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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-05-21

SCTeetS MOHudS.
MrG w Arms of Lake City Was
in town Monday.
Mr. w H Smith of Cades was in
Kingstree Monday.
Miss Miriam Schultz come over
Sunday from Lake City.
MrJ P Haselden of Lambert was
was in town last Friday.
DR. r J McCabe came up from
Georgetown Thursday.
= Capt and Mrs G P Nelson visited
friends at Cades last Friday.
The Graded School trustees will
meet to-day to elect teachers.
Mr. VI A Thomas of Lake City
visited Kingstree one day last
week.
The past few days have been
suggestive of "the good old summer
time".
Messrs E T Hainer and James A
Ferrell were in town Monday from
Salters.
Mr. and Mrs E Mccullough, from
neur Salters, were noted ia town
Monday.
Miss Nina Dove of Dovesville is
visiting Miss Lille Cunningham, ct
IndisntoWl.
Mr. b f Brockinton, Sr., of Nor
rlsville called to see us while in
town Monday.
MrJ A Marshall of Central came
to see Us Monday and subscribed to
The RECORD.
Rev A j Cauthen, Sr., of Orange
burg has been visiting his son, Rev
Henry Cau;hen.
We were pleased to receive a
visit from Mr. Il Z Rodgers of
Central Monday.
Mr. Bessie Gil land came home
fpDm the South Car0lina College
hast week Oh sick leave.
Mr. Robt II Singletary Of Lake
City Was u pleasant visitor at THE
RECORD Office Morday.
Mr. Geo A Letford, representing
H ID Bucklen x Co of Chicago. was
in town Saturday on business.
Mrs J NJ Sturgeon of Lake City
spent last night in the city enroute
for Observation-Disclosures Times,
Friday.
MI &c Lynch of Lynch passed
through town Sunday en- route to
the Veterans Reunion: at New
Orleans.
DIR w V Brockington attended
the meeting of the State Pnarma-
ceatical Association in Charleston
last week.
Miss Ethel Nesmith of Williams
burg county, is visiting Mrs w ID
Shaw OH kendrick street.-Snmter
Watchman.
Mr. q Schiffley of Salem, ac-
colnpanied by his son, Master
Archie, was in town yesterday and
paid us u pleasant call.
DIR A NJ Snider is in New Or
leans this week, as a representative
of Camp Presley at the United
Confederate Veterans Reunion.
Leroy Lee, Esq, and Mr. NJ A
Ross are in Orangebure this week
attending the meeting of the
Grand Lodge Of Knights of Pythias.
The county board of commission
ers has let the contract for repair
ing Mouzon's bridge to Mr. James
Barrow for $3.50, he being the low
est bidder.
Nature has indulged In some
queer freaks this spring. We re-
ceived last week from Mrs A w
Chandler of Pineland chrySan-
theinum in full bloom. Ordinarily
these flowers bloom in the fall.
Mr. II T Huggins of the
JOhnsonville section has invented
shingle elevator and tobacco
hanger which promises to be Use.
L. .l-sI ~
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-05-21

FOR SALE - Eight residence
lots, situated in desirable part of
town. H. d. REDDICK.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-05-21

WIEN in need of Coffins or
Csskets call on II. d. 'REDDCIK.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-05-21

Miss Irene Wannamaker, who has
been visiting the Misses Kelley, re-
turned last week to her home in
Cheraw.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-05-21

Miss Virgie Walker of Georgetown
spent several days with Misses Bes-
sic and Alma Kelley last week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
Nor A eIcK DAY SINCE

/ sss hk.n severely sick With kidney
trosble. | tried oil sorts Of medicines.
none Of vhich fsli' vsd me. One dsy !
ssv % Cd, Of yoor Electric Bitsers end
Determined 10 Try thst After tskiSs .
ies dos.s I felt relieved. end soon there
after Use entirely cured. End hsvs not
seen . nek Day since. Neishbos Of nine
hsvs been cured Of Rseunsiisu. Neural
sis. Lv.f.nd X dnsy troubles and Gen
efsi Debility Tfi. n vbst RF Bees, u
frsuont \ Q writes. 0oly soc 81 J n
H,rc's N ,nehsst,r: Wsippie's Phsfmsey.
Mseehesier Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

