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New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
nEA CALLS RATES UNFAIR
l,-,,l.;us 70 Interstate Commission OF
nissz.mizstion IN Freights.

washington, AC=. ls--Itrough routes ana
-. s-s.-st rates between points east OF
:. ,-s.s-s s-a-e line and interior towns
s,s eas Il Iowa are requested IN q COM
7,-t Set TO-DAY by the State OF Iowa
.--rrs ~ st-o7nev General, Il Y. Bvers,
=. n Interstate Commerce Commi ssi0a.
:. -arlyis,u- l. directed against the
|-.--s3rzris Railroad Company and many
sssa- rsss operating n classification ter
|-sw + < alleged that the present basis
zr,s : unfair ana unjust 10 the people
ia,s-ior Iowa. . they are not afforded
!. advantages CT through routes and joint
xx fra eastern points CT origin % points
;sying:iGn.
F-s,yh. rates CT Trash and cured meats
II Cedgr Rapids, Iowa. 20 points il the
Il esreciaify ssz5oard poIats, are at
zad II Z compliant fled to-day with the
=ssssts Ceu,nerce Commission by 7. N.
<rair K Co. Of Cedar Rapids, against
! Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul Rail
r znd many other carriers operating east
sneago. The Cedar Rapids firm alleges
h Il K Disseminated aga4nst by the
Es h favor q Chicago meat packers
zsvz-cez Il The freight rates on cement.
|Elzg from =. 10 : cents Z hundred
zn5k. from points Of origin II Oklahoma
+ E2as2S 70 points Il Colorado, Cali
N Erd otha- states. haze been suspend
Esuntzrily by the railroads until No
-t>r / The advanced tariffs were to
Es became effective On September : The
azzz-s Commerce Commission mean
zs VII institute q -z-etll inquiry into the
Espsse5 advance.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 1a.-wHEAT-spot dull; No
red Western winter, stock; futures quiet;
October, IS IA; December. IS Sd; March IS Sad
CORN-Spot firm; old American mixed, 6s;
futures quiet: September. d. cad October. As
esd PEAS-Canadian, as. FLOUR-WIntec
patents. 3os. HOPS-In London (Paeifc COAST,
f3 Jsgf5- BEEF-Extra India mess, f:stts.
PORk-Prime mess Western, 167s Sd HAMS -
Short cut, lis 81. BACON-CuInberland cut,
70s: short rib, 16s; clear bellies, los Cd: long
clear bellies, light. 72s SO; long clear u1iddles.
heavy, t2s; short clear backs, 6-5s 3d. SHOUI-
DERS-Square. 6Ie. LARD-Prime Western,
uerces. 59s sd; American refined. in pals, 59s.
CHEESE-~anadian finest white, new, SIS Sd;
coored, J4s; white and coiored. ED. no stock.
TURPENTINE-Spirits sos Sd. ROSIN-Con-
mon, las Sd. PETROL L.EUM-Refin I'd. LIN
SEED OILs-42s COTTONSEED OILs-Hull re-
fined. spot, 29s feI2d. TALLOW-Australian
Ia London, 36s Sd.
London. Aug. 13--SUGAR-Raw, centrifugal.
las Sd nuscovado, 12s lad: beet, August. las
101-d- LI1NSEED-Cdlcutta. August-Septernber
7os Sd: LINSEED OIL--40s So. SPERM OIL
t32 PETROLEt t-American refined Cd spirits
I'd TURPENFfNE-Spirft 50s Sd. ROSIN-
American strained. las Cd: fine lis Sd
Antwerp. Aug. 9.-PETROLECM, 10 francs
so centiineS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
NEW CHURCH FOR HUNGARIANs
Only One Catholic Parish In the City
for Their Race.

