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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-15

= After a winter OF careful
= training, the newly organized =,
4 playfield band. composed of +,
= boys. is to give its first public /,
= concert Friday night in Leschi i
= park. The proceeds will go
4 10 obtaining uniforms. A
4 vaudeville entertainment is
= promised, also by playfield i,
= talent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08
Pure English for Children

The Woman's Home Companion
for September contains q strong ar
ticle urging parents to use more care
in teaching children to speak pure
English. Following is an extract:
"One of the causes of bad English
IS the disrespect which children are
permitted to feel for each other. The
sacredness of personality is not
taught them, and they are allowed to
badger each other and to make each
other ashamed Of all distinguishing
peculiarIties. Disrespectful nick
names are permltted-very different
things these from the affectionate
little home names-and conversation
instead of being the medium Of
friendliness between brothers and sis
tiers, becomes as prickly as a Chero-
kee-rose hedge.
Undue familiarity between fellow
students breeds the same disrespect
and cheapness, and young folk who
indulge in these lnsolent jo~cularities
extend their impudence until 1t in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08

Department that a large number Of
tyDewrittng machines are sold every
year in Siam and that those of Amer
lean make appear to be the most
popular. Some Of these machines
are fitted with Siamese type, but
many of the natives retain the Eng
fish characters, however, and 1t is
thought that the introduction of this
type will have a great deal to do with
the final abolition of the ancient
Siamege characters and the use Of
the standard keyboard.
So far the sales of only two Amer
lean machines have been pushed IN
Siam. These sell in Bankok at 30 to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08

$50 tlcals, or $3.50 to 1857, each. A
widely advertised English machine
brings only 175 to ESQ ticals-$65 to
s95-but it has been found to be OF
inferior workmanship to the Ameri~
can brands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08
An Ear for Nature.

A few nights ago little Robert was
taken to a band concert and created
a laugh during a very beautiful clar@
met solo, with violin and bass VOL
accompaniment by gayingI
Mama, which one is it mooing?"
It was the bass Viol-September
Woman's Home Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08

Guides their fathers and mothers. To
be sure, this impudence may be
mixed with affection. A boy may call
his father the old man. and still
love him; he may say, the mater
will kick If he does such and such a
thing, and be ready, all the time, to
devote his life to his mother; but he
has lowered his own standards by
talking in such a name He is be-
coming, imperceptibly, not only less
a ~ntleman, but less a man of char
acter."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 7:-
Contrary to general expectation, the
Straight-Whitney wedding will not
occur in London, but Is to be at
Caux-sur-Montreaux, near here,
Sept. Z. Miss Dorothy Whitney of
New York, who weds Willard D.
Straight, is a daughter of the late
William c. Whitney and an heiress
to many millions of the one time
traction magnate's vest fortune. Mr..
Straight, a graduate OF Cornell uni
versity, spent considerable time in
China, being connected with the Chi
nese imperial customs and later be-
coming consul general for the
United States at Mukden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08

Vice Consul General Hansen, at
Bankok, Siam, reports to the State
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08

Two Actual o eoInt % A " K o 'O"sHo' "'
Facts at ata g lower % pr Tian fia n it c could u be be purchased
for elsewhere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-08

