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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

1t was formerly believed by the
scientists that heat was a form of
matter and that this matter had ac-
tually to enter any substance in order
to raise its temperature. The evap-
Grafton of water. for example. was
caused in this way. they thought. but
as evaporation is not attended always
by an increase of temperature. they
said that the heat, having entered the
water and performed it's task became
latent" 1t is now known. however,
so far as phenomenon of this kind
can be known. that heat is the energy
of molecular motion in matter; that
is to say. it is a condition of matter,
and not matter itself. The term latent
heat is still employed, but it now
means the energy needed to overcome
inter-molecular attraction. When wa
ter evaporates under the action of
sunshine there is no communication
CT heat. but the energy of the solar
radiation is spent in separating the
molecules of water. thus turning
them into vapor Latent heat. there
fore, is not heat at all. but radiant
euergy.-Philadelph Record.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27
Species Of Salt Water Fishes.

The number Of species of fishes liv.
ing habitually in the salt waters of
the world can only be approximately
estimated, probably about 10000
Those classed as "shore fishes" live
as rule close to the surface and near
the land, and are well known to the
salt water angler in his outings as
the weakfish, striped bass, kingfsh,
etc. OF the shore fishes there are
about 1000 species. The "pelagic
fishes" or those which inhabit the up,
per waters of the seas, are relatively
few In number. The "deep-sea fishes, "
which live in depths varying from 200
$500 fathoms, cannot be even approx.
mately estimated, as new species are
being constantly discovered.-Field and
Stream.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

This winter for the first time in the
history of the Dakotas as states or as
o territory the Sioux Indians at Rose
bud are allowing cattlmen to Craze
herds on the reservation on payment
of a stipulated price. Feed is unprec-
edentedly scarce on some parts of the
Cheyenne river, and hnce tn arrange
ment referrd to, which has been ap-
proved at Washington. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 head Of cattle are now graz
ing on Indian lands.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Last year the Ohio maple syrup crop
on the Upper Sandusky brought the
manufacturers about $1,000. This year
it is expected to reach $4,000. The
huge boiling kettles of few years
ago have been regulated, until now the
evaporater accomplishes the work
cheaper and better than the old way.
In observance of law in Ohio govern
ing the production of this article of
food every can must have label of
the maker testifying as to the purity
of the contents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

graduated forty dairy experts Caulifow-
er, as we know from Mark Twain, is only
cabbage with a college education" and
Pennsylvania cream cheese properly ma
nipulated by these experienced hands may
develop into Brie or Camembert defy
ing distinction from the imported article.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Many plants which have long been
classed among the worst and most useless
of weeds have been found in recent years
to possess considerable value as animal
foods. 1t is claimed that even Canada
thistles can be converted into valuable
winter food for sheep by cutting them
when in bloom, storing them and soften
ing their spikes in silos.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

The war in South Africa has drain
ed from Australia more than 10000
workers; has lessened the inflow of
British capital for the development of
new mines, and, combined with the re-
markable industrial boom in Europe,
has fully stopped emigration to Aus
tralia.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

According to the latest report of the
United States commissioner of educa-
tion the average salary for supervising
and teaching in public schools is, in
Boston, $1,065.77, in Chicago, $S92.03,
San Francisco $S79.27, Cincinnati,
$S6S.51, Denver, $S3496. Pittsburg
$7O3.72, Philadelphia $69S.02.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Watching for the Eneny.
Slowly the enemy
Up the stairs creep.
Where is the garrison?
Fled or asleep?
"Shan't we surprise her?" Tom
WHISPERS to Dick.
wait till | tell you; then
Charge and be quick"
Suddenly sounds the horn,
Gives them a fright.
Was | asleep?" laughs Flo.
We'll, hardly quite
Atlanta Journal.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27
Try Grain-O! Try Grain.or

Ask your grocer to-day to show you packs
age of GRAIN-O, the new food drink that take
the place Of coffee. Tho children may drink
it without injury as well as the adult. All who
try it ,likeit. GRAIN o has that rich seal brown
of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach receives
it without distress. Il the price of coffee.
16 and 25c. per package. Sold by all grocers.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

The Assistant State Veterinarian Of
Texas recently found four cases of CLAN
In several Instances the disease had proved
fatal. 1t was said that the disease had
been imported from the adjoining Terri
tory, and its spread was caused by several
froJao
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Trade is growing with the Orient
Two new ships have been put on in
one line between San Francisco and
Manila
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

A rice kitchen Is to be maintained
at the Buffalo fair by the rice associa-
tion of America. Rice will be served
in various forms, showing its value
as staple article of food.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27
Coughing 4.

