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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

There is only one ruleto observe
if you want TO live long, and thai,
is 10 let the other fellow do the
worrying. :
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

He who wishes to Iise IN the
world should veil his ambition
with the forms of humility.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

Mr. G g Carsteu was noted in
town Tuesday from Cades.
JP Mcneil. Esq. OF the Florence
bar. wasin town Tuesday,
g Attention IA called to auditors
notice and other legal ads.
Mr B & clarkson of Greelyville
/ paid as q brief visit Monday,
Mr. J 81 Hutson Of Hsrpers spent
Monday In town OF business.
Mr. F 81 Fairey spent several
days 10 Charleston THE week.
AIr + Marion B,ltton called to
ace as Tuesday while in town.
MrsL Mcelan Of Lake City was
"A oointy ssafvisitor Saturday.
Ms w " Burrows va. pleasant
s;sisc, st our ssnetsn Ioaday,
Ma G Gcdwaa cf Iake City was
Ahsons The visitors In town Monday.
Mr. and Mis- u LPorter of Charles
( con visited relatives in town Sun
day.
Mf s D Bryant of Piueland was
sntong the county seat visitors Mon
day.
dr 8 A Graham Of Gourdins at.
tended the X Of P meeting last
evening.
MrJ 8 Mccullough Of Benson
was here few hours Thursday OF
last week.
II Mr II Eugene Montgomery Of
Gesfgetown visited his parents in
town Sunday.
Eey H F Oliver of Florence paid
THE RECORD office visit while In
town Monday.
Miss Edith Nelson Is GONZALES
cent from o long and serious illness
OF typhoid fever.
The spirit Of speculation (e) has
caught the town and raffies are OF
daily occurrence.
John E Goodwin Of Scranton
called Monday and added his name
10 or mailing list.
The Kingstree Social Club will
give a dance at the Coleman House
to-morrow evening.
The expenses of the last term o.
court fox jury and witness fees
amounted to $4l69s.
Mr. II 2 Howard of Morrisvil!e
was q welcome visitor at The RE
CORD Office Tuesday.
Mr. Ike Schultz of Kinston, n. c
has been visiting the family of his
father, Mr. n Schultz.
Messrs B P Cooper, s P Cooper
and A ] Parsons were in towr
Monday from Suttons.
We were pleased to receive visit
I last Monday from our good friend
Dir + N Nesmith of Dock.
Mr. E W Boatright of Harpers
paid THE RECORD Office pleasan,
call while in town Monday,
Messrs John Helnemann and E F
Pipkin of Berkeley county were
noted on our streets Tuesday.
Messrs T r Wilson and F N
Player called one day last week
and renewed their subscription.
Mr. w w Kennedy of Hebron was
among those who called Monday
and renewed their subscription.
Messrs / T Oglesby and ] 7
7 Lyles are here this week represent
ing the New York Life Insurance
Co.
Mrs e III Sauis and daughter,
Miss Gladys, Of Csdes>visited Capt.
g P Nelson's family Friday of last
week.
Messrs w r Jones and r L Minis
Of Rome and Single respectively,
favored US with call while in town
Monday.
Mrand Mrs T J Phillips of Cedar
Swamp passed through town Tues
day on the way to Sumter TO visit
relatives.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

