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Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Administrators Notice.

tEss;n;e II Kate g. Furnaid. Dcccsrei.
, The undersigned, having teen spf,sini,
I'D Adniittl.t ratof 81 the estate ~ Kate q,
fnrasid, itte of the Cs.tntV Hf I frrnuoni
iu the state nt Colorado, Decreased. hereby
gives un;lcr thnt be will ng,sscar before the
County Gour1 81 said Fremont Counts. ~
tiis Court HoI@e In Car.-an City iu said
County. ni the ncxcuiisrF rrfuts ts9. an
the last Monday in Ianil4rs, a. u. lni. a'
WHICH tifttc .ii per-un~ having dHtnt-
against said estate are notified and re
jug the ~ziuuc sadimStrd. All p-Trann iis
dcbtssi to said estate sfr reIue~fcd %
niak. Immediate iaaNtnrnt - the mtidcf
signed
Dated q, Canon CitN. Colo .thss ltti, day
sf -. ccnissf. 4. D. tlsg.
CHARLES y WALDO
Adsssinistfstpr.
First qualification bcceuibcr is.risg
Last Iiu ubiicsfiou January - l.n
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Returned Saturday

sherman Combs lef. for his home
at Seattle. Washington. last Saturday
after pleasant visit OF two weeks
duration with relative. in this place.
Mr. Combs is prominon, building
contractor on the Pacific coast and
shortly before coming here completed
large business block i'll his home
city. Mr.. Combs states that Seattle
is growing very rapidly and is fast
assuming n metropolitan appearance,
its development being due in large
measure to the Importance given to
it as a shipping point in our trans
Pacific trade. which has made wonder
full strides since the ACQUISITION of the
Philippine Islands by the United
States and the prominencetof American
influence in China since the Boxer
rebellion in that er'pire.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
The Little OutcaH

Those who enjoy the melo-drams
were the recipients of an enjoyable
evening spent with THE Little Out
cast at the opera house Monday
night. THE Little outcast'' Is one
Of those plays about which person
feels that they have received the
worth Of their money ''lt's good .
Is the general verdict which means
that IL is worth seeing. Csrpenier's
and that is what mos: peopl. want.
Regarding THE Little ouicsss." :" it
is a tribe overbalanoed. Miss Stock
ton being practically the whole show
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
LEGAL MOTTO E S
SUMlONS.
>N,rArE or CoLoKADO.L

Oon.Its- of f.emont.
In the County Court.
Frances ], Jones. Plaintiff,
ounifhou5-
Howell Jones, Defendant.)
The people ot the state OF Colorado.
To ho~eii Joues, tne aeiennant above
named, greeting;
You ARE mccoy required To appear IN an
action Drousnt against Sou ny the Move
named piaiutiu. IN the Sounty touft of
FIenOfi. N.ounty 1tlitc of toicThuO, anu
answer complaint therein wittin
served WITHIN thc State OF Colorado Or by
publications; OF, Al served out of tne state
of JoIorauo, wttnIn ntty days aftcr tine
service hereof, exclusive oT the day OF
set Tor trial tne same as though -ucn ap-
pearance ilad been made and Issue mad
been joined ON sucn complaint.
The said action II brought 10y plaintiu to
Obtain "a decree Dt di divorce, di-roaving the
bonds of uatrimony now existing be-
tween piaiutiu ana defendant, on the
ground of ~Iitui ue-ertion Tor more tnan
one year without rea a-ouaD bic cause, ailu to
ootain Tor piatntiu leave 10 resume her
maiden name OF Frances J. MtilIanis, as
VIII more funy npI,ear from Complaint Ia,
said action TO winch reference ~ mere
ytaac ana a.copy OF which Is hereto at
6ached.
ana you an. hereby notified that IL you
faii to app~sr. and TO answer the saiu
complaint above Iequired, s-e said
pia.ntin win apply to the Court Tor the
reiIef therein demanded.
CiNen under my hand and the seal o.
said Sourt. at Canon lily, la said County ,
this I'd day of December. A -. 49,.
hEsI' l.. ELDk4D,
.lssALI Judge and Acting Clerk.
WALDO * DAMsoN.
Plaintiffs Attorncys-
. First publication. january ;. lpo
>l-a.t Qualification, February >, hr.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land. Act June 3. 1873.
UNITED SI-lIss LAND OFFICE.
TUf.lu-o, COLO. Dee. 5. NO.

