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New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug % (SpeciaD.-Wheat-Prices early
lost Rc; they recovered and closed isc to sc over
Wednesday. The early decline was with corn anu
easy cables. The Northwest had good weather.
and the Northwestern lots were 5Oi, against '''
cars last year Southwestern receipts were he"''
26 900 bushels AT Kansas City and St Louis asaiis
272 900 bushels: at all primary points. $4,000 busheS
against 100000 bushels The Price Current re-
ported material change In the crop promise
There were freer clearances than for the last TWO
days. 600 bushels. There was moderate snip
ping business. 10000 bushels and 81 loads at the
seaboard. These totals small for this time Vi
the year. Around zoe for September and 7212c lor
December there influential buying and prices
recovered almost September opened at 7o3sc sofa
between Toe bid and Tic sellers, and closed at OH@
70Bc December closed at 7lhc; May, 767sc. Ihe
local mood rather bullish around zoe for Septem-
Der. The Northwestern crowd seems bearish ana
corn market prices off 11sc. and closing &@Ac un-
der Wednesday. Selling of long lines was the
feature The Robson holding to-day
Comstock's line went yesterday. Cudahy and
Paten are still holders. The outside speculation Is
quiet. The mood Is getting bearish. New England
taking white and yellow corn. 200 900 bushels
sold to-day. The export demand Keeps small Sep
tember opened at 56ac sold between 56Ac and soc.
and closed at 56Ac bid: December closed at 5S12@
5s5sc: the May, 60fsc Receipts 25S cars the
estimate. 20 cars. Liverpool 9s@Ad lower
Receipts are larger than last year; primary receipts
each day are ahead of last year. THE Price Cur
rent said the corn outlook fully maintained;
In the pasture and forage indications favorable.
The seaboard reported loads for export. Showery
conditions continued east of the Mississippi.
Oats slipped off fraction with The situa-
ton is quiet outsiders doing little and profession
ais merely watching the ups and downs of corn.
To-night's prices are 1sc to t4c under Wednes-
day; September. S5c sellers; May. sSAc Receipts
were 234 cars the estimate for Friday 255 Shipping
sales are 225Ooo bushels. There is more or less
liquidation by longs each day. Carrying charges
widening. 3%c between September and May
Flaxseed was irregular. 1c lower for spot. 1c
higher for futures. The No Northwestern closed
at 81 g. and the No. was 81 81: September closed
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
IRON MARKET CONDITIONS.
Rogers, Brown & Co. say:

The usual array of necessary orders from ine
-,, ~ small f0undries has been punctuated during
he last week by several large blocks Of iron placed
among the heavy consumers, notably the steer
WORKS and pipe foundries, and ii is encouraging 10
observe this show OF confidence among those VINO
have the most occasion 10 follow pig iron prices
closely and are usually regarded as best informed
on trade conditions. Among the influences gov
e~nng the situation there is but slight variation
from our previous reports. On the surface, the
strikers appear to have secured minor advantages
watch have without doubt. a surprise TO
the officials Of the steel corporation. but without
changing their position or altering their resouo1
in any degree The market for finished material
is strong particularly in the line of plates bridge
work and bars In the foreign market signs or
version OF orders from the United States ana
partly to the natural recovery from undue pressure
The report of sale of a small block of American
Foundry iron seems 10 have good foundation, but
large inquiry for special iron has been turned back
on account Of wide variation in price.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
,,,rrRHATIoNAL PUMP EARNINGS.

T, JuIy the International Pump Company re-
,a,,sa orders amounting S1550,000, against s541
naa in the same month in 1900. For the four
months ended July 81 orders amounted TO s3o'6Ooo
,,ared with S2571. 600 in the corresponding time
: car aeo Orders on hand July 81 amounted TO
6. 25 oA against $4,000 at the same period last
go Accounts and bills receivable on July 81
,3sera 50 25OO00 and cash hand S.53,oGO. The
comnanws shops are now full Of work.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
5urrogates NoiIees.

