davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Judge Johnson" the pleasure max
en- closed his season with a large
May party at his hall, and It was a
success In every way. We hope that
ne may reopen his fall class. Judge
is the favorite. and didn't we show
you?
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Mr.. Calvin King, Of Spokane, Wash,
No. 564 in the Occur d'Alene land
drawings. His claim is very val
liable holding near the Indian mission
at Desinet, Idaho.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Mr.. Sylvester Oliver, the Beau
Brummel of the Twin Cities, gives the
glad hand as receptor at the Wait
ers' and Porters' club, st. Paul.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

It is rumored about the city that
Mr.. Louis Liverpool, our well known
citizen, will be appointed messenger
to our newly-elected mayor, Herbert
Keller, who becomes the head of the
city government Monday, June 6, 1910.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Miss Marjorie Robinson of 1418 Sec
ond street South expects to leave for
her home in Georgia the last of the
month.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Mr.. Benz. r. Shivers and daughter
have returned to Chicago for a visit
Mr.. Shivers is still employed as
"chef" on the 500 Line.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Mr.. John H. Hutmar, Jr., has charge
of Pilgrim Baptist church morning
choir. We wish him much success
as one of our best.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Shelton
are now located in their new home
at 572 Sth Ave. N. They will be
pleased to have their friends call en-
route.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02
u. q. ". v.

That Department Commander Hugh
Y. Koch has the use Of these columns
for the department Order Of his
department. Complimentary.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02
WASHINGTON COMING.
Booker T. Will Deliver Manchester

Commencement Address.
Booker T. Washington, principal of
the noted Industrial school for negroes
at Tuskegee, Ala, will speak at the
commencement exercises of Macales-
ter college, June 8. Tuskegee institute
is a school started by a negro, con-
Quoted entirely by negroes and with
the definite purpose Of promoting
good WILL between the faces and of
fitting negro boys and girls for eff
cient service as farmers, blacksmiths,
carpenters, teachers. etc. in the
South. 1t is expected that DR.. Wash
ington will tell something Of his work
in the course Of his address June 8.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02
Local Items

Notice: The next issue of "The
City Star" will appear June 16, 1910,
temporary headquarters are being
changed into a permanent one will
necessitate this but we are still on
the job. ...
Publishers.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Major John A. Dickerson, is still
trying to close the deal with Conklir
and Zonne for the Sd st. building, 81
floor for Hotel Dickerson."
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

That the Canadian Pacific has q
colored car service inspector with as
sistants at intermediate points.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Prof. Asa J. White win leave the
city for summer vacation, and will
return in August.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Mr.. John Swain, Of Boston, who
was for long time with the Can
adian roads, is now in st. Paul.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Miss L. o. Smiths complexion par.
lors are the finest in the city, her
patrons are of the best people.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

That the first blood shed for our
country's independence was Crispus
Attacks.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02
Wanted.

Some one to take the place of an
honest agent in representing this
paper. If you can be trusted write us
now.-Publishers.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Captain d. e. Beasly at the Com
mercial Club, has many friends and
is apparently using them in battles.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

Charles w. Brown, formerly of thu
Hub, Is now a practical electrician
and is a practical
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02
SOCIAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Justin M. Brown are
permanently settled in their new home
at 900 9th Ave. 8.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

That Chicago was first inhabited by
q negro, Jean Baptiste. in 1779.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

That the South Shore Ry. has sew
eral colored conductors.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02

See Blackburn's "ad." in this pa
per, and know the rest.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1910-06-02
JUBILEE CONCERT.

