Pensacola Journal. (Pensacola, Florida) 1909-10-24 [p...
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i r- I f XJtiJE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 24 1909 a t 1 n For Your Early morning eye opener r Breakfast bracer Lunch lipsmacker s a r j Dinner demotasse 1 Supper systemtoner DR- INKLUZIANNE COFFEE t Goct il the time Sold everywhero twav I i THE Rt VTAYLO a ceo Ii tlJ EVtTQ > V E AN S a- tt CA Sc r fou lisve Rheumatism Let e Send Yoii a 50 Ont BXtd My i Remedy Fro 1 1 Win Mal FREE To Anyone Suf- fering From Rheumatism Gout Lumbago Sciatica Who Will Enclose This Advertisement r H A 50 Cent Box olm- ys Chrcnfal Rheumatism Remedy Free My Remedy has actually cured men and women seventy and eighty years of agesome were so decrepit that they could not even dress them ¬ selves To introduce this great remedy I Intend to give fifty thousand r 0 cent boxes away and every suffering reader of this paper Is courteously invited to write for one No money is asked for this 50 cent box neither now nor later and if afterwards more Is wanted I will furnish It to suffer- ers ¬ at a low cost I found this remedy by a fortunate chance while an Inva ¬ lid from rheumatism and since it cured me It has been a blessing to thous ¬ ands of other persons Dont be sceptical remember the first 50 cent box is absolutely free This lg an internal remedy which goes after the cause of the trouble and when the cause of rheumatism Is removed have no fear of deformities Rheumatism in time will affect the heart so do not trifle with this merciless affliction v Address enclosing this adv JOHN A SMITH 5665 Smith Bldg Milwaukeo WIs PICTURE FRAMESE- very conceivable and beautiful design of small 1 frames as well as larger sizes They come in so many shapes and sizes we cant begin to tell you about them but come and see them or send in your pictures to be fram- edJOHNSONS BOOK STORE 109 South Palafox f- J s QOHNNYJjY- OURE ° LATE AGAIN THIS- MORNINO r tp t i k4 h I- r4i l f r t i c TeeKw Ye YeYes mam r ArTREss III Knows It mom saurntawsresasFatO fcikbbu1 MTA Bought a- form bed i 9tt ir Teacher Youre excused this time c PEARL FURNITURE CO 105 South Palafox f Y gill be Sen t- r i h 1- p IiI r k ty- U DURING- SCHOOLHOUSE THE toNG SCHOOL SEASON A without a telephone e JJL would seem strangely isolated in these days of constant communicationP- arents know that the school is always within call and this knowledge gives them a sense of security and comfort The Bell Telephone carries the same confidence into lU1e relations of life Your friends are brought within reach of your voice by the universal service of the Bell System One great advantage of the Bell Telephone is its readiness to serve your sudden and unexpected needs Are YOU a subscriber SOUTHERN BILL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY i1 Evtsry Bell Telephone is the Center of the System g- i = = I1 > z w = TR1COUNTY fAIR REGATTA GREAT EVENT MORE THAN A SCORE OF LOCAL BOATS AND MANY FOREIGN CRAFT TO ENTERoFFICIALS- OF RACE ANNOUNCEDSOME- SPEED SURPRISES PROBABLE- At the request of the Tri County Fair Association the Pensacola Yacht and Motor Boat Club has decided to hold a regatta off Magnolia Bluff where the fair will be held and ill preliminary arrangements having been concluded it Is therefore predicted- that this regatta will surpass anything- of the kind yet held in these water3 Foreign speed boats have been asked- to participate with our local boats but owing to the late storm along the Louisiana and Mississippi coasts only- a few foreign entries have so far been scheduled though the entry list will not close until the report of the com ¬ mittee is received on Monday even- ing ¬ the 25th instant when a meeting- of the club will be held at 730 p in at the office of the Pensacola Gas En- gine ¬ and Supply Co No 713 South Palafox street to consider all final arrangements for the regatta- It has been learned that there s a dark horse entry for class A which class Includes speed boats of 15 miles or better but the name or mysteryrot- a ¬ and D