Louie Il. M,rteI. Of Bailsnd. . painter
vho sssisis 81 The opera house, where
there 10 scenery 10 be hsndied. Us 10
jared; probably tstsily. Moody silsrsoon
BY falling from The G,or OF The thes,rs.
through . bols used TO hsnl op scenery.
70 .te marble A,or Of the eotrsrcs below.
. distance Of sboot eighteen feet. The
mao sss taken to thelbospitsi snd II VS.
found be- HAD suffered internal injuries.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

Hsrnsn whiisch. Of B,Iioss F.lls Sgd
60 yssrs. 90 employee 10 ,be factory OF
she Vernon, Farm Mschieery Co. vss
thrown iron . csrrisse suudsy morning
and probably fatally isia'ei. he "a
driving . spsu Of hsrsss 10 the squsrs.
stss they bsc,ms hi,bteosi 81 % cleo
trio car end req.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

WnEr tKAi.l WI bAvk fuh L R1xnT
This question arises 10 The isnily every
asy. lie, as answer ! todsy. Try Jeil-o.
delicious dessert Prepared 10 iso nin
stes. No bshinsi sda bot v.,er and o.,
70 cOoL Fsvors; = Lemon, orspss. Reap
berry saa Strawberry. A, your sroeers,
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

The S?snish-Ausricsn vsr veteran.
CON psry /. let Vermont infantry. held .
rsasiop. sitb nsh ehovdsr dinner. Of ~.
AIbsps. Nov, 9th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

An gssf ~ agAa fsneA tgsres.
~ aiss 10 hsssF iaaeA tFNsfts
Baas ! i1sF A8eesa sutAAf,
1 ftassnsa bipsFAg GRs Asteete&.
! FaataHh fsslgH - sHsfhta
feg 3ssstsss hsas sAA.es psAfaa Ypleff
Ca fasstG { A Nfsse.
9,as ss6 dsas rm 0rs ransr ssssa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
srArsse~s

fsw haptred tssehsrs siisr5sd The
eosveslloB 81 81 yohs.ha,y bsi sssk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

-Mu Chambers 10 spsndins . week 10
New York.
Miles Brennan spsp. Sondsy vi,h her
cousin. Mi. X ilsy 10 D,nby.
MIR. Ellen Il Morris hes returned
from Hossict F.lls. N Y, where she
visited rei.Ives.
Mis- 4 oise Oahsrt n e Helen Bsr
rove, Mis- Ma, aet Gilbert end Oliver
b. Gilbert ~ UDd-J the meeting OF the
County Csri,ti.p Eife.vor U loo 10 To
pert. Tboisay.
The isliosins ladies' cltettsined 81
lhs church soppsr snd socisl given Fri
dsy svssiss: Mice Fanny Holiey. Mrs W.
N. Bs'cseids. Mrs Gao. Eiser,oo, Mi =
Helen B.uovs. Mss Chss. d Mcwsyne.
Mr Herber n williams, Mrs ALDER, o.
Mrs Irving Or 10 stepping 10 Poult
usy tor iev dsya
Mr. and Mr. Curtis TIT snd coo we're
10 Pefa ell Of lsst sett.
Eta Fsrrss sto 10 tesctias 10 Hebron
\. Y, spert saadsy 9Th Der psfesa
-RsIpb Sta I'd hss gone to spend The
winter With bic sistsr 10 Glsns P.iis. n. Y
Mr. and Mn ME- Howard ,psos Soc
isy sish their &c Pred 81 Poai,rey.
CHARLES Hosis snd ellie took csfsisse
drive 10 Gisns Psiis. n. ". 70 visii their
brothss.
-An Jsanis skvsas Of sAlss. n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

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Astss s.N tss FFFs 49,"
stscsls1H 80 -
.ttsHssz
HasanA. 80 ~ -
Hssginssat, sHs tEsS
Rstaese. tW Wv
nfesashstgs t@tf ~ tfa~
soyTHbourp.
t,.s. go. 80 80. 49, stEs
Hiscstfftt 49, ~ H@ sh IN
stsaFH AZ ~
nsnb4taaas s.ps - ~ f~ 80
THtf sEs fe w. 80
AassHH SIS zte sss 80
Nts Eest ts A4s ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. September

