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new LIGHTS FOR OUR COASTS.
1 LENS WHOSE FLASH WAS SEEN
~ MILES Ar SEA.
The " onderfu, Bi.Nal>e Iigh, NJ Na,rs,nk
-tcet.ic Now lsed IN DeaconS
The Battle With storms a; Diamond
Shoals -td, rnturcs OF a Iightship.

With November. there begins q hard fight
al along tho coast Of the u lited = atcs a
fight rarely spoken Of. ", lnce.sart and
fierce Il i the fight Of the coast lights and
signal against storIu and fog
from March ia November tho men sta
toned in the steel and stone cylinders that
stand on hidden lodges with the neares,
land lying along the horizon liz" dim
cloud need not fear even if storm-beset /,
for the summer storm does not 'dst long
and they are sure that the relief and supply
vessels will maxi" their way To them within
a few DAYS
But when the gales of tho iajc autumn and
Of tho winter begin. there may be month
and even NOR" when no ship can approach
fhos" foam-hprder"d ocean perthcs.
Then the keeper. ARE "a hcsicged men
They must save every drop Of oil. that their
lights may he kept burning even should a
new supply fail 20 arrive when due. They
must watch their machinery every minute
for no hello could reach them 10 repair it
should il break down
On such lighthouses as the famous Mnoj's
l.edg" nf Boston harbor, rising sheer ont
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been rtcd, only to tc rci,c,"d. iu' now 80,
'iH.rimenl l. fairy Cctlaln t!,t n ga'
succeeded.
The value uf ac.typu' gls FOR cua.-
fights does not 10" IL it, illuiuiuuftLv power.
k"ros mo oil has h~'r ,und +" hr -. .'.. 81
i-iaCtorv !Dr all kinds e light &c. .. 80
''~I"'t.
Bu' aoe.yjcu' ras il. e rrca' ya'u" W..
e hundreds %. lights 'Ao' a., rr' fu,.p
arC - Ng"pCl'. but rr" .l'rl ." hgh'.1
aud !c;i bmuih. dav a,i n,''' N.usU
lights 80 cu haI, and r"ui,. r"hgc u.rI'.
'-'' along ."r" aud uu l'i tops, az I .Hr'ls
'"Ss"' liyit~ ~ ta"N.l- .r, 5-fItfr., ar.
Kept criuI 'h" oav
H." 'r'lh!c vim Ec~..cro j. '.a' alto.
e i'm" ii" wick u.'DoIi.o'. ard rg' ivu.
'1i- before ''o }"'.s''. iu Iin lrsry, or
Is exhausted. WITH g." Jew apiara'I,
'or making ana 'uI.u. a""'yier" ~
there Is 10 s,in'} ~, uut" and i,." iugr",l
Mil last at l"n-t os long q, ~" Gas hu'a-
put
iigh', los, boon kcrl burning for -fv,y
dav- aHd iiC'I, without u.nGi'F t'f'l' .ui.
VI" tn"t'a cHuuo' J." Hup',r FL. N...
ll!pN- are f,a'il, IrIr., %. ~" .r..,
production dHD CoN"rurn"'l ? ,." -3i ',.'
Of ga, d'm"rI that water rIali 'oa"' ti
chemicals only m strict, ''''iG.ri So .
title. 50 that cia-s O., Nr''H .,ll 'u".'
confirm" 10 d"ucnd "a 'riiiar" "a rr:
l,,.ru-uHc fCriuuI
i.r ,ls uu'rusr an jmm"r q ron 'p'E
is asod on 10. TOP BE- n age !" 50 i"h
the lrns r. sat. lum''.. chain. a." ehachi"l
20 the bottom and q l'"y Ca-tlron iuu~h-
room anchor holds '4'.,l ju \, .ltiou.
These mushroom anchor. or -lu.tnr.,
nr, - -hHU"d that they work 'N"iH-"lvc-
deep into "a" mud or ,ard l',i after a TO-.
wcol;~ they ca"upt D. d,-l0dg'd, ,,"r hv
she dorri"k~ uf IA" iChuu'.o tenders
Whom il Is desired - 'aN. ~ hyny~ Of
mi, kind, ~ ~ the winter, E.j-n ~" i'c
threatens them. ih"v ar.' ~. 'a0E'ol from
~" chain. and dragged al ari and h'G
wooden spar dr." i'+'"n"d 4" ih" ch"'.'
to S"rvo a. MARKS ulI i the danger j. past.
Wuiio every "oar ~',- more ~ i'~' dam
ag. 10 lighthouses aHd hoq.or 'rcr" Is
one SPOT along tiIc coast that ha~ dpG"! 'hu
iiChthou-c builders successfully, a1d that
is Diamond Shcal-. Of Cap' iI'ttrror
ia" most dangerous plac" in To" liGrhu's "a
service.
lighthouse cngiuoer " ~ got ind,gnnu
If il 10 suggested that this spot has defeated
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woman and proposed marriage. She cons
sented, Of course, and named the next day.