MrJ J Morris of Lake City, the
indefatigible agent of the Mutual
Benevolent Association, was in
Kingstree Monday.
Mr. J Marion Barrineau Of Epps
while in town Thursday of last
week, advanced his subscription t.
THE RECORD O year.
Mr. Luther Riser, who is employed
in the railway mail service, visited
the family cf Leroy Lee, Esq, the
early part Of the week.
! Capt @ P Nelson's many friends
are glad to learn that he is gradu.
ally recovering the use OF his arm
that was fractured some time ago
sCncle" George Mitchum was In
town Monday enjoying his usual
excellent health and spirits. Uncle
George seems 20 enjoy the blessing
Of perennial ycasa.
Nearly all Of our advertisers s"n1
in a change this week. With nine
new ads to set no one but 6
printer can appreciate the difficulty
labored under n-getting out this is
sue.
Mr. Louis Jacobs Is attending the
meeting of the Grand Lodge A. F.
NJ. in Charleston this week. This
Is the fifteenth time Mr. Jacobs has
represented his lodge as delegate tt
the Grand Lodge.
MrJ W Register and his son, Nj
Leonard Register, were here Non
day from Trio. The elder MIR Regis
ter expressed surprise at the growth
of the town since he resided here
about two years ago.
Mr. Willie Hemingway of Rome
spent Tuesday night in town. He
returned home Wednesday accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Lucie
whe has been visiting the family OF
her aunt, Mrs NJ r Hemingway
on Railroad avenue.
Miss Mareie Sullivan, the attrac
tive and accomplished teacher o.
Lanes academy, stopped ove- ir
town Satu u~day a few hours on the
way to Indiantown to visit hel
cousin. Miss Pearl Sullivan, who Is
teaching in that vicinity.
Mr. W M Wilson has resigned a.
foreman of the Weekly Mail office
and Mr. w H Edwards is again fill
ing that position. We understand
that Mr. Wilson contemplates going
into the watch repairing and jew
elry business here in the near futur,
CE StAmand, Esq, who has bey
engaged in the practice of law herr
a. a member of the firm of Lee &
| StAmand, has severed his connect
ion with the firm and will leave fo
New York City tomorrow, where
he has decided to nuke his future
home.
At the last meeting of the county
board of control Mr. p A Parke
was recommended as dispenser a
Scranton. AS soon as Mr. Parker
commission is issued the dispensar.
at Scranton will be opened. The
Lake City dispepsary question viii
be passed upon later by the county
board.
At a meetif@ Of kingstree Lodge
X of p Messrs w p McGill and Oti,
Arrowsmith We're initia ted into the
mysteries of the first degree. There
are several more applications or
hand. promising fine entertainment
for the old members In the efforts
of the neophytes to ride the festive
Ply THAN goat.
On the way from the station.
after the arrival Of the south bound
train last Friday evening, the horse
attached to the Central Hotel hack
became frightened at the train and
ran away, breaking two wheels and
otherwise damaging the vehicle
There were several passengers In
the hack, but fortunately no one
was hurt.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

Deaf-mufe wives mus; be worth
their weight in gold--if silence is
golden.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

Go to Kingstree Bakery for finest
new Confectionery.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

Go to Kingstree Bakery for Block
Frnit Cake.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

Clothing Hats, Shoes, Under clothing, Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs Socks Neck Wear-In Fact Everything that Cen
eman Wants or Needs in the way of Clothing Suits Ready
to Wear 70 Tailor Made Guaranteed as to High Quality and
Low Price We have Engaged the Services of First
Class Tailor whose business to that Customers
are properly Fitted fits the Correct thing you Want
Come to our Store -.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

60 TO Kingstree Bakery for i'm
ported Swiss Chees'.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-10

Old papers for sale at this offic e
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Pork-Nev standard mess In a Jobblng way
closed nominaIlv at gII.E.
Lard-Cholcs steam on z side closed nom
inally s.4Oc; kettle-rendered 7EdIalc.
Green Hams. Etc.-Csr lots held e. o. b. e
aide thus: Hams-lO-av. at 1i1se: is at I0sSc;
Skinned ..ams-fs-av. at $50: SGsSs at &c:
--gzts al sac; California at SIC; New YORK
D. 5. Meats-T5 arrive. loose and cured
cribs closed nomlnaliy; 45-av. Ice and
ranged: Extra shorts at at 7se; cribs al Sc:
short clears at Slsc. bellies at slsc to Slc; plates
SIC Dealers chSrss higher 'i'Di1S on orders S@o-
Bseon-hNd. = c meats IN jobelnE way
ssavy to s@S Isc for choice I ishi hss a, se 10
I5S' SaiiiSrnias At eAE f. 70 &c and New
a iobbing way ranged; Extra rhOrts. At sSc;
cribs At sac: short clear AZ SIC: teillss at
9lsc TO n isC; plates at sc; fat backs at 6aCs
standard backs at Sac Dealers charge higher
OIso-s -stCarine-Nornlnal at &C.
rallov-Cuuntry run at So: choice winter .
small fraction more. and s',a5ise for No. 3;
CireAse-Su0te sr,iaii Irregular lots country:
Brown 3.ec yellow J2tiJ'=e snd white tsse %
nominalIy-brown slsif5Ac: yellow sac; white
FroEs' Iegs-Quots at 40 per doz. for large.
u Tor medium and elc Tor small
sets ITsc: inside re; kn0eKles I4c: outside iOc.
Live Poultry-oIi chickens. hens. per ID. nc;
spring chickens. average receints &c: old
roosters &c. ducks-white size and dark &c.
geese Ii=c; turkeys. young and old. round tfscs
guinea chickens per doz. g; live pigeons and
squads. per dOz-. sac.
Dressed Iced Poultry-Chickens, hens, SIC:
spring chickens sgsisc: roosters Jlsc. tui keys =
OLE Foregoing figures are FOR choice only.
Game-We quote: Ducks -Aatlard at as
per doz: teal at s. - for blue wing and K 50
Tor green wing. mixed and wood s. = per doz
drawn 25c less Deer caTcaSses at tfc and ven
ison saddles al &c per II Woodcock at 90 pe-
doz. Jack snipe 81 40. squirrel at &c ger doz-s
rabbits 81 - per doz.
Fresh Ffsh-Black bass at i5ct crappis at 20
for small and s. for large; dressed eat &c:
suoDnbill cat 7i.c: bullheads-dresHed &c and
gross s.: bufialo-gsiss &c. dressed Sc. Ger
man carp-dressed e.: gross and small &C.: sun
h-ii &C.. white perch &c: els SC. soft-sheu tGr-
ties al g and turtle meat At Sc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Cab GraIn. FIour. Etc.

