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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
A Witness for Defense.

When the court reconvened at S:30 o'clock. w Y. Johnson, witness for the defense, was examined by agree ment between the lawyers.
 The verbatim testimony of MT. John- son was as follows:
 By Colonel Wiley:
 What is your name?
 Johnson.
 w. Y. Johnson? .
 Yes, sir.
 Were you present at the time of the difficulty between either of the Hill boys and MT. Glass on January last?
 Yes. sir.
 Where were you at the time? In Mir. Galatas's restaurant. Is that across the street from where the difficulty occurred? Right straight across? No, sir: 1t was kinder diagonally, a little more down. Toward Alexander & Spann's? The fight was? Yes. Yes. sir. What time of night was it? The show had just turned out; I suppose about Il. Tell what you know about the fight I heard this fuss and started out, as I went across the street I heard some one call Crusius; come on. or Crusius pull him off! Were you by yourself? | No, sir. Who was with you2 Charley Faber. Who went out first? P'aber.
 You say you heard some one call Crusius? Yes. sir; and MT. Wm. Hill, be- lieve it was. told Crusius to stand back. Mir. R. s. Hill was fighting Mir Starke.
 Did you recognize the voice calling MT. Crusus? No. sir.
 You are positive you heard some one calling Crusius?
 Yes. sir. I was in the middle of the street and some one said come on Cru sius. or pull him off Crusiusl Did Crusius say anything? Yes. sir; he said he waA not going | 10 interfere. What did you do thsnT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25

SCHOOLS IS not Nl 10 vote III AlaDan3.. That is a more direct answer than the gentleman gave me this morning.
 Now. MT. President, these provisions that I have discussed are abhorent to every principle for which Democracy has stood since it began to follow Jeff ferson. say that Jefferson adhorred the property qualification. and educational qualification. but they go further, and have given us commission appointed by whom? A Board of Registrars that shall pass upon the good character of a man who applies to vote. They have appealed to Democratic inspiration, to Democratic memories, and it should make the bones of the oldest Democrat rattle in his grave. Are we to allow the present condition that does not threaten us, to drive us from Demo- cratic principles to which we have ad- hered since before the foundation of this government? Why, our fathers came here with those principles in- stilled into them. Are we to allow the fear of negro domination to drive those principles out of us? I would rather take my chances under the old law. would rather take my chances in the field or anywhere. l am not willing to depart from those principles. or prejudices, if you please, that l have Inherited, because of the shadow of negro domination. It was no such spirit that called you here. The people of Alabama are not afraid of negro domination. believe that the stand ard ought to be the man who is will ing to bear the burdens of the govern ment today. I believe that poll tax properly administered, a contribution to the public schools. as defined in my substitute collectible not as the dis tingutshed Chairman of this Commit L. tee insists. on February before the election. but collectible each year with in the first three months of the year. as it falls due. It will be an absolute guarantee that those who are interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
Don't Take It

Detroit Free Press.
 inc man who attempts to read all the advice brought on by hot weather is liable to sizzling of the brain. To take even 1O per cent of the cooling drinks authorized would drown the average citizen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
CorrectionS.

In the remarks of MT. Smith (Mobile) in referring to the case of the water front in the city of Mobile, in the fifty second days proceedings, it should read:
 If the. city could settle that claim fairly with individuals. the individuals could improve the property and en- nance its value to the commerce of the place, and create large class of tax paying property. There would be no question as to the claiAa itself. It would not be doubtful claim, but 1t might become one where it would be both to the interest of the city and of the citizens that an adjustment of some sort should be made I merely call attention to this case, not that l am interested in this particular section because of that matter, but because it is only one instance of many that might exist where it might be proper for municipality to adjust a contro- versy that does not depend entirely on whether the claim is of a doubtful character.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
Blood POiSOn's Blight.

lighting effect upon unborn nnocents. It grad uay consumes the vitality and reduces Its victim to a complete wreck.
 Once the stem is tainted with 1t the disease may ma nifest itself scrofua, eczema, mac pains. stiff swollen joints eruptions copper colored spots the face body. little ulcers in the mouth the tongue. throat, swollen tonsiis, falling out Of hair or eyebrows, and finally leprous
 like decay of the flesh and bones. If have any of these similar symptoms you cordially invited consult i'm mediately.
 My perfect method of treating Blood Poison prompt; manifestation of do compromise with this disease by patch work Every trace of the disease Is co mpletely eradcated and all danger of transmittips the tant to others Is removed do not saturate the system with poisonous destructive minerals: my treatment antagonzes destroys and peS every vestge of the poison. This has proven sfu in thousands of instances and no matter what other Urea tment has failed
 ion either at my office mail Send for symptom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
Both.

