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New-York tribune., 1909-04-25

Constantincple. April 24.-Ambassador Leish-
man received a dispatch to-day from the Ameri-
can Consul at Beirut, @. B. Ravndal setting
forth the danger OF a collision tomorrow be
tween Mahometans and the Druses tribesmen
IN reply he suggested that message be sent TO
the father Of the late Deputy Arsian, telling him
cf the success Of the liberal forces here, and
suggesting that vengeance be left TO the gov
ernment NJ Bustony. q Deputy from Beirut
and the only Christian member of parliament,
also has sent 4 message TO his people in which
he urgently advocates measures to prevent a
clash
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
p RUNA
For Gatarrh of the Throat OF iwO
Years Standing.

nl was afflicted for two years with
catarrh of the throat. At first IT was
very slight, but every cold took made
1t worse.
''l followed your directions and IN
very short time began to improve.
took one bottle and am now taking
my second. can safely say that my
throat and head are cleared from ca
tarrh at the present time, but ! still
continue TO take my usual dose for
spring tonic, and I find there is moth
Ing better Mrs. w. Pray, 26o
Twelfth ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Eduardo Dominguez of No. 225 West 25th street.
was held in 500 bail for trial yesterday by Magis-
trate Cornell in the Tombs court, charged with
false entry He was arrested Friday night on
the tenth floor of the waldorf
The annual meeting of the Army Relief Society
will he held on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of John BigeIow No. q Gramercy Park. Among
the speakers will be Colonel c. w Larned. of
West Point and Edmund B. Smith chaplain of the
18th Infantry stationed at Governors Island.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
SMALL PAY FOR MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE
Couple Aroused Minister, and Bridegroom
Gave Him Package Containing ii Cents
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune-I

Mville y. J., April A.-"Won't you come down
long enough marry us?' came a voice from the
darkness to the Rev. James Z. Adams the Metho-
dist Episcopal minister at Mauricetown shortly
after midnight on this date we have driven all
the wav from Milville TO get you TO perform the
ceremony said John II. Brandriff; son OF Ephralm
F3randriff, a Millvlle merchant The minister per
formed the ceremony, with his wife and daughter
as witnesses The bride Miss Nettie Calkins
of NillviIle The bridegroom handed Mr.. Adams an
envelope He found a piece Of heavy paper con
fainine Il cents and the paper was written:
This is all we spare now: will see you later
New-York tribune., 1909-04-25
DEAD MAY REACH 10000
OTHER AMERICANS NAY
HAVE BEEN SLAIN.
Miss Lambert's Messenger Killed.
90, 900 Refugees an Three Cities
Mob Nearing Latakia.

Beirut, Asiatic Turkey. April PA conserva-
tive estimate now places the number of killed
IN the Armenian massacres in Adana viIayet at
from twenty thousand to thirty thousand At
the town OF Adana more than one hundred girls
are missing 1t is known that twenty-one native
pastors have been killed. Fears are entertained
that other American missionaries besides those
whose deaths have been reported have been
murdered.
There are fifteen thousand refugees in Adana
and Tarsus and five thousand at Mersina. Mar
ash and Aintab quiet but conditions at
Hadiin are becoming critical. A messenger dis
patched for relief by Miss Lambert the Ameri-
can missionary who. two days ago. sent an ap-
peal TO Constantinople. has been killed in the
street. A second messenger, a sode., was shot
at. The Nalix has given assurances of the
safety Of the Americans
Conditions at Alexandretta are unchanged.
Beilan and Dortyole are holding out An appeal
for help has been issued from Latakia. as the
mob is nearing that city, and the American
property is threatened. Antioch is quiet there
being no Armenians left in that own. No dis
turbances have occurred in Beirut tonight
The Armenian village of Kessab has been
burned and many persons killed there The
women and children of Kessab are fugitives in
the surrounding mountains, exposed TO hunger
and mob violence
Help is urgently needed everywhere the
coast. The situation at Beilan. short distance
south of Alexandretta, is most critical. Native
hordes are moving on Suediah. eighteen miles
southwest Of Antioch.
The body OF Enlir Mohammed Arsian, the Dep
uty whc murdered recently at Constantine
pie. is due t. arrive here by steamer tomorrow.
Mahometans are coming into Beirut to-day TO
resist the expected vengeance of the Druses
tribesmen the chief of which is Arsians father.
These tribesmen have concentrated their forces,
and they are coming into town in large num-
beTs
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25
x Zprdvy ze St. Paul. &