PUEluo. COLO. Dee 5. NO..
Notice i- hereby, gisrn that In conpli-
sance with the provisions of the act OF Con
gr~-s of June 4. ass. entitled AN act for
the sale OF timber lands In the states of
sGaisfornin, Ore gou. Ne Nnda. and Washing
ton Territory" az extended To alt the Pub
lie Land States tr act of August Z. IriZ,
Anitn Yrowsfd. az Canon City, county of
Fremr-ss sts'- " Colorado. has this day
filed An this osficS mas sworn statement for
the purcba.e of the Northeast or South
~e-t ar Of Section No. .. i'm Township No.
- south. Range N9-5@ west. and ~lil uncf
pfoof 10 =iIoSs that risc land sought T. more
Nniuntic for it, tim Der or Stone than tor
agricultural purpo--rr. and to establish hts
sCiatm 60 said land before the Clerk of the
DtstIicf Court at Csuon titt =. Colo. 30 the
iisti dos ~ March. fsu
He nstIIc- witne-~ssr y. Is. ENtng
u ". UnsNorih A IL smith, l. y. New
Ly. all II Canon City Colo.
Any and all I-cr-ous claiming adversely
the aiaNe- described tssfi- are requested I"
hie their ciHiui- in tlib. oflicr uu or bcfurc
said ittha day uf Match isu-
j. X GoRDuN. Register.
First praiiication. Dc1 - is.c
Last publication. Pen. y. isnl
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Extremely Cfeditab1e

The Smith Mercantile Company
have moved into their new quarters in
the building erected by the Canon
Savings Bank. The rooms are ad-
mirably fitted up and the store is a
credit to the city. A large stock of
vehicles will also be carried. The
Record wishes this euterprising firm
success in their new location.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
NOTICE

rts- annual F,s~cting pf-tlir kiockhosaor.
s,f sis Fremont ;uuntS FrNn Growers nd
pealrrs' Assoc l-ation viii bc held at che
Iaurf zfou-r in Canon City, on January
i7tt 1850. at tsSu clock. for the elect ton tnf
Directors, "a nuiend the by laws. and s-N'
Dcfote is J. L. hEATpN.
Secretary.
First publication Inrccmbcr "a. ipo1
Last publication tasiuarN u. liaa.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
stockholders Mee,iax

Notice i- hctrby given that -y-ocial
nierting. II the -tcckiiuider- of thr hss-ton
and Caiosssdn OH t.rugsany will L. held at
+hc aftiu. of ". T. Erfd~cii. tauon City,
Colo. IN saturday, at one o'clt~a<s O. ri,
January ath. Itsn. The purIo-- ot the
ntertingts ts to consider the ptopp~ti ION tu
tnortgagc size pforr-N aud issue isritd-
ind fpr the : transactions ut aoN other tHsst
a,s..s- thst may come i->urv it.
TuH Bo-aoS AND CuLoRNDo on. Co.
by f. q. Bette, Nicc.t's---
Far-t publication, Dec. =. 1902
Last pubiin.ttiou. Jan. -. isrl
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15

Thirty zone names We're added to the
membership of the First Preshyteri an
Church the first Sunday of the current
year. nineteen of thcm on profession
of faith. 1t was the largest addition
at one time since the beginning of
the pastorate of Rev. Wilson. little
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the firm
Of McNeily g. Black burnlhas been dis
solved by mutual consent. Arch Nc
Nuity will continue the business, col
lect all accounts aud pay all bills.
Signed: ARCH McNELLY.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Damaging Evidence