Mrs. Jack-Our congregation has sent the minister to Europ tor a rest.
 Mr. Jack-Whom. the minister or the conRregatiopV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
Sorry He Lied.

"> Sorry He Lied. .:*:.
 De Garry-You are the only woman 1 ever loved.
 Madge-In that case l can't be your summer girl. l don't want any anna teurS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
This Is a disease
 icated, transmits it's

 m hometr - ~r Et3g8% NEWTON HATHAWAY M D. Suite A Building, 221a s. Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-25
Corrections, fifty-second day:

Corrections, fifty-second day:
 MT. Ashcraft-That is true. if he has all ths qualifications that make an elector in the first Section. but he can not exercise the right of an elector, unless he fulflls the conditions in the second Section. The first tells who shall be an elector, and citizens and persons who have declared their in- tention to be citizens are to be elec- tors. He may be registered, and still, if he fails to pay his poll tax, he is not entitled to vote. although he has all the qualifications of an elector, and Section 2 refers to just such omissions as that by using the term elector in- stead of citizen.
 In the remarks of Mr. Ferguson. on Section 1 of the Article on Suffrage. "emigrant" and "emigration" should read immigrant and "immigration. '
 The minimum punishment in grand larceny is one years hard labor for the county"
 The following sentence should read: Now for these reasons. gentlemen, merely ask you to put it in the power Of the Legislature nf this State to dis pense With the necessary or indictment 1 Tn that class of cases.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
STOCK on HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York September II, 1901
Including 1O3 and 81 for the market
making cattle 62 cars for sale; but only
CIV and la al Sxtieth-st Trade slow; good to
choice steers steady; medium and common 1ca25e on
bulls were rated steady strong steady to oc
ass p half breeds Ct oss & 4Sas4 g 70 o oxeR an, and
SO &c. extra fat s4as4 Is Dressed beef steady at
Ind Tondon markets Shipments to-day include 30 cattle
on the Carnotense TO Buenos Ayres by j. Shannerg q
anprdn ann ana ID ? 500 quarters on the Majestic
Liverpool
sales-McPherson % Virginia steers 1122 N aver
iiSi b at 81 20; bulls ss 20: $50 10 at
So aa S DO at 's s q g. At & ii oo dS @ so at F. o a. e DO oSS n
at So 40: do, 1862 10 at 81 - do ssi 10 at 50 So II
do g sls ~ do s5 H. ' al s. 2o 1s do si7 rp at s. S
90. $50 n. at 81 go II do 7ss ~ at 81 so
20 do ei7 8 75: 22 Do; $50 NJ as q do 1913
cow loso n; g 80: 9 DO 5eo n at So o. -
o ao ii5S li5S M at IS se 10 DO DO ss h a. IS DO 1o
B. B. at at S s &C. g. g Do o is7 is r. r. at I e 10 Virginia do ii''
Newton & Co.: 10 West Virginia steers 1850 10 at
at 81 81 IS A' 20 ~ -. ' 40 -
Pss s. g a lis ne a. 1873 g. r. a. at 1851 g.
8 3 at s. s. a. Il os e NJ iss az 3 st. f &C. &C. e m DO NJ isa. at 3 3 s.
s. Judd 4 Co: bulls 1860 SO so: do 1870 70.
st So 70 de- sse No. at 50 70; do $50 o at 50; do
Tsbin shannon: bull. $50 N. at 49, cow. $50 N.
Jsiiine Wright a Co: bull 1890 No. at ss 4o s do
lo4e n at 50 80: do 1909 n az So .; II do ssa ~
do n. So; do. 767 No. 81 e5 2 do go rb
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Sept. Cattle-Rsceips 25 900 head nclud-
steady others loo l"wer; coed prime
SO 1885 55 medium sids5 IS; sockers and feed
81 75Gs4 81 50gS4 75. heifers S2Gs5;
81 5NGS2 ~: 81 25dSi Is: calves. sS4s6 25
Texas steers s394 Western 90 1885 40 Hogs
Receipts to-day 2s 900 head tomorrow. % 900: left
over, 5000 market dull and weak SC lower; mixed and
butchers s6 lOdS6 u good choice heavy so 6os6 90
SO S0Se 80 Sheep-Kecepts. 200OO ,1ead sheep steady
good lambs others steady good
70 choice wehers So 75dS4 fair choice mixed 50 SOC
So 65; Western sheep SO 1898 s5 native lambs s54s5
Western lambs ssds4 go Or1cal yesterday: Receipts
Cattle. 1o975 head: hogs 1T9l5 sheep Is 65s. Ship
ments-Cattle 343s hogs. 29i4: sheep, 1872
Cincii Sept l1-Hogs fairly active 81 e06s6 90
81 2STs3 % Lambs AMI lower a S2nS4 40
Buffalo Sept 11.-CattleReceipts light weak
mon, but for good grades Vees demand
az Sc I5GST 80 Hogs-Onerngs. % fair demand
lOc higher for Workers. best heavy fed So 95aST
fair choice SO 7Oqs6 SIS medium choice heavy So 80
IS Is Sheep and lambs-Offerngs. so cars; better
mand and strong fair fancy 81 50ds5
common 10 fair So 1884 90 culls commons, 500
81 so Sheep-Handy wethers, So s5Gs4. fair extra
mixed SSds3 15 culs and s1@S2 as: ysarlng
lambs fair 20 extra So 6S4 Is culs and 81 so
East Liberty, Sept 1--Cattle-Market steady choice
So 650s5 So prime S. 45@s5 90 So 1885 so:
s4GS4 go common s3d$3 so Hogs-Demand good on best
grades prime s7dS7 O5; heavy mediums 81 light
do Sc 95GS7: heavy Workers.. So 00S6 95 Sc sO
Sc S.; fair Workers and grassers Sc 5osa 10
SheepMarket slow best wethers. So s5GS4 so
asa 75 mixed s3Q$3 35 culls and common. 81 2s2 25
yearlings 50 50GS4 spring 5O9S5 calves
So 5OdS7: heavy and thin, Sass.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. c

