ions,
Sales 4050, including 3000 to ar
rive.
Trices uiipir.ited.
Futures opened steady at a net ad
vance of 4 to 12 points, inline-need hy
lienor Liverpool than expected,
Th ouglioiit. the morning tho under
nine was linn altliougli tho ring was
dull nml tradhnr moderate in
At tho middle off the session prices
were 17 and 18 points higher than
tho close of yesterday. Ijilor in the
lny realizing hy longs caused price
to ease off 9 to 10 Hiints.
i lie market closed stoadv nt net
rains of 7 to 9 points.
MjUETiUlfc:- ' f.
Galveston.
nalveston. Sept. 23. Cotton nt.idv
trld 10 3-4: sales 1542; receipt 15734";
Ktook 9223t.
World's Visible Supply.
New Orleans, Sept. 23. Secretary
Hester's statement of the world' vis
line pnpply of cotton made up fr.wn
pMTla calde ami tolegraiihic advico
comparer the figures of this wrV
mil,, last week, last rear and th''
year lieforc. li fhwx an Inrroa-.'
fr the week Just closed of (a)
V57 ag.-iinxt an fncreano of (mi l;-;.
77 last year and an Inrrease (li) 231.
H5 year before last.
Tho total visible (a) l.2.7!r
acainxt al 1.227. M lat w-k. fai
I. 1 !'i. .::-. In t Aear ani Oil 1.74.
r,::s vear l.e n lnVf. Of thin
total of Arii'-T ican ciion 1 fa) fcf.r..
7;7 acainM s f.1S, mo la-.t w'.
tal riv.r.r:': la t vr nnri d. i .?!(.
vtir b fore tas. ami rf all cb--Viri'l.
iPf-lnine Kirrri'. r?ra-.il. Tnill
(si r.r..7'i atain-t lal !'.,i''
la -.1 w.i-k. (a -r.:;l.eKi la- r..jr an'1
I I. 1 tv.i-tn rear iKfor. la 1.
Tt,- ttwit rM vi-il'l" mm'T
rfim P" a'ive .5inn an in'a"
f!ii.8ir-1 Isi" 'k " 11 ''"
inf-f-i"- r'n,Tir.1 iih
,f 1'Ti tt1-ri-riar- rf
,.l .i-h r.rr 1-f -' lat i.f r.1'
Cf 'b- tll i:-iM? uj'l'lr ,jl
cotton m above ilicrtt hi now afloat
ami held in Ureal Hiiuiii mid couii
miHal Kuropo t.r.Jt.iMMi. HtjHlniil Sur,,.
imm( Iuni yeur and hTH.iMMi year lefou
lust; In Ksypi M.iiimi, HKalnst li'.,iuii
Itthl year ami !S,iiiM yiar heforo liwr
In lii'lia 2S.imm. ayaliihl 2'M.miu (am
year ami 2li7.nuO year before lat.
ami In llio fulled Wale -t.o...
aualiiiii :t::,iMHi pint year ami &k 1 ,tH.-1
year before Inst.
FINANCIAL.
Bank Clearings,
New Turk. Sept. 23. Tho following
lahlo compiled hy Uradstreet show
tho hunk clearings at the cities nam
ed for the week oltdotl Hop!, 21. with
llio percentage of Increase and ile
eronHO a( inmpareil with the corres
ponding week lasl year. Totals in
clude clearings of llfiy iwo other cit
ies. Cuiuiillaii totals Include clear-
lugs of seven other cities ui Camilla.
i
a 2
2 i
a
New York
..l.nft7.447.22S' :n.r,!
ChloiiKo ,
173.3C,1.729 2."
117,:!.ri!.9IS ' 0.3
U1.S91. n i : s.n
r.7.orii.9i9 17.1
38,11 ll.1liN 2L9
28,i;9X,3l 3 I
32.4."fi..ril9 12.7
2 1,509.1 50 19.9
23,257.7951 5.71
11,192,7101 IS.fil
9.581.3271 I 2.7
n.37fi,9fi5 Ifi.r.
5.753,5X01 fl.C.I
3.575.9(!0 R.r.l
3.li52.408 40.r.
3.5C.9.S79I 4.21
3.din.9Si :.r,
2,7!I3,07!H 23.71
1, f.r.7.n:'SI 13.?!