Neuelnl GIOHeeT Trss PfIIifs5i
yyobrazeni slecny Emmy Destinno-
VI . pana Carl Jocrna Y dlohach
Mafenky d Jenika Y Prodane Me-
vdstd. X vyobrazeni pfipojena by
IL iIcHotIva zprasa vrasiksesEsi vrasiksesEi tssf tsp
chu teto ceske opery ma jevisti Me-
tropoIitan disadIa New Yorku.
FinanGni vybor statniho sn6-
mu neyi Al rady, co mslo BY bgti Il
dineno se starym statnim kapitolem.
.I'5z u potfebsije zaaGne epravy a sn6m
zadan je Q poyolenf "a tim ucelem
$4,000. Mnozi poslancsi soudi,
ze BY bylo lepe budoyu prodat a "a
strzene penize yystav6t move afa-
doyny blize noveho kapitoiu Ccna
stareho kapitolu udaya se ma $780,
10iO.
SIecna Cizkoya, nejmladsi
dcera pana Vojt9cha Cizka Wah-
peton, No. Oak. pfijela sem na ma
vsttyu dvou svych sester hodla zde
nsjakou dobu pobyti.
isas + nj tslk, ssii mes sI;e & ;s
senbEy. T5daI nayrh, aby hudefbrii
kaI,sla, jszz aksaaz.talorosn6 ie msstem
zjednana ma koncerty Como par
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

Pfedlohy prosle poslanecke
snAmovne: I'll. @. Bjorge, ustano-
yuiiel dab ma zeleznon rudu, doby-
yarou sescrni 5tissttii 55astii stain .astsas g 9 siee.
dan ma aazdou tunu die toho, jak
yeke procento rudy obsahuje. Tou-
to dani ziskal by stat jeste yetsi
dnchody nezli "a pfftomneho zpd-
sobu odhadu; Sullivan, povol- $2,-
250,O ma vystavtni move trestnioe
We Saltwater. DIE vyhotovendch
plant bude zahrazene prostranstvi
trestnice zaujimati 20 akrd q mimo
to bude pfinalezeti K trestnici 160
akru dobre p1dy, ma nfz budou SC
ptstovati vseciany potfebn6 plodiny
d vyrobly K spotfebe tomto dsta-
WI. 0ccekaya 90, zc vyftaazek 2 yyroby
yazaciho provazSu ii rosiiiiic;is iiiic;is;feeihs
strojn budc obnaseti asi S5Uo,0O0
ge.sn1 1irnz dozirne dobe obdrzel
by stat zpet .penize, vynalozene ma
| stavbu. Nova trestnIce fila byti
dohotoyena i ttyrech nebo peti le-
tech bude iednou . nejlepsich We
Spoj. Statech. Kodenberg, ustano-
! v.siiei plat pfedsedv m6stske robo-
tArny St. Paul ma $1,000 rocn6 /;
Greene, utvofeni dfadu pozarniho
marsala pro mesto st. Paul; Rn-
stad, opatfeni prot sifcni SC nakaz-
livych nemoci meI hospodaaaffssiks aaffssis uni uni
debyt1aty spence, ably okresy nio-
bly, povoliti penize "a d6elem ohla-
soyani pfirodnfho syeho bohatstvf q
iinych who'd k ziskani osadnil<d
sss:ss.ss, .ls Ass zssszen hsl zaken na-
bizejici odmanu "a yysazovani stro-
mn "a polapeni kohskJch zlode-
] id; Pauly, ably bylo zapovezeno
chytati kraliky lasi6kami. Y sef1d-
tu, Hardy, rozmnozenf pficin zba~
yuifcich povinnosti Ike sluzb6 ma POI
rote; Nelson, yyzadujici hubenl
,travy d plevele podel yefejn5ch cest !;
Fosseen, ably tovarnach dilnach
bylo vyhovovano patfitngm zdra-
votnim pfedpisdm Cestovnf komi-
&C, ably sn6m povolil 100000 ma
vefejne cesty mostly Adams, aby
jidelni yozy ma drahaeh platily
license prodeje lfhoyin; Johnson,
ably ulozen byl trest Y pfipadech fa-
lesneho tvrzeni "a ld6elem ziskanl
lnveru.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

