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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

Knitted Circular NhnWia. com
monty called Opera" cha wis.
after sir tonight ohe-thlrd on
the regular Prices.
Ghslaren'w Fur Sets. ~ angnra
and lambs wool. worth 81 %.
after ak. f&bs
Large Wood Express wagons.
ateel axle. we'll made and very
strong regular price 81 %. after
six. Gsc.
Combsnoia Boards. 30 games
can hs played on Same. regular
price Vas. after six. $3.50.
Steel Express Wagons. with
wrought ateei gear. regular price
Eieo. after six. each. sac.
Large steel WhesibaFrowH. for
the b0ya. worth ii9V. after six.
tss
Croklnois boards. vel made
and finished regular price ti2b.
after sin. sac.
AZ 81 Games AZ r. each after
six.
Sale limited TO ave games 10
each purchaser
All 2sc Kia Body pallb. after
six. 2 for SIC
~ Drums after stx. each. lsc.
Zoe Drums each. after six. &c.
los Chlld'H China Tea Sets:
after six. ~
All ~ Tin Tsa sets: after sls.
uromo SETTER. ice BOTTLES: AZ
Ter sl3. Sc
Taicnm Powders. worth Isc
after six. Tise,
Grcen CASTLE Soap. In one
pound bars. after six. 7lSr.
Aiomixere. worth sc each: AZ
ter six. Spc
Soothing syrup. s5c bo,ilcsi 81.
ter ak. ifc
Tooth SOAP. isc boxes. after
six. s..
Boys and Mems leather and
Velvet slippers worth &c. after
six. t0r.
womrn'a Felt House Slippers.
worth 81 ~. after six. 81 IS
Wamen'H Fins Velvet Tuilettss.
worth q o. after six. 81 80
Combination Boxes Of Station
cry 90 sheets ~ ~ per and Is
envelopes. IN blue and white.
regular value SOC. after six, isc
q box. or two boxes FOR e5c
Red Library. ~ special copv.
right books riit tops. illustrated.
fine line ~ titles. regular price
81 81. after ak. TIC.
pcnLson'H perfumed Sealing
WAX. all rolorE. usual price 70
stick. after elk. Pc
Thomnm Nelson = Son'E New
TcRtaments. suitable for Sunday
school use. usual price 2bc: after
six. itc.
Women'e Cambria Handker-
chiefs. extra fine quality. hem
stitched hens soft linen finish.
regular value isikc; after six. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19
FOR HARBOR
IMPROVEMENT
Chamber oil Commerce Makes Few
Suggestions 10 Congress

The Chamber of rcnmeree yesterday
sdapsess a set ~ resolutions dvawn BY
- cemmittee oFs national affairs. favor
izg greater aarbor Improvement
The resolutions indovss and urge upon
saaxrsss q liberal policy IN hnrbor I'm.
yz~Fefneass thFusgts syss@Fnatie aud ads
fatrs appropriations thar AppT0psiA
tnrs Should BE- placed upon sses feot.
~ A. win Easure ~ ali tifne4 sWGi-
nsnf fants for the vigorous pras-ssf*
tMs Of all work shas aH ifemM should
= sxe5nded from the rivers and bar
hss BILL that a. not app~rYain 20 the
Improvement 81 hafboFs and the salarxe-
nsns o. waterways for commerce that
- great lacrosse IN foreign commerce
FISHES aecessary the creation Of wider
ssd Sseper channels ID accommodate
EeazEn steamships.
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NoRDHoFF & co,
SILVERWARE SPEC
IALS FOR CHRISTMAS

A splendid stock ~ Ailverwarc.
made by G. Rogefa A. Bros,
Meridian, Conn These are the
only living Rogers Bros. making
silverware. Each piece guaran-
teed for ten years.
Plain Tipped Tea Spoons. regu-
lar price tl2h per Het OF 6. Hpe-
cial. Doc for set Of o.
plain Tipped Dessert spoons.
regular price s2.26 for set Of g.
special. ti6s for set OF &.
Plain Tipped Table Spoons.
regular price $3.50 for set or 6,
special. il.ss for set Of q.
Berry Spoons. fancy handles.
newest patterns. regular price
si3b. hpcciai Csc.
Berry Spoons. fancy handles.
newest patterns ana bowl gold
lined. regular price si.9s, special.
Gl.ts
Cold Meat Forks, fancy shape.
latest patterns, regular price ssc.
special. Csc each
Cold Meat Forks. fancy shape.
latest patterns. gold lined. reg.
uisr price ti.Zb. for a6c each
Gravy Ladies. fancy shape,
nsw patterns. regular price si.2b.
Hpeciai. stc each.
Gravy Ladies'. same as above,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19
moRTaLITY RECORD