WHEAT Received sss SKIS and 10 cars local
AMI IS .ears through. BY sample. del; No
SSc latter fancyl destination. No. rcd az s4g
s5Ac local and s5isqssc destinations No a.
L. TSd9isc. Nc. ; hard a. s1G57'sc: No hara
ct ss67lc- Skd and soft winter at SC 10 sis
use. latter rates for No choice
,hrSnsS hy sSmple. DEL: 10 a. e. local:
yelloyS at fsc and 10. do. st H'se local; No;
and &c Destination; mixed at a..
OATS-Receiyed % cars local and y cars
through y ssUis ds 80 X s, a. ls'5s; s; Be Se
40 Vhite at sJd5sc 70 SI9sIl5c for low 70 the
Lest No. white n Jzisc 70 Sszc
FT.ANsEED-At sc for spot and SEC 20 ar
Hours, win,.- sour; Patents IN WOOD
50 Tor ifs,s / isao Tor extra tsney: siraishts
4 @ co. iiss eielr g 5as ForesainS prices s'S Tor
lots from FIRST hands trk-. OF at depot this side.
RYE FROI,R-In a tot hing way at s. In jute
sks. ana t5-aO in wood for new; mixed and In
CoRNMEALs-Quotabie Z. o. b. at S..7o for
city meal; s. for pearl meal Erits and hoininy.
BRAN-Hard winter bran Quotable at 73c in
IN smaller sks. latter for choiee: coantry sold
at nc. mixed feed In los at Isg.Ic for bard
and SC Tor soft winter, mids in 1oos al SoGs5c.
snsTinsiy. on basis Z. tFk winter at &c for
bran and SC for mlds. At mill bran sells at
HGY1Rsesipts isss tons local and go tons
through: shipped 44o tons Market F. side:
5mo.h{TS5sses m Z: :5s e. 'lSSsi2o 10 slososI 50;
ssoles: iSgs-s6, for 80 g ,s2gis % % 80
30; No . g .5ogs.so: No : i;Sss: sll.lfa na,
LEAD AND sPELTER-Lead 81 Is BID. Spell
WHisKy@Oa basis Of si7i for hishwInes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
SUMMARY OF THE ST, LOUIS MARKETS.

trading
h
ont part traders
hs
OF
steady andun
ISOLDE
close better than been for eyerald days
good
Trading
side.
Ma heat atopenedL of andcl
ORR open andc
oats osedU
Receipt Of in
dun few ACTIVE issues
stady and6 per
Spot otOn wasu n
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
DIRECTORS:

BI.MER T. ADAMS. I. s. Distric;
Judge.
WILLIAMSON BACON. President Ty-
Ter Estate.
MURRAY CARLETON. President
Carleton Dry Goods Co.
CHARLES CLARK. Retired.
JOHN d. DAVIS. Second Vice Presi-
dent.
HARRISON I. DRUMAiOND. Frssi-
dent Drummond Realty and Invest
meut Company.
ATGUSTE Il. EWING. Retired.
DAVID r. FRANCIS. President n. r
Francis & Bro. Commission Co.
AUGUST GEHNBE, President Ger
man-AmeTican Bank.
GEO. II. GODDARD. Retired.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
TRANSIT SLIGHTLY LOWER
ATAFEATURELESS SESSION
GOOD DEMAND FOR LOCAL
INDUSTRIAL BONDS.
Buying Interest Increases and
Tone of the Market Fore
casts Improvement.