ats7szxsa = = :. = - "a hAsGASsaxl
zaIladanl kluhovnieh lnistnosti, kde
majitele hostinci sklepnici mo-
hi H by - nslssi nsilsssi sfs;ss,iiseSslS azet
yzajemne Sc pobaviti. Jak znamo,
.-yeeal vrehni etatni soud pred ne
jakou dobou rozhodnuti, ze kazdy
podobny klub musi 81 opatfiti ho-
stinske povoleni k vycepu lihoyin,
coz zpnsobilo mnoho zle lxrve iako
Enasledek toho byla statnim sn6mem
pfiiata pfedloha zakona, iiz podob-
nc kiiuiby lsou vyiiinatty plseeeeisiis Il
cense. Inu CO isou PAM, to jsou
pani.
= Pan j. G. Zalesky, syn pana
Karla zzsasleskeho. naI1za sc mn ce-
stach co jednatel pro North West
Bakery Supply Co. Minneapolis.
Pan zalesky kona cesty po Mime
sote, lowe jiznf Dakote.
= Obdrzeli jsme tax zvany 'sYear
Book, yydany statnim sntmem a
obsahujicf mimo jine zivotopisy za-
s.etfss s.eits iisSiiseiiss isiis isss
ina yykkazujir, 10 Hsj Hsjsssfsasji;i sssfsi; jseca jseca z
zakonodarn6 zastonpeni praynici,
jiehz ie 2ti We snemoyne a 20 se-
natu; tedy celkem 46. PAX nasle-
| duji farrnaFi q dale zastnpci roz-
dilnych drahd feneseI nebo povo-
Ianf. vyJEna Jeri1u Isst sIiEadi NFsss-
IA iina narodnost syfmi poslanci
zastoupena. jest vidst, ze malo
DIANE, abychom V dllezitych stat
mich t6lesech, jako jsou snemoyna
| poslancekA, neho senat byIi z;1::=s.sc,s ..
peni, a1koIi name Minnesota ne1-
| | meme 225 1e@kyeh osad dosti schop-
lnycfl muza do t1chto 1fadn. v
minulosti jak SO zda byli jsmf ma
tom l6pe, nezh nyni. Pokud nam
znamo, m6li isme poslance Move
prahy osobe pana Vrabka a Va
cka. q Chatfield meli isne dlou-
|holet6ho zastupce jak dome po-
slancu tax v senatu pann Andr.
llkovi Rvlo hv zadoucno. aby kra.
jaun s'ssT a!ss-s,ssss:h l:ss!i gfete
| K tomuto stavu a snazili sc posta,
Iviti do pole tazz teslst zAkenodarce
Pan Pan Tomas oiiiHi4AiSS ys4A;sssrss. 4;ssss., eeslnjlc jlc
jcdnatel pro likerni obchod pans
Jos. Bernardo Y Chicagu, ILL.,, al
| tyto dny nasem mest6. Ma sv'
ceste nasstivi / jine 1cske osady VI
statu. Pan Vavra je co nejltp'
!, znam ze syyeh mnohych oest a upl
|. Inc spolehlivy, takzc ii zasluhuje We
skere diiYzry.
| Pan saa ,Ioseff KollAs nayratil se ,
nntur} Phillips Phillips, Wis Hiss., kkae vlastn
pozemky. Jak u k nam pan KoIal
zalidnuje se tamni kraji
ma tesk5mi osadniky kdo by ho
. dial - tam usaditi. nechf se obrat
na tamniho osadnika pana vitl
i simu, bgvaIeto st.-paulskeho obGa
! nas Jei2 rad Kazuef1o poucI q tam
III KrHJTne nH zuSiuur rvv Fs'ss;s 2
sti.
= v pond6li odbyval u pohfel
krajana Mat6je Bernhardta zijicih'
na Logan al. Zemfely byl 55 roki
!, star d podlehl mestske nemocni
ci otray6 krye, vyyinuysi se po 0
J deimntf nohy. NaIezel ku spolkl
Bratfi Y Kruh, tislo ), G. s. ID
! +. j. Move Praze, Minn. Pohfel
lbyl mn vystrojen st.-paulskym spoil
KEN Slovan, tlslo 3, G. q. ID. + ]
'a t6leene pozdstatky ulozeny nj
. Forest hfbitoyt. Zemfely zil v 81
] Panl II rokil i zanechava pet doe
Via dpa svnv Manzeika nFedeSIa Id
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

