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SHIPPING NOTES.

The John Ena is loading barley at San
Francisco for New York.
The barkentine Archer was - days on
the ruR 10 San Francisco.
The barkeBtine Planter cleared at San
E'rancisco for this port on SEPT. Il.
The C. u. Bryant arrived in san
Francisco after a i9-day trip from here.
II took the DQric Eve days and nine
teen honrs 10 make the run to San Fran
cisco from this port
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sids Not Opened.

The opening Of the bids fer the work
of the construction Of the new wharves
on the Bishop Estate property. now oe-
cupiei hy the Myrtle Boat Club. has been
postponed until Deccmher 2nS. 1t Is
not yet definitely known when the actual
work Of hnildinr viii BE- commenced The
Myrtle Club. which has been notified Of
the termination Of It's lease however. viii
have 10 yacate the present premises at the
end 81 the month Of 0gtober.
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ARRIVALS.

Tuesday. Sept. "a.
Str. Mnuna Ioa. Simerson. from Kona
ports.
Str. ]. A. Cummins Searle. Oahu
ports.
L. :. A. T. Warren. Barneson 5 DAYS
hour from San Francisco.
Am. sch. Mary E. Foster. Thompson. 10
days from San Francisco.
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Busy wharves.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-The
uater front is rapidly reSuming a normal
condition OF activity. and yesterday there
was little from Meiggs wharf TO the Pa
cifc Mail dock 10 indicate the existence
nf the strike Docks and driveways were
crowded with wagons and trucks and the
wharvcs presented their usual busy as
pect.
Sergeant Prices disguised policemen
scheme seems 70 have been effectual in
curbing the strikers in their campaign Of
violence against strangers. nd the water
front Is comparatively peaceful again.
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Ah a WhaIe.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. I6-The
schooner Rosamond had a narrow escape
of port last Saturday night. She ran
into a sleeping whale and for a moment
Captain johnson and his officers thought
they were on the Farallones. Soon after
the shock all hands knew what had hap
pened and the pumps showed that the
schooner had been as little damaged as
the whale. Captain johnson is Of the
opinion that the mammal l. the same that
went asleep IN front Of the Bonita and
caused dire disaster to the pilot service.
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Mary 8. Foster Here.

The schooner Mary Z. Foster was re-
ported oE Koko Head esrly yesteriay af-
terno0n and was broaght into the hari,Or
l,y the tug Fesrless Just before sundown
The weasel made the trip from the Coast
ia seventeen DAYS. She has 4 large caree
of general merehandise ard win he very
welcome 10 the many merchants il town
who have been anxiously awaiting her.
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I'LL BUSINESS TO Be
SUSPENDED TODAY
Proper Honors to Be
Shown the Dead
President.
4 MASS MEETING THIS EVENING
SUPERINTENDENT ATKINSON Or
DERs HOLIDAY IN THE
SCHOOLS.
4 MASS MEETING THIS EVENING
Special Exercises to Be Held in the
Schools on September 27-Murphy
Association Adopts Resolutions
Government Offices to Close.

