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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10
Citation Notice.
STATEOE ESOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.


BY S McB scott Esquire, Probate
Judge. Whereas, w + Mcconnell
made suit To me, To grant him J. ltel-
Of administration Of the estate OF an
effects Of William Jefferson.
These are therefore 20 cite aud ad.
monish all 0nd singular the kin.i,ed
and Creditors of the said William
jefferson, deceased, that they he and
appear before me. in the Cont Of Pro
bate, to b,. held Kngstree, ) q, Oh the
3rd day Of September next, after publi-
cation thereof, at II O'Clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, il any they have,
why the said Administrator s!"uld
nor DC granted.
Given under my hand, + is SIh day
OF Angus, Anno Dumini, 1905.
Published on the 10th day of August,
1905 in The oUNTY RECORD.
5 MCB SCOTT,
Probate Judge.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10
THE HoBBLEDoRACER.

then the racers are invited to step
inside it, after which the hoop is
lifted to ankle height and then
strapped or tied securely to both an |
kles which are on the inside.
Now have the racers squat down,
and place their hands, palm down
ward, on the ground, but inside OF
the hoop. They should be at the
starting point of the course when
they are prepared for the race, and
the course should be about fifty feet
in length.
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Local News.

During the absence of the edi-
tor for the plst three weeks he
begs to make grateful acknowl-
edgements to Messrs G w Stoll
and j G McCutchen for their
excellent work in getting out
the paper.
The pretty residence of Mr. H
Eugene Montgomery, on the lot
purchased from Mrs ID Brock
inton opposite the Graded
school building, is assuming
proportions, the chimneys and
the framework being up.
Miss Blanche McRimmon from
near Birmingham, Ala, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Le-
Ona Henderson, is visiting her
sister, Mrs r W Fulton, near
town. Miss McRimmon left here
several years ago us child.
Mr. j P Russell of Richmond,
Va. came down last week for a
few days rest in the country, re-
turning Tuesday evening with
his wife and younger children
Miss Marie stopping over in
Florence with friends and Mas
ter James remaining longer
down here in the country.
The Kingstree Base Ball Club
left Tuesday night for George
town for a series Of three games.
The boys say it is almost an i'm
possibility to get any clubs to
come here now because of their
vanquishing almost every team
they go up against. The club
may disband on its return.
Mrs j E Brockinton, living a
few miles north OF town, has Sc
cured a lot from Mrs l. J Brock
iuton, already having on the
ground some bricks and lumber
for a large s or 10 room -esi-
dence, to face on Railroad
avenue. Come in, good people,
take up the open places and
turn them into flower gardens.
A card was received from DIR
D g Scott the first of the week
which was written and mailed
on August 1st from the summit
of Pixies Peak, Colorado, say
ing that they were having snow
and sNet and that they were
nursing or hugging the fires!
Wonder if Mr. r H Kellahan, his
fellow traveller, has put on his
overcoat yet?
The following guests are no.
ted this week at the hospitable
home of Mr. Louis Jacobs: Mrs
Peacock, Miss Dorothea and
Master Wehman Peacock of
indianapolis, Ind, Mrs Arnold
Sanckenssof Augusta, Ga, Miss
Roberta Gewinner and Mr. E j
Jacobs of Macon, Ga, Mr. and
Mrs WIN Jacobs of Georgetown
and Messrs Julian NJ and T Cecil
Nl-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10
4 Beetle That Makes Preserves.

There is beetle found in Central
America that makes preserves. This
beetle hunts continually for dead
insects or tiny animals. When it
finds one it Immediately gathers a
tlump of fine dirt and rolls it into
a nicely rounded ball. After that
il digs out enough of the inside Of
the ball so that what is left forms a
perfect little cup. The beetle then
cuts away the choice parts of the
insect or animal, kncads them over
and over till they make soft mass
and presses it into the clay cup.
which is sealed tightly with another
bit of clay. Then the beetle lays
its eggs into little depression in
the preserve jar" When the young
beetle crawls out it digs its way into
the jar and gets its meals till it is
able to forage for itself.
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art.