f5DJa s~NGaA1Ss - A@3 Ds ~ -
odbyvd pfistf ned1Ii ctyrtIetni sciliI-
III Jest zadoucno, ably vsechny
clenkyne Ne do schize dostavily.
= v nedeli odbyvala se V sini G.
s. p. 8. vyrocni schize zastupcn
syohodne leske skoly, pfi cemz pan
FIR. Sanda byl znovuzvolen "a pred
sedu a pf. Albina klima "a po-
lxladnici. Dale zvolen byl p. FIR.
Pafizek "a tajemnika- Byl take u
stanoven vJbor, jenz ma uspofada-
Ii po1atkem mesice kyetna zabavu
We prosp6ch skoly.
Pan Tomas Silha byl zyoIen
! ssfpeelkeeaa speelllkseeaas Slesaa 1islo 3, G. >. ID. z.
j. za deiicgat ku siss= siss=;;sss;sti ;s;stii ls.s.ts le-
teho trvani spolku Chrudim. dislo
II. G. s. II. F. J. Racine, WIS.
:, ssiss sssiissst nest hhsssae hsssae kenati % dnbna.
y Sbor Hyezda Zapadu. {. 45,
y. r. j. tini pfipravy ku svemu w
rocnimu pomlazkoyemu plesu, jeni
bnde pofadan po velikonocnich swat
cich.
81. pavlina Zalesktch, jez pc
jedcn rok zabyyala se student !
iChicagu, navratiia se tyto dny zp6i
40 syeho domova V st. Paul.
Pan Leo siiiila, brzdaf pfi 0
sobnich vlacich Great Northern
drahy, odiel do Hot Springs, Ark
kde liodla straviti az m6sic "a nee.
lem osy6zenl zotaveni.
r Nenalou potiz zpisobila zdej-
isimu Ryan inoteiu oiiiiiaassska jjstllEc:s
zr zsirjrisis s1sa s1sa aassss;se;: hladans
800 muzf nd praci do Montany
platem s3 pfi 5 hodinove dob'
lpracoynf. Kazdy zadatel mel zasla.
I'll 80 centi ma adresu =. r. Jor
geneon, Whitehall, Montana, jen'
incl se v nedeli do st. Paul dostavi-
ii. zadatele, ktefi zaslali uvedenj
obnos zapisneho, meIi sniti pfi ma
jfmani vyhody mad jinymi. Po cell
den byl hotel obIthan zastupy prac'
hledajiefch, lee domnaly pan Jor'
geson Ne neukazal.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

sv Chcete-li 80 zbaviti trpkosti
falesne hubicky, toz neotalejte 3 kup-
te ii gallon dobreho medu, ProdavA
LEVINE Math. r. Vikla, Webster,
Mimi. tf-Qr.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

Nejy9tSi obchod. Nejnizsi ceny.
Broadway a sedmd Mice.


