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The Shreveport Journal from Shreveport, Louisiana • 5

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Shreveport, Louisiana
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ft DAILY MARKET REPORTS RUSTON WAS AN EASY MARK RUBBER STAMPS brotherhood was about to make the demands for higher wages President Estes was in Houston for several days last month and he failed to intimate anything atbout an impending struggle with any rairoad much less the Southern Pacific DREYFUSS BROKER Telephone No 975 Shreveport La 114 Milam Street Corner Martin's Lane REPU BLICANS FAVORED SHREVEPORT ATHLETIC TfcAM ARE CHAMPIONS OF NORTH LOUISIANA ON THE GRIDIRON Defeated Ruston Industrial Institute Yesterday in a One-Sided Eatte In the Election in Porto Rico Protest of America! Federal Party RAVING RECENTLY INSTALLED A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF RUEBER STAMPS WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH A FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE AT A REASONABLE COST WE SOLICIT YOUR WORK IN THIS LINE AS WELL AS ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF PRINTING BINDING OR SPECIAL RULED WORK SHREVEPORT COTTON The Shreveport cotton market is oasy Low middling 7 Middling 7 7-1G Good middling 30 90 47y2 43 00 153 145 13 Southern 30 Western Union 91 Wala-h 48 and 454 and 5914 New York Central 154 Illinois Central 140 Leather 13 WILLIAMS PRINTING CO Limited SHREVEPORT LA RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS San Juan Porto Rico Nov 7 The American Federal party has issued a proclamation complaining bitterly of what is termed the partiality of the government in favoring the republicans in the election The proelama ion reviews the parys causes cf complaint and declares that a manifesto will be issued to the people of the United Sates accompanied by particulars and proofs of the alleged outrages President Palmer was questioned concerning this plan He said: "The idea of the committee is to cad a mass meeting in San Juan shortly aid then to choose four delegates iv of whom are to be Americans to The Shreveport Athletic Club foo't-bail cam are chanpions of North Lou isaaa an the gridiron They have played hut two games but have won both from the strongest organizations in this territory The game placed yesterday afternoon was a one-sided affair as the Industrial team was outclassed from the start Shreveport kicked off making two touch-downs in the f-tit haf and four in the second the 'Cie at 'he end being 35 to 0 entire team played brilliantly the war of Mills LrSour Evans Sewal! end Ogilvie being the features Shrevep wl Mink 10100 Beeswax prime 2223 Taliow 4S5 This Week 1902 1901 1900 Saturday 43340 4G235 477G1 Monday 61428 01017 45Wj0 Tuesday 74S3S 76019 57Si Wednesday 7-3005 53510 53S02 Thursday 30503 54353 420S1 Friday 44723 57010 40t03 Totals 2S5234 3507Sti 294025 ISCELLANEOUS SALT Texas evaporated per bbl $175 Texas 100-lb 50c COTTON SEED Per ton $25 HOG PRODUCTS Per lb 12 dry salt 11' Per lb 13 LARD Tierce compound 8 Fair-tanks 8 leaf lard 11 PIGS' Half barrels $375 quarter barrels $200 Pork in oil $450 Bologna in oil $300 to Washington and lay the party's grievances before President Roosevelt FARM HANDS DISGUSTED and ask redress RUNNING STATEMENT Total receipts Shipments 2231 17oo "Our principal ton plaints are that the laws are made for the republicans Shortage of Cotton Crcp in Texas Causes Them to Seek Other Fields of Labor COTTON LETTER New York Nov 7 The prevailing sentiment in cotton circles is against an improvement in values -ah hough temporary rallies are to be looked i'or The movement is picking up some voi in an extravagant fashion it is true hut enough ard the big gap between 'he daily improve men movement and that of the corresponding peiiod last year has been filled up of late to an extent that leads to the hope of again showing an excess er last year as was the cas- not many weeks ago The estimate of NoH is still influencing the mim's of speculators who had ontemp'a'ed the market while the ginners' returns indicating a crop not over in OeOOOo