will contain about a dozen boats in each class and a number of them seem to have something up their sleeve for the other fellow in his class There will probably be five races held during the day starting at 1 oclock prompt which vill continue throughout the afternoon Commodore Vatson has made the following appointments of officials to serve during the regatta JudgesLieut E W Davis of the Penrose Mayor Frank Heilly and Capt John B Guttman TimekeepersJohn G Ward Geo- P Wenworth and F C Brent Jr Starter Dr S R Mallory Ken ¬ nedy RefereeCapt A G Moreno Clerk of CourseF F Bingham- All have signified their willingness to serve and with an entry list of 25 to 30 local motor boats gives assur ¬ ance of a most successful regatta Tho Pensacola Yacht and Motor- Boat club though in its infancy has nevertheless done more for aquatic sports during Its existence than any- thing ¬ of its kind in the history of water sports on our waters has here ¬ tofore accomplished Commander Davis of tho U S S Penrose has consented to allow the use of the Penrose far tho judgos and will follow the race to see there is no fouling or to render any assist- ance ¬ if required- The TriCounty Fair Association is to be congratulated In securing this regatta which to those visitors liv- ing ¬ in the interior will be well worth the trip to view from the Bluff which- is probably 75 feet above the water and from which a full view of the e- nEVERYTHING NEW fiND TODATE Frank Radcliffe Son The Grocers Hayne Gadsden Sts Phone 857 THE SWANLA- RGEST MOTOR BOATP- lying Out of Pensacola Stops at All Ch octawHatchie and Santa Rosa SoundPo- ints Leaves Pensacola at 630 a m every Wednesday and Saturday returning Mon ¬ days and Thursdays- Landings at Harris Mary Esther Camp Walton Garniers DesUn Rocky Bayou and Boggy Bayou Reaches all of the best fishing points in these waters Dimension OS feet over all 17 ft 7 in beam 58h p engine Speed S miles per hour Two toilet rooms Large cabi- nLandingFoot of Palafnx street Passenger and Freight Service- T C BROOKS Master Notice The owners will not be respon ¬ sible for debts made by anyone other than themselves O 000 00 0- o MCMILLAN BROS co 0 Coppersmiths Genl Metal Worker O 0 0 0 4 9- V 0 0- a ti t c z i o- p TURPENTINE STILLS P O Box 82 Telephone 300 O I PENSACOLA FLA 4 m 9 s 1 Extra Special Monday Sale at I The ReadytoWear Store- A Special AllWool Panama Skirt for 500 An extra special fine Voile Taffeta Trimmed Skirt for 500 Specials in Waists OnePiece Dresses and Suits for Monday only Read N1 tf f I 1 Handsome Black Tunic Skirt 850 The new Tunic effect In Skirts is the leading craze Our line runs In beautiful black Panama beautifully plaited and stunning for street wear Regular 1150 value Special for Mon- dayS85O Two Fine Styles in Voile Skirts 750 These regular 10 values In the best Voile Skirts ever brought to Pensacola are dashing black models The first style comes in handsome plaits and a fine I grade of Taffeta bands whllo the second has good looking heavy satin bands used effectively as trimmings They go spe- cial ¬ for Monday a- tS750 j Panama 500 Suits- We semifitting Closing 124 I i On we will sell some of our handsome designs in our beautifully shaded afternoon recep ¬ i and calling toilettes Prunella Poplin Bengaline and Peau de Sinemodels fashioned after the ¬ sons latest ideas and all 3750 and 40 special at 30 These are most stylish shown in the city I I s B ss v tire course may be had It Is also probable that an illumi- nated ¬ night parade of motor boats will be one of the features of the fair which would be a novelty In our wa ¬ ters nothing of the kind having been seen here The regatta committee of the P Y and M B club is composed of James- C Watson commodore B H Thomas vicecommodore P Linden struth rear commodore W A Dun ¬ ham fleet captain R B King lieu ¬ tenant X J Lllard treasurer and chairman executive committee and Dan Sheppard secretary I = c > = w = = e = = = MARKET REPORT J = = = = = = = c= == = = = = PENSACOLA COTTON MARKET- The following report Is furnished dally for The Journal by