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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-03
COMMERCE
GENERAL PRODUCE
Saturday, Oct. 3.-Butter, firm. Eggs,
higher. Poultry, steady. Veal. Arm.

BUTTER-Extra creameries, per lb, 211sc;
arss 2os ac diaries 49,;
packing stock. s@ds9sc; renovated extra, :17c;
17c: eanded, loss OF. per doz 2ic dirties. 81 Is
per case for candled; seconds and checks per
case s3.eo; April storage car lots charges
p' cHEE S sE-Twtns Or fats fancy. 12@12Ac;
sSas $685. s;s saGse M fe ais al5
Brick, NJ /. lee brick. No. 2, 1oe: brick, No. 8.
5@7fc R5tposs No. i &c. pultsst ne, ss SWISS
OLIVE LIVE e; mixed
large sse H hens small ~; ehieEsnss EcostsSs.
&c; springs, 1Ohc: ducks, young, white, 1oc;
ducks duo sol0red sc ducks DID, 7c
6k iEsSi y MEArs-vesl, fancy, per b. So
s&e fair to good 7@ahS small 9H,erweight
lights and MEDIUMS: s&s: 5os;: hssSy: &c; -,
4&5c;- pickerel, Sc; buffalo, Sc; buiiheads, &c;
T TShklSE&Pes ct by; s1 s.:
POTATOEs-Per blu. soc; small lots, sacked,
pee oS SIi IS pu SOC. -. 80 ~
PoPCoRN-old rice, per ID: Sc.
5or sox per d0z 0c dead per do'
'V DR iqnooi PE Rass uq5 yellow per bu
nssH% H.; fancy sis medium
BEANS include sacks: Fancy
navy. per bu $2.75; choice navy, $3.50; medium
hand-picked, 1885, medium. fair, $1.75; medium
mixed and dirty. IS @sOc; brown. fancy. 81
brown fair Il t. 70 good 5o1eo Lima califor
APPLES-Fancy eating. per brl. So. 5o@4; Jon
athans. per bril- 81. 50@4.75; Maiden Blush pc,
hrl. $S26@3 so: Wealthy. per brl. $3.50; cook
Ing per brl, s27o@a; erabapples' per bril- $3.50
ORANGEs-valeucias, all sizes, s4@4.25.
LEMONs-Cal1fornia. fancy. as to size. 4b(
@4.75; Yerdillis, choice. as to size, $4.25. ;
CRANBERRIES-Per brl. $780,: =.
SWEET POTATOES-Jerseys, per brl. 81
Virginias, per bril- 1925. III, =
WATERAIELONs-Per crate, s2.25@2.b0.
PEARs-Eastern, bril- 81. 50@475.
PEACHEs-Miehigan, 7s-baskets, SIC; IL
CAhIFoRSIA FRU1rs-Peaches, per box, 90
| @$1.15; prunes, per crate, 90c; pears, fancy
| boxes $3.50; choice. S1.75. -
GRAPES-Concords, per basket, 22@23c; Della
| wares. pony baskets, zoe; Malagas, 1925; To
| kay, $1.25; Cornechons.t s1.25.
| BANANAS-Fancy. large bunehes,. So; me
dunn punches, s25o@2.7 10; small lunches 81: rs
! HONEY-New, fancy white. lib sections. lac
choice, white lib sections 12913c; amber, Sc
goldenrod, 12c; extracted white, in barrels, sc
| 7c; extracted amber, nc. -.
VEGETABLEs-Wa beans. per bu, ST.; ,eg
plant per doz, $1.50@2; ,radishes, per doze
lunches. Is q Zoe; lettuce, per doz, zoe; lettuce
heads, per doz, soc; mint. per doz, 25c; celery
per doz, 25c; new beets, per bu, 40@6oc; spin
ach, per bu, 5O@6oc; squash per doz, 20
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EUROPE BUYING CEREALS
Collections Improving Trade Re
ports Vary Somewhat but Are
Mainly Favorable.