CHAS. H. MILLER.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September .. iqlO
BEEvES-Receipts t2i cars; or 225 head.
Including n cars for the market, IS cars on
sale steers on light supply. rather more
active and full steady; bulls and cows IN hrl-
tied receipt and frm. Common 10 prime steers
sold a 81 so Al S6 90 per 100 h. bulls ar 81 %,
COWS at s. 25u 81 -. Dressed beef in fair de
r1and at 80 n I2isc for native sides: n &C for
fair to good Texan beef Live-poo and Lon
weight; refrigeratr beef lower at London and
selling al I0ak n io7- e. Exports morrow, 500
cattle and 1875 quarters Of beef TO London:
49S quarters 20 Liverpool
steers. I24I 10 average, S6 s. per 100 lhi II.
l248 H. S6 So; 81 11s3 H. 50 so; 2l I2o2 o H.
I242 N. SO s., i, 1924 ID. So -.
Shamherg & Son. 20 Ohio steers, 1870 ID,
SIS 90. ~ 1853 III, So 10 5, 115o IN, SO IS. 10,
1920 10, s. SO ,os, =,
stocker $50 Ib. g So bulls 500 lb, 81 10. :
: Sanders. Is West Virginia steers, 1850 III,
ss 81 q Ohio 1i0g ID. 81 10: 3. 10sn ID. 80 70,
1Io4 III IS 40: Il Pennsylvania. $50 lb.
81 30 COW. 1880 10, si 10: ]. 7+o 10 s. so
Mcpherson & to. II Kentucky steers. 1922
Ii. Ss 40: - 1867 ID. 81 so. = Virginia, 1000
10 Dr.ryFs-Receipts ass head. including 104
TO- the market Prices steady for all sorts of
a.l,es hut no strictly prime Veals or good
al 81 8OaSlo 80 per 100 TO- very common
western calves at 81 so. few buttermtlks at
SIS Dressed calves steady TO strong. city
dressed veals IA N lie; country dressed 10 n
&c dressed grassers and butfermiiks, q
Nelson A. McCabe 5s Western calves,
rosin & shannon: :. veals 1870 n. $40; T. III
-, So. f3 erassrrs 22T IL S5, 3. ld3 ih. s4
S sanders. veais. l75 n. sic butter
h5lI Earne - 1ommission Company: Pennsylvania
veals 160 70. $40 so. West Virginia calves.
1Ss h. 81 3d.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

44oQ4 soc. New York; 25a4 SOC East St Louis cuts
London spot f12 los. SPELTER-Steady. spot,
55.S7 l2q2.5oc,, New York; 5.25q3 Soc East. East 81 81
Louis. London, spot. t22 los IRON--Cleveland
warrants, 4es 4Izd in London Locally quiet.
No ] foundry Northern. Sl6qS1e SO; No >, sl5 30
qsie: No Southern and No / Southern. Sort
SIS T5GSf6 %.
MOIAssFS AND sYRUPs-Dul and with
cut change
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits turpentine frmer
and in good demand Rosin strong and high
Tar firmer, with some advance in prices
SPIRITS TINE-Aiachine bbls. l4]-e.
TAR 81 30 ROSIN, SO 10: common 70 good
81 so6 SO Is: r. SIS 20: d. Sc %; E, S6 50; f.
Ss -: 6, $3.50; H. SO so: ]. s6 69: K So IS;
NJ. 81; Y, 81 40; VIC. 81 60; WV 81 so.
0ILS-Refined petroleum was easier. and a
decline OF i points was reported in both
standard and water white. Linseed oil un-
changed. PETROLEUM - Standard white,
bhs, New York and Thiladelphia- T.5oe; bulk,
4c; refined cases. 9aoc; water white. bbls, &c :;
bulk. 5.50c cases. 11.40c. LINSEED OH
American. 90 o001c: out-of-town raw, 50 q eoe'
Calcutta raw 95c; lard oil, 81 20G 81 -.
CoTToNsEED Ou-steady. and at the
close unchanged TO points net higher The
government report the cotton crop failed 70
have much influence on values. Sales, 10.4oo
bbs. The members Of the cottonseed oil trade
on the New York Produce Exchange voted 10
close saturday. although the exchange VIII
be open. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
STATE c. E. CONVENTION.

Preparations are now well under way for
the state convention of Christian Endeavor
societies in Rochester, October 4 TO g.
Father Endeavor'' Clark. recently re-
turned from his round-the-world trip is TO
be in Rochester at the convention, and will
be the speaker on Tuesday evening, when
the convention opens. On the same evening
there will be two addresses of welcome.
one from a representative of the city and
one from a representative of the churches
One of the attractive features will be the
presence of the Rev. DR.. James M Gray,
of the Moody Institute. Chicago, who will
conduct the Bible study work each day.
A large number of delegates from all
parts of the state and visitors from many
other states are expected 10 attend. For
these there will be the necessary number
of seats reserved in Convention Hall. H.
A Ktnpdts. president Of the New York
State society, will preside. DR. Bernard
CIausen. state secretary. has just been
making an extensive trip through the state
attending county conventions Everywhere
there is unusual interest in the coming con-
vention as promising TO be one of great
spiritual power and inspiration.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

