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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
Funeral of Mrs. Bricken.

1uverne. Sept. 22.-(SpeciaL )-Mrs. gnsna May Bricken wife of Hon. c. R. Br'rken Solicitor of the Second Judicial District was buried here yesterday even ing. Rev MT. Wade .,I,T Presiding Elder Ter her nastor, C. s. Welch and Rev MT. agf Price ptd offcated at the funeral.
 Ali inc stores of the town closed, out of her hg%eG Ter reDs aTss so tSs sue was the youngest daughter of pr. Isrnes Kendrick and Mrs. Fannie Ken drick greatly 6gloyed 5y Sn all snd Mstbodst esRs Gbiircb here to which church she be- Ioneed, 11e and for which church she labored FoitsbfIilly. She leaves a devoted husband and three loving children; one boy and two little girls to mourn her loss,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
I4oNGMIRE V. STATE. Indictment for Murder.-Appeal from th'


 Circuit Court of Monroe.
 1. Organization of petit jury; mistake in name of juror not sufficient to quash venire.-ln the organization of a petit jury to try a capital case, a mistake in the name of a juror, either in the venire or in the list served on the defendant, iI not sufficient cause to quash the ve- hire.
 ?. Same: when objection comes too late.-In the trial of a capital case, a motion made to quash the venire, after the jury to try the defendant has been organized and the State has put the case to the jury. comes too late and should not be considered by the court. 5. Evidence; effect of general objection to duestion.-When question calls for both legal and illegal evidence. a general objection to such question is properly overruled.
 4. Same: when irrelevant evidence ad- missible in rebuttal.-When irrelevant evidence has been introduced by the State in a trial of a criminal case, the defendant may introduce in rebuttal oth- CT evidence relating to the same subject matter. though 1t be in itself irrelevant and inadmissible.
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by Dowdell J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
RoNDs " THE STATE.
pinlon by Mcclellan, c. J.

Indictment for unlawful sale of spirituous
 liquor-Appeal from the Circuit Court
 of St. Clair.
 1. Sale of liquor; one who aids or abets conviction.-Onc who aids or abetS or who counsels or procures an unlawful sale of spirituous, vineus or malt liquors or other liquors prohibited by law from being sold given away or otherwise disposed of. Is liable to punishment and may be indicted as a party in the transaction.
 9. Same: what not a violation of law against selling liquor-Under an indtct' ment for selling spirituous or vinous linuors without q license and contrary to law, conviction can not be had against a defendant, where the evidence shows that he had no interest in the iiouor sold, nor in the money paid for 1t, but acted only as the agent or friend of the purchaser In procuring the liquor.
 Reversed and refnanded.
 Opinion by TIaralson, J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
BONDS V. THE STATE.

Indictment for violation of local prohibi.
 ton law-Appeal from the Circuit
 Court of St. Clair. | Fees of solicitor in conviction for vio- lation of local prohibition law; how as- sessed-When a solicitors fees is pre- scribed by a local prohibition act, that act must, control ,and not the general statiite contained In the Code liking the fees of solicitors for each conviction of a violation of law prohibiting the sale or spirituous, vinous or malt liquors. tCooe Sec. 4561.)
 Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Tyson, J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
sI.oss-sHEFFIELD STEEL 6 IRON COMPANY eER I,sSties. 7. 1F TFE rH4 s8AEP STSio OF

VERsITY OF. ALABAMA. Bill in Equity for the Determination of
 Claims to Land and to quiet Title and
 for other Relief.-Appsai from the 1. Bill to determine and quiet title; of fer to do eauity.1,A bill filed under the statute ito compel the determination of claims to real estate in certain cases, and to quiet the title to the same" Code 2. Same; same: motion to dismiss; de. murrer;-A bill containing the necessary "to compel the determination of claims to real estate in certain eases and to sll9-Sl3), and also additional averments and prayer for relief under . the general of instruments is not subject to a mo- tion to dismiss for want of equity. be- offer to return the consideration for the instrument sought to be cancelled, a de reach such defect, if it be a defect, in the bill.
 Affirmed.
 Opinion bv Mcclellan, C. J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
pinion by Mcclellan, c. !.
NAPLES V. THE STATE.

