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On Sale Daily to November 11th
Good for Return until November 13th
SOUNDS BAD
LOOKS BAD
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Shortest and Quickest Line to
NEW YORK. WASHINGTON, BAL-
INDUSTRIALS WERE THE FEATURE OF
THE STOCK MARKET IN SHORT SPURT
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Nov. 1.
WALTER TTPS.
Wholesale Hardware,
Ideal Windruills.
COMMERCIAL and COUNTY PRINTING
MANUFACTURING STATIONERS
ton Tiee—21.00.
rging--8 l-4c.
npTwine--9c,
Houston & Texas Central
and
Texas Midland R. R.
Quten&CRESCLIT
ROUTE
ANTED—A goot
rvant girl in a bi
P. H. Gerhard, 2
tone 82.
In quality and price its work compares favorably
with any printing house, north or south.
■ 7245 m.
SPECIAL—Night
The quickest and most direct route.
JAKE GERLACH, City Ticket Agent,
A. B. CLARKSON, Assistant.
102 West Sixth Street. Both Phones.
Is Via the
International & Great Northern
Deep Breathing
• and
Physical Culture
still plen
ly aroun
cautlous
Claesified rate, I
• first insortion an
r each subsequent
in.
WEBB. TAYLOR A PERRY,
wholesaic Hardware.
Paper and Paper Bags.
■ Quickest Route to the East i
. Puilman Sleepers
Texas Midland, i
carte at moderate
F. B.
turn
most
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perence to worl
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100 acres of fin
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Gillette, Cedar 1
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and three months bills, 4 per cent
Holiday on stock exchange.
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tion guaranteed
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iork for railwa
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elegraph Colleg
Chicago.
By Associated Press.
, clq
sod
MULE8, MUL
dred head of W
sale on easy 1
per head. Isae
[lOOMH and bo
lent out, every 4
rom Avenue. :
Md phono 1473
Horrent—f^
ished rooms ft
housekeeping at
ween Fifth and
NICELY furnis
kith or without
necting rooms.
Cast 14th St.
St
It, 151,4
; oats.
ed both markets,
ad; atandara foun-
» Provided it appears on stationery printed
in Texas, BUT if it appears on stationery
printed "away down east” it
|v ANTED— Occv
-ble room, hot V
ivory convenien
08 W. 8th BL
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ceipts for tomorrow:
ijoats. 263 cars; corn,
37,000 head.
»t, a
crop
Ne
. 3a
Rib.
sold nt $.00,
from #230
a
By Associated Press.
St. Lous, Nov. 1.—Cotton—Steady:
middling, 10 7-8c; net receipts 1000
bales; gross receipts, 2087 bales; hiiy-
merits, 1350 bales; sales, 100 bales;
d tie—Receipts,
Texans. Mar-
pping and ex-
dressed beef
565.25; steers
Both Pho
AMERICAN DIST
Tea years’ serv
rellab
We with W. U.
West 81x4
ill call for Class
State* men fre
You will first call
Ice--either phone
id a messenger. 4
acoompanied by
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Cotton Seed Products.
By Associated Press.
Memphis, Nov. 1.—Cotton seed oil—
Primo crude, 20 1-2020 3-4c; off crude,
17020c; prime summer yellow, 234
28 l-2c; off do, 21V22c; choice cooking
less carloads, 24 l-2c.
Prime meal and cake—$21.25021.50:
off meal, $20.00628.00,
comparutively quiet and
-----Jie session turned very
strong during the afternoon on south-
w,Su pigorwanan • pointoor"twg
22.he.best.o.the 5e88ion. or around
sharp break ih London tin, which clos-
ed at 148 pounds for spot ahd 148
pounds 7s 6d for futures. Locally dull
58,000 bushels,
ipmente—Flour, 14,000 I
t, 61,000 bushels; com,
els; oats, 44.000 bushels.
where as reliable and safe for the cure
of pain of all kinds as Dr Miles’ Anti-
Pain Pills. They are quick in action,
contain no injurious drugs, are per-
---- fectly harmless, and leave no disagree-
ship- ab|e after effects. 25 doses 25c. Never
las News showing a crop in Texas and
Indian Territory 800,000 L
its estimate of last year, and the Jour-
nal of Commerce report showing a fall-
Hides and Leather.
ork, Nov. 1—Mdes.Qulet.