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
- OF NEW YoRK.-Bronx Investment Company plain
tr. against Elizabeth s Lee and others. defendants
and entered in the action bearing
date the 21st day Of 1901 the undersigned the
tion. the New york Real Estate Saiesroou No III
Broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
noon on that day. by James l. Wells. Auctioneer the
IN desrbe as foos Tsa A fos &c certain lots apd peee or
parcels OF land situate. lying and being in the City
bounded and described follows: Beginning at the
point formed by the intersection OF the centre line Of
running thence westerly along centre line Of
Bleeker Street four hundred and twenty-five and 43-oo
Park thence southey along the easeriy line
the Bronx Park one hundred and eighty-fogr and geO
easterly along the line Of Fulton Street four hun
to the centre line of Barker and thence nothery
along the centre line q Barker Avenue hundred and
ginning: Being all the tract of land and premises
ondly described and conveyed in deeds follows BY
January 10 $50 and recorded in Lber !ss of Deeds
County; by said Wilson Cary Smith 70 Charles Siedler
bearing date the 18th day of April 1873 and recorded in
by said Wilson Cary smith TO the said Charles siedle
bearing date January IS is and recorded in the Regis
1895 Said premises being designated and described
sid dssds s lots Npnbsrs s Ss: @ sss ss @ 1sss 1879
and Of lot 1920 on Map Of the Estate Of Peter LSTl
York sold in partition by Philo Rugses referee under
an Judgment OF the Supreme Court bearing
plantis and jacob LorillaTd and others defendans
together with nehaf the streets and lying IN
saa premises as have been heretofore ACQUIRED 5y ,S
Mayoe Aldermen and Conmonslty of the City OF New
Dated. New York. august Is 1901:
JAMES B. KILSHEINER. Referee.
MERRILL & ROGERS Attorneys for Plaintir.
III Broadway, Manhattan. New York City.
as described above no numbers been given
" Centre line Of Beeker Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12

