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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1902

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2

Day long Bible Conference at Northfield Opens Deep Sermons

East Northfield Mass Aug 5 The Bible Conference opens with sermons by Morgan Kelman and Meyer and a Round Top service. Moody's influence is described, with notes on the seminary's founding in 1879, the campus view, and the purchase of 100 acres. Kelman’s address urges gladness rooted in God, the Lord is good, and urges humility and joy amid sorrow.

THE Tribune East Northfield Mass Morgan Hosea John Kelman Edinburgh F. B. Meyer London D. B. Towner H. W. Hope New Haven Kelman Northfield D. L. Moody Mr. Moody Great Britain Samuel Moody

Easthampton Goes All Out For Summer Tournaments

Easthampton Long Island hosts a busy summer with surf bathing mornings and sport-filled afternoons. Handicap tennis singles ping pong and golf tournaments flourish at Maidstone Cub as the Maidstone Inn fills, vacationers arrive, and a storm passes through. The Ladies Village Improvement Society plans its annual fair to fund street watering and public comforts.

Easthampton Long Island Coney Island Asbury Park Maidstone Cub Maidstone New York Maidstone Inn Frederick T. Parsons Clarence R. Hyde Henry Earle Brooklyn Charles E. W. Baterson New Orleans B. van D. Heages F. C. Ard Plainfield N. J Reginald de Koven Murray Addison Washington, D. C A. T. Bulkeley Albany N. Y George Seaman USL Ladies’ Village Improvement Society

Sunrise bride to wed in garden ceremony at Cole's Ferry

Miss Mary Blair Rice will marry Charles William Beebe at sunrise tomorrow morning in the Oaks garden near Cole's Ferry Charlotte County Virginia. Beebe is a New York Zoological Park curator and Columbia graduate, a noted naturalist. Only close relatives attend the ceremony as Virginia society notes the unusual setting.

Richmond Cole’s Ferry Charlotte County Mary Blair Rice Charles William Beebe New York Virginia Rice Oaks Cole's Ferry New York Zoological Park Columbia Miss Rice State

Jerome Gives Up Pol icemen in District Attorney Letter

District Attorney Jerome told Police Commissioner Partridge that several detectives at the District Attorney's office are no longer needed for trial preparation, while guarding Policeman Welsh remains valuable. Partridge plans to increase patrols by reallocating personnel and inspecting precincts at all hours to boost law enforcement.

Partridge District Attorney's Office Jerome Criminal Courts Welsh Sherman House McCoy McLellan

Displaced by the Sheriff in Tammany Iroquois Club Row

Deputy Sheriff Joseph F. Prendergast, longtime secretary of the Tammany Iroquois Club in the Fifth Assembly District, is removed and replaced by James H. Wallace of 154 Third Ave, an anti-Tammany Democrat. Prendergast earned 2500 dollars yearly amid intense pressure on Sheriff O'Brien to dismiss him.

Joseph F. Prendergast Tammany Iroquois Club Vth O'Brien James H. Wallace Thirdave Prendergast O’brien Sheriff O’brien Mr. Prendergast

Stock Market Closes Steady as Activity Lags

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active securities and net changes from Monday's quotations were: Manhattan and New York Central led the list with steady demand. Transactions remained light as investors exercised caution and held positions.

Stock market activity edges up on select rails firms

Stocks opened higher on light volume with modest gains in Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan, New York Central, Southern Railway, Missouri Pacific, and Texas and Pacific. Traders expect Central of Georgia traffic ties and a possible control deal.

Bonds Dominate Market Day With Strong Rail Debentures

The day's bond operations showed a strong market with total par sales of 1,377,000, up from 1,111,500 on Monday. Heavy activity centered on Baltimore and Ohio debentures Central of Georgia 5s and first to third income issues, Chesapeake and Ohio 4s, Chicago Burlington and Quincy 48, Erie general 4s, Missouri Kansas and Texas second 4s, Union Pacific convertible 4s, Wabash debenture Bs, Colorado Fuel and Iron general 5s, and Consolidated Tobacco 48.

Louis & Nash NY Central Pennsylvania H & Cc Int & G Southern Pacific H & Lefferson R R Union Pacific Iiker Do Ist Inc Mil &N Gs PJ & M Ain Adams Express Gaton Ss Luda Albany Amer Agr Amer Dist Amer Peo & East Ist Cen Pac C & O Geneen J & GI Sammars Martin M & St Amer Woollen Do Inc Ann Arborain Tex & Pac Ist Asso Mer Atchison Balt & Ohio Boston Brunswick R & Pitts I Aly Canada South Ches & Ohio Chicago Rialia West Bts Chic & Nort Chic RI & Pac St P M & O Apt Chic Union Trac Pitts Col Fuel & Iron Bao Col & Son Co & HC &Ir Aea Consol del & Hudson Bao del Lack & W Denv & Rilo Gr Denv & Son M & Ft Detroit Southern Det United Gt Northern P Geo A Ace Co Novia Valley Goetare Illinois Central Pal Ames Do Iowa Central Bay Kana & Mic Kana City Des M Lake Shore Ead Man Beach Aioe Manhattan Jane Md Michigan Minn & St Louie Mo Kan & Tex Missouri Pacific Nash & Chat Nat Biscuit New Cent Coalies Norfolk & West al Nor’thern Ontario Pacific Ona Pee Gas & Coke Pere Marquette Pcc&sl Pfewwe& Ch Rens & Sara Rome Tod Rome W & Og Jos & Gril Law & Adk St_Louis Southern RR Coal & Ir Texas & Pacific Union Bag & P Va-Care Chem Westingh E & M Wabash Weils Fargo West Union L B Wisconsin Baltimore and Ohio Central of Georgia Chesapeake and Ohio Burlington and Quincy Erie General Missouri Kansas and Texas Colorado Fuel and Iron General Consolidated Tobacco

