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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1904.
WEAKER TONE OF
COTTON MARKET
Ibumper YIEED
AIDS THE BEARS
LOWER CABLES AND CONTINUED
. GOOD WEATHER CAUSED
DROP IN PRICES.
fGKCAST OF COLD VIVE IN Bill
Receipts at all Porta War 43.338
Bales Against 725.772 Last Weak
. and 48,612 Sama Day Last
Year.
New York, Oct. 13. Indications of
an t'uxler nxt sliuuihiu hi liio kouij
hiuiiKlit about a hluirp ileelino in ili
market orv cotton fut urea today. Tin
oM!iihii whs Heady ut u ili'cllnu of
2!i 5 points Iii r'Kiiio to lo'vir I.W
trMN cables tliun exM'lcil un.l con
tilllled Weill her ill till) HOlltll, bill
there wiik a pretty sood demand bi
first nml for the heller purt of tin
iiiurnliitf prices iTiictiiuied around the
1 1 1 1 tit I level. I'rlvuta advices receiv
ed from tlio Hoiith were a llttlu Iu'k
reiiHsmltiK. however, as to thu atti
tude or tlio Interior holdors ami In
Bpllo of predictions as to collier
weal hep In tlio northeast part of Un
belt, tlio market K'nerally sukkoiI off
Willi leudliiK room bears exertliiK i
nioro or Ic.h rniiHlnnt pressure In an
effort to cover Blop order losses.
Tlio cIohh wan catty nt tlio lowest
price of llio session or a 't Io
dine of IfiifilS point.
Kales were estimated at 300,00
bnlPB.
Sonm stop Iosb orders were un
covered on tlio decline and trndlnp
wa active. Export for the day were
dull and the totals no far for the Ben
son Is now 1.184,070 . bales, against
725,772 last year.
rterelpls nt tlio porls today wcr
43.2H8 asalnst 47,309 la-t wck. and
4Sf,12 Inst year.
For the week 400.000 ncnl'ist 397.
Sn last week ntid 299.f19"lnst year.
Today's receipts nt New Orleans'
10,422 bales, against 9,022 last year
and nt I Ion ton 10.30S.
New Orleans Futures
New Orleans, Oct. 13. otton fu
tures steady; Oct.. 97577; Nov. 97P
ffi)S); Dec. !)S4fj85; an. 99394:
Ftdi. iooi(fj)03; March 101112; April
101Sffj20; May 1O2502C.
New Orleans.
Now Orleans, Oct. 13. Spot cot
ton dull weak, and lower to sellers,
buyers demanding concessions which
were reluctantly made in fome cases.
Sales 3500 bales ncluding 1,350 to ar
Irive. Quotations reduced 3-10.
Futures opened steady and 8 point?
higher to 5 points lower, than yes
terday's "close. Easier Liverpool,
continued idea 1 weather almost
throughout the belt and the weak
ness and decline in spot, carrier
prices down gradually until the close
which was very dull, the list show
ing net losses of 13 to 15 points.
The only apparent bull feature to
day was tlio decrease in port receipts
but. this was generally attributed tc
the effect of planters holding for
higher prices.
New Orleans Spots.
New Orleans, Oct. 13. Cottor
steady; sales 3100; ordinary 7 7-1C;
good ordinary 8 3-4; low mid 9 3-8:
mid 9 15-10; good mid 10 1-S,; mid
fair 10 5-8; receipts 10,422; stock 131.
105. New York Spots.
New York, Oct. 13. Cotton spot
clo ed quiet.' 15 points decline; mi'
upland 1040; mid gulf. 1005; sales
2100 bales.
New York Futures.
New York Oct. 13. Cotton future
closed easy; Oct. 888; Nov. 992
Dec 10c; .Inn. 1004; March 1012'
April 1014; May 1010; June 1018
July 1021.