Is. r. NesArberg rancher who
lived near Reiievue, dropped dead
from heart disease yesterday while
driving home from Kirkland. lie
was 8 years old and unmarried.
The funeral 81 Samuel Chiids was
held from the parlors Of Bonney a
stewart ~ I 90 o'clock this after
noon Rev. John Damon offieiated
and interment was in Lake View
cemetery.
The funeral n Enooh BfsseH was
held from Hutterwnfths chapel Al
o'clock YESTERDAY afternoon Inter
uent was TT Pleasant cemetery.
The funeral n + - Porter was
held at 2 O'Clock this afternoon from
Butterworth's chapel
Joseph fond aged CT years. died
az tgfe Fourth avenue last evening
The body IL a. Butterwnrth'H'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19
Y. NJ. C. A.
Pleasing Concert Is Given by the
Jubilee Singers !

Oad plantation melodies we're sung
~ Slayt0ns Jubilee Singers last
night IN the Y. N. G. A. rooms IN
such way as 70 merit them rounds
q appiauHs. The male qaartefte 81
~ rendition u humorous aelectionH
took its hearers hg storm and an
swered 20 sig successive eneorss.
0niy well known Southern Songs
we're sung with the exception Of a
1ew popular soio pieceA Rocked
n the Cradle Of the Deep, haas
snlo BY Mr.. Hood. vas well received.
Four men and three women com
fase TIRE company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

Tho characters are new and the art
u making love j. presented Ia an
entirely new way.
"A Remaaes OF Coca Hollow"
Coon Hollow is running az the
Third Avenue theater Al the mat
tne~ next Saturday every child at
tending the performance viii receive
a Christmas present.
Next week the Christmas attrae-
ton viii b. that delightful comedy,
What Happened 90 Jones'" That
the Third Avenue theafer manage
ment have secured this bright
comedy and splendid company for
Christmas attraction shows that
they are alive to the pleasure OF their
patrons.
For Sweet Charity
A miscellaneous matiuxe entertain
utent viii +. given on Friday after
n0en as 30 =. m. at the Grand
opera house. Its receipts viii b. de-
voted TO providing FREE beds for sick
babies AZ the Monod hospital.
Mr.. Frank T.. Ewan ~ the Egan
Dramatic school. IN preparing the
program which win consias % fwo
and "A Hox os Monkeys" lie win
be aessated by some ~ the best local
talent. Miss Enola Mcintyre will
give the butterfly dance.
Ticket hoidera may receive re-
served seat coupons on the morning
OF Dec. 70 at the Grand opera house.
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Arrived for carnoes

rhe following vessels arrived for eaF.
goes yesterday
The schooner OkauOgan at Port Gam
be the schooner Ruth =. OoatreE ~
Tae0Aa the schooner Philippine % -
coma. and the ship gleuwrseht AZ Ia
coma for wheat
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William and Cora Again

William j. summervilie's attorney
yesterday filed exceptions 90 the
findings Of fact IN Cora r. summer.
viiie's suit against him for divorce
Judge Griffin found that tire parties
were married as the woman claimed
and granted her a divorce with ati-
muuy.
lie In Summarville's Intention 10
carry fhe case - the supreme court.
ff~ insists thar the woman IL an al
ventures. that they were never
married, and separated by mutual
agreement
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Fight Over License

4 Thurman. a produce jobber.
n4e been arrested bv Constable
M'ke keiiy charged with o.
s4at and battery ". go0tlick. also
Z produce tobber. II the complaining
witness The trouble appears 10
lave lave been over q produce pedaling
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Heaters.
VIII o. ssss sasd rsslgh.