woman and proposed marriage. She cons
sented. Of course, and named the next day.
That night In the hotel the man told his
friends what was q he, and they all clicked
glasses and wished him Joy
That night the woman sat at her one
window and watched big black cloud that
came out of the west and heard the low
wind come sobbing and crying Up the
canon. The moan Of the wind saddened
her and the sight Of the black cloud caused
her 10 weep.
The hind woman with whom she lived
heard her sob through the canvas wall
and went IN TO see her. The woman hid
her brown head on the knee of her friend,
and told her that abe was 10 be married
her and cheered her and told her that she
must not weep on the eve ~ her Wedding
dav.
Then the hride-to-be wiped her eyes and
tried TO he glad. but when she. was alone
she looked out on the black cloud and heard
the wind sob. and Inoaned When her
friend peeped In again the woman, with
her glorious hair let loose over her white
gown, was kneeling beside her narrow bed.
That night the sleeping camp was star.
tied by the cry Of FIRE. The wind, that had
come crying out Of the west hours ago.
had begun TO howl Wind and fire seern
always TO go together. 3.
The wooden camp burned like riokaa 81
dry straw. Hundreds Of people escaped
in tho cloth they were sleeping in. When
the fire died down and the roll was called
only two people were missing. hut thew
we're deeply mourned. for they were good
fellows -.
A man said that stranger hurrving
along the street had stopped and helped
him carry his wife and children from their
burning home. When they were safe
the thinking pprba fhArA
more people in tho building. ran back.
The ceiling fell and he persisted in the flames
Five blocks away they found the chaired
form OF "A once beautiful woman. They
made two graves, side bv side. and all thN
people went 10 pay their last respects to
the yict inns Of he fire Above these graveA
they raised a great marble monument and
upon the face they chiseled.
Mn ,Sp Mrs GPoRor BLANK, !
Both Good Fellows
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Bull lN6ASTlElAAolRON LIGHTHOUSE IN 0ptNlVA1tf