444444444f4444
t , , LIVE STOCK.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Oct. 13. Cattle, re
ceipts ll.iioo head, including 700 south
.,.,. market steady to 10c higher
Choice export and dressed beef steers
$5.0ffi 6.00. fair to bh1 $4.O0(fJ3.OO.
western fed steers 4.ooW5.50. Blocker
,.nd feeders $2.25 W 4.1;.. Mm,"VV " T,-$.-.nfi3.75.
southern cows $1.5ifflZ.7o
: ii r.nir. a nil. native heiferr
si r.ofi 4.50. bulls 1.73fi3.2o, caUef
lK receipts fi.000 held: markei
r.c hiKher; bulk of sales at l3.Wia.4JJ
Heavy IHSfti.. I ""': ', "
- .- ..I . .l liirMa f I 7:itl D.20.
Sheen receipts 6.2-0; market nflKN
treher Native lambs MOo-fi 5.25. na
'.t,..,. ? viTifi RU. native ewet
1.1 ooi 3.33. Western lambs $4 .
r -Hti yearling I3.mi3.v
t?. :.h 3 8". Kiocker
1.. -Si. 'I II nil' - i-
..-.I f.- lor. 12 5iiTi3.5'i. Lln "wes
pounds. $3.5.
Ma, Orleans SuO".
v- riil an Ori. 13. SnWi
Strong; f.H-n J.et"'. 3 Mi3-4: otv
Vile. cenlrifneal 4il2; onnfnjri
liite.- 4 13-lfi: yellows siv-
i. r. c r. 1
Volasse nominal: nnen kettle, zne,
I: rentriftiral inlli.
Merrohis Cotton Od.
V.WI.bi. OH. 13.-4-HI. T )'". I"
Prime fr.id 23 1 rf rr"'1.
t...r.na': rrin, "-imnv-r ?- !' .Or
fT .ummf r-il'.w ti'm:f.l: '
.;rr.r"r x-M. " "an -
line
l-ai and aVe, .r.me $ri.
LARGE SURPLUS OP WHEAT FOR
REPORT HAD A DERESSiNO
INFLUECE ON PRICES.
SURPLUS Cf 100,000,000 BUSHEL
Corn and Oats Each Dropped Off a
Few Polnt In Sympathy With '
tha Declins In Wheat ; .
Other Trade Notes.
Clicngo, Oct. 13. KHilni;,ten of a
l:irt: HliridiiH of wheat for exuort
from America, had a depressing In-
llllenco oil Hliecuhitivn urlceH lodav.
liidiciKloiiu of a bumper crop aided
thu beam. At the close, tlio May op
tion wan down 1-205-8; December
iinehniiKed from yesterday's final "K-
iinm.
Corn and oats were e;lch off 1-4 !f
-o, imjviniiiiin wvru ui muni uiu buiuv
UH lust ninht.
The weakness In wheat developed
later In thu dny. A decreased move
ment In tlio north west nnd higher
prces In foreign grain markets were
In the northwest and higher prices In
foreign grab markets were fuctors In
rniitrlliiiilnlr In Iht ulronir midline
On tlio advance there was some irroflt
taking by local longi as a resuii. i
which tho market eased off a trifle
Sentiment, however, WiB s(Hn bull
ish nualn and prices rosa steadily.
Tho highest point on December for
the day wos renched at. 111 1-8.
Menntlmo. jIny sold up to in i
ilnrlnn' tlin lnlor nnrt nt the nesslilll
The mnrket under her,vy Bales of Mav
receded shprpiy. while it wns nen.r
luiiiv nirorinil liv n rincinnntl ionrnnl
claiming a surplus of 100.000.000
bushels of wheat for export trom mc
United States and Canada .
Another factor was n nrivnte cable
gram from Liverpool reporting Argen
lino wheat, prospects very favorablj'.
The market closed easy with Decem
ber at t0 3S- 1,1,11,1 l110,a,lons ml
May were no l-i'xi s-s.
niilutih and Chic.nKO
reported receipts of 827 car8 against
878 last week and 710 a y"r flBa
A firm tone prevailed in the corn
market during the early part, of the
session. In sympathy with the break
In wheat, the market became quite
weak late In the day December open
ed a shade higher, sold off to 49 1-8
and closed at 449 3-8. Local receipts
88 cars, nine contract. Buying hv
shorts and a fair fimami rrom cilM"
houses caused fn'r activity in the oat
m.w iralnv T.nter trading
became extremely listless and prices
declined in sympathy with the weak
ness of other grains. December n
slmde higher ranged between ?
and 29 3-8 nnd closed a.t 28 7-8. I.oca'
eceipts 123 cars.