Through sleepers and free chair cars’. Trains leave 11:05 a. in. and
11:10 p. in. Sleeper open for passengers at 9:30 p. m.
TAKE THE KATY FLYER,
Pork— Steady.
Lard--Higher; prime steam, >6.82 1-2.
Dry Bait Meats—Steady; boxed
extra shorts, $7.75; clear ribs, >8.06;
abort dears, >8.25.
Bacon—Steady; boxed extra shorts.
>8.50; dear ribs, >8.75; short dear,
Receipts—Flour, 9000 barrels; wheat,
98,000 bushels; corn, 48,000 bushels;
By Burwell, King A Co.
New York, Nov. 1.—(By private wire
to Burwell, King A Co.)—There was
plenty of bull news this morning. Crop
news was bullish. The Galveston-Dal-
ing meals a la
market.
For our part, we can see no prob-
ability of a decided break while spin-
ners are buying so freely at thee
prices and think as the hortase of.the
crop becomes more generally remlzed
we will have a much’ higher market.
Meanwhile scalping operations on the
long side seems the best policy.
SPOT8 AND FUTURES.
N INTELLIGEN
0 to >15 weekly
bonding for newi
g. Send for p;
ress Syndicate, 1
A LEHMAN WA
ed salesman to <
ery exceptional
red for immedia
liigent, honest,
ersevering. Stat
ock Box 858, Ph
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. AVM. . ’ cordine to the mfIv ow. ______ _
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By Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 1-Cotton seed oil-
Firm; prime summer yellow, 27 1-40
New York, Nov. 1.—The firmness
in the dry goods market did pot aug-
ment business today, but buyers oper-
ated for necesities for some time
ahead. t
Special to The Statesman.
Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 1.—The :
cattle supply was fairly liberal again 1
today, with the bulk consisting of me- 1
dium and common butcher stock, with ।
a few loads of fairly good medium 1
and common steers and a liberal sup- ,
ply of calves. The trade in the butcher
stock and steer division was fairly
active, with steady prices prevailing,
while for calves the market ruled slow
[ANTED—Good )
ve months old.
renue, Mrs. Maui
226225:
(Via Hearne and Ennis).
NOTE THE SCHEDULE:
Leave Austin (I. A G. N)... 8:68p.m
Arrive Kaufman (Tex. Mid). 7:65 a. m
Arrive Terrell (Tex. Mid)... 8:18 a. m
Ar. Greenville (Tex. Mid).. 9:40 a.m
Ar. Commerce (Tex. Mid)..10:30a.m
Arrive Cooper (Tex. Mid). ..10:53 a. m
Cafe cars are
and for the timebe
ropth news
Hah to permit agre891Ve
orations. The fact that vis-
es are |iberaL that there 1S
of cotton in the south.and
nth has previousiy old free-
100 makes acattrine lonet
bove 10 i-2e in the local
ranging from 11.60 to *2.35.
The calf supply was liberal, with a
largo number going through to north-
ern markets on account of the glut
here. The general quality ranged from
good light vealers to medluyn and
heavies.
For the week the market has shown
THE SHORT LINE FROM
Ing off of 4.3 per cent in condition for -t
the month were both bullish, while Dry Goods
the cold weather reported in the north- By Associated Press,
west was against further development.
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100 bales spot at
We want your business, and if you will figure
with us we guarantee that you will help to
“KeepTexasMoneyinTexas'’
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is 1-80 ------
K May, heavy. $
. BySanger * Ettelson.
New York, Nov. 1— (By private wire
to Sanger & EttelMh.)--Th6 news"1
Cay has been almost entirely of a Kiu-
Ish.nakure. The Journal of Commerce,
which ha. been so correct this season
of estimates, came out with a report
showing a deterioration of 4.3 per cent
a last month. The Galveston News es:
umatea the Texas crop at about 303,000
bales less than a year ago, while pri-
rate advioes from Liverpool stated
that there was a large demand from
spinners and a good business doing
in Manchester. Our market was
strong on the very start and although
business was on a somewhat limited
scale, mainly confined to the profes-
sional element, prices gradually hard-
ened In accordance with Liverpool and
scored a further advance later In the
day. The tone of the market is quite
the reverse of yesterday and the local
bulls speak confidentially of higher
prices. The south has not bought
largely; from the nature of the advices
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— - to. oea"uui "" o--
unchanged prices. And still, in spite
of the bullish news, the market did not
seem to be attracting as general sup-
port as might have been expected. The
opening was firm at an advance of 8
to 10 points. The market sagged off a a---------------------
little under realizing, then rallied to and little change at >32.20^33.25.
