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10 THE FORT WXYKECDAYNEWS FRIDAY AUGUST 14 THE MnRKETSi NTW YORK Awg Jhe stock market opened generally active nnd higher Gains in the active lint aver nsjed to pr cent Amalgamated Coppe1gulnci oti a trade of JiOO hares gujrar Mis higher Atchison trained II St I ill Missouri Istlflc Venn sylmnia V4 Reading gained but old off mi extensive proSt taking Bock Island penel nigner gained fraction further fraction Chureg opened firm except Jl It 1 htch lost 4 Southern Pacific and lTnion pacific gained pood fraction Vnlted btntes Steels held Will Heading recovered part Its 1t Atihl gained 1ft In nil In thfr first ten minute Apparently the mcrveiiietat pf the market wan a jljroToUs drive against the short Opening Illces A A 3VS1 gar 115 Atchison 30y 3 434 St Irtwl liy4t II I Si Con Tins 17l 1 Jr 103 fcrlv Ty Illinois 132j Man J34 1 sift 123 0 2t i 21 1cinisjlranla J2ty Heading 56 a siyj i 4su i id Tesns SSJii I 74A Hi 3 234 preferred 71 Wabash preferred a vyftyTng the first hour the markjVcont limed active and farther siibjruntlnl galnVwere made In ierly Xfll prices of stocks over the opening Sentiment for further bull ujp rfcUcmit vni encouraged hi the activity and strength of American rallwaj fchares In London find by the buying here for that account Somewhat vigorous operations were conducted against the shorts 11 advanced pjr cent while Atchison wan materially higher oa reports of a trnfllo ngree inent with llock aland Ponus hiinia fluctuated within a small rangtk bit recovered all of an rally loss fit Paul gullied 1 over the opening and Union Pacific held Its further guln of 1 per Cent Nai strong on the belief that all laiger aoutherp rnd will benefit by the seaboard deal The Oovild stocks hhured in ihe generl Improvement 11 recoveied ait opening Ions and advanced XVa lan hat tan rose 1 per cent at the utari and gnlucd a point further There Was greater actiity in leinn Central Issues than for some time Ap Darentlr there van further lliiuiitfi tlon in Virglida lnrolliui Chonlliul common liovernvneni uomis nut changed railroad bondit Arm t9 The market during the ieci ndi6ur wa without sptotol nddl tlonat feature Tliere vere fruc tlfiiinl recesnlona in most of Ihe act fie isMim but as a whole prite held well The only weak stink In the Industrials ulrglnln nreifina Chemical London wan reported to hate been a seller of about 20000 shares on balance Noon Prltes AmatgamntH Copper 46 Abiih Ciy IJac 01t 51an 130 1 25 JI 0 Atch 81t St Tanl 14y4 myi Xrlrr8 8axyc Total sales 414200 shares 2 jp purlng the first two hours of the afternoon there were no fur ther Indications of ft generul reaction 1 than during the earlier hours Profit taking was Indulged In to a consider nhle extent but the absorbing power was lnrgei1 it Atchison mid Jf held notably strong Upwaril movements In Steels continued 3 IV in Trading continued nctte and the rnarket showed sustained strength Tliere as profit taking 1n Keading but offerings were well absorbed A drive against shorts in and A made those Issues leaders of the railway list The topper shocks wer the rnl lenders of the mnrket Amalgamated topper closed nt an iihane of 3Vi points nd tancn arid Ahacnndn 10 points llnal prices were the best of the d4y New York Money NEW Y0HK Aug 14 Money on call per Ctfnt Time pionejr 43 per cent for CO days Mercantile imi per quiet 5fiff jwr ent for to oq dajs Foreign eihange umhangfd Par silver vNew lork 5Sv45Cc London 25 New York provisions XEW ymik Aig i pork Quit Mesa IISIMKTi 1S7S Lard Dnll irregular western steam spot 1780 Sugnr nefln iulet Crushed J3S0 powdered 3 00 granulated 4 00 Coffee Options opened steady unchanged to 5 points advance Bales 20000 bags Jtlo No 7 spot 5e Tallow gule firmer City VW country 5x4c Hay Steady Pried fruits wool antl dressed