Marks Gayle F O B cotton merchants Pensacola Fla Good middling 13 34 Strict middling 1358 Middling Jr 1312 Strict low middling 13 14 LIVERPOOL COTTON Open Close NovemberDecember 718 DecemberJanuary 715 NEW YORK COTTON Open Close December 1379 1390 January 13S2 IS 96 NAVAL STORES MARKET Savannah Ga Oct 23The spirits of turpentine market opened and closed to- day ¬ as follows Open firm 6Sc Close firm 58e Sales casks 164 casks 723 Shipments casks Stocks corks 303811 The market on rosins opened and closed firm as follows 6 75 WG 6 40 X 6 15 M 6 SO 1C 5 70 I 4 75 H 4 35 G 4 21h to 324 F 4 1Vt to 4 30 E 417U D 4 12t5 B 4 07 to 4 10 Sales barrels 2319 Receipts barrels 3032 Shipments barrels H 1202 Stocks barrels 131650 WALL STREET REVIEW- By Associated Press New York Oct 33The stock market opened under pressure In response to the loW prices in London before the opening here There were declines of a point- In Union Pacific Southern Pacific Chesa ¬ peake and Ohio Reading Baltimore and Ohio American Car Anaconda and American Cotton OH 114 in Chicago and Alton and Canadian Pacific 2 12 in Na- tional ¬ Biscuit and large fractions in Great Northern preferred Pressed Steel Car Central Leather and others During tho brisk selling of the first hour about every stock of speculative im- portance ¬ was forced down from 1 to 112 After that the pressure relaxed and there were some small recoveries Buying was small on the recovery The market closed weak at the low est Heavy liquidation was renewed to the accompaniment of a violent recovery- in foreign exchange and reports that the official rate of discount In the Imperial Bank of Germany would be raised on Monday The stock market showed acute wenknews tnion Pacific breaking 4 points Great Northern preferred 3 12 Northern Pacific General Electric and Delaware and Hudson 258 Southern Pacific Illinois Central and New York Centrvi 2 to 2 12 and active stocks gen- erally ¬ from 1 to 2 points I COTTON REVIEW New York Oct 3The cotton mark opened firm at an advance of 46 points- in response to much better cables than expect bullish statement of spinners for the week by the New or eans Cotton Exchange wind the revised figures of the National GInners Associa- tion showing 5328000 bales sinned and 1 per oent of the Texas crop picked to- gether with expectations of a bullish cen ¬ sus report Recent sellers were heavy > uven but a renewal of enormous rea- lizing held the market at a net pain of about 134i16 points The market Closed strong with prices net I3Sf Points higher Futures closed strong Closing bids October 13 S2 November 1S7S Decem ¬ ber 13 9S January 1396 February and March 1403 April 1462 May 14M June 1400 July IS 58 August 1355 September 1263 Spot closed quiet 25 points higher mid- dling ¬ uplands 1420 middling gulf 1445 No sales Cotton futures opened firm December I 37 > January 13 SI February 13S7 bid March 1390 May 1394 June 13S7 July 13 S5 Aug 1346 offered Sept 1353w 54 I LIVERPOOL COTTON Liverpool Oct 28 Cotton spat in hutted demand prices 6 points higher American fair middling 7 g < mW dUng 775 middling 743 law middling 733 good ordinary 707 ordinary S S2 j The E of the day were 6tM bales Black Skirts for 5 Allwool black Panama Skirts in the Moyen Age effect handsomely trimmed with buttons at the front and on the sldca delightful garment for street valued at 750 Special for Monday And These 1975 have a few of those elegantly tailor- ed ¬ wonderful values In Ladles Coat Suits which we have been able to offer at- a surprisingly low figure These suits are In the Moyen age effect delightfully lined and the coats are and very stylish Specially priced at 1975 a = 7 re ¬ ¬ yF 1 t 4 1 to us S r of which 200 were ff > r speculation and ex- port and Included ISOO Re ¬ ceipts 13000 bales all American Fu tures opened firm and closed steady Clos- ing ¬ prices October 72u 71312 No ¬ 717 arv 7 17 7 17 Febru 7 17 MarchApril 717 April May 717 7 17 71812 JulyAugust 71412 August 69312 64312 BANK New York Oct of clearing house banks for the week shows that the banks hold more than the