Broadway a sedmd Mice.
n!oo..t!yeite nasfenrlz0vane
sadie sadie
pFi veakarem wnFens. LepH nez ns5lepks maslo
X masIoypy 80 ii mems nek polovicl. Nevy~
sssss'as sss ss ss1 II ga o'p0 s@'a
Nova zasottaa yv;;cctGry dEEhu
oranfs = rvisssr sis.ss ~ ssSTTs& asss +aer
nc mai jsne velxy pruiej ~ syfsss ssrsss2s
md. ma zsIaasns ans cens. sahrnnlic sza Enr
llhru dafia an@o paklik ffiSh, peck, = ~
Spanhlsks eeryenA Ananxsy kus ss*.s.*.sv20t
Kallfornsk6 estrcny. xyI&Etni, tncst. ...sfss
kananv z~ssAsas lAc
Cely chom1c po $t.f0 = vyse.
zllbry Fsrd daslf ssss.+t .s...." 15e
Broskve pskns. pssch VIZ .ss..s 1919 r
- Z%-s*..aw " sAI sA. 1iHsh0vAM .ssss.ss 1 NJ
Mruskys p6kn<. pIaehovNa ~ ssss -
lsosnlny Lye Dinner Party, plechovka sc
GsIionov6 plechovka raIGat z5c
Gsiionov6 pIechoyka York State
jnhi0k *r ss*s**.s*s'..* $3.50. <6G
Raxns oyocnA marin sIAdy ksartov5ch
HadwbAen 4s**sss s*ss*ssststts Il ssss.* -
Gerne ofechy. peck ...........z zBc
smiAeHe ofcchy y libcr "a 500
Poi6mssA ryks, . iiber ~. z5c
Importers "a seIf na prodej.
fprsty6 sesnena xahfalnf nm v5b6r.
9hsedneata nAdos5u pafIeh bxuE<ovfch povI-
del, 1son ~ sffibefnuh aAdnnAefl. 1llr
Ibrk y : - =
csrssv3 vejce, 1Qr
tHcef - =. ~ y. ~
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

pred petit Lefty. Pan Bernhardt byl
mrnem dobrosrdecnym q pro tuto
vlastnost tesil se oblibe vsech, kdoz
fl znali
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

phi vekkerem vaFenE LepH nez nsJlepkl mssla
masIoypy st II mems nek pOaovtc Nevy-
foyust#fnS pro jHusus n cIvo. uspoff tasu .
EyAcz. Zknn4ka "a. cfeswxdh.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1909-03-25

e 81. Pavlina Zalesktch, jez po
jcden rok zabyvala se student '
Chicagu, navratiia se tyto dny zp6t
40 sveho domoya st. Paul.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