A meeting will be held at the drill
shed at 1880 this evening for the pur-
pose of discussing and taking action
upon the death of President McKin-
ley. The. meeting win be one of citi-
Zens generally. 1t is expected that
suitable resolutions of coincidence will
be passed at the time.
All United States and Territorial
offices will be closed today on account
of the death of President Mckinley.
The Circuit Courts, United States
District Court, Territorial police
courts custom house and postoffice
viii be among the Offices to be closed.
The banks viii be closed and busi-
ness generally in the city will be sus-
pended.
All the schools of the city viii be
closed. Mr.. Atkinson, superintendent
of public instruction, last night made
the following announcement regarding
the schools:
"The public schools win be closed
today out of respect TO the memory of
the late President. The Superinten-
dent of Public instruction desires all
teachers 10 hold exercises. on Friday
2CpNC11BCl III lnCn Na&AO4o oNAO0A
rooms, in which they will instruct the
pupils of various grades as to the Gala
nifty which has befallen our Republic.
and the Nervousness of the crime
which has been committed. When
singing can be used the Superinten-
dent would suggest the introduction
of the hymn Nearer My God TO Thee
the tones of which were uttered by the
dying President as he was passing to
the great beyond.
At the meeting of Francis Murphy
Temperance Club Association held last
evening the following resolutions were
adopted:
We have the honor to submit the
following:
The President of the United States,
William Mckinley. has fallen victim
to the bullet of cowardly assassin
peerless statesman has been abruptly
closed: therefore,
Be it Resolved, that we. the Francis
Murphy Temperance Club No. /. SYM
pathize with the whole Nation, in
this hour Of mourning; that we con-
Edemn In the most emphatic manner.
the brutal and fnhuman principles,
propounded by an irresponsible sect.
and we deplore with all our fellow
citizens the act of raying maniac.
which has deprived the country of
that loving. kind. and Just Executive.
William Mckinley: and,
Be 1t further Resolved, That the So
cial dance that was to be given to-
morrow night be postponed until
Thursday evening. October 7st. as q
token Of our sorrow; that our Dele
gate TO Congress, Hon Robert VIII
cox. be instructed to transmit to Mrs.
Mckinley. the expression of our pro-
found sympathy in her great bereave-
ment-
A. B. WALLACE.
]. B. SABATE.
c. B00LS.
F. G. MOVES.
]. r. NAY
". MERRY.
Archbishop Rior6an. OF San Fran
cisco on the dav following the death
log President Mckinley prepared a let
ter which was sent TO the pastors OF
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ether Tss Jury again retired. short
y afterwards bringing in verdict for
The plaintiE for $3.50
Third Circuit cssrt-
The October term af the Third Cir
euir Court. Judge II. s E5fnks. be-
gins week froIn today. the sesason 70
Be held AZ North kohal4 Besides 3
long list OF criminal cases, appealed
from Eawail district courts. are q
number Of civil cases in which several
HOnSluiu attorneys are interested
Carl s Saith yin represent the Ter
ritory.
Little Grants Nen-suTt.
Judge Little yesterday morning
granted non-suit In the case Of Gul-
stan T. ROpeFt- trustee for ]. K Sum
rer. against Solomon Kauai. Kuknli
Kauai and Ho Hee. ejectment. in
which the ownership Of about fourteen
acres OF land at Kamoiliili was inyoEv
ed.
In the Federal Court
In the United States District Cour;
yesterday morning Judge Estee dis
missed the libel In admiralty OF Pear
son & Potter against the bark C. D
Bryant. The claim was for S10S5 fol
merchandise lost by fire on board tbs
vessel
Judge Estee heard argument in th'
lease OF Charles n. Brown VS. T.
Davidson and others, the plumbing
trust case. on the motion TO strike on
Icertain defendants on the ground o
no service. taking the matter undei
advisement
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Mace Fast Ran.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1a-The
American ship Emily Reed arrived from
Honolulu yeSter5ag after q ran Of Is
son and the olhtF Stgar veesels have =
new nsrk for this time of sear & sail
arainst. TIE Emi5x Reed brings lfl4os
hsxS ~ sugar and further credit 10 the
HinS. Rolph & Co deet
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san FRANCISCO. SEPT. i6-The
Arcler end tie Geneva wisl bad mer-
chandise hers Ter HoDoiula the Dia-
mond Head merchandise az Seattle for
Sksgif lunher a. Port Gamhse for Ho-
nOlulr.
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SAILING TODAY.

L $. A. T. Sumner. Lyman, for Ma
Mia.
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Diamond Head. 10 .. m.-Weathsr
clear. Wind light: northeast
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rl.ls, SUN AND MOON.

an. II pm pm s m sets
Mon. . O.ss LIZA "A s.s5 5.49s.5s l a
Tues q II 1-s 1.us 6 y 7.S4s.4s s.s4 IN
We'd Is 81 Is 50 IS 81 s.ses So SIS
Thur % ? 81 Is ~ SIS sass 80 s-5a 4.is
pm An
Fri :. "a sos 1 s.1Il . - . l6 {. so 81 S. Is
rises
Sat-. y $40 IS 5 50 s.sa Il. .Os 5 sol so s 70
sun p : = II ssl 10 5 10. 81 s.sI, So rs
Nor so s.ll 6 5.l2ll 4s II IS 5 81 5 49l 5. .os
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Fun Noon On The q7ih. at ! .Os p m.
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4. B. WALLACE.
]. b SABATE.
G. B00LS.
F. G. NOYES.
]. r. NAY
W MERRY

Archbishop RIorGan Of san Fran
cisco on the day following the death
og President Mckinley prepared a let
ter which was sent 70 the pastors OF
every parish IN that city. directing that
il be read to All the masses. The let
ter after denouucing the awfaI crime
of the assassin directed the solemn toll
ing ot the bells Of every Catholic
church In the diocese on the day Of
the Presidents funeral. and for the
saying on that day. OF the votfve mass
pro Quacanqne neeessitase.
This letter. as published. was shown
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of the Companies at Honolulu and ave thin
'ort mentioned:
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Non Resident Notice.