RRUSH, HELEN C.-In pursuance OF an order
Of Hon. Abler c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County
9t New York NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
claims against Helen c. Brush
OF York. deceased. vouch-
the subscriber his place transactng
business his Office ll5 Broadway, the City or
New York. before Thrty-nrst day os December
Date1 New York. the Fifth day June. 1901
HENRY B. WESSEIMAN
Temporary Administrator.
BERTRAM I. KRAUs. Attorney for Temporary Ad-
minstrator i15 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

at 81 60; the October 81 S. The three points had -
q 63c - "
Provisions opened firm at Wednesdays prices.
HoSs We're &c to 10c higher. There some selling
q january by packers; but much outside trade.
proVisions sympathized with the break. The
iist closed weak. pork showing loss OF 7ac iOc:
laN and ribs of 2l9c to &C The cash demand Is
good The hog liquidation through the West keeps
up ooVo at Western points to-day, against $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
The shares exempt from Taxation in o.
Massachusetts


by Board vested the
swhkhr
bonded and Indebtedness
o trust i is medwhhte CdonyT
o h
GEORGE Bullock Worcester anud Injecting 1905
Worcester, annual meeting. eoa
It'll nannuhne meeting.
COOLIDGE, Manc@t Mass Untl meeting oo,
A Y. 11nuime
arendes
" rnd amounno suffice
share ozd
& nvetme Company
scar
md reueit onakt FrndsH
o. Worcester rCOnsEdn iretRd mwtthe
Consolidated Street
the following
WORCESTER CONSOLIDATED STREET COMPANY,
COMPANY
COMPANY,
COMPANY
COMPANY
had
and the OLD
in of dyeb from to
OF the West En-
Street Railway controlled the Boston Elevated Railway
w1ngthe hecnpP onhng gperod
and only street railway ofd city Worcester but also
Its aaway
organized
Ne gu as
opinion Company entire conformity with the
$ soon IS h smcn prepared
information u
will
Application will be made to list the shares Exchange
borough o h ppe we he hare o the Worcester Rmwa &
|
Boston, Aug 21, 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
NO / BROADWAY
New York. Aug. 18th. 1901.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of The Amerl-
= can Coal Company. of Allegany County. Maryland
declared seni-annua dividend or hve pei
cent upon capital stock OF the company payapie A
this office on Tuesday. September Sd, 1901 80,
The Transfer will be closed August a.
O'clock p NJ and reopened on the morning OF sep
tember 4th. 1901. o,-- =, r,or,, az, .a,.rv
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
Dipioen0 Noilees.

American bicycle Company.
THE COUPONS due September lst, 1901. from
American Bicycle Company So Sinking Fund Gold
Dehentures will be paid and after Sept Sd
presentation at the onice OF Barring Magoun & Co. 10
Wall Street New York
c. w. DICKERSON Acting Treas
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

WILL EXCHANGE downtown mercantile
building well rented block suburban lots. for
railroad. Industrial bonds stock; Sl25,OOO
BLOMQVIST. PSI Pearl Street
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
finanrial Meennas

STANDARD ROPE & TwINE COMPANY ANNUAL.
MEETING
FTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of this Company
will be held at principal Office 6S Broad Street
Elizabeth N j. 18th OF September, at II O'Clock
eecting three directors and for such
properly come before the meeting
Transfer OF the Company will be closed from
CLOSE of business August opening of business
tember 18th, 1901.
By order OF the Directors
~ JOSEPH G. TAYLOR. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS RAILWAY co.

Grand Central Station.
New York. August 2ad. 1901.
The First Mortgage Bonds Cincinnati Lafayette
and Chicago Railway Company. maturing September LIST.
1901. and the First gage Columbus
Springfield ana Cincinnati Railway Company. maturing
September ls 1901. win b. paid and after date
upon presentation the office Of T. Morgan
Co. - Street York
CHARLES F cox Treasurer.
Referring the above notice. WE ARE NOW
PREPARED To CASH the First Mortgage Bonds OF
the Cincinnati Lafayette and Chicago Railway Company.
maturing September LIST 1901. also
Bonds OF the Columbus Springfield and Cincinnati
Railway Company. maturing September lst. 1901.
exchange them Mortgage Bonds Of the Ceve
land Cincinnati Chicago st. Louis Railway Com
pany upon which shall be pleased upon
application office.
j. Il. MORGAN & co.
New York. August 22d. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

iis SO quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
b.iys. ek Exchange furnished by William p. Bon
Co. Of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.
Int Int
rate period Bid. Ask'd