Nev-York. September 10. 1903.
were eaJs or S head all oo
city sides Ga CSC per n Gables last
ceived quoted American live cattle IN g2c dressed
City carried 70 Bristol to-day cattle Coushlin
No exports reported for tomorrow.
tethst were 40 head The market rated steady About
20 head unsod. mainly Western calves. City dTessed
veals. el13c per h.
sales-H H Hollis: 70 mixed calves Cnanly gTassers)
- n average. So 20 per 100 10
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Reoeipts. including direct
20 slaughter lO1 SOe head, making. with
Be Eold-sis Jersey city and deck at Sxtieth-st
Sheep ruled firm Sales OF lambs averaged stronger
oa. sa sset ga a. So Sass 81 per 100 n
head S4 lambs s. 5OdS6 IS. Dressed mutton
Oh Csc per 70: dressed lambs. IA ql1c-
average % per 100 10 40 do 60 10 50; z2s DO
a. ~ mi M i.1b: a. ~ AZ 81 49,
s Jaaa CO: 81 Buffalo lambs 70 at SIS IS la o.
90 n. at s 20: Is Burslo shssp q 70 at 81 70
Sc rs; lze 90. go ~ at SO 20. -
s sanders 2o Pennsylvania lambs - 70 at IS IS: :
Pennsylvania sheen. is ~ AZ 81 -
J. @. Curtis Son State lambs 6s 10 a. 81 80: y
State sheep. 81 70 at IS sTi1
HOGS-Receipts were IS n 3s5o head: about q
deck sale alive Ths market rated steady Jersey
100 n: Western hogs al IS 60
a, g. Is per ' i n DO 2s r. at S. 30 20 western DO
II Hume Bro Dat. yesterday: 1913 state hoss 21s
10 az IS IS roughs. 500 n. at IS Is; stag zoo 10
snar.w Mullen Gate yesterday, 100 State hos. 1es 70
SO Is roughs $40 n at S Is: stays $40 ~ at So
DO 900 n. 81 so
n II Hollis Dat. yest.rdsyoi is2 state hogs. Ise n
JohS p Nelson Gate yesterday: n state hogs III 70
a. fs. e roarhs $40 10 al s. .
Tsbsn = sssassn oais ysstssA.y,i o. STATE has& aD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
CASA QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev--V York September 10 1903
market today opened quiet At
.--berces prices Later T he-lre slightly more active
v - .ri.e frr with prices or time showing net
-. I'd sgl0 points Later however. there was a de-
- RI 49, volume bus inr and, some turned Tor
e-s t market closed of from the best though EteaaE
p r. tone unchanged prices 70 net aaNance o.
advancing tendency ~ the market was que
49, 81, the foasv European markets ana partly 10 the
.-r.r Urinary -rrrrrreut r connection with caales
1900 fhaf The AUGUST towering poor and irregu-
she movement. that ls sfiu ctafgeaDle 10
s~fsisr OBJ extent o. the recent rams plt ne r.
Santos were certainly lEhi,
-,-firr fr 7rlv about 90 90 bags The BIO receipts
49, heavier 10000 bass. but there he disposition
a. - present apparently, 20 reduce crop estates
a. nov that the popular IDEA Is - look 10Y
- rrr much. last year kfen So Nle
t.ars last tine Was sufhcenty heaNy
rrorIe Handsome surplus over the word require
,rr end there Pc doubt fhat REALISTICALLY the
sitaaaon against advance. There has recently,
hsusper herr an inclination 10 look for adverse crop
news outside demand has shown some inproNelelt
he spet quiet with quotations on the basis
Of Size Tor RIO No Z.
s ranre ~ contract prices IN the local market to-day
varr AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept observation-disclosures. 5000 head; ac-
tive steady. 1900 western. zoo good TO
prime 50 50dS6 05: to medium. StGSO %
stocSers feeders 81 50GS4 10 81 50gSt 60;
hefers, s2GS5 Gamers 81 J0dS2 20. bulls. S2S4 80;
calves So 50mS6 so; fed steers 81 25$ % West
steers So 25GS4 80. HOGS-Receipts to-day. lbUcO
head Tomorrow 1900 opened 1Oc higher; closed lower
mixed butchers IS 5eaS6 % good to choice heavy
s. sOdSs % rough heavy S % as so light $ 1885 80
bulk sales. s. TOgS6. SHEEP-Receipts 2400 head;
sheep steady; lambs steady god to choice weters sg
50 s.; fair choice mixed Sass native lambs - SOg
IS so
East Buffalo Sept. 1O-CATTLE-Receipts. 80 head
firm: prime and shipping steers S5lS So; butchers
steers 1885 I0 and hefers, 81 &c 81 90, bulls
So 5Oas4: stoczers and feeders. SS4S4 VEALS-Re-
ceipts. head. 25c higher. 50 25us6 = HOGS-Re-
5f1Oc higher good weights
steady heavy. Sc So 42la mixed. 50 $3.50 45
Workers. So 4OdS6 80: pigs S6 TO- roughs $ 2QsS 90
stays. s4qs4 80: daries and srasseTs s. eogs5 %
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts, 1000 head: steady;
lambs 81 507S6 40. vearlings and wehers 81 -SGS4 90
ewes So 25GS3 80; sheep. mixed. 81 boGss .o--
Cincinnati sept lo-HOGS dull and lower. - Zo9
IS CATTLE dull S2lS4 50. SHEEP steady. 81 SO9
So LAMBS strong. Sc 1885 %.
Kansas City. sept 1O.-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 ns-
tves Texans: calves 500 natives 2O Texans; corn
fed cattle and wntered Westerns opened strong. closed
lower; native and Western strong; stOckers and
feeders more active and hrm quarantine slow choice
export and 81 sass 55 fair to good
1884 So feeders 81 eOQS4 4S western
fed steers 81 1884 TO- and Indian steers 50 COG
IS 60: Texas COWS 81 5oas2 as; native 81 4o
404S4 TO- S1S2 49, bulls SIG
81 30: calves S23S5 80. HOGS-Receipts 5000 head:
15G2Oc higher; top 50 IS bulk Of sales So cog
Sc 10; heavy. s. sOg$s; packers. s. sOGse Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Neu-Ynrk So IN rnna

