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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-23
AUCTION SALE.

l will sell at Public Auction in
the Mrs. Hopkins-Lawrence Room,
Warner Building West Main St,
Logan, o., commencing Saturday
Feb. %, and continue from day to
day until Saturday March A, 1905.
Sales 300 and 700 p. m. Stock
consists of Fine Art Bric. a. brac,
Lace Curtains, Druggets, Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware, Watches and
Notions.
Richard S. Higgins,
Auctioneer.
P. S. Saturday March 4, ends
the sale.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-23
Local Matters.

Mr., will Snider spent Sunday
in Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-23

Miss Eva Heitt is suffering from
a severe attack of the grippe.
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s. The use Of Journal want ads I:
: will be a most substantial aid to ::
:. you in pushing, your BUSINESS. Only !:
:. 1c a word. - sH&
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|HARDIACK WINS
SOLDIER A BRIDE
Love Note on Army Cracker
Starts Romance Leading
to Altar.
New York Sun Special Service,

New York Sun Special Service.
Kingston, NJ ". June. 16.-One Of
Uncle Sam s soldiers and a pretty IT.
year-old girl from u lister county have
furnished an interesting romance that
began year ago today and eliminated
Otis C.@Rider of Grand Rapids, Mich,
and his bride is Estella, daughter of
Elisha Smith, az Well.to-do farmer of
West Park, Ulster county az
A year ago Rider, theng.a private in
Company i, fifth 4 United d States in
sfantry, was speeding thru Nv est. Park
on the West Shore railroad; when he
first saw Miss Smith,. Shefwas stand
ing in the doorway aof her father s
cottage, which is near. the railroad
track. Rider was returning home aft
er three years service in the Philip
pines. It seemed so good to get back
again that he could scarcely keep his
exuberant spirits within bounds. He
had gone TO the rear platform Of the
train and watched his fancy, In his
hand he held bareback upon which
he had written this message:
aePlease write to me. II am lonely
after three years in the Philippines,
and I don't know anyone in New York
state. Private Otis O., Rider,
The feeting glimpse he caught of
Miss Smith settled it. He tossed the
bareback and it landed on the piazza
at her feet. She was loath at first to
pay any attention to a message de-
| livered in such an unconv entional man
ner, but few days later she read of
the hardships suffered by the Philip
pine soldiers, and wrote her congratu-
lations to the stronger upon his safe
! return.
| After a year s correspondence Rider
proposed. -: .'eE, as ~
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Summer Tours
Offered by the Northern Pacific Ry via
the Great Lakes Steamers insures a
pleasant trip, free from heat and dust,
Call at City Ticket Office for full par.
ticulars.
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|L0CKJAW IS"TRACED
f. TO GRIEF AND WRATH
: - -,-tIJi,s 3s'I-g3. ! z III =.
New York SunfSpeoial.. Service.

! New York, June 16,-What physi;
Clans say is the first authentic case in
the city of tetanus trismus, or lock-
lem hospital. a. = -. ..,.,.:':, !,
The patient is Joseph Golzerano. He
arrived from Italy on June l, with $25
in cash. a He had been. here only a few
hours when he was swindled out of the
the money by some Of the numerous
padrones who infest the Battery and
italian quarters.
aGolzerano became grief stricken over
the loss Of his 1adney, which he had in
tended to use in continuing his jour
ney westward. He wentSto the home Of
friend and would sit for hours grind.
ing and gnashing his teeth and clenching
his hands and cursing the men who had
taken his money. He became more and
more melancholy: and angry, and five
days after be landed he found that
his jaws were closed and that he could
no longer open them, even to curse his
enemies. -.s..#-
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YANKEES TO INVADE
! a.. RUSSIAN CAPITAL
New York Sun Special Service,