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utures ranged as fob
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-.....iliaing and
off 8 to 4 points
later mined again
Memphis.
By Asociated Proas.
Memphis, Nov. 1.—Cotton-- Firm at
an advance of 1-8a; middling. 11c; re- 2
celpts, 4888 bales; shipments, 3139
bales; stock, 52,646 bales; sales, 5000
bales.
prices.
M’KAY.
General Passenger Agent,
Terrell, Texas._______
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*12 a month for eingle pupils, Thro,
may take in a class for $6 each a
month. N
RESIDENT STUDIO
108 W. Tenth 8L, between Conaross
M.K.&T.
WANTED—For
odied unmarrie
t and 25, citize
f good characte
La, who can si
English. For I
lecruiting Offi
-ustin, Texas.
mTscelu
a s:
LAWYERS’ DIRECTORY.
ROGAN A SIMMONS,
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms 9, 10 and 11. First National
Bank Building.
AUBTIN, TEXAS._______
AUSTIN WHorsAa HOUSER
FOR HAVE—Or
teen- foot and 9
| rack shelf Indi1
ers and track 1
Apply to Stat
Austin.. Texas.
WE HAVE T
sewing machn
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or anything thi
have, for we W
guarantee la y
satisfied.
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_____larger proportion of the crop had been
bales behind gathered in other sections, picking
and the Jour- being practically completed in the more
southerly districts.
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St, Louis Flour.
Assnelated Press.
stock, 11,160 bales.
New *York.
B- Associated Press.
New York, Nov. l.—Cotton—Quiet.
15 points higher; middling uplands.
10.90c; middling gulf, 11.150; sales.
6567 bales.
Futures—Firm; December, 10.62c;
anuary, 16.790; February, 10.88c;
March, 10.98c; April, 11.02c; May,
11.07c; June, 11.09c; July, 11.12c.
Liverpool.
By Associated Press
Liverpool, Nov, 1.—Spot Cotton—
Good business done; prices unchanged;
American middling. 5.77d. Sales of
the day, 14,000 bales, of which 1000
were for speculation and export and
Included 12,100 American. Receipts,
19.000 bales, all American.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady. American middling, good ordi-
nary cotton: November and Decem-
ber, 5.69; December and January.
5.75d; January and February, 5.79d;
February and March, 5.81d: March and
April, 5.83d; April and May, 5.85d:
May and June, 5.86d; June and July,
6.87d; July and August, 5.88d.
New York Money.
By Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 1.— Monev on Call
Firm, 3 1-203 3-4 per cent: closing
bid 4 1-2 per cent; offered at 5 8-1
per cent. 1
Time Money—Steady; sixty and
ninety days, 4 3-445 per cent; six
months, 41-205 per ceht. J
Prime Mercantile Paper-.- 4 3-44:
per cent.
Sterling Exchange.weak, closins
steady, with actual business in bank,
ers’ bills at $4.86.5004.86.55 for del
mand and $4.82.8504.82.90 for sixty
day bills.
Posted Rates-$4.84 1-2 and $4,871-2
Commercial Bills—>4.82 1-4.
Bar Silver—62 3-4c.
Mexican Dollars—48c.
Government Bonds. Steady.
Railroad Bonds—Irregular. -
I If it
FOR RENT —
shop; been es
borner 28th an
Kpply to A.M
pipe St,
sKs-steady at mark, cases In-
led, ”oi ««»•.««; prime rata,
-.
By Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 1.—The hasty de-
mand from the bears caught short of
the stock market yesterday by the
news from Russia having been satisfied
today, there was no longer in evidence
in today’s market its sustaining influ-
ence. News from this source was en-
tirely sentimental and there was no
actual selling of stock for foreign ac-
count. The evidence that came to
hand in the afternoon served to quiet
apprehension regarding the situation
in Russia. There were not lacking
points of strength in the market in
industrials and specialties were tshed
up, some of them to record figures,
in sudden spasms of activity. The
market closed irregular.