\ lad entered a railway station
not &dred miles from Edin-
burgh the Sther day, and said she
wanted ticket for London. The
pale looking clerk asked, "Single?"
1T amt any of your business"
she replied. 81 might have been
married dozen times if I'd felt like
providin' for some poor, shiftless
wreck of a man like you," Dundee
Advertiser.
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If you are troubled with dizzy
spells, headache, Indigestion,
constipation, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you
well and keep you well. If it
fails, get your money back
That's fair. 35.
Lake City Drug Co.
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Where Swallows Are Eaten.

Along the Adriatic sea swallows
and other migratory birds are
caught every year by the hundreds
of thousands and eaten by the Ital-
ians, who spread nets, in which as
many as 800 to 500 Of the birds are
caught at once.
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TEos4Gobb's Hoop Race.

From the spectators point of VEN
at least hobble hoop race is one
of'the funniest sports imaginable.
A regular hoop or barrel hoop
is,all that is necessary to be furnish
ed each competitor. The hoop must
first be laid flat on the ground, and
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Registration Notice.

The office q; ti!r Supervisors of Reg
:>tratinn will he cpen.G on the first
Monday in every month for the pur.
pose ui ill.,. registering Of any person
who Is qualified IL follows:
Who shall have been resident O9
the stare fer ;wu years. and "f the
county nr.e yea. and of the polling PEE
cinct in which the elector offers to
vote fou months before the day OF
election. I'd shall have paid. liz
months L,rure, any poll TAX then lue
and payable, aud who can both read
ard write aav section of tie con>t.tL.
ton Of 1885 submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration. OF rho
can show that he owns. and has paid
all taxes collectable on during the
present year, prol erty in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. J.J. EADDY,
Clerk of Board
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I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

in ny womb and ovaries," writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, Of Webster Groves, Mo-,
"also in my right and left sides, and
my menses were very painful and
irregular. Since taking Cardui,
feel like q new woman, and do not
suffer as I did. 1t is the best medi-
cine I ever had in my house"
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

Transient Notices will be Published
in This Column at the Rate of One
Cent Word for Each Issue.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10

To start the day with a wine
glass of SHAW'S PURE MALT
gives vigor to carry on your
work; to end it with the same is
to help nature recuperate. For
sale at the Dispensary.
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It will wash and not rub off
This complexion all envy nd J,
It's no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea
Lake City Drug Company.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10

A person who can't argue is
like a person who can't chew.
He swallows the facts of life
for digestion.
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FOR SALE.

Hereafter the Cable Pano Co.
fill keep one of their new pianos
or sale at the office of DR. R j Nc
abe, where IL may be seen and
sted.
..-3-tf.
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Municipal Registra'
ton Notice.

The books of registration for the
town of kingstree will be opened in
my office OH Main street fl ON the 14th
day of August to the 4th day of Sep
tember, inclusive, for the registering
of all voters within the town, who un-
der the laws of the State have the right
to become qualified voters,
r. j. KIRK,
Supervisor of Registration
for Town of Kingstree.
Aug 10th, 1905. At
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10

Special shapes made 10 order. CORE.
pondence solicited before placing youI
orders, w. r. FUNK,
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WANTED-BI CHICAGO MANUFACTURING
House, person of trrlstworthlness and somewhat
familiar with local territory assistant in branch
Office. Salary SIS paid weekly. Permanent
position. No investment required. Business
tablished. Previous experience not essential to
ngaging. Address Manager Branches, :S2;S
Dearborn St.. Chicago 3-6-1
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Dear Gus:-I have solved the
mother in-law problem; just
give her regularly HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t will
make her healty, happy and do
cile as a lamb. 50 cents, Tea
or Tablets.
Lake City Drug Company.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10

Every nan has just as much
yar.tv .,s he wants understand
iHU.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10

Ut is mostly the women who
are the gamesters, the men only
the cards.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-08-10