!. Tonight, At s.sa sharp. On ne a,age
= ~ Grand. Griffith will a&aker
-gnAef, whom H. put 81
Tuesday night. ana wha ne
g. - n drealniaad ever .sre. IL !
e. xliliow On Second avenue =
n az hew program ia asaa an.s,,.,e' :
Ths sais evenings enfertalnrent
nixs. HngaEemeDt closes asgrl, /, : /,
sfsssF e sasde
ERIK W avss< engagement h Fred
81 tbe Ga go esil begin sunday nlvb.
order. ' 'sSss ~ will present a'sa ~
glnlus . ..f H. AsHnlela TX . w.
Lear asaaff aad akln.
i s I Stranger IN s,,, y -a''
~ al Dieasing 1t ths ss s Lande
ras = ~. w run through ~ IN, thea
10 4 y ,' IN from Maxlrs.ssaae week.
mas l presented here dufis.N nlch Il
eouas tn laiss We have ~ g'aasfsest
uuuas's,,. The lines 49, ~ ~ y this
rnhsnsaally elsger ahs,,, "a. i ~ sala T. b.
ana eDlgfamraiie ~. y s.i.art
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Suspicion Unfounded

John Morgan, the coiOred man arr
reated BIZ Policeman wilkes on Hua-
plci0n 0f stealing q diamond, was
released BY the police this morning.
Re could not be connected with any
robbery.
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After Six O'clock Tonight

knowing that the buy
eeiatr At undr to
u VIII heed. 49, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

Lovely cut glass sets az Finck's
Jewelry store, SIG Second ave. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

With what seemed 90 be an eSclama.
tlen ~ fear AZ this the man followed
her out. accompanied nv another fellow,
They selaed her orc one each aide aud
feF'ed her through the entrance The
gifl made no audible cutlery. 50 the gvn.
tlesRa says aud he did net consider u
bis duty 60 Interfere. The Elrl. be Is
positive. was not over Is years Of ase.
She Old not pat % an appearance again
While he was standing On the corner
There Was Tragedy
4 Was convinced at the time he
ssy& "that a tragedy had bern enacted
before my eyes, bat did not have sufi'
gient evidence % prove Il THE ElFl mas
havs kecn Ia saloons befare, but her ex
trvme youth and neat dress convinced
ms that she had not, There was no
policeman In sight. uf ! wuuld haVs
asked htm "a Investigate the case. II
that gtri was pure and innocent a das
tardly erime has be~n committed The
people of seattle 90 not know one fourth
81 the eyll that Is gelng on In thls
city
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Santa Claus Reindeer Sleigh

And will hold than the Sleigh 1t has
which Santa touch with his allowing him jump
chimney chimney where the houses together he
does the with his reindeer This Automobile will
used only and Mrs Santa Claus will drive
the foot of Mt Rainier with the reindeer meeting where lightning
viii Automobile Sleigh
his whip Dancer
viii shake their heads and the bells and Eastern
ard The us
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al d slannlns Ior ILL repalrs
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Atomizers.
Perfumes. Toilet
Soaps. Etc.

We yesterday received q conn
plete line 81 AtomlzsrH. in all
the new shapes. finely decorated.
We have marked special prices
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with bowl lined, regular price
tL7b, for 81 20 each.
Fruit Knives. Windsor Satin
finiHh put up six In neat box,
regular price ti.3b box. special. {
fi.i0 per box of six.
Square Handle Medium Knives
ana Forks. guaranteed ~ dwt
silver, regular price s37S dozen;
special. g. &c.
Same as above, satin finish, 2
regular 1915 dozen. special. sass
dozen.
OTHER aILVERsyART.
We also carry n complete nne
Of Hollow Hiiyerware, Tea Reta.
Cake Baskets. Bread Trays,
cfumb Sets. Fruit Bowls, etc.
All goods guaranteed aud price
lower than elsewhere.
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Womeu'a Fine Wei kid Lace and
button Shoes. medium sole. feEi-
BILE military heel patent leather
Kid tipa. sizes and widths To ~
all. ti9a instead of $500,
Mems Leather and Velvet
House Slippers, all sizes, 50c in-
stead Of 7sc.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
Market Much Stronger, More Active
and Better Diversified.
Meyer & Kiser's telegram