IhuIclHleHl TOT beIIIlg bplrltuOus, Vln'
 ous or Malt Liquors contrary to Law
 Appeal from the Circuit Court of
 Jackson.
 l. Selling of liquor; what not a viola tlon of law against selling liquor-Un- der an indictment for selling sprituous orrtrar t Ia wienoH n''nt, ncense ana h had against a defendant where the evil dence shows that he had no interest in the liquor sold nor in the money paid for it. but acted only as the agent or friend of the purchaser in procuring the liquor.
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by Tyson, J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

tainty. (McClellan, C. J., and Haralson. J., dissenting, hold that the bill shows a wholly indefinite description in the mortgage, and fails to allege any fact by which the description could be rendered definite.)
 Affirmed.
 Opinion by Sharpe, J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
No surface Accomplishment.

Chicago Record-Heraid.
 nI,ooT6thvEHow would you define a gen. tleman? ,,.u r,,, ida, oS . .,. M n t, a man who looks and acts like a nant,eman s,l% a even when he isn't dressed ike a gentleman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

William Dean HOwels, the novelist writes very slowly and. although his hand looks ike a hurried one 1t Is really almost laborious. At the same time he finds dictation impossible and therefore depends entirely upon his pen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

MT. J. D. Carter, Jr., of Atlanta Is on short visit to his parents and friends II this city, He Is soliciting freight ant passenger agent in this territory for thu Santa Fe route.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

A commttee appointed by the Canadian Road masters Association has reported that the best way to prevent the creeping of rails is to lay ties ten to twelve feet long by seven or eight inches thick, and to bed them in eighteen inches of cinders
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT school will open Oct. ist. Draughon's Practical Business College, Dexter Ave, op- posite postoffice: will move to the Farley Ma tionaI Bank Building Oct. lst: special rates to city students day night: call or send for catalogue. J. B. Franklin, Manager
 tu-wd-sa-su
 NIGHT School of the Massey Business College will open Oct. 1; write call; special rates; corner Dexter Ave and Perry St. 3ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
WANTED SITUATION.

way to get one Is 10 advertise in these col unns; situation wanted advertisements, 25 words or less. time free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
PERSONAL.

LADIES, .Chichester's English Pennyroyal pills are inc best safe, reliable: take no other; eend Ac stamps for particulars. Relief for Iadies," in letter by return mail; ask your druggist Chichester Chemical Co, Phiiadel- phta Pa p-tu-th- -su bN EDMoNDsoNs Tansey Pennyroyaf and Cotton Root Pills.cure suppressed menstrual tioY1; must not take during pregnancy. as mis- hap will follow; mail Soc for trial box. Frank
 Bdmondson & Bro., Atlanta, Ga. tu-th-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

Count Tolstoi said recently; When came to give up the luxuries Of my early life the ming that found 1t hardest to lose was hunt inE. I was passionately fond of riding to the hounds"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

DO YOU want situation? We'll. the quickest way to get is 10 advertise u these col Umns; situation wanted sdN ertisements, 25 words or Iees. one time free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

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 TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and repaired machines kept in good condition while rented Remington standard leads. Terry S DaVGnt. lO0i Moses Building mt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

LOST-A pair of gold-rimmed spectacles be- tween Cobbs's Dexter Ave, and 3o6 Ala
 bama St. Finder will be rewarded if left at this office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
Uncle James a stamper.
Tit.Rits

Tit-B Bits pao, 1vhat ,s t,..ao
 I GlIeie Al animal with two legs. For ,,,s,lnt.o a man is biped. my boy i'sittIe'' fIttie Tonmy-WelI what's Uncle James? Hr's only got one leg.
 ,-1.i,, s.,,l .I14. pouisnoe vividly illustrates the "9 dilferepce between a yacht and racing machine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
wANTED-AGENTs.