WANTED:-Those who want
their Job Work done in a "ruSh'
to write to The RECORD.
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WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside all timidity and write us
freely cnd frankly, il strictest conf
dence, telling US all your symptoms
and troubles. We will send free advice
lin plain, sealed eaTelopel, how to
cure them. Address: Ladies Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York May II, 1900
BEANS AND PEAs-Recepts to-day $50 sacks IS peas as
etsD{arJ varieties generally steady. This is parc-
,er truc II choice pea, which selling quite gen
-silv al rs Most Of the Dest marks az marrow are
and there that HguTe Is exc'eled
aIed Al 81 81 obbng sales 81 60G$2 GO as to
quality change IN other varieties. Lima rllAg quite
Arn We quote: DEANS HarroT ehoiee per per o9Tns-
"a -: a. yellow 50; lima california, 50 o5a$@ CO.
% a. green scotch per Uushel. 9fl-C4Sl.
T,J TTER-ReCeipts TO-DAY, GAO pEes- The situation
Has onangcd little for the batter YESTERDAY aectne
brought buying interest the local demand being
aunened by Increased orders from out Of town: then
there seemed disposition speculate. possibly
with an idea there might be little pToit by n
quick turn rather than thought OF putting me sooGs
for Iona holding The sales uhisF me ea
On Change 20 tubs creamery at 2lS4c, ana
five lots u 70 tubs each at pc, this brought cut some
feeling that official quotation ought 20 be raised 20
committee decided that II would De nest %
situation lutte more faly before making any
the street. however was from Il 2
22c more generally latter figure, where TIE quality
Vas strictly Fancy. other grades have not changed
though feeling is q shade steader on nearly al
Gasses of stock. We quote Creamery. extras per H.
II y G22c (deIcantle Exchange official quotation, extras
80. DO hrsts 0isG2Ic; DO seconds: l9u20c state
daT tubs extras. 2IG21ltc. 10 hrsts. 2oq2Olzc; DO
seconds 1SGl93c do thirds. lsc Western imitation
creamery e~t-as 1920: do hTsts. lsc; removal
tas $4,000 do arsts. Isalsi2c; do seconds. HQlE2c
do thirds l5@1Gc. Western factory arsts lsc DO
onds lGG17c Do thirds. lsal5c. packing stock No l.
'Si4i:EsT.-l.eoelrts to-day s97 boxes New small col
cred cheese aoeumuot'rs under slow trade and pcss
but IN the grades freely offered Al lie
SNAIL white cheese Ia moderate proportion n the re
cetpts relatively Grner than colored New large
cheese IN moderate supply prices easier Skins sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 17.-CATTI4E-Receipts, 1900 head;
market steady lower good to prime steers 80 q
So co. poor to medium 40Q$5 so; sockers and feeders
81 SOG s. - cows 50 75S5 20 heifers, S3S5 70 can
ners 81 5OTs2 40; bulls So 50Q$4 49, calves S3S 20
FIOS-Receips 1900 read; market 5q1oo higher mixed
butchers So 25GS5 81 good TO choice heayy - 400
S. So rough heavy, 50 2q$5 40; light 20 3gS3 90 ou5
market steady: good choice wethers shorn, 81 iop
So So to choice mixed shorn, S4Q$4 80; native
lambs shorn, 81 JO4S6 80. -,,.
C,incnnat NAV 17-HOGS active; butchers So 5T12Gl
SIS CO. 81 1895 40. CATTLE easy fair 70 good
shippers. 81 T59S5 Go; common, 81 22Q$3 10 SHEEP
steady at S3aS5. LAMBS steady at 81 25dSI 90
East Buffalo, May 1T.-CATTLE-Receipts light; mar
ping S. 5OGS6 To- butchers 81 1887 So hefers 81 SOC
SIS IS: cows So 1885 10, bulls SO 25QS4 so. NEALS-
Receipts 400 head active at 81 50lI$6 so HOGS
Receipts head: market active and steady 10 &C
higher heavy. IS G5G$5 10; mixed 50 IOFtS5 10 orer
50 TO- pigs 50 SO: rOughs 81 1885: stays 90 2oS5 90
dairies IS 5OQ$5 90 closing strong SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 1000 head; market active; sheep strong
yearlines S. 5O6e5 - wehcrs, 81 251S5 30 few at
So go ewes 81 25@0s4 So sheep. mixed, 81 5G9$4 90
Kansas CITY MAY 7.-CATTLE-Re2eipts, $500, in
Choice export beef 50 5S 30 fair to
good 81 25GS5 49, fed steers 81 90 So sockers
and feeders 25I$5 Southern steers 50 I5dS5 90 Souh
ern SO 5NGS4 so native cows 81 ooaS4 W. natie
heifers So 25Hs5 % bulls Sass GO; calves SI$ 90
EOGS-Receipts 1900 market sc higher; TOP 80 y ?
bulk of sales s. 32dS5 42ia haavy. s. gS3 422 pack
erg SIS 3O$5 421; pigs and light 81 60d$3 90 SHE.EI
ST so western lambs. So 76q$7 40; fed ewes ana year
ilnae 81 25QSG 25 clipped warnings ST t0gSS o
clipped sheep 81 50a$5 stockrs and Feeders y %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