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch Ne. 80 Broad-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
Dipi0eu0 Notlles.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
New York. July 10, 1901.
yJ,IJE COMPANY has this day declared from
L tho NET earnings n dividend OF one per Its
pREFERRF,) STOCK the quarter ending September
/ 1901 naynble September &. 1901, at the office OF
MESSRS. ]. p MORGAN & CO. NEW ioRk TO me
Preferred Stockholders record In New York and at the
nFtTTStTiE RANK BERLIN the Preferred StockhOld-
ers of record in Berlin closing OF the transfer books
or August 8, 1901. -, l.,
For the purpose such dividend the transfer books IN
New York and Berlin Will 3 Z. NJ on August D.
1901. and will reopen at 10 A. NJ on August II 1901
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMPANf.
Dy GEORGE III. EARL Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
Holders of stock trust certificates issued by
half Of the Voting Trustees under ong
ment dated June o. 1898, entered into to the
plan and of the date for he reorganiza
ton of The Baltimore Railroad Company.
by said voting agreement the undersigned Voting
trustees call all holders Of stock trust certificates
issued under said trust to exchange the
for stock after Septem
ber IL 1901.
Stock trust certificates properly endorsed In blank
by the registered holder thereof must be
sented for exchange after said date to The Standard
Trust Company of New York the agent Of the Voting
Trustees at rs Broad Street in the City OF
New York. which will in the first instance vouchers
emitting the holder therein named to receive stock cer
Gates for the therein specified of preferred or COM
mon stock. the may be. the same can
be prepared for delivery.
Messrs. Speyer Brothers. No. Lothbury London. VIII
receive stock certificates London for exchange
Issuing therefor exchangeaoie at their
once Tor stock certificates received.
Dated New York. August O. 1901.
WILLIAM SALOMON,
OTTO II. KAHN.
MARTIN ERDNANN, y r.m.,...
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES STEELE.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall St.. New York
City: Aug. 1901: Sealed Proposals. triplicate.
will be received here until O'Clock r NJ, Aug "a 1901
which and place they will be opened tho
OF bidders for furnishing the L. 5
masters Department. New York Boston. Chicago.
San Francisco 10000 Yellow Oilskin Slckers.
Fish Brand equal conforming the sealed standard
sample at this Depot Preference will be given 70 articles
domestic production manufacture conditions
ity and price ncluding the price OF
tons manufacture the duty thereon being equal
forms bidding be obtained
containing proposals should be Proposals
for Pomme Slickers' and addressed Major P
SCHRADER Q. NJ. U. S. A. Acts. Depot Or. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBU
BOSTON STOCKS.

| FURNISHED by r. z Day & Co.. No 8 Nassau-ssJ
| Aug. 21 Aug %. q. Aug. %
| & s F Mfnius
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
financial.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
DISSOLUTION OF VOTING TRUST.

Notice OF CALL OF STOCK TRUST GER
TIFICATES FOR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCK CERTIFICATES.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

To THE HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST Gel
TlF1CATES FOR THE PREFERRED AN
COMMON STOCK OF THE BALTIMORE An
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
QUARTERLY REPORTS.

General shows OF SO 5T0 L.
and profit and loss surplus OF s55T.222.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

O-iled with the Railroad Commissiopers)
NETWORK AND HARLEM
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-01

Many times the creed of social
ism has been defined. 1t is. in
brief, q creed of fraternity, of equal
ity, this including even property.
It would have all the utilities and
products held in common, and for
tie benefit of all. Instead OF
abolition of government it would
make government more compre-
hensive yet more benefcent. At
least, this is the idea one not a
socialist obtains by scanning the
prospectus, and listening to the
words Of proponents OF the theory.
It strikes the observer az a bad
theory, only in the circumstance
that it is impossible. 1t is the
dream of unselfshness, but
dreamed, sorry to say, by the eel
fish. 1t includes the necessity for
men to be better than than they
are, it sweeps ambitions aside, and
declares that there is level upon
which all men must stand.
ManifestIy it is the doctrine OF
peace, yet there are STANCE things
done in the name of socialism.
The wild eyed anarchist, preach
irg murder, clames to be socialist,
ard in defence Of himself points to |
the beautiful code which is the basis |
OF the faith. From London and |
Paris there come rumors Of violence
by socialists. The police have had
to interfere. Arms have been
seized.
Socialism. when it needs any ar
gnment stronger than logic, is not
socialism; that il, it is not a
scheme Of brotherhood. fraternity
be promoted by gun, nor
nor love famed to fever by a
bludgeon The duty Of the social
lists who desire to retain esteem is
70 come out With declaration that
hey have neither part nor lot With y
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-01

the slffratf H., advocate tise u.s. Of
weapons. They should pay slsen-
ton 70 the fact that the street COR
mel ranter, unreasoning, full Of
hatred. advocating crime and folly,
tells the world that he is social
list. The world docs not always
realize that he is q liar, and the
real socialist falls into disrepute.-
Tacoma Ledger.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-01