et.r.,rrs r,...,-.- New York. August 81 1909
Sg.ns l5 cars or slaushterers ard sor the marss
steady for al srsdss ana % sorts dressed set sns va. "S n
Som some Ss aGand & a. salosc Per ~ with l,s inferior
cattle selling at thar market iaaslsc per ~ dressed
rSr I've cattle retrgerator beef selling at 1oa14c per
20 Io-uorrow the Oceanic will 500 quarters
panv and bs g qSeed Ra SsITssn the Norris Besf Com
CALyEs-Recsipts includng late arrivals yesterday.
Sss Tor e NEAR sr e W5ih $40 Te5s for AMI
erns s1Tyy sdlF and SGmIn0a sr31ss easier West
calves held over Poor 70 medium vesls soiS ~ Ss
- 20 Ber LOO 10 Western calves at s6dS % buttenilks
for city dressed ysas saaise for eountry dressed and
Sales g. curtis & SON vsss os f4a n svsr,ss a,
e e q PER io loo n d. lis rs r. at S. 60 throVous l4s n
judo Co: 1l9 Western calves. 19s 70. 81 y: ~
SHEEP. AND IANIBs-Receipts were 1eis ears or
ne S ] aS neiGG,ns ears for ssugasrers and 10 p for
sold sheep steady FOR an grades; there was slight
really prime or saocs lambs % onerd oaFs srs w'n be IA
per 100 M bunch af 9bIo STt 7 S Sz az ANS sSss4 80 o.
corrmon 10 rood lambs a. S5 s9is7 ~ , Ss & ss -;
9s . his4 as e.se dressed lambs eaiss. with hog
=, ss4ie9Tqsn e =. s : s5SHRo9 5 8 state lambs
tuShy sheep 1o& n s. sheep 10 at 81 So
n ~ g. is ~ e S9nP2ny e. ,-s S % k@snIuey S al2ss 81
hsnucky sheep. ~ ~ az - ~; ls DO, S8 70. az So
81 2s; 22s Ohio do So 10 at s. l2is 90 Ohio sieS9
tTsthsrs), 104 n A. s.. do tstags. 142 70. s4
do y n at So 20; sheep. 10 n. at S. So
slaughtersrs Feeling steady rm. and light heavy
hogs were quotable At s. 10 ass % peF 100 n
Sales tall late yesteriayl--S. Sanders: hogs
210 70 average. IS - PEI 10. DO 100 ~ al
So 81. "A Pennsylvania Do. 1Se ~. 40. IfG
n. at s. 25 PenrsyIvania PIGS. 100 10 s. Is.
r0ughs. 600 70. az 81 30
Tooin 6 shannon. 80 state pigs 20t ib az So sO iE2
do l6& n a. s. IS; roughs SIS 70 az 81 81.
:. Judd & Co. - hogs. f68 N. IS IS; Z
W R Hume: IS state hogs 1si n. at s. so; q roushs
295 70. 81 81.
Nelson s MaCabe: 20 hogs. 49, 70. ar So 50.
roughs. 3t4 n. s. 80.
T.. G. Curtis q sen; % hogs, 132 n. IS SO;
10 do, }5 70 IS 40; rouEhs. n 81 So dc.
ST6 n 81 20; stays. 2S5 n. ar IS
Andrew Mullen 81 state hogs, $50 n at s. 80 roushs.
33S AZ 30
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEeRAPH.