Coughing Leads TO Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once.
Go to your druggist to-day and get sample
bottle free. Sold in rs and 30 cent bottles.
Go at once delays are dangerous.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Nicaragua has established museum
in Managua, the capital, for the public
display of foreign products. Samples
and articles for exhibition, free of cost
are solicited.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27
Lanes Family Medicine

Moves the bowels each day. In order to be
healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on the
liver and kidneys. Cures sick headache.
Price 25 and so cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

A prominent physician says that seventy.
five per cent of the people have touch
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.-- W. SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. IT, 1900
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

After working as locomotive engineer
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
just half century, Joseph West, of Cum
berland, Nd, has been retired on a pen
sion at the age of seventy-ive. In all the
years of his employment he never received
the slightest injury, never had wreck of
any consequence.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Pierre and Stacy had spent most of
the winter together on the borders of
tho great forest. Pierre's Uncle Perry
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Some people think twice before they
speak, and others speak twice before they
think.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften the gums, reduces infamma-
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c q bottle
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES do not stain the
hands or spot the kettle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Who are injured by the use of coffee. Recently
there has been placed in all the grocery stores
q new preparation called GRAIN-O, made Of
pure grains, that takes the place of coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives it without
distress, and but few can tell it from coffee.
1t does not cost over 4 as much. Children
may drink it with great benefit. Is cts and
25 cts. per package. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

"a broth of boy" must be one who
is always in the soup.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

The miner couldn't earn living unless
he was kept down in the world.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

The Tower of London was built to
relieve the traffic of London bridge
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

Great Britain has no distinctive and ex.
elusive throne.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27

A railway engine is equal in strength
to nine hundred horses
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-05-27
Any Doctor

Is Willing to treat you for rheumatism, credit Is
good his fee. But only doctor will
your rhsumansn and he charges nothing for advice.
This physician Is Dr. Greene the discoverer of DR..
Gresne Nervurs Hyou will write IS West I4fh
Street New York CITY, hs will tell exactly how TO got RID
ofrheumansm for good anda aH Hwon cosfyou anything
his advice Why write fo-day1
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

x2ass 5o do 81 25Gsi So green. prime
per 100 s1os1 2 5oqT5c; cabbages Long
lssnd per 100 s2a$4 celery. State dozen. 15Q 4oe
New-York per bbi s4Gs5: cucumber pickles Western
Newfork 1000, SO 5oGS4 eggplants Jersey.
ehi 81 5o@s2 lettuce Boston, 4sa5 dozen 7aos
81 20 do Western New York. 81 5o9$2 23; do
nearby per bbl f5c4$l lima beans. potato y bush
bag 81: do short bags I5c; do fat, per bag 6oaI5c
onions pickle. white Dbl sSa<4 do Orange County
yellow fair good bag 81 1882 do inferior 81 ESQ
s2 25ass so: DO white 81 5oass do state
yellow, per bbl S2es2 30 d. red S2 ds2 T5 Vir-
gnia. half bbl basket 81 5O1s2 so; Jersey
long, bb. 65T5c; bullnose. 40d65c string beans
Virginia half bb basket 5075c; do and Long
squash marrow. per bbl SiGs1 25 do Hubbard 81 ESQ
81 b0 turnips. Jersey Russia per bbl, Sl@Sl ID; do
Canada Russia. siQSl r. tomatoes. Acme fancy, per
box e065e: do fair quality 4oG50c 35G+oc.
HAY AND STRAW-HAy-Recepts liberal
day but material stock. being
additions 70 the too abundant offering of clover grades
clover or clover mixed. The demand here is always
limited one for thar class of provender. Owners
rule and especially Western shippers losing in
the presen. slu'. This to he ehcacious
time would suit the Newfork market better The trade
s perpexed enough in handling the of low grade
hay on hand and arriving without being hsmpered by the
presence of an unstable drug Prime hay end No are
active and firm al the other styles weak
and slow We quote: Prime large bales 1oe lb s2G
85c; do small. 90c No large bales s5Gs7l5c: do small.
mixed, light 65G6712c: do heavy 50G55c: clover, 500
53l2c STRAWBERRY steady all useful
long the is 6OIsoc For the outside price lots
must have good color. Receipts Of hay and straw. in
tons reported at the Produce Exchange today:
Hudson River Railroad 400: Erie 400 Pennsylvania So
Delaware Lacla wanna and Western 20; West shore
boats 29; river bsrges, Total Receipts
Of strawBy river no tons by rail- 60 Total go tons
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