A meeting oR prominent Hungarian Cath
olics in greater New York will be held on
Saturday evening. August =. at the Union
Square Hotel, for the purpose OF orsaniz-
ing new parish On the upper East Side
and an immigrant home. Edmund Gal
launer, who was instrumental IN founding
the Hungarian Catholic Church. In East
18th street. viii preside. The priz1cipa,
speaker is to be the Rev John RACE, for
Hlerly connected with the Budapest Ca
thedral. who is now visiting in this country
According 10 those interested IN the new
movement, 50 per cent Of the W.da0 Hur-
Gartans in this city are Catholics. They
have only one church
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
FREIGHT BUSINESS FALLS OFF
Decrease in Massachusetts Said To Be
from 10 TO Is Per Cent.

Boston. Aug. Ia-Raiiroad freight busi-
ness throughout Massachusetts has suf-
fered g perceptble decrease in volume
Scme railroad officials IN Boston affirm
that the decrease has amounted TO from
l0 10 Is per cent, although others say that
they do not care TO estimate the percent
age. SO faT the bad showing has had no
effect OF the service, although IL Is likely
70 have II the slump continues Now the
railroads are standing for the loss OF earn
ings. for there is no wav il which 70 re
Guce expenses unless i be 10 curtail the
service
The New York. New Haven 6 Hartford,
Boston * Albany and Boston x Maine
railroads all have felt the present diff
Guilty and are at Z loss TO give any one
definite reason for the trouble, except that
II is due 10 Z state Of conditions which are
generally bad.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
TIDINGS FOR HUSBANDSTo-BE
More Kitchens fer the Education Of
Future Chicago Brides

Chicago, Aug t9--More kitchens a=s
needed In Chicago not 20 feed the masses
put in which 70 educate girls who IN z few
years viii be the housewives OF tile eity-
At the meeting Of the builders and
grounds committee of the Board OF Educa
ton to-day Mrs. Ella Flaeg Young. super
intendent of schools, asked the COMMITTEES
70 recommend to the board that kitchens
be installed in the schools where house
hold arts are 20 be taught. Her request
viii be acceded TO.
There are approximately "a OF these
schools, and about seventy-fiye kitchens are
already equipped This means about rs
new ones, and when they are built gynna-
siuns probably will be installed at the same
time at an average cost for both kitchen
and gymnasium of a trtfe more than 81 d.le
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
LITTLE LEFT FOR MEMBERS
II Report CT American Legion OF
Honor Presented so Court.

aSan, Aug. 1s.-The fifth report O.
zy 4 Fylna1, receiver OF the Anaeri-
-ss;o2 q Honor. presented 10 Judge
x q r1E Supreme Judicial Court, to-
z SHOWS tast tHe $3.50 members re-
~--g Il good standing are entitled 70
p zsta snare Il ess1ts amounting 70
~ z--s-s although their total claims
III asar.v 3 10 oG9. Many Of these Ger
-a'$'s heide-s Evc 81 California, New
--ES Texas. Pennsylvania and New
II gas thz- have Untl May q, 1911. 10
ftss sgiras
e o-d@r - TIC c0Grt VIII apply 70 al
2at-z Tao paid assessment Nc. IL
- Fe21cel TIC amount OF tL-e Ger
80 ana Increased TIE assessments.
-siAtil;S u nearly sasp.eo0 obtained in
eo-Tls = Texas against the Legion OF
- AaFe act been recognized by the
-NAaShosstts Supreme Court, IS these
-s-.entz Ez-e -C- obtained J1-til after Z
l-s1 been appointed 6.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
Church AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Three important Gatherings To Be Held When Vacation Season
Ends
Ends.