of the 25 per cent re ¬ serve rule This is an increase of 36352 760 in the cash reserve as with last week The follows Loans JS747 fJrt S12494171M S5 4 increase 673 Mi tenders increase J of Voile Skirts Black Voile Skirts finest trimmed In Taffeta bands and Jet button There are about 25 of these skirts to go special While they last on only for 5 OO Specials in Waists Special for sale are about 25 dozen ladles fine Madras and Marseilles waists They are all finely talored come In white white with blue and white with black and are all neat and trim to the letter We are able to offer them at the surprising special price for at Monday most tion in sea the dresses Receipts WW INDIVIDUAL CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN What every young man quires in his apparel above every- thing else is distinctivenessthats Ykt what have especially prepared- for them Then have also studied hard the proposition of the quiet modest man of middle age and we can just suit him a Tbetterc- ome and let show you 1tfftj 1000 and 15tiOO for extra good suits 2000f- or the best hand made T E 3E nvn cca Q Clothing and Shoe Store OPPOSITE PLAZA 321323 PALAFOX American November vemberDecember DecemberJanu JanuaryFebruary arjMarch MayJune JuneJulv September OctoberNovember STATEMENT 3TRP statement 31S643S2a requirements proportionate compared statement I12345957M decrease Deposit decrease ClrciilatleH JSJfliW Sl1t51tOi 3624- NSpecieii8Si11 Increase S43666W Out 500 materials Monday Madras 124 Monday Monday we we J r I ii i TO THE FARMERSUnt- il further notice our gin will start up every Thursday We have added s firstclass grist mill to our plant and with gin and grist mill In charge of an experienced man we guarantee entire satisfaction Ve buy cotton cotton seed and corn JOS McVOY CO Cantonment FT General Merchandise Cotton Fertilizers all kinds of farm supplies Reserve 326748100 increase J500 800 Reserve required = 310101576 decrease J135100 Surplus JI66488S6 Increase S63i700- ExG S deposits 17061126 increase 56x68 78 The percentage ef actual reserve of the clearing house bank today was 26 37 r The statement of banks and trust com ¬ of Greater New York not report ¬ ing to the clearing house shows that those inbtitutloflH have aggregate denaiui of llZ8g714lM total cash on baud 3151 bane amounting to 31310 361 f A ry
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XJtiJE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 24 1909 at
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Early morning eye opener rBreakfast bracerLunch lipsmacker s a rj Dinner demotasse
1Supper systemtoner
DR-INKLUZIANNE COFFEEt Goct il the time Sold everywhero twavI
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fou lisve Rheumatism Let e SendYoii a 50 Ont BXtd My
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1 Win Mal FREE To Anyone Suf-fering From Rheumatism Gout
Lumbago Sciatica Who WillEnclose This Advertisementr
H A 50 Cent Box olm-ys Chrcnfal Rheumatism Remedy Free
My Remedy has actually cured men and women seventy and eightyyears of agesome were so decrepit that they could not even dress them ¬
selves To introduce this great remedy I Intend to give fifty thousand r0cent boxes away and every suffering reader of this paper Is courteouslyinvited to write for one No money is asked for this 50 cent box neithernow nor later and if afterwards more Is wanted I will furnish It to suffer-ers
¬at a low cost I found this remedy by a fortunate chance while an Inva¬
lid from rheumatism and since it cured me It has been a blessing to thous ¬
ands of other persons Dont be sceptical remember the first 50 cent box isabsolutely free This lg an internal remedy which goes after the causeof the trouble and when the cause of rheumatism Is removed have no fearof deformities Rheumatism in time will affect the heart so do not triflewith this merciless affliction v Address enclosing this adv JOHN ASMITH 5665 Smith Bldg Milwaukeo WIs
PICTURE FRAMESE-
very conceivable and beautiful design of small1 frames as well as larger sizes They come in so
