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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09
THEODORE n. PRICE
ON COTTON.

New York, October San effort ny e w
made to depress the cotton marAel n, VI
by the circulation Of report tbat ~
j Buston. Liverpool cotton mel e,ass
who makes an annual trip 70 ine s ,a
viii shortly publish an estimate z.
crop, which 1t was rumored was n
neighborhOod Of twelve million nalss' d,ss
sire to warn Southern holders o. wi VI
against being affected by Mr.. Buslen A
mate. mean no disparagement q M
gentleman himself. but It Is props' ..are
the trade should understand thst ~ h,s
sents a Liverpool clientage, liNelg,rr,h
to buy American cotton ana u haNh
wants to buy II as cheaply as
Whether Mr. Buston's estimate y " I'M
Hons or twelve million bales VIII " gslsS,
the facts Of the case. which. are % sSslil
Exports for the season to date ~ a,ra
bales larger than during the SAM srs ~
last yenr. Shipments TO Northern n' sIel
tadngs OF Southern mills are aDou. -ssssl
bales larger than during the sans srscs
last year; that notwithstanding ~ IN M
In the early receipts Of about oohvoVa,, su;A
this excess being indicative q = s.t,i
shortened crop, the total stocks {. .,srss
at the United States ports ana ~ s.e w u
Of the most important interior u vi
only about 20,0O0 bales IN excess 'sss ia
they were last year. This shoNs stisf n
world needs the cotton and II SO "a hi
They must, in my opinion. contins NV 4 ,
II and will probably buy more eass'f
- Thee. H. ~ ~
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New OrIeana.

Especial 10 The Postl
New Orleans, October s--There was
again o i've demand for rough rice. espe-
cially for top lines. Offerings Of these lat
ter were only light aud were absorbed In
Japnn lines the demand was almost en-
tirely for the better grades. and these
ruled strong and a shade higher. Low
grades were 10 poor request. Clean rice
was active but the hulk OF the trading was
In better grades Low grade Japans are
IN good supply. but the demand for these
Is az present very limited. Receipts from
country mills were very light. Receipts
Ao02 sacks Of rough and 2o6 pockets 81
clean. sales i0Sbt pockets o. clean ard
$3.50 sacks Of rough. Of Ehch Seod sacks
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KANSAS CITY SALES.
Especial to The Post.1

The following sales OF Texas and Terri
tory cattle were made here today: Car
row & Willesly. Henrietta. II steers, 10
pounds, 2.25. H. b. Spinner. Davidson. l9l
pers, Chlllcothe. 23 steers. no pounds, / so
g. w. Trythcrn. Welsh. 21 steers. S3T
pounds. SO NJ. |. Mertz Elsln, 81 steers,
I65 pounds. 2.4o; Hargis X Waterman. I'll.
Bros, Elk City. 144 steers. Sa6 pounds
2S5. /. l.. Batty. Tala. 1856 steers. So,
pounds, $40; - steers, 113 pounds g. 40.
D.. \. Arnett. Davidson. 1877 steers, 600
pounds. 500. ], J. Riddle. Elgin, 1ai steers.
20. ID. c, Nowlins, Vernon. 20 steers,
Io3 pounds. 200. j. D. Hagler. Vernon,
81 steers, III pounds. $50; q steers. IS
pounds, =, SO; S6 steers. 700 pounds, 200.
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ST, LOUIS SALES.
Especial to The Post \

National Stock Yards st. Louis, Or
toeer S,-Thc following sales Of Texas aud
Morgan, Weaver & Co. Strawn. r
64Spound COWS. go, b H. Beckenbacb,
Llano. Texas, I33 pound cows, 325; 6y5
pound steers. ZOO Blair & Co.. Red Fork.
!. r.. POI pound steers. 3 81, as. nonnd
steers. 3. -, s69 pound steers 3.4S Charles
Butler, Dixie, |. r., il24pound steers.
:. Is; ono heifer. li7o pounds, 400 D'
Maggonsr & SON. Electra, Texas, g6S-pound
pound steers. $50. II. Hoerster. flsno.
Texas, calves. 500 each. A. J. Foster
Sweetwater, Texas. IA pound cows, . 10,
eSo-nonnd steers, 20, rhirty-eicht hun
dred IeXans steadY 70 strong
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COTTON DECLINE CONTINUED.

