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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14
BIBLE INSTITUTE DINNER

The conference and dinner under the
auspices OF the National Bible institute,
of No 156 Fifth avenue. will be held at
Wanamaker's next Tuesday afternoon and
evening. Among the speakers at the din
ner viii be three representatives of the
Laynen's Evangelistic Council, OF CHI
cago-the Rev. DR.. John Timothy Stone,
the successor at Baltimore Of the late DR..
Meltbis =. Babcock and now pastor Of the
Fourth resbyterian Church, Chicago; An
drew Stevenson, secretary of the Layndef' 8
Evangelistic Council, Of Chicago, and Will
lam A. Peterson, q business man o. Chi
cago
In addition to addresses by the forego-
ing the following will also speak: The
Rev DR. a r Pierson, editor of THE
Missionary Review Of the World; the
Rev DR.. g. Edward Young. pastor OF the
Bedford Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn;
Dr. John Willis Baer. president OF Occi-
dental College, Los Angeles; Hugh p.
Monro. vtce7president Of the Niagara L.ith-
ograplic Company; the Rev. DR.. r T. 7.
Pierce pastor Of the Second Avenue Bap-
list Church. and Don 0. Shelton. president
OF the National Bible Institute.
At the opening session. at o'clock,
there will be service, of prayer and an
address by the Rev Dr.. Pierson on Pray
er and the Evangelizing OF Our American
Cities" The conference and the dinner are
open 10 women as well as TO men.
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TO AID PUBLIC FAIRGROUNDS
Mass Meeting Planned for Purpose OF
Showing Need of Support

In an effort 70 show the necessity for
developing the city Fairgrounds and OF tue
need for supervision. and protection Ior
them work was begun yesterday on a pan
to hold a mass meeting within a few days
at Cooper Union or Carnegie Hall With
such purpose in view.
Following the recent public hearing
granted BY the Park Board to many mem
bers OF the Fairgrounds ana other out
door associations in an effort 20 nave
supervisor of recreation appointed by the
board, some OF those who participated IN
the appeal have decided TO hold mass
meeting to show the public the need FOR
such supervisor and also the need for
police protection.
Howard Bradstreet secretary Of the
Parks and Fairgrounds Association, who is
one of the principal workers on the plan
for the mass meeting. said yesterday that
Mayor Gaynor, the park commissioners
and the Police Commissioner would be
asked TO make addresses and that it was
hoped the meeting would be the largest
ever held In the interest OF Fairgrounds
and parks.
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trifagei. combined June and Jrlz ~bi,,-,ar.
ersi and Howell ~ gu
ErrE-stea6y here and H-,n AZ urfn,srz
-CoPPEE-standa+s s,,ts a. - 80
ai15oc Tor sfat ana deltver,ea "a we e-t5 -
August London weak for over fbA yy-l,sss,.r
tue HOLIDAYS, spot, f5S 1s Cd futures Fss 1se
pa LsSs mere. IL. 80 q tac; eleetroirtts "a ~,
sssting. J2.sI X G soc. TfN-SteasS. ~isot
s2lzR 9 -. I5c; May, SIS. I2n T3s ss.. Tfsr4e
80 ~ q % IL &c: July and August "a ns =,
s5-aoc- Sales were reported af 5 tors HaT ~
$500, tons june at 1919 Isc ard . rar1- it,na
81 a3.lcc London steady at sllebf deeti,s
spot- 1lso IS cd: futures, fist les d. TrAp-
Dull spot, 4-25 q ssc New York ana f5I. n
4lIs.c East & Louis. London unrharraE 70
LIS Cd SpETTTEa=- lSz.ii: srot 70 n srr SsrSg
York and SOS a < TGi-c East st louis Tcr7on
unchanged at E2@- IRON-Lowsr az 4ns 81 Far
tlereland warrants in London. Locally o,,ie+
Ne foundry Northern s1.Rel7 TA.E Ne .
siS 50 u ST. IS. No Southern .Ts41 No ! so,,4t7-
efE Sofs. $40 - n SIC -
ieIsASsEs AND sYRUps-steaa~ To frrr
and unchanged
NAVAL SToRES-spirfts turpensiuz e--nsr
with rosLn steady and UNCHANGED and tar -fru1
at former prices, SPIRITS TTSrPETTf>Tr
machine bblS, 6zhc TAR &c ppgTN-
Se1,,s'e'' e COED strained. 81 90 g 81 go
SfIS-Iinsee6 oil unchanged Ths m a~Eei
fo- heSseea recovered sbsut hair the less re-
ported on the previous day Refined petroleum
steady e recent prices.
soTTONSEED OIf-Very firm. prices Al
the close were I 10 points net higher with
sales CT 1900 bbls. Local contract prices
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NEW CHURCH CONVENTION.