The resignation Ex-senator Shoup
- republican National committee
man from Idaho, and his probable
retirement from politics removes
m able leader from his party and
= tried and true friend of his state
from the theatre Of public life. On
whose shoulders his mantle will
fall is yet matter of conjecture.
There are many able men in the
republican party in The state, emf
nently fitted for party leadership
and it is to be hoped that. It the
coming meeting q successor. worthy
in every way to succeed Senator
Shoup will be chosen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-01

Providence has kindly solved
tho water question ~ far as do
mestic use is concerned for the
present season. Now let US get
together and devise ways and
means TO secure an adequate sup
ply for all purposes before the dry
season again approaches. We
should by all means have a supply
in reserve for FIRE purposes. The
many good wells in the country
secured during the past year. have
demonstrated that water in abunj-
ance can b had by going after it,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-01

President Roosevelt has served
notice on Congress that any docu-
ment received by it from him viii
b strictly original, with no accom-
panying reports from his cabinet
officers as has been the case in the
past. This is strictly Rooseveltian
style and is what could Do expected
of 4 man of President Roosevelt's
positive character.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-01

All kinds Of fruit for sale, BY A W.
Lee, one mile soutI, Of Leland idaho,
80 acres Of orchard and al the standard
spples to select from.
Nelson carries fall line Of prepared
paints, lead, oil, color and &c.
Those Oliver Gang plows are al
right. Sold by y. M. Nelson. ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-01
Notice to the Pub1ic.

We hereby announce to the pub
lie, with thanks for many fayors
received that the firm Of Davis 4
Thomas has disrolved by mutual
consent; Mr.. Davis retiring from
the firm. ~ -
cxKn A. DAvIs..e [.
CD. THOMAS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-02

The steamer Lucille Rowland de parted for Memphis at F o'clock Saturday night with 2 taif-sized eaFs2 for lower landings. She Will reach Mer phis Monday night f no delays cflf.r.
 To the Physicians Of Pine Bluff: If you have a prescription to be de livered quick at sey time telephone send or leave it with Us: We will give both yourself and patient satisfaction in service and accuracy and prices. Walker Drug Co
 Bruce " Martin will leave to- morrow for Pine Bluff, where he las accepted a lucrative position with the Adams Printing Co. Bruce is one of the best printers in Northeast Arkan- sas and the best wishes of his many friends go with him to his new posi- Soliphone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-02
RIVER EXCURSION CROWD
To the Memphis Reunion Returns 1 Home.

The steamer Lucille Rowland re turned from Memphis Saturday after noon with the party of Pine Bluff re- union visitors aboard The boat left Memphis on it's return Thursday after noon at 5 o'clock and reached here at o'clock the following Saturday. making the trip in less than two days and two nights.
 Among the party which returned from Memphis on the Rowland Sat urday were: Capt and Mrs w. l. Galbraith Mrs John L. Mills. Mrs L. o. Knox, MT T. $. Seabrooks. Misses Mamie Keeley and Bird Martin Mrs c. K. Philpot and Rob Wilkins. A large number of passengers left the boat at lower landings
 During their stay ill Memphis the party roomed and boarded on the steamer and were pleasantly enter tained. A band of music accompani- ed the party to and rom Memphis The passengers a7e loud in tAer praise of the officials of the ArHan5a Packet company & fho besF.Je manner in vhieh A ta5 guests. EFary furnished ana
 party asYs Y
 west plea at
  t.es h.4a aval
  
 #e wa1i5
 getie men an6 women
 Pleasant and p blown to energetic part Aadress Rom G over N. and P. bary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-02
Daily {,
N 0Ear ESE.

Miss Ophelia Rhine s a tae sick list.
 see 5. |. owens v Mon day
 T. Alp Cut price in chamber s this week it B. L. owens. -R. l.. Owen is offering sn1-e spec ial bargains this week. "A little house tbat t as big business. Walker IRug Gu Three oak bedroom sets and five heaters fer sale; apply 61, West Fourth street.
 Strawberries tomatoes. cauli flower beets and ea43 O. t.esh three times week at Strauss < M..lers. Physicians will find soliGtE.ed for maldehyde and generators at he up to-date druggists, Walker pfag Co. -Cartice.s blue lapel cera and sweet wrinkled pear Me]t \ your moutA, and sold oaly ag s,s-ass & Millef.
 -Mr. Charles Housen is reae.Jed to be in a critical condition. He Aas been in very poor health for tho azst few years,
 seal Gsar e oasr on ea-Ih. Eirs -ae ..~n' Rly no ctaer. Fot ss Miller, sole eeHs.
 Phone strauss X Alilis. Or stuf 1ea manages mixed aiil nus tad
 We 4lI. ser zenz y9 azoperty for VOL Nj ia5als .yfe uv cooked after. Bem15 uon9aiy Cotton Bet eayir@s anl Hru~t ". New classes afe aa .taized at James Practical Business college in the literary, bookk ping ard hort hand deDartmeate. SF#,i# st ntion given to matisna5ie and raaa.ansajY.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25