COMPLETE life of Mckinley: full history of
 his awful assassination, death and funeral ob- sequies; popular price sl 50; all want 1t; big fit sent absolutely free by mail on receipt of application. Martin De Garmo Co.,. Ctncin- nati. O. -a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
WANTED.

wANTED-To rent 7-room house with all modern improvements: state location and rent. Address F. A. G., care Advertiser.
 WANTED-Pupils for night session. which be- gins Oct l. all commercial shorthand and many English branches taught; special rates; write or call Massey Business College, corner Dexter and Perry. SOt wANTEp-Night students in Montgomery Business College. over Penicks music store. May Mans9er If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
HELP WANTED.

DO YOU need help? If so the surest way tC - Eet 1t is to advertise in these columns; hell
 wanted advertisements. 25 words or less, on' time free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

AGENTS wANTED-Life of Mckinley, by Mu- rat Halstead; full account assassination an- archism, etc.; largest; best Illustrations; au. thentic: St. 50; we give 50 per cent. and pre- miYms; freight paid; credit given; agents clear order today. Monarch Book Co.,, Philadelphia,
 Pa. a-3i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-rew we'll bred Barred Plymouth Rock Cockerels; also pair silver Wyandottes. Apply SIS Highland Ave, Highland Park
 FOR SALE-A list of names. including B. .ooo teachers. in Alabama; reliable; reasonable. c. D.. Advertiser If FOR sALE-Paying drug business in town of i.69o: sales 6 o 900: stock S5. 900: fine pre- scription business and small expenses; good reason for selling. For further information
 address Druggist Advertiser St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

LOST-Saturday night on South St. between Lawrence and Hull. ladys grey cape. Liberal reward if returned to the cook at 633 S. Law renee St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
FOR KENT.

FOR RENT-Nce 7-room house No. 22 Aman. da St. from Oct. ist. Charles &t Nelson, In surance and Real Estate. Is S. Perry St.
 tu-th
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN.


 ETOLEN-From M. A. Stokes's place, ont dark red COW. smooth crop in right ear. sli' in left reward for information. Address Mac Range. McGfe's Switch, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

Mir. s. H. Hardwick. General Passenger Agent of the Southern Railway Company
 spent Sunday and yesterday with hii
 Montgomery relatives and friends. oi home, for all the people of this city fec that he is a Montgomery man from tor to toe. They feel a just pride In his advancement in the railroad world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT q

Commanuer AIaDama DIVIsIuH' T. Sydney Frazier. Division Adjutant and Chief of Staff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

ed; wages Saturdays: positions guaranteed graduates wanted for trains, hospitals country and city shops; catalogue mailed free Moiel Barber College. St. Louis, Mo. 6t WANTED-A male teacher as principal foI Fayetteville High School Apply at once ol write to Board of Trustees at Fayetteville Talladega County, Alabama. 6' DO YOU need help? If so the surest way tc eet 1t is to advertise in these columns; helr wanted advertisements 25 words or less. one time free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

OFFICE FOR RENT-Double rooms from Oct list. Polak Building. corner Dexter Ave and Perry. suitable for doctor at attorney especial ly; Sl 50 per month. R. T. Goodwin.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

FOR RENTAThe handsome 2-story. Broom residence. SIS s. Lawrence St; complete in all respects: a few cottages left in city and suburbs. Willard NJ. sweatt Insurance anJ Real Estate Agency. 10 s. Perry st ,t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

LIFE of Mckinley. with memorials by Ma. items prominent men; large; fully illustrated extra terms freight paid: credit given; big pay for quick work; outfit ready; free; send 10 cents for postage. Ziesler Co, 2l5 Locust St. Philadelphia. a-i4t NC KINLEYS Life by Murat Halsted best author: best book: best terms; retails $l Soi will duplicate any offer on inferior books credit given; freight paid; outfit free. J. 8
 Ziegier C Co.,, Chicago, III. a-6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
wANTED-BoARD OR ROOMS.

wANTED-Board and room for couple; prefer furnished room within blocks of Mcdonald s Opera House. J. D.. Geibel, care Montgomery Carriage Works.
 BOARD wanted for young in private family, within s blocks of Court Square. Ad- dress .. R. Battle Todds gun store. REFINED young couple would like one or more nicely furnished rooms with first-class board. Charles & Nelson. Insurance and Real Estate. Is s. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
wANTED-MALE HELP.