New York, Oct. S.--Bradstreet's weekly re-
view Of trade to-day says: Mixed trades and
crop conditions still present themselves, altho
some improvement in tone is noted where crop.
estimates, as in the case of corn, show expan-
sion Lower prices for cereals point the way to
future large business and induce larger foreign
interest In our farm products. Trade reports
vary with sections considered, the best reports
coming from the southwest, the northwest and
the Pacific coast. %.
Spotted trade reports come from sections of
the middle west. From the south the reports are
In the main favorable as to trade and collec-,
lions, but crop deterioration Is widespread ex-
cepts from the lower Mississippi valley. Falling
prices for cotton, tho hopeful sign for our ex-
port trade, cannot excite lively satisfaction
among producers. - - Fl.
Among the great Industries iron and steel
show the effect of threatened overproduction In
proposals FOE a 20 per cent reduction of northern
furnace output, rumers of like action BY south
products Lumber Is showing "a u seasonable
quletlng down.. and some weakness in white pine
IS noted at the west. tho aside from leading
! eastern 'centers the building trades are still
active.. - =, -, 1 ". - - 7 :.
The shoe manufacturing trade has been and
IS dong good business and eastern shipments
are sllil ahead or last year, tho the margin Of
gain tends to lessen. really favorable feature
THIS week IS the improvement of collections west
| anu northwest, the reflection Of the beginning
OF the: movement of delayed crops to market, :
Wheat Including -four exports) for the week
sn oan ~ oct, J. aggregate 4os2es1 bu, against
year: 6, 1875. 749 in 1901 and 4 45o1s7 in 1900.
FOR thirteen weeks of the cereal year they aggre-
gate ~, 297 1862 .bu, against 65 $40 715 In 1902
exports tor the week aggregate 1 ,123; 81 bu,
agalnse 77s,2So last week, l41, 423 a year ago,
9oe9A In" 1901 and 1885,, 249 in 1900. For thir-
teen weeks OF the present cereal year they aggre.
gate 12,72e;I22 blu, against 1,iss, $3.50 in 1902,
IL, isz, ol8 IN 1901 and 40, 697, 1867 in 1900. -
BUSINESS failures In the United States for the
! week enalpg with Oct. l., number 1873, against
| 1so last week, O. in the like week of 1902 l75
In l9ol, ~ In 1900 and JAG in 1890. - -.
IN canada failures for the week number TO-, IA
against ~ last week and Il in this week: a year
| ago: :: 1882 = - -. '.
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CHURCH, SERVICES TOMORROW
CONGREGATIONAL.

-. OONVAEtA14VNAA.
Better Tan no s1sas
service. p :,>< :,
Thirty eighth ,strset-Rsv. VIM: A. Wilkinson;
Christian Workers. -:
rec re- 5S sds9s s$SfR'nb d.
churches and soeie Fl o'n
, Lyndal s7ols G. Fl Burtqn; morning, mour
TRe1egea ar ssses Ts5SS
in Handiwork as seen on an extended western
:. Oak Park-Rev Walter Snow; morning,
ing, Passing Into. . New Stage" arstt ami
eEsaak ha as Do Do to
F. S9tt9 9os ss4:
Fl Gov s snp g. T. fo sgenf Sssd BY
Elected Rssk e M Mrs ssh
( Lowry Hil-Rev. Henry Holmes; morning,
self -centered and God-centered"; evening, g.,
E.. at, $50: . r.-.-.., -, IS - p
service With Trinity NJ e. church, address By
Rsy G. Of Minn
preach. $50 .5>z.s.zs @.5 =!
with fatience" evening. 'Foundati lions. @'''
Fremont Ayenue-Dr. George Hindley, morning
and evening. 49, :,
Como Avenue-Rev. j.. NJ. Hubert; morning,
'.The Lost Som; evening, gospel service.
Open Door tcorner Of Jefferson and Thirteenth
avenue)-Rey; VIM. 4; Gerrie; morning, 1890,
evening, 1870, NJ L. Mott viii give business
mans address. ~:
vine-Rev. John s. Rood; morning, 'Real
Living; evening, union meeting in Park Avenue
Congregations church; Secretary Judson Smith
of the American board will speak.
METHODIST.
Prospect Park-Mrs. H. G. Harrison and Mrs.
s. NJ. Passmore will address the congreg alton on
| their recent observations in India, China and
Japan. The service will be under the direction Of
/ the Womens Foreign missionary Society. =
| Franklin Arenue-Rev A. A. Graves; morn.
Ling. the pulpit will be occupied by Mrs. Bernard
of Union Mission; evening, the pulpit will he oc.
conference.
| Park Avenue-Rev. j. J. Noe; morning, "Cor
nelius, evening, IA Supreme Safety. -
Lake street-Rev. +. W. Stout; morning, q
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PULPIT AND PEW
TO N. MEET |;'' AT ANOKA
Baptist State Convention Will Be
Held There Beginning Mon
day, Oct. 12.
The Convention Theme Will Be
Power" The Program Has
Been Completed.