This establishment Is
in no way connected
with any other store or
market ip this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug -overshsdowed BY taEi'
uncertainties. trading in ihe wool market mas
diminished considerably week ago
moderate recovery mad beer Noted Withn
H. Iasr few DAYS traders have been getting
new wool 81 fheif hands There has been
utfra tendency 60 stock up While the tara
revision pail hangs dver re market Prices
1n r-w wool have been rather low. Nasnea
woods have b--n quiet but halt booda pr
tcrar'y active. Leading domestic quota
lions
Ohio ana Pennsyivanla feeees-pel llue'
washed 2aa SOC Xxx 2I 0Iec, me ullnef
chaltabie ~ rg2c. hslf htoos courDing. p =
2ac. thrso-eighths. IS r 25-tci 0ne-quartet,
2sr. dcIaius upw sshs6 49, q DO. aso l9is
q-Ic. Michigan. Wisconsin and New YORK
r-ecas--F'iae unvsaShsd. - = ise. aelains - =
g I4c. hall blood. unwasned, 25c. kentucky.
Indiana aud NissOuri-rhre~ -elghtbs blood.
-1c. one-Quarter. % p 2-c.
ANsu.sd Dasls Tezas--Fins y months.
$40 5ac. 10 months e. acc fal. AZ i3c.
0auforuia-Northern. 4s Il zoe; middle county
ASA 41e Southern. a. 143r Oregon Eastern.
no STAPLE So . 56c clothing. J0e valley no
l. i6T47c Terrl0ry-Fiue staple 81 SOC,
fue medium. ~ --c. fire clothing. 81 . o3c.
me medium - n soc; haif blood comoing.
Sc J. T5c. tnree-clghths. 504alc one-quarter.
60 r 4-c
suurrs fGf iS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK. august I, 1911
htEl g sce-pts 20 ears 500 head,
weight. ceiling ~ hanged. Dressed beef staadv.
native --.cs selling ar t4lac per TO. L-1as neef
-r.s u'r- t5-l.v
JALvEs-R-ce.p.s 8n head. PSI on ssls
Mario ste1fy = prime ysa5 3l4isa 4!is!h1
calves g. 154E7 90 Dressed calves steady. city
dressed vea's. I'4lt--c re- Z, country ar7ss-1.
-r-xe-ns Commission Co.. ? virginia
calves. --5 10 average. Is Per 100 p 3. % ~.
vsrtoa q CO 30 virginia calves ie1 y.
s judd &. g. Is Western calves. ls3 n. So %.
N5.,on b. ll5cs6s. z veals. 100 70 81. % but
SHIP AS6 A,IBs-Feceipts. 81 cars. or
SAP ne1a. % cars On sale. sheep DUH 70 a
STEADY. cars uus1.t. Common ~ choice sheep
sold a. sE-S4 -er 100 p rIIIs Il 50. ordinary 20
choice amDs. s5ISe 80. ! car. 81. Dressed NUT
ION lower at 7gs.fc PER u. dressed lambs steady
az fnut- -rr. hog dressed 10. l2T'1iF-
ssles-Io1.u * shannon 2-J KENTUCKY lambs.
70 DO 1~sfase 81 per 100 To- 235 80 ID, S. -.
So 80. -28 7t De-. 81 ~. 2ae 20 70. So 40 -. 50
D.. 30 -N 80, hn I-, 1r ~ - tLl4. ~ ~
s. 80 s'S e e s 2 yirs e % 49, X - g
year'ins. sd .t 81 80. KENTUCKY sheep. i4p io.
s. %. 49, lh 81 ~
j sasneerg e son: 2sl Ksatuesy. lambs. 20
1iepher-an s. Co.. 2iu Virginia lamts, 90 10.
- 90. earrings - ln. 81 sheep. 1870 DO. s..
& Judd g Coz - state sheep. H. lh. 81
amos g, IN. s. So. 2ss. 8s 10. s575. i50 VIZ
silll, ~ ID. S. - 50 D. 81 10. II. -
r. s3 -99 81 t. 81 80. Dc. ~ 10. S. 81: l31.
m Do. s. so virginia sheep - 10. 50 30; los.
Jos To- 81 ~ To- -03 DO. 81. a cuiis - Dr. 81 SO,
rp ~ SOC Dot ra8-.
Newton & co.. s6 Virginia lambs y M go
y. 5o b. s.. 3 virginia sheep l-3 10. - -.
4e Us f- r.
sars-fs. 217 Virginia lambs &c TO- Sc 70;
2-H t3 To- So ~
irOG--Pa. sirts o. cars or $3.50 head IN
Guiding aaIf car fc- the market, no sales; feel
ia= arr,
Sales au l7re vester51yl-T. .. Curtis & son:
'l8 state hoes. IT'S .c average 81 I'D Pc 100 To;
81 ZGl .t. s7 80. 10 r1ugre g9 Do. 81. stag.
2l0 Do 50. bears. - ll 81 20
Nelson T. N-Care- 100 state r0gs. rs 10.
% 50 n 2o5 To- 81 90. q 90 Do. 50.
H. D. H1hs. i state boss. 2-S 10. s. y;
p r-reas 600 10. So
ss.a-s L s. DiDeoack y state hogs.
'es Ire 81 so 3 rough. 100 .a. 81 -.
Tufa & Co.. IS state hogs. lf0 .h. ~ so p.
20d rb e. ~. 2 90 10. 81 a. ) rough 20 III &C..
Mcpherson a. Co 1tate hogs. $50 d. So ~,
d. cg1 't Sc i1 roughs 600 Do. s. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
orarnl1ursrocK mhRKErs.