The general convention Of the Church Of
the New Jerusalem and it's affiliated bodies
meets in New York this year. The council
Of ministers will convene in the church
at Monroe Place and Clark street. Brook
Iyn, on Tuesday afternoon and continue in
session three days. The American New
Church Sunday School Association and the
New Church League Will hold an evening
session Oh Friday at the Church of the
New JersusaIem.
On Saturday next the opening sessions OF
the general convention proper win be held
AZ the last named church, beginning at
noon. In the afternoon there will be a
reception ahd lawn party for the conven-
ton at the home Of Mrs. Frank A. Van
deriip, at Searboroush-on-the- Hudson. The
convention viii close Tuesday week.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago May 1S,-Frtghtened over the iaee
that the market had been Cversoid or recsiII
clires operators who were short GRABBED an IllT
wheat IN sight during the fnal hour t99, ,!S
There was not much 10 be had, the bls . nsloetS
having managed TO gather up large queEtlt4eS -
a slight break earlier IN the session me ne ct Sr
va 81 a net advance Of &c to 7ssFlc Corr. N
ished lsaI4c % q a=sc down and cats Is O. z g
Provisions showed gain OF T1.11ec TO 80.
Although much Of the day news was agalIst
values It was the steady absorption by laIse
local sr.ec1IIatore thar accounted for the cofgs-
ton and was chiefly influential in making Us
shorts uneasy Lack of rain in the spring "hSes
ess-+iors arnaarst TO more than offset reports OF
SovvT2nourE on the winter crop Information was
nrscticaIIv ignored that the weather was warm
ing uu IN the Northwest. where grown aoo-s
ground has been seemingly slow; IN coIlseQG,l -
~ +ba cold Little attention either WIS paid 70
statements That Southwestern receipts were II N.
c~essins and that big mil at Kansas olE
was closing down. On the 04her hand. l1otice was
taken Of the fact Of an advance at LlFerpooi'
continued damage BY insects in Illinois ann MS
sori and especially OF report late IN tlIe qay
+hst wheat in Michigan was showing q Felo,N
tinze f-6jcatiug something radically wrong vi n
{f1e plant September had 2 range Of lttqd 9sc
and closed firm near the TOP Coz the Day WIFE =
RET gain Of +sc Range Of prices 49,.
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and es7 quarter. all to Great Britain. except
ssesNeton 10 PsHnsslgania ,a steers
1ssg n average, IS 70 per leo H. ~ i1''i 49,
MCPHERSON Isgnsy L 4:ss s'f e Ii is
"a "a N s. ~ 20. 1ia1 70, 81 So; 10 1ia4 NJ
s. r. !. $40 y, s. co. stable fed bulls aao ie :,
bats issS ~ ,o s. l s g 70 lV 1910 "a
= s Ia. fIfg n, IS 10 3. $40 n. Sc: Il: sas
r. 81 63; fo2e ~ $ - g. an l. 40 ID - - -
\ sanders: - PENNSYLVANIA steers LOO ~
90 O.; Il, 12ss n. 81 s.; 1850 n s. 90 cow
ie4o Il, So :, loco TO- "a go ], 1eio 10 - -
Gaines Receipts act. including 65t for
a. ,,'s-.-af- .fq5 IN sale Teas STEADY aud pens
ers cleared: buttsrflilks nominal. .eslHi.. 80, -
choce xeals sold at 81 s9as - per W loo ic go-
g.. frss.e6 xesls .-Tai22zc for country dressed.
saies@H. II. Hollis, 2o1 veais las ID average
90 gs5 lgo r. s7 veas. tse II IS 124a % 12s
n. IS; as lie b. 81 STA 50. 1T Il, e a. =
anlis. 14s u, 81 Sc &c - ,ss
70 a. 30: cuIis I3S H. Se -.
s. Jigsd & &C: - vcals. Us u. IS 20 cuils
1o5 rs IS q
srfFrr AND LaMss=Reeeipts. 1s1y cars,
or 4 s54 head including i cars for tlie market
cars or sale Sheep slow ana easier isiaes