In view of a wak hog market '
. tn mm nrovision1! held
.nrrvimmtivelv Arm. Shorts wero the
prinripal bnvers At the close Jin-'
unry pork nd lard were encti otT
i.9e ..t 1240 nnd 725 rcnoctively.
Rir.15 were unchancrd at 050.
Estimated receipt. tomorrow wnen
70 cars: corn C2; oats 7(1; hogs 11,000
head.
FINANCIAL.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Closed Irregular Railroad Securities
Were Almost unnoticea.
New York. Oct. 13. There was a
rather remarkable demonstration on
speculative interest in industrial stocks
and securities uxiay, which wan
i.,nttni off net on sentiment towara tnu
u arket. The railroad stocks were al
lowed meanwhile to remain unnoiiceu.
ri... ..nenlnn- tendency of the ranroau
list was Influenced by sentiment of the
prominence given to low grade stocks.
The market closed irregular.
Bonds were strong, loiai suies, iui
value, $6,780,000.
United States bonds were nncnangeu
m call.
New York Money.
vow York. Oct. 13. At the close
n.niwv nn call was steady at 1 3 4 Hi I
ler cent; closing bid 1 1-2 per cent;
Time loans slightly easier for long
o: , nm i tir rein :
raie. ciiai .i.. " .... - ,
:iinelv davs 3 3-4 per cent; bix nionuis
J 3-41 4 per cent.
New York Exchange.
New York. Oct. 13 At the close
nrimc mercantile paper was 4 l-2ffj3
K?r cent; sterling exchange steady.
ith actual business In bankers biils
31 $ 1. 85. 5iT 4.85.55 for demand, ami ai
4M.3oi 4.83.35 for sixty days bills;
Ksted rates $4.84 12 and $4.80 1-2.
Commercial bill $4 H34.83 I K.
liar silver 57 1 2c; Mexican dollars
3-4r.
Government bonds steady; railroail
mnds strong.
London Exchange.
lndon. Oct. 1J Cinwils for money
1-4. for the account i 3 .
liar filv-r i-iy at 2 "'
i,,n.r 1.. l l- rv r c-rit; h"r
.i U 2 'l 2 1-4 l r c-nt: tbif-,K,nih-
2 7-1 Cr.' 1-2 T
Paris Exchange.
Pari. Oct. 13 Thr lr -t
nt. !7 fran- !'rHiiim'. x'-bunrr
:, Ixnd'm 23 franm 14 r-ntitD f"T
THE LOCAL MARKET
Grain and Hay.
Quotations tor canoad lors dsllvorad
on tracks Deaumoat or other point
taking same rates. Dealers chars
from ator COlOo par 10 pound mora
on bran. !(T3o per bushel on oaU td
corn. 10(ffl5c per 100 on bar.
Oats Texas. S0Q55o; No. t mixed,
49n; wblte, 61(T63o.
Bran rer 100 lb. $1.0501.10.
Corn bops Pure $1.25&1.30.
Oats Texas 430150,
Corn 70o.
lUy Choice alfalfa, S1R.00; choice
timothy, $17.00: South Texas prairie,
$7.50g.G0; Johnson grass, is.ouw
10.00.
Feed producta very stiff, wltn ad
Tsnclnf tendency.
Market barely steady, with a declin
ing tendency.
Hide and Woot
Dry flint klpa. under 10 pounds, 10
t-zo.
Dnr salt bides, oyer 18 pound. lOo;
nnder 18 pounds, 3c
W. S. bides,
Sheep pelts, 15 to 40e.
Goat skins, 10 to 150.
Horse lialr 15 to t8a.
Wool, froe spring, 18 1-1 to tie.
Wool, free fall, 10c.
Wool bard burry. R.