man viii preach. r1o-niuz and afternoon.
Subjects: Where Are the Dead7'' "A Lost
Treasure Found In September DR..
Chapman goes TO Great Britain to begin
worldwide evangelistic movement lie
VIII preach here on August = also
Florence nightingale will be the sub
ject OF the Rev. Leon a. Haryey's address
at All Souls Unitarian Church ar II a. n
Tomorrow Il is most htting that the
death Of this noble woman should bs roted
IN this historic church, for Dr. Henry "a.
Bellows, who pastor OF All Souls
Church during the Civil War. was the in
spirer and leading spirit OF the United
States Sanitary Commission which did
for American soldiers what Florence Night
ingale did for Engiand's- In All Souls
Church the directors OF that commission
held it's earliest sessions. All Interested in
the inspiring story Of this nineteenth cen
tury Samaritan are cordially invited
The Woman's National Alliance viii hold
a conference at stony Brook. Long Island
next Tuesday. There viii be addresses, fot-
lowed By discussion on The Better Obserg-
ance Of the Lords Day"
That the man on the street" is more
than willing 70 listen 10 an outdoor Gospel
message briefly and terseIy put IS one or
the clearly outstanding facts demonstrated
by the National Bible Institute's summer
campaign. The weekday services show
falling of IN point OF numbers. and the
Sunday meetings continue TO be OF an in
creaslnsly encouraging character At the
Gospel wagon service held last Sunday az
ternoon IN Printing House Square $50 per
sons assembled and stayed right on tn tina
finish TO listen TO spirited addresses deiiv-
cred by Don o. Shelton aud Bradford L.
Gilbert An appeal made to the crowd az
the close met with a remarkable response
IHenty-four men raised hands for prayer.
while nine more made definite Christian de-
cisions- An equally successful meeting wsz
held II the evening at Union Square More
than four hundred persons were present
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
1II)R 11TH AVENUE ROAD
.;,ess Men Don't Want City to
y rn;cit1 New York Central.

tnat numerous other streets
- uc-o more dangerous thaa
pe sxauue with its surface railroad
@ 81 gsiasm Il Gibson, viee-p-estdent
- u,,s Of Trade end Transportation
y ~-.-s,er OF The Chamber Of Com
-,esseraay presented TO Acting
1sse ..;,onel : petition asking the city
~ -. n. 20 eu5oin the New York
ero-n operating its trains there.
E'fs, s.rrr-.snt. signed b. representatives
/ = red business concerns. safe that
sa.--s s. with the operation of the West
- would mean tremendous loss
y 80 70 tle city's business inter-
sr-.ozs Tow oCc Pending, SAD Mr..
.s-a 4 hardly seems Necessary 10
|sf's'- .r,,rctiaa proceedings also Take
-sI,es Of streets IL Manhattan or
= r.-e similar conditions. and
g. -sore people killed there than
- avenue The danger there lies
2 q r-actice o< boys ST play. who
and OF the trains. This propo-
F. a~sctz zvorzaen as well as bust
- because Il any number Of firms
ss . - 5orhocd had to shut down
T rs-..-al.y would be thrown OUT
s.-raoyzner,t-
.sf,-5or r-ss directed 10 Mayor Gay
p So Of the Beard OF Estimate anu
2 -. = rscstee that TIE opera
: t-,.ss5s- trains between the 3eth
p - and ST JoLn's Park was Fea-
= ,y dummy steam engines. Til.
- - f9- handing penskabIe freight
- - la ---lliQlie.' and great hard
i,canvenlence would result 10
~o--e--s uear St Johns Park
-. .',- his Erocery, produce. fruit
=. s. oo-cerrs-if the freight service
I, +u,erfsred VIII
e, ns,,-iou voiced also protest
>. - v-orcsed drastic action On the
. +.- C7-pcration Counsel in seeking
- : preliminary injunction which
= ,-spsrt the operation Of the said
= s,u.b q the 30th street yards.
: -, .e5couate facilities can be pro-
81 re handling ef traffic taken
:. t- said railroad, and petition that
1.-,o-e-;on Counsel be instructed not
-. said ar1ncztion Tor & preliminary
.s1zc,ier. .---,.-,,--
"a -a- indicate what action he would
:, 4 sny. II t-1 premises
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
AN IOWA MAYOR oUsTED
r,~rner Candidate for Governor Found
Neolectful and Drunken.