2, n?f,.n"5! .o.r,.5i
2,473.0251 1S.1I
1,011.731! I 51
704,8091 112.0
71 1.H4I 14.01
1,210.370! I25.5
407.0S9! I25.2
r,9o.ini! nil
754.09SI M.RI
17,302.0001 R.nl '
2n,o55,r.27 ni.r.i
Iloslou
I'hiladelphln .
St. I.onls .
I'lttshurg ...
Itallimoro ...
San Francisco
Cincinnati ...
KniihiiR City .
New Orleans
Louisville ...
Savannah ...
Denver
Hlclimonil , . .
Memphis ....
Washington .
Fort Worth ..
Atlanta
Norfolk
Angosln
Nashville ...
nirminghnm .
Maonn
Utile Pock .,
Knoxville . . .
I.oxlngton ...
Chattanooga ,
Jacksonville ,
"Calvoston ..
Ilouslon ...
1
Totals IT. S..$21,r.S,7Sfi.S07l
Tolnls outside I
of New York RSI. 259,5101
Dominion of Canada,
Montreal $ Pl.rtnfi.wi
Totals $54,333,137!
20.r,i
I
11.7!
15.21
Not included in totals herause con
taining other items thnn clearings.
London Exehantie .
London. Sent. 23. Consols for
monev SS 1-S; do account 88 3-1(1:
har silver, stendv. 2(i 1-4: money I
1-2. Three months 2 3-Stli 7-lfi.
New York Exchanne.
New Yorl;, faopt. i.,. i,ioso pi um. ,
mercanlile paper 4 (ft 5 sterling ex-
chancre stendv with notnal business
in bankers bills at 4S5.80WIS5.sr, for
demand and at 4S3.50483S.0O for GO
days.
Posted rates 4S! 1 and 4S
n'iM-cial bills 482 3-47i4S3 1-2.
com"
Har silver 57 1-4; Mexican dollars
45 1-2: government bonds strong;
railroad bonds firm. j
New York Money.
New York, Sent, 23 Money on
call firm highest 2: lowest 1 3-4; rul
ing rale and last loan 2; closing bid
1s 3-44: offered at 2. Time loan
steadv fio days 3l-4: ninety days 3
1-201-4; six months 2 3-4ffi3.
Dunn's Report.
New York, Sept. 23. It. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade tomor
row will nay:
Trade expands steadily and confi
dence Increases with the harvest in;;
of the crops nnd mercanlile collec
tions are less tardily met. Lowe'
temperature, stimulate! tlio demand
for fall and winter wearing apparel
and there is more disposition to pre
pare for the future rather than coii
line operations within the limit of
requirements. This improvement U
extending to all departments of man
ufacturers and in aggregate there is
less idle machinery than at any re
cent date. Railway earnings for
September were 5.7 per cent larger
than a year ago and foreign com
merce at this port for the last week,
shows n gain or 2.945.007 in exerts
and compared wllh 1903 although Im
ports decrea sed ?713,fi70.
Moderate gains coiiainne to bo
made by the textile Industries, par
ticularly as to woolens nnd worsteds.
Staple lines are quoted somewhat
higher nnd nromt doliver'es are urir
od by purchaser"1. Increased activi
ty at the mills has lieied to sustain
ahe eastern market for wool. Irreg
ularity In cotton goods must he ni
tribiit'ed to an erratic demand that
emnnnlea from uncertainty rogardlni
ihn row tnnierinl. Activity is greater
In the case where Mocks are low. an !
hi in urgent business Is dime at fml
prices hut concessions occur on otherl
sale that call for future di liverbv.
Firmness continues in packet
hides, independent tanners maUni
lilral purchases, l-irco sales .f.
branded and Colorado hide, re-
corded Countr hMo, weake-
hilt, receipt nt foreign 1ii''e r" ,
qnietlv absorbed. Ier grade fit
hemlock sole leather are fill active.
Other lines are Meadv l.t't quiet. j
New Orleans
New Orlean. Petit.
Sugar.
2'.. Snc.ir
1-4 ? 3 3-4: ntell
tmne: cpen kettle
i-Mllo centrifnff'
4i 12: centrifiira!
whit 4 7-: yellow . ""
'md 2 .- 4: moisHw n1""'"'-
wn kel'le 2ft7?5; rentnfucal l"'r
15; syrup nominal.