S~~~~~--~~------~---N---- SIDE line offered by factory e. I. Duns) on which several salesmen earn large income {;
 pocket (free) samples. Brattice. 24S Pearl. New York nh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

FOR RENT-The St. James Hotel; will be pu,
 to Julien smith. Selma, Ala. fs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24
= s~.tsss*.sa~#* . HEAD NOTES OF THE DECISIONS
 OF THE ALABAMA SUPREME COURT.
DANNELLEY V. THE STATE.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-24

For Rent Four roms, suitable for offices or club roorns also large loft suitable for light manuIactnT ing or cotton sample room; building corner Leo If J. c. Haas 6 Co
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept Flour dull and unchanged receipts.
439 bbs: exports 8332 Wheat dull and lower: spot
month October. 7346T3asc; December 5a75isc
steamer No red 6S4G6SSsc: receipts. 1866 bush:
e9isq74lsc Corn dun mixed. spot and the month. 500
60b4c; year 55iz d55%4c; mixed. 59G59i4c:
ceipts 13l-4 BUSH Southern white 6ir65C; vel
low. 62G65c. Oats firm: No white, 3si2a3sSc; No 2
nearby. 56a569c; No Western. 57a5TIsc; receipts.
13. 3.O60 bush Hay frmer; No l timothy $l6 bid nev).
Grain freghs very dull
Duluth. Sept. 7.-Wheat-NO hard cash. TOTsc. No /
Northern. Is sc: September GSssc; December. 6S2c
tober 6sssc; May T2i4c 55c. Oats 35asG35asc.
G7oc; No Northern. G7isa6oc: December. 7OqTOSsc.
CoTn-DeCember, 5T1sc. Rye hTmer: No l. 5ic. Barley
dull; No 2. 6Oc; sample. 45G5sc
Minneapolis. Sept T-C'ose: Wheat cash 6Tl&c: Sep
t-mber. GGs8GGs4c: December 677 QG7sc on No
hard, 69}ec No I Northern 6T1zc: No Northern.
t5i2c -Four. patents SO S3G$3 90 patents.
SO d5u 50 5 first clears 81 S0S2 So second clears 81 20
Bran. in bulk. Sl2 20.
Philadelphia. Sept. Wheat iac lower; contract grade.
September, 736 lec. Zee lower No mixed Sep
42c Butter firm Western Gle do nearby
prints 23c. fresh nearby and Western 1Slac.
do Southern Southwestern. Ice Cheese unchanged:
full creams fancy. small. 9i2c:
10 In wheat 10000 bush; 1000 bush:
1900 bush ShipmentsWheat 10000 bush; corn, 10000
bush; oats. 1900 bush.
St. Louis, Sept 7.-wheat-No . cash 69Ac:
hard. 6S5ac Corn-No cash 56@tc; September. J6iac:
December. 5Sbc: May. 601sc. Oats-No cash Soc:
September 35,sc December SIC; May 3S7ac; No white
3Tle G3Sc.
Toledo Sept. Wheat quiet; cash and September
7IAc; December. 73c; Ma. 71c. slow; September
September 85Ac December. 36l4c. ClOverseed active
october. 50 22ls December. s. 21is
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
American, 1000 receipts 1000 American 1000 mid
o-64d decline: closed steady points net lower: SER
Tovember 2.s NoyemSe 4SepGe, 421e October
eer S1 % February March,
FLOUR AND MEAL The -four market was slow on
s. srsshs s. & g. sne ss PstsB
80 81 so fpg & GEARS N - 500 - 81 10 extra No winter So 90
SO spot and FI1OUR~FIrm ouoed HSE
oaGsd kim 10 ed ia9Sy 81 e 2Ss$ S$T % m
SeoR 81 s H & SgSted ID Fine white
regular quoted: Spring bran spot s7 TO- sacks to ar
linseed s2s corn Ocake SO 56 homn2 ehoo 9
WI speculative standpoint the
upon the wheat market Saturday. Beyond certain neT
NAL. showing that traders adopted conservatiye
over Se aue5 fmd bnee. 6e.de s e greatly
mate recoVers that were posted on Change throughout
ing al 7e2c steaded little subsequently ON cover
light offerings but IN the last hour was easier ever she
eon than could s see6 5Ofp p o5Ss1y the
Sn about as much as to The aeys from Buffalo
Pean markets. getting the first shock from news
Pohs Of af from PARIS At S sae at e 4s @
the precautions to send over lot OF buying orders for
naturally could Be ed export saies REACHING Of ,S witch
Sympathy with the sesboard and had little other surs IN
on the curb trade %ss very quiet and prices ,rne
cember at O'clock No red closed 765ze 0 b
7el.e { sfioet and No hard Duluth at sSNc
Buffalo lost &c at the start recev-
little support later seadied up somewhat
on again close with wheat. prices showed
Iaasc net decline. There a fair trade locally but
outside Of the few minutes particular excitement
th. OF activity in wheat and encouraging reports
from wal ss o 70 Ths
the Northwest threatening the belt Cables were
dun and &c net lower. On the curb trade quiet
No > corn closed 81 80 elevator and No 62sc
4 .OATS-This market followed
was shade easier at the close No oats closed 3sc
No Sgaes S9g5aesao 90 ,rsck white ssissas7n No si,
Gins 4lik@a2c..... .RYE-Market quiet. No ! Western
.sas o,oted al Sic No Western G0lsc both
sroat: state rye. 55G56c. BARLEY-Marke; quiet
feeding quoted at 52e and mailing at eo665c. both
anOat.
NEw-YoRK PRICES.
High. Low. Ciose day.
s.n,snb.r - 71s-ie 70 1916 74S TAN rs
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
NINTH REGTuENT NEWS.