- 1roines. Iowa, l41ll, - 1"so n
-, II Ei=ouruey to-day nance"
y -, ,,,,lrion oustins Thomas J PM
1Ea-zaF OF OttUrawa. Iowa A. llle
'it ,,,a case recently 81 ottunVa u
20 20 ,.,arred by Attorney General Ccssoh
W. sf.,~o- phillips VAS guilty Of fiilta
&c --,,,+ - duty IN permitting resorts and
s--s,i,,r~ ho,lses to run. and also that the
So. ,,as intoxicated ca Aprll 90 ON
49, =, +re@e charges Tie court finds i--s
..il+xy A third charge that lne
... a1esc. ,5as dishonest WAS dismissed 3y til1
6or yer Paliaa PH5iaaie Il f5@ laas eoger3r Gi'l4 on
E. g. = I-51eenocratic ticket GONE years sap
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
aEAse IN LAKE TRAFFIC.

- Oh Aug. I5--CCf1.nercizl move
I a.. -1'e SFlas Lakes during jane last
~ --i''g TIE aiz -lCT-Iils enGed with
ssss ''s'isereG - lis volume OF ship
"a s.l- sI-s'een Domestic LIKE Do--s. show
ssas,--. S2er sl1li-ar figures Cor ccrre-
- DOS Il previous years. includ-
ssss,.. -'ie-4 was = most favorable YER
4sco-s,.s'' g LAKE commerce.
sss = 20 7guaes prepared by the
sais A. SKA alikilcs, the Eotzi dGl7e ship
eslg ,'-''teo :, 70 5,3e1. SIC gross tens. ex-
q shoes -'ose CT June. ls91. by i per cent
June last yra- e. 81 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
m TRAIN HOTEL WORKERS
Jnuovatiou Indorsed by Mr. Carnegie at
Pittsburg Technical Schiots-
rtgv Telegraph 70 The Tribune-I

Tl3T IeIcgrapu D LIlr AIIT7|-
-,,..--.,4 ing Is-The Carnegie Icch-
- schools. at the request OF the H0tsi
- association. : 70 install depart
- TO- +f,s education OF hotel efnp1oyeS-
-r-,-l~@ VIII Se departments for bel-DoS ;,
-a-,e-s laundry workers, cooks cneiS ai'"
,.i,s53z every kind Of hstel employees
- r2cnnegilIe, Of the Hotel henry heTe'
-.,,-,,,,sfi,le for the innovation l!le
- S7en's Association was To nave ap-
----.,a.ed $4,000 Is an endowment tui'"
e. :. az industrial school, but Ar, 8ol,ile-
- 20 TX Id the matter with President
,,----.-s,-~c,,Jag 80 of the technical schools'
- rIaced the suggestion before MI Car
,~oeie- who Endorsed Il
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug. t9.-Wheat aid corn prices fell
OF sharply to-day, largely Influenced by accunlll-
lated supplies the declines being from &c to
sc IN wheat and from &c 20 1isc in corn Oats
also saESed, dropping off = 70 Ssc While pro
visions advanced all along the line Lower cables
large accuIlulattons and nneagre demand
spelled & bear market in the wheat pit and the
early drop IN prices was sharply accentuated
later by the discovery that lead ng longs were
attempting 20 dispose Of their holdings in an un-
ostentattous manner. The cash market was q
little improved. but sufficiently offset the
weakness II ule futures. The close VAS weak all
through the list Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Fosteu Auz fg.-The Commercial BGllstin'
will cav of the wool market tomorrow: with
coutfuued unsatisfactory movement in goods
wool in n very conservative manner. Prices,
however are being maintained firmly, although
the immediate outlook is By no means bright.
The demand is chiefly for territory staple ut
64dr65c secured. and fine 10 medium at 56er5Sc.
with tne scoured selling Ill 6oG65c. The ship
rnents of wool from Boston TO August IS il
,IisIve were i21 e96 21+ pounds against 16o e03.
7-6 for the same time last year. The receipts
fn August Is inclusive $50, -S3 22a5 pounds
against $40 773. al for the same period last
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fail River. Aug is.-Saies in the local print
clcths market reached 10000 pieces this Waek.
auS the orice of regulars remains unchanged at
3Xc There has been great disposition on the
part OF manufacturers to make large contracts
ar the present price basis Of regulars, the
tatf1tv as To the cost or raw material being the
chief deterrent factor. When the price of cotton
l. rTsced on a firm basis and mill can figure
future cost OF production there may be big IN
provenlen, in the marcet Quotations: 2S-inch
81 SQUARES 35.c: 2s-nch Oh by Ct, 5ssc .1-inch
"a F,1 20 S1ec; 2T-fnch So squares 3-I6c: SO i4
inch S4 squares. 5zsc: s. INCH. 6S by a., 52< c.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