Newton & Co: West Virginia calves. 40 fo'
81 90 - =.
Mcpherson & Co: = Maryland calves, 100 H.
SHEEP AND LANBS-9eeeipts. 3O4a cara
or 7446 head including Is y cars for the
market Sheep and lambs were both in fairly
good demand at steady prices, and the pens %ets .
cleared Common 10 prime sheep sold at s9V
81 60 per 100 II: culls 81 so: common 10 choice
lambs SIS 50dSs O5 culs. $5qS5 80. Dressed
mutton steady at S9 10c; dressed lambs, II -3'a
14lzc. including dressed lambs at 14QliAa
Sales-kerns Commission Company 40 vest
Virginia lambs. 80 10 average. s. per 1o0 70
s. 60: 1o2 PENNSYLVANIA, 10 fo 10 % 10
s. 1ss Kentucky. SO n; St 20; 80 66 10 80 90 %
S. 40; p West Virginia 105 10, S4 so; 9. Penn
syvania, 13a 70 81 so; 20 los h. 81 . :, 10
n. 81 s. 1e6 10, So; Kentucky yeariinss. 80
n. so so 80
Newton & Co: 257 West Virginia lambs, ~
n, 81 so: 262. 81 b, 81 10; 226, 6s 10 81 10 -'e
63 n. 81 so. 1 West Virginia sheep. IL NJ 81
Mcpherson & Co: 263 West Virginia lambs
SO n. 81 s5: 26S Maryland. 66 ~ 81 62ia 24t
So n. 81 SO: 10 cuIIs, IS n. So so: IS Maryland
sheep 105 n. 81: Ii culls. 81 10. s. 80
Tobin & Shannon: pa Kentucky lambs, 90 ~
$50 Virginia 81 - ST % 13 cuIls. 40 1b So. D
s. 80: Is culls, 81 10 Sc 30
S. Sanders: 1S9 Pennsylvania lambs. SO To-
81 371s; 53 state, s. rh, 81 3739; state sheep
los 10. s. so
HOGS-Receipts 13 cars, or 2.04s head, all
for saughterers, except few head. Feeling
rather easier. and good, heavy 70 light state
and Pennsylvania hogs quoted at 81 ooHs9 30
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03