Of tho saa. they are imprisoned. uNahle TO
move an inch ON Of their narrow tower.
Muots Ledge light stands eichty-fve
feet high from the level Of the sea. Tho
reef on which it is SGT is far below the
surface in any except low tides oven in
ordinary weather.
When no ocean roars around II in winter
storm, the mariner. looking al il from the
sea. often can discern only it, lantern ahov"
the spray. The entrance TO this lighthouse
is half way up 'le tower and an iron ladder
reac hos from II TO sea level
In the winter there are days. and sometimes
week., when no man could venture into that
doorway. He would be carried away by
the rollers tha, break against IN, base and
sweep the little balcony.
BI' this merely physical fight ia only ono
par, Of the battle that goes on in the light
houses during the winter. There j. another
battle ~ Pr"a'. l. i. VIII worry and
an>.c'v.
The lgh,kecpers of the United States
have been trained to look on their lights
a. th" American soldier nri sailor look on
their flag SO well have they been disci-
pinned and 30 well do th'r guard IA" trust
tina 'h"r' rar"l" j. a case Of a light having
failed Nhon human cu'rgy and pluck could
keep i Burning
Whom >'"rt and snow drive over he
tow"r- tl,.' men nave To face tn" danger
that, ,i.' all their care. the light, burn
u cy.I -u lightly. may no. bee ahle 10 pierce
TIA. t1lo., ar. only on" who has been in a
lighthouse through q grra' win'nr-niRlu's
Storm. can rralil" how keen and wearing
an anxiety his j. 10 them
So, bipT' IN" gales a. they NAV the keepers
climb on on he narrow platform around
ih" ori-iIr Of the big windows that protect
jh' precious hne. and with the weather
b.l .ug them and th' wind threatening 10
blow thnr into th" bi1cN sea below. With
way,~ reaching Up so them, they sclap'
he Gr.irrd show ana the iroz"i, ,le"t
from the panes throughout the night that
tho light may shin" out freely,
The dimmipG of an ordinarily sufficient
light m thick weather has troubled th"
IightIpu- Dcpar' mcnt seriously Tor years
and 'hr engineer and naval oftioort on ,hc
board haze oNprrimoutoG constantly. The
result Of their Efforts Ia, been tho recent
adoption of a lantern lens entirely differ
cnt from the cylindrical ono used TO this
time.
The now lens is known as the hi.valyc.
Instead of ryliudcr Of glass revolving
around the light it consists of two immrn,"
convex disks Joined At IN" edges by thick
brass bands.
TIA" yalgr 90 IA" hi-valve lens IL hat each
faCe throws an immense beam, concentrate
ing tia" light rnv.' That ia the ordinary lens
are di~sipa,ed by being shot NJ many angles.
\ l-Nalvc light Of the fourth order will
throw Cash OF iive-thousaud candle power
from a light of only two hundred and fifty
candh. power,
Only few Of these lenses have been
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, no Deparimen, He will sav that a light

the Department. He will sav hat a light
hour can ba bull there, ard built 10 STAY.
He viii pnnt ~ the lighthouse tina finally
was constituted ana has remained off
tue mou,;, Of he l.ll,o. worse .po, than
even Diamond Sh,a'-. But th" question
oi nom" prevents. \ lighthouse on
Diamond Snna!s would cost too mach,
81 this vear, H. in previous years, a
ltEh~lip viii la = t. a." bottom there
with - Iu"ror. l',, SIin death, with AL
u' board praying iaa; n viii ContinU"
So hang ou\ \ somewhat alarming com
ine'j uu the brau'" of w" station - 10 be
ph.rrN"d 10 th" Depart in-n's directions
for ~. v'Ii.
'Lig.' yr.,"l~ No. Il 70 - will be u.od on
'Ni- station al J'rulio!y.'
Each uf u.o.r shin. l. GrHd - that -"
can Lryr mt 'r boy own ~te1nt, and
r,i '.' ll absolutely hrlp."-a hulk when
she br'1re away from b." inporlnG in
b,wl'.. gale. 49, -h' viii more Than once
IA 'l.s coming winter.
l.aiu-lip 40 60 also hvilI 10 80 under
l"r own steam. vas driven from her an
ChuroG" -tN times ~ four months, b'i
managed lu steam back TO her Jrsu ION
.ech ;itr". ~" seventh 'Imc -ne failed.
Sh" fought against the hurrcan" FOR
three days and then N"r' mp on ~" North
Carolina teach near ~" treCds tll llt"
station Tho itf" saver, got h.r crew III.
Tho value of the Diamond Shoa,s light
ships j. shown 10y tn" tact tina during
this ,c~-. r. lat year on her station, ? $40
steam ,r-,el, ard ?j7G sailing vessels
passed her
TIE Uu''d States light vessel that has
tad a." most ">lraurdiuHry "Sperl"nce
h. probably Columbia River l.Si' N-ss"l
SO. 20. Her station i, N the mouth ~
~" Iu.u'a' ia river. Git miles oil shore.
i'rf "0,,I 81 en-" Of high rock, and for
h!l1my ugumu''pr'"~, aid there are such
u2trc~ along o. a. tap' Dlsappoinl rert F.,
tapc Foul W'at her. and Nrstruo' ION Island
on" dav IN November a grl" Logan 10
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piEhR HOR>L rFiE\DSHIPS.
tnC tas, PAGER thuus wan Pulici Joe
rOini nr Has u Gnat Tor Pal.