The full program Of. the state Baptist
convention at TAnolka, Oct 1916, has been
prepared The delegates will represent 3D.
900 Baptists and it Is expected that the
representation will be large Special cars
will be, provided by the Great Northern.
They:&will leave st. Paul Monday at 2:35
p. M, and Minneapolis, at 3:05. Most Of
the delegates from the, twin cities and
from southern Minnesota, will take this
train. Railroad rates Of one fare and a
third have been secured, Tho. entertain
ing church win furnish lodging and break
fast. The mission work Of the year has
been prosperous and good results have
been achieved. Indications point to very
successful meetings.. : The convention
theme is Power. ''F's e., "-7@ T. . - :.
THE PROGRAM.
Monday Evening, Oct. Hawthorne Rev F.
seh Sew Carey
Rev. =. e. chi3ers. B B., 81 New York, field
Power Center Of Christianity, Rev. R. II: West;
Welcome to new pastors and response; address,
C.. A COOK, 3D., Of New Jersey; report Of com:
%ittee On spiritual stateof churches Reg G. W
mittss; Ke!: &; +: Aolt; eonfefeaee; :.
80 Afternoon--Women foreign missions; report
Ladies ara Their WORK; Miss i, W. Kidder;;
in %memoriam; address, %Modern Miracles" Mrs.
missions report Of Committee, Mrs: W. S. Bar:
! rett; work among the Germans, Miss Selma
E7eningWAddress, Power Expressed In Sac:
rifce;n Rev. A. T: Fowler, DID; annual sermon,
REV. +. L. Anderson: 6 - ~. as,:. d..
-, r.. q "WEDNESDAY.
Rev. R. Y. West; election Of officers and report
Of committees; addresses by, convention mis-.
RSH R01 ana
Spirit, the Source OF Power. Rev. W. B. Riley.
add1sss ssd f R sSar
ssts Seavsnt5Sa: is Slsss nd Pevsf;
in the Northwest" Rev O. 4. Williams, DD:
f Slns Ra ghe W. co NJ Baae9 What Shall
1 .. .... -. :. THURSDAY. ~. 49,.
Wss sSry o. repose .
e 1sSif Fepsr Ct Bs
sSars.s spe ie Pd%ss s. BIZ eSTn
Of "a nanc sew con nGah ad
address, Power EeS Man hi
in Work Beyond the, Sea-. Rev: 4. F. Groesbeci
pistriet Missionary c.
address, j. " Ford, PhD Of p HSsb e ecad
envy. -.'- e. -: -
49, .;~ FRIDAY. 49, =:
son ne u J9n5ax sss sSns
ed. as ,AdJuncts to Power; Gay Better Qrganl
zati on A L; Batesi 81 sq5aded Curriculum
Wynan; (d( more scheols;1' Rev. D. NJ: At 4
wood; ls) .DennNe Results, y B: 5. Living
day school, Rev. S. McMinis: primary exercise
by Anoka Sunday school: address, "Posgibtlttie
Of Power In the Sunday. school, = - :.
session. presidents address, Rev. Es IS. va
Ness; address, Trained Young People, II tn
banners, Rev. W. n: s. Spfiggs: fcDort of iunio
leader, Mrs. o. NJ. Waskburn; address, "Jesu
Evening Citing Epistles,1 d. E
Smith, D. D., of Chicago. ~ t.. 80 *
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FIVE HUNDRED LESS THAN EoR SANE TIME

New York, Oct. 3.-Dun's report of CONNER
c1al failures for the nine months of 1903 says:
Commercial insolvencies In the United States
during the nine months Of this year were S,176
in number with assets of $50. 109, 1885, and liza
bfl1ttes Of $1O1, 1855, S55. AS. to number there
appears most encouraging decrease Of exactly
800 as compared with the corresponding months
last year. when the aggregate was s,676, but liza
bil1tles this year have been very much heavier
than the Ss5,4Q7 400 reported year ago. In
manufacturing lines there were zoos defaults
INVOLVING $40, es3, 7O2, against 2,O35 last year
for $33, 764, SIS. Trading failures numbered 5761
and the defaulted indebtedness was $4O,273, s21,
as compared with 6,147 failures in the CORE
spending nine months of 1902, when the sum
involved was $4O;726, 92O: Other commercial de-
faults, not properly included in the two chief
divisions, such as brokers, agents, livery laun-
ory, etc., We're 40 In number and. ST ,e9s, $780,
against 474 a year ago.. when the amount in
volved was. 1o.e15752. Banks and other similar
fduetary institutions suspended to the number
Of Sc with $s71,e11 Of liabilities, whereas there
we're At last year, involving $2sO27, 19s No
figures are inserted for the receivership Of the
Consolidated Lake Superior company, owing to
the indehn1teness of reports thus far obtainable.
Furthermore, this collapse would not properly
come under commercial failures.
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Commercial Failures to Oct. l.
A Good Thjnu.