rr.-aeo. Aug. -CATTLE-Re-eipte 1000.
e-lttr. se--rs f-ry- ~ Texas steers s. 40'f
= 20 w-s'.n Steers S44ss y si2,s,. 49,, -, :,
-af--4 E5 r04S- 20 HOGe-Receirrs. 5000.
.'rv r. over than yesterday q average. - r..
1sT 81. uiLct. s. lfi ~ Aft' - Sp'su. y
III n r1rrrs 81 4fGsf 20 go01 to -roice ne =
81 -f6gI 91. pigs IS 40GsT 10. brlE N sales - -
an 20 sHEEF-Recept1 T. OpO -lk, native.
- -..l g.. western 50 600 81 ve8rircs. 81 HHHs5
4rrr- r7tf-. s3 rI0 s. - western 81 Is fsd 20
cincinnati. Au= 1-cATTLE-i Receipts ts9
soE 20 -.stsrtay,' 5.--. prices 80. y.
calves. good ugrt. active ana strong TO s1sla
higher. other gr4fes unchanged ana SLOW. Si45t
H1TT-Fereirts l. sqs l00lJe niznsr. packers.
s. S5fST go. stage. StaSs - comnen sows $50
FateIrts. b $50. slow ana easy. 81 5o7s3 n.
lambs slow tert acout steady. other grades daii
Ealt Buffalo. Aug CATTLE Receipts 100.
steady vEALs- Receipts, Bo. slow ara e.
lower az So -DrSs - HOGS Receipts. roo
a-rire and 57 To- higher. heavy 81 75a$7 ~
ui1c1 81 sods7 ~ pigs 81 -o4sT - rolghs.
s. 59l s. d -tls- SIS % aai.lta' s. 5oaSi -
sheen -teadv: 'am0s sc lower. amns S4d$5 -
EanrAs city. Aus cat rLL--Receiptz II.
OrI Including ~ 900 frufhefr7 best steady OH
eos steady tl M. lover. dressed tcef ana expert
,'-e- fd -s4S, iau 1 sood. - secs 70,
Frs % sanihlrn. IS soas5 b. Southern cows
81 s04Sl 15. native. s. 757H 20; heifer saN
81 10 bulls. 90 254sf - calves. 81 81 HOGS
Receipts 1000. steady tl ST. lower. bulk ot saied.
S. -D95T 0s. h-srv fb so0S1 oa rackerg and
ACCENTS 1000. rfr1fr fo l5c lower. lambs.
s. Fss sd. ve1r.inrs - g0ass wetn-rs. S. TaG
S. 20 ewes. 80 fugst -o. atoc'era and feeders
g. Tras3 -
rBv Telegraph TO The TribuncI
st Louis Aux CATTLE Receipts. 7.T36.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
MONEY AND TXCEANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on can
oRsasa al 2A per cent; highest. ~ per
cent: lowest. q. per cent, closing. "a per
cent. ruling rate. pa per cent Time
roney was quoted higher for all naturi-
ties. Rates. ga per cent for sixty
DAYS. sFS4 per cent for ninety DAYS: 4
n az -er cent for four months - q 8
ver cent for five six and seven months
Mercantile paper was quoted nlsaeI-
There was q moderate demand and rair
amount OF desirable paper Rates, 2 4 -
Der cent for sixty 70 ninety daFS lndorse-
r,e1ts- 4T4is per cent -cr choice -FOUR 70
s.x months single names. "a per cent TOT
other
FOREIGN EXCHANGE market
for tc-elzn exchange opened shade
easier The tone is reported 1a1rly steadE'
tl- t~ some quarters @ declining move
u-er-. 70 result from increased offerings or
Crt-C1 oils IS expected. London ass
counts are gain easier. sixty CaEs oe-ns
CGrrad at - per cent anQ ninety DAYS ~
9-l6 per cent the last comparing WIN
- per cent on Monday. Demand eE-
change te quoted a. 4S6lo, cable. +.so49'
sE-H-lar bills $40; snort francs, 0lt's
less --o-. short reichsnaTks. 24 1916 net
TIE market steadied toward the close. puJ
there was no appreciaol- increase IN busl-
ness and ltf-,e or no feature DEMAND
was fulllv quoted ar 4.S6-', cables AZ
4s6a15t sf+5 siNtv-day Bills ar 4S4lo.
short francs 40 5.1ees less l-54 ana snort
y, s-rs -- 4- -5--6 less l-64.
r.rr.... rnr+lH ~ r-e follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