Pipe Line Balances.
Oil Titr. Prt. "c-d'i l,,ai"-r
153 r-r"ieif-!(e 'me. j-,i:j.ttv-"
1-et.nnvlvania 51 .'".: "';
41 Sfi'-'TTI"'. 1."WS -
. : 11 I
Merf 7" "11- fl'oi-. li"i .-..-
average !"i.o.
EXCITEMENT IN '
WHEAT MARKET
INTIMATION
DEMAND
IN
OF BIG EXPORT
WERE FACTORS
THE CASE.
LIGHT OFFERINGS RAISED PRICES
Rumor That French Government In
tended Removing the Duty on
Wheat Help to Stiffen the
Market. Corn Firm.
f'hlcngo, Sept. 23. In a whirl '
excitement, wheat for Decemher do
liverv today advanced :i 1-2 ahove
!ycBtorlny'H closing. Intimntioiis of
'n hlg export ileiiiaiul were the inuln
fact org In causing the nilvance.
The market closed nt the hlghoRt
point. Corn Is up 1-4 'it 3-8; oats on
1-2TI 5-8 anil provisions practically un
changed.
The excitement In wheat enme
towards the close of the day. roi-
withstanding heavy receipts In the
northwest, tho market opened Jinn,
Decemher heing up l-8(f?1-4 and May
1-8 lower to 1-4 higher. The linprov-
ed tone nt the Rlart was due to high
er cnhles, wet weather in Mnnitoha
and Minnesota, and decreased ship
ments from Argentine. News irom
abroad wns considered extremely
bullish. Shorts, alarmed at. the pros
pects, were anxious buyers.
With light offerings, prices rose
rapidly. A factor in the foreign sit
uation was a rumor that the French
government was contemplating the
removal of duty on wheat and that, a
well known foreign statistician re
ports that "llie requirements of im
porting countries this year were the
heaviest on record. These advices,
combined with roiiorts from St. Louis
of a good demand for flour, were the
principal influences. Just before tho
close, December sold nt 1.14 and May
advanced to 1.14 1-2. December clos
ed at 1.13 3-4 7-8 and May nt 1.1
m-2.
Minneapolis, Dithith and Chicago
reported 997 cars, against 514 last
wok and 535 a year ego.
Warm weather throughout the west
was the dominating influence in corn.
The market was rather easy through
out the greater part of the day, but
the late advance in wheat caused a
firm tone at the close. December
opened unchanged to 1-4 higher, sold
between 49 1-4 and 50 3-8, and closed
at 50 1-3 3-8.
Receipts 277 cars, 15 contract. Oats
were weak as a result of rapidly in
creasing stocks. Trading was light
. )nostly of local character. De-
rnmi)Pr onened a shade lower, ranged
betwen 30 3-8 and 31 1-2, and
31 1-2, and closed
, at 30 7-8. Receipts lb4 cars.
Early weakness in corn induced
, ,...4.
some liquidation or provisions ni.
(there was enough' demand to hold
steady. The fact that the hog
movement is small and shows no sign
0f increasing, prevents any great
amount of selling. January pork
closed a shade higher at 13.12 l-2(fi)
13.15; lard was up 2 1-2 at 7.30. lie-
( ceipts 080,
lislimaled receipts tomorrow
119
138
cars wheat; corn 204 cars; oats
cars. Hogs 10,1100.
BRADSTREET'S REPORT.
Cold Weather While Retarding Crops
Has Stimulated Fall Trade.
New York, Sept. 23. Dradstreet's
will say tomorrow:
Cold weather, while retarding or
I injuring some late crops, lias boon
stimulating the fall trade, both re
tail and wholesale, which shows an
apparent increase in volume over a
year ago. The Improvement is most
marked in dry goods, clothing, gro
ceries, shoes and hardware.
Distributive trade is better through
out the south. The labor situation
is rather quiet on the whole, although
some notably large strikes continue
unsettled.
Among the industries Improved Is
to be noted the iron industry: pig
iron is rather better particularly in
portions of the west, but finished
products fail to respond liberally to
recent price reductions.