count Is fast getting in danger, and that
when the reaction begins u viii be of
more drastic characte Finst,u ua , w XXX,
fhc trade ia spite OF confident professions
is each class If operators. The ravAses Of
the boil Scsi I, ysTo uEsgba hut q ye a9 ts e
time was required to see that nothing oit
the uhite-capped earth will frighten the
bear nt tho present time. .-,.>.
Liverpool was Disappointing TO the fricnes
Of cotton. Sales on the spot amounted 70
1000 bales az quotations lower by ? points.
Contracts on the nnal call declined = points
ON October and points on the rest OF the
lIst. T'he English market has a particularly
attentive ear for news from America at tue
present time.
the previous close small decline took
place at once and brought bottom prices,
rom which there was little change during
tho greater part Of the morning steady
improvement begnn as the noon call az.
preached and gaining 10 5 points brought
The best ~ the day before that time. a
small reaction followed and made the range
until the final hour Of the session. whom
faere was similar reaction that mnde
ruling prices until the close In the net
result December lost / point, january went
unchanged and the other options dropped
New Orleans started 3 20 points below
the previous close. slow decline 70 sVi
lowed, bringing best prices hy the mldais
OF the morning. The fluctuations afterward
were limited TO = points until nj hout nc
yond midday when some weakness an
peared bit was recovered before the vino,
up In the net result February and April
declined points, May and the balance
OF the list lost 3 points Sales at the four
American markets amounted 10 300 bales.
Spot quotations were marked down iIbe
at New Orleans, Houston and Galveston
and left unchanged az New YORK.
The movement was not far different by
comparisons. Receipts at all ports for the
day we're 3s,2sl bales, compared with 10
SOS for tho corresponding day Of last year.
since Friday they have been 106,5s7 bales.
compared with oiS,241 for the same time
OF inst week, aud 176,2S3 for the CORE
spnndlng time Of last year. Thus far IN
tbc season they have been l,22I,824 bales.
compared With 10000 for the correspond
ing time Of last season. Exports Binre frl-
dny have been 657S0 bales, compared WIN
94S $50 for the same time Of last week
and lOsS71 for the corresponding time OF
last year. Stock at United states ports
for the day was 80 bales, compared
with 35s.60t for the some day o. last week
and 3S7,OO1 for the corresponding day OF
last year,
Following has been the semi'weekly move
meut at thirteen OF the leading Interior
towns with comparisons;
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1850, Including 1000 Texans and eb6o
Westerns. Strong. Good 10 prime steers
Z, 4o@S; 10; Door 70 medium sTSTiT 90; stock
eIS AMI Ice,ltrs, ? 25tij,Oo; cows, 25d2. rs:
2,.s4t4 %; calves. S.JNd4 so: Texas fed
steers, S,ood4 20: Western steers. 3 5056
10 hegs-,Recclpts 2400o Market Ion
!oV lower thah average Tuesday Good
bulk flodf 80. Sheen Receipts 2SOoO
Market 10 70 loo lower. Good to choice
w Ne 3Ssa3. q: falr TO choico mixed
s,oY, ~ Mestern sheen 2.506i3 20; native
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SALES.
RICE.
Sales Restricted on Account OF Holdings
for HIGHER Prices.

There was no change In tho local rice
market yesterday. Receipts OF rough were
OF good volume under the circumstances,
even better than expected. The sales wero
restricted more on account Of the reserve
Of holders than from any lack OF demand.
The Inquiry was very large, but the indlca-
Mons Of higher prices were so strong shat
the mlllers preferred not 10 nh orders until
this level Is reached
The extent OF damaEe from th, lata rs;t,s
Nus still n source OF Interest 10 the trade.
but nothing dehnite was heard FROM the
helc. 4 Is expected that when news OF the
ihlnry done TO ne grade Of the product Is
netter varieties that the entire list viii feel
the effects OF same aud higher scale wIli
rule. 80
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. October s..snsseeu
open kettle 2lkdS 3-i6; open, keti az i4ii
ugnl 3d3la; centrifugal yelloN seSla
seconds 1%d3h. Molasses-bu"'
ugal sails; new syrup 3104u .sos- ri.
New York. October S.-MQinss. Aer
Sugar Raw, Arm: fair refining 4 q
ugal 90 test 3o-l6i molasses snsa
hned firm.
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New York. October s. Money on call
Arm at 7d15 pnr cent close offered ut !
per cent; prime mercantile paper per
cent, Sterling exchange steady at decline
with actual business IN bankers bills ut
s. SIb6t4, Sc for demand and at ( s.. T5M
20 $40 for sixty days: posted rates s.
and 4.SIm4 S71a; commercial bills s2i4m
4 S2%. Bar silver J0A Mexican dollars
4oh, Government bonds firm; State bonds
steady; railroad bonds irregular.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis October sou ...,.
H. ~ sailan-Prime crude 2aiI, an cr,,da lots'
prime summer yellow 5oiS on s,,, n0i.
Se eiow p sss choice cooking Summer SUMMER
Primo NJ s II On IMAM carload lots, nominal
new leans October 8 -cottor, -,
al ,r,, Iehned, In barrels. 3j5. IN reS 81,
"a prime crude, loose, 29,d30 ~ V'' Eenneo
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COFFEE.