many shapes and sizes we cant begin to tell youabout them but come and see them or send in yourpictures to be fram-
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A without a telephonee JJL would seem strangely isolated in these
days of constant communicationP-arents know that the school is always within call and
this knowledge gives them a sense of security and comfortThe Bell Telephone carries the same confidence into
lU1e relations of life Your friends are broughtwithin reach of your voice by the universal service ofthe Bell System
One great advantage of the Bell Telephone is itsreadiness to serve your sudden and unexpected needs
Are YOU a subscriber
SOUTHERN BILL TELEPHONETELEGRAPH COMPANY
i1 Evtsry Bell Telephone is the Center of the System g-
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TR1COUNTY
fAIR REGATTA
GREAT EVENT
MORE THAN A SCORE OF LOCAL
BOATS AND MANY FOREIGN
CRAFT TO ENTERoFFICIALS-OF RACE ANNOUNCEDSOME-
SPEED SURPRISES PROBABLE-
At the request of the Tri CountyFair Association the Pensacola Yachtand Motor Boat Club has decided tohold a regatta off Magnolia Bluffwhere the fair will be held and illpreliminary arrangements having beenconcluded it Is therefore predicted-that this regatta will surpass anything-of the kind yet held in these water3Foreign speed boats have been asked-to participate with our local boatsbut owing to the late storm along theLouisiana and Mississippi coasts only-a few foreign entries have so far beenscheduled though the entry list willnot close until the report of the com ¬
mittee is received on Monday even-ing
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the 25th instant when a meeting-of the club will be held at 730 p inat the office of the Pensacola Gas En-gine
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and Supply Co No 713 SouthPalafox street to consider all finalarrangements for the regatta-
It has been learned that there sa dark horse entry for class Awhich class Includes speed boats of15 miles or better but the name or
mysteryrot-a¬
and D will contain about a dozenboats in each class and a number ofthem seem to have something uptheir sleeve for the other fellow inhis class
There will probably be five racesheld during the day starting at 1oclock prompt which vill continuethroughout the afternoon
Commodore Vatson has made thefollowing appointments of officials toserve during the regatta
JudgesLieut E W Davis of thePenrose Mayor Frank Heilly andCapt John B Guttman
TimekeepersJohn G Ward Geo-P Wenworth and F C Brent Jr
Starter Dr S R Mallory Ken ¬
nedyRefereeCapt A G MorenoClerk of CourseF F Bingham-All have signified their willingness
to serve and with an entry list of 25to 30 local motor boats gives assur¬
ance of a most successful regattaTho Pensacola Yacht and Motor-
Boat club though in its infancy hasnevertheless done more for aquaticsports during Its existence than any-thing
¬
of its kind in the history ofwater sports on our waters has here ¬
tofore accomplishedCommander Davis of tho U S S
Penrose has consented to allow theuse of the Penrose far tho judgosand will follow the race to see thereis no fouling or to render any assist-ance
¬
if required-The TriCounty Fair Association is
to be congratulated In securing thisregatta which to those visitors liv-ing
¬
in the interior will be well worththe trip to view from the Bluff which-is probably 75 feet above the waterand from which a full view of the e-
nEVERYTHING
NEWfiND
TODATEFrank Radcliffe Son
The GrocersHayne Gadsden Sts
Phone 857
THE SWANLA-
RGEST MOTOR BOATP-
lying Out of PensacolaStops at All
Ch octawHatchieand
Santa Rosa SoundPo-ints
Leaves Pensacola at 630 a m everyWednesday and Saturday returning Mon ¬days and Thursdays-
Landings at Harris Mary Esther CampWalton Garniers DesUn Rocky Bayouand Boggy Bayou Reaches all of thebest fishing points in these waters
Dimension OS feet over all 17 ft 7in beam 58h p engine Speed S milesper hour Two toilet rooms Largecabi-
nLandingFoot of Palafnx streetPassenger and Freight Service-
T C BROOKS MasterNotice The owners will not be respon ¬