Local securities were fairly active in yes
terday's market. with interest confined to
traction and miscellaneous Issues. Tran
sit opened easy at S1l and closed with a
fractional loss at S1+.1zls. The 4 per cent
bonds were firm at S7s.s7k
Central Coal and Coke common at 81 .
and Brewery 6s at ss3 were slightly lower
Kinloch Telephone Is we're taken at
Slo475. There was a good demand for
underlying traction bonds and local in
dustrial securities.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
MAY WHEAT ADVANCES
WITH MODERATE SUPPORT.
CORN OPTIONS ALSO ARE
STRONG.
Ease With Which Prices Jumped
Shows the Faith of Grain Deal
ers in Financial Strength.

May wheat and Dec. corn were the strong
spots in yesterdays local market for grain.
While there vas not great deal of activ-
ity. the general tone OF the market
showed q decided Improvement. After per-
mittins the Dec. option to sag. the manipu-
latOrs Of the deal again came TO the sup
port OF the option and closed IL only a
fraction lower than the previous day
prices The slight uneasiness caused by
local financial disturbances was effective
only in so far as Il served a good pur-
pose In checking unhealthy speculation
decreasing stocks and a good demand for
flour in the Northwest were the bullish
factors II was a waiting market.
May wheat opened l-lbc on and sold at
S-Asc. S.ssc. sac. Seisc. SsSc. s2Sc. S2Bc Sc.
s-ae. a.. s-sc. sZsse. s=Ae. Gize. -Ac-
Unsettled weather and comparatively
light receipts caused an upward movement
IN corn. Here. as iE wheat. professionals Is
were cautious. but buyers OF both active
options had the situation we'll in hand.
May corn opened unchanged and sold at:
4c, exc. t3i,c. +oac. 40i.c. 4oAic. sokc. 4l4se
Receipts OF wheat at ST. Louis IZS.IIS bu..
or which % SKIS and u cars local and IS
cars through, against los, 5ss bu-. OF which
sol SKIS. and 80 cars local and cars
through. In lsoc-
The German Grain Trade estimates the
wheat crop of Germany at i60OOOQO bu-.
against ia. coo 90 bu. In 1902
Receipts OF wheat at primary points l.
$500 hu-. against l.igs.ViJ bu. In 1872. and
shipments 6Si.t0 bu-. against 661Wo bu-
Northwest received T3 ears. against 64f
cars In 1900. Chicago received ~ 90 bu-
and Kansas City lt5.51 bu. Clearances
$500 bu-
Receipts Of corn at 81. Louis 5f0lO btI..
Of which A. cars lOqal and Is cars through.
against z. $50 bu.. OF which l92 SKIS. and
, ctrs local and cars through. in 1892.
Receipts OF corn at primary points 5S4.-
900 bu.. against SCI. coo bu. In 1892. and ship
ments 74i.0CO bu.. against $500 bu. Chi
cago received go so bu.. and Kansas City
1000 bu. Clearances 1900 bu-
Receipts OF oats at 81. Louis $3.50 bu-.
Of which q cars local and u cars through.
against SOuQ hu-. OF which - cars local
and l. cars through. in 1872.
Receipts OF oats at primary points ~ 900
bu. against 9CJ.001 bu. in 1902. and ship
ments fi6.Cr0 hu-. against 5i3.0o0 bu. Clear
.n.... 1 lll hII
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
stock. of GrnIn In stnre


Butter-Good demand. Creamery. extra az
2eHaatkc: hrsts elc: seconds 1Sc. dairy.
extra at I69lsc: nrsts Ifdl5c: ladle-pAcked.
extra i6c: fTsts Lee country stock in pals ls0
l2lse for choice and POOR at SSiie: grease
stocks tG5c-
Eggs-RsceiptS LIS pkgs local and $50 pkgs.
through: shipped LES. demand fair at &c, 81
on; current receipts l9c. cases returned. Held
and inferior less.
Cheese-Northern on orders: Twins 1iisc. sin
gles llac; daisies isiac: Young Americas axe
long horns zlac. limhurEer, new su9lac; In
terlor 391j1c: Swiss ljc Tor choice. No. at
luIl5c: brick iodisc
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