dnii. ~ tork October s.-Cofee- sno+ p,o
fn Ti 10, invoice 5&; mild Quiet POI o MO
poSts o SsosSa sss sio5y net unchanged to
e q ini November ) Is: Dseerphaas s 6 October
irne S.5a March : ~. Nav = Ed s,,lsl' ~
June 30 July 5,T5eI5 So may o'soiaS. 20;
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~ louis, October S-Cattle- Recelpts
ANM, mclading $500 Texans Market steady:
10y, d,.sise s1ip ls ana EXPORT steers 5OOd7 40;
steers under. 1000 hounds 3.90aa06. sto..s
elH eia e iseaers o.3Olf95O cows ana heir
eI ga z,-oei,,,-a. eaGners l7Jd9 90; bulls D c1
1870 S1 ,ss ApO0Io0; Texas and Indian
ssiSSFs I,4Seia' ~. COWS and heifers . S)d
800. Hogs -Reeeinty 500 Market ID
loc loMeSs pigs and lights 6.aQfIT s5s macy
y 81 s,,lseit ,s butchers 721QT 20 sheen
: S,s,;S ~. isT,h. Ssseay Native muttOns
.s,ts,,,s. inules ioQu5 80: cuils and hneks
s.oN.L4Ooi stoekers ]. 800. ~ Wy -
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Following has been the seni.weekly move
ment at thirteen of the leading interior
towns with comparisons;
Tho New York Chronicle says OF the dF

Tho New York Chronicle says OF the airy
goods trade:
During the month Of September the mar
ket did not show any movement deserving
20 be called active, but MT the close sellers
I'm most directions reported hettcr bust
ness than during the corresponding month
last year aud fun enough to keep stocks
on hand in good shape. The weeks bust
uess has been OF about average extent al
though lntcrfered with 10y indifferent weaih
er nnd Jewish holidays, There is growing
evidence that buyers are but moderately
supplied with merchandise, and that II stu
unwining Ia purchase ahead TO any extent,
Hccrung requirements arc Sufficient 20 Keep
them steadily In the market for daily sup
piles Sellers do not show any chnngc ~
disposition There Is no effort noticeable
IN any direction 10 force business. and an
nnyieidlng disposition causes some restric-
ton OF actual buying. This Is seen more
particularly IN connection with the export
demands. bids for heavy brown cotton
goods IN fair quantities having been turned
down AZ a slight margin between BID and
asking prices
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FAT CATTLE STRONG
IN NEW ORLEANS.
Receipts Large and Prices Steady at the
Cattle centsrs--Texas and Ter
ritory Sales Light.

New Orleans. La, October s,-Thc New
Orleans live stock exchange reports the
market bare Of choice cattle with prices
strong especially on calves and fat steers.
ordinary cattle In ample supply and dull.
No hogs on sale Sheen butchers supplied.
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GENERAL LIVE STOCK MARKET

Texas cows 1.65d2.s5: native COWS 1.T5
q4.25: native hefers 250d3.T5; Gamers
1.OQ6t2OO bulls 2.0Otd4. 25: calves 2.O0d5.J0
Hogs Receipts 5000. Market 2Ihc and 1Oc
lower. Heavy 735G77.37l5; light J.30&l7. STl5;
pigs 6.256t7 90. Sheep-Receipts 5000
steady, Native lambs 3.506d4. so: Western
lambs 4.OOd5.OO: native wetherS 2.95Tr4. 90;
Western wethers 3. 40d3. 90: fed ewes, 200
@a,5Oi stockers and feeders 1858 90
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Crowley, La, October s. The rice mar
ket Head ahWSN; stralghtS 2N0@;
screenings 2d2A: No. . iisN1M; rough
Honduras l,n0dS.10; rough Japan LOO
300; bran per ton SOOm9.0o; polish per
ton i5,0O6i1T
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