Butter ana Cheess.
n,,iiar ninn Kmr. ill: dairy
butter 18n20: Klprln, 20u27; Berniee
Funcy Creamery, 2H: Meadow Cold, 30j
Fancy renovated creamer v, 2:tu24.
Alliaon's Pure pasteurised croaro
butter, ulngla pound 35c: 2 pounds
for f5c
Chi.v;se Full cream flats, 14; daisies
14 1; prints, 15; full cream Longhorns,
lo
Flour and Sreansturra.
c-lnni. ltnaio 4M.lt. siLi'Ws. rrnncv
high pitent $5.00; fancy half patent
$5.30; third grade $4.50; 2411) sacks
10 per barrel higher; nour in wooti, .ju
per barrel hlirhercar lots lOe less.
Farinaceous Ooods Orits. hcsniny
and cream meal, in 40-lb sacks, per
sa-k, 75 pearl moal In 35-lb sucks,
$1 05 per barrel of four sacks; Scotch
..t, .ur.irf.nn! Friends' oats S2.!)5a
3.00' Columbia oats. 2.85: Ifawkeye
oats, 2.e; necker s DucKwneai, ij-io
packages, $4.80.
Crackers A B C soda bulk, boxes,
1-lh cartons, tier dozen. 100: irinirter
snaps, 7J: creams, 8, stage planks, OJ
cakes and in mixes. 1 1
Cannetf booh.
PoHfornia f-'.xtra Standard (2i-lb
tins) Black cherries, $2.25; white
cherries, $2.25; Y. C. peaches, .$1.75;
Li. (J. peae.nes 81.150: apricots, ei.uu,
Rartlett. nears $1.85: eranes. $1.50:
standard, 10 per dozen less.
Kastern caunea uoous ana vege
tablesNo. 3 apples, 85: sliced pineap
ttaa fill! F.. and (',. nineaonles. $l.ti0:
K grated pineapples, $K"5: uineapple
chunks, 1-lb cans, $1.35. pineapple
chunks, li-lo cans, si.uu: Singapore
ex-grated pineat)iles, $1.85: 2-ib pears,
75; 2-lb stranbor jes. 90: 2-lb black
boTies, 85; 2-lb peaches, none; 2-lb
. .' . . T. ... lift. ii ..n
fulJ-weignl tomatoes, iouoo; .i-iu ium
woitrht, tomatoes. 1.00: 2-lb liirht-weio'ht
tomutoes. 80aH5: 3-lb light-weight. 05:
3-lbkraut 1.25; 2-lb I'etlt l'ois ex sifted
June peas, L00; 2-lb standard Marrow
fat p"as, 1.00: 2-lb light-weight Mar-ro-fvt
peas, 90! 3-lb pumpkin, 95: 2-lb
Ri l?irfire corn. 1.25: 2-1L Al
cora, 1.25al.35:3-ib Cupid hulled corn,
90.
Dmca and Chemicals.
packaees seeded raisins, 45 in case,
per pkg, ; 10 oz pacKages seeuau
raisins. 30 in case, tier package, 84;
2 crowri Ij. Li. raisins, 20 lb boxes, per
box, 2.00: 3 crown L. L. Baisins, 20-lb
boxes, per box, 2.15; 2 crown L. L.
raisins, 5-lb boxes, per box, 70: Amer
Corsican citron, 10-lb boxes, per lb,
16: Amer. orange peel, 10 lb boxes, per
lb, 14; Amer. lemon peel, 10 lb boxes,
per 10. i: xso. i t;aiiioruia hiiuuuuh,
soft shell, sacks containing about 80
pounds, per lb. 10 less quan'ities. per
lb: 17.
Pecans 8al2 pet lb.
Miscall thou.
Rope-Sltal, 7-Id ba.s 9i, Manila
cotton, XX. 14 3-4.
8alt Kock, u.OO per ton; IouUlana
coarse. 8S: Texas and Kausas, er bid,
00-3, i(Ht; 100-3s, i75: 140-2, $-'.8i
rii-kles-l'lnts, ttt: quarts, i.rai;
allon, $3.25; l-galltn, $4; ft-piillou
eg, 2; 10-gallou k.. $ 3.50; Crots
ud lilaokwell's pint, ...