New York Sun Special Service. IT =:
New York. June 16.-H. Sellers Nc
Kee, head Of the American syndicate
formed for the purpose of securing
street railway franchises in the city Of
st. Petersburg, Russia. will leave next
week on the Baltic for the purpose of
looking over the field. The deal was
practically abandoned several months
ago because Of the war, but now that
there is a possibility Of early peace it
is expected that negotiations will be re-
sumed. If the deal goes thru it will in
volve construction expenditures of
something like $50,000,00U. American
capital will be used entirely in con-
structing the system.
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LABOR JAR QUICKLY ENDS
STUDENT WoRKMEN ON STATE
NORMAL BUILDING AT ST.
CLOUD JOIN THE UNION.
~ p. q. (
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.I !, .c~F-T.- DIV
ST. Cloud Minn.;i June 16.-The
Structural Building and Trades alliance
Of st. Cloud has filed complaint with
the state board of control against the
employment Of students and other
young men not members Of the federal
union by contractors building the new
Lawrence hall. y, - }ns'& " -
The federal union is an organization
Of gay aoGsfrs worrying on streets Hs h and
amicably settled by, those. working on
the job joining the union, ~
Contractor O:'Neill, in charge, said
he preferred to have the work done by
union men, but laborers, were so scarce
that students had rtonhe hired in order
to get the work DONE -,s.'..r
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the storm. The rooms were filled with
flying glass, hail and rain, to the ter
ror Of forty persons inside. many OF
whom were bruised. The north side OF
the building was raised several feet
and then went down with crash.
panic ensued in the rush for the doors
the place escaped without damage. That
there was no loss Of life seems almost 6
miracle.
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SUMMER, VACATIONS
An Ocean Voyage .>zse.- 4.
to a Foreign Land
GD TO RERNRUNA =

by new tw.in-screw Steamship Bermudan in
forty-tive hours from New York! Temperature
cooler than at the Middle Atlantic coast resorts.
this trip is unsurpassed GOOD fishing, sea BATH
ing sailing and bicycling. Princess-Hotel open.
For illustrated pamphlets and rates, address A.
E. OUTERBRIDGE & CO., Agents. Quebec
Steamship Co.. Ltd, 80 Broadway, New York,
ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec, Canada,
or Q. e.. BROCK. 121 Third St. S., Minneapolis,
MINI. w. 3. Chandler, 100 Sd st s
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A freak of, the tornado which recent
ly struck the little village Of Unity,
in northern Wisconsin, is shown in the
accompanying picture Of the Lutheran 7!
several feet, turned over and deposited,
upside down. on its foundation.
The Odd Fellows hail. in which the
Unity high school alumni were holding
a banquet, was directly in the path Of
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500, $1s, $40 and $15 values,
plain and fancy worsteds,
serges, cheviots and cassi-
meres-all styles. .~..
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HAY HOME IN HEALTH
Secretary Of State Receives Secret Mes
4 sage from Roosevelt.

Special to The Journal.
New York. June 16.-Jo ohm Hay, secre-
tary of state, returned from Europe last
night on the steamship Baltic. Mr..
Hay has been abroad since the middle
Of last March, and when he left here
he was very sick man. He returned
in apparent good health. 80
A special messenger from the White
House was ushered in to see Secretary
Hay with a secret message as the boat
was wharfed into her dock He bore
a bulky envelope which he handed tc
the secretary Of state. Nothing could
be learned as to the contents of the
message.
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cdr. Lauritzen s Malt Tonic' is a
superior b1ood-enriching drink. At
druggists or delivered to house. Phone,
n. W., East 40; Twin City, 1899.
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HARD TO PLEASE THE
FOLKS ON THE RIVER
BY w. w. .Jermane.

Washington, June 'l6.-General Mac
kenzie, chief of engineers, is. experience
ing in smaller degree the difficulties
Major Derby is having with the mill
men and others alcng the upper Missis-
sippi in regulating the flow from the
reservoirs to suit all interests involved.
After reading the interview with Major
he commended that officer for not los
ing his temper, in view Of the difficulty
he has in satisfying everybody.
General Mackenzie said
The effort of the engineer In charge Of
the reservoirs is to keep the river at the
it is difficult to do that, and In the
dry midsummer it is often more difficult
But generally speaking the low water
stage of the river Is maintained, and that
is about all that the engineer officer In
| charge can do, no matter how the con-
| flicting interests may be affected.
The Business Mans New York Train.
nThe Pennsylvania Special Eigh-
teen Hour hicago-New York Train,
which begins running on Sunday next,
June 1lth, will be emphatically the
business mans train. Full business
day in Chicago before starting at 2:45
p.m.-arriving in New York at 9:45
next morning, after la carte breakfast
| in the dining car. Full business day in
| New York, starting on return trip at
1855 pm. on the Pennsylvania Special,
reaching Chicago the next morning at
1855.
So can the New Yorker have a bust
mes day in Chicago and return to New
York the same evening. By the Penn
| sylyania Special he leaves New York
| at 1866 pm. arrives Chicago 1865 next
morning. Leaves Chicago same day at
/ 2:45 pm. and reaches New York next
morning at GAS o'clock.
For full information address A.. w.
/ Arnold. C. P. A., COS Guaranty Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI. #
/ Summer Tours
/ Offered by the Northern Pacific KY via
/ the Great Lakes Steamers ENSURES
1 pleasant trip, free from heat and dust.
Il Call at City Ticket Office for full par
4 ticulars.
H Do You Know
The Northern Pacific Ry is becoming
one Of the greatest Tourist lines IN the
Il world9 The reason for this is the mag
n nifcent train service offered. The NoTtr
Coast Limited train cannot be exeelleo
h anywhere on earth tfer comfort and con
a venience, and the greatest. OF all tour
/ list attractions, .thet Yellowstone Nation
al Park, is reached from the main line
i at Livingstone, Mont.
| Constipation removed. DR.. Laurit
zen $ Malt Tonic at druggists o.
delivered to- house. Phone, n w.
East 40. Twin Civ 1889.
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Beach s Glycerine Hand Soap should
be. on every washstand Continued use
of this soap prevents chapped, red and
unsightly hands, and keeps the hands
and nails clean, soft and white. ;.
All GrOcers-5c - ,.-.-..-. ~.
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:. The Journal goes into more Min !.
:. neapolis homes than any other pa =
:. per, consequently the best want ad :
:. medium. Only lie word. :
:. :.
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Do You Know