london Nav 1.-THE third series OF the 1875 wool
day with prices al the best point
of the During sales ,593 bales
logied Of which 1900 bales taken by the home
trade u 600 by the Continent, by and
$1,000 held over MerIncs were in strong demand
closed 58I0 dearer. Crcss0reds
opened at an advance Of 541O cent and improved
quickly Coarse grades closed - per cent up finest
American buying, . cent,
and medium grades 30 per American BUYERS upon
finding that the Zealand clip in good condition,
covered their Requirements. They cgtod home buyers
the Of fine grades This left the
Tona trade in an awkward position wool holders
ing confidence in higher withdrew crossDEes
American purchases the largest in years To
days offerings 64s9 bales, principally crossbreds
Following are the sales Wses. $50 bales;
secured lOIaddIs Old: greasy. 6%d1ls 2i-d Queens
land 200 bales: secured 10d71s Sd greasy. Sd9l0lsd
victoria 2OO bales secured. 9d11s 1iad; greasy Ia
New-Zeaand bales secured Is 1dals aid greasy.
Glad01s Id Cape OF Good Hope and Natal so bales;
greasy 6Ie a92d Plate 600 bales; secured rag
Is So greasy Tlzg9d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,r-r.,-ps ,,.o.,... ..-. 5New-York. Nay II 1905
10 making with cattle IN yesterday
at com Yard Steers were in Iigft supply a' but
butchers did not for and sellers able
bulls we've firm 10 higher: cows were rated steady
to strong The yaIds were cleared Fair 10 prime native
bulls S80$4 10: cows at 81 sOaS4 -. Dressed beef
81 the b1sirsis at oa9ltc for medium TO- strictly go5d
quality Liverpool ana London cables quoted I've cattle
refreerato- beef at 9ja95se per n Sbipments to9av
$50 cattle on city Bristol and $500 quar-
tiers beef the Majestic Liverpool Tomorrow
the C2nsuelo will $50 FOR SchwarzschiId
& SlIzhcrcer OF which uuloaded az London ana
100 at Hull also 2C0 head 70 be unoadsd at London for
for Bermuda wiz carry about IS cattle and 40 sheep
saies-Newton Co.: p Pennsylvania steers 1920 ID
So 30 per 100 n; 20 do 124l n. So
d. pes H. at SO 20 is DO l22 H. At IS co. 81 KentGeby
Do 122s II. at 50 So Pennsylvania COW. 1850 H. at
Is 40 2s n At e r. aFaa 1850 1907 s 1 20 at s. A..
at So 60 i do Ca 90 n 6 at g So 81 d9 $50 n at e 70
I5P6erson co Pen ,.s steers. 1924 p at
1890 II: At 81 90 Do 1909 n at s. IS do 1870 n
Il :: 3Ts 1893 n al = % DO Sos h. a, s. 80: 3 90 o.
'' germs ri Commission Company: 10 Ohio steers 1ss 70 a,
s. So: do $40 n at So | Ohio bull 1850 n a. 81 75
DO go n al 50 so; Ohio 600 n. So CO. do
Tobin Shannon: bulls s4a n at 81 do 7o5 h. a,
So 1866 II; at 50 10 q DO 4i5 H. at 81 70 3 do
s. 25 81 3 DO $50 10 at So Is.
e. ad so Co 40 ag a. 81 i2I e. n at 50 So do s." n
j. g curtis Son: oxen l4io 10 SO 50: bull
s. 90. DO. 1875 n 50 so: do 900 n at S5 50;
d. so m At s. a t2 n CO. GO s. d. a 5 . - a. az 20 es
Go $50 n at 50 40; DO 9ss n at 50 %; do.
%? % Of Sc 81 Il al d. $40 70 ao at 3 5S al g. 800 ~
John Ducey. bull. 11oo n. Al 50 90; do s7o Ii. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