Candy Slick, wrapped, standard
0a7; fancy tuixod, in pails, U;
fanev In caes. lUtx rMi llalS.
Starcn IVarl, 4t)-lli moxes, 4; ifloss
bulk, 4J; Nickel, $3.00: I to S pound
packages, 6a5t.
Molasses Centrifugal, fair. 23;
prime, 20a28: choice 23aJtO.
Dnlnlnn. 34.40u ner ounce bottl
morphliio, 2.35a2t'0 imu- ounce: twain
.2iiK)ros: borax 'i-iuc ier pounu iu
liki.ll nuj limrra! ennoei utf 2.00 In bur-
rols: castor oil, 1.20 per (ration la
gallon packaees: epsom suits. iiS ier
100 lbs, in barrels: alcohol, 2. 70u3. 00
er gullon: sulphur, 3.2-) per 100 lbs.lu
barrels: alum 31o per lb, in barl:
calcium crhld9, 4.1X) per 100 lbs: salt
eior, 7c 'b. Ir harm-
Canned Molasses.
Georgia Cane: gallons, 3.10, half
. t .. l fj Aii.rt. 't lb: (erfl fin
Uattcrle, pallons. a.10, half gal. 3.50
quarts 3.75: Kalromel Syrup, 10 lbs.
prieo rruixs ana n
10 ox. cloai.od currents, 3(1 In case,
n. hi- 1-: elxaned currents. 48 in
case, per lb. 7j; 3 Crown Smyrna Im
ported HITS, 10-ID DOXeS, K'V pouim,
12i Crown Smyrna imiortcd 10
lb. boxes, peril). 15; 2 crown Califor
ni ii.ro i.l r ln-l.'Lfa 10 lb lioves. ner
uiu .ir.al 1 ........ - , i
i,iv 11?.- 3 ernwn California IIl'S. 1-lb
cartons, 10-lb boxes, per li), 1.25:
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Tsxaa and Now Orleans R. R. Co.
frst Bouno.
No. C Local Arrives ...... 0:50 p. m.
No. Local.... Leaves 0 a. m.
No. 10 Sunset Limited Arrives 8 a. m.
-leaves 9:05 a. J".
No. 4. Oriole to "Echo Arrive 12:15
p. m. T.eavee 12:!C p. to.
No. 8 Texas Express Arrive- $$7 P
in., Leaves 10:05 p. m.
West Bound.
No. 7 Texas Expiess to fc&n Antonio
Arrivos f:18 a. m.. Leaves 7:2$
a. m.
No. 3 The "Oriole" Arrive 8:67 p.
ru., Leaves 4:07 p. m.
No. 6 Local Arrives 7:23 p. ia., Leav
at 7:33 p. m.
No. 9 "Sunset Limited" Arrives 9:25
p. m., Leaves 9:33 p. m.
North Bouno.
No. ir.i". To Dallas Leaves 0:45 p. nj.
No. 150. From Dallas Arrive 8:45 a.m.
South Bound.
No. 1B1 To Sahlne Leaves t):4f a. m.
No. 152. From Sabine Arrives 5:10 pm
No. 1S3. Local to KocKland Leaves
9:30 a., m
No. 154. Local from Rockland Arrives
C:30 p. m.
Kansas City Southern.
North Bound.
No. 2 for St. Ix)uls, Kansas- C!t.y,
Shreveport, Texarkana and Fort
Smith leaves... .. ..7:50 a. m.
No. 4 for Kansas CUy, Joplin, . Fort
Smith, Texarkana arid Shreve
port leaves 7: SO p. m.
South Bound,
rlo. 1 from S. Lou,is, Kansaa City,
Fort Smith, lliiarkana and
Shreveport arrlvja.. ..9:10 p. m.
Leaves fo" Portanr..9:15 p. m.
No. 3 from Kansaa City, Joplin, Fort
Smith, Texarkana and Shrev
port arrives 8:40 a. m.
Leaves for Port Arthur. 8:45 am.
Port Arthur 8ervlca.
To Port Arthur.
No. 3 Departs 8:45 a. in.