""aru' of the tdmnu- irO'i"rs and PAGERS
ou' 'hi- year have queer nI-cots, -aid Il
MAJ interested in .uCh things the other
daN Loo, POINTER, ~" uui~al"n stallion,
2tr',. ddr q goat for a ctuu.
'-uayohljghi. go7', - .u'aiVa'"d with q
pony stable companion With the pony
rrar him. in - 'ho mos uac ahl" horse
IN the world. When D." pony IL taken
away, Soarchligm will DO nothing hut
kico and rtr.
But lin" ,m,oros, or al stable friend e
Slips over saw T. one trit Nat r., zoe ,,
Gss made. ~ -crap'd acquaintance with
a Plymouth Rock pui"i u month 90 NO
ago Now sI" ruo.j- on hi baca and rides
around there for hours when the fast PAGER
l. being cooled of after d race"
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SAVED
4 Beiiamondcd YOUNG ,.an's Appeal IA
street Gar Conduct or Needed.

A young man weaving diHmol - on !a'
fingers and in his scarf hOa dod broadway
car tho other day with a yours woman Who
was also VOL supplied with diamonds ""
escorted his ccmpar iof to a scat. and then
walked to he rear uf tho cur ~ ho'e 'h"
conductor was collecting tarCr.
White waiting until 10 conductor vac
AT liberty, the voing man -, 'A"d 10 We III
at ease Drawing he cunducior asic" -
soon a. he could he cSpidiHot thai No ao'
only five cents in his pockets, and hat iho
young woman inside was with him ard
that he didn't see how ne could pay both
fares with five cents unless the conductor
took pity on him.
Tho conductor looked AZ the Young man
without saying a word. f!c also eyed 'hc
diamonds,
Seeing that he conductor made no reply.
the young man nado a more fery"ut appeal
lie begged ,Ec corduC' or not 10 put them
on the car, lie sad
For G. DDS sale. Goa't put r,r Of -"
car. II YOU DO, i will bo all up with me and
the Young lady, W Yer" down 20 the race
track and when W. reached New York 7
found that | had only five cents eft. IL
YOU will accept the five cents viii make it
Ny to-morrpy. Here j. my card.
The condu tor again hooked AZ III" dla-
mond- ou both The young man eyed him
arNou-lv.
The conductor h"-ila,cd for a moment
and 'h"n sad;
An right, xiv" me vour money, You
can keep th- card. ! don't vaui II.
R"l"Ned, tine Young man gay" him h~
la,t nN,. cents ard than NCUt back so were
his oolnp1nipu Wis -it;inP, un"one iuu, OF
what h" hsd gone through.
The conductor again booked NJ the couple
and heir diamonds and thea rang up two
fares
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installed as yet Their cost is heavy. a
third order lens costing sl2,01
One of iEnsx, hi.NnlNc lirhts hos honn IN

installed as vet Their cost is heavy. a
third order Ions r,.. irp sin mo-
=.
oie vi 'neN '-NaiN' 'lehlS has pe'i' III
staued IN the famous NaVcsink Lighthouse
overlooking SANDY Hook. Although not "a
frs, order lirl, the new, lem. r,JL,- II orc
of the most powerful II; the world
II throw. a fa.l ever. five seconds and
the Iiphtbo,isa D,partirout Iva. a ,,no~'
from a scl Captaii, who declare, iha' ho
saw tho fash .ey.ntv-,i,. mlr. a. sea
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A. act Of humanity tell friend who help
all postal card a Tel
Ia
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Crescr,s' shoes Taken on at Might -
(rpsceus, Fastest.

One Of the things that interested tbs
horseshoers in their re-, convention at
Philadelphia was an '"c , OF the shoe
ing and the shoes q. ,nc champion trotteP
of he world Cresceu, = easy on his shoes.
but they are removed every few days 70
give his feet rest
They are taken of al night and replaced
in the morning. Meanwhile the horse stands
on "a sof, bed Of straw. Under his front
shoes he always carries a rim Of felt, which
mitiga,es Jar on the track.
His front shoe Is five ounces In weight and
his rear shoe only about four.
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If Your Friend is Sick
Let Me Know It.