s 800 s p'i At Sc 3 per 100 b; ruIls s49 So
eornrnor "a and medium lambs, 81 5eqss 2s: Mary
land spring lambs, Sll dressed mutton SLOW ,i az
trr dressed hethouse lambs ssgss 80 each.
Sales-McFaerson & Co: 26o MARYLAND sprlIls
lambs G. Il, average 81 Per 100 70; lambs
100 rs So 50: S Gull sheep. leo n, 81 80; IS, as
Eerns Commission Co; see clipped Buffalo
1s,l,Fa "A rs IS y; $40 81 n. 81 %.
Tobin q shannon: COG clipped Western lambs.
81 n g 80: zss clipped Western sheep, 81 n,
s. sanders: 10 clipped Pennsylvania lambs. so
HoGs-Receipts. IL cars. or 2.oea head: All
for slaughter Nothing deiFg in i've hogs. Feel
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. May 18,--wHEAT-- duh: fu-
urss quiet May. Is I+sd. July, Is sd; October.
= 81 CoRN-Spot steady. New American
mixed. no stock. GA, Is SAD: new kiln dried
6 81 via Galveston. 5s 70. FUTURES dull: July,
Ss al.d PEAS-Canadlan. IS Sd. FLOUR
winter patents. POS Sd; hops In London pa
cie~ 57osx+, f4Gk5 BEEF-Extra India mess
1ass sd PoRK-Prinle mess Western. HOS.
HAMS-short cut. s4s Cd EACoN--cpr1h her
7ss. long clear natddles: tight. rs % hsavy.
rs, E1or+ clear backs. los &c. SHOULDERS
en7;s-e SIS LARD-Prinne Western. In terces,
AIS al: American refined, in pals Sos 50
az apeAian finest, white. 5Ss 50. col
ored. SIS cd TAL1loW-Prin:e city no stock
--T-p observation-disclosures. AS Cd. EOSIN-Con1-
-1c,5 l6s ia PETROL EJM-T12d. LLNsEED
OII.-4os Sd
ron5on. May Is.-sJ-CAR-Raw. nauscoyado.
,oee - Centrifugal. I4s Sd: beet. AS Tad Inn
sEED-Calcutta. May-June. SIS L.I,LsEEzD
STT-s5s SPERM OLLIE, PFTrRoLEII M
a+ne-fcar refined esd. Go spirits. I'd. TCR-
PFNTTNF-spfrits 44s 1ied. RoSIN-Anle-ican
strained lis: do fine. i3s 60
antwerp. May 1S.-PETRoLEUM. 70 francs
50 centinles-
Montreal. May 1s.-CHEEsE weak. folders,
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-. < 80 ~ ALTO culet Spring
= 0-. .slI--- srra iEhrs 81 S-sc
& .-rss -a = -T-SI 80 spring clears
e.. q >H winter s. e.gaSs 81,
taxs 1;e~ s. - s. -a- Fcs,sss -r-ess,E,t~
q e-.lsz ~ p A. 10 quiet fafr 70 good
ER4F 49, -l-- ~ flr-- s. s.t15Ss 80 s-ergN.-
- A.r d--T s. 10 sAG aTEAI.-
ESi 3 z11S1 -. coarse. 81 p
stsaF=s- p es--l1i aur-lg s2I 50Srs22 50:
- Gr1ra- a. 511cZ5 II. four 90.
1af e- o1l. 50 eGaSas % ssSt and
r. .f- SD tullE SOC 10 sacks:
mr. --r - - SACHS. cIIReai. 50
81 aA'1 5>5''s,s-o-f-- aat a-ma- CT Fighter
49, L-Ss LC1 s-aady r-fce7 q tae
Nar =. - - '-fe sI.@li and late prices
~ - IT tie cay. FOEe-Sresf q g Z:
rl-- 80 - - far-5y. sec a SOC 10: shorr
"a s. = |E.f-s 5esE So @s15: fam
E& go @r--t SIC go 81. extra india
a. 1870 80 EF-EF zAsES-2uiet, s9I q
- II "a - 3 .'>5-- steady 5acons. Il 2 G:
- ~ n. - 5sc- lac -, II &c; pigF.
~ - = = ALs--E.eizie>l bellies -rlsIylI7z..
ks-sse y u i S-c--is ID, 551zc.
- -tsshs z-,-- % g. .C11V-EsaTelY
BE- 49, --sat- country. CA q = = c.
e-- u----i' western. j. 80 q Il. soc .
&c. steady -@c. refined sreacy, South
- = &c. Continent. 13sec: Brszil.
S. ~, COMPOUND quiet 1o4 Ic1zc.
e. -2sy; olec, l5tszs e-ty las1, Is =
e. ss--z:e.l-e1 stcaa~ e e-an arr IN
So lee -.o1coa -z-z-i-et Tor beet sugar
c.e.s -. -eFse-. ~ sIav and gsns
- rs "a AID August IT IA e. Eaw
F- ~ - 80 E-2S ts.z-hzEEeS win GER
E-r - 1.ss. - @@tc; EnEscova6o. - teEL.
49, ~ n5.2SscE sg<ar. s. Tes.. CSC. There
saies z about 5c.0oo bags Cuban cen
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
7n4n ruua