spot q,1tet and points higher AZ i5.s5c for
rlliddling upland ard 1920 for middllng gLti
Ssies 630 bales; delivered On contract 1000
bales.
CoFFEE-Irregu1ar al the opening, with
Septer1be- showing an advance Of . points, wilIIe
otFer positions were unchanged 10 points lower.
and during the first part Of the day heavy
feeling developed, but in the afternoon the mar
Ia. -,5-,ed strong and at the close friIl at
ret advance Of 5qI1 points. with sales Of "a, 90
l,agg Havra closed i@d1s franc higher liam
rIlTr vas UNCHANGED 70 L pfennig advance. Rio
unchanged and Santos 1ooq150 reis higher Cos;
grd freight offers above parity with local cash
prices. SPOT frTn the basis Of JtsGStsc lo1
Rin No !. LocaI contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

- = -.s SIX months shipments xbova.7 .,-,,
az gam The large gain is attrjh,,4as - ..1
HeaVlef traffic n iron ore frn-, e. ,.ls
aupeFlor producing region. ,h, -,,o-+t1'. a1,elH.
1o1i Tor The first tine havi, -,,-sad asl'-i-s +,
.o9e.os1-'on mark. '-s passed the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

COTT0S-Nervous and irregular. but ruled
steadicT after early decline, with the cloEc
steady unchanged to points higher while
AFTER the Official close business done private
ly in october contracts at an advance OF 3q4
points from the closing quotation. The market
opened . points lower to 5 points higher, soln
246 points lower, then rallied 70 d net advance
Of 1918 points and later eased Off again. with
August Closing at IJ.34c. points net higher.
while October closed al IL 49c- or uet unchanged.
Southern spot markets generally unchanged.
Weekly movement figures: Port receipts, 20. 1856
bales, against 1895 last year; overland to mill
and Canada, 7.259, against 2.S97 last year;
Southern mill takiugs estifat ed. 10000 against
10 1o year; loss of stocks at interior towns
95C9 against 3. 49s last year; brought into sight
for the week IS. T46 bales, against gS.2ST last
year Total crop movement: Port receipts, 7.301.-
30 bales. against 8. .91I, 406 last year; overland
to mills and Canada, s56,97T. against 1-266, 90
last year. Southern mill takings, 2.l6o o10
against $4,000 last year; stock az Interior
towns since september decreased 81 121, against
70 sos last year: brought into sight thus far for
Season. 10 31 los bales, against i3,644,621 last
season. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