A. act Of humanity tell friend need, help Tfm.
Then will do this: Il will mail the sick one an
order-good at any drug store-for six bottles Dr.
Shops Restorative. He may take it month to
learn what it will do. If it succeeds, the cost is
$3.50. If it fails I suM pay the druggist myself.
And the sick ones mere word shall decide it,
| do that So that those who need help will accept
have what those sick
30 fair that 10 sick IN neglect il
You think fair be possible but do just
have furnished Restorative hundreds Of
have paid gladly
! willingly for the
remarkable remedy that makes such poseibls
spent lifetime discovery
that strengthens the inside
The strengthen the that
best but results My
which alone vital
and other
weak well
fail only where organic trouble-hke cance-makes .
possible Such
My clear. any
vi no reads vi know 70 cal get we'll.
Simply
an we Kidneys
BOOK BOOK 20 20 ) 1871 % Mem Sealed
bottles Dr. shooDs
sold all druggists
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23


Those who have met Captain
Richmond Pearson Hobson believe
him when be SAYS, Il am tired Of
hero business Ifobson has visited
many places this summer an9 lee
tured on .Our Navy and tie United
States as world Power, and every
audience be has appeared before
has been agreeahiy surprised. He
is modest, unassuming gentlemen
he is physically perfect, and com
manding in appearance; he is a fine
lecturer. and in all respects is far diff
erent from what thepress would have
the public believe. He is graceful
ON the platform and more patriot
Ie. earnest speaker never appeared
before an audience. In recent
speech he said: At present Ameri-
can peace is not secure, owing to
the weakness of the present navy.
We possess at present 1900 miles
Of coast line dotted with cities con
tanning 20,000,000 people owning bill
lions Of dollars worth of property.
All OF this must of necessity be pro
teeted BY naval forces. Our COM
inefee on the seas is greater than
that of combined Europe. This navy
should be the greatest in the world
equal to almost that of Combined
Europe. Our present commerce is
only symptom OF that which is to
come. Our development is only in
its in fancy. The average American
IS equal to q Europeans. He does
twice as much work, mentally and
morally. He will produce four times
as much Of given product and do
it easier. The time is not far dis
tant when America will be the
worlds workshop, producing more
Tor the markets of the world than
Great Britain, Germany and France
combined. The Importance Of new
markets cannot he over estimated.
New Markets, . is thesbattle cry of
nations and ali rushing toward that
goal. The result will be inevitable.
A clash will come and the power
possessing the greatest naval
strength will be the victor
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23
Business Change.

Mike Bell the well known fruit
dealer ami grocer Of Peasants street
has sold his store to James Finello
u Co The firm consists OF James
Finello and j. r. Welsh. Mike was
quite popular and had very com
Portable trade. Mr.. Finello will
have charge of the business. He
has conducted the same business in
Connelsville for the past twelve
years and has been very successful
He is very attentive to customers
and has already added quantity of
nice fresh goods He invites all of
Mikes old customers and everybody
else to deal with him.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23
To the Churches of Morgantoun.

Christians and citizens, why not
come to the Christian Church Sun
day evening 7:45 p. m. and join in
a union service? Every one is in
vited to come and join in singing
the old hymns, Throw out the Life
line, Christ is Precious, Nv hat a
Friend we have in Jesus, sBlest
be the Tie that Binds
All Protestant Christians unite up
on the one great theme that Christ is
the Son of God and savior of the
world, then why will it not do US good
to worship together? Every body
come and bring at least one friend.
L. A BEARD, pastor.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23
Notice tosPurchasers of Lots.