company D. OF the 9th Regiment. has elected
sunls We'll formerly Of the lst Battery. second
asuienant The regiments khaki uniforms are
-le % reach the arTnory October II, The 9Th
VI aA' oe the first 10 this uniform in the local
-a'a- Drills viii begin the first week in October
= popular are both Lieutenant LeOnhardi. the act
- eeplsin' and Lieutenant Thiery battalion ad-
fsasssii mat the committee appointed by Company
~ ct sct candidate for captain is still undecided
gsspt tInlttee Itlttee Is composed OF Quartermaster Ser
gsns,,h ,honlberger. Sergeant Haldeman. Corporal
srs 80, 80, corporal Miller and Privates Johnson
Soos ssosIeer soIe Al last accounts the committee
1rohs.IouL .IouL 70 Two in favor of Leonhardi. and VIII
Bissso report IN his favor. although Lieutenant
-. ~ -arge following In the COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
GOLD IN INDIANA.
MANY REPORTS THAT THE PRECIOUS METAL
HAS BEEN FOUND

HAS BEEN FOUND.
From The Indianapolis News.
There is dminution in the gold excitement in
Brown County. While gold has been previously
found in small quantities. 1t was not until las last
near Needham. found small quantities Of gold in
his barnyard For few days he scratched around
the yard with Indifferent success. The barn was at
the foot of "A HILL with a small stream running near
Then Wells extended his search TO the creek, and
common pan in washing it out. He reported his
find TO the neighhors; and since then the hunt mas
extended from Needham. in the western part OF
the county To- SpearsviIle. in the northeastern
made rises near Spearsville, and flows a little
southwest Several tributaries flow into IL between
of Bear Greek and Bean Blossom Is a long range
OF hills. known as the "Backbone Experienced
miners say that the gold which has been picked up
was washed out of these hills. and the head OF
these small streams is where the principal mining
FRANK Wells has accumulated over 500. and lis is
still continuing the search. Winfield RICHARDS mas
found considerable gold on his farm. and he con-
templates introducing gold washing machlnerSii
farm before the rush began. is finding gold daily.
and he has introduced some small machinery J9hh
Merriman. who went to indianapolis with dia-
mond found on his farm, reports rne 5nat ne Tas a
offered $a9 for the stone which a. ne 6scneS S bIa RE
larger ones. which he is holding at - eacn. lie
"Zeb" Wade found a mOonstOne valued at S5.
Alexander Richards who owns lafge farm on, on the
trodnce gold mining machinery in the spring
Near Spearsvllle, close to the head or the creek
6erienced miners in the field say that there is a
head to the gold district. and IL proper machnery
IL introduced the precious metal VIII De 1ouno IN
paving quantities. George Chtds. near SpearSVlle
while on the farm of Miles Glidden washed our
So worth Of gold in days; and this has caused
much excitement I'm that little town Chids sent
for an experienced man at Indianapolis anu IA
acccTdance with his recommendation, he will pur-
chase machinery and systematic effort at GOLD
mining will be made. All of the farmers IN that
Vicinity continue much excited. and none or them
viii entertain any proposition for the purchase OF
their holdings -, . ,r,,,t,,,,s
AS previously reported precious stones contlnue
TO he found-diamOnds. COMEDIANS, garnets Snldt I
r,lbies etc some DAYS ago William Young ShlppeO
S4G0 worth to Philadelphia - - -,
Coirrdsnt with the discovery Of gold comes the
AI{Dg ~ leases bv persons who will bore Tor OIL
and one Of the lessons that drilling Will hesln
In Jackson Township soon. AtogetheI;; oNe. ~ k
hundred acres have been leased, the Grlilhs !" "
done In eighteen months
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET HEPoRT.