gEsF.stssdy Quoted: Mess 50 soaslo family 'i 50
81 9nosd ssFa .s iosls
m quoted Basons a &C. $50 Pr S Sc lsg 10
Picked bellies arm Quoted Smoking ilse: fb iOiLc
psss M s sH hams esy SaUsa issasH @
ALLOW finn; city saantry 5aas.ss LARD
Ia lard hrn quoted: South America. l125c Continent
Brsz kegs p .oG hTm n Quoted s
RICE-The market ruled rather quiet about
Gated steadness at that point Quotations follow: Do
prime to choice 5s zse head ass.e 20 patna ~
PIC; Japan foreign. 4ac; Java. 4.a4'c Rangoon in
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar was steady in
was n saa Sn % onb n OF
o% % cut cn loaf z6 crushed and dominos 5e mould A.
coarse powdered fruit powdered Ss5c; Eagle confec
TONERS gran9iated . 5oc Eagle coarse and extra fine
bags Of fine granuIated. 54Oc; Eagle granuleted
A "a 4 end Nos and 4 ; & So |
No s. 415c No g. 4e5c; No I, $3.50; No $. 445c No o
and ls 42oo This weeks summary Of the statistical
position pc h as made ~ by Wett Gray shcws stocks
against 2I3 1Si tons last week and 44604 last
increase of 2o7 col Statistics by
800 exports l,soo 10000 against
Europe tons, against 625 last year
stocks ks Of Europe and America. s,21 tons against
52o 465 even date Of september l. 1900 The
excess of stock is 1916 tons against OF 34
p. 1900 Hamburg-shpmelts go to Amer
ene hppd hs h1 @ nC % quiet sm
unnterestng to-day the old basis of rations. Of
to trade The close found centrifugal quoted al 3sac
mscovado at 3hc and molasses at 81 32c Cable
advces reported easier beet market September
was Nd lower. TO IS Sd: October unchanged at
TEAoThere nothing doing in tea market all
sa we're 10 points higher as follows; oGto6eG 6
I34Oc; January IL aoais 4oc: February ia aoa
MafGh ~ rG l8'oalS'"c; April. l3aodis5oc May is4oa
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