same kind and therefore you must not
insist that the only true food is what you
have found, but must allow me to choose
the sort which pleases my taste and gives
me nourishment. 1t would be tyrannous
to insic+ +Nat we should all eat of the
same cereal, but no more SO than to
insist that we must all think the same
thoughts, either in the sphere of religion
or anywhere else.
The Catholic is brought to his knees by
the rich ceremonies of his church. The
Quaker protests, and sits in silent self
communion in his homely meeting house.
Both are in search of the same thing,
the love of God the sweetness and
strength OF he Christ When they meet,
therefore, on the sidewalk, let them re-
spect and love each other, like pilgrims
who travel toward the New Jerusalem by
different routes. There arc many roads
to heaven and if we are honest in our
desire to get there we cannot so far
astray God ministers to every man ac-
cordng to his temperament, but not to
all alike. The one thing needed. without
which no man can be safe, is honesty of
purpose.
How many things you believe is of sec
OlildIy Dul TIC oiHttilty Vi
your belief and your everyday loyalty
to your belief are of infinite consequence.
Brains may reach thousand and one
differing conclusions but in spite of them
all the great heart of humanity may be
one. An orchestra is made up of various
instruments, but if you shut your ewes
that you may not see the drum or the
violin ana listen simply to the grand
harmony which results the soul is sub
dued and Worship is easy.
The world would not be better If there
were only one sect. but ii would be a
good deal better if we loved and re-
spected each other more. What the
world Graves is not more thinking, but
more love. Christ represents principle,
not a theology and His whole life can
be summed up in the simple phrase, Love
one another
GEORGE II. HEPWORTH.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25
Sunday Sermon.
WITH LOVE FOR ALL.

WITH LOVE FOR ALL.
If we love one another, God dwelleth in
us.-I. John. w., II.
Think your own thoughts and live your
own life BE thoroughly honest in both
matters and you will help the world in
its progress toward the ideal man and the
ideal society. We were not intended to
be like drops of water in wave. so
united as to be indistinguishable one from
another, but like grains of sand on the
seashore, close together. each one forming
part of the bulwark against the invasion
OF the ocean, but each one separate and
individual.
Charity for an opinion different from
your own, whether in politics or religion,
is the hardest of all lessons to learn. ana
yet one of the most important. Progress
is only possible where rival opinions clash
with each other. If all the world were to
think the same thoughts in the same way
life would become intolerably monotonous
and dull. We differ. we contend, We are
divided into clans, we make logical raids
on each other in theology and in social
science, and as a consequence larger truth
is evolved with every age.
But the conflict should be conducted in a
generous spirit No sect on earth has all
the truth there is, and every sect has
some truth which mankind needs. If the
contest is marked by noble rivalry to
get nearer to eternal facts we shall climb
higher and have a wider prospect with
every advancing century. Sects, therefore,
are in the order of divine providence. but
sectariansm is simply an expression of
human passion and human conceit We
all stand on the hub of great wheel
which lies prone on the ground. From
the position which | occupy look along
the spoke which is in my line of vision
and See that small part of the distant tire
which lies ahead of me. You do the
same thing from your different standpoint.
Neither you nor | can see the whole of
the circumference, for God is too large
Tor any one mans eyes. What | see. suits
my temperament and answers my needs
The same is true of you. When we meet
FOR discussion it would be folly for me to
blame you or you to blame me because
our eyes do not behold exactly the same
thing, but if in the spirit of mutual trust
and confidence we accept each what the
other sees our general vision is enlarged
and our knowledge of the truth increased
True religion is the same everywhere.
Neither climate nor century can change it.
So food has the same purpose in all lati-
tudes. but you and l may not like the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-25

Mn. Cook DucheSs Iaolefs arc gsccess!uily
Eyase used monthly by G. or 1000 ladies Price
~ y ST. BY n.ail, SllS Send cents for
lW = sample and pa ticula's. The Cook Co..
253 Woodward ave. Detroit. Mich.
SOLD BY BORBITT- WYNNE DRUG CO