poultry quiet and unchanged Putter Actlie Creamery extra lOViloyei firsts 171S tate dairy tnbs fUicj l7rj8 firsts Cheese Vodernte deiunnd state nil creAm maU fancy 10c large colored tawy 10c white fancy 0c Pggs Choite fair demand nearby selected white Stflel extras 80 21c western extras 10o20cJ ftrsts 1818jic dirtie 1114 Boston Wool Market BOSTON Ang J4 There Is strong market for vol with more business doing1 than appears on the surface Trices were nlalntained to the close on all good wools Ship jnents from Poston to date from De eemter 31 are 141557CB8 pound Pe ceipts 17717070 pbundi East Buffalo Live Stock EAST UUVTALO Aug 14 Cattle neceipts four carsj steady prices Veals and CalTesr Pecelpts 220 head active and prices steady Top Ten Is tT2lAi fair to good 550f 00 ull Teals 4J0S calves 43 50 450 Wiecp amf Lainbs taJr recefpti 22 Cars market low forv Iambs steady on sheep trade fairly actlre spring latnba WOOroS fair good St 50 u575 choice wethers 4 004JO handy weight ewea 3 50375 export ewes 25i3 CO fair to good mixed sheep1 31QjT4 00 cull sheep 17t3 0O earllngs 425473 Hogs ltecelpts 3 cars tnarkei ac tUe price steady 0oot choice yorkerf OAgB 00 plgi ai8i0 medium ajidihcy 37Oj580 jtheeii weights J05R3i roBhi 4TJoa sings 4 004 50 dairy and grass hogs 3 003 90 Cast Liberty Market jVST LIHEnTY pa Aug 14 Cattle IjecelptjH light market slow Choice J20JT3 33 ptlnie 300jrs 1 good JtilOfiJW idi 4 70tl0 fair J4gJ4 50 common JSoiiti heifers 30f 4 JS common to good fresh ccma and biilK JOOfroqj fresh cows and springers J3i 0 Sheep and Iiimljs Supply light steady on nbcfP and eak on Innibs Pest ethers 4 20fTT4 40 good mixed 3 03j13 fair 12SS37i culls and common Jlofi2f00 jenrllugs 100 14 75 spring lainbs 1 HXJi 540 xcal cihes 7 007 30 heaij and thin 4 00i4 30 Hogs Hecelpts S3 double decks market actiye Prime heovj hogs 3 6iGiSlA inedhim 5J0 8 00 ieavv orkci 3 9 8 1 light orkers and pigs JOOOIgO 10 roughs 4 00jitSK Chlcapo Grain CHICACQ Aug 14 1Micat lc higher Si ptembcr oll between 81 and 8Ji opening at 82V4 and flostiig at 81f December between 81 and 83 opening at Sifi and closing nt filVln fnfu a were 21 loads at aeobnoid here wusablg trade with all clashes of speculators lit thu niarket on I lie hull side It wn a uoiicenble fact ttiat there wero large number of bujlng orders from new sonries Thsc cam largely by ninlL Ihe fact that cash wheat advanced to dollar at Mimienpotis that the price of flour there was marked up 80 a barrel and that some of tjjfl hillls hive cloned down owing to the get scarcity of wheat Tlic Modern Miller sajs Deliveries uf liard wheat are lntrerislng but a lnrgw percentage is going11 to norih western shipping wheat mills Pains nie Uerferlng with fall plowing AMth favorable weather faviueL will put in ft large acreage Cm and lower Septem berf sold bit ween t52c nni 52c opening at rU 10 41 nd Clihiiig nt 5JJc December between J2t und 3c opening at Otct and dicing nt 33c ash sales 2 1 Joads for exoprt Pnsy curly on the win in weather throughout the corn belt but Up with wheat amljthe covering bV shores Kcielpts wen small at 147 cars hut if the present weather conditions continue they are likely to incienHC Oats and ftc lower September sold between 3iy4c and ISid openlnjrat 33V4c nnd iMng nt 33ct December soldj Jween Wha nnd cand closlpg at 36 A enk early on proHt taking ongs coupled with the early decline in corn Pecetpts 2 1 caisj i Piovislons rather slow nnd uiiet tied ijeptember product ranged Potk Tn 0 I 10 lard 8 07 to 703 ribs 787 to 773 Chicago Live Stock tJXIOXSlOCICVAKDS 111 Aug 14 HTntlle Pecelpts 3O0 market 10c lower Pi line bieves 3 11S53 poor to medium 171fi40 stockeihv nnd feeders 2 5014 33 cows and heifers Vr4 64 dinners 1 50 40 Texans 140r4 75j grusi westi erris i 9fi4 73 Hogs UetcipM nooonmrket 6c nnd joc higher Light 3 