NeE-1oTk
BEANS ASD PEAs-Tts market for domestic rasrrov
- kfenev are dull. though without ouotabe change
California little scarce 90 ne eo ana loo1ll.s
- Sc re1ersliv so further business IN
new Ifsiisn medium 50 o. asa o. the dock OLD
new have sola al 81 4oasl Is We quote: BEANS
So ~. 60 pea choice. 81 259S2 21is; do red kidney.
choice S. 20Gs5 =: 90 eoTsmoz 70 5000 - egSS z 90
50 Qs2 SIS black turtle SOUP choice 81 e59s2 90;
do lima California = $S@S< ~ 90 itelsc he1l1I..
s2a2 Os GREEN PEAS Scotch hss1. prime per bush
RITTTER-B1yers took hold pretty well again to-day.
and fancy frefh crearnery quite nrr
OF quality were a. 1sc. but
buyers who search Of very fancy stock occasion
were steady az lselsr7c, pll tne
lover Eredes quiet and without further change
Nothing regarding NeT-fork state oairy Nery ne
steady
Fartory hac a moderate home demand and prices were
business doing IN pack
Ing stock both made and June We quote ceanaer
estrss per n zoe 1rtts ls4leec; DO seconds. -
s7ic; DO thrds fs415Ac. Etste oAtry tubs crsts
lso 90 seconds. l5giec: 90 thirds hte 90 fe1rts i.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11

,ion EachauEe special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
a. enan1i sales. 5000 bales speculation ana export
ei.troan 200 Elddung upland G 286- Futures
Irregular sQfG points higher closed quiet 81 as
lei higher L'ecernler-JanuEry. 6.20l5.2ld: Jan
49, elrlary 51sd. TebrIarg-Narch. E1si5. lQd:
49, -p-i- 5isd; Arril-Msv. b17GaIst September,
80. epierber-Dctober bS77S SD: Der
=. NoFenl r-Deoember. b.23Qs 2sd
e. - -, y AND NEAL-The effect Of the wheat decline
Toy market 10 check business IN Fraces
$50 y FAILED 20 bring about lowering prices
patents quoted - s54S5 IS. etrs1ghts.
4 -Tet ~ winter patents s. e9QS4 80 spring Gears.
$3.50 e1fra No winter So Bass -. extra No 2
- = sloS5 10 Red Dog SO c0f1S2s so RYE FLOUR
es-s-ed Eair good - l0dS3 so choice 20 fancy.
o. 80 % CDkNAEALs dull Quoted: KIN dried So 20
a. a. q brand BAG MEAL easy. Quoted: Fine white
soe 81 dodSl o.: coarse 81 1OCf1 II. FEED steady
A. spring bran. spot SIS 80; arrive 200 n
~.e-e4e - spring bran miccling sieaS22 50 ~ 20
~ - cy iced SIS 501Sle. linsee6 Of cake f2z hon.
AZ 81 - go AZ -. saohs 20 sfElNei OF meal sz44
No-sSsseS,- NHEAT-In face q rIns IN parts OF the
IT, vEt sne unusually light winter wheat receipts
ters.- market Developed pronounced weakness YES
w. &c cosed N0Ac lower than the previous rsfht
a So. - u the decline directly with
ro-srSt nfeak IN corn. there enough talk shout
essf - .f wheat, especially IN Chicago. North
hesr- = Louis markets, nrEt Inclined the
so. where eventually zen into line closed
hssrS - - lowest point Northwest receipts although
eLe Q1silnec By the complaint that grading ia
ssn. -sssp Dot owing % recent constant the
q so...pN tae movement there s expected fan
n ths ne&< fst1TN connsnt again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11