Meyer O. klSer I6legrdm.I
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Without n very
definite cause to-day's market was stronger
and more active than for some time. Deal
ings were also more diversified. Amalga-
mated Copper, which had a sharp rise dur
ing the last hour of yesterdays trading.
scored a further advance on fairly large
transactions. In spite of d~enials. the street
confidently believes that some of the larg-
est interests in the copper business have ar
rived at an agreement to control the price
of copper, and that as a result of this
agreement the next dividend on stock will
be at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum.
The Gould stocks attracted considerable at
tention. The meeting, which takes place on
Thursday next, of the board of the Colo
RADIO Southern is expected to be followed by
an announcement that this company has
been absorbed by the Goulds. and that this
Will be a preliminary step towards the an
nouncement of formation of a greater Mis-
souri, Pacific. The hard coalers, more espe-
cially the Erie securities, were bought by
good houses, the basis of buying being said
to be the excellent condition of the coal
trade In spite OF official denials that no
dividend would be declared this year on
Pacific, the stock continued to adj
vance on what was called inside buying.
Decidedly more cheering news in regard 10
conditions in the corn belt was responsible
for the upward movement in many of the
Western roads. Union Pacific was espe-
cially strong on the belief that rights would
be issued to the stockholders in connection
with the Northern Pacific deal. Last year
b. & o. bought control Of Pittsburg &
Western. and 1t is said that in the near flu
ture rights will be offered to the y. & o.
stockholders in order to finance this pur-
chase.
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Butter, Eggs md Cheese.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Butter-Receipts, 5.sS2
packages. Market steady: State dairy. l4dlSc;
creamery, 1692shc; June packed factory, l4l9u
15lkc. ~Cheese-Receipts, 1856 packages. Market
quiet: fancy large. colored. Skc; fancy large,
white. s2k6sIkc; fancy small. colored, 9SG9%c;
fancy small. white. 9lsc. Eggs-Receipts, 6,Sss
packages. Market strong; State and PennsylVa-
MIA, 1SQ20c; Western candled, 16qI1Ac; western
uncandled. 10Q161zc.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. firm and in
good demand; fancy Western creamery, 2lkci
fancy Western prints. 21kc; fancy nearby prints:
24c. Eggs firm at PC higher; fresh nearby and
Western, 1Sc; fresh southwestern and Southern;
16c. Cheese quiet but steady; New York full
creamerles, fancy small, 9xc; New York full
creameries. fair TO choice, S&Ge1c.
BALTIMORE, Aug. firm and un-
changed; fancy imitation, I7qlSc; fancy cream
12d14c. Eggs firm and unchanged; fresh. 16G
161ac. Cheese firm and unchanged; large, 10Ac;
medium, 10isc; small, 1O%c.
to-day the butter market was easy: creameries.
14d2c; dairies, 13G17c. Cheese steady at 9%G
10%c. Eggs unchanged; fresh. 14c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23.-Packing butter. lie
per ID: common country, lie; good, 12G13c; Elgin.
23c in e0-lb tubs. 23Izc in 30-lb tubs; Elgin 10
prints. FAC. Eggs. 12zg13c-
KANSAS CITY, Aug. eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 12c per dozen, loss
off, cases returned.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. steady; creamery,
17Q22lzc; dairy, Hq17c. Eggs steady; West
ern, lie.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 2s.-Eggs steady at 1sc.
Butter and cheese quiet.
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Toe. corn-No. . cssh. \ september. SsSe:
s n3Sss"sss epte Snsse sag sss.c Nav. sse. NO 2 White.
S9n3sizc. Pork strong; jobbing. Si55. Lard
strong and in good demand: extra shorts. $50:
clear ribs, SS6eis; clear sides ST.. Bacon
se.62is: clear sides. ss73. ~Hay-Timothy strong
at ~ll0i5.5o prairie weak at S.I51ll- Whisky
Bagging. 6tsdTisc. Hemp Irvine. &C. Receipts
Flour. COCO brls; wheat. 5000 eu. corn: 500
wheat. 5000 bu; corn, 1900 bu, oats $1,000 ou.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2s-wheat-spOt DUH; No.
! snr Tea MSsiers Tin'sl, . : S Ssi M9, on nitr'",sldn So
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed. new - na:
amer SGn mINe sf., old ~ ssSoek; t riS%s- - I H6SSlS
for the past three days were $4,000 ceniais, IN
GLIDING $500 American Receipts Of American
Weather me. Bacon-Cumberland cat. firm al
AS Cd: short-clear backs, steady at ass Cd; clear
bellies. strong at 52s Cd. cheese-Finest Amer
can white. ass cd; finest American ooiored.
steady at as.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2s.-Flour firm and and
unchanged. Wheat easier; spot. 75h1 754c; the
month. A&af4&c; september. I4h@liisc: Oeto-
! per- red 'i. "a 7iL Dees snBt5.rr sA sv sam sSss" ssa7 80:
Southern. on grade, 1xG76c. Corn dull and easy
steadier: mixed 5sSsSLc: Southern white corn.
csc; Southern yellow corn. CSC. oats weak, No. :
white. Ssq4ec: Ne. . mixed, SSsc. sales Rye