No. 1890, onoo IL nm
To Emma Moore, whose post once Is uh-
Won are commanded to appear before the
Changer Court of Grenada county, STATE Oi
Mississippi, at the April term th hfr + siionda " v
In hnriI. 1901, to answer the complaint OF
rharIe Moore, complainanp This end day
of March. A. D., 1901. E,yo
a., ~. ,omnlainnu Chancery Clerk
| mch 23-4t
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Death OF Capt. Jxs Burkett.

A telegram from Amory, Miss, OF
March 10, to the Commercial Appea'
has the following in reference to the
death OF Capt, Jas. Burkett:
Capt. James Burkctt, son OF Hob. N
L. Burke,t, ex. State senator OF Cha,
county, and brother OF Hon. FRANK
Burkeit, former editor OF the Chicka'
saw Messenger and candidate for gov
ernor agains, Gov. McIaurin, on thu
Populi.t ticket. died at his residenc'
10 this city last night. Capt. Burketl
was d man of positive conviction ant
was fearless in the discharge o
his duties. He leaves a large tamil!
to mourn his untimely death.
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MEDALS
Being Distributed to Employees
of the Illinois Central.

In commemoralion of the Fftietn-
Anniversary Of the incorporation OF
IA. Illinois Central Railroad Company
hrouyh The act OF the s ate OF Illinois,
,nnruved February ~. 1851, upon rec.
~omnendatiou of Mr.. Stu4 vesaht FISH,
President. the Board OF Directors
d, cided 10 January last that the Go4h~
many would give as IA souvenir 10 ever!
II rron 10 tht employ OF the C"h pauy
durtuo the month of February, I9OL
who shall have served "H
one year or more, a bronze heudl' ueat-
,ng ihe trade mark OF the Com pas5
I'D on The reverse side the name OF
he empluye aud the number oil ful3
years in which he shall have served
h. Company.
The medals have been prepared By
Messrs. Tiffany q Company OF New
York. and are OF simple out cha5't
design. worked out in sharp lines OF
relief One side is an adaptation %
the compauy's trade mark, bearing tae
familiar legend "Cenlral MISSISSIPPI
Valley Route" in a diamond, WIN
.Illinois Central r r. CO.. CharlereS
February Is. 1851" in the encumpas7'
ing circle, underlying the t"0 Oe.u9
radial hars. On the reverse, following
he rim in relief letters is Service
! Souvenir. Fiftieth Anniversary. 1s9t-
1901 SURROUNDING an inner description
which reid, Il c.. X. Co. .o-after-
: wears continuous. service: the !Tul-
yidual name and years OF service being
; in.cribed on the medal Of each perso.
n receiving one. A marked feature OF
u This distribution il the fact tAat
precisely the same bronze medal Is
given 10 everyone who has been
Re continuously 10 the employ of the
y Company. No distinction whatever IL
!, made between the highest and the
lowest; the services of those who labor
with their hands. and those OF the
ir chief executive officers and ooaraN
10 direct rs being recognized in precIfn
The same way. The medals are tca
delivered in instailm-nts, and ..ad q
already been circulated on som'LA cpo
lr lions of the road. Nis
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NJ REPRESENT
The Royal Exchange OF London, Eng.
The National OF Hartford.
The Mechanics and Traders oil N. y.
. The Teutonia of N. o.
u Indemnity OF N. Y.
Ridelity and Casualty OF N. Y.
FALL FfRsT-CLAss COMPANIES
lie also write Burglary Plate
Is, Boiler, Health and Accident In
I've us a share Of your business. We
IRE Gins, country Stores and coun
Dwellings. oc'' 81
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Pupils Recital at Grenada CCiieRe'