chicago AUS. ATTLE--Receipts. estimated.
1900 head; market STEADY: steers - 80 gSs; cows
So 81. stoc<ers and feeders So 150S5 IS. HOGS
FSecelntS estimated. 9OOO heal. market 1Nc
higher; choice heavy Sc 15dsS --s butchers s. o59
IS 20; usht mixed 81 goa cho-ce light s. 9Ss 2o'
81 65aSS 10 SHEEP Receipts, estimated, 1T000
head market steady sheep. sigs5; lambs. ss759
y Cincinnati AuE s1.--CATTLE-Rsceipts. sos head:
steady: good shippers. s. 25 1S6 To- common.
s29S3 50. HoGS-Eeceipts. lseo hesd active, 90
81 5OqST SO SHEEP-Receipts. 1854 head; dull. $50
lower. 81 "a 50 25 larubs steady. 81 6Oq$1 10.
East Buffalo. Aug. S1--CATTLEs--Recetpts 200
ceipts 100 head; active ana soc lower. S6aS9 50.
UOGS-Receipts 440O head; fairly active; heavy, 50
1Oc lower. others steady; heavy and mixed, So 500
IS 90; Workers. ST. 90 s. 50; piss soasI ae.
slow and steady. lambs active and 15o higher: lambs
% Snsss =, SS CITY Aua st-cArTLE- Receipts 2sOpO
head including 100 Southern. market steady 20 loo
lower. choice export dressed beef steers. 50 50Q
81 60 fair 81 % Sc 40 Western steers So -
q ST. IJ stocksrs and feeders. s. tJ s. % southern
steers IL n 81 So - s., nstive
cows 2 native heifers $50 S. 50; bulls 81 80
a s. So; calves. So 50QS7 so. HoGS-Receipts. 10000
s. S.; heavy 81 70 RS7 95; packers and butchsrw.
q S14S O5: light 81 aSSo5, pigs. S6aST 50.
SHEEP-Recepts 10 GOO head; market steady TO
weak: Utah lambs. s. so: lambs SEA 81 80; yesrnxs.
sfocJsers and feeders. 81 % Q "a 70.
linton Stock Yards Pittsburg, Aug. 31.-CATrI.E--
pIy fair; steady sheep. lower lambs; prime
Nstbers. 81 80 asa So; cuIs and common. s. 500S3:
Snrng lambs SfQS7 veal calves. SIS 5O8s9 so. HOGS
Receipts Hight steady rrms hesyiss ~ IS 50 = se
ers Sc $50 IS % pEs 81 900 So: roughs 81 SO0Sf %
ToIedo. Aug. St.-CLONERSEED-Cash 50 %; 0eto-
ber 81 40, December. s. 5Il: March 1SI5s. TN
OTaY-Prirne. 81 so. ALs1KEs-Prime. 81 30: Oeso-
ST
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 81 1902
gOTTFE-A talk Of A in the worlds
visible supply ard the record breaking receipts reported
~ Brazilian points advanced as 'he osteIsoIa
fo- the deci:ins tendency q the Local coee MAJ
to-day considering the steadiness OF the braz
Ian markets looked though technical conoi-
tions following evening Of the weaker september
NJ the fluctuations which oc-
CURED n response small volume of business
The market opened steady At unchanged prices % d-
cline Of points and c!osed steady net unchansed 70 ~
points lover sales reported OF only $50 bags
Estimates heard trade circles place the probable In
the visible supply % coffee in the world for
he month % August about 100000 BAGS. but big
ur@as- has been looked forward long ercur have
received thorough recogutioa in prices would t
Eat The oie receipts az Brazilian poats should have
great erect dSvoid speculative In
terest long the movement accompanied -
any Weakening of the prinarv for the actual
hsTr-- Receipts the t0-1ay
arsinst $1,000 last and 20 COO 1903 This essb
lse3 new high record for the Sunday
igr any season of tse ysaI. Ihe low Temperatures
'fnflV reported IN Brazil have heen followed by rain
v.l.1. roIslernE thar about the ouIv com
Ilaint has been drouth. believed savsraIIs
fp rev crop standpoint Tie ofcial cables reported
-Hi.f - - rsis n both The I,o s11 santos
AA" market for srot c-T~e quiet virh q-rfs-
''.-s ~ tie basis q 7is- f-- RIO 10 =.
~ foio-r-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Aug. S1.-Predicted heavy arrivals OF
wheat at Northwestern grain centres failed TO
materialize to-day, and as result the wheat mar
ket here strong. final quotations showing net
gains OF &c to 1c. Corn and oats were also strong
but provisions closed barely steady.
Dulness and strength characterized trading in
the wheat pit throughout the entire day. The
market opened strong. with prices up &c to sc.
and during the day further gains OF abort &c
annexed for all deliveries The close was at al
most the top figures. Arrivals to-day at Mime
apolis and Duluth were $40 cars. compared with So
cars the corresponding day year ago. while tho
total primary movement lacked nearly 100000 bush
els OF equalling that of the corresponding time
last year.
Private estimates, which claimed much smaller
crop OF than Indicated by the govern
nnent report. factors in sharp advance In
corn prices The deferred months the mainly
affected by these reports. advanced 10 from the
low point OF the day, while the September delivery
gained only sc The market closed strong ar al
most the top. with prices up &c 10 7sc. compared
with yesterdays final figures.
oats were dull but firm. The close was frr-
with prizes mp tsc 70 &c
Trade in provisions decidedly quiet. at tha
closs prices shade higher to slaa 10 50 lowea
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