bals is accepted as oo ah-n! to deserve consideration In short to broaden the market and ievive speculation it looks as if prices must find a lower level Today's opening figures were 3 to points higher Leading firms IxvighT moment and sold the next The weather was mild in the olr a-d t-en---rally fair Th-- lique is and adaiinistercd in their favor thf outrages and undisguised action of tne eifjutivp council in turning over the SHIPMENTS OUT and KCS Coiton Belt and 700 200 50 i SUGAR AND MOLASSES Standard granulated 5c choice yellow clarified 5c Choice 25c prime 2Sc common ISc pure sugar house 40c election to the republicans the gen eial partiality of the government the erinu of the insular police in court tenancing lawlessness and mob force Galveston Tex Nov 7 Reports from the interior are to the effect that the short cotton crops cf this and the past season are likely lo create a shortage in labor next year The laborers who have been accustomed to working on cotton firms are leaving and £cing elsewhere on account of me failure of 'the c-rcps and it is considered doubtful whether they will COFFEE BOARD TRANSACTIONS Stock on hand intimidating and driving the best ci Fair 77c medium Kens away from the island gross grades better grades 910c 27738 35145 S2no 4 S24o: election frauds and the shutting out Same day last year Receipts to date This date last year of the members of the federal pari ALLEN BURT MUIR ARCHITECTS 508 Texas St up-rtilrg- Doll bulldlas Phone 1043 ARTHUR 33 INTEWIJST 15C3 Texas Ave Agent For FAIRBANKS-MORSE Gas and Gasoline Engines Complete Power and Pumping Outfits Supplied FULLILOVE a Attorneys-at-Law (Notary In Office) Simon Building Shreveport La Shreveport Pressing Club DAVIS Proprietor Clothes Pressed for $100 per month 525 Common St Phone 60 2 rings Shreveport La BRE OSTUFFS from the elections and failure to ta Best patents $425 half measures to right wirngs" SHREVEPORT RECEIPTS patents and st ights $375400 ex STRIKERS CAMP OUT tra fancy $35 CORN In sacks $280 barrels S300 WOMAN GOES TO JAIL UNDER CRIMES ACT in Vigilance of thtt Pickets of Organized creams Sc iVrs'oo! to- carrying 4 ') halt January conTraf and the dumping big loads is feared by cautious trader Port receipts v-ro 45ot( against 50 l-als last year DAVE DkEVFUS? Labor at St Joe Woolen Mills to Six Months Imprison This week Saturday 1S52 2773 202S Monday 2241 1S09 l''i3 Tuesday 1531 2344 2409 Wednesday 45S 2330 33 Thursday 3009 1531 210 Friday 2231 2402 2432 CROPS A soda 7c RICE New Louisiana ment for Publishing Boycot-tina Notices -Tie stri Mo NOV Jt Jose ers sell out around th to 1 watch on are camping woo'eii ht movements of non-union work-Application has In en ma le for FRUITS AND NUTS $350 per 100 CONCORD GRAPES 40c a has Let Per bbl $275350 Per box $275 375 Per box $450'3475 This Yr Last Yr Increase Nov 3079710 3393175 2S 0533 WORLD'S VISIBLE SUPPLY This Yr Last Yr Decrease in innr-riovi ut restrain the strikers FINANCIAL NOTES Dublin Nov Mrs Annie CVMa- Th- A-irci Valve Company has do- honey proprietress of a newspaper dared a quarterly dividend of 1 1-2 per was sent to jail under the crimes act i tnt parable Nov 15 for a two months' stntera- She i- Pierpont Morgan Charles Lanier i faed to cease he publication of George voting trustees cot ting notices of the Southern Railway Company siva rr: to the holders of the srode Conceding Elections from interfering with the factory 1735m 3000013 Nov 2S35427 A RICH MAN'S ECCENTRICITY EVAPORATED Per lb 67c Livina as a Hermit for all but Two Nov Chairman Dunn trust certificates that upon the pay-j New lork DRIED Per pound pack Nights a Week mont of th Hviipnrl nf ner enrlof the republican siate committee Sc age on the preferred stoik of the South 12 12 14c RAISINS Iondon layers $195 London The editor of Hall Caine's Household Words takes the trouble to said today that although the republicans had conceded the election of Judge Gray to the courL of appeals they are awaiting the count before gi'ving up the attorney generalship Bethesda Water Will bentfit your Sick Babies' We hare Splendid Testimonials from some of the best citizens praising