M tin tin in In. LOnasa ,"sa shared ssa. gain
Neither of Significant however trade
S Sa' ,so se" and m m se s Hr o. aoa s. Wa" aay 2 a. s 2 81
dali s2s soaszs copper London scored Hsi gain
heavy decline Spot quoted Al
5 IN r|d i at t'f &c for Lake. sst s"se
gs s ssg s%sns and bes 5 scs Lead . quiet
Is spot Closing f12 speiter unchanged
lis L. 81 rsspee1iSes Domestie IRON @stssis wsre sn
.so a a aSa ssgs M on No aa
Dry ssuthsr ;iigst ns 90 No foundry Try sosseg s ,i4 =
Ga..os-Wasants closed Sis and MiddlssSoro at
MoI.AssEs AND sYRuPs-The trading in molasses
was eSnnsd mGs TO mssnE @
changed syrgps were sS% but stead oqStatons FOL
sss 1910 o ksa gr@s ss
aIee l7Qlse good. lsa2oc: prime 2ia22e fancy,
crate request rates aaotably
fo ns 10 LIGHT sGd
London MA and GLASGOW ID Bristol I'D Leth 2sd nom
% i Pfc nasa es @ eSiiGa E pc. ss9 @
1900 quarters grain. Norfolk Kslmar lump sum
= s. ss
1900 cases petroleum hence ports Java 25c
@ port As t%o saa
ol British S seamer
s4ls tons. tute etc Ssentta 70 New-Yor si4 October
t7co; British steamer 5ss chirivco
steamer 1901 tons, St Lawrence coal trade one month
Norwegian steamer. 800 etc
delphia Sydney. & b. private BARI
lbs lumber, Ship Island TO Buepos Ayres s5
Italian bark. 1.1sl lumber. Mobile Ayres
sl3 bark os9 lumber Boston Ayres for
0rders schooner. +s1 general hence 10
Juan. II. private terms; bark 81 tons oreosoted
railway material hence via Sparrow Point 10
Guanico Z r. private terms; schooner
phate Port Tampa TO Philadelphia Baltimore
81; schooner, .s5 lumber Smons 10
New-YoTk private terms. schooner. 373 tons lumber.
Fernandina New-Hayen private terms;
e.p press. Brunswick Philadelphia schooner
crushed Nyack Fort Monroe.
schooner. tons coal. Philadelphia Charleston
schooner, III coal. Philadelphia Wexford
schooner coal. Phiisdelphia Providence
6Gc: schooner, coal, South Amboy
bor 75o; schooner, 3l% tons lumber. Brunswick
York pTl, terms; Norwegian steamer
TorInsntne England. October.
OlLS-Ihe market had somewhat steader look prime
summer yellow being held 43c with few at
advance Petroleum dull I.nseed OIL
steney. We quote: Petroleum, bbis. 81 So bulk.
o. Phiiadelphia hbis 81 f5 and in bulk,
New FORK IS so. -CoTTONSEED OIL
crude tbs nominal; prime yellow.
yellow, +oc; prime white. 4so; prime
yellow, %3esl nseed OIL American SSc American
boiled &c; Western insecd quoted %
under city LARD OIL. 1iQTar.
PROVISIoNS-Returnng strength brought good
speculative trade to-day, with prominent
the Weer the &c advance In live small
receips The receipts Chicago only head
at Kansas City 5000: Omaha. . 800 snd Ell western
SIS TO- family si1eSii 5o snor. clear Si7 ,ousio ''u
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET RFFORT.
York. September 81. 100,

New-Yorl September ~. 1901
CoFFEE-Coffee futures opened steady tone. with
October unchanged points lower than
the previous DAYS liquidsting movement
prompted b. ufavorable cables. continued heavy
deliveries and easier feeling
the market Further selling with free offerings
additional before the close which
stsa = 10 points lower. There
outside speculation: houses bought
little re foreixn total days
only I'aGh bags. The chief hearish
z franc the Frerct InaFket and 1a9s. pfg in Ham
coffee dropped 70 the exchange rate did
change. The movement of 5000 bags at Brazilian
20 800 bass Interior heavier than
while warehouse deliveries
70 S bags Gsappoc:.ag. In the street market
coSes it.iS eDst-. with quotations based
Rio 7s .u 80 fr Santos No 4. invoice lots
pcstei tcie incirded the Roman
PRIME wiz ldo" baga. AID Instlegl with !5oo bags
seIt@rGT-f The stock in
l1s1o o0o incading l.2420o Brazilian.
eoarsred with L5o0o1 1,i94,OGO bags respectively
iest week.
The rage OF prices local market
zzx SCll1r
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28