Every issue Of The Four-Track News
makes 1t easier for ticket: agents. and
ticket sellers to secure passengers. for
distant parts Of the country, for the rea-
son that every article and every iJlustra
ton in The ur-Track News is an in
ducement for readers to travel and see
what marvellous variety Of scenery and
climate. our own country possesses. The
more these facts are impressed upon the
average person, the more certain he or
she is to have a desire to travel. There
fore, The Four-Track News is not only
In the interest Of all the transportation
lines and hotels, it also bears out the
legend Of its title page Of IAN illustrated
Magazine of: Travel and Educa TOM
From the Buffalo Commercial. =
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st PED sf ke5 as
will then tour Ohio and Illinois. ~.
In his sermon to-mcrro evening tthe First
m me- non Ksy Megs1s Vii discuss
stsysns viii sing doetses duet. "dalm the
The annual rally of Riverside Sunday school
gram will be made up of special exercises by
orchestra numbers and special music and an
address by L. X. Thompson, former superin-
Until further notice, the Gideons Will conduct
m The meeting tomorrow Will be in charge. Of
tFavfn agent evening" S b ga
sens wll 3sys ef5rsS Of ths services
Nazarene church Of Los Angeles, viii preach and
conduct revival services at the Academy Of
% SRnsf1e ofs1se e. 1Si$S
Life" and Believers Cleansed from Inbred
public. -
At the EtEst Baptist church Sunday morning
:st9 % e11sS
H9 &o St ss. Fs ~
t Pay c Thy 55e H% ID be
Buchanan With nf ute obiisato ene h'e' 0' S
Rev: Pr. Edward I. Parks D.. D., Of Atlanta.
Ca. VIII occupy the pulpit at Westminster
of
ssReak upon The Negro, the Nation and the
As na2's Of s2c t R a5fz ass
ctally well qualified to speak upon this question.
the American people.
gational church viii be as, follows:s Morning,
ss1 ;n ehcr s n1vs h}
No More Go Down" Brown; organ postiude,
Wseasr sS54 fSsSs w:9s Essy 6 sSS
f The ksra aafrstt organ postlgds, ssleeted
! Dean Fletcher Is organist and musical director.
As has been Unlimited In the press, the music
the place Of the choir Viii ndeed b 't an
& IN as
ater orchestra cornet, violin, trombone clari
and excesnt msy Be
The program: March, Princess Pocahontas,'
Mssaina; D{Gnbasa esps'ss
4 Rosales.
The October communion ana reception Of new
rs sstsfe VIZ nfnan %5
ask % b saas e n ths Gsrtf;
feass Of the Most High is to be used as the
In is
thsn,, BREAK Forth Into Joy,a King; oaertory
SSw Is 5ERt Mercy Ga
L zsriss Of seven sermons on cod in Hi. Hsndl
TIP 1 99 9 'Pa sae f fS
1 III oh hs aagFas,
Of The a9eo Gods and South Cheyenne canyon; Oct
ss Of SsRas se
canyon Of arizona; My. T., Goods Gardens !,
aeGitaons Nd Nf
dian Rockies, etc '''
Rev: DR.: Fowler at Calvary Baptist church
aim Yill be the thoro ard reverent study Of tn
and social nature of its members. 1t will NEE
each asL!o Sunday at 1916 ?; m; The studies viii
sP 9e OF
Se @sseSn , N 5tsa hS e r.
Kingdom, Sin. 'The Rule Of 'V Conduct,
Society" Tie class. viii welcome men Of al
The following is the order Of music for tn
ergses at St. Marks
in Tb e.
hymn, Come, Holy Ghost, Our Souls Inspire, ;
s4ok s By Of The ssns
ton: Hymn, 1.-The King Of Love-" J. B. Dykes
bae coeet for Ike
=, Sunday after Trinity; sanctus, Camidge; com
HoaeR n4s bFsad Of the %ord
Eesd n sory Sssted f$ Cobb: N0 S9en 1a
a:4Sspeeial, musical service full choral even
Mencat and Nnne ptti se' in A. Rag
Sss2s F osrt on n sntbe
yard; ve :; hymn. Lord Dismiss Us with III!
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CHURCH: NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES -
The Portland Avenue Church Of Christ Sunday
stsad h Of $50 s The morning church service
Professor Hutchinson Of tie state university
morning, the absenee Of the PASTOR R eS Music
will be furnished BY the quartet. -,
The Sunday school OF the Church Of the Re-
pastors study Wednesday at s D. m .e . - Luz
Nv R RIs C. L Lehnert h been
his congregation both morning and evening to- o.
The Linden Hills Congregational church i. ce,e.
brating it's first anniversary Monday evening.
The gentlemen Of tile church will give q recep
the city. s'll -'tsnus - =
Rev. G. Il. Morrill, viii preach at the simp.
Son n; =: 81 church Sunday night Subject
7. F. Allen, late pastor Ct the Thirteenth Ave.
nue. church. 4.
Churchof the Redeemer Monday evening s n. S.
Thursday evening to attend the iowa Universaiist
convention and e deliver an. address upon "a
John p. Swift the we'll known representative
sadsa SHUTTER ana 1 viii addrss.
regular meeting In the pastors study at 'n tht
St and Min m ise viii lRer s.
seventh street and :BlaisdeI avenue, Sunday q,
$50 p. M An. interesting program will b.
given. ,lls.5sss. n. ~ - | =. q
| Beginning tomorrow, the Trinity Baptls
church Will hold: itg services in the hall Of tn,
effected d lease until April j. Rev. Howard p
! Whidden of St. john, n. B,..fwill supply til,
pulpit for the next two months. s
The decorations and rerovating now going Of
at Plymouth church will be completed next weel
and: rally services VIII be. held Oct. II. IN
gregational society, or Plymouth church, Will b
held Tuesday evening, Oct. 13. Sc
i Rev. Dr.. r.. N. McKair.; formerly st Mime
apolis, for the last two years at Sioux City, Ia
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Choir Festivals.