Bethesda loudly For slow feyers kidney trouble and indignation It has no equal Sold in half gaL bottles plain water 12 to the case and 50 quart bottles to case in carbonated water Delivered free to any part of the city ARDIS CO Shreveport 200 Naples 1012c vouch personally for the truth of a PEANUTS Raw hand picked 5 remarkable story it prints concerning the rich occupant of a charming house 6 lc higher on all grades roasted HONEY Per lb 1012c ARRESTED BY HIS BROTHER ern Railway Company on Friday of last week the operation of the voting trust agreement of October 15 ceased except with respect to all stock represented by any stock trust certificates issued under the agreement which shall have been stamped as assenting to the extension of the voting trusteeship under the extension agreement of August 27 1902 This extension agreement having become operative the voting trustees acting near London in a village of which the name is suppressed Only two of CANDY Seminole Accused of Murder Was Shot Before Capture Barber pole 56c per LIVERPOOL COTTON Call Close Nov-Dee -4 32'5J33 435s Dec-Jan 4311132 134s Jan-Feb 4 31 30 433s Feb-March 43130 432b NEW YORK COTTON Open Close Dec 821 815ie Jan 827 S2021 March 812 805 00 May 814 809 July 813 8 095 10 Middling 845e sales 300 tales tone dull NEW ORLEANS COTTON Open Close Dec 784 Jan 792 7S7S March 796 7941(95 May 797 797ft 99 Middling 7 13-lCc sales Sooo hales to arrive 1500 bales tone easy lb fancy 625c gum drops 6c YVcwoka I Nov 7 Jim Ilarjoe a fud blood Seminole who shot and under the authority conferred upon killed his father two weeks ago war ESCULENTS Per bushel 6065c 200300 NEW ONIONS Per bushel 85c captured and placed in jail here Hit-brother assisted the officer in arrest ing him and shot him through the lefi lung $100 FEEDSTUFFS Per bushel 72c In csrload lots 6Sc per the rooms in the house are occupied one by a man servant the other by the master The staircase is never used the owner's room on the second floor being reached by a hole in the ceiling through which is dropped a rope ladder The meals for the master are passed up through this hole Twice a week late at night the hermit comes down his rope ladder dressed as a tramp He walks the five miles to the railway station where he has a private room Here he changes his clothes emerges in evening dress and goes by the last train up to London He then takes a cab to one of the big clubs in the- neigh-borhocd of Pall Mail He renins he-fore daylight by the first train in the morning repairs to his room at the station puts on the tramp's clothes again and returns lo his house Ir'eal gossip has it that he was jilted a a voting man and vowed that BROTHERHOOD NOT IN IT Rumors cf Impending Troubfe on the Southern Pacific and Other Lines bushel them have determined that it shall terminate on October 15 1907 and that delivery of stock certificates in exchange for stamped stock trust certificates shall be made on that date The voting trustees further reserve the right to cause the delivery to be made at an earlier date The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company has applied to the New York Stock Exchange to list S67S53000 4 per cent bonds of 20o2 The Rock Island Company has applied to list $17497800 non-cumulative preferred stock and only $7S5520o common stock rii 1 in VlHf 1 Conger's I 1 Cinchona 1 1 torapound The Greatest t-: The Greatest Alfalfa $1415 4Sc Per bushel Texas oats Kansas oats 40c BUILDING MATERIAL $125 Hydraulic black $155 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET WHEAT Open Close Dec 71 (ft 1 71 ris "4 May 72 "i CORN Open Close Dec r0S4 51 May 42 42- per bul tt seorr $io fortiana S275 Houston Tex Nov Railroad officials of this city refuse to discuss persistent rumors of impending trouble on the Southern Pacific and other lines which center here Morrison is agent for the United Brotherhood at Houston where the organization has upwards of 1000 members He recently on his own authority denied 'the reports from Frisco and Oakland that the Per bid $100 CEMENT AgatitG $950 ROUNDING UP A GANG OF THIEVES ht per ton 1 Anti-Malarial Tonic OATS Open Close