n6mnally unchanged
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged Refined Pc
trolegm steady at recent prices
RICE-Steady, with good demand. Dan
graphs Louisiana crop movement n that
point ~ date IS showing receipts ~ l2t2.ol0
sacks old crop, and new crop 5000. sales
cleaned. Lie9 e5o pockets. Rain 10 inter
ferirg with harGegt
sCGAR-Rehned firm standard sranulated
= f5c net lees per cent cagh. In London.
beet sugar ruled quiet, August and Ssptem-
STOCK Of sugar m the United Kingdom IS
10000 tons Raw here steady and un-
changed. with 4 Bic bid but not considered.
and offered moderately az Arse and possibly
q limited quantity ar zoe from store. Cubas
werr offered rrm az T-16c. cost and freighf.
second half August equal 70 4.s0c here but
not taken spot prices Centrifugal. o6 test.
41ic and molaSses sugar. - test. sec. A
late cable from London reported the sugar
mafket weak and rather lower FOR henfs.
WIN weather forecasts unsettled Willeft K
GRAY report three Centrais grinding, against
four last week and two last year Receipts
err six ports none asainRt 600 tons lost week
and i,O9e a year ago. Receipts all ports.
ports 1000. against -. 600 and 10 600 Stock.
SIX ports 1000 AGAINST 100000 ana l68 COO
HlDES-Sfeadv with n fairly good So lee
movement in small parcels. Offerings mod
crate.
LEATHER-steady Waile business was
moderate there was q steady demand IN a
'obrlng way but no large individual sales
movement Prices unchanged.
DRUGS-Steadv. with fairly good business
Essential oils We're firmly hed as a rule. with
good business Roofs sold IN the usual JOB
Ding Wav 81 full prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

NeV Y0rk AuE. !. IVII.
CpsIN-VHEA T-Aiarket was under The
influence % The recent large lrcreds- IN tA-
-i.ttf. e,,--.,-. ar-f,c ~ early part Of the
5., ,-z r-io-s declined about isc Later
tier was aooa of bun news regardinS the
s-rlad of black rust in the Northwest. which.
&, ,,.~r ois4v,,aI MAS lr.anfing into Cana1l.
AM as ne Northwestern markets were very
rir.rr Dri-es rrrod and the close showed
~. 1,.-s ~ r-,r..r Foreign markets were
'St 49, - d. f-,r-' hoe not been
s~Si-er IN i1fi3 ard thcrs is eth uncertainty
rsra~Iing tho crou In Russia One Urolui-
80 -, i-sre5 nm estimate placing he
-- -,i.,. ..,,.r 81 At4 400 COO buEhe. and
W. .o,sirior ~ sprinr wheat at 55.4 per cent
~. - lee+ -7cvth which on q f---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