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
1910. 1902 1905.
,s. .ee< in Ma SIS 800 S62.940
IuIv MAY I. 3.542. 1867 3.o35, AS -
NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PAc.
7sr vgeel, IN. May. sf7402o S144.505 -
JylY 1~May T.. 7,636.390 e,629,30l -
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
1st week IN May sIIe,A31 sIo4-9 500 SIS. 635
July j-siay Z 1.o"o.- 'fo 4'aeo'4<1 4'4"e'S"%
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
/, g week in Hay. S54l. s92 s5I4.3e0 S4is,3T6
Tuly i-Aday :. 2G,GsS, l5t 22,aSS'Se1 --'ozo'6So
INTERoCEANIc OF MEXICO.
,st yveeK IN May. sIss. 3GT Sl62.o41 s141 OH
INV MAY = G.533, 86l SOFA. 80 C.G50.2 IA
LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE.
t.t ,rse,s IN MAJ. s9s7. $50 Ss4Ie $50 s73s 40
1s,ly ma - 44517 $50 30 oGI920 rs, 673, 0G7
MING eT PAUL & sAULT STE. MARIE.
f., = Yveek IN Mag. s42e, 3s6 1881, 464 s1s6.30o
Is.l,, ma L 81. L5s. rs Il. 49, 10.070.510
.rE,xIcAN INTERNATIONAL,
I 9. v.eel- IN Nav sl6I,I44 sll5,I09 sl33, Boz
~ rs, Ma 7.4S1. $40 55s9337 1,1l3.S7
MOBILE * CHIC
$, loe n aIaS assls slr5s9s s14e III
-, Nav 1886. TT s.3T4s es Sass. 100
RATIONAL or MEXICO
y ~;s5 Z Nay s sasssT o3is 2s5s 81
RIO cRANDE SOUTHERN.
IS 49,, va ,,is = s s5Ssa .ssssS siS5s2
TOLEDO. PEORIA & western
y wee; s.sy Aey s5s5 s s5ssss 55t IL
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New Yorz Hay g. 1919.
JsEEYEs-Reesipts. ISIS cars. or 2,4s3 mead
s-gI5ai--y ~ cars 1cr slaughter ana expori alE
u for he market. - cars on sale. Steers slow
but steady 70 strong. bulls snd COWS firm 70 i0e
higher; the yaTos @ess cleared ,Fcod % enoiee
lcaoscs} SG1se -. cows. Sc 3Ers5 IS / extra
al COW IS -. Dressed besf qGset bug steady
=. Iz1I2c f0- Ez-t-'e cnrezssrs. Iivcrptel ard
Icrdsn eaEles quoted live cattle A-aa 81 - t5e.
dressed weight fsfr7ger&tcr b7sf selling ~ I'd
ll:kc Experts -o-Zno--oW. -l5 cattle @s6 Lax
aIIarIers CO Reef = the MinnewzSka &c L-cneo...
Lrle quarters r. the Baltic 90 Liverpool; ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

