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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
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NewssChamploa Correspondence.

Tuesday. August :.
Mrs. II f. Dice and daughters have
returned from Parlin.
Miss Nerna Watermen returned
from Gunaison FRIDAY.
MIR Wigle of Sandy Hook Mining
Co. came in from Denver SATURDAY..
n. l.. Anderson OF Needles. Calf.
is guest at the Raymond this week.
Quite n number Of our people at
tended the ball game at Waunita
sunday.
Mrs. 4 x. Ashley was guest of
Mrs T.. G. Dice from Monday until
Wednesday.
Mrs. Robt. Parlin and little daugh-
ter, of Salida. are visiting at the
Thos. Noble home.
Mrs. Waterman and Miss Skinner
have returned To their homes in Delta
after pleasant visit at Ohio city.
Miss keelor, Miss SeIlard, Mr..
Anderson and Mr.. Murdie from the
Raymond went To Sillsville In an
auto Tuesday.
Mrs. q. NJ. Carter, and Miss Gene
We've Barkalow Of Denver with Mrs.
John Good OF Youngstown, Ohio.
came in SATURDAY. for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. &. M. Carter. They
returned To Denver Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. Carter in their automobile.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
WvuIG e00le
ws-Champioa COrrespoadeDce.
Monday, August

H'h''N, Ht&u'
Ike Hamilton went to Doyleville a
lew days ago to help the boys in hay
ing.
Carl Rinard of Cripple Greek is over
Ou fishing trip and visiting his
uncle, Emile Peterson. Carl is an old
timer in this camp.
Miss Esther Eberhardt and Miss NJ
A. >choen of St. Joseph, Mo. have
been visiting MIR. aud Mrs. Mion Me
Mahan for the last week or ten days
W. :. Barker is expecting. &. b
McNav of Silver City, low in in q
lew days To see what they have up nj
the Princeton. They sure have a
dandy showing up there now.
T.. G.. Rodgers of Manassa, Oolo
has been spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Nj c. smith He il in.
terested IN the West Point Mining
and Development Co. and was much
PLEASED with the showing they have
Mrs. Kate Redden gave a birthday
party To her daughter. Miss Kate. on
Thursday evening. Those present
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Peterson
Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. kalrstom, Mr.
and NJ. &. smith. Mr. and Mrs Mior
McMahan, Miss Eta Eberhardt. ID
u, Nalburn. Carl Rinard and severa
Others. They all say they had fine
time and left wishing Mise Kate
many happy returns of the day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
EAST RIvEa HAPPENINGS
News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, August

wednesday, August 8.
Mrs. Genright is suffering from
heart trouble the past week
Mrs. Rockefeller and daughter Edna
visited friends ON East river sunday
Mr.. Garrett and sisters are making
their home at the Beauton mine this
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cuthbef-t and
Miss Jaunita Boyles of Gunnison
We're guests OF Mr. and Mrs Snod-
grass at Rangers Eooet last week.
Thursday night August 3rd AT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. sam Botten-
field was held surprise bowl sho we.r
in honor of their nineteenth anniver-
sary. given by their daughter. Lolita.
At 1o.3p a sumptious supper was
served. A wedding he'll conferred the
table Games and music were en-
joyed until midnight when all de
parted with many good wishes
I Those present Were. sam BOften-
field and W lie. Perry ~Hodgrass and
wife. Harold Maze and vile. Thos.
Mcneil and wife. John Genright aud
vile. = T. Bottenfeld and wife.
Misses Dsee Pittsef. Elva swain.
Jaunita Boyles. Re.bekah Stot,s. Ella
Bottenfieid. bridget o'Neill. Lolita
BOttenfie-ld- Messrs. l. NJ Counts.
Alien Aruorti. Richard Stotrs. Carl
Bergman. Frank Bailey. William
Bailey. Emmett >tobs- Alive Botten-
field
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
n0fLEvnLE
News Champion Corresponaencs