The evening service at st. Marks procathedra1
the first Sunday each winter month will be a
choir festival, Full choral; evensongs will be
sung, including Tails cathedral responses set
tings Of the Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis, we'll
known hymns in which the congregation is in
vited to- join, offertory.- anthem Stainer,s
"Sevenfold Amen" after the benediction, also
professional and occasional hymns up the center
aisle of the cathedral The collection at these
services will 60 to maintain the choir library.
Rehearsals on new cantata to be given, in the.
procathedral about the end of October on a
weekday evening will begin Immediately. G. 81.
give complete work each month, and the volun-
tary contributions at these special weekday serv-
ices will be for the special purpose of pro7id-
ing fund for an especially interesting and ex-
pensive outing he contemplates arranging for the
whole choir early next summer. y :
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HONOR FOR. AR. MITCHELL; - -
FORMER HennepIn Avenue Church: Pastor
Sent to General Conference. = e.

a, unique: and distinguished honor has
just been paid Rev. Charles Bayard Mitch
ell, pastor Of the First Methodist church
Of Cleveland, former pastor Of the Henne-
pin Avenue church IN Minneapolis. Attic
a member of the conference only two
years he has been made one Of the six
delegates from the East Ohio difference
to the May general conference at Los
Angeles. He Is the zhrsrt special transfer
which the conference has elected to the
general conference in it's history Of sew
enty-fve years. DR.. Mitchell has the finest
Methodist church in Ohio and is now build
ing $25o,000 structure on beautiful Eu-
cid avenue. ,:as.- -.
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Annual Convention Of the Rrotherhood Of
= st. Andrew, Denver, Col, Oct.
=. '''' TIL 1on2 - - ..

The Chicago Great Western Railway viii
sell round trip tickets on Oct. 4 to Oct,
at, the rate of one fare plus. soc, good
returning until Oct. 81. For. further in
formation apply to L. G. Rains, Gen'l
MINI eapolis. " - :
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One Fare to San Francisco and Return

The Chicago Great Western Railway.
Tickets at the above rate will be sold
from Oct. 8 to Oct. It. on account, of
American Bankers Association: Conven-
ton, Oct. 2o-2s, and will be good returning
until Nov: 80. For further Information
apply to L: G. Rains, Gen1 Agent, Cor.
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indiana and Ohio Excur,Ion..