30ffS82i4 rough VXK5r521 mixed 1J3ffi3 73 hein 1253l5 pigs 3 3l 1 H3 Sheip Pecetpts 50W estimated for tbmorroWk 3j00 market steady patjve sheep 2 00fi183 westerns 25iT0 native lambs 300000 estf rn 1 15f3 SO Chicago Produce C1I1CA60Aii 14rPutter Crenm pries extras 19 firsts 17V418 seconds 10 dairies coolevs 10 firsts II second 2ftli ladles 14 packing stocky liftlV Pgps PxIriis 10Vi at mark cases Included HgPllVi city recnmlledf 17 firsts in fresh ilew cases Included 10 Cheese Twins new lOffUoyi do daisies new llffTUVit joung Amer 1 leas nevr lpSUyt hwiss drum special llfTlt i llnibiirgerj summer made 7ii brick new 0 Live Poultry Hens joyri2f springs lOiJS turkejs 12ytiiV ducks Ulig Toledo Grain TOrPJ0 Xug 14 Wheat Cash 4r September 8ia December 834f Mny 87J torn Cash 55 December 53S fay 63 Ons tnh 30 ejitember 36 December ay 30 Pve 54 Clover Seed Mk toher 372 Pe cember 373 nlsjke 10 50 Tlmothj rI CO Qil rnclianged THE FORT WAYNE MARKETS FOPT lYAyxiAiig 141 Sarlng wheat I3TMSS 00 bbl winter 350 423 hbi i Graham 1 73 to 2 00 per cwt corn airsi uoueu ia id fiou per cwt unbolted 1251J0 per cwt Wient JW hushel Oats 31I33c bu Corn 50t35c bii pye 50e bushel pther Fort Wajne markets unJ changed Wheat Goes Higher This morning there was another advance of a ccjit In the tfort Wayne wheat market Uheat opened here oil Monday nt 76S and went tip to 77e yesterday tmd was firm all day a 78 The Birth Record Tlnmi in Mr ami Mr Prnnlr rnrt nisoni of Wayne towDnhip a sod WOMANS AUXILIARY ELECTED OFFICERS THREE HIGHEST PLACES ARE FfLLEO BY ACCLAMATION WILL PUBLISH WAGE SCALE After Vigorous Discussion Typographical Union Comes to an Important Decision WASHINGTON AUg The wcv mans auxiliary of the International Typographical union In session here today elected officers and adjourned to meet In St Louis next year Mrs Frank Kennedy of Omaha was reelected president Mrs Edward Don nll of Cincinnati secretary and Mrs Lura Cordon of Washlngtdn first ylce presldent The unanimous vote was cast for these officers Mrs Chas McKee of Indianapolis was elected second ylce prealdent Mrs Edward Duchan an of Washington third ylce presl dent Mrs Houston of Atlanta fourth vice president Mrs Waudby of Rochester chaplain and Mrs Joseph Martin fo St Joseph guide A committee was appointed to ivork with the I In Ha fight against the Los Angeles Times Will Publish Wage Scale WASHINGTON Aug 14 rThe first business of tho International Typographical union today In annual session here At the Columbia theater was the unanimous adoption of a reso lutlon commending the local union of Cleveland of efforts to unionize that city A resolution was also adopted that subordinate unions are to be In corporated only when the sanction of tho executive council has been obtained A resolution calling for the monthly publication In the official journal of the statistics of wage scales created a lengthy and heated discus slon Pvnresentv arrangements these facts are gathered but not published The motion to adopt the resolution providing for monthly publication Of the figures was carried 107 to C5 and the delegates applauded THREE BADJCCIDEHTS IN EACH VICTIM WAS THROWN TO THE STREET William Schulr Injured In a Runaway Clarence Dunlap Hurt In Collision An Auto Wreck This morning William Schulz junk dealer wfiose home Is at 1423 Walton avenue was out with his pony and wagon on Washington boulevard He started tq turn Into Calhoun street when the pony took fright at something and made a dash upon the sidewalk The box was turned from the wagon owing to the short turn and Schulz was thrown out on his head He was stunned and remained unconscious for several minutes Later he was able to drve to his home A Head On Collision Last night Clarence Dunlap a diminutive Western Union messenger boy was riding his bicycle at the corner of Wallace