Constipation removed. DR.. Laurit
zen s Malt Tonic, at druggists. or
delivered to- house. Phone, n. W.
East 40; Twin City, 1880.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The London tin
market was unchanged at a135 los for spot
and 2134 Be- for futures The local market
was quiet, but shade higher at $29 60929 70
Copper firm and slightly higher In the
London market. closing at e6S rs Sd for spot
and &6s 15s for futures. Locally the market
was quiet. but Arm. with demand reported
quite active. Lake is quoted at s15 3715ai5 so,
$14 S71h 015 2b.-
Lead also was higher abroad at a12 SIS Sd
Locally the market was steady and higher on
the inside price named by the lead producers
The quotation now stands at 81 5oQ4 go.
Spelter was lower in London closing at goa
rs Cd. The local market remained quiet with
the outside price little lower and the general
range from SO 1906 25.
Iron closed at 54s Cd In Glasgow and at fas
30 in Middlesboro. Locally iron was un-
changed. No. 1 foundry is quoted at Si7 75m
IS 25 No. 2 foundry Northern at SIT 50n1S
No. / foundry Southern and No / foundry
Southern soft at SIT 75@1S 20.
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General MerchandIse

BAGS-Grain Bags 61sc for June and July:
coAI@weillngton. CO S. per ton. New well
hngton. Ss; Seattle, So so: Bryant. s6 so;
Richmond, nd S.; Cumberland s1s in iS Suk = and md
S14 25 in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg.
s14 Welsh Anthracite Egg. s1s; Welsh Lump.
ton in bulk and SIS in sacks: Rocky Mountain
descriptions. IS so per short ton
oILs-ouotations are for barrels; for cases
boiled n "a and 5sc for raw; Castor i-G OIL. ifn In
cases. No. l. zoe; Bakers IA. cases
raw: "a China Nut cases. s5esOc per G gallon: m Co
eoanut Oil. In barrels. 5sc for Ceylon and 55c
for Australian: extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL. 52c; extra winter strained Lard OH. 75c:
No No i Neatsfoot OH. ssc: light Herring ring on. on
42c dark Herring Oil. 4oc: Salmon OIL. 34c;
Pant oil se @ rave Paint Ts F5n on Sic
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-water White
Coal Oil. in bulk. 121sc: Pearl OIL. IN cases.
Elaine. 25Ac; Eocene. 2ie; stove Gasoline. In IN
bulk. Ice; in cases. 221sc; Motor Gasoline in
bulk 1ee &C.: in ss cases 22aae No Eagins Dis-
cases. 61ac more: Benzine in bulk 13c: IN
cases. 1s15e; s6-degrse Gasoline. in bulk 25c:
TURPENTINE-7sc per gallon In cases and
re in drums and iron barrels.
SC per b; White Lead. 7lsaso. according d 'aS 70
SUGAR The Western Sugar Refining
Company quotes. follows per ID IN
1oo-lb bags: Cubes. Crushed and Fine
Crushed, 6o5c; Powdered, 5.90c; Candy
Grsnulatsd. ee o.soe: Dry. Grsnulated. ane.
Fruit Granulated. $500; Beet Grsnu-
lated doo-lb bags only. 5.7oc: Confectionery
A. $500; Magnolia A. 5.40c; Extra c. 53Oc;
Golden c, 520c: ID 5.10c; barrels, 1Oc more:
half barrels 25c more: boxes. SOC more: 50-lb
bags 10c more for all kinds TabIets-Half
barrels. 6.s0c: boxes. e55c: H. & Z. Crystal
Dominos. s.s0c per h. No order taken for less
than seventy-hve barrels or its equivalent
CANNED ASPARAGUSThe following are
the Associations 1905 prices but IL is under
stood that there is none selling the whole
pack has been disposed OF: Base price per
dozen Of 215-lb cans. Mammoth, white peel
ed $4 25: do white. unpeeled. So 25: do green.
peeled - So I'd do green unpeeied. So u Largs g
do green. peeled. So %; do green. unpeeled.
81 so; medium white, 81 25; do green. 81 15;
small white 50 49, do green. 81 05; small
white Is. 81 80: green 50 20: Soup tips in IS,
81 60: in gallons, 81 80.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Wheat and. other Grains.