No one advertising lots for sale
on the West Side, either directly or
indirectly. has any thing to repre-
sent or consider, the sale of lots ia
Bellevies except eHselges Remem
her the distinctions our lots lie in
Belleview in view OF the town, while
the West Side lies between the river
and where the sun sets We can sell
all we wish without any assistance.
Have sold Is in the past few weeks
G. l. KEcK,
10 / D VIZ l.. v KICK
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23

We believe thoroughly in
advertising. To prove it
we are going to use this
space for our own purposes.
We have advertising space
to sell, and we know it will
pay good return upon the
price we charge for it if it
is properly used. Our pa
per goes into the best homes
in this community. II has
been going day after day
until each issue is welcom-
ed as an old friend of the
family. The news it brings
is news of neighbors, of
personal affairs in which all
have more or less of a COM
moninterest. If one of our
readers called upon you, a
merchant, you would do
the best you could to con-
vince him that what Eyou
had for sale was the best
he could buy. You would
show him the new things
you had got in recently.
You would tell him why he
should have them and why
they were better than he
could procure elsewhere.
You probably would make
a sale.
Your effort, however, would be
confined to one person.
You could tell the same
story just as effectively to
every reader Of this paper
in each issue. You do not
believe it would have the
same effect?
Ii you told the story
in the same way it would.
We are ready
to do our part to prove it.
Do you care to try it?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.
Popular Excursion TO Pittsburg and
Return Sunday Aug. "a. 1902.

0nlA 81 80 round frip rom Morgan
f9Na far saecial train aying 300 a.
DIT
q fuii i y t, sisi ~, famous ptrk
;aa geological Gardens.
Call on agent Baltimore & Ohio
railroad for full particulars
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23
Notice of Dissolution.
it May Concern.

To Whom it May Concern
Fhe firm OF Wilbourne Brothers do.
i business on Beverly Avenne has
dissolved by mutual consent W. r
Wiill5urne has retirrd from the firm
All Il A Wilbeurne remains. The bHsi-
- Will b. rln as before AMI ii ac-
e ull9 must be sette ed ,v lHe first ia,
a SefteuebAr
r. A. WmBouRN5
w r. WILBouRN,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23

A Card

Having purchased on June Both
the undertaking business OF Simon
Garrison, corner of Peasants and
Chestnut streets opposite NJ 4
church building, ! shall with the
assistance of Arch NJ. Rice whose
services have retained continue TO
conduct the business at the old
stand, keeping constantly on hand
a compile stock of funeral furnish
ings, steel and slate vaults, robes,
slippers, etc, Both 'phoneA. 10l.
Respectfully,
w. s. TAYLOR.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23
Brussels.

At 4oc, soc, 75c, and
sI.oo; we are showing a
lire of Brussels Carpets
that other stores consider
a bargain at soc, CSC, ooc
and 81. 90.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-23

The prices are low;
the terms are easy;
the title is absolute
" clear and unem-
numbered.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-16
New York Cotton Futures.
The Metal Market.

New York. August 15.-There was halt
TODAY in the steady downward trend of
copper prices which has characterized
the late market, no change being recorded
and the market having steadier tone,
although there was not much demand for
the metal and no sales were officially
reported. Standard spot closed at ST. 00d1
n.SO; lake sl1.5Oq117O; electrolytic 81. 400
1.bO and casting s11.40q11.50. For the
month of July the production Of copper
In the United States amounted to 26, 749
tons, compared with 21.9s5 tons for the
same period a year ago. The production
so far this year amounts to 167,1G tons,
against 155,379 tons last year.
The primary reason for the market s
recent depression is attributed to this
increased production and in the heavy
supplies already on hand. London report
ed an advance of Is Sd spot closing at e51
lbs cd and futures at e51 It's Cd.
Tin rallied 92 los on spot and 81 12s on
futures In the London market today
private cables attributing the further
recovery to bull manipulation and cover
ing. Spot closed at e127 lbs and futures
at ETA Us Cd.
The local response was hardly so full
as expected, prices gaining but twenty
points. making spot $2S 40M2s.6O At the
close the market ruled firm and some
business was reported on the foregoing
basis
Lead prices were unchanged and steady.
New York quoted As and London Ell
as 3d.
Spelter continued firm at 5.45 here and
at els 12s Cd at London. English iron
markets were higher, Glasgow advancing
I'd to 56s 3D. and Middlesboro gaining S11d
to 5ls 10i1d.
Local pnarkefs were firm. Qllfet and I'M
changed. Warrants nominal; No foun-