cb 81 Louis October s-Poultry- STEADY.
young ducks II; geese q RutteS T gfIIn /.
S StSaiEery 10 laae3is; dairy 1921 EegsI
so Sew York. October Esgs-Rseein,s
vania average hest ooisS7osilu Iehnsyl-
caRNied 2llsga22i5; refrigerated Ia69otss' ern
~ hIansas City, October S-Fggs I2ro,h
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New Orleans, 10000 to 1900,
against 1892 last year.
Galveston, 5000 to 10000, against
1764s last year.
The operators In yesterdays cotton mar
kei had the appearance Of one who Is eAt
pectine n surprise aud the dullness tha'
hing over the trade gave the bears an
other useful inning The gossip OF tue
wires revealed the presence 81 paper crop
makers who have come from near ana tat
10 foreshadow the 6n0l result Antlcipa'
Hons OF the figures that musr ineNltapis
,o,iov stimulated shorts TO take the M
tt,tlye. There seemed TO be some fonnua'
zion FOR the rumor that MIR huston nuu
cabled Liverpool that conditions In inc Az
Innto states are very promising Tor
Noavy outtnrn. Another gained some mead
rov that MIR Busfon had reiterated ms
estimate Of last year for the present crop
II did not take long to prove this report
canard pure and simple but It can not
he doubted that an influence. whether seht'-
mental or otherwise. worked upon tue
speculatiye mind and was derived from the
,earish hopes that these rumors aroused
The weather was highly encouraging to
those who rely upon new growth TO
,,atntoract the enccts ~ August deteriora-
tinp and no thought of frost was sug'
,ested by the state OF tue thermometer
4 moderate movement. counted Tor nothing
against the prospects for an increase later
IN and shipments abroad were quite as
usily reduced rs those OF the interior
Industrial matters were still threatened by
aigturbances that may ultimately become
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London. October S.-Consols for money
90 Lille: for the account % 0-l6; bar silver
bills 2ltd2i4 per cent; three months BILLS
3 5-16d3% per cent
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,s nsnsss tlty. October S.--Cattle-- Rerein,s
isS.9 natives l5oe rexans- go Texas ana
cSs,ceaA LAWS exc, esisss Market generally dull.
Ytsoi tslr 20 good 425id6 90; stoefers 80 80
~ 1879 a,s s.oomcoo: Western FED steers TX
'ne'eo' Texas ana indian steers & Soar So de
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were honduras ana sos sacks domestic

Clean rice Honduras active: head
sss1osS, straights 30lIfs; screenings 26f2A
No, l's12 Japan active; head SAeIl;
SralghtS 3sstgSa. screenings 2d2&; No ,
lttn2i actual sales iTe62S9s
housn rlee- Honduras active at o.OoI
80, Win actual sales al .. 5NdA 90; Ia
p:ln, sytlne ~ 2.251tS.s5. With actual tales
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The following are the quotations for the
Houston live stock market as furnished by
the A. c. Bell Live Stock Commission com.
Danv;
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BIG CROP ESTIMATERS
ARE GATHERING STATISTICS
Weather Considered Favorable for "New
Growth"--Moderate Movement
Counted for Nothing.
AZ THE CLOSE:

At THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, 4 to 5 points lower.
New York, I to points lower
New Orleans, 2 to points lower.
SPOTS:
liverpool, 2 points liver.
New York, unchanged.
Elsewhere, Lice lower.
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INC Receipts Tor the day amounted TO
200 barrels, bringing the total TO date 60
p, sos barrels. Sales of clean $50 pockets.
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reported for The Houston pos+ ~ AZ
a. z Norman Live Stock company. lncor.
porated 'nVoI
Reeves
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Houston Daily Statement,
Houston Comparative Statement,

Gross receipts thus Tar this week.. 90 O30
Gross receipts 81 days this season. 49,, 4BB
Gross receipts 81 DAYS ln 1901 ~. .S1l a3I
Gross receipts 30 days In 1900, 49,, .3O7 3S3
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New ,York Exohannc.
New York Money.

'Less lie.
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GALVESTON.