There Will be the usual services ar the
Church Of the Holy Communion to-r,aer-
row, DR.. Mottet preaching at II a. IN, and
p m Holy Communion will be ceIebrat-
ed Wednesday and Thursday noors.
At the Chapel Of the Intercession, Trim
ity Parish, at II j. m. Tomorrow the
musical programme will include: Organ
prelude, Tours's Communion in 9: offer
tory solo, Trust IN the Lord Handel
organ postlude. AT p m: Organ prelude,
Nuuc Dimittus, chant los; ofTertory solo
organ solo; RecessionaI Hymn 4s2. organ
postlude.
The Rev. John A Hutton, of Glasgow.
Scotland, Will preach at the Collegiate
Church OF st. Nicholas tomorrow at Il
d. and Q. N.
The subject OF the iesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow viii
be Mind" and the Golden Text. Romans
consolation grant you TO be like minded
one toward another according 10 Christ
Jesus: That ye may with one mind and
one mouth giorify God. even the Father of
our Lord Jesus Christ"
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
during August. while Dr. Reisner IS on his
vacation, the Rev. DR.. Chesteen Smith. OF
Anderson Ind, is preaching. His subjects
tomorrow are: II a. NJ, Mans Personal
Relation TO Cod; 2. m, The True,
Strength OF Manhood" DR. Smith con-
ducts the nidweek prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening 1T 8.
At the cd Street Y. NJ c A Tie Re
ligious Zeal of the Ail-Round Strong Man"
will be the topic of the talk by George
Mills. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
The Metropolitan Temple continues to
draw large audiences during these summer
months, morning and evening with free
seats and cordial welcome to all. DR..
Millard \. Jenkins. of Athens, Ga. will
preach tomorrow morning. Charles Lewis
Talbot VIII describe the coming OF the
Christ Child in motion picture song and
views at p. m. These evening services
have been arranged by c. J. Evans. nlusi-
cal director OF the temple.
Professor Brenton viii preach at Grace
Church tomorrow morning at II o'clock on
''The Apologetic Christian. from the text
'I am not ashamed of the Gospel OF
Christ. he VIII also speak IN Ll6 open
air pulpit In Huntington Close Wednesday
at 1870 D. H.. on 1.-The Attraction of the
7 over Levels a new form OF service has
been printed for use at these services, in
Guiding the responsive service Of the Beati-
tuGes.
Service viii be held at II =. m. tomorrow
at the Scotch Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. Boyd AcCleary will preach on
"Fr!epduness,"
Wananaker's Auditorium next Tuesday,
az o'clock, viii present gaia scene, dee
Grated with hammocks III many coiors.
baskets of reed and raffla, Chinese dolls.
and a variety or articles OF Oriental handI-
craft, all the work OF children IN the Va
cation schools. The foreign children have
been the most industrious workers, one
Italian boy having made four hammocks.
Children OF many natienallties. in costume,
will take part in solg. first aid deInonstra-
tion drills and in a variety of attractive
stunts" This will mark the close OF "a
successful year in the Church Vacation
schools under the direction OF the Fedora
ton OF Churches and the Baptist City Mis-
sion Society.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tie following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Thursdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