s FLOR OF ni, AsD @ d 1n6srtgns in -four circles
G @ a sHna s ~hsat s9sSsS s'
ss;s ;sss ss Ss;, Ss'P s
K F? {. sss Is sss9s sssse Rd E sf: s. ]. g
%sa %,s 80 a a to Se5R 81 s o. s s Fine
FL alys 5 n s sgrns brsn sps M o @
Sin!ss BRAN So@.ss ely bran sIsasls
DEVELOPED
corn b5eak although both news and sentiment seemed to
corn At the same time offerings we're so limited that
prices held barely steady opening point They
weaken prices about ac and close the market &c under
wss eny bans of pit
s orders afossnef Ito except for LITTLE E9ropesn selling
hall that the Argentine wheat outlook was was more salts
nna bI mas en9sed s apprehens0n ns S
The Tseniig. @ min ipn,ent from % r m GOO g SuS aains las
IS ssh o has! hush n ahd a. SO @ aT o @ hush season S a n
Primary receipts continue to greatly exceed those Of last
an of about 900 bush in the combined stock
this week The foreign markets practically all reflected
London a I'd decline Paris points drop and Budapest
basis s Were as follows: So Norehern New YORK &c
@ope No % s4ve % new Sp % oh9 Ne
to hard hf York 95e and rsd
fesra G op soGR Sn osa "a al pS
prominent interests that been identified
buish operations. There support
the decline, and business only reached
the eaboard pressure
without fear of opposition The Argentine shipments
ioo30o0 bush in spite of predictions for smaller
output from that country while private cables said
conditions and the situation generally have improved since
last week. Seaboard clearances
for the day Western fair
rather small The Liverpool market closed lsG4d.
higher. No closed 64c: No . yellow, 64kc
prompt and No white, 651sc. prompt. OATS
The local market for dull and easier,
pathy with corn and the Western decline No oats
closed aSss2c; NO g. Ssc No white 4lq4l5ac: No 3
and No white clips 42@42tsc.. RYE-Market steady
No / Western 621sc No Western 82c, both O b
ahoat: State 55a56c .BARLEY-Market dull
Feeding quoted SAC and mailing Q621ac,
Buffalo Bradstreets reports the exports Of wheat in
cluding -four In bushels, for the
64To.3h against 4242 500 in
since July /. as. .652 53 against AZ cor
responding period last The of
week 5s5 7os bush against
week last year; July 1, 1271as10 bush
against 4974l2 bush in the corresponding period
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
LIVE STOCK, MARKET.