The Chicago Great Western railway
will on Sept. !, 3, s15 and Oct. IS sell tickets
at one and. one-third fare for the round
trip to. Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton.
Toledo, sandusky, Springfield, Elkhart.
Fort Wayne, La Fayette, Indianapolis
and all intermediate points In Ohio and
Indiana, also Louisville, KY: For further
apply to L. C. Rains, General
Agent, corner Nieollet av and 9Th st, Min
neapolis. &c.
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CHICAGO POTATO MARKET, Oct s.-Pota-
toes-The market slow and weak. Buyers
for the local trade have been filled up and were
indifferent about paying 60c. All stock
shows some rot, and it is exceptional car
that Is entirely free from 1t.
Car lots, per bu Northwestern white stock.
god to choice ;e: eo@e5c: g. red. good: 500 Sc;
common. or showing rot, Michigan or Wisconsin,
40@5Oc; sacks. 11@-bu. home grown 7o@75c
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HIDES, PELTS, TALL0W, WOOL
REVIEW OF THE MARKET BY THE NORTH
WEsTERN HIDE & FuR COMPANY

Owing to the large kill of cattle in all the
wholesale Strengthening centers, and the increase
Of country kill, hides in Chicago and Boston are
Nc lower, with a dull market. 1t seems likely
that they will go lower before long. Prices are
reduced here Sc with prospect of further re-
duction There seems to be q large stock
of cattle all over the country, especially in the
west, and It Is reasonable to suppose that there
this, and because feed will be high.
Tallow Is dull at We decline. Still lower
prices expected $3.50 a., .i''
Wool-The market is quiet. No change as yet
Mohair is little lower. Considerable coming
in. ..
Sheep pelts in fair demand, rather better than
wool, especially those skins that will make good
leather. =: .o,.,-
Ginseng, which has recently been higher than
ever before known has declined this week 4Oc
per, pound. 1t Is still extremely high. -
Too early to quote furs yet. Expected to
start out about the same as last fall
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Fall Meeting of Presbytery.

E. The regular fall meeting Of Minneapolis pres-
bytery will be held Monday, Oct. $, 1880 a. M,
at Long Lake Presbyterian church.: The train
leaves the union station at 10 O'clock and re-
turning leaves Long Lake at 5:O7 D. m. :,
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-'tStill=ater BugEestions.' -

Rev. G. L. Morrill's subject at the PEOPLES
church to morrow will be saltwater susees-
tons based on the text. THE Way, of the
Transgressor Is Hard" Travelling men are In.
vited specially to these services The decorations
tomorrow will be sforal:. l..,.:.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS

New York, Oct 3.-The following table, com.
pied by Bradstreet, shows the bank clearings
at me principal cities for the week ended Oct
l., "atn me percentage Of increase and decrease
as compared with: the corresponding week Of
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cement Roonna,

:ts !carey's Magnesa Cement Roofgna,
The only roofing material that grows
better with age. Try it,. W. s., Mott
Company. Both phones, 37e.
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If you had taken two Of Carriers Little
Liver Pills before retiring you would not
have had that coated tongue or bad taste
in the mouth this morning. Keep a. vial
with you for occasional use ~
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LONDON CLOSING srocKs

London, Oct 3.-Consols for money, So 1915:
eo tab3sa, for a. account IS 1916 ANACONDA az
timore Ohio Ths; Canadian Paetse 1a *
Chesapeeake : Ohio: s15A; Chicago Great West,
e eGnn l0 R Chicago e. Milwaukee St Paul,
2dh Denver & Rio Grande preferred, II; Erie,
2eA; Erie FIST n eferred. ssas; Erie second
preferred. 491a; Illinois Central 1341a; Louis
T Tals & IA Nashville Ta. 1o1H Missouri Kansas :
y Western. GOV; Norfolk & Western. preferrel,
ssh;- Ontario & Western, .22M: PENNSYLVANIA
s s% Rand Mines es, 9; Reading. 24H Heading
80; Southern Railway. 1913 Southern Railway
preferred 50; Southern Pacific, 43ls; Union
States Steel. 49,. United States Steel IRE ire.
9 fe 65la; Wabash, 2oA; Wabash. preferred
Bar silver. uncertain 81 e-1ed per 2 ounce. S'sj
Money, 2d2h per cent. -
The rate Of discount in the open market 70,
short bills IS 3ss M3A per cent. The rate Of dis
count In the open mar ket for three months
bills is 3A@3 Bper cent. -. : .