Bonds irregular* total sales, par
value, >3.185,000. United States bonds
unchanged on call.
English Money:
London, Nov. 1.—Bar Silver—Steady.
28 5-16d per ounce.
Money—3 1-203 8-4 per cent; short
Louia, Nov. 1.—Flour, Corn Meal
ran—Steady,
decline in prices of >1 on very nearly
11 classes compared with the high
de of last week. The best of the
By Associated Press
Galveston, Nov. 1.—Cotton—Firm:
middling. 16 3-4e; net regeipts, 19,519 -v.. — a------- -—,
bales; gross receipts, 19,519 bales; when you can get the real article. nne
sales, 1485 bales; stock, 26,831 bales, fact is, there is no remedy that is any
C_______ eu.NI. .a ecf. the enre
ANTED—By goo
house and yard
Terence. Address
eodor Low’s.
—
- 16,730 for Jon
TIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BOS-
TON and All Pilnts East.
Excellent Equipment, Pullman Sleep-
ing Cars, Observation Cars,
Dining Cars.
For particulars address
A. A. VERNOY.
..Traveling Passenger Agent,
307 Main Street, Houston, Texas.
Sheep—Receipts, 33,000 head. Market
steady, Sheep, $3.0006.25: lambs, 35.35
® ’ -
Ken,,, City.
A want ad in The Statesman yields
big returns. One time, 25 cents; three
By Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 1.—The following
summary of croo condition is given n
the monthly crop bulletin Issued by
the weather bureau today:
The month of October was somewhat
milder than usual in the district east
of the Mississippi and much colder'
than usual. The lower Ohio, central
Mississippi and lower Missouri val-
leys and portions of the central and
west gulf states suffered from heavy
rains, while drouthy conditions pre-
vailed on the south Atlantic and east
coast. Good progress .was made gath-
ering corn in other portions of th©
corn belt.
Favorable weather for gathering corn
prevailed thoughout the Atlantic coast
districts. At the close of the month
cotton picking was from one-half to
two-thirds completed in Oklahoma and
Indian Territories, Arkansas and
northwest Mississippi and a much
Lenves BL Unit, 3:10 p. m.
Ariven Chicago 711 a. m
A rst elAse Uno with berviee unex
or for 2'2
w. D. riNca . P. A.
By Associated Press. \
New York, Nov. 1.—There \ was a
and dreggy, with little or no sale for
any of the offerings. The trade among
outside buyers and feeders as well as
N., 023 speculators for bulls and stags was
Ta? 887 fairly active, with a fairly good supply
8914 8914 in, which sold at steady prices.
The steer supply was small and not
of much consequence and with a good
demand for the offerings the market
was fairly active, with steady prices
prevailing for killers and a good de-
mand for stockers and feeders, of
which a fairly good supply was re-
ceived. Th© best of the steers aver-
• aged over 1100 pounds and sold at $3.30,
4714 with the remainder selling from >8.10
to >3.30. The supply of stockers and
feeders sold at prices ranging from
$2.00 to $2.65, with the bulk selling
from >2.25 to $2.60.
The supply of butcher stock was
again liberal, with the general quality
consisting of medium and common
stuff and one load of good fat cows
' be bad. Considering the largo sup-
of stuff of this class that has been
____lived during the week, good orlces
prevailed, with the top load averaging
over 956 selling at $245 and the re-
mainder ranging from >1.56 to >2.15,
canners selling from >1.25 to >1.50.
Bulls and stags were in fairly lib-
eral quantities, with a good demand
* rhe offerings, which sold at steady
, the supply today ranging from
to >2.26. Helfers sold at prices
THE NEW MAVERICK
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
-
EVERYTHING NEW.
MR. AND MR8. GEO. M. WHITE
Again In Charge.
American and European Plan.
Rooms >1.00 per day up. Large, airy
sample rooms for the drummers. The
best place in San Antonio for your
wives and daughters when traveling
alone.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
1000.0 ____
"“,,4,3010 mroueerccurag'oF P&0
2.15; .top calves, >4.00; bulk, $3,250 ---3
8.75.