and Hanna street delivering a message He was on the rlglt side of the street A man coming along from the opposite direction on the WTong side of the streets There was a collision Clarence was picked up in an unconscious condition and was carried to a drug store The man was hurt and hlswhqet was bo badly broken that he had to carry It home on his shoulder Clarence Is still suffering from the slight concussion but was able tp be dowri at the office this afternoori A Carriage Overturned This noon Dr McOscar was out with his new automobile and while coming down Hanna street1 across Hugh street collided with a carriage containing Mrs Heck and her daughter of Cedarvllle Mrs Heck turned her horse suddenly Into Hanna street fiom Hugh Dr McOscar did not see her carriage and Mrs Heck did pot See the automobile The carriage was partially overturned but neither Mrs Heck nor her daughter were seriously hurt AMERICANS AT VATICAN Clergymen from Rochester Coiifer With Cardinals flOME Aug 14 Among the fallers at the Vatican today were the Rev Thomas Hendriek and Father Joseph Hendrlck of Rochester NY The former was recently appointed bishop of Cebu Philippines The clergyman conferred with Vatican officials and later visited Cardinals Gibbons and Satolll Bishop Hendriek ind his brother will assist at the consecration tomorrow of Pev Harty as archbishop of Manila i i BATTLE WITH OONSHtNERS rtvenue Officers and Mountaineers Fight With RJfUs MAYKINO Ky Aug lir A battle was fought at Pound Gap on the KentuckyKentucky Virginia border above here yesterday between TJnltecf States Marshal Adington and three deputies and Heskln Howell and two other alleged moonshiners IowelL It is charged Is the proprietor of a blind tiger resort directly on the border arid Adlngtpn and his men wept to arrest him He was asked to surrender hut resisted and the battle began Howell It is claimed received three dangerous wounds and three Winchester balls pierced the crown pf his hat He will however recover It Is thought One of his companions was shot as trails Jstood were noticed along the UKwuststm The officers escaped unhurt I VANDERBILT COMES HOME Was Honored by the Kaiser at Hit Visit to Kiel NEW YORK Aug 14 Cornelius Vanderbllt jr arrived here today on bis yacht North Star after a long tour In foreign waters Mrs Vanderbllt accompanied by his wife went abroad last spring to Attend the Kiel regatta While there they entertained Emperor William and prominent members of the German nobility The North Star madO the run frcm Southampton England In eleven and a half days The yacht had strdng westerly gales with head seas the first four days On Thursday Aug 5 It passed through a cyclonic gale In which the yacht sua talned no damage Dense fog followed yesterday The North Star will at once overhaul for the International yacht races POWDER KEG EXPLODES Two Men Were Killed and One Was Fatally Hurts BIRMINGHAM Ala Aug 14 tTwo men were killed one fatally hurt arid two seriously Injured by the explosion Of a keg of powder at Coal Cjity yesterday The dead are AUSTIN DAVIS SAM GROGQIN3 Fatally hurt August Scrogglns Ser lously hurt John Pickens and John Kitchens The five men were standing near the keg when one of the men took up some of the powder to test IU He applied a match tq It a spark flew on the keg and a terrific explo sion followed PRINCE GOES TO WASHINGTON Will Confer With Korean Legation About Assault Case DELAWARE Aug 14 Prince Yee second soau of the emperor of Korea left hereThursday for a Visit of several weeksi at the Korean legation at Washington He is Very reticent about thai tmrpcse 0 this trip but it Is thought the visit to the capital has some coaneetton with the caso of Joseph Stoutta young farmer who attacked the prmccr one night in June as he was leavlsg he summer garden at Stratford Both of this