The cotton industry still pursues a
halting course, price uncertainties
breeding conservatism. Wool has
been firm this week, the statistical
position being a strong one. Woolens
have been and are In good demand.
but men's wear fabrics have hardly
moved as fast as desired,
j Failures In the 1'nitnl States for
the week ending SeplomlHT 22 num
ber 503 against 107 last week. 185 in
the like week In 19'C. 172 in V.2,
195 in 1S01 and Us in 1900.
In Canada, failures fur the week
numlH-r 27 against 29 last H'k.
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Kansas City,
Kannas City. S ft. 2S.-rattl.- I-
c.,,t, S.Oirfi; (.toady; choice
aI)(j dprHBP(J )mh j TK .-, (,,,; f;ijr .r,
Bff(, --r:,,,: m,.-i,m fed ""tr
--- :Vl. r1rtrVf.n ni) ff.,I(.r, j;r,.
1 4"t:
KnM'Vfn ie r 2r,ii :;,.r.: :
cow. 1 5"i 2'l5: native fin , 1!
375; 1t,( ifer ;:,!,!, ,.i i! i:
::r.ii: mive. zr.,ir,n.
Mnr, receipm 4 '": wi't''
d:-1ir n vv :.?:
p'-rer 5't5f5: f,ii'c arid )
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and cl. Ti i.s tie 'j.'oti. i'.
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NATHAN (ELLS IT FOR LESS.
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DUisl.rtr. ijiui;ihi.
A WEEK AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
Tho Cotton Holt has put on the
very low ruto of $11.70 for I he round
trip, Shreveport to St. Louis. These
tickets will bo sold September 3, 4,
0. 12, 13. 20 and 27. Tlieso tickets
allow seven (lays In St. Louis, and
will bo honored on our "St. Louis
Train" in its Chair Cars nnd 1 land
some Day Coaches. Don't forget t he
dates, nnd that itcuets snoiiiu no uy
the Cotton Holt, from Shreveport.
The St. Lonls Train leaves Shreve
port at 4:45 p. m., and arrives nt St.
Louis n::io nexr mormg.
Write U P. Smith, t. t. a.,
218 Milam St., Shreveport, La.
8-31 27t
THE LOCAL MARKET
Grain and Hay.
Quotations for carload lots delivered
on tracks BeaumoEt or other points
taking same rates. Dealers charge
from store 6$10c per 10 pounds more
on bran, 2ffS3c per bushel on oata and
corn 10l&c per 100 oa hay,
Oats Texas. S056c; No. 3 mixed,
49c; while, 5153c.
Bran Per 100 pounds ?1.3035,
Corn chops, pure $1.30(2)1.40.
Oats Texas 4315e.
Corn 7074c.
Hay Choice alfalfa, $15.00; choice
timothy, $17.00: South Texas prairie,
$7.503.50; Johnson grass. 19.50
10.00.
Feed proilucis very still, wltn ad
vancing tendwicy.
Market barely steady, with a declin
ing tendency.
Hides and Wool.
Dry flint butchers, 15 pounda and
un. 13c.
Dry Hint klpa, untiisr 16 ponnda, 10
l-2c.
Dry salt, hides, ever 18 pounds, 10c;
under 18 pounds, 3c.
W. S. hides, 6 l-27e.
Sheep pelta, 15 lo 40o.
Goat elfins, 10 to Inc.
Horse aair 15 to TJifc.
Wool, free spring, 12 1-8 to Ho.
Wool, free fall, 10a.
Wool, h&rd burry. 8ii.
Butter and Cheei
Rntter Ulue Siar. a.r: dairy
bultrtr 1a20: Klfin, 2(ia'i7: Herniee
Fancy Creamery, 28: Meadow Cold, JO;
Fancy renovated creamery, 23a24.
AlMson's Pure pasteurized cream
butter, Mngle pound 35c; 2 pounds
for S5c.
Cl-seFll ci-eam flats, 14: daisies
14 1: prints, 15; full cream Longhorns,
15
Flojr and Sreadtturfs.
Flour Hastsi 4S. It, sin ks. Fanev
high pitent J5.C.0; fancy half patent
$5.30: third grade $150; 2111) sacks
10 por barrel bisrber: Hour in wood, JO
per hiii-rei biirheroar lots Uic less.