Money Market and Exchange Rates Report

Money on call opened at 2 percent with highs to 3 percent and last loan at 2.4 percent. Time money quoted 4 to 5 percent for 60 days to 6 months. Commercial paper at 4.5 to 5 percent, with variations by term. Foreign exchange shows firm market with cables and sight rates for sterling francs reichsmarks and guilders. Domestic exchanges in several cities report specific discounts and premiums. Sub total bank clearings for New York and other cities listed with balances. Silver and gold prices noted in various markets. Government receipts and expenditures for the day and month, plus Sub Treasury debtor status to Clearing House.

Reichsmarks Belgium Switzerland Germany Holland New-Orleans San Francisco Telegraph Boston Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Savannah New York Philadelphia Baltimore London Berlin Berlin Exchange Paris Exchange Paris Madrid Lisbon Buenos Ayres Rome Washington National Bank Sub-Treasury Clearing House

Exports of Merchandise Data From Early 1900s

Week ending August 5 shows trade figures for 1902, 1908 and 1900 with exports totaling 7.073,578 dollars and 10.549,288 dollars and 12 762 Tg. January 1 figures list 286,436,341 and 314,247,110 and 327,983, 873.

Wall Street Markets See Limited Foreign Trading In London

Foreign houses traded about 120 shares with mostly sales as American securities showed strength only in a limited London market. Paris strength suggested scarce gold shipments, with Berlin in better demand as money eased. Major loan quotes listed many rails and utilities, and United States Steel, Reading and other issues moved on varied sentiment. The Standard Oil Company declared 5 percent, below expectations, triggering a curbstake drop. Metropolitan Securities faced active trading amid talk of a new cash call, while Yokohama municipal bonds issued in London drew subscriptions. Klondike gold deposits were credited to U S treasuries and Canadian banks, with further large inflows anticipated. The NYSE voted to close Saturday, aligning with other exchanges amid midsummer dullness and King Edward VII's coronation.

London Paris Exchange Paris Berlin Amalgamated Copper Anaconda American Iet Atchison Brooklyn Rapid Transit Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Colorado and Southern Delaware and Hudson Erie Louisville and Nashville Manhattan Missouri Pacific New York Central Northwestern Northern Pacific People’s Gas Reading First Republic Steel Rock Island St. Paul Southern Railway Southern Pacific Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pacific United States Leather Wabash Western Union Standard Og Img Metropolitan Securities Yokohama Japan Klondike Gold Sub-Treasury Klondike San Francisco Bank of British North America Seattle Canadian Bank of Commerce Stock Exchange New-York Stock Exchange Edward Cotton Exchange Produce Exchange

Reading Voting Trust Dissolution Delayed at Reading Co

The Philadelphia Ledger reports the Reading company will not dissolve its voting trust and will continue it. No dividend on first preferred stock is expected to be declared in time to end the trust. Yearly surplus was forecast at 5 million, but May-June strike losses were 1 million monthly. The stock is held by Morgan Olcott Packard as voting trustees until January 1, 192_, with discretion to end earlier if cash dividends meet targets. First preferred paid 4 percent last year, 3 percent this year. Reading first preferred fell, while second preferred and common rose marginally.

Victor Hugo William the Conqueror Israel Abraham Jehovah Jerusalem Babylon Christ Ife God Jesus Christ Louisville Nashville Manhattan New York Central Southern Railway Missouri Pacific Texas and Pacific Central Elevated St. Louis San Francisco and Southern Railway Central of Georgia Reading Philadelphia Dispatch Tors Wall Street Express Company Klondike Treasury Europe United States New York Paris London Philadelphia Ledger Reading Company J. P. Morgan Frederic P. Olcott C. S. W. Packard

Outside Securities Market Sees Large Trading and Mixed Moves

Trading in the outside securities market was sizable with mixed results as Standard Oil fell sharply after a dividend cut news, Virginia Coal and Coke rose on 2000 shares, United States Realty gained near 3 percent while preferred slipped, Otis Elevator up modestly, and Oregon Short Line 4s in demand with around 250000 dollars traded.

Standard Oil Virginia Coal and Coke I's United States Preferred Otis Elevator Northern Pacific United States Steel Manhattan Transit C. Amrican Hall Rock Island Oregon Dominion Securities

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