Market bare Of choice beeves, cows and
yearlings. with a strong demand for sa ~
Fully supplied with calves.
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ESTIMATES FOR TODAY:
Houston, $500 to 1000, against a.
o76 last year.
New Orleans, 10000 TO 1000
against 1892 last year.
Galveston, 5000 to 10000, against
1888 last year.
The Washington times., 1902-06-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
500 r. u. DAILi-Cincinns;i and st. Louis
special-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
Sieepers to Cincinnati, lexington. Louisville.
ind;.napciis, and 81. Louis without change
Connsction for Virginia Hot Springs DininS
car Parior Car, Cincinnati to Chicago.
ll:10 p. NJ. DAILY. p. V. Limited. Solid
train for Cincinnati, Pullman sleepers to Gin
cIarz.; Compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot
Springs daily, except Sunday. Dining car.
Sieepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and ST. Louis
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue. coo lt;h
Street near y, and at the station. Telephone
call Main, lsl for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
service. II. ". FULLER.
.ph,pe Main 1905 Gen. Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station. Pennsyivsn,a Ave. snd ish Se
In eject Nay l. 1909. ,n
For Aiexsndria-week days, o:90. I:us' ~;
500. s:2O, $50, e:25, 1000, 1915. lLW. ;'
.. m; xf2:0i, f2:fo. if:&5. xl:6. l;Ss' s 20
f:3e. H3:o7. $3.50. S:5e. xt:N, ABB. sos' sVs ss
15:22. $40. sos. $40, 7:oo. I:3o. s'Vo' e''''
s:so. lo:ls. il:20. iI:5o p. m - u.so
StIndavs-7.I5, $500. s:t,. 1850. h:o. 80
z. m; 1900 noon; if.3o, loo. l:p. z;u p,
$500. 2:So, 500. 4:3O. $500. ESQ. e:U o' a.c
700. ':3o. 500. s:45. ESQ. 1913. h:2o' i''''
p. m.
For Mount vernon-week days: e:0 s ~,
1000. 1l:oo q. M, xl2:o5. xl:o3. a'oo' h''"-
9:so. 1l:N. xs:aa. 100, $50 p. m. Ann
sundays-9.0o a m. 1900 noon. s'o"' ''"'
$3.50. I:oo. $50 p. m.
Por Arlington snd Aguedact Brider@wss n'ss
days: $50. f:oI. 1880, 500. s:fs. s:.s' %
lo:oo. ll:o9 4 m. 'ls.oo. 1881. .ls;so' ~, ~
'1:23. 200. 1890, SOC, $3.50. 3:se. t:3s. '''os
6:13. 6:0s. $40. 7:06. 500 p. m. ,,.oc
SUNDAYS+7:Is. 900, s:t5. 'lo:so; :, ~
'11:3o a. m. 1900 noon. sls:5n. l:O, ~
e;oo. 1850. 500. $3.50, 400. 1850. 6:Oo. Wv
500. $3.50. 100 1850, son p. m.
xEypreN. TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked.
). COIviN, Superintendent
O. 4. ARBOT, President.
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

For Richmond. Va. and points South. VIA
Alexandria and FredericksburI. Leave station.
9Th and B stseets. $50 .. H., s;t5 p. M, daily
dining carl Tor Richmond and points on Al
9.o o'a AM d,1i, af froriS. ia @ y.tr,Io,i1,, m
Lmited). for Richmond and points on Sea-
board Air Line and Florida: lo:4i a. m. train
connects At Richmond with G. o. Ry. for
Newport News. Old Point Comfort. etc. 1851
a. m. daily for Richmond and points on South.
week days. 4:<S p. m. daily. express for Rich
mend only. Pullman or parior cars on sli
above trains except $40 a. M Accommods-
'ion for Qlantico, 1:&o Q. m, Sunday only:
AS p. m. week days; 500 p. m. except
Saturday.
L. T D. MYERS. ". D. DuKE. ". p TAYLOR,
President General Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
Richmond, Va.
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Trains leave District Line Station (r.achei
by Columbia electric cars) as follows
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week days. 1870, n:3o a. m, $50, 5:1s
and ! p. M. sundays and Holidays, g:l5, 1880.
IL 10 a. m, 1870. $50, $3.50, $50, !. and $50
.. IN.
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week days. 1s:4o. $50, s, $ and 10 p. m. SUN
days and Holidays. 1870. 1:j0. 3. $50. $50 &
$40. and 1880 p. m.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days 9;l5 a. M, 5:l5 p. m. Sundsyl
9:l5 q. m. $50 p. m.
A. II. LEWIS. q. p. A.. leo New York svA
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
"Capital City Route"