Tuesday, August =.
Everybody busy putting up hay.
Ed Dice of Ohio City was in Doyle
Monday.
Dr. sanford is spending a lew days
in Doyle.
u. A. Mcconnell returned from
Lake City Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Bush who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever is now ON the
mend.
Miss Nellie Davis OF Fort Lupton.
who has been visiting Miss Ola slate.
leaves Tor home Friday.
At WauDita sunday the base ball
game bet Doyle and Pitkin re-
suited in a victory for the latter.
Mrs. n. v. SLATE 10 back from Ohio
City. she reports her daughter, Mrs
PeIler, quit III with rheuma tism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
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M and Arr. D.. u. Erssms.a weus
~ faossss FRIDAY
ts--sr Parrish ~ Ssascr-..s x,~.sca
Mr.. t-srg >sssisy
Laak Carey visited over ~us.asx
wsth >sstsser-s.f irse.ts-.
NJ asa Mr-. t.aic 81 E.s,xe we're
~ the iar-s 81 the ws-k.
Mr.. t.r~s-en aud aauenter Etis.la.
visited at >s'nser-st The fsE-t ed the
wessk
NJ. t,sslte. aud TIVE daughters 81
ttotchks--. are camping AT I,ars
ssnan-
Jehn t.eezis-y hauled lsnsi..r IRON
tha Dossi Greek nasii to faonia the
hrsf esf the weck
doe Ns,siig,ick and e.eu. N..ls ~ the
butte- canue sunday to work on their
homestead claims
Mrs. s,ilsicrbaum returned to Ik.n-
Yer sunday after a mouth's wait with
her husband on the a. =. Survey
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
IRWIN
News-Champion Correspondents:

SN.--.tfO. SCAA AAcokON1S1SS.
Sunday, August 6.
Geo Wiseman was a caller in town
Thursday.
Austin Wilson was at the Washing
ton mine friday.
Charles Taft and wife were in town
Thursday ON business.
The saw mill at Kebler pass is run
ming with a large force of men.
Mr.. Morner. Geo Sorrel and parties
from Cripple Creek were callers Tues.
day.
Mrs. A. Taylor of Crested Butte
visited with Mrs. g. A. Russ part ID
the week.
A large party Of gentlemen and
ladies are camping and fishing al
Lake Brennan.
Pred Brown, manager of the Wash.
ington mine. arrived from ,iunnison
the first of the week.
Mr.. Brace of Denver. a mining engi-
nessr. has been here looking over one
of our valuable mines
Frank Sams.l Just arrived with an
expert 10 inspect our best mine with
a view to operating soon
Mr. and Mrs. E V. Metzler with
Victor and Miss Alberta spent the
dav here and at Lake Brennan the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Block with their
daughters. Josephine and Ernestine.
also Mss Doig and two gentlemen
from Denver are enjoying an outing
at Lake Brenan-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
CASTLETOk
News-Champlon Correspoadeaee-

Tuesday. August =.
tiayinq IL in iull swing.
Hazel Dollard has been quite sick
again.
C. A. Partch II baling a couple ol
ears Of hay fur Denver parties this
week.
Jos Gavette aud A. n. Dale were
visiting the grsngers in this locality y
this week.
several surveyors are up IN this
district doing some work iof the
Rocky Mountain Fuel 90.
VIM. >esbith moved Bp to the
home ranch Tuesday to help put mp
the hay ON the upper ranches
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
DAyIM
Ae~s-ChAnpsor CorresVondssoss

Tuesday August :.
Ni-- Ivy e.athrie Iaii fpr sail Lake
Civ. vt~tcrtiax here she r. taking
q training cDursc.
Ni-s ~faaiier and Mi-- Avis have
Qoue to sunni.on te attend the
Teacher ; Institute.
Ali-- piive keil1gg aud co5Irin have
returned te Drawer after pica-ani
visit here al the ! II Kellogg mid
Baker Ert,s MIR BeufiS aud the
Enbom t.ror. have been atherisg
their horses irom .he ranges. They
broaQht ia soHe hus booking ami
mal~
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
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County OFFICERS.