FVOVT-iOs iasisr early. OWNS to ce-
eIl-.. rf q u go roIufr .u the lard MARKET rlf
rrifc4 soon rallied a1G developed frnurs' en-
lo...-t-- .r.rIrra tv fho strength .1 corn.
poFF-rIrr mess SIS roc $40. family SIS n
srp. s.rr. clear 500 49, SD. B EF---'eat.
r~e.-. $40 1o4sr1 fsrei~. 81 81. ~ p--s-
ef sI1 r0Q 81. extra Iadia reTs. 9j-f4 az .'
rrr~ r,1de s1sTs80 ECcs-crtss. Gru
b1rsne r0c. 81 o. Joe 1G0 ih 10itr 10 M.
10i.c. uiqs Iuttc CIT NEATS-pirFie1
bellies luiet. fo Ib 12l 015c. 20 lh. l3c, "a
b. Ioff0t-r. picked hams. ftc TtILO"-
Cr. &c. COUNT "a Gnur LARD I1n
r1Idgfa west sNl0 zoo. city steady 20.
rl0r.1 rfral-. South America. o Soc. Ccrfi-
rer. Doc Brazil FrrE 30 -nr r0nDo N1l
1uiot. 7R7E 81 sTFAF1NE-'- eaGy. oite. 7 q ~.
NET aLs-CC PPE .R--5fArderd drm. tnot
10 1lIf q. . .nr. August. - 1-ts y 1880. sep
teranrr and October. 70 ~ q It.-srs F0-embei
~ TTl. MI 15r London eaar. srof go -s IN
frfIrss tsE So custom house raflr1s sno"
s.rarra % - gs5 fons Of copper for fhe m"nth
~ Jlly. Comparing with 2S,"le iaft wear -ate
COPPER 1915 41t.. eis' treifiic. l-o- r y
~ 80. caetur - 37is az i0r. rs Fi.n
SPOT 81 COO 81 .75c. August q To iltl.
September tIa5ui1 S. October so %
81 zoo AID november f011 y fnr. London
hi-n. rpof. 1850 Jos. futures. fis1 in7 LEAD
STEADY ASA G0r New YORK. a. i'0 40 PEE
Eesf st Louis. London. tfH l,- 'f hPl.l--
-FR-Eteadg. p sON5 rNc Eew York. $500
b zoe East So Louis London. .ii les %. a,
TIH0NY-1uiot. '0nkf1n's a Soc TROY
Cleveland wlr-Hnts 43s td in London 10
caur' steady N0 foIndr. Northern SllT
sf1 p. $50 foundry Northern. So u q sl5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

SPOT auiet and lntaanztl a. j. zoe m u1ii-
5l.a- ur anu. sales. 65 uales. delivered .n COM
trar' zoo bales Lirerp0c. cables. ,7''
quiet. sales 5000 bales Speculation ana en-
plrr 500. American. s.e11 Import. 1000 none
American. rnid1lng vplar-. se2d Futuies
opened lrm s O. 1p p1inta higher closed very
steady. ln r1 - = points higher Au-us'. f-F f.
August seutamber s211 Ssptemner-o-tot-r.
ga. gctooer-,,oye uIoer 5.JId. Nor=-Aosl -re-
,r-rt-r Sid. rertattr-ia-u3r-. = $50. Jan
February. SD. Fetrua-y-Nar-h -s1
Nar-r-Apu. $500 spr.-Mar 3sl BID. May
CCFFEE-stead.-r. and prices 90 ths close
were 4 point lower f-r August AID & tH -
points hiehsr for other positions CneF9ecled
frua-ss in Harre. where prices were J .o -
francs higher. inspired new rIrirc. and es fae
market advanced shoi-s we're disposed 20 cover
Lsua.r- was without Cgsrfa. feature. r-i-ss
hstrr unchanged 90 d rfer0lg higher Pio
.rrved n decline n 80 reis and Santos ives m
lr.r-s. sCost and freight .Nels nom praZil
showed IN advance ~ ~ poinft The Statistical
4lsitlca ts c3ns' iege4 Arru. - stocks are hf0f.
fur fn. frr4rf has been ~er- small f0- SPOT
--free ana come houses We're inclined 90 artl---
Pave concessions cu the part Of i. allan sLiy-
rs-s in rrdW 90 -;aEs sal sales AT" -.N ooe@.
and interest p=6 lars ir in rre lafe months.
ruh the exception of some active covering 10
-evtemntT ep-t inactive. but sfeadt. on fAe
basis ~ 1870 FOR l.1 go D. Local contract
rriUrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