No. 5 Departs 10:30 a. m.
No. 7 ueparta 4:15 p. m. (Sunday on-
I
The Petroleum Iron Works Co.
STEEL OIL STORAGE .TANKS.
All.CIasses Plate andJSheetllron Work. Fuel Oil
Equipment.;
Old Tanks Cut and Rebuilt on
Short Notice.
JWBBBfHaBBBBiaHBB
Main Office and Works Washington, Pa.
Southern Branch Offices Go dchaax Baild
tng, New Orleans, La.; American National
Bank BaildingBeaomont, Tex. Sr
iCamsas City
Limited to return October 24, with privi
lege of extension to November 8, by pay
ment of 50 cents.
For further information, call on
A. R. ATKINSON.
D. P. A.
J. F- M0KV0F.
cr.sT. A.
The Istf-es of the St. Louis Cstholie
CHurth ill r5- a ti7jmr a lT"f-
' hmiin- ti:l 11zrny
l.niMinir. ' rr-K-k'tr r-". M.
r, ii, Z. f'T h"ti'f''
"imrfti f'iri'l ;rri1 tTiUMa!e tv-ry(
tit'l't- - .
(h ( SUNSET O'
H ROUTE
W a aV
AND RETUilN
7 V E23 t in orier. A little early yo
VlttTVy r. V-uV v4 a iay or so out ia the
Tickets on sale October 15 to If, incla-.'.TC
Prominent Manufacturer
Drops Dead From
Uraemlc Poisoning:.
Without Warning Mr. P. Tiffany la
Swept Into Hternlty by
Kidney Disease.
Doctors Ssld It Need Not llava Deea
Had He Kept HI Kidney Healthy
by I'slng Warner' Safe Cur.
In appiiivnt iH-rfivt lioallli, Mr. TlflTuny, a
Wull-tu-do Now Kiitfluiid muiiul'iu'litrrr of
knit kmI, Imd Imtii aiiuding lo lilt lmi
lii-x ri(,'lit nluiiK. but suddenly lia driirj
tl.-ud. Tlio cum) wim NiiiiiiiinitNl luirr an
nuriiiiiiilnlitui of uric arid in llio oIihhI na
of the last Slid luol fjlul staet-S of kidney
DiK loni rlidin tlmt of Into rear there has
btwii a murlliiu; iinTfo in kldni-y Imulilin,
and tlml uuo-lliird uf all dutlUa naulU from
lIliHCIIIIM).
'i'liDUfuiida of moil and women are atlllrt
rd nml tin nut rculizo it U tlmir kidneys un
til di-ntli ia m ar.
If tlicri'ia I lie tinlitstqiinntlly of nrie acid
In llio IiIihhI it is wn uliMilulrly curtain iii;ii
tlmt your kidiu-ya arc diwaaud, bM-auna it ia
thu duly of thu kiducya to roiiiove thUilittiU
Iv acid roiiiiiliitcly from tin- hvkIi-iii. and. of
course, if tho kidney uro not heulthy Uiey
ruiinot perlorm tlu-ir work properly, and
thu limner they run without treuliueut the
worse they become kidney diaeuau nuvvr
cureaitM'If. .
I' rlo ucid puts Into the tiKsiieaand Hie ilia
pnivd parts pusx oll'lu the urine. Therefore,
it ia very easy for every one to keen perfect
watch over the kidneys by luukiiig thu
following
SIMPLE URIC ACID TEST.
I'rotn timu to time let a little riiorninx
urine Maud in a (,'luss or hot tie SI hours.
It' it buiiiuues cloudy, a sediment I'ornm, or If
miiiulu imrticleM lloiit around in it, your
kidneys have lieen di.iensetl for nioulha. At
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No departs p. m.
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No. 2 arrives 7:45 a. m.
No. 6 arrives 12-20 p. m.
No. 8 arrives 9:35 a. m. (Sunday gn-
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No. 46 arrives 10:05 a. m. (except
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No. 4 arrives 7:45 p. m.
Center Express.
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No. 201. Arrives C:00 p. m.
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No. 217 Arrives 12:25 p. m.
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