Fi.riniieeous (loods Crits. hmniny
and cream meal, in 40-11, sacks, per
saek, 75' pearl meal in .,.,-! b sacks,
l ii5 per barrel of four sacks; Scotch
ints 2.ii5a3.0: Friends' oats 2.h5a
? ()(! Columbia oats. L"): Ifawkeye
oats, 2.H5; Hooker's buckwheat, 1 1-1 1
packages, 1 1. HO.
Crackers A It C soda bulk, boxes,
7" 1-lb cartons, tier dozen. 100: vwpr
snaps, 7): crsnms, 8. stage planks, i
cakes and jumbles, II
Canned Ooodaw
California F.xtra Standard (2-lb
tins) Dlaek cherries, t2.25; white
cherries, I2.25: Y. C. CB-lies, tl.75:
I C eacli H.x",: apriootn, H.w:
Hartlett jmars 1.X5; (rraies, tl.50;
ttandard. l' lcr down Icks.
Ka'crn Canned Good and Vee
taliles No. 3 apples, W; iliced pinea-
ples, II: K and C uineaiiples, l.iO:
ex prated pineapples, 41. "': iiineapple
chunks. 1-lb can, fl.3-5. pineapple
chunkn, l-ll can. H.tiO: ni i if h m ire
ex trrale(i pi. leniiiiles, tl.KT,: 2-iu pear,
75: 2-1 b Ktr!i-r ies. Wl: 2-!b black-hc-i
ie. K',: 2-:li iea K' . ln.ne; 2-lb
fjiJ-weitrlit tomato-. ',',(: 3-lb full
jweiu'bl tniHt,M., l.uc 2-lb 1 i f I, t- i i-1 . t
lnnn!iii . M".i: -ni j ii i,i in. m.,:
3-lb kra.it l.iV 2-lbIV-tit Pot x iftl
JnrwiK'UG I lUt! -H, ttnrift:,r-fl ,Mro-
1 la,. 1 ..),..;. I, Var-I
rir'il pea. !: 3-lb pmui kin. !": 2-ib
Hi f lliiifc 'nin, 1.2-5: 2-IU Al
i-vir, 1.2-'.1 1-ibCupid hullodcoto,
0.
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ei'Ti l ir ". I X'-'O fK-r iiiinec: ,
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r''.n fiS' ki" : 't'Vii '. 2 V "'r
(,. in 1: a'.-on.l. 2 '"i
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brrei: a; ,"i lT lb. in V.r- ':
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& Bora Feet, Cboflng, EtO. jVj
SSw Try85o.Bottlo. yr
I . Dried Fruits end Num.
j 10 oa. i leai.eU ourrenu, 3 1ft case,
; per lb. 12 oa cleaned curifnu, In
lease, ixrli. "1:3 frown Smyrna, lni
! ported Has, UMb boxes, cr pound.
12J d Crown Binvrnu imponoa ug, iu
Hi. boxen, per lb. li; 2 crown Callfor.
nla 1-lb brick. 10 lb boxe, per
box, l.lf: 3crowu California Hg. 1-lb
euriona, UMb boxc. xr lb, 1.25: 12 m
I pavKacc ".ceded raUin, 45 In ease.
per pKT, li ; iu oi pacaagp wui
1-uli.iii, :til In cae, ler liackaif", Hi:
2 crown L. L. raUIn. 2d lb boxe. -r
box, 2,00: a crown I I UaUlns, 20-lb
boxo. per box, 2.15; 2 crown I I
raislii. 5-lb boxe, iH-rbox, "0; Amor
Corsloun citron, 10-lb Imixp. er lb,
HI: Amor. (M-angeiHid, 10 lb boxe, per
lb, 14; Amer. lemon peel, 10 lb bo.Xo.
per lb. 14: N:. 1 California almond,
mitt, ulmll. SHckS contulllillL' about 80
pound, per lb. lb lu quantities, er
(h; 17.
MlSCt!UhtOU4.
t Dl.,.,1 biiaia 01 fnnl1
1 J tlPU" UU11I ' ani
'cotton, XXX. 14 3-4.