s 7. HOFFMAN. Third Vice Presi-
dent.
CHAS. II. HUTTIG. President Third
National Bank.
BREGKINRiDGE JONES. First Vice
President and Counsel.
NM. +. NOI.EER Treasurer s..
Louis Brewing Association.
WM. n ORTHW Elm. President Wm.
ID. OrthweiH Grain Co.
II. CLAY PIERCE. President Waters
Pierce OF Co.
JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR-. President
Wabash Y. r Co.
MOSES RI-MSEY. President I. NJ
Rumsey MfC. 20.
JULIUS 5 WALSH. President.
ROLI.A WELLS. Mayor OF CITY Of st.
Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Wool.
Hides.

Dry hint-Butehsr us lbs. and upl at I5c: do
light (under 10 IhJl at IKE; fallen al i5c: ma
tive and Arkansas At i91sc; latter on selections
AZ liAc for No. l and i2atc for No. . Dry
salted at i0iEaiiizc. Gresu-saltsd round 81 ~
41iic: DO, on selections AZ 7Ac for No I and
6Ac for No. Bulls or uncured lc per ID fsss:
part cured &c less: culls &c. Horse hIdes-
Green No, l at t-75: No. 2 at ti.T5; ponIes
colts and blues at 81. all dry at T5c
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

No invoice 35sc: mild hrm: CordoYa 77fsc
Futures opened firm at advance Of bRiS
points on further demand from the bull con-
tingent. rather better cables than expected ard
small Interior receipts IL was the hrst notice
day for Nov. contracts. and the fact thar lend-
ers OF several thousand bags were promptiy
taken care OF tended 70 help the tone % ,ths
market. though trading was by no meana 50
active as yesterday. The close was steady az
an advance % 5Gi5 points though at one umS
the market slightly lower than that. Ths
sales were "a. 20 lass. Including Nov al = %
a. &c Dec. J.pesI5 &c: Jan 5-50c: March SIS
g5:ssc: May 5-75S5.Sc; JULY s.9O1ee: sept.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Oct RI Butter-Recefpss 4-lz.
steady TO Arm creamery ien2iSc: State dairv
l5delc. Cheese-Receipts 5.5ss: QUIET: STATE faif
cream. fancy small cOiOred. Sept iiIkc. oct
LIc: small white. Sept. 1I5[c: Oct NE: lSrTs
eolored sept n,fe; Oct 11ke; large white.
Chicago. Oct z.-Butter steady: creameriss
l5isdele: dairies i46isc. Cheese easy: daisie5
lp.suilc; twins lnl1c. young Americas lie
Philadelphia. Oct 4-Butter hrm and 10
higher; extra creamery 22iic: neaF-by print1
23c- Cheese unchanged: New York fiii creau,s-
fancy l2c: choice u3cs faiE 70 good uaItiSe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

American Car and FOundry-The weakness
vas cuc % scattering selling Tor bUth accounts
such Liquidation there Was came. u Wal
raid from 81 Lluis holders. where one of prn
ciral PANTS Is located. The trouble thsre, IN
rupm traders argued. cau-~d the selling. IN,
room. however. heard bear tips on the cum
morl ana the recent ruIuors that In all prOb1
hitty nut one more dividend on the stock
would he paid again circulated. nCtWithstanIing
the dsnials q certain insiders that business
was showing any such contraction as % Just =
the uuFaymcnt Cf tiyileuds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

7sa,c bid
Dec. C0rn-Puts 4iEG4iNc asked and calls
Hl,c bid: MAY corn I3ssq SIC bid: puts SIG
and calls Sac asked
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Gould St0cks-Tho room vas again puzzled
by strungth ~ Missouri Pacific. WEbssh-s and
othrr Gould stocks A not iucunsid-rabIe nur.
tuu % the prof, ,ssinnIl traders have found 10
the STANDARD on party.s alleged hearishness
the chief eucnur nurltgemeut for decline IN prices
that. while the traders felt bearlSh today,
tuay were made uucurnfa artatlc b. the sfreugth
% Missouri Farlnr and the other stocks OF that
-TuuU. when due 70 manipulation by
ti-urEs r. Butler & 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
new YorL STOCK auotatIou.