city The assault case wilt be given a hearing at the September tern of the common pleas court NO IM MEW ATE DANGER Hurricane Burys Itself In the Gulf of MeJdco WASHINGTON Aug 14 Regarding the southern storm the weather bureau this morning says The tropical storm has passed Into the Quit of Mexico and la appaittiUjkcentra1 pear the north coast of Yucatan An absence of reports frcm that region makes a determination of Its future course Impossible It Js considered however that there la no Immediate danger along East Florida and South Atlantic coasts Hurricane warnings are displayed frona Port Eads to Key West MIXED TRAIN DITCHED passengers on the Motion Are Badly Shaken Up FRANKFORT Ind Aug 14 A mixed train on the Monon railway carrying twp coaches filled with passengers was ditched at Cambria this morning An axle broke under the engine while the train was running at full speed The crew escaped by Jumping The passengers were ladly shaken up but no one was seriously injured TO BRING MONKS HERE i Abbott of Trapplst Monastary Leaves for Rome LOUISVILLE Ky Aug 14 Rev Father Edmond HL Obrecbt Abbott of the Trapplst monastary at Oethse mane left Thursday for Europe He will have an audltnce with Pope Plus to learn the Vaticans policy toward the order in America He will also decide oq the future home of the monks who have been forced to leave France He will probably bring a few hundred back with him MILES NOT A CANDIDATE Has Had Enough Military Honor In Hll Life SALT LAKElUtah Aug 14 Lieu tenant Oeneral MfrlsOn A Miles retired arrived le this morning en route to San Rranoisco In an Interview he said I art not a candidate for commanderJfa chlef cf the A I shall second Bieitnomlnatloit of GenJ Cral John Blackv The grand army was created by the common soldlei abd not the professional I have had honor enough laitlve military line BULLETIN WASHLVPTOlfirVtg I4r The state department lm received the following dispatch tfom Consul JeweH at Fort Do rYance Martinique Can cocoa nnd coffee cropn total loss Frultw nnd vegetable positively destrojed Kvery town and village injured Thousands of houses dowTi Deaths fevvj Communication difficult Brendituffs provisions galvanized roofing will find rcadysnh Signed JPWrLL BULLETIN WASIILNOTOV Aug 14 United States Coiutul George XL Rrldgernan nt Klntstort Jamaica todai sent the foMnuiW disnateh to the fetnte department Port Antonio greajn damaged by nurricanes Jteports ol dead add injured constantly coming to consulate Miehlgsn Oaf Plums First Shipment 7c tsuart or 90c Half Bushel Basket Michigan Peaches 1 5 baskets 40c Gem Melohs basket 00c Acme Tomatoes basket 15c Large Sweet heart Watermelons 25c each Spanish Onions Oc lb JIome grwn Onions 20c peck Wax Messina Lemons 1259 doze Sweet Mediterranean Oranges 40c and 0c do7 Pnrnsou PluniH 10c qut Fancy Harvest Apples He 20c and 21l peck Large Heads Cabbage Cc head Large Green Cucumbers 3 for 10c Home Grown Celefy 22o uoen California Fruits of all kinds WII11E FRUIT HOLlSfi No Advance on Flour at the Central Grocery Churubuscp and MayBville Flour 95c sack All City Brands of Flour Jl 00 Back Strictly Fresh Eggs 15c dor Best Country Creamery Butter J20C pound Extra fine Creamery Butter 25c lb Good Rd Coffee 10c lb Our Special own Roast 121C lb Extra Blend Coffee 15c Fifth Bushel Basket Peaches 40c Extra large Indiana Watermelons 23c each Gem Nutmeg Melons 55c basket Fall Chickens 14c Extra large Spring Chickens 30c to 45creach I FREIBURGER THE MOTTO All tilings come to lilm who waits Is precious to the squirrel hunter and the mn who Imput pff buying clothing until now reuiicx pmnusox Mrs It Gilbert nnd daughters PesHie and Irene left this morning fir the east nnd will visit at lngaru Polls and other cities ibefore return Ing home AtTiJES The big Shoe and Oxford Tie Sale will last for just one