man look not so far as he could avaid it at one again Dec a 29 SOSOVs POULTRY Per dozen $240250 (Continued From First Page) Mr Terrell as taken from his store Hens $300 fryers $225'S250 4 ami a parr ot trousers whicn were Guineas and culls $150 identified as coming from the Ross Prepared Only by Conger Eabn Gibbs Co Ltd SHREVEPORT LA EVERY WOMAN EGGS Per dozen lS18c store Efforts were made by the police-to get some information from Stern as to the identity of the parties who sold him the good hut the police aver i wfirti-inlii -1 i tiiiiiii ii DAIRY PRODUCE WESTERN Dairy in tubs 23e: in boxes 24c creamery in tubs 25c: in boxes 2Ge COUNTRY BUTTER 1 8 20c CHEESE Cold cream dairy's 13V2c 1-lb bricks 14c Housekeepers wives mothers every woman who has the care of a family or household has at one time or another spells of backache nervous weakness sick headache and disorders in the digestion caused as a rule by domestic worry overwork irregular meals or habitual constipation To all women who suffer in this way we say: TAKE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior Land Office at Natchitoches La Oct 8 1902 Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that sail proof will be made before clerk of district court at Shreveport La on November 17 1902 viz: Homestead iters rickly Ash May 30- 31 31 PORK Open Close Jan 1537 1537 May 1450 1447 LARD Open Close Jan 937 937 May 852 S52 RIBS Open Close Jan 820 815 May 775 775 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Open Close Reading 64 64 Copper C3V4 62Ts I G3 03 Pennsylvania 100 159 Missouri Pacific 10914 109 Union Pacific 104y8 103 Atchison 85 85 Metropolitan 139 139 St Paul 18G14 185 Manhattan 136M 136 Vi 62 62 and 0 47 47 and 134V2 133 Sugar H8V2 116 Southern acific 69 69 Steel (preferred) 87 87 Steel (common) 39 39 Teo Gas 102 102U and 0 105 101 Erie 37 37 1 86 sr that Stern refused to say It is understood he claims in one ease at least that he did not know the negro who sold him the articles in question The matter was reported to District Attorney Land and he immediately preferred two charges against Stern for having in his possession cerlain described articles which had previously been stolen The district attorney said this morning that charges would be presented to the grand jury The fact that the robberies have been published and the articles etqlen described in a general way the pplice say should have put Stern on his guard and that before buying new goods from negroes he should have ascertained how they came by them It is IT CURES HIDES AND WOOL Dry hides No 1 flint 10 QUy2 Dry hides damaged Badly bug eaten 34 Dry salted No 89 Bull hides 89 Uncured green hides 56 Green salted 25 lb and up "7V2 Green salted 25 lb and down6J6 Wool tub washed choice 2022 Wool unwashed clear 1415 Scattering burry 1112 Light burry 1011 Entry 6827 Hervey Little for the southwest quarter Section 32 Township 16 north Range 13 west Louis It performs a marvelous transformation The tired weak despondent pale and bloodless victim is soon a strong bright happy woman with rosy cheeks and cheerful spirits Prickly Ash Bitters is not a disagreeable hartb-acting medicine as tbe name might Indicate It is pleasant to tbe taste mild yet powerful is its cleansing and regulating influence la tbe vital organs iana meridian He names the following witnesses to prove his continous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Keith of Keith- 7 ville La Nicholson of Shreve Medium burry 910 thought the case against Stern will be port Da Caldwell of Shreve pushed vigorously Druggists sell Price Jl00 Heavy burry 78 Sheepskins 40 Goat skins 1030 port La Turner of Keithville La The police have a negro named ERNEST BREDA Register Charles Davis who is known to have sold some of the stuff to Stern Efforts are being made to locate other Beaver $100400 Otter $100500 Ohio has a trolley line which has in troduced sleeping cars on its long Raccoon 1050 stolen goods and to discover the names of all the negroes implicated rums Wild cat J5 "SITUATIONS WANTED PUBLISHED FREE IN OUR WANT COLUMNS.

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