Through little detective work on
the part uf Sheriff Simon evidence OF
a very damaging nature has been col
lected in relation to the character of
James Young, alias Armstrong, SEN
fenced to the penitentiary by Jndge
Bailey at the November term of the
district court for q period of not les
than nine or more than ten years for
the commission of burglary at Flor.
encc last May. Sheriff Simon was
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15

Send ? cent stanp
TOR ii gure q f1our
plan and larger
view. II interested.
ands end anNSketch
or iSica YOU desire
to have put into
practical shape. L
viii scale IL up and
submit on approval
giving eSti M ate=
aud prices for fiil
plans. Ny six books
classified are OF
great help to hotnc
builders Select
tooks according to
cost of house de
sired.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
No Longer a Surprise

The entertainment 20 be given at
Elks' hall next Monday night, the
character of which was somew hat
n, ssteriously alluded to in the local
columns nf The Record last week.
promises 20 he one Of the most de-
lightful musical events of the winter
season. II is to be grand concert
under the direction Of Prof. G. W.
oles, the well known violinist. assist
ed by has. b. witter. of Denver. bar
itoue soloisf: Mrs. VIC . Rooney, pi-
anist. Miss Nellie Felter. violinist.
and .he Elks' orchestra A yerv de-
iightful program has been prepared
aud there is every reason TO b-lieve
that a musical treat of unusual merit
is in store for all who attend. The
large advance sale OF seats assures the
financial success of the proposed con-
cert.
Deweese & Turnbull have money to
izu., -, 6rs, GLASS raal estate sacurity
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Administrator's Final Settlement

r Notice L. hcrehv gts,-n that fhc uudct-
= igncd ads sinirtrstTis of the estate OF
Henry W uadg grs, late Of Fremont County
Colorado. deoepsed. a. two O'Clock In the
afternoon of Friday. February u, n y.
hot or a. soon thereafter n~ the court will
hear her. will present her Anal report aud
ASH for her discharge from her SAIL office
EMMA Il. HODGES,
sf1 AdminiStratriN.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Things Interesting Concerning the
Town, It's People, and Those Who
Do and Say Practical Things
Got Mixed

a young lady walked into one of
our drug stores the other day with the
ayowed intention of asking for a
bath sponge The extreme .cour-
tesy exhibited by the young clerk rat
tied her and she surprised herself by
blurting out the request for a
sponge bath.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Frank Combs Here

Frank Combs. one Of the best known
members of Havreley's minstrel
troupe, came down from yictotr last
Friday for brief xisit with his
brother. L~fe Combs. and other reis-
tives. whom he had not seen for
seven or eight yeAp. Mr.. Combs
gave an informal concert to few
friends at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mr. Tho. Shoemaker that was much
enjoyed by tho~e who had the good
fortune to be present Mr.. Combs
left for Pueblo Friday night to join
his Associs:es-
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Able to be Around

Fred H. whipple. who has been
unable to be Mt his place of business
for more than month in consequence
Of an attack of typhoid fever. was
down town for a brief period last
Monday. the first time since the be-
ginning of his illness. Mr.. whipple
was compelled to relinquish his busi-
ness on account OF the fever on the
s4th of November. bat venturing out
on the street week or 50 later,
relapse ensued which proved to be
very rerious matter His many
friends will be pleased to learn of his
conyalescence.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15

Convinced that Armstrong, for that
was the name under which he was
convicted of the above named offen-e.
was either an escaped convict or was
wanted by the authorities at some
other place for completely in crime.
and b',gan an investigation with the
view of finding ont something of his
history, if possible
Happening to notice in one of the
Denver papers last week that James
Iuong was wanted at Ogden, Utah. for
participating in the murder of Gee
Fen, he concluded that Young and
Armstrong we've identical. Acting
on that supposition he mailed pho
tograph of Armstrong TO tha Utah
officials and couple of DAYS later
received telegram from Utah to hold
his prisoner at all hazards The tel.
egrsm WAS supplemented by letter
from Sheriff y. W. Bailey. of Ogden,
day or two subsequently in which
the career of Armstrong was shown
up for the last ten yeas. it being
evident that he is regarded by the
Utah people as tough customer.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
PALACE DRUG STORE
Geo. Pedley, Mgr.