more tveekj one whole week of bargains Dont miss It tomorrow THING CO tU4 Calhoun Sat IL TOBEY Manager Osage Melons for Saturday Morning Indiana Gem Melons COC basket Indiana Watermelons 25c 30c each Lawton Blackberries lOe qt Fancy Huckleberries 10c qt Extra fine Apples 25c to 36c peck Fancy Sweet Potatoes 50c peck Plenty of Homegrown Vegetables Try our Sachs Prudens Ginger Ale finest In America 20c qt bt 215 doz GREATEST GROCERY CO Turtle soup foriunch all day tomorrow at Wlebits Board of Trade and The Palace Cor Calhoun and Columbia Sts Piety day will he Sunday bje and bje Put mi far during Pattersons sale iery dnyjs like Saturday Ihe News has the largest CirculationCirculation and will give the largest results Use its want columns 1 I3MM3M843 TENDAYSSALE COMPARE OUR PRICES 1 60 Shirts at 1X0 2So Suspenders at 12e SO doz 25c Shield Bows 12c 100 Wayne Knit 25c Hose 122c 50 dozen Fancy Hose at 121c Handkerchiefs 5c to 150 Mens and Boys Belt at half price Boys 25c Caps at 122c Straw Hats at half price Ten per cent off on Trunks Satchels and Traveling Bag 50 doz 60c Fancy Hose 25c All of our 100 and 150 Hose wilt go during sals at 76c All our 25c Mens Underwear at 19c garment 1 GOLDEN 1 THE HATTER fP 7v Jvj xv Only one real Bicycle Stors Only one real Repair shop Only one place where work Is done promptly Only one place where they have what you want Bicycles Buggies and 8evylna Machines BR08IUS BROSIUS 617 Clinton St iTNAUfeCo HARTFORD CONN Chartered 1820 For Insurance or an Agency Consult CHARLES ORRMgr Indiana Gsnsral Offlet 1321 Berry SL i MeiVs Negligee Shirts superb pollection of smart new stjllh Sum jner Shirts from one of the test known shirtmak ers In the land They are made for the most part of madras and percales In handsome wpert and printed patterns Fronts are plain or plaited cuffs i ore attached and detached All the patterns are new JsQT A SHIRT IN THE LOT IS WORTH LESS IRAN 73ci AtfP THE VALUES RUV WAY UP TO i 00 Its a collection roni ythlch particular and tasteful men can choose with Immense satisfaction where vll be found a wider variety of choice and handsome Shirts than can be found Hght here now Our Price This Week 50c PIXLEY COMPANY Clothiers Haberdashers THE QREA1 LOOM END OPBNS Tomorrow Morning at The Frank Dry Goods Co The greatest trading event itj the history of Dry Goods selling in Fort Wayne This sale will attract patrons from all Northern Indiana as well as Fort Wayne A large force of salespeople will wait on the trade Sale opens Saturday morning 9 oclock Trade in the morning if possible TMrankDry Goods Co Clear as Crystal Dew of Roses FOR THE COMPLEXION Harmless as Dew ENCHANTING COOLING FRAGRANT SOOTHING HEALING CURATIVE What every lady desires Is a perfect complexion many ladies that are otherwise beautiful have their complexions ruined by Freckles Pimples Moth Patches Blackheads Blotches and other dlscolora tlona The most Indispensable attribute of beauty Is a refined and delicate complexion Its rarity and the fact that a beautiful complexion always attracts attention and cIobb Bcrutlny renders it simply impossible to successfully delude the observer with cosmetics which show so plainly as to be objectionable a DEW OF ROSES Has for years wherever known been the recognized remedy for facial blemishes for which It Is not merely a remedy but an absolute cure Its effect Js seen and fell at once removing all pimples Blotches Blackheads Moth Patches and other discoloratlons of the skin For the balance of the week we are a mm going to sell this 60c preparation for 2 jf HEINRICH FUELLING 1302 Calhoun Street DRUGGISTS PHONE NO 494 Opposite Rich Hotel If you have a prescription to fill ttei will call for It and deliver same promptly witnout extra cnarge uuxiu ju i i ijsi The Largest Circulation Is plven by the Newt Use It tor yftnt Ads.