County Officers.
County Clerk and Recorder. p. D. Hurley.
Treasurer. Annie N Downey
sheri6. Pat Hanlon.
Assessor. A. Thomas.
Surveyor, v. :. smith.
County Attorney. ID. II. Sspp.
County Judge. tseo Hetherneton.
Superintendent schools. iss sara y. EastertD
County Coroner, T. O'Lesry.
Deputy District Attorney. " ". Wegener
County Commissioner list District, j N. Collius
County Commissioner 2nd District, Elmer Wilav
County Commissioner srd District. " Whslss
Cunnison Town OFFICERS.
Mayor, 4. n Collins.
Clerk, M. Schmitz. Jr
Treasurer, ". ". torum.
Marshal. j. d. Jennings
Police Magistrate. j. A. Leahy.
Attorney, y. n. Wegeuer.
Wealth Oflicsr. Dr. n. y. Hyatt.
Tvussses; 3. .. Mueller, 3. L. Trine, Eluss
nullsa, Chas. 6sisss, y. =. Aihia, j. h. 000-
laaa
The Rpssa .ssss the irss Tuesday of ssss
D0u9A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11

Owing 10 the absence Of Rev. Me
Connell who has filed the pulpit st
the Presbyterian ehUrch, for some
weeks past, there will be no preach
ing services next Sunday. Sunday
School and Christian Esdesvor rs
usual MIR Mcconnell will probably
retura in September TO take ap the
work until the retarn Of DIR. Hab.
bard
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
m. CssesaaGA's S1ps 4 ~ ashAsi

Last Sunday evening Mrs NJ
Cavsnsa9h's store at lola was broken
into and robbed of cash, fishing
tackle, tobacco, etc amounting to
about $40. Sheriff Hanlon went 10
lola that evening and by his order
Geo. Graham, who had been en-
ployed at the store, WAS stopped ON
the Powderhorn. A. the time he
was taken he was carrying most Of
the stolen goods bat denies taking
any money although he admitted
knowing the safe continuation.
Graham was brought to Gunnison
but waived examination and was
bound over TO the September term OF
court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
Tks 06iss led

Western Slope eCriterion-A young
lady passed through our back Office
the other day, aud passins before
the Office towel. asked, why do
vou have this Grape hanging here?
Is anyone dead?"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
o1DIlo
>.~s-Chaasyson CorFesvosasoc<
T.,.--.la.s Auort.-.s

sNss-t ll>E-sDtSE tOrFesSssoeo&
Tuesday An.u-a :.
The cracs -nss1- wers ouf ga ssn
s.ay ls-s hsssrissg -azc chicsen-.
t.en.sral Manager f'garr - the
Rocky NssssstaiE fs.si 1s- y here this
Wss'k
Ralph -lsnssl v sy aud hi- tssrhar NJ
law ars hars issf icW aasf- -lsrses-
snG
The Ms--.-~ Narah aud Anna .ssiiiy
ironl ~ssrantssu. Pa ssrr here tsi-
ws.s Vs-stsssz thair auBt. Mrs. b..
h land
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
u 6. OkuaA 49,

lo:s1 a. m. Alpha Adult Bible
Glass in lecture room.
Hoo a m. Morning Service and
" orshIp.
700 y. m. EPworth League in the
lecture room.
500 p. m. Pleasant Sandsy Even
ing at the Electric Theatre.
A cordial welcome 10 all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11

Western Slope CrIterion:-Frs rank
Henw0od has been sentenced twice
b. life Imprisonment Wwat do they
think he ls-a toacafY
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11

Theo. Renner left the Grss of the
'wesk for Irwin, these TO spsod sev-
esal months mining.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-11
Uu0a DsRtcIoay.

l>PTSCOPAL CHT ROB -.rvicc- the tr-t
II sunday 81 each month At u a. m sna
~ y %. sunday school every sun-
aas a. H. m AL are cordially Welcomed.
Rev ! y Forsyth. N A. L. l.. y Pastor
ltATHOisIG Chnrch services every hr-' and
third sunday - month iir-t mas. a. n.
Nigh Mas hts a sunday Schou every
sunday q Ia " During months froo
Dctob-r b. june evening s.rvicer on inrcs
sunday al ssp. Fr Nm. kipp. Pastor.
lDREsBNTER Ont RON. sunday schossa
y at Y. morning services 1 y a. Chrtstaan
Endeasor y ~ evening service ~. md we~k
Prayer meeting - . m. Wednesday All 49,
cordially invited ~ attend these -erv ices
Rev thss. q Hubbard. u. ID Pastor.
METHODIST EPIss OPAL Charch ~ tsus-
~ ni~on sunday school at ~ a. m. oosn-
inx service at u q. m. Epworth League st . ~
evening service at ~ y. m. Thursday NJ
Pastors Bible Reading. Is thoir practice.
riday 2 y. IN. Ladies Aid A cordial invitstsssa
b. these services, is extenaed TO all.
Rev. stephen Lumiey. Pastor.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
THE CHINESE PLAGUE
 INCREASING PUZZLE
Its Allies, Chinese Official Corrup-
 ton and Incapscity

Pekin. Feb. S.-A letter which reached here from a British volun- teer physician at Harbin says the plague has become more puzzling in its symptoms every day. A thorough examination is being made of all per sons placed in quarantine and physi- cians carefully segregate those in whom the heart symptoms are con sidered mild. Nevertheless some of these patients are invariably found to have died.
 Foreign doctors in many places are diSheartened over the incapacity and corruption of officials who refuse to learn from the experience of liar bin and need to be brought face to face with similar conditions before they will surrender the work of com batting the disease to sanitary of ficers
 Dispatches from Harbin say that while the disease appears to be de- creasing there, it has broken out among the troops at several places and threatens to spread. Afflicted soldiers have not been isolated but continue in the barracks
 Many deaths occur daily at Tien Tsin and the medical officials believe it will share the fate of the Man churia towns
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
Finances and Markets

New York, Feb. S.-Prices drifted downward on the exchange today The selling was more general and the pressure more constant and ef- fective than on other recent days on which such d movement has been at tempted, and there was talk of an impending readjustment of values on d considerably lower level
 The only important developments were the monthly figures of the Cop per Producers association and the announcement of the purchase of a large block of Santa Fe convertibles by a syndicate representing Ameri- can, English and continental banks.
 The figures disclosed in the state ment of the copper association were not favorable, but had no adverse ef- feet on copper shares. Not only did copper stocks increase during the month of January, but the consump- tion at home and abroad was much below that of any recent month.
 Bonds steady Sales, $3,155.OOO.
 Government 3s and As, coupons, ad- vanced F, and 4s, registered, h.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
The County Officials? Of Course.

The County Officials? Of Course.
 Of course the county officials are all for the constitution" Nobody doubts it. If this constitution were to be rejected the constitutional con vention would meet immediately, re- vamp the present constitution so as to meet objections at Washington, and statehood would follow at once-and the county officials would be out of job. But ratification of this con stitution defeats statehood. and there cannot be another county election until congress provides therefor by new Iegislation-and congress won't meet again until next winter. We have never doubted that "all the county officials are for the constitution" They know the side of the bread which carries their butter. The public welfare-the real interests of Arizona can go hang.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
ALBANY DEADLOCK
 AS TIGHT AS EVER
Judge Parker Looming as a Compro'
 mise Candidate.

Albany. Feb. S.-A conference of the democratic legislators today failed to put even a dent in the deadlock over the election of United States senator. The regulars and insurgents fer more than two hours dissected the problem from their respective view points. of fering all sorts of opinions and sugges- tions. and then went into the assembly and voted just as they had done for weeks
 With hopes of an immediate break in the deadlock dashed. the talk of com promise candidate was resumed to- night, with Alton B. Parker's name looming prominently in the foreground Report had it that Governor Dix was favorably disposed toward Judge Par ker's candidacy.
 Chief Murphy still clings to the opin- ion that Sheehan can be elected and to- night indicated his intention to con- tinue to support him. The insurgents declared they would not cease to op- pose him.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
LOAN NEGOTIATED FOR
 '. M. [. 4. BUILDING
Announcement of Its Early Opening
 May Be Expected Any Time.

The directors of the Y NJ C. 4.
 held d meeting yesterday afternoon,
 the result of which is the perfection
 of plans for disposing for the time
 being of the indebtedness of the as- sociation, making possible the early
 use of the building for the purposes for which it was designed.
 President Fowler reported to the board that on the occasion of his trip to Los Angeles. from which city he returned the day before, he had succeeded in negotiating loan of S35.000 for the association. reso- lution was passed at once authorizing the president and secretary to exc cute d note and mortgage for that amount. That was done during the