boston Nav i3-'-ThA Commercial Bulletin
win sav Of the wool market tomorrow: AT
Ias+ SUFFICIENT rn4siness has been accomplished
rsrs 70 exra f}lfS77 g market with large amount
Of staple Montana and Oregon sold 10 leading
New England mill ut 62ff63c, secured BASIS n
M shed deIafre also moved substantially at PC.
figure now being rejected III some houses
Washed delaine changed hands a. Boo, and ohio
sr5 Michigan quarter blood at ggc. Original bag
Arizona sells al e0p62c clean The deadlock
Ferween buyer and sieepn7an IN the West con
ti,,,fes ana many clips are being consigned to
Eastern dealers
The srip-aent OF wool rom Boston 70 May Il.
inclusive were - o6C e94 10 against o. $50 sci
n FOR the same time last year. The receipts to
Ma. u inclusive were SIS 313.5S2 n against
80 spa Coz n for the same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14
CHILDREN FOR SAFE FOURTH
Ont Of 1921 In Wilkes Barre, 4,06a
Vote for It.
fnr Tel.yrenn q The Trfbun.. ]

wilkes Barre. Penn, May Bout Of
4.s2f public school children Of this city,
a,o6S have voted for a safe and sane Fourth
Of July, while s53 were opposed to it, and
desired fireworks. blank cartridges and can
non The vote was taken by newspaper
here. which had the children sign blanks
which put to them this question:
"Do you favor a safe and sane Fourth Of
JULY II yo1 were allowed money for ire
works. would you expend It for some other
form Of harmless amusement
The greatest number in any one buildtns
fa-oring the sane and safe Fourth was "
the high school, where $50 we're for II and
only twenty-sc-en opposed
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BULGE IN THE WORM MARKET
Will Be Planted Pending Arrival
ofY. M. C. A. Fishermen.

Fort Collins. COL May 13.-Unorecedent-
ed activity and record prices were the feat
ures Of the worm market here yesterday.
the days receipts of about twenty-five thou
sand being rapidly absorbed at the uniform
price OF 81 thousand.
The Fort Collins youngsters maintain the
market TO supply neighboring summer re-
sorts. where worms are scarce and fish are
plentiful.
The feverishness Of the market was due
to A. G. Pearson, executive secretary Of the
Western Conference Of the Young Men 8
Christian Association. Pearson took all the
worms IN sight, and they win be trans
planted in the conference grounds az Wind
River Lodge, where worm garden will
be maintained for the delegates 70 the con
ference in July
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

rafl Hiver Mass May I3.-Sales this Week N
che rrfnt cloth market are estimated az 100000
nies.ls There has been = better demand Tor al
SIseses of goods but manufacturers are some
yCl,er sxlov7er sellers than they week ago
s-f1e bir4a cost Of cotton. it IS thought. Is the
Cat;sa Of tl1= attitude Of the manufacturers The
general price bsess Is unchanged t2uotaf.ons :;
ca SIC; - l&-irch 81 squares. Jisc; 30 Inch,
SIS br -. SAC
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
% Ave and tn 81.
Rev. JOHN q. FAGG, d d Minister
VIII preach at II. A. NJ and P. NJ