e 70 81 a. q sG q o. ' $ s. at ssT 'oo 10 a %
80 DO $40 10 g Do sSa j n 20 at 81 o. 1872 u
at So so; cow 500 ~ al s. 25 II do Ge5 H. at 81 30
john P Nelson cows 7ss 10 at 50 do, 40 10 at
". R Hume: cows Coo u. at S.; l do. GO n
Mich Cows-Recepts were 125 head, Of which , 81
Rep6e ae ises at 1e we from 2s pf 5r
sas JIG 'e cdrts Son general fe saos o and
eeoEgs Wa DYKE cows ana calves :, ss4@f'o each
{ Rockefeller q cows and calves So escn
Il HGs s cows cows and and calves calves sSss $3.50 e''"
CALVES Receipts were eO57 head treluling 80. l FOR
soth-st and 14i5 at Jeriey CITY OPENING prices We
easier feeling pre2aei later and he aais6 2s
up Poor to choice yeas sid at s. 5ca7 per 100 ~
srowou fa l9s a. a5 s .ns7 , 1nd s. ssa4
SGer neil SOTO r "a - pT sss snG aSc for
3 o5 T. Ma NJ &C. Il 1;o at f. a.
SO % 80 do 1S5 ID at SO 90 49, do 12 10 at 50 - 90
DO 3D. 100 q g. at s. s. us 10 at 80 '0 49, % ID al .
y; r S 40 aa j. al q
g 81 ss 8 g at 50 ft s. g. a. o. as IL al
40 do s So fo % 3D. a" 81 1G at d NJ f dd t
+ Ho 9 s IS TS' st g. s g. IL e l5' Z
&C Blsa5as 70 ysais s. n at g =; 50 d. d
2 ~ at So so $50 do l9 H. s. 13 10 DO l9 no.
~. -,
DO Jei ig WIga SO Tals ls !. 7, g 80 59
H. at So II 90 1O4 n s. 80 is do, 81 70, at So 81
- John = Nielsen "a yeals 1872 10 At s. 10 81 DO 129
Il H Hollis; yeais l45 10 at 81 80; 90, 132 n at
e. IL 8 ioo Is
a sqs at at 'SFs?E S S loo jga s, &c n a IS 5 10
DO ~ e at Sc $1s 10 do l25 10 at So 81 rs DO lSS
5. Sanders: 1o7 veals. n. Sc 80 do. 1870 H.
At So So 81 do l23 h at Sc 10; do. 100 10. at So
NsTon & Co. yea Is, 100 95a at IS s oo
sE Iq5 I23 . io Il
mead, including d cars for sagsbterers, half ear
cars at Jersey city and eoth-st. There was fair
demand FOR the stock ct steady prices and. with the
mon COCA shsc 'ei6pc IS sold at 8 5s5 per o b
sulls So inferior good clipped yearing lambs at
- 5y@$6 GO with no really prime or choice offered es
head, deck Virginia spring lambs at 80 per 100 ID
and lttiS bunch , Of ke9tgeFy do At 50 50 Dressed
dressed spring lambs l40Iec BY
50 go ID - g 50 1s9 u &C. S Il m 81 d.
70 H. a, So o aoS Bfaio do ~ No. at So So a52 5 Is
"a M az 81 10 do 90 "a N at s. go ~ be Raio aT
Iings, JOG 10. 50 so state do 05 ID, at So State
sFns co3g6lssiSn Company: 21S clipped Buffalo lambs
IS 90 627 do II 10 at So IS Is Kentucky spring lanbs
s Il S SO 5o % clipped Kentucky ewes and bucks l'f
do s. 12ls IL culs so n at So 80 do IS Il, at
S4 2 bucks; 165 10 at s.. whit. - ,-,. 90 =, -,
so per 100 ~: - Virginia sheep 1Of 10, a 81 %.
S Judd 24G clipped Buffalo lambs, So n at S6 90
Mcpherson Co. 295 Maryland spring lambs, at IS %
H H Hollis: clipped State lambs (cuils). 80 n. at
So Eo clipped sheep y 10 at "a; state spring lambs
at 81 30 each. So.
HOGS-Recepts were 90 cars. 5.e40 head. including
about go head the Feeling firm Good state
hogs sold 90 per 100 10 few choice light do at
1874. dressed hogs sCaCy at t24ot=c per
ID for medium to light weights