made yesterosy on fact That Notwithstanding big
reoeipts. The Minneapolis stocks etiu declining
tendency Total arrivals Tor the Western points
esgregatec $4,000 bushels against lO66O bushels
iast year. The cables steady closing 1Ad net
neher a. English points and lower 70 10 HIGHER IN
equally unmportsnt the latter amounting only 10
loads al through thu oUtports Locally the premiums
OF spring wheat reduced somewhat. CORN
The fact that broke from nc 20 lhc per bush
yesterday vsriousy attributed beaTish talk on
The crop report higher estimates BY private experts
that crop q billion bushels reasonably certain
ana probably This combination OF served
10 promote vigorous Liquidation IN AL markets especially
as the weather outlook FOR conditions than
seemed 10 be indicated the map. Latter showed
rather low temperature In Western parts q the belt
with cutie general rains. AZ the time there was
10 frost and the trade regarded this favorable IN
huence English markets closed unchanged while Lon
con Ii higher Receipts continued large seemingly
unaffected by the weather export there
were only 3 loads here and loads at outports No
corn closed 5sc elevator and 5sizc. ehosti No 2
Ehite, . and No yellow. els, b ahoat- OATS
Considering the weakness IL the oats market vas
comparatively firm all day with scattered commission
house trade az Chicago and cash demand here that
absorbed lEs 600 bushels No closed Sc No cats
Ssc; No ? white. z2Ac; No white. 4la.c standard
white. s2c track white. 4lgz5c. RYE-Market dull
Jersey re, 5s157c BARLEY-Market steady Feeding
zoisc. snd mailing. 52G5ec. both Buffalo The
government report made condition o. all wheat T4f
against 50 lss year Estimated yield. coz 200 bush
against GO 800 600 last month and 600 actual last
year Corn condition SO against ISL last month
Estimated yied 2se 900 600 bush against SO o4s 90
year ago Oats condition T57 against s72 last year
Estimated yield T65 bush. es7 s42 600
bush actual year. on the curb after The
port came out Decembe- wheat cold at S71zc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

15ver,ooI Sept 1O-CIosing: wHEAT-Spot. No = red
Western winter steady. Is Sd; No Northern spring
strong 10d: futures quiet Sepemeer 6s o4di Oetoo
Is sid. December IS 694d. CORN-SpOt American
mixed steady. IS IA quiet: September. As 64
October a PCAS-Caladan firm, IS SID.
st Louis fancy winter quiet IS 3D. HOPS at London
Pacific coast firm Is 15sE6 IS BEEF dull extra India
mess els 81. PORK dull; prime mess Western. los
HAMS-Short cut. IA to l6 10 dull S6s Cd BACON
steady. Cumberland 20 10 54s; short rib 10 to
"a 10 BIS long middles light. IS to q ~ oils; long
clear rniddles heavy, n eos Cd: short clear
backs 20 n. 4Js clear bellies Il to 10 10, SSs
OI-L-DERS-SQuare. IL - n, quiet Sos. LARD
firm; prime western, ueIces. AS 3D. American refined
ir pals Sd. BUTTER nominal CHEESE strong,
American finest white 52s: American finest colored. 5Ss
TALLOW-Prime city steady. 23s 90. TURPENTINE-
Spirits easy as Sd. ROSIN-COmmon quiet, IS 4izd-
Observation-Disclosures. 6ls1 nominal LINSEED OIL
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. sept 10 p m-CoTToN-spot IN IN
middllng fair. 6S6d; good mldding. 6.64d mlddling
626d mi6dlng 6O4d; good ordinary. 5T4d: ordinary
554d. sales OF the day 5000 bales OF which
for speculation and and included
American Futures opened steady and closed quiet:
American nniddling. C. September 5s3d; September
October. 5.57G5.5Sd: October November.
November December 5.23q5 24d December and Jan
uary, and February, 51ad: February
and March. $3.50 l9d; March and April. 5-ISd April
and May. 51796lS d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11
n..tLan Of ErazIlsn eetree Is as Follows