sible for debts made by anyone other thanthemselves
O 000 00 0-
o MCMILLAN BROS co0 Coppersmiths Genl Metal Worker
O 00 04 9-
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a ti t cz i o-p TURPENTINE STILLS
P O Box 82 Telephone 300OI PENSACOLA FLA 4
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Extra Special Monday Saleat
I The ReadytoWear Store-A Special AllWool Panama Skirt for 500 An extra special fine Voile Taffeta Trimmed Skirt for 500
Specials in Waists OnePiece Dresses and Suits for Monday only Read N1 tf f I 1
Handsome Black TunicSkirt 850
The new Tunic effect In Skirts is theleading craze Our line runs In beautifulblack Panama beautifully plaited andstunning for street wear Regular 1150value Special for Mon-
dayS85O
Two Fine Styles in VoileSkirts 750
These regular 10 values In the bestVoile Skirts ever brought to Pensacola aredashing black models The first stylecomes in handsome plaits and a fine
I grade of Taffeta bands whllo the secondhas good looking heavy satin bands usedeffectively as trimmings They go spe-cial
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for Monday a-
tS750j
Panama
500Suits-
We
semifitting
Closing
124I
i On we will sell some of our handsome designs in our beautifully shaded afternoon recep¬i and calling toilettes Prunella Poplin Bengaline and Peau de Sinemodels fashioned after the ¬
sons latest ideas and all 3750 and 40 special at 30 These are most stylish shown in the cityI
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tire course may be hadIt Is also probable that an illumi-
nated¬
night parade of motor boatswill be one of the features of the fairwhich would be a novelty In our wa ¬
ters nothing of the kind having beenseen here
The regatta committee of the P Y
and M B club is composed of James-C Watson commodore B HThomas vicecommodore P Lindenstruth rear commodore W A Dun ¬
ham fleet captain R B King lieu ¬
tenant X J Lllard treasurer andchairman executive committee andDan Sheppard secretary
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MARKET REPORTJ= = = = = = = c = = = == = =
PENSACOLA COTTON MARKET-The following report Is furnished dally
for The Journal by Marks Gayle F OB cotton merchants Pensacola FlaGood middling 13 34Strict middling 1358Middling Jr 1312Strict low middling 13 14
LIVERPOOL COTTONOpen Close
NovemberDecember 718DecemberJanuary 715
NEW YORK COTTONOpen Close
December 1379 1390January 13S2 IS 96
NAVAL STORES MARKET
Savannah Ga Oct 23The spirits ofturpentine market opened and closed to-day
¬
as followsOpen firm 6ScClose firm 58eSales casks 164
casks 723Shipments casksStocks corks 303811
The market on rosins opened and closedfirm as follows
6 75WG 6 40X 6 15M 6 SO1C 5 70I 4 75H 4 35G 4 21h to 324F 4 1Vt to 4 30E 417UD 4 12t5B 4 07 to 4 10Sales barrels 2319Receipts barrels 3032Shipments barrels H 1202Stocks barrels 131650
WALL STREET REVIEW-By Associated Press
New York Oct 33The stock marketopened under pressure In response to theloW prices in London before the openinghere There were declines of a point-In Union Pacific Southern Pacific Chesa¬
peake and Ohio Reading Baltimore andOhio American Car Anaconda andAmerican Cotton OH 114 in Chicago andAlton and Canadian Pacific 2 12 in Na-tional
¬
Biscuit and large fractions inGreat Northern preferred Pressed SteelCar Central Leather and others
During tho brisk selling of the firsthour about every stock of speculative im-portance
¬
was forced down from 1 to 112After that the pressure relaxed and therewere some small recoveries Buying wassmall on the recovery
The market closed weak at the lowest Heavy liquidation was renewed tothe accompaniment of a violent recovery-in foreign exchange and reports that theofficial rate of discount In the ImperialBank of Germany would be raised onMonday The stock market showedacute wenknews tnion Pacific breaking4 points Great Northern preferred 3 12Northern Pacific General Electric andDelaware and Hudson 258 SouthernPacific Illinois Central and New YorkCentrvi 2 to 2 12 and active stocks gen-erally
¬
from 1 to 2 pointsI COTTON REVIEW