WHEAT-There was no change OF any con-
sequence in the foreign marke,s cnicago GO was Va
week were as follows. in quarters: Russian,
BIG, coo: Danubian 77:ooo; AT AArg@sntine. @ 5a1 600;
Indian As 0oo Australian. 10000
There was no material change in this mar
ket either in futures or the cash grain.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 5061 So; California
white Australian, ST 621la1 e5: Northern
Club, 81 521aG1 So: Northern Buestem,
81 esAa1 STA: Northern . Red edx,, u 90 per ctl;
lower grades Of Wheat. - 4oei 10 per ca
Session to 11:30 a. m.
Open High. Low Close.
maymNo sales 3 81 s. 20 g asssa as 81 asu a. as
D. M Session.
May-No sales: ST 45ss bid. 81 46 asked
Decernber-No sales; 81 ISL bid. 81 2s1a asked.
BARLEY-Futures were fractiona1Iy frmer
changed with trade reported very slow. In
the afternoon tho futures fell back again
CASH BARLEY.
FEED 8 2Si a5 Brewing s. Ing an and % Shipping
FUTURES.
Session 8 to 1880 a. M
bsss,nss, nsymSs sales = = q a'tsa SD 81 nx
p. M Session.
.s..,.., 'Ss - - ~ ss sss s;s 81 81
OATs-Except for an occasional lot OF Red
there is no longer any seed demand as the
seeding season is over. The Olympia's Oats
are stilI on the wharf menace to the mar.
ket. There are good many Eastern Oat.
coming in now and 1900 ctls came in yester-
day, as will be seen. These are freely offered
and are depressing the market
White 81 451I 60; Surprise. 81 5591 go
Red for feed 81 50G1 80 for No. l and 81 400
Is for No q choice for seed. 81 6Gd1 10
Black, 81 321511 45 for feed: Eastern White
ST 42Is91 40 per ctl.
CORN-12oo ctls came in from the West
The market continued quiet and unchanged
western sacked 81 371a@1 40 for Yellow
and White and 81 371a for Mixed; Californis
large Yellow. 81 s71h@1 40; small round do
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
potatoes. onions and VEGETABLES.

Trade In table Potatoes was quiet, pending
the unloading OF the steamer Columbia, which
arrived from Portland with 1885 sacks. Prime
offerings were still firmly held. however. and
a few lots of exceptionally fine stock from
the Coos Bay region of Southern Oregon sold
at 81 40 per Genital. Sweets and new Potatoes
were unchanged Fancy Onions ruled firm at
the top quotation while inferior offerings were
slow of sale at irregular prices The Oregon
steamer brought down 500 sacks.
Asparagus continued the leading feature OF
the market for miscellaneous vegetables and
ruled firm under brisk demand and de-
creased receipts. Rhubarb arrived freely and
was weak owing to the abundance Of standard
stock. which being forced for sale at low
prices Peas were steady and southern vege-
tables continued to command high prices.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river 75c9
81 per ctl. Watsonyille Burbanks 81 1901 20
per ctl: Oregon Burbanks 81 1901 80 per ctI;
Early Rose 81 40Q1 65 per ctl; Rurals for
seed S1@1 % per ctl; small seed Burbanks.
S1@l 10 per ctl Sweet Potatoes, 75g90c per
ctl: new Potatoes, 3631c per Id.
ONIONS-At first hands. 81 eOQ3 25 per ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4Q6c per lb:
Rhubarb 4OQS5c per box; Green Peas. 3Q5c per
Ib; String Beans 171a@20c per Ib: Wax Beans
-: Tomatoes. 81 25Q1 so per box or crate
for domestic and 81 1902 per box for
Mexican; Summer Squash. - per box;
Hothouse Cucumbers. s1G1 80 per dozen
Cabbage. SOC per ctl: Carrots. 30G40c per sack;
Garlic 10011c per III; Egg Plant per
Id: Dried Peppers. 10Q1215c for sun-dried and
13q14c per Id for evaporated: Green Peppers.
106121hc per lb; Mushrooms 25950c per tb;
Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash. $50 per ton
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Beans and Seeds.