Capital City Route
leave Washington, Penna- X. X. Station
,o.oS m, SEAROARD FAST NAIL -
naiiv Through Pullman Sleep=rs to
Jacksonville. connecting AZ
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper to Atlanta.
INN. FLA. AND METROPOLITAN
HSsiiy LIErrED-Solid train 10 81
Augustine, with Pullman, Drawing Room,
Compartment, Observation, and Dining Cara.
also Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta. Pullman
Sleeper tuesdays. Thurs'iays. and Saturdays to
southern Pines (Pinehurst.
Tines, trains offer excellent schedules and
service TO Petersburg Raleigh. Southern Pines
fpinehurstl. Camden, Columbia, savannah.
jacksonville. and all Florida points Char.
Io,te. Athens, Atlanta. New Orleans, Chat
;anocua, Nashville. points West and Southwest.
a 40 a. m, LoCAf-ro Petersburg Raleigh.
OaiiJ southern Pines tPinehurs,).
Hamlet. and intermediate po;nta
Office, t42I Penna. Ave.
". H. DOLL, Gen. Agt. PAS. Dept
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Schedule In effect May Is. 1901
Chicago and Northwest. 1850 a. m. $50
p m. ,,,,,
4. M. .i:I5 p. m. r:l0 night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland. '1o:50 a. m. 's:ls
m m. and q 90 night
Columbus and Wheeling. $50 p. m
Winchester, Ils:j a. m. AIS and 1850
Annapolis. anT.y f 80. $3.50. In:so M. n.:so.
Fred frsd.iics. Il ~ TiIs:ai. 5000. ilio:5o 4, m. "ias.
Il! 80, and go ,os, ?, m ,,,..~,
hsssF',OSn as,s sOS vIy o points. ls:ss, $500 m m.
..iis. a:so. Iis:so, ''io;i5. Ilii:sc p: N.
m. ills:5o. "i:la. 1890, $50, 500. 1850.
Twas washington junction and way points. lls:ss.
..s.os, q. M. s'l:l5. lti:3O. 1880 .. m.
baltimore. week days, H3;oO, Son, $50,
,..o6' $50, rs 81, s:3s. 1850. xlo:oo. r:jo a.
m. 1l2:N noon, Hi;S, & ss;%' 800 100 800 & Ia:So.
,I.so II:s5 D. m. sundays. xS:o0 xI:05,
10 1850. xg:oO a. m. xl2:2o, l:l5. xs:oo.
$50 xS:O5. $50. Ss:oo. xio:oo. Hil:so. ll:ss
p "' ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Az train, Illuminated with Pintsch light
n.,,;mor, philadelphia. New York, Boston,
and IN, East. 800. 'T:o5 (Dinsrl, 1850 tBut-
ie,1. m 1900 tDinerl. lllo:oo CDinerl a. m:
.1s.,,o tDinerj, 800 (''Royal Limi.ed."
nn,r,. lIi:oo philadelphia oniy). sos
pinerl, 500 and 'ii:sd p. IN. Sleeping Car
epen al 1890 o'clock).
Atlantic City. li1:cs. lllo:oo a. m, li1a;e0
noon. 800 p. m.
.D.ily. llEsc,pt Sunday ''Sunday only.
xExpress trains.
baggage called for and checked nom hotels
,rJ residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
Ieft at ticket Offices, $40 Pennsylvania Avenus
ror,hvest, New Yorx Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and at station
The Washington times., 1902-06-01
FOR SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN

FOR sALE-Or rent; 500 buy, 5.room house
In excellent condition: large lots; desirable
subdivision on Pa. X. r.; railroad fare stl5
quarterly: 500 cash. balance on easy terms
at o pcr cent interest; rent s6 month; Is min.
utss to railroad station: schools and churches
near; a bargain. Address MRS. ISABELLA
WEED, Stabrook. Nd. e3l-S
The Washington times., 1902-06-01

Tickets. Leepins car reservations, snd do.
tailed information can be had at ticket Of
hces, Toc 18th ST.. sIl Pennylvania Avenue.
and Pennsylvania Station. Baggage checked
through ftom hotels and residences.
Phone Main l%Al, r. r r. Cab Service.
c. n. ACKERT. General Manager.
Q. II. HARDw1CE. General PaSSr Agent
L. 8. BROWN, General Agent.
The Washington times., 1902-06-01
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Doxs. cats rabbits. guinea pigs
monkeys, snakes, parrots, oyster shell and chick
food. sCIINID'S BIRD STORE. Il? 18th st.
nv. mys3-tf