loss in wheat amounted AqSc. last prices at
about the low point OF the Opening at T6zc
eeInoe the market held for time local supporting
oroers mostly on account. About midday consd
ances Dig primary receipts and unsatisfactory
increased until prices of &C
nres All through the afternoon of
took place by operators who had loaded up prior
crop report One good esult OF decline
creased export trade amounting loads all
sice OF the government figures Northwest
s,eRated siS cars or 80 larger than
Az All primary points the arrivals l,523900 bush
cSpared with l3le GOO bush last Liverpool
S--e ana Berlin mark lower Quotations
u cash wheat ( b afoat basis, as follows No
NOiHlern Nev-Hork. 1GSsc. nominal; Nc Northern Chi
aSe 1o@sc TO arrive; No Northern Duluth. 765
20 arrive new No Northern Duluth 749sc arrive No
rec >eW-Hork 163sc; No red New-York. 16lse
% tne government report. advanced a. first
saies ana for time and active. but
eeIg the effects Of unloading. reactionary
leit tat was continued all Chicago
sellg was done by people identified with the provision
Outsloefs cave little support the market, while
iIulsi1a and Illinois shippers said offering
Freely al eal9c under Chicago December The cables
SHo"ig only SD advance considered disappointing
tocHS the greatest weakness attained in the
aldeu by export transactions only 10 loads
closed at 624c; No white 642sc. yellow 63ssc
an prompt .OATS-Like corn, this advanced
on crop report figures, but eventually turned weak
u iosed at the lowest point. No closed 3Sc
30 d 81 30 white, 40c; No 3 white. 39c; track
lked 32G39c track white So G47c: clips
81 "a I7sGisc - RYE-Alarket steady. No / Western. Gle
eli9 NO western 6012c. both o afoat; state rye
80 .'oaooec BA Riley quiet Feeding quoted
a '7o' ahd mailing. 60a64c. both / Z New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Houston. Sept I1.-Cotton easy mdd.ing. 3-I6c: low
nrtedltns ei6c; good ordinary. csc; receipts 35i
bales: shipments 4.556: sales DO; stock, 1920.
Memphis Sept. 11.-Cotton steady; middling, Sc;
nddlng 7sc: good ordinary 1S 16c net receipts 522
bales; $40 shipments 49, sales S2s; 1eS
Augusta. Sept 1l-Cotoa steady: middlng T7sc; low
nllddlng 1ee receipts. 7oS bales; shipments 6s2 sales.
no. stock. 5.213.
Savannah. Sept r-Cotton steady: middling. Sc; low
n1ddlpg Ilac; receipts 25t4 bales coastwise.
l6I sales. 300; stock. 1f.241
Galveston Sept. n.-Cotton steady; mddling. 3-16e;
low middling. 916c: good ordinary. l3 i6c
sos bales the Continent, 1524; coaswise.
5G sales. 2124; stock. 51.274.
St Louis Sept l1-Cotton quiet; middlng SIC; low
mddng 1c; good ordinary, CSC; lag bales
gross 200; shipments 35S; sales COS; stock. 1896
New-Orleans. Sept. 1I.Cotton easy: middlng i6c;
low mddlng Tsc good ordinary. e16c; receipts sS3
bales: exports Great Britain 45l5; Continent.
300: coastwfse. s35 sales. 1000: stock 81, SIS.
Mobile Sept 11-Cotton quiet; nliddling. Sc low mid
ding 4c; good ordinary 6i1c; receipts 90 bales:
ports coastwise. s; sales 200. stock, 1903
Charleston. Sept. 11.-Cotton quiet; mddng Isc; re-
ceipts. 165 bales; stock. j.4s0.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York foot Of Chambers 81.
follows minutes earlier froEa W sd ST.:
500 m Jaiy.-Sod train for Buffalo ATT n
Bnghannton. waveriy, Enira and Bradford Coaches.
parlor caf. dining to Buffalo
9.15 g. u--Daily except sundays. 70 Binshamton-
Owego. Einira and Delaware Valley Points.
Pullman Daily Port Jervis and Monticello
Pullman Parlor Cars.
2.3O D. DaiIy-Chicaso Limted-Fast Maff-Solid
train to Chicago arriving 20 m Arr Cleveland %
Sespsrs Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining Car
7-3o p Daily -Buf,llo and Cisveant E1press-Arr-
TO5 Bradford 7-2S jamestown 700. YOUNGSTOWN
Cleveland IL so D N SiesrsrS Buffalo.
City and Cleveland Cafe
m Daiiy.-Solid train Bingharton Waveriy
Enira Chicago seepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining Car
YJ'ICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. ll3, 261, 3a9 lI59
Broadway i5T East 125th ST. and 273 West ST.
West 23d ferries. New York: 3S3
Fulton ST. SS Broadway. Brooklyn: I22 River ST..
Hotoker Jersey City station New York Transfer
Co and checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,,rFEE-Tfe net results Of to-day's operations and
hsHa.,ons An coffee futures calculated 10
me- ser longs OF shorts ambitions. The total range
1n..uaiiuns points. while total sales we're limited
~. hass not & Iitte OF which comprised exchanges
nssr for he far months. The opening was steady
q -. .~1rsanseS and during the forenoon business
singiy light. The foreign market news lacked new
"a features OF interest receipts were quite in line
- ~sreraI ideas and statistics whole devoid
~errs During the afternoon light covering advanced
- raouths points but at the close the market was
--xrgei on al months except October which gained
.--s Clearances from Brazil for the United States
rs- snsn only gOG0 bags The market for spot coffee
We eu OF the day with prices more or less nom
r unchanged the basis OF 5ze Tor invoice lots
n "a Rio and 62c invoice lots Of No Santos.
r4 Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
1913 II.
Csntrs Iire a. FVIton streer-