ST. LOUIS. uct She following shows the
Ul-uIuE. highest. lowest and closing quotations
a. th. Sea York STOCK k.NChunEc to-day Cor
teetrI uslly Tor The EcTuhliC hy Francs. Bro.
& Go. bluIs and stocks. 40. ia North Fourth
street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Reported ly the New York e umcEC lad,
yert.syr, through Francis Bro. * Co.. No. "a
North Fourth street.
Eu-C- -gE-london was Ecnrhally lower. bat
art-tEaE- houses had few orders. dralnE in
guput i'.H1I sharrs. evenly divided.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

cnrh GrnIn lIarket..

St Louls-Dsc- wheat STNc: puts SsTse and
calls Ss.se bid: Nay wheat exc: puts setsc and
calls SOC.
MilEaukse-Dec wheat soz6S05c bid; puts
soaSc asked and calls slkGsfzc bid: Nay wheat
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Mississippi Valley Trust Company.
Capital, Surplus and Profits, S8,3OO,OOOOO.
Accounts of Corporations, Firms and
Individuals Solicited.
OFFICERS:

JULIUS s. WALSH, President.
BRECKINRIDGE JONES, 1st Vice PTest and Counse
JOHN d. DAVIS, I'd Vice President.
SAMUEL E. HOFFMAN. Sd Vice President
JAMES E. BROCK, Secretary.
HUGH r. LYLE Assistant Secretary.
HENRY c. IBBOTSON. 2d Assistant Secretary.
w. DAVIESS PITTNAN, Bond Officer.
FREDERICK VIERLING, Trust Officer.
HENRY SEMPLE AMES Assistant Trust Officer.
WILLIAM G. LACKEY, Assistant Trust Officer.
EUGENE II. BENOIST Real Estate Officer.
WILBUR B. PRICE, Safe Deposit Officer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

movements on the stock Exchange staudard
Oh reacted several points 20 ss=is az midday.
Northern Securities. after early gain Of a
reacted = ~ 50. Tcuncssce Copper declined
= 70 -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

prrF--I steel GaE-Thr Weakness was partly
iu sympathy With decline IN American ear and
Foundry. and rarity due 90 the showing %
the ,lmpLuy Tor the quarter ent-uE septem-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

American sugar. iists
Amer. sugar Yfd lisia
Amer. Tel 4 Tel .l-4is
Dom. Iron & steel. 81.
General Electric. IN
Mas Electric. 70
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

FcunsyIyania-One % the strong features was
rsulsE .vauta. The rise started with the puE-
rHss u IH.H'u shares ~ ! * :. NuTmssr The
stock wa wanted m the afternoon The rUom
traders saw the demand FOR IL anl ai-J
U.UuEHE
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Yesterdays SESSION.
Closing quotations:
New York Curb Market.

New York. Oct z--Brisk election betting
monopOliEed most o. the attention on the curb
to-day. Stocks were Irregular. following tie
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

BostHn. Mas oct. S-CIoslns auotatIons On
money. hln1s. stuczs anu mining shaTss.
MONEY.
call loans -i=agls per cent and time loans ;
a. per cent
BONDS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

bar silver.
New York. Oct. es--Bar silver s5sse per ounce.
a. London sd per ounce.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Mass Esiertric pfi. -
United Fruit. s.
Y. : Steei--....-.. I1ss
~. = Steel pfd..... ssis
Nestinghouse com. 6
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Mining share. In New York.

asked
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-01-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue Of a Ger tain DEED
of trust executed by J. g. Foster and
w. S. Temple to V. w. Draughn, as
trustee for f. A DIaughn, on the Sth
day of July, A. D. 1901. recorded on
page 529 ana $50 of deed book IN" in
the office # the clerk of the CHANGER y
court of Perry county, Mississippi, at
Hattiesburg, made to secure debt due
to r. A. Draughn amounting TO seven
hundred dollars:
will, as substituted trustee in said
deed OF trust, sell to the highest bidder
for cash ut public outcry, at the court
house door III the city of HEttiesburg,
within legal hours, on the fret Monday
In January. A. d 1908, the same being
the 9Th day of said month, the property
therein described towit;
The north half of the north west
quarter of section twenty five (25),
town~hip four "a north, range thirteen
(13) west, in Perry county. Mississippi
and will execute to the purchaser snch
deed as is vested in me as substituted
trustee In said deed of trust.
R. E. L EATON.
Substituted Trus 20,
Witness my hand this Dec. %, 1902.
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