fer ruid6ling upland and 15- 25c for nid6ling
Gulf. sales, 609 bales Liverpool cables: Spot
good demand. sales. 10000 bales. including
port. imports = 900 bales. mfddling upland,
TeTd Futures opened steady at 3G5 points de
cline closed Quiet AT a. u l0l~ points decline
September, T-5s-z6- SeptenDer-October, Z. I'd,
-Noveu5er. T12d: NQVsUbeT-Deceul5e Der
7osd. DeceubeT-Jauuary, 7-O3d: JEnuaT-y-Feb-
rlIary. -.n2i I'D F7ebrlary-1i 1924 I'D March
April 7-02izd, April-NIays T02l2d; May-June,
: O2-zd.
points advance. and later active positions made
further gains. although at the advance there
vas some proft taking well foreign selling,
and at the close the market was steady al un-
changed = points advance with sales or ~, $40
bags The principal feature Of the day was the
puhlication Of the world visible supply show
Ing . decrease during August Of 3,O33 bags. com
usr4tT with an increase last year Of 1910. ga
tsgE = decrease in the visible during August
is almost JIrDrecetlent=d. having occurred only
once before in recent years This loss was due
70 The comparatively small receipts at brazilian
points which 50 far this season amount TO
3. lZ5. coo bags. against 45l400g last year, and
TO the very large warehouse deliveries, both IN
the United states and in Europe. HavTs closed
= p franc net lower. Hamburg un-
changed 70 4 pfenniz lower. Rio was IN
changed. and Santos showed decline Of only
90 -eis Brazilian exchange on LOnCon showed
a. advance Of 5-32d, which brought the rate up
70 L 1925. Cost and freight market firm, ana
IN spot there was said 10 be a better demand.
with prices firm. The basis OF log lOis Tor
Rio No :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 2-CATTLE-Receipts 1880;
sasS s Os W s. s. as 9 Ts1ai soaksrs snd
feeders ST 10g St -; cows and heifers. 81 80 q
Sc SO: calves 81 50 so. HoGs-Recsigts, e .d pts
mixed. IS 60 q 50 50; heavy, ss 5oGse 35;
rough s 5o$s 75 coed TO fhGice ,1e ot hssy sias
ket steady; native, s. So q 81 10; Western,
s3q$4 10; yearlings, 81 7Sqs s. 75' lambs ma
East Buralo Sept. 2.cATTLE-.RF ceiPts. Ig6
800 slow and steady, NEALS-ReGeipts' 29o
active; T5c higher; $IaSl1 80: HoGSLts~ S|,bs~
light slow. G10c lower; heavy. 81 50 q - ~
mixed. 50 % SO: Workers. 81 so 50 90 pigs Zo
LAMBS-Receipts, 800; sheep active: steady:
iings iie s. - IS Is; wethers. 81 Is gs5; ewes,
81 25@s4 so; sheep. mixed So - 70. ,,...,.s
Cincinnati. Sept. =. - CATTLE = Receipts'
oa9 ste9dy loc lower far e q good shPPsrz BRs
So Is a 50 so. common. IS 10 a 50 so, SHEEP
tive and strong, So 73Q$1 10
Kansas City. Sept. 2-CATTLE-R Receipts
southerTs strong; dressed beef and export
western t5ogs7 20 st9seTs and 6ssfsF7 bsrs
cows, 81 10 a 81 %; native, 50 rs qs5; heifers
s. 5oQS7. bulls 50 - d 81 -: calves, 81 80 q
f6 f9 weak; bulk Of sales 50 50 a 50 80; heavy.
az 90 u 50 30: packers ard butchers 50 80 q
s. 57:7Ifght, 50 so a 50 So l.. SHEEP Receipts
ijrgs S47JQS5 rs: wethers, S+QS+ so; ewes,
81 T5@s4 Is: stockers and feeders, 50 8$5 30.
Louisville. Sept. a-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts AZ; for the week thus far; ge92s
Market quiet. but prices fully steady: oudh oI
best lambs. 6q6t2c; seconds, AZ 05c' culls
&c. fat sheep steady at 334 c down: com
mon sheep slow; stock eve trade extremely
quiet. anything but choice to fancy are hard
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept 2-WHEAT-Spot dull
futures steady: october IS 67sd: December. IS
7s4d March IS S}2d CORN-9pot steady; Old
American mixed, IS lid: futures dun; SePten-
her As cad October. Is 9i2d. PEAS-Cara-
dian Is FL-OUR-Winter patents. 3os. HOPS
In London Pacific Coast e 5sq5t JOS BIZ BE
Extra India 1885 cd, PORh--PrlIlls
mess, Western 1O6s Sd. HAMS-Short cut 6ss.
BACON-Cumberland cut. rs cd; short rib, 16s
clear bellies AS: long clear middles, light, l3s
heavy. 74s short clear backs. SIS. SHOCL-
pERs-square, Cos sd. LARD-Prinle Western Yes; IN
yFIFFSE-Canadiau. finest white. new, 53s I'd
colored 54s. TURPENrINE-Spirits ,It 2is %
P0SIN-Conlnon. 14s I'd. PETRoLE;t- Me
fined 10 IIN9EED OIL-45s Sd. COTTON
SEED oIL-HulI refined SPOT. ,ss SIS a. I'D TAI
london sept RAW SUGA centrifugal l.
18s "a museovsdo lis ID BEET STGAR sr-
fe-7ber-Cctober lis Cd. LINSEED OILS-4Os
I'D Sperm oII-532 -s"5,+ PErR9LEpM ,1-R I'm N
TfTE@spirits HI SIS sd ROs1N-American
strained 14s Sd. fine, 16s 30. - -,
Antwerp. Sept. 2-PETF4oL4bI M-ls francs d
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
WEEDS MAN WHO SAVED HER
Girl Rescued from Drowning Now Wife
of Long Island Man.