Centre Ire o. Fulton Street
The approximate II the lien charge satisfy
which described be sold Is S201
with interest thereon from the 10Th day Of August 1901
together and allowance. amounting Sl5s ss
with interest 21 1901 together
the OF the sale The approximate OF
assessments other liens which allowed
the purchaser purchase money paid by the
referee Is S265.
The premises will be sold subject the covenants
tained deed recorded thes office Of Register
Westchesrer County. Lber I3s. 400
ject also existing any Bleeker
Fulton Streets and Barker Avenue and
the principal OF So 800. a prior thereon.
with interest the
Dated New York. August &c 1901.
JAMES B. KILSHEIMER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
t7aef prices in the local market to-day

a - etaA cqsed steady. with quotations unchanged
rs5JNe--l Ne-ls q s4c f1r Taiddrg upland and SAC for
w. ,ll S1les az2s bales Southern sp0r markets
cs- -e- - foliaHs- EeVg-f'rlesHs
ss-Tsr --ct AcS-e glles. Unchanged Sc; Sa-
fr-- 49, -t.caz5lgri. Sc Charleston quiet. sc
rs,, q -tc+ " ilpingtoH firm. unchanged,
eAs-s -l unchanged, 8c Baltirnore nominal ur-
y ete augusta steady. &C lower IL FAC: ST
- lite lower. ~ Ssc. Estimated receipts al
-s -o-lorfaw from LOO 1900 les
'itn ia5 bales actual . 3g2 bales
h 1aS ye1 - Houston for tomorrow from 3 so
pe-ts IS compared with 5056 la les actual last
aA1 .-'~6 bales actual last year
tsv q cotton he ports and terror points to
o. compared Nith same dsy last week and last
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
Proposals.
DROPOSAI.S For MILITARY SrPPLIE

T1KUPUSALS FUR MILIIAK1 SUPPLIES-
Phila. DsIrI5. @ NJ Dept. 142s Arch Street Phila
Pa Sept 9th. i9oiSeaied proposals in trpiicas VIII
be received here until II o'clock A. NJ Thursday.
1901. furnishing with 600 Helmet Cords
and Bands Artillery: 5000 Helmet Hair Pumes Artillery
Helmet Eagles Artillery 10000 Helmet Spikes Is
600 Helmet Top Bases q 600 pairs Helmet Side Buttons
Artillery. and 1900 dark blue Shirt Buttons All
conform standard samples 10 be Schuyfk Ar
Bidders earliest dates when will
make deliveries Government the right reject
all proposals thereof Prefer
articles Of domestic production
ure conditions Of quality and price dncudng in the price
OF foreign production manufacture the duty
being equal GUARANTEE IN 10 per cent OF the value
OF the articles advertised for must accompany proposals
UNGUARANTEESD BIDS and bids based upon samples
Will not be considered BLANKS for proposals viii BE- fur
nished application. Envelopes cpntainng proposals
ndorsed Proposals for Military Supplies and sd
dressed 70 Colonel JOHN V FCREY. Asst Or Mr. Gen
:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12