Dining Cars
J P l ; I WOODS. T.P.*
ANTED—Ladies'
g, manicuring, f
body or elect:
rn >12 to >20 w
mpleteu. Our sc
h instructions, d
inations, diplom
Itlons. Little e
ailed free. AI
[orth, Texas.
received we gather that there is grow-
ing inclination to bull cotton. The one
strong opposing element to a bull cam-
paign at the present time is Mr. Price,
who estimates the crop at 11,260.000
bales, minimum. He gives his reasons
for the stand he has taken, in addition
to the fact that he estimates the crop
at such a figure, the present large vis-
ible supply, the spinners’ takings now
showing up leas than last year and the
fact that any higher prices will check
consumption. At no time was there
any pressure on the market, and the
local talent had things all their own
way, bidding for blocks of cotton on
the advance and actively buying when-
ever any cotton came out for sale. The
tenor of advice in the south points to
a small crop, but spinners do not as
yet accept these statements, and as
long as they can buy cotton around
present prices they are‘not Hable tn
alter their views as to the course of
the market. Should the English spin-
ners, however, continue their purchases
of today, the bulls have a good argu-
ment on their side and will use It to
full advantage.
Cable, from Liverpool reported a blg
oWa&Xn.
5a108.weranoreported or 14,000 bales.
■ EautheyqEPmerkets were unchang-
aaBeoel P, ° cotton at the ports to-
d 52.258..2018%. agalnst a9,875 last
week and 63,590 last yeor.
K.. . the. week (estimated). 310,000
221049"881n56n293,/13 Week ana
ci7pdbdigs,‛araptatat.Ngw.Qrians,
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wit-
shele.g........22.00% 2s supply today sola
buaheta......100*800 1631700 ’“pU^aur.
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st Louis.
ull; chickens, 8c j springs,
urkeys, 12c; duck 16c;
L—•—
Kansas City.
y, No. 1A-Wheat—Lower;
Chicago, Nov. 1.—Cattle—Receipts.
27,000 head. Market firm for best;
xou fa, »4w4e5nuws0:no?: f=:
. $3.7507.25.
■ Hoge—Receipt., 30,000 head. Market
5c Io 10c lower. Good to choice butch-
era, 35.0606.20; good p-
ping. $5.0005.10; good to choice heavy,
mixed. $4.9505.10; heavy packing, >4.40
§4.95; light, $49505.15; good to prime
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ma
Kenses City, Nov. 1—Cattie—Re-
,16,000 head. Including 600 south-
erns. Market steady. Top steers, 36.00;
2.2-e export and dressed beef steers,
36.250100; fair to good, $3.7506. 00;
western steers, 33.8004,50; atoekers
and feeders, 32.40 04.20; southern
"tesrB $2,5004,50; southern cows, *1.75
92.75: native cows, 41,7503.50; native
c2ra”'i350©®506: bulls, 32,0003.00
.100—Receipts, 11,000 head. Market
10slower, TPP ,88.00; bulk seles, 1.852
1,0005002 packers, $4.70
1.91121 R!E’ ana lghts, 34,7501.50.
Sheep—Receipts, 6500 heed. Market
weak to lOo lower; lambs 100 to 16c
sheep, $-0095.65; etockera and feed-
ere. 3 . 04.16. ,
.St Louis.
Wool-Steady,
-
Sugar and Coffee.
By Assoclated Ptese,
New York, Nov. 1.—Rico, molasses—
Firm.
Coffee—Quiet for spot; mild qulet.
Sugar—Raw quiet; fair refining,
27 5-80; test, 3 1-2; molasse, sugar.
3 5-8e; refined quiet.
Coffee—Futures closed 5 to 10 points.
Sales, 50,000 bags.
g.
St. Louis Chicago
S DAILY FAST TOv-N TRAINS.
THE DAYLIGHT SPECIAThe
1 2oidmu mn ot brown. *‛e and
I * Leave* BL Lome 11:45 a. m.
BURWELL, KING & CO.
/ BROKERS
COTTON, GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS
Private Wire, to all the Leading Markets of the country.
Telephones: .Southwestern, 758; Independent, 27. AUSTIN, TEXA
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