over three years ago. On the a6th
inst. it will be a year since the dedi-
cation of the new cha rch. and during
that period about one hundred mem
bers have Leen added to the church.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15

Views, plans. descriptions dimensions.
estimates with notifications TO each
Price OF Books, 81 each; any two. $50. any
tour, 9; any i've. $s.5o; all six. 81 Booklet
of 30 Sample designs. "sIow TO Start Righ,
and Save Money" . cents tsiiver). An
postpaid.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15

Cost now alscut >s,aa, with princitar
rooms first floor fiapivvo,rd fi,ish a,,t
plumbing. The plan is arranged sa
PRINCIPAL rooms are in front uiakinr-
a,lprincipal roorns very pleasant isee
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
Loss Of Flesh

When you can't eat break
fast, take SCOTS Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, take Scots
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet anc
want something a little NOR
nourishing, take Scott.
Emulsion.
To get fat you must ea'
fat. Scott's Emulsion is I
great fattener, a great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
tissues, not only fat. Scott's
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invaIids, for con-
valescents. for consumptves,
for weak children, for all
who need flesh, SCOTS 5
Emulsion is a rich and COM
Portable food, and a natural
tonic.
SCOTS Emulsion for bone.
flesh, blood and nerve.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15
TALES TOLD UNDER HEADS
How's Thise

ow's This?
I'm a stamp
A postage stamp
A two-center;
Don't want to brag,
But l was never
Licked,
Except once;
BY gentleman. too.
He put me on
To a good thing;
1t was an envelope-
Perfumed. pink, square;t
I've been stuck on
That Envelope
Ever since.
He dropped us,
The envelope and me-
Through slot in a dark box;
But We We're rescued
BY mail clerk.
More's the pity.
He hit me an awful
SMASH with a hammer.
II left nv face
Black and blue.
Then 1 went on long
Journey
OF two days.
And when we arrived
The pink envelope and me
We were presented
To a perfect love
OF a girl.
With the stunningest
Pair
OF blue ewes
That ever blinked.
Say, she's dream,
Well, she mutilated
The pink envelope
And tore one corner
OF me off
With = hair pin;
Then she read what
Was inside
The pink envelope;
/ never saw a girl blush
So beautifully!
l would be stuck
On ber-if | could.
Well. she placed
The writing back
In the pink envelope:
Then she kissed me.
Oh. YOU little godlersl
Her lips Were ripe
As cherries,
And warm
As the summer sun.
We
The pink envelope and me-
Are now
Nesting snugly
In her bosom;
We can hear her
Heart throb;
When it goes fastest
She takes us out
And kisses me.
And say,
This is great!
I'm glad
I'm stamp
A two-center.
Cañon City record., 1903-01-15

Deweese & Turnbull have money to
loan on first class real estate security
at s per cent interest. Sn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
BULLISHNESS DISAPPEARS
AND ALL GRAINS ARE EASIER.
JULY CORN AND OATS ARE
SLIGHTLY HIGHER.
Better Weather and Disappointing
Cables Send Wheat to Lower
Level at the Start.