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- i-ai t-r-tT after onsri-r II, - -.
r-s,s.. IIis ~ e1n-itioa fEg-ss io-days cotton
ts T gf...f 80 realizing "a l--rT
t--Tc -Tc 'aaoit tss1 - ths--v thst i7v- Ssr..-ra-
t,-.-' .-.---- Red been discounted. The r.ssa ~.
Il Hff
49,. ttraof e. 1- a1tarHs sec rrl--- ars e-'f
= ..s i'- hlEtc- -..l.E tEe Ha.r -ov.-t--
riEf0Tf Le frltrr rrrfra-fa aatsreaF -
~ -s-rst C-' "a . 90 since upward r-rvs---s
-. .a.gpi-r RE AuEusr hI-~a1 a1d A. 81
'nf or 1--t - F1l-tH from 'fe r-t-r
le -t2.- H-frf1 % he T1e-t- vel sati-a-f A. .At,
I've a. tEH-Eh rea-ly yr-rTf
u-'a -, a'e condition .T-rcs Lao a-safy srtsfef
- Af-fi sh- tsis view Ct th- s.t4aticn start.t
.t-S lElr1 reaiz.rF st.i-g orders r-e-,v W
'a aE-lrl ffe rlo"frC level % las- Es-f-r
mace y -" f-sFfrr f-g.1
tatfs Grf- more owing nNr---- %
M t-iiri -rl .ast rTlcst rracti-a.Iv
fE~ ca leaa than FOUR
~s-r ts-1-d rarFlng from - rsr up 10 a.
cent Hr- stovi-g cete-fcrtlou month On Ire
ff"-a6e q: about g cent. which rar-fd s-0v
Tie goteaeat figures wo-l4 -rFtszns~- bsr~a
Hn0l- 2: - This o. agure ttat fhs f,-.i
trao- - looking fc- - av~sss according - ear,ass
made tO--ay wffk figured oct if'.- ps- cent
Iofsy re Ia. nsts.t Vss lafls--ed ~ sp9r~aensoTs
rhar to rh0rt staple - fhs sa-v iaa-a s-f-
r'-r . tly Only for lriustiae reeds desr
Is .-f1thc-r t-ot --ar.ers
uachanEsd is- hEr~-
The - prices --zrsst to-1a
e
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading on The Consolidated Exchange was I'm
s,es In volume most OF the day, although the
market was a broad one in respect &c the number
II issues dealt ia In ALL Eztyfour stocks cfagel
hands with the total sales approAlnlating 'Arev
shares Tnicn Pacific the most active stock,
with Readnr a close second, United states Stee'
common third and Smelling fourth. Most alter
fion among the specialties was devoted 10 CentTel
lea+her Il vas evident that The floor traders
were 5sincuned take aggressive stand, al
though they were more bearish than otherwise
Most OF the leading stocks failed 10 touch as nigh
prices Tor the DAY as were attained CT fhs stock
Exchange. Cniou Pacific did not sell above 20Sis,
against z05z the other board Reading above
16lk against I6lL; Southern Pacific above l2s1<.
against $50. ana Smelling above loiiz against
J0la A marked tendency 70 retire short contracts
was howevcr displayed IN the closing dealings
Union Pacific closed 2JlAs bio with the last sale
~ z0I1L, compared with closing TIE other -
change at 21l. Reading closed at 16o, against lE'7
the ether board. Detailed operations follow