On Friday evening, March 10, quiz
a large and ~apprec,alive audlencr'
representative Of the best culture oi
! Grenada. assembled in the college
chapel to witness the graduating
exercises Of " Of the pupils oi lh'
school, 10 what are usually 'ernru
special subjects" Miss Aonie Fay
Dubard. d we'll known young lady OF
our town. received a certificate IN
vocal mu ic. aud Miss Ciarice Freg"e'
one OF the boarding pupils at 'he
college. was graduated IN elocnnoo'
The stage was beautifully decorated.
the color scheme green and while ne
ing carried throughout even to the
drop curtain over which trail~d loug
streamers of the beautiful English IVY
=. The floor was carpeled In white, whl'e
flowers nestled among green folidg =
and green and white haugiugs were
most artislically disposed about The
stage. The opening number WAS one
= Of Hadyn's creations with Nerdure
Clad" and while the editor Of The SEN
T1NEL is nc musical critic, "e know
: enough to realize that the young LADY
must have bestowed much time ant
!. patie nee in mastering those intricate
e notes.
Miss Clarice Frcgoe, who for one o
her age, shows rare histr!onic ability
{ gave a spirited little sketch, "Whe
IF the Moon Rose which showed tina
she 100 had been stud ing the techn
{ calities at voice culture. We would b
glad to note each number separated
= the young ladies deserve IT'D
lack of space torhids.
Suffice it to say that, according TO OF
views, Mss F-egoe was at her pest
ic the Cuban and Spanish characters
a her dark beauty assimilatiDg exact
A with our ideas of the senoritas in OF
!, new possessions; and hat Miss DubaI
was more successful in rendering h
mt last song than in any Of the others.
At the close OF the program t
he Young ladies were addressed in "A n
morous way by President Mclntos
-; who conveyed to them from their tea1
err, Miss Katherine Joues, some wal
able little packages" and from lh'
Id classmates some handsome copies
ell some classic authors. Miss Jones d
made a few remarks which closed
evenings entertainment.
One pleasing feature OF the even
nm was the great profusion of beautiful
was flowers, which were sent forward ir
Der time to time by the friends and ad
In fers of the young ladies. Some '
g. handsome baskets Of American 81
ty" roses especially excited the I'D
y al ration of the ladies present. The ;
Iore tinel wishes the Young ladies all II
ner OF good luck and happiness thro
md life, and thanks them for the neat
artistic invitation sent US, and pri'
at the SENTINEL job ONCE.
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MOURNS
The Death of DIR. G.. w. Trimble
An Old and highly Uonored Citizen

DIR, G. w. Trimble, who tor a
number of years has been in bad
health, died about 2:I5 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, March 81,
1901, in the Soth year of his lite.
In this death Grenada has lost
one of her oldest and best known
citizens-a man deeply interested
in the welfare of the town and
county, and a physician of the old
regime, one who was familiar with
disease as manifested in our
Southern country, and who was
highly respected in the medical
world. DR.. Trimble came to IRE
NADIA from Alabama in 1854, prac-
ticing his profession here tor a
short time, when he removed to
Duck Hill, remaining there an
at Spring Hill for a brief period
AT the expiration Of that time, h'
removed to Tuscahoma (thl'
county, to continue the practic'
of his profession. Shortly ate
becoming a resident of that place
he married Mrs. Rebecca Thomas
who died in Grenada about tire
years ago, beloved and lamente
by all who knew her.
DR.. Trimble returned to Grens
da in 1873, just after the epidemi
of yellow fever, and built up
large and lucrative practice,
few years ago he retired from tt
practice of medicine, on accou1
of failing heath, and since TIL
time has often been seen on tt
\ streets of Grenada. though a lars
y portion of the time confined to /
! room.
DR.. Trimble was one OF the oil
est and most prominent Odd IT
lows in the State, having serv'
y as Grand Master and Grand Re
resentative, as we'll as other o
ces in that noble Order. He "
also, for a some years, a memt
of the State Board of Health.
&c early life he learned the print
business, and was connected
different times, with one or m
I. newspapers. Many interest
events in the life of this good
useful man could be mention
had we time.
II The funeral services occur
at the Presbyterian church
n, which he was a member-yes
va dav afternoon, at O'Clock, in
,h4 presence of a large and sym
|thizing assemblage. The bu
N took place Immediately attel
NJ, the Odd Fellows cemetery.
anil DR.. Trimble leaves a daugh
,ka. Mrs. C. H. Guy; a son. Mr.. {
gov.Trimble; several grandchild
Nh. and other relatives and trie
,pc. who will greatly miss and
ke,, remember him.
and
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60 PER CENT Of all t%ypewriters in use by
Uncle Sam at Washington; IS per cent OF
machines used by the Western Union Tel
egraph Co. and So per cent OF those used by
the Postal Telegraph Co, are smith Pre-
miers. More information for the asking
HARRY ST. JOHN, General Agent, Gre
NADIA. Miss.
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GIVE YOUR LAUNDRY

To r. ]. WEST, agent for the Memphis
Steam Laundry. Prompt delivery and
first-class work guaranteed. once
over Merchants Bank. Phone al.
MARI At
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-2y on all crops
as well as poor
r U.-grite for BOOB
ECZEMA, III of Fertilizers
argest fertilizer
DI1JpI ES CT
iNhh <hls. Tenn
Treatment Free eSufferers