Sales-W. R Hume: 10 state hogs lz6 10 average AZ
SO per 100 70. = 80. -, TO- - ..
H H. Hollis date yesterday; 90 state hogs $50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeR-NOT May II, 800.
CoFFEE-The marker after opening STEADY At decline
10 points under continued liquidation and European
SEEING prompted by easier cables and rather larger in
ter Santos receipts vas generally steady and seemed
attracting considerable demand the decline, with
houses and importers the best buyers. Offer
were not heavy but buyers slow % advance
heir BIDS and only partial recovery took place the
market closing steady unchanged to 10 points lover
ssl-s about 1900 bags. TIE early cables from
Haze reported decline Of franc. = franc Of which
recovered. Hamburg = pig lower ana Rio
reported decline y 30 refs Receipts at the Two ports
smaller bur the interior santos movement showed
zE-e a expansion, and pirate cable from Havre at
decline -heT5 heavier receipts, which
idea -at Griblles likely
< 70 che near future. thus lead gradual
expansion The movement until crop begins
volume santos was unchanged. There seemed no
rt5 general attitude toward the market here
(which narrow. parties favo-aby disposed
toward sH inclined wait for development
o. decline before buying There be
Ere7ve pressure against prices The spot market was
c1e WITH quotations -he basis Of Sc for Rio No I.
Tire range q contract prices in the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. May 17.-F,LOUR Arm WIIEAr-sPrng Moth
ing done: active demand; No red. in store
81 o41a. CoTsN-strong; No 2 yellow 800 No 2 corn
57l5c. OATS-Duu; No 2 white. Soc; No 2 mixed. 83c
Canal freights unchanged.
Duluth, May 17.-Close-WFiEAT.No Northern
81 % Northern. 81 00l2 May 81 70; July 81 o.
September. SIC
No > Northern 81 05a$1 90; July. s6Isc bid. RYE
No l. SOaS1c BARIAEY-No 2 sic; sample. 3SdjOc
Corning 3. 5214 a58c: July, 1850 bid,
Minneapolis May 1T.-WHEAT-M 81 1S; July,
sOlS Sertember s2aaS2sc; 10 hard 81 SIG l5 No Nj
patents Sc t5$6 80; second patents So 31$6 81 first
clears S4@$4 10; second clears 81 1882 80 BRAN in
bulk. $139S13 80.
Philadelphia May 17.-WHEAT-Quiet; contract
grade May, 9Sd9gc. CORN-SteEdy; May, 90 2 q5Sc.
OATS-Quiet: No 2, white. natural 3594H36N<c; No =
white clipped 3Gd3B2c. BUTTE2-Easier; extra West
creamery. 22G22iSc nearby prints 23c EGGS
-Firmer nearby, fresh lie at mark Western, fresh.
lT1s Q1Sc at mark. CETEESE-QUiet; New-Hork fun
cream. fancy 12iz@12S4c: do fair to good new.
1IAal2Ac: domestic Swiss. 12I15c. Receipts-tl Jour
loo barrels TS4 900 pounds in sacks; corn, $500
bush; oats 1900 bush. Shpments-Corn 5000 bush;
oats. 10000 bush.
st. Louis, May 17.-Close-WHEAT-No . red cash.
G54c May, 951ac July, SO%c No hard 81 01GS1 %.
CORS-No cash 51nc; May. Size; July 4I%c OATS
No cash. 30lac; May, 30l4c; July, 2sc; No white
33c
Toledo May I7-CLOvERsEED cash 81; october.
s. 57la: ALSIKE prime. 81 30; TIMOTHY, prime. 81 90