5Sc, sales.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 3.-wheat-No. 2 red and
lOnghcrTy, &c. NO : red ana ionepefIN, Nc
Apples, sun dried, 3ATSigc per 10 for bright. Sc
for dark. Peaches. liA@2c. Timothy seed. $50
per bu; fancy bluegrass, poe. extra clean blue-
grass. zoe: red clover, ss.2. Hay, choice. in car
lots. on track. Sl5nl5.50: clover, Silul2, straw.
$5d5.50. Clean ginseng, &-l0d4.30 per 10. New
Cabbage. 81 Ter crate. Homegrown tomatoes.
50cHSl per bu. Green beans, N.9oU2 per bu.
Green corn. sl.25 per bril- Lima beans. soc per
gallon.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e54c: December, 6Sikc; May, 12isc; cash. No. :
hard. e64d6sl9c; No. : red, 10n'lc. Corn-Sep-
TENDER. 55+a5skc; December soc; May, sSNe;
Oats-No. 2 white. S9isc. Receipts-Nheat, ~
500 bu: corn, %. coo bu; oats. $4,000 bu. ship
mests-wheat, 200 500 hu; corn. 1880 bu; oats
is, 900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 23.-Flour quiet. Wheat
firm: No. ? red. 73G73izc. Corn easy and lower
No. 2 mixed, soc: oats quiet; No. mixed
size. Rye easy; No. .. SOC. Lard firm AT sSW.
Bulk meats steady at $50. Bacon firm at $3.50.
Whisky Cdistillers' finished goods dull on a
basis of S1.30.
TOLEDO. Aug. 2s.-Wheat-Cash. 721zc; Sep
tember, 721kc; December 74sc. Corn-No. ?
mixed. 5Sc: September. SIC; December, 51lzc-
Oats-No. 2 mixed, S6c; September Ssc; Deem
prime. cash. So October. $50; December. 1886.
DULUTH Aug. 23.-wheat-No. l hard. cash,
73c; September. lie; No. l northern cash, 7oAc;
September. zoe: August. zoe; October, zoe; De
cember, 70Ac; May. A%c; No. 2 northern, 6134c.
Oats, S5%c. Corn. sc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 23.-Nheat, 69c; Sep
tember, 6SlkGcSLc; December. CSC. On track: No
i hard, 79c; No. / northern. esc; No. ? northern
SIC.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. es.-Barley drooping: No.
2, 63G64c; sample, 45462c.
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AT NEW X
Softer Feeling In the Principal Mar
kets, Cereals Leading.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-F1our-Receipts,
1.477 brls: exports. LIS brls; fairly steady,
closing dull. Corn meal easier; yellow
Western. 81. 20: city. s1.1s.
Wheat-Receipts, 149, 80 bu; exports, 1919
bu. Spot easier; No. 2 red. 77h f. o. b.,
$3.50 elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth, 1850
(. o. b.. afoat; No. / hard Duluth, S47sc (. o.
b. ahoat. Options opened easy. and after
a midday rally on big clearances weak
ened again in sympathy with corn. Foreign
houses sold. cables were disappointing,
Northwest receipts liberal. the crowd bear
ish and export trade light; closed weak
at ssm%c net decline. September. 75Bd76%c.
closing at I5Bc; October. 76q76%c, closing at
76c; December. TB47S4c, closing at 1850.
Corn-Receipts, $500 bu; exports, 80. $50
bu. Spot weak; No. 2, 6012c elevator, size
L. o. D. aroat. options opened steady, but
at once turned weak and declined during
the day under September liquidation. easier
cables, more favorable crop conditions and
net lower; September. oOha60ssc. closing at
OHc: December. 6lzN62isc, closing at sic.
Oats-Receipts, 51.Oc0 bu; exports. $3.50 bu.
Spot easier; No. ?, 3Si1c; No. 3, CSC: No. 2
white: 4lAQ41@c; No. 3 white. 40%c; track
mixed Western. 3sq40c; track white, Ala
Hay easier: shipping. 7Od75c; good TO
choice, S5deOc. Lard steady: Western
steam, So. %; refined steady. Tailow steady
city, sc; country. 5n5hc.
C~offee-Spot. Rio duh: No. Z invoice. 5xc
Mild quiet; Cordova. Sd11hc.
ing. 3 7-l6c; centrifugal, 90 test. &c: mo-
iasses sugar, 3 3-l6c. Refined steady.
crushed, 5.75c; powdered. 535c; g~ranulated'
Use.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The downward course
of tin values in local metal circles was una
hated. They declined % 10 80 points to-day I'M
Ger liquidation without any trading 10 speak OF
being INDUCED. The close was quiet and easy
at 26G26. 25c. Tin I'm London, however. was firm
and lis Cd higher, with spot quoted at el1s s.
and futures at G111 los. Locally. copper con-
tinues nominal at 16ikdiIc for Lake Superior
and 163sql6sso for casting and electrolytic.
There was an advance OF i5s in London copper.
with spot quoted at 967 Is Sd and futures
G67 IS Sd. Lead was without change. either at
home or abroad, and closed dull at 457Lc and
ell lis Sd, respectively. Spelter here was some
what frmer Cor spot. but was without chanse
and quiet for futures. Spot at the close was
quoted at &C. London closed at e17 rs Cd. being
Is sd better than the previous days figures.
iron markets were featureless; pig
iron warrants. 5000: No. l foundry, Northern.
s15n15. 50; No. ? foundry, Southern. s14614-50; No.
/ foundry, Southern, Sl4.75dl5.2 q; No. l foundry.
Southern, soft. s14.75d15. 25. Glasgow warrants
closed at 54s and MiddlesbOro at ASS Tlzd.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23.-Metals steady. Lead
firm at Acc; spelter dull at 3.S0c.
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Ii Is n "Morgan Market"

rGranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Aside from one or
two small reactions. the last one about half
an hour before the close, caused by profit
taking, the market has been very strong all
day, with increased commission trade. 1t
was called a Morgan market, with indica-
tions pointing to increased trade and still
better prices. Many people think that news
from now on will be of favorable character
and that strong interests are going to work
for an active market and better prices in
the near future. The buying to-day was of
good character and bears were not so GER
tain Of their position. With many people
away over Saturday, the market may be
rather quiet tomorrow, but sentiment is, i
think, for higher prices next week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-24
Wool.

BOSTON, Aug. 23.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say in to-morrow's report on the wool trade
of the United States: The market is less active,
though prices are well sustained and a remark
ably cheerful tone prevails. The large shipments
are the result of earlier purchases. There is a
decidedly better inquiry for quarter and three
eighths blood unwashed combings, and for gen.
uine Ohio wool PIC has been paid this week.
Braid wool at 1slkc has also been quickly picked
up. The blanket and cheviot mills have been
taking medium and low Colorados in large guam
titles. the bright white character OF the wool
making 1t very desirable. The goods trade is in
a better condition than for two years past. and
the clothing trade has never been better sold
ahead. Manufacturers are not specializing. but
their own liberal orders force them to cover,
and they do not fear to do so at present prices.
The slightest foreign support would send the
market up. The receipts of wool in Boston since
Jan. l have been 179, 9U ,942 lbs, against 124. SOS. 2G5
lbs for the same period in 1900. The Boston ship
ments to date are 16s, $40. 966 lbs. against sales OF
50. 972. 900 lbs for the same period in 1900. The
stock on hand in Boston Jan. l. 1901. was n. 309,-
500 lbs; the total stock to-day is 81. sec. 476 lbs.
ST. u Aug. 23.-wool steady; medium
grades, nI5d17c; light fine, 11hQ14c; heavy fine,
9Q11c; tub washed, 12Q24c.