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
% Ave. and tn 81.
Rev. JOHN q. FACtG 2. d, Minister.
VIII preach at II A. N. and P. NJ
TIE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
5th Ave. and 29th St
Rev DAVID JAS BURRELL, D. D, Minister
will preach at II y. II and P u.
MornIEz-''Aa Action in Court
Evening-"The Shadow OF the sun
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST
NICHOLAS.
5th Ave. and 4sth St.
Rev MALCOLM JAMES MCLEOD, Minister.
will preach At II A NJ and S P n
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev HENRY EvBRTsoN CoBB. D. D.. Minister.
viii preach az II A. NJ. and $50 P II
PLYMOUTH CHURCH Orange street. between
Hicks and Henry streets. BFookiyn.-The Pastor,
Rev NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS. will preach
in the morning at 10:43; subject to be announced
later
In the evening. At I;45, Nj. Charles R. Lamb
will repeat mis- address on Flow 70 Make New
YORK and Brooklyn Beautiful Illustrated with
lantern views. DR.. Hills viii preside
There will be special music By the choir and
by the orgsnisr- Mr.. Arthur DsPev.
On Friday evening, May aDth, at the usual
FRIDAY evening prayer service, DR.. Waldo Walsh,
OF Dundee, Scotland. viii be present and make
an address.
sunday morning prayer service IN ths snlsH
Bible class room at 10 O'Clock The Sunday
schools of the church Will meet in the after
noon ar the usual hours
UNION THEOLOGICAL, SEMINARY
200 Park Avenue.
Anniversary Exercises.
The Last Services in The Present Buildings.
Sur dav, May 15-4 80: Farewell Communion Ser
vice.
Monday, May l6-6:3o; Annual Alumni Dinner
Tuesdav May 17-1e:30: Meeting OF the Alumni
Association.
100 Directors luncheon for
the Alumni.
100: Anniversarv Exercises
Diplomas and Degrees.
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WV YoRK FRICEs
NTEgzoR RECEIPTS
IT ABOARD CLEARANCE

AUAIAE-4 Eurr1er SEG-G 8nNSnEe &C.
GRID Vhter IN view cs -fte gains recorded
pErogsl- assured almost ssrsat iaaas proper
E1s- HEr contracts sold At l.. SC, july at
Z &c, slE Cctcbs- a. u Ice. OF Is to b points
se7e TIE eiosfnE figures ef the previous day.
&c q the q tho 5i9 c-up months between
- az ~ points above The ic7F figures of lsss
-s5th. The demand, which had been very tr-
EssI - LEe Nay W sr71-I The opening cf ths
nsrgs- l4Er Nondsy. stsCkened around the high
~ reached today. and later there WIS a, con
sas-ahls -se-tlcD GElEH- heavy realizing s1c
s1siisrs5 ceiling for rGrH- Closing prices were
zft,- =-szd-. -irh TIE oi5 crop rn0uths T1Ist8S
sszs- u -aiusz net higher vhlte rev crop
al pcisr Tower . - ps5ntz higher Sou tteras
Ezc r,s-s--s were = t. - higher Weekend
aEa-sE INDICATED 3 decrease q 1zi en- bsiAs in
Is -isLe11 = American against decrease o.
- doS Fz- ne sane week lzsr year. 7 eekiy
-ztlerz1s figures Pert receip1s, -. iSs bales,
EzzzE- q I-B iss- wear overland Go r15lts and
Cz-zdz 1-uTo against L 91T lsst year. south
- -lt -zE-1E-- estimated 5000 against ScVfsl
A. year, ass q stocks 81 interior towns, -
~ sgz-us- =. So last war brought into sight
.E tae wee 5loiG against 1a4 - last year.
TIA cr1p aovenert- Port receipts g.sJ6.1I1
- ss5uct6G against 2 As. Isz last year; over
lsna % mills and Canada. T-s-S52 against
AZ 81 a. -ea-. Southern mil taki-es, >
"a no a=a5rs- -1so zoe fa<t wear; stock a. IL
gro f6sne e. eEress - september I. -. 52s.
szaiast 24s 49, last yea; brought into sight
t1s "a Coz --- season 2 SIC. 5z7- against l;,-
III iasr --s- The total crop movement is
rs CAV -l= season, against 20 last season
III cc---z-- -rir-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14

In the chapel auditorium OF the stephen
Merritt Building. Eighth avenue and 18th
street, Tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock memo
rial services win be held commemorative
Of the life and labors Of the late Eugene
tTnderhilI. founder Of tf1e Susie Enderhlll
Lodge of the International Order of Good
TempIars. and one of the most active ana
prominent members OF that orgapization
during the last quarter Of century
Horace Greeley Knapp. the present chief
tsruplar. viii deliver a brief euIogy IN
verse Special tributes viii also be paid
20 the late King Edward VII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14

cornmunions at and Il a m: morning
service, with sermon by the rector, at II,
and evening prayer at 4, with address by
ffrs rector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14

Tns Rev DR. Robert F. Z Pierce win
resume the open air services from his
rprid's pulpit in front or the Second Ave
me Baptist Temple, second avenue. above
10Th sttsst to-rnorrow evening at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14
EXPORTS.
CASE Quotations.