New York Oct 3The cotton markopened firm at an advance of 46 points-in response to much better cables thanexpect bullish statement of spinners
for the week by the New oreans Cotton Exchange wind the revised
figures of the National GInners Associa-tion showing 5328000 bales sinned and
1 per oent of the Texas crop picked to-gether with expectations of a bullish cen ¬
sus report Recent sellers were heavy>uven but a renewal of enormous rea-
lizing held the market at a net pain ofabout 134i16 points
The market Closed strong with pricesnet I3Sf Points higher
Futures closed strong Closing bidsOctober 13 S2 November 1S7S Decem ¬
ber 13 9S January 1396 February andMarch 1403 April 1462 May 14MJune 1400 July IS 58 August 1355September 1263
Spot closed quiet 25 points higher mid-dling
¬uplands 1420 middling gulf 1445
No salesCotton futures opened firm December I
37> January 13 SI February 13S7 bidMarch 1390 May 1394 June 13S7July 13 S5 Aug 1346 offered Sept1353w 54
ILIVERPOOL COTTON
Liverpool Oct 28 Cotton spat inhutted demand prices 6 points higherAmerican fair middling 7 g < mWdUng 775 middling 743 law middling733 good ordinary 707 ordinary S S2 j
The E of the day were 6tM bales
Black Skirts for 5
Allwool black Panama Skirts in theMoyen Age effect handsomely trimmedwith buttons at the front and on thesldca delightful garment for streetvalued at 750 Special for Monday
And These 1975have a few of those elegantly tailor-
ed¬
wonderful values In Ladles CoatSuits which we have been able to offer at-a surprisingly low figure These suits areIn the Moyen age effect delightfully linedand the coats are and verystylish Specially priced at
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pricesOctober 72u 71312 No ¬
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BANKNew York Oct ofclearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold more thanthe of the 25 per cent re ¬
serve rule This is an increase of 36352760 in the cash reserve as
with last weekThe followsLoans JS747
fJrt
S12494171M S54
increase 673Mi
tenders increaseJ
of Voile Skirts
Black Voile Skirts finesttrimmed In Taffeta bands and Jet buttonThere are about 25 of these skirts to gospecial While they last on onlyfor
5 OO
Specials in Waists
Special for sale are about 25dozen ladles fine Madras and Marseilleswaists They are all finely talored comeIn white white with blue and white withblack and are all neat and trim to theletter We are able to offer them at thesurprising special price for at
Monday mosttion in sea
the dresses
Receipts
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INDIVIDUAL
CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN
What every young manquires in his apparel above every-
thing else is distinctivenessthatsYkt what have especially prepared-
for them
Then have also studiedhard the proposition of the quietmodest man of middle age and wecan just suit him a Tbetterc-ome and let show you
1tfftj 1000 and 15tiOOfor extra good suits
2000f-or the best hand made
T E3E nvn cca QClothing and Shoe Store
OPPOSITE PLAZA 321323 PALAFOX
American
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MayJune JuneJulvSeptember OctoberNovember
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TO THE FARMERSUnt-il further notice our gin will start up every Thursday We haveadded s firstclass grist mill to our plant and with gin and grist mill Incharge of an experienced man we guarantee entire satisfaction Ve buy
cotton cotton seed and corn
JOS McVOY COCantonment FT
General Merchandise Cotton Fertilizers all kinds of farm supplies
Reserve 326748100 increase J500800
Reserve required = 310101576 decreaseJ135100
Surplus JI66488S6 Increase S63i700-ExG S deposits 17061126 increase56x68 78
The percentage ef actual reserve of the
clearing house bank today was 26 37 rThe statement of banks and trust com ¬
of Greater New York not report ¬ing to the clearing house shows that thoseinbtitutloflH have aggregate denaiui ofllZ8g714lM total cash on baud 3151bane amounting to 31310361
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