New-YcTk, September
% Guiding y for alive % for sla1sheTes and
& s s'Ga and a fully S IN s % Ss ss
s Ssass lgS sso eas COG
City dressed native sides were selling a. extreme
q PEI "a ~i rs@ ss at and
of live Ss'se stock snS or @ s s % p
Mer @ Ss head fSrs for W w WI s.p as our ass for
sate 2447 quarters Of beef FOR swift witt D oo and
sba@bs the a s settle sess
asso quarters OF Seef dater esmas for Morris
the Etruria 1000 quarters ESTIMATED, for n Morris the
fs ss sssa
sss;s anS as @ s s Dr A @.s a. II.
sheep "a 2s2 quarters ports Great
sv ass at 81 50 a 20 per n 100 q DO @ s2 % 2 at = 81 90 81 !. 4
State do iI5o H. At s. ss do 1910 70. at s. 10: 2
@ @ s9Ts n at ' S. is 49, ss s. r. al
~ shanBsrs NIB @ Son 8 q irols steers 14ss 10 at So so
DO I, ,32s g ~ So sos2 20 DO :ss 70 at do lais
$, c IS 90 s 80 a. ss I. g. Z s ,ss rs 8 10
do iiOo 10. at s. Is; IS DO iioa N, at $40 " 90 ~
sc s. DO s fo @ e. s. iss % n Hsns "a DO
SOS No. 81 oo do, 7so N. at 81 60: Tas 10
Tobln shannon cows, $50 N. SITE
= 4 Bppstsn !. Ksn,GSS .s steers l92l I at 81
Veas in demand fully sustained prices
@ s at Ps ss s9e ss
CITY dressed {eas steady a. ga S per NJ country dressed
firm al ,all with choice stock bringing 2c dressed
fpd n Gnf' as s s'saa Hsa. at M e at .
per 100 NJ do $50 ro 81 30 2ss 10. 81 rs
) G Gurus son: ,eals lse n at S. 70; do. 1852
H. at S 30: 9 DO. ysrous weights. IS, at S4ass 50 80
n at S. i'a 10 sras,es ao rh bat at 50 a. - 'V
Tobln shannon so ysal. 1872 n IS so: 10 do, 10
sanders II Neals II. 70, at IS l2is grassers 15s
Nsw!9n sew Co - vsals ias M at IS so; do 100 ro
sHnEf AND LAMBS Receipts 40 cars SEQ
head @ including 10 cars for M and m - cars for
Of which 25is Jersey city and IA at
he nd.rraS@ ues a@6s We're m FAIR demand but
gereraly easier selling 5q25c lower than
held choice sheep sold ssass per loo
the sales at s5g 8 90 caIs at ss So canadan lambs at
essai s1 @ ss at nT Win At es stock pE selling
in a small WAY at higher M nsIres ,..,- O. ..oa.
at 81 30 per 100 n: las Jers.y d.. Il H. s. 90 ll6
so @ 81 m al d. h. o. 81 = al 81 @ 20 o4 % o TO- 81 Il r. at
s. so cults 81 H. at 50 81; 4s state sheep 'o ID. at
I ilsIiGs,o ra.s. , lambs 81 s. n at s' 40 ~;
& DO ae r. r. A. s. i lsa vrElP,a Do 81 n At s. q Z 'ana'o
10 < = At M E s I'd T a" v,sr s n s $ ;. ~ E rs
snia 90 io5 NJ s5 d. H. s's5
loa do 81 n at 81 SO State sheep iii NJ at 50 10 IA do
r9n - h.an%n; j 700 & lae & lambs ; II o at s. 49, @ q
- ~. a 81: > bucks Is0 N. al 81
Harrington: POI canada lambs, 80 NJ at 81 ca; .05
do ~ ~. at 81 30.
kerns Commission Company: l16 Kentucky lambs 81
H.. a Kentucky sheep Ii3 n. 81
i. H. WIlkeison: a'3 Canada lambs ~ m, 81 80;
25i Kentucky ~ H. At So q sheep, - ~ at 81 80
MeIherson ce laa Kentucky lambs. - 10 at s. 30;
ll9 do. Is IL. 81 -
Receipts l2iz cars head. including
al a 70 Barely live
hogs sellers quoted SIaSI per n; few
a 81 81. country dressed at
slrqIOc for medium 40 light weiEhts
Saes-T0hn u shannon: RI State hogs. ltS 10
a 81 ~ per 100 10; rough. 3sD H. at 81 -
Newton CO. state hogs. 40 NJ. at 81 81: do go
IN, az 81 u.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-28
pnbllr Notices.
CUPREME COURT, Appellate Division. Fiji


SUPREME COURT, Appellate Division. First
- Department the Matter of Application of the
Board OF fapd Transit Railroad Commissioners for
of York. for the appointment of three Com
missioners o determine and report whether a Rapid
transportation Persons and Property determined
bv Board, to constructed 2.
RrooLlVn- Manhattan Rapid Transit.
public = hereby given that the undersigned
Thomas c. T. Grain and Henry
having order Of the Appellate Division the Si-
prme Court First Judicial Department In
Inc above entitled matter the lcJh day September
sppontsi unier and iE Chqp-
ter 4 OF 1891 amended. to t-ts-alIRe
report hearing of ali parties
whether railways in the Boroushs brooklyn am!
the civ OF New York determined by
the Board 81 TSansit Railroad tfenr Tor
said Board presented to e SAD A1pe'.= Division
offcs ~ the Cierk o. the said Appellate Di,so1
about the ought TO ID operated
30 hereby appoint Monday thf Both day September
1901 at 3 o'clock the after4oon, the office or Ia
Hoard OF Rapid Transit Railroad Comrlisners the
tfty Of rew York No. so Broadway. Borough
ber nrst sittins and Nch sitting AMI such al
ourned sIttings thereafter held they hear
ALI pei inesested in the said matter.
dated lew YORK. September 10Th. 1901.
THERON c. STRONG.
TEOS. C. T. GRAIN
H. ". GRAY.
ROARDMAN PI.ATT & SOI.EY IS Wall street Ror-
ough Manisttan. New York City.
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN, Ill Broadway Bor
u Naatattan. New York city.
Attorneys for Rapid Transit Board.