<rrjug patents 81 70GS6 60; winter strdlghts
Clear ar s. 75ef$s: extra No winter. So s5gs4
extra No winter 81 69@&S 40; Kansas straigttes'
e 7oSf 81 20: cfoce ia fancy 81 35aS4 40 CORN
MEAL-SJeady kiln dried . 90. ,o Bal A. 81 zo
EiI;e white ana yeI!9 9tT 81 2Gi % 4g oO 3 5s24 10
s5a,3srs n7iddiing, S25 754S28 1o -four do. SIS 50
60: 90; IsG r3id1ns s2f 5oGs2o 50; red dog,
S29 -, homily chop. s24 80 huik' SO 40 sachS'
oiimeal SCI.
,,,+ isie IN the dav rallied. and the close was
firm al substsatal an s9Eanee es;,,,,r s94 5s25
stzI clear 500 5eaS24 80. BEEF-Steady. Mess
sI5aSia: family SI9Q$20: packet, s1easi6 90
0-,i@+ s@2as24 DRESSED HOGs-Easy: hA-
cons l2$3 e isD ID. l2sac: 100 ~ 13c lfo Ie' lie
ppnso,iI 1sc; 10 I5 17c L ID. 1880 4 ~ I3c
PICKLED HAMa-159l572e IA~!JSN Vi ,f,iqi. iiiT.
city. 7@c: count "a 1ac refnei. south
america ID zoe. Continent i-2 80. f3IsF9I5o
II &c: compound. 10 .2~iic- = '
ice; city lard. 13Aa1Ac.
srcaK-Fe4ned business good, with .ruIl
r5"sS generally quoted. Raw hrm aud ligher;
centFfussil 80 sugar. 50 test 387c There
L.as = sale OF %JOoO bags Iuna eeiAtIaIEsAi,,
- rretgf,- equal 10 4.43c here. Later il de-
---Israd that sono -, Gao bags more %s-e soid,
iIlcla'--l11 je tn, London market for beet sugar
Tgas aI,ioi and unchanged ~ f4a hlshee; AusCst
q. 1la I054d: September. 13s lo35d' October to
HrF-gsod general demand AZ full tut IN
changed prices.
NErALs-COPPEE audard quiet: spot.
A,IT1Jsf September October aad November. l2oo
esI5 zoe London quiet; spot toS 0si futures,
- is % Lake copper firm at Il "a q l5c:
i@c+-Dlv;ic -. 62i@4I2 zoe; casting. I22og
- soc TIH--Flrn spct, 33 Ioasi, n &c; Ar
Ir "a 7Gss3 SIC; September. d. 1888. soc; Oc-
escfeI :53. a5133. 75c: November and Decer6er,
- 5a51s}. 75c. Sales tons September az 3175e
Io,'SS,, dull; spot, Et53 Is ID; futures. fIh4 los
- il-Sfeady 44o95.50c New YORK, 427le0
10 vast st Louis London, spot, +j2 IS Sd
t3lef 53 q-cT2-Ffr1n :. .556l5.4oc New York. 5.15Q
- Fast 81 Louis sales 10000 III. August
80 sI.--. East & Louis at 5.179Fc. London.
oel.H , 600 I5e IRON--CleveiaHd warrants. 49s
sp4et,s ~ Ioudon Local market quiet; No
TO-. - Norrfern sla 2JISl6 50; No =. SO 5oGg
t9e 05o Southern and No Southern soft.
60 80 '-rr7s18 % Pig iron certificates nominal.
90 An0IAssEs AND sHRuPs-Steady 10 firm
aas uncllarE@d
~sNsI SToEEs-Stcadv but quiet for rosin
- rar IyIth spirits tcrpeEt3ne easy AID nom
ouG-Idaseed nrns but no change IN prices.
:, go refl,cieaiu steady 7.a5c tor staudaTd
,,.bife IN bbls, a New York
rorToNsEED oIT.-I-ess active and easier,
- al 7ni3 points net lower: August ana
I15ete7,f,sr rosf1ions were Unchanged 70 6 poIGts
$500 Sales $500 bbs. Local contract
pri1es' Yester
og1n High ION. Close. day.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The Rev. DR.. J. Fred Berg will be the
preacher tomorrow morning at the West
End Collegiate Church.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

There VIII be the usual services at the
Church OF the Holy Communion to-rlaer-
row Dr. Mottet preaching at Il a. IN. and
p. m Holy Communion will be ceIebrat-
ed Wednesday and Thursday noous.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

At ths Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
to-morrcw the Rev Or. J. Wilbur Chap
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool. Aug. 19-FoIIowing are the
weekly cotton statistics:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

At the Chapel Of the Intercession, Trim
lty Parish, at II j. m tomorrow the
musical programme will include: Organ
prelude, Teurs's Communion in 9: offer
tory solo, Trust IN the Lord" Handel;
organ postlude. AT p m: Organ prelude,
Nunc Dimittus, chant 1n5; ofTertory solo;
organ solo; RecessionaI Hymn 432; organ
ostltide.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

The Rev. John A Hutton. Of Glasgow,
Scotland, Will preach at the Collegiate
Church OF st. Nicholas tomorrow at Il
a. NJ and 8 Q. n.