Does yolf Skin IleH and Bur
tressing Eraptiohs on the Skin
feel ashamed to be seen in ca
Do Scabs and Scales form on t
Hair or Scalp? Have you Eczer
Sore and Cracked? Rash forr
Skin? Prickling Pain in th
BoilsY Pimples: Bone Pains
Joints? Failing Hair? All Ru
Skin Pale? O.d Sores? Eatin
Ulcers? To cure TO stay Gu
Botanic Blood Balm which mi
blood pure and rich. Blood B
| cause The sores to heal, ltchins
ma to stop forever, the skin tc
clear and the breath sweet.
Blood Balm is just the rem
have been looking for. TIL
tested for 80 years. Sold by {
at 81 per large bottle, includ
plete directions So sufferers
il, a trial bottle given away.
it. Address BLOOD BALM
/ lanta, Ga. Describe your tro
Free personal medical advio
Don't hesitate, out write at o
is at hand as Botanic Blood b.
quickly ard permanently altr
fails. Over 5000 testimonials
For sale by D. .. Semmes.
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THAT WONDERFUL!
! And now Famous Pile Ointment,
1.-THE Leigh SURE.CURE PILE SALVE,' is

1.-THE LEIGH SURE.CURE PILE SALVE," is
for sale by the inventor at the store OF
.Gabbert, Moore & Co, Grenada, Miss,
in small and large quantities, Single
bottles. SOC each; carton OF l dozen pot
Hes, "a. 90, sold on 80 days time or hve
| per cent. off for cash Express prepaid
| 10 any part of the United States. Each
| bottle is sold with a strict guarantee TO
cure or money refunded. Address all
orders to THE LEIGH PILE SALVE
| CO., Grenada, Miss. Jan. 5-Ol-ly.
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,VRRTISEH
the AdvertiSS
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When pain or irritation exists or any
part OF the body the application OF
BAtLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will
give prompt relief. Price, % and 81
cents. d. .. ST. mines.
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Millions of people are familiar with
Little Early Risers and those
who use them find them TO be famous
little liver pills. Never grippe. eemme's
Second Glass Drug Store.
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See ;hat you get the original De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salye when you
ask for il. The genuine is u certain
cure for piles, sores and skin diseases
Semme's Second Glass Drug Store.
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Mule Colts Wanted.

| will pay good prices for thirty mule
colts from six months to two years OLD
Bring to or apply TO c. G. PENN.
Oc,-27-tf Ell'ott. MISS
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Counterfeits Of DeWitt's Witch
Salve are liable TO cause blood
ing. Leave them alone. Io%i
has the name DeWitt's upon Y
and wrapper. 1t l. d harml
hraling salve for skin disease
oQualled for piles. Semmes
Class Drag store.
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\ recent report from C'la
Walder-ee says zone German
was slightly wounded, whMSs
Chinese left 80 dead on theme
This sort Of Christian arfaI,T,TIo N
make a Boxer massacre loo
game OF tag. -
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Non Resident Notice.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ohaneer' Court
GRENADA COUNTY. April term, 1901.
TT ny pheaJ Johnson. whose post Office is un-
Won are commanded to, appear before the
Chancery Court Of Grenada Gomn,y. IN n' anri Il
, M1ssi 10 idRe4fend the suit in said Court in the
| aboye STYLED cause. wherein you are maoe
defendant. March %, 1901. -
b. G. ADAMS, is. n.H Gia,l,
Sol. for complainant. ohaheerS 0o'A
The age-herald., 1901-12-28
New York Cotton Futures. By Private Wire to H. D. Cothran & Co
Murphy & Co.'s Stock Letter.

New York, December 27. = The stock market showed increased strength today but the interesting features were com paratively few. Money ruled easy the largest part of the time. but in the late afternoon there was a furry in call money rates which led to some reaction. Sugar was the center of interest, that stock advancing 6 points from the lowest of the morning, closing on a reaction of SIS per cent higher than last night. The advance in refined sugar encouraged bull ish sentiment to an important degree. Some significance was also attached by traders to the strength of Amalgamated Copper It opened ex-dividend 1 per cent at a slight decline but quickly rallied over per cent. Consolidated Gas was es- pecially strong, and in Westinghouse and Air Brake there were advances. Anthra- cite coalers were the strong features of the railway list. The largest gains were made in high-priced issues. but the de- mand for Reading was broad and posi- tive. Reading common gained IF. St. Paul. Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio. Mis-. souri Pacific and Wabash preferred were strong. Manhattan rose 2, Brooklyn Rapid Transit over per cent.
 The market closed with only slight concessions from the highest prices, as a rule.