=. " ICotte1. vnaa5IinE 10 %
lsea 81 rets Co-fAe No Rio 81
49, - 50 sugar grznulsIed -
- -. . ~ NoIassas OK pine 20
- = s--r :. So Beef family 49,. e -
- Sc 1cls Beef hams $780, y 90
- lead $50 TsIioT. prime T-r
So rark-FuesE 1890 =
tc-- =, - Tel~ Hogs .1rsd 16a - 1881
- q % Lara M5le Vest- 1885
go sIpis pnss 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14

N-v York srsv 13 1e1o-
,Erar-ZEEA STEADY ell day. and final
za.<s -re-s : higher IN rhE Z est sn5 1a1-rc
-.--,r n Ne- E-rE Nav shorts He-e nervous
- 81 sse market M over Il g bust On re
- go srC- -----es1E II CHICAGO had r'zT-
ss-ses go Orc 5--L u wheat -ecentiy ohtatnsd
: MIMI and had solo j. q Eastern r-iilers-
f,-s-rs rather bzT-sr than expected. with re
- & s-1s g. -l=---Es rom Russia snd small
ssi.rnsrts e-3-- both Argentina and Australia
S---h7-ss-sr- cash Els-ksts T-eCc c1-et ana Sars-
: r-a-7- ------ sales < loads Of Manitoba
Va r. uhsa- he-e s. le1z hi6 c 9 and No !
T---as-- s ---s ucE.Es-. o Z eHoat- CORN
,ssss-z-=r-- s-t--= and Eesasr. with FFolli-
-s7- eo----5ss-- houses showing some disposition
: iisr.5a-s NJ corn. here Tnc nominal eie-
$780, domestic basis. and export No =. bs-zc
r,--ios- o z-1s- oATS-Quist and barely
rrzs5- r--ces closing unchanged 70 nc lower. in
-s-r- WIKI corn. Gash cats STEADY. with
-s---zi 7hi-z IS 70 - =. seas 80 ana ciipped
80 . u - =. s755Zisc- REE and BAR
------N CHINA. TF5seaE t5aClHEing fCur3 exports
e. he --sek arcc-1i7lE - Bradst-eers sZgre-
go . as SIS bush against 1854 GO last week
So ,zss ca. siszc% yE3y :, IL. els PAS
ETea- ggsfrs- is 81. 1Sz last season. Corn eS-
T.sss es- ~ vseA. 2l2.J66 bush against 2e5. Il
az v-esk au5 al lasl year. since GlIv i
= 81 GO against = s12.S SO lasr season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev DR.. Burren viii preach at both
services in the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth avenue and 18th street, tomorrow.
AN Action in Court win be his subject
IN the morning, and IN tine evening he will
preach on The Shadow Of the Sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14

AT the Church OF the Incarnation. Mad
ixou avenue and 25th street. the Rev. DR..
W IL. Grosvenors rector, thare will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14

The Rev Or. s. Edward Young will
preach tomorrow morning for the Rev.
Or Charles 2. Aked in the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, 46th street and Fifth ave-
nue., his subject being: THE Church Spires
Of Greater New York and What They
Might Mean"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York May Il 1919
REANs AND PEAS-Reeefpts I9E bags
beans Firm on white leans both domestic ard
foreign. and While some holders are asking ad-
Vsacea prices quotations cover the general bust
fiess. Red kidney stronger. Scotch peas have
advanced BEANS, MARROW chatCs bashel,
s. 60 FAR % good 50 6oGS2 90; medium choice
- ss146s2 a5; pea g. S25s as So: fair 10 good,
s. 2os2 2Tts i-lported r1eGlHul s. fOds2 Is: pea
So 1882 -: white kidney, 50 95ass: rcd kidney.
IS aDoSS Is; ysllow eye So 10; black tdTtle soup.
So 1882 SIS, lima. California g ssdS PEAS
Scorch. haes- h,l-i1al e fifla2 10