Rescued from drowning while spending
her vacation at Atlantic City about year
ago. Miss Amelia Diana Schroeder. twenty
years old. OF No. 129 9th street. Elmhurst
was married yesterday 10 Frederick Mil
Ter, OF Walnut street. Winfield. the man
who saved her. The couple were unae-
quainted previous TO NIiIIer's diving after
the girl when she had gone under and then
When Miss Schroeder recovered the
couple found they lived in adjoining viii
lagos. and then began a COurJshiD. The
marriage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Alexander Shaw in Long Island city
The bride does not intend 10 tempt Aclan-
tic city again, so they viii go 10 Niagara
on their wedding trip
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Sept 2-''The Commercial Bulletin
will sav of the wool market Tomorrow a
moderate aggregate Of business IS being Done III
small individual quantities bur notWltAstandII
ing the market is still quiet The continued
scrfyirv IN goods is responsible for the present
situation and it is problernatical when business
-i}t tr.nroI-e n,a+eriaIIv Prices on territory
vol are A little fr1ner and deae are less IN
clined to sell large blocks az prevailing rates
T7a5C greasy. original Oregon at 1sleq 19 lac;
9Id oregon staple at Sc. secured: Texas, Twelve
months az 6O662c. and eight months at ooqo &c!
scorre5. Ohio three-eighths and half blood, al
2ST29c The shipments Of wool from Boston 10
center,ter I. inclusive. were 12eSZose4 ID
against IA 2q4. III for the same time last year
The receipts to September I. inclusive We're -O--
qi0 41a 10 against 322. 259. $50 for the same
r,e-i0d last YEAR
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

"Messiah's Coming Kingdom" will be
Pastor Russell's theme Sunday after
noon at three o'clock in Broollyn's larg-
est Auditorium, the Academy OF Music,
Lafayette ave. near Subway Station.
He is TO speak Sunday. Sept. 11th. in the
Jefferson Theatre. Portland. Maine;
Sept. 18th, in the Light Guard Armory.
Detroit. Mich; Sept. 25th. in the Straub
Theatre, Knoxville. Tenn, returning 10
Brooklyn for the first Sunday OF next
month when he will again speak In the
Academy of Music. his topic then 10 be
Sin Atonement.
The recent ten-day convention of the
International Bible Students Associa-
tion. held at Celoron, N Y. was the
largest convention OF any kind ever held
on Lake Chautauqua. Pastor Russell
was the principal speaker at their public
meeting. the first Sunday in August. i've
thousand being IN attendance.
A cordial invitation is extended TO all
to hear Pastor Russell next Sunday
Seats will be free. and no collection will
be lifted.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

Fall River. Sept 2-Saies in the print cloths
,7a-l.a- flor the week are estimated ar 175 00o
pieces. There was a fairly good demand for
goods this week. and this amount disposed OF
viii be perhaps q little in excess Of the total
production. Buyers were in the market mostly
for odd goods. There was also some inquiry
cries for goods sold this week viii run up to
December. The tone is firm at the following
SO Sasc: 3si2-inch, 81 squares. 5asc, 3a}s-lnch,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