NoIIOS-Tne market for cotton futures opened quiet
p8eVs -95 points lower. and almost Immediately
ca 1ns Elropean markets, recepC OF selling orders
- ne south, abroad the public and Wall Street
LIE pressure was The pretty much all the
sL SAi a no TINE cid prices the indica-
70 q ralling II addition the cable news crop ac-
ehS lrcln rhe Eastern belt considerably better
- Ae average Of LATE. spor cotton said 70 be
-, 80 s.ll1eIh markets ana crop estimates
- lieass B1z while these factors tended 10 UNDER
e'l--e-ce d smaller bulls they did greatly
- tAe connections leading supporters the market
mills scE1e sfcUC0 Tleces advance OF Il 10
-o Iegasrs1 Visions Of active in goods
o-1Ii ne fell and winter. which meant large con-
paoE q cotton wtth sPnners the present time al
- ha1s n supplies hrau frost rerOd has
,lSt lSt VIII, anc Planters have Far shown little
A. - 80 :. connection with marketing their
90; h+te was Irte long Gotten offered, and
fsss -or short account being done win spar,ng
E1iy n te afternoon covering by vshe
-'--s uS-9s s-stte1 small Of the con
.ss- As 2 E9ole. and Prompted buying for re-
...- " tnis demand prices shot Up above last
M. ods. Eith October zine selling az
g. January - 4-t9e- Belief that Liverpool
~o-i- y ruca higher The trade reports from
- Sc heipeQ dlst-ust among shorts The
r. vas 1rlsE ci he late with warehouses
S~lsn brokers moderate supporters Of rhe mar
-. Ss@-'Iesrs a14 N4I Street also bought cotton
----iy = t1-ecast - showers Tonight AMI
Y-s-t- -3C7- -i-s belt not
Ess -siIf se-ifEE fT anothsr decline. The
- -a'g sn1 - Unchanged 70 points higher.
tIiaeF meeting Il he committee resulted
-sial t1r lncnaEFes differences. this sta enlenr
- eti Fl The curb market for contracts
o. es ~ as @aa some covering by shorts. New
e-e- Atwood N.oeyi & Co.. Very bad reports
sorrsss- ~ ron Mississippi. think State
-.-y HIS lower tnen when the Agricultural De-
i1 Haae Hr is iast report. August "a
ne rsnge = ct7set prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. September II,
-BEANS AND PEAS-Prces have weakened sti fur
yer AID The market is IN dull unsatisfactory
buying and orders
hand slowly. quantity OF domestic remaining
nret hands large but holders anxious
pose Of f. they yielding little The
quoted st.il be considered largely nominal.
Green and Scotch peas weaker We quote: Beans,
CHOICE BUSH & So do medium, choice. 81
do choice, 81 &c: kidney J0f7
white kidney, choice, So 2cGS2 50: 10 blac<
SOUP choice 81; lima. imported medium. 81 200
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12

good demand fresh nearby and Western isc: do South
western and southern 16c Cheese dull and weak: New
York full small. 912c; choice
s14Qei4c Receip;s-F1our 900 bols s45 in
sacks wheat. 9l 900 bush: 5000 bush: Is 90
bush shipmentsWheat II COO bush; 21.oso bush
oats 10000 bush
st Louis, Sept l1-Wheat lower;
September 69sc: December. II &c; May.
o geec. Corn lower No cash. 5Si.c: September
sob December. 5s12c; May. Coo. Oats weak; No .
cash, Sec. September 3SSc: December SIC;
No 2 white. 3St. 12Sj2c
New-York tribune., 1901-09-12
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos a " and 3c5 P VI Daily. except Sundays 20
PfttsheIf and North Adams Saturdays only. . As
p. NJ: Sundays only az 9 - A NJ.
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
II3. .61. Az and 1918 Broadway. Is
w 2T5 Columbus 1873 West l2sth ST.
i3sth Stations. New York. S3S and I'd
Fulton St and IOs Broadwav E D. Brooklyn.
Telephone Street. New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Express Company
p 5. BLODGETT GEORGE z DANIELS.