Sulv ltock, iuhi per ion; ijoiiiinn
course, HS: Texas nnd ICansun, np bbl,
(10-Ss, iilt): 100-3s, 12.75: 140-2, $2.Kft
Pickles Pints, 95: quarts, l.5 1;
pallon, $n.25: 1-gnllon, l; 5-rullon
kcjrs, $2: lO-jrallon kegs, .l.50j Cross
and Hliukwell's pints, 3.ti5.
Canilv Stick, wraiied, standard
OJa"; fancy mixed, in pail. Ill all;
fanev In cases. Mills- roo llal2.
St. -iron Pearl, 40-lb woxes, 4: gloss
bulk, 4p. Nickel, M.00; 1 to 3 pound
puoknsres. 5a.5i.
Molasses Centrlfucal, fair, 23;
prime, 2tin28; choice 23a;t0.
Corn Syuu 30a3l.
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Texas and New Orleans R. R. Co.
Test Bouna.
No. C Local Arrives 0:50 p. m.
No. C Local ..Ieaves 6 a m.
No. 10 Sunset Limited Arrives 9 a, m.
Leaves 9:05 a. r
No. 4. Oriole to Echo Arrives 12: IS
p. m. jeaves iz:--m p. in.
No. 8 Texas Express Arrivea f
m., Leaves 10:05 p. m.
7 P.
West Bound.
No.
7 Texas Express to San Antonio
Arrives ': a. m.. Leaves 7:21
a. in.
3 The "Oriole" Arrivea 8:67 p.
Leaves 4:07 p. m.
No.
m.,
No.
No.
6 Local Arrivea 7:23 p. m., Leave
at 7:33 p. m.
J "Sunset Limited" Arrives !):
T. m., Leaves 9:33 p. m.
North Bouiio.
No.
15i). To liallas Leaves 9:45 p. m.
No. 1 50. From Dallas Arrive 8:45 n. m
South Bound.
No.
No.
No.
No.
1ST. To Sabine Lenvos :4f a. m.
152. From Sabine Arrives G:l() put
1S3. l-ucal to KocKland JUeavel
9:30 a. m
154. Local from liockhind Arrives
:30 p. m.
Kansas City Southern.
, North Bound.
No. 2 for St. Louis, Kansas City,
Shreveport, Texarkana and Fort
Smith leaves 7:50 a. m.
No. 4 for Kansas CUy, Joplln, Fort
Smith, Texarkana and Shreve
port leaves 7:50 p. m
South Bound.
No. 1 from St. Louis, Kansna City,
Fcrt Smith, Texarkana and
Shreveport arrives.. ..9:10 p. m.
Leaves for Port Arthur. .9:15 p. m
No. 3 from Kansas City, Joplln, Fort
Smith. Texarkana and Shreve
port arrives 8:40 a. m.
Leaves for Port Arthur. 8:45 am.
Fort Arthur Service.
To Port Arthur.
3 liopiirls N:I5 a. in.
5 Departs 10:30 a. m.
7 ueparts 4:15 p. m. (Sunday on-!y.-
45 Local Freight departs 3:00 p.
in. (except Sunday).
1 ileparta 9:15 p. iu.
From Port Arthur.
2 arrives 7:45 a. m.
C arrives 1220 p. m.
8 arrives 9:35 a. m. (Sunday on
ly.) No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
40 arrives 10:05 a, m. (except
Sunday.)
4 arrives 7:45 p. m.
Center Express.
2'i2 Leaves .. .10:55 a. m.
2ul. Arrives 0:00 p. in.
Gulf, Colorado 4. Santa Fe.
Kansas City Mall and Kxprcsa.
No. 218 leaves 5:00 p. m.
No. 217 Arrives 12:25 p. m.
Raraloaa Impress.
No. 204. Leaves 7:00 a.m.
No. 203. Arrivea 7:00 p. m
Gulf and Interstate Railway.
No. 2 (South hound) depart 9 a. m.
No. 4
except
No. 1
(Smith Itound) depart 4 p. m.
Saturday, fi p. m.
(North bound) arrives 7: 20
p m.
No. 3 ( North bound) arrives 1:20
P. tn.
Beaumont Sour Lake and Western
No. 1
a. m.
No.
m.
No. 2
T m.
No. 4
p ni.
(West Ixiund) depart 7
(meet liound) departs 4:10
( K.v t 1ound) arrlvo 12
an
(La t bound) arrive
7:00
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