Lima Beans continue dull, though there is
no further decline. Large and small White
continue firm under light stocks. The gen
eral market is still quoted very quiet though
there is light. steady daily movement all
the time
BEANs-Bayos. 81 s0a3 15. Pea. So ESQ
3 5O Butter. $3G3 %; small White. S3Q3 so;
large White. 50 1892 95: Pink, So 1905 75;
Red S7@7 3d. Lima. S5G5 10; Red Kid
neys S4 50Q4 10; Black Eyes, 81 1902 80 per
ctl: Horse Beans 81 5502 40.
SEEDSABrown Mustard, nominal; Yellow
Mustard nominal; Flax. 50 1902 25; Canary.
61ac; Alfalfa. sQ10c for California and 12G
sac; Hemp. 31a93Ac per ID; Millet. 21a0
3jdc Broom Corn Seed S20G21 per ton
Peas, 81 1892 80 per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Meat Market.

The week opened with no changes in prices
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
for Cows.
yEAI-Large 5G7c; small 597c per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. 7Qsc; Ewes, 6G7c per
pound
LAMB-11@121sc for Spring
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 6I569c per h
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock. delivered in San Francisco less 400
As per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTEE-Steers 7AQ715c: Cows and Heif-
ers 51aG615c: thin Cows. 495c per ID
CALVES-4G41sc per ID (gross weight
SHEEP-Wethers. 31aqSAc: Ewes 3054c
per lb fgross weight.
LAMBS-s2 50G2 rs per head
HOGS-Live Hogs. 200 to $50 lbs. 5%G5Hc;
10y 10 1o9 los s,ys 90 % ~ aoo lbs pa q
SO per cent of and Stags 40 per cent on from
above quotations.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21

was nearly 100000 bushels in excess Of what
ii was a year ago. The showing primary
receipts was hard blow to the theory of
depleted reserves and was largely responsible
for the weak undertone of the market. After
selling at 93hc, shortly after the opening,
the July delivery followed May in a downward
course. The lowest point for May reached
at 81 141s. July sold off to 923sc. During
the last half OF the t session the market de-
grain but the demand was urgent. The
market closed rather weak. with May off sc
at 81 14M. July. closed AQasc lower at 92Ss0
92Ac.
The corn market was firm from start to
finish May closed 1sc up at 1915 1sG49Ac.
Sentiment in the oats pit was inclined to
bearishness. May closed unchanged at 314c.
Provisions firm on small receipts Of
live hogs At the close May pork was up
10a12Ec, lard and ribs Were each up 21sQ5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open High Low. Close
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 20.-Weakness in the
wheat market developed soon after the opening.
Under the influence Of bullish weekly statistics
the market in general opened quite firm. July
being up M9Ao at 925s@93c. May was un-
to a decrease of 1.200. 900 bushels in world, =
shipments for the week compared with these
in foreign grain markets showed gains The
decrease in worlds movement was the main
reason for the initial frmness here Com
mission houses were generally active b,lvers
of the future deliveries. The May option how
ever, under considerable pressure num-
Der of prominent longs being reported active
on the selling side of the market. One reason
given for the desire to unload May was an
Increase in receipts at the Northwest, arrivals
at Minneapolis and Duluth being larger than
either the corresponding day last week or a
year ago Later the selling became more gem
era when figures showing the total primary
receipts were posted on bulletin boards The
total movement to-day in the United States
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-21
Cotton and Copper.

The Eastern wires OF E F. Hutton & Co.
yesterday said.
COTDoN-To- days market was steady and
active, practically on continuance OF wet
weather IN The cotton belt. encouraging the
local buil interests. and their heavy buying.
with several large local operators doubling up
again on the long side for long turn helped
70 oflNe IN the shorts md put prices about
one 70 two points over Saturdays closing
prices II Is likely that the market may be
driven above the Sc basis. but continue. TO
soVtse adhertng TO & scapler's position for
moderate turns
PEES-BoSton. Mass March 2o-The
market opened weak on the runors that Law
Eon was going TO attack Amalgamated Copper,
bat as the Gay wore oEl and AmalgaInated Cop
per held strength the rest rallied and closed
81 the top
Copper Range after opening az II was sold
down 10 76A. but at this price large buying
orders were in eVidenos and the stock rallied
sharply. Oscsole also wss sold At the open
Ing but very little stock came out and the
close was the highest Of the day.