Ch.-s-- --c -rer.iurn. New Orleans. com
mer- Sic discount bank 81 premium, St
Louis 5- discount bid o. premium asked
Ssraurar. blvlng 5-isc discount selling
par. MINNEAPOLIS. 65c premium; Charleston,
bgvirr par selling l-l0 per cent premium
ss0 francisco. sight &c. telegraph 4c.
BANK CLEARLNGS- New York. ex-
CHANCES Slss5-6-ss balances S16.174. 546. Eos-
toI. exchanges $500 20 balances S-,4sl, 94s;
Ealcurr4. exchanges g. -. +o1. balances
S.. gs
SILVER -rAEKET. Comm rcial bar sil-
yer 5-,.r. Mexican silver dollars. 45c. Bar
silver iu -on6-r closed 81 . lid.
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid. SO; Lis
Dor
MEXICAN CHANGE Mexican eX-
cha-Ee mn New York ~ quoted Z1l-z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

/. chicago Aug rhrash.ng returns. SAD -
/ Indicate wheat Yield ~ only 51.pop.oO9 bushels
/ I'M Ner,h U.sAo,s gave pric.~ TO-DAY decided
I hoist The close was sIlc f0 lhr higher than
/ -asf might other leading staples showed A
/ rGIn--Com. - 70 I. "a .sc. oata "a - 10 I'll.
/ AZ ana provisions "a shade 60 p All the
| strength In wheat came from the Northwest
! News ererywhere slsg wholly ~ favor %
fns bears Crop damage reports. though egpe-
claiiy such ag referred 20 me unrcr part ~ tho
! UaEoias. outWeighed Oy far the sum total OF
other Influences al work Most % the injury
o. tho whed was laid TO black rust. II was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
NV YORK PRICES
TNrrRTOR rrCEIrrs
eFABOARD CLEARANc%s

flour AND MEA-Flou~ truer owing =
me strength in wheat. spring patents ?" VI
81 So winter s-raights s+4sa p Wlriei pes
ents 81 8On - go. spring clears, 81 = -'
s~'-7 No winter q A. q s3 On, 'Ntta 30 :
winter. So 256S3 85. Kansas stTa.saLs - ~ (,
s. IS. fancy sprinE patents. 50 - -. ~ .,
Rye. quiet. fair 20 good. 81 % - ~. --.9..
-r fancy So = s. 10. CCRN'IEAL--Fiin or. p
- - BAG MEsL--stsaaT. ans white anI s ---
low rT 3-[ ST ~. coarse. g 300 -. 49,
western spring. S24 55. standard n.dd-l.'f
81 80. rouI. DO. 500 So. RED -os s5' o.. ~ =
fr7r sZ4 bulk So 81 sacks U.cdlne 50 q
SSl ref Gor 81 -. hominy chop s-+ ~ eulk'
e9= 10 sacks. 1Eneal. $50 = $50 80.
CNTTOr-T~--- seemed 20 be "a ltfe bef
~ dernand. and while prices failed 20 nc-1
an emily advz4le. the Closlue was sfe-0E a-
q net gain of - points 81 august ana ot 20
Do rolrts on new crop pcs-tionr ~ ---
~ the realizing of shorts in ADVANCE ~ we
~fFciaI condition figures. which ore rs ne BUD
lrraa az neon to-day. there was more ls
r-sesiva burrg and az times 'ner4 seen" &C.
n ha support from trade interests A. ne
same time the South .Int.-Ha. On sen. ana
there seemed % be- ntf.e ir rae market 20 do
dictate ary real improvement TIE private
condition reports were rIul7lnc peg -
.rrn'0g indieatiuc an iEapr'F1nent - 2 ~ I
70 % per cent for tho las month. ana me
local market seemed % la fli-cillf.n= I'D
cecisi report to-day uak!1s me c1ndit--1 'n
tire neigh1orhooa 81 90 per cent a=a-ns' 80
last month. T5J last vear. - ne ten-Yeal
average and o1.6 the highest condition ~ f1e
last ton years. which was -- 1904 Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
70 / sontharn and No l seuthern soft. So IS