v
Falls. n Y, will occupy the pulpit of the
Collegiate Church of ST Nicholas to-mor-
rev. His subject in the morning will be
The misunderstood Christ" and in the
evening his theme will be Sowing and
Reaping.
"One Day of Rest in Seven will be Dr.,
Mottet's morning and evening themes at
the Church of the Holy Communion to-
morrow There will be holy communion
a. the 80 a. m. and the noon services.
At the sd street branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow af-
ternOon the members and friends are 10
have the privilege OF welcoming \. Fer
diuand Travis, the new religious work di-
rector He is TO speak on the roof, con-
cerning "a God Who Cares
There will be services at the West End
PRESBYTERIAN church at II a and at
o m tomorrow The Rev John Balcom
Shaw. of Chicago. will preach at both ser
vices Dr. Shaw is we'll known 70 all church-
men. and was the founder and for many
years pastor of the West End Church. hav-
irg been succeeded by the Rev, DR.. A.
Edwin Keigwin, the present pastor cord
ial invitation is extended TO DR. shaw 5
and again meet one with whom they were
long associated.
The subject of the Iesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Man" and the Golden Text Psalms
1xxxfv: 5. 12l Blessed is the man whose
strength is in thee: blessed is the
man that trusteth in thee"
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow the Rev DR.. William ]. Daw-
son. formerly of London. will preach both
in the morning and afternoon. Every one is
invited 10 these services.
The Man of Galilee and the Christ OF
To-day" will be the theme of the morning
sermon at St PauIs Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow.
Al the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Boyd McCleary, assistant pastor, Will
preach at IL a. m. tomorrow on Ahao
and Elijah and at D. m. on The Need
of knowing the Truth" Al O'Clock in
the afternoon the Scottish Gaelic Society
of New York will conduct It's annual Gae-
lie service The Rev. DIR. A. Mackay, OF
Kfngussie Scotland. one of the best known
Gaelic speaking ministers in the Highlands.
will preach. All Highlanders Scotsmen and
descendants Of such are invited TO attend
The Rev Frank S Weston, of Toronto,
a nreacher we'll known throughout south
e-n Canada, will preach in this city
throughout September. occupying the First
BAPTIST pulpit Mr. Weston is known as an
eloquent speaker
The Rev. DR. James NJ Gray, president
OF the Moody Bible Training School Chi
cago, will preach at the Metropolitan Tenn
pie tomorrow morning at Ii O'Clock. The
New-York tribune., 1910-09-03

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour quiet and about
sirsaE Fog = q 2 ;6 46 teP PD Pafsnts s. 90
s. >: spring clears. 81 10 81 T5; extra 70 l
K1tsT s. Ss4s eEfF2 10 90 RYE = Fl FIoTR e "
steady. far 10 good. 81 10a 81 80. choice 70
5-Iz5 81 70 BAG MEAI-Ftne Waite and
veI!ou- 81 55aS 81 GO coarse, 81 30 q 81 o..
FEED - steady: western, spring. tRsgs. s. SIS s. q
do SOS so a s29 SO, red dog, S2g SO city bran,
So bulk so 80 sacks; middling. So 20 q
bulk so - sacks: oiImeal S37 40.
PROVIsIoNS-Inaetive and trrssqlar ~ g5Jh :
steady. Ness S24qS24 80. family s25aS26 90
short clear So 5oGS24 80 BEEF Firm 1. Mess
extra India mess $50 5C1S51 50 BEEF HAMS
-Quiet. s22gS24. DRESSED HoGsmSsteadyyi y
n 1s7.e pigs l85sc cut MEATs-PGkled 4, e s
HAMs-5uiet ii99s114tze TALI6iw-G,ty. sc.
cauutrv. = gT5=c. LARD-Flrm Middle West
sfcady south America SIS So. Continent s12 IS
Brazil kegs, s1+ 50 Compound frm' 1l9II &C
>CGAR-Rehned hrm and unchanged. with
granulated quoted at 525c net. Jess per cent
coming holidays the sugar market being closed
until Tuesday morning Raw closed quiet, al
shipment last half September. at 1-lsc. basis
.s test cost and freight. equal i2c duty
paid which is the quoted price here; rluscavado,
50 test, 3 92c, and nolasses sugar 20 test, 3.d7c
7-se London market for beet sugar -. 4
lower Tor september, which was quoted ~ i3s
I'D other positions unchanged. According 10
WilIett G. GRAY the visible supply OF sugar is
a. follows Total stock Of Euurope and America.
sTS 7ao tons. against ',34l $50 last year al the
same dates The increase IS . go tens, against
an increase Of 45. .213 last week Total stocks
anG ancars together show q visible supply of
,;.s 80 tons against i577,sso tons last year.
a. increase of sS,3iO tons
RICF-Business good, with full hut IN
changed prices noted
-COPPER-Sfandsrd eaHy- spot
seiJfenlbe~ and october. T. log i. 25c. November
- 'e0Ql2 30c and December. y 25GI Doc Lon
sor firm spot t53 Is Cd: futures. f56 Ss Lsoca
,ssrlaf o11ief lake copper, i2ST y l3c. electro
lyfir u s. = df2 15c; casting l. 25g L. soc. TIN
Pa sy spot 50 SOC 25 40c; September, 35135 SOC
October a s0ey2sc. November, "a 25Q34 T5c, and
Decenaber, 81 l. = ga SOC London weak: spot