,,,r., New-Y0rk. September :, 1901.
WIN prices unchanged. ruled dun and featuTeless
curing the entire session. with trading limited
s.oo hass Sentiment was mixed 10 a considerable
tent IN view OF the possible effect the calamity
ialo On Friday might have markets trading
ms conservative and of an r
as precauti0n against possible
liable news averaged up bearishy whole with
French and German quiet "a pfenuig
lower brazilian markets barely steady receipts
o cofee declined - reis: the
was unchanged al 10 1921. Port receipts amounted
e-Ws bags and the interior O bag
A feature Of the DAYS statistics heavy
cearances. amounting 1OlOoO follows: From
to. September g. steamer CireCian Prince. 600
bags from Santos September q, steamer Romney. with
tloOO bags. and steamer Pampa. New Orleans,
1900 bags from Bahia September 3. steamer Hevelius
with 5000 bags. and September
with LOCO bags. The local spot ruled dull
unchanged. with quotations based 3 9 Is
and Csc for Santos As invoice The for
futures closed quiet and unchanged.
The OF prices the local market to-day
W f0llo
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Sept. 7.-Catte-Onerings. cars; fair local
demand plains Westerns s. 10 ysals ana calves oner
S. 5oGse % Hogs-Ofrerings. IA cars: lower fair to
choice Workers so sOds6 95: medium 10 choice heavy.
s6 g5aS7: pigs Sheep and lambs-Onerngs.
is care; dull handy So sOaS; fair 70 extra
81 SJQs3 spring lambs. choice 10 fancy, s. %
IS 10: yearlings. choice TO extra sia$i %
Chicago. Sept. T.-Cattle-Receipts 500; nominaly
steady: good prime 50 GOdsU 4si poor to me
dium s4as5 60: stockers and feeders g. Ss4 e: SONS
g. 3OdS4 Ia heers 4OdS5: Gamers. 81 5OGS2 bulls
81 75$4 o. S3qS6 35 Texas fed steers s4sis9 70
50 SOQs4 10; Western steers - 100
Hogs-Receipts day l3.utO; Monday, 24.OOO;
estimated eft over 1000; SGOc lower; top. ST. mixed
and butchers s6aS6 So good TO choice heavy 80 SSg
rough. heayy sGqs6 30; light S6as6 I5 bulk Of
sales So 25dSG TO- Sheep-Receipts. l.5OO sheep and
lambs steady good ch0ice wethers 75Gs4 25 fair to
choice mixed 4Gas3 10; Western sheep 81 30es4 ma =
lambs S3us+ lambs, SiGS4 Ofhcal
receipts weeks compared This week-Receipts;
cattle 600; hogs 900: sheen 1Ol 500 Last week
Receipts Cattle. 6I.2OO hogs. 1850 sheep. 5000
Cincinnati Sept Hogs strong. s. G0GS6 90. Sheep
dull 81 2JdS3 - Lambs dun. lower 81 5OGSa.