40 Southern and No l Southern soft siA IS
q SIS -.
NAVAL STORES rather easy market
FOR euirifs rlrpenfine Posn and tar ruled
about steady TURPENTIN E-spirits. ma
chine hbls 52isc TAR soc. ROslN-
Common to good strained 5.J0c y, 9IOc; u,
r iOc. F. SOC. r. G95e. @. II ana /. &c. =.
r O5c. II. 510c. y. 1850. " G, 1870, and v
". 7.G0c.
COTIoNsEED OIL-Fairly active but easy
closing 1I5 points net lower Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

contendsd THAT many neids Which had loozef
good from ne roadside turned out 20 be only
half flis4 The climax IN tho market vas
reached when an sfinafe said 20 be based On
thrashlng 6xurss piaced the North DAKOTA OUTPUT
low ~ n - almost incredible ~ MANY rad
trs. Range N prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

louisville aug SHEEP AisD L4Ab--
The receipts were 2.152, for the Two SAYS
sass rfe quality ~ the lambs hlre TO-DAY
vas rorrfferabi, better Than yesterday, ana
M. feeling was rather nrm. TOD l1H1us SOC
al 81 so 6 So - while hght Wecter Ken
--5oI,, and Tennessee lambs would gell around
ear 80 IS. seconds 81 p s. 20. culs. 81 5oFS 50.
fat sheep slow A. s. down good demand ar
choice Western stock ewes pam ana CON-
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
SEED PRICES.

Toledo aug. l.-CLOyERSEED--cas 81 10;
October $40 50. December SO SPA March.
$40 s2is July. Sill No . $40 40. No g. $40 go
rejected. $40 ALslKE-prims. 50 as August.
90 ~. December s.. TIMOrHY-Augusf.
g. 40. September, SO H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished nv J. Thomas Heinhardt No rs
Broad street New York SO 81 Devonshirs
street Boston. and No. 10 King street West
Toronto CanadsD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
SiUCkS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
Bio Asked.
F Boston =. ia 1I9

Vu'"'sneo oy Charles Head & Co. No II Broad
street, New York;
LAND sTOcrxe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02

active and steady 90 higher. steers. s. l09 81
t-tt--- u IN "a - COWS 81 1915. Southern
..tars s. lo.fg5 o. HCGs-Rece 1904
rnoiarsfslv active and . r. 100 lover medium
3D.. b. .-..-. .-sisr hrs 81 7- 8 81 fo. tulE of sales
& 1sT e. 30. .ood light S7d g 80. fsir Sb g
81 30. best Dles. s. 900 So Is. common - q
4S475 SHEEI-Recel2ts. GdS4. SLOW Sa-
T. Tsgsr lower. best lambs s. % 50 p. tli
10 medium s. T5aS S.. cuu lambs. s4aso %
sheen 50 So so. srockers and common sheep
s. 81 r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-02
ExPORTs.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'Export. 70 b aaoat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-12
First Ceremony of Long
Series Takes Place
at London.
FESTIVAL OF EMPIRE
King and Queen in State At
tend Opening at the Crys-
tai Palace.

London. May 1.-THE festival of the
empire, a combination of industrial ex-
hibition. with pageantry illustrative of
the striking periods and episodes in
the history of the different parts Of the
British empire. was opened at the Crys-
tai palace today by King George and
Queen Mary. It was the first public
ceremony of the long series of func-
tions which promise to make the cor
onation season memorable.
DRIVE IN STATE.
The king and queen drove in. the
semi-state carriage drawn by four
horses without riders, from Bucking-
ham palace to College road. opposite
which the new entrance to the Crystal
palace has been made for their use.
Enormous crowds lined the route as
the procession passed.
SCHOOL CHILDREN GREET.
In Camberwell green the royal pair
were greeted by 10000 school children,
who had been given points of vantage.
Reid. the American ambassador, par
ticipated in the opening ceremony.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-12
TURNER'S TO CELEBRATE
Program at Local Society's Hall To-
morrow Night.

Program at Local Society's Hall To-
morrow Night.
The turner's of this city will cele-
brate tomorrow evening the Tooth an
niversaTy of the foundation OF the So
ciety in Berlin in 1911 The following
program will be rendered at Turner
hall:
Overture-Bleuer's band.
Address-John Ohlweiler. Sr.
Exercises on the horse-Boys' and
ladies' classes.
Piano duet-Misses Burkhart and
Barth.
Club swinging-Ladies' class.
Sele lection-Bleuer's band.
Selection-Bleuer's band
Exercises on parallel bars-BOys'
class
Piano duet-Misses Burkhart
Staff XerctseS-Actives
Some clever tricks-F. Wicker.
Parallel bars-Actives.
Pyramids-All classes
Dancing.