C0TLQN-To-days cotton market fairly active
tl- while less irregular. showed on the whole
e. advancing tendency The opening was hrm at an
eltanle of l.t points and fr time the market ruled
Gctft upward tendency following better class
~ cables expected. foreign C1ndJou ascrlbes by
private G-l4res tD Egyptian and Continental covering
TIE early huslisrly Influenced by indi-
calns ~ renewed from recognized bull leaders
fsrlefe4 ly a 10 she effect mat leading bear
had TUNED bull There was later period q liquidation
Naf cauled prices ~ a Ltle. but Still later there was
smother rally an bun support considerable Increase IN
outside investment demand ana some pretty active cover
lig following reports u crop ceter0Iatlon. Reports OF
DBL Ntrtls rust and shedding became quite numerous
saoen % Be- no. ne said that they were generally traced
- t4l sIr1eE The market toward The close eased on
yHhre from 90 ID points from the best under realz-
.ng drt was finally steady at net rise of 5Qn p1ints
baes were estimated js1uOO bales Two DAYS Preced-
INA they reached lOlogN bales and on the previous
Gay fley 10 bales But while speculative
operations are smae. general interest remains very
keen aul Ercafer activity be looked Tor soon
ples WHO are nov ncstatng on The crop subject re
plt sources rather less favorable. with weather
ealalr5 uncertain aEe temperatures, taking the cotton
BEL as urQle. nor nan enough force the crop
taisiacu'y rate rdeug tne lateness q the season
..tls from Texas were much mixed, some tore-
eaig cT1I uo larger than last years. while others
ttt- Thar complaints ~ b- neeNl. shedding and rust
- beer Efo-sy exaggerated. The movement OF cotton
s-llles Oh De DISAPPOINTING and the agents ~ mills
- n NJ south complain q difficulty IN securing sup
- cor ltcl reelected IA the rather better class OF
iien TIE fror cotton markets % the South az large
vas q follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR steady.
WHEAT No , red SIC; CORN, No :, 50ssc: NO 2 vel.
low 517sc: OATS. No j5lac; No white. Soec; NO
white 36c: RYE .. BARLEY. good feeding e2o'
No 1 Northwesterr 81 OF: TIMOTHY SEED. prime. So
CLOVER. contract grade, 50 Is NESS PORK per DBL
s13 5OaSI3 6211. LARD. per 100 10. 50 4OS9 90 CGF
ribs sides Goose, IS S1lsQSS b317; dry
sailed shoulders boxed S6 G244S6 75 short clear sides
Cboxe sass 90. on the Produce Exehanse to-dayi
CHEESE steady at 10911Ac- EGGS firm; at mark.
included. 1741sc.
Duluth. sept. 10.-wHEAT-New No hard 70 arrive.
53lzc- Northern S217c; No Northern sOzci sep
tember. S21zc; December 500; May, s3lsc-
Milwaukee,. Sept. 1O.-wHEAT easier; No 1 Northern,
ssIzqs9Isc; Nc Northern. s6lz 9ssc; December.
HSgS1Ac RYE steady; No l. 6695@5Ic BARLEY
firm; No >. 65G6Ic: sample. 46G6Sc COhtN-Decenoer
5O&c.
Minneapolis Sept iO-c1oss: wHEAT-December, so
6SOlkc: Nav. S24sc o track No hard. s514o; No
Northern. S4Sc; No Northern s2 9s21zc No North
1SQS1c
Philadelphia Sept. 1O.-wHEAT dull and 10 lower;
grade September. S21z 2S2%c. CORN steedy:
September 56a561zc. OATS firm and &c higher; No z
demand extra Western creamery. 20is42lc; do nearby
Prints EGGS and i31lc higher: fresh nearby.
24c loss OF: 232 ga loss on: do Southwestern
2OIz a2lc: do southern. 19isG2Oc- CHEESE firm and
choice new 1Ost Q11c: do gOod IO71O1zc. Re
cefpts-FIour hbls 1S66O0 10 in sacks wheat
20 bush: $4,000 bush: 5000 bush ship
ments-Whea 10000 bush: corn. 1900 bush: oats H.
600 bush.
St Louis. Sept. IO-wHpAT-No 2 red. cash. Sc;
hard 7sQs0c. CORN-No = cash. 4Tssc: September.
475sc: December. 47c; May 477sc- oATs-No cash
sec; September 34l4c: December, SS9sc; May Ss5<4
3sSc: No . white 4Oia04lc