Chicago. June 3.-There was a reversal Of
yesterdays bullishness on the board of
trade to-day, and the markets in general
were easier. July wheat closing AaAc
lower. July corn was a shade higher and
oats were up 1sc, while September provi-
sions closed from * to 15c lower.
An improved weather map and rather dis
appointing cables resulted in lower prices
IN wheat at the start. July being off asI1a
TO esdAc. There was a fair volume of
business early in the day, but price fuctua-
IONS were rather limited. Commission
houses were inclined to take profits, and
AFTER selling up to 75lsc July settled back to
a"sc. and during the later part of the ses-
sion steady one prevailed, with trading
less actiVe than earlier in the day. Pit
.raaeFs were good buyers throughout the
Gay and shorts also bought freely, Out
sue markets were easier. with the excep-
'ion OF st. Louis, and foreign news was
more favorable. Bradstreets report show
ing IN a., decrease in the worlds visible supplv
VI Wb a,sy So,, bushels. was considered some
about steady 1 Wiih july Closing or prices
-. .iea or an OF wheat and flour were equal
to to -S SoSso bushels. Primary receipts We're
$500 bushels, against al. 900 bushels a wear
ago Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts of $50 cars. which. with local recefpts
OF % cars-one of contract grade-made
total receipts for the three points of sSa
cars, against 1876 last week and I53 a wear
CORN.
coo commission s houses were free sellers OF
July being 1zatsc to AgBc lower at 49,
o 70 4ntsc. Inc Improvement in the weather
conditions. together with large receints.
were responsible for the early selling move.
i ment. There was a good demand from a
!s n!l provision interest and prices gradu-
any rallied. and later in the day the mar
ket became quite firm on a good general
demand Closing. prices were near the top.
with July shade higher at 47s4c after
ranging between 4S1s and 477sc
Local receipts were 1,oSl cars, with 12s
cars OF contract grade.
OATS
Oats stood up well against a good deal
or profit taking and developed fairly firm
undertone. Prices were easy early under
,: small demand and sympathy with the de-
cine IN other grains hater in the day a
steady: After selling between 34Is and 35s.
July closed &c higher at 3i5sc. Local re,
ceipts were 416 cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
The Met0l Marketa.

New York, June lowing to lighter offerings
an gam " s lss at as While fauFes 3
higher. at flg7 In New York tin. influenced by
81 sans aOe Copper wac advaneed FOR spot IN
London. closing at $780, while futures gained 4
ano p' at n.75aiis7e Lead declined Is Sd TO
here at 4s75c. speIter was unchanged at 5s5c in
New York. but in London it advanced IS to go
in Middlesboro. Locally. iron was weak and low
er.. The Metal Exchange made no alteration IN IN
the the open market the descriptions were quoted
about a dollar a ton less 70 conform with the tn.
Serthsrn sieaaS and No foundry Northern IS
gig. No. ! foundry Southern ca and d Nc foundry
Dry Goods.
New York. June 2-The dry goods market has
not shown any ACTIVITY and the demand from
6shsr svei Of Prices The buyer is operating
conservatiyely and while he has purchased fair air
Is not adding materially to this stock In spite
of this fact. goods in certain lines are increas,
With increased cuftailment this difficulty will
continue to grow.
Dried Fruits.
New York. June s.-The market for evaporated
apples remains quiet and unchanged common
are quoted at 4ashc: prime at SIC; choice at
Ee from nm Tor a fa Frsdes
are firm; with fancy grades rather scarce and
as seaas at ana any aaey at
Peaches are steady. but little business is re-
ported. Choice are quiet at 7G7izc, and fancy
at sSql0hc.
New York. June 3.-Sugar-Raw steady: fair
refining 3be; centrifugal IS test, 3 1890: mo.
iasses sugar 29-32c: refined dull; crushed
5. 45c powdered 1850; graduated 4.s5c. Molass-s
firm
New Orleans. La. June Sugar dull: open
kettle .Sa3 7-isc; do. centrifugal sbd3Iac: CEN
ea3Ssc. Moasses, open kettle nominal at 12@
2se; centrifugal 6dIsc; sirup nominal at 19d24c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
Government Bonds.
~ V'F
OQmeattC Exchange,
Reported by Whitaker s. Co.. exchange broke
600 North Fourth street.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Good-Beef Cattle Lower
sheep Close Weak.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Native cattle
receipts reported at around 10 loads and
were some smaller than last Wednesday. The
three days arrivals this week foot close to
500 head. and in comparison with the three days
of last week show an increase Of 800 head and
gain of about 800 head the same period OF
last year.
Around half Of the entire receipts on sale were
beef steers. with the quality and rnish from
plain light weights TO strictly good grades The
bulk of the cattle. however were medium to
fairly good classes.
Northern markets reported very liberal run
for the day and lower prices. but with the
conditions of flooded places 1t considered by
all sellers that the supply. was more than
could readily be used at all points. AS weaker
and lower markets prevailed elsewhere buyers at
this point inclined TO take hold as
readily earlier in the week and the market
buyers appeared. but bid rather cautiously and
lower. few medium cattle were sold early at
until near the noon hour and after the hardest
kind Of work When buyers and sellers finally
got together it was decline Of ioa15c. and
.i.I- ix.-.i. tlo 80 Lac
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
New York Curb Market.


New York, June 3.-There was material
was more active than the earlier days Of the
week. and the general trend Of prices was
continued Improvement on the Stock Exchange.
The total trades were $1,000 shares.
Northern Securities was the most active is
sue and with wide-price fluc.uation This stock
later lat in the afternoon ii sold at ssS for 40
shares in all st. Louis outs. Transit ns sold from 2o,s
Two hundred shares of Green Copper sold at
2lA; 400 shares q Tennessee Copper sold from
at $751; and 500 shares of International Rubber
rold from AZ up to 44ss New Orleans common
sold at II for 100 shares.
Lackawanna full-paid steel bonds sold at ssk
closing :tsG3. Time money firm; 60 days 1 per
cent; 90 days 4: six months 5.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

HOGS-Again n good moderate number Of
seSS head asans. 500 DWednesday q last week.
The quality Of the hogs on sale averaged pretty
snfu The market opeInsd bs SLOW all buyers
dunn and heavy hogs amounting to about 1oc;
while medium grades showed I 9ss o, s ana
being as much as 2oc lower. Good lights and pigs
sc oWr Sons Of the hog. sold
the best lights were fairly active: City butchers
sf The e e! and
values not quite, SO good as earlier However
nothing of any Importance remained unsold at
Fair 10 best butcher and heavy hogs sold a.
s Soo the B bsk at ess Af isRRss is
e ls9 ms =. s. hs ssk at his esq Sc ;
80 roushs and cuils at sas;s9 !. ..s a.. ,u,,
The top Of the market was IS Is and the BUZZ y
as.o5. against a top Of $685. and the bulk at
sHEEPgA good liberal supply Of sheep
TX sSe Gc n
several cars of Tennessee lambs The supply OF
ots aes ad
good mutton sheep sold shade stronger: while
lambs seas
ing quite active. but late IN the, the day there
ass ga Il fa ssa
showing decline Of 1sG2ss from ON, the general
ye a at 6 sSas s. native mutton sheep most
" at 81 5065 and S7-lb. Texans at SiO.
HORSES-The largest supply OF the week was
on the market Wednesday. yet 1t did not amount
first half Of the week have been light and the
business has more closely approached nominal
part Of this has been due to bad railroad con-
ditions which have kept out number OF con,
generally common character and did not elicit
were a number of Eastern BUYERS on hand who
purchased the few decent offerings at good:
poorly represented and on that account the plain
arrivals sold somewhat slower and easier than
of late The local demand or that from the
traders has sustained something OF change,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
Wall Street Gos.tp,

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis. Bro. Co., No. ga North Fourth street
New York: June aaForeisn1Americans firm in
per shares also showed strength. Arbitrage
houses bought on balance about 20. 900 shares.
notably Canadian Pacific. Much of buying was
believed to be against sales OF calls by London
10 New York operators. New York was buyer
in London before our opening.
Canadian Stocks-The various stocks IN which
Montreal and Toronto have been specializing late
". and which broke badly yesterday. scored
sharp recoyeries. notably Twin City. which rose
over 10 points on good buying by local commits
eion-houses. Canadian Pacific sold by Boston
houses and bought by London.
Pennsylvania-The reaction in last hour was
due to the sale OF Is 900 shares by Probst. wetz-
Ter q Co. followed by the uncovering of some
stop-loss orders The firm Is well-known arbi-
TRACE house Tho rest OF the market was af-
fected by 1t.
An.hracites-The various anthracites were weak
early on sales by room traders. prompted by the
reports Of possible labor troubles; They rallied
.pn covering when II was seen that very little
long stock came out on the decline, and the
Erie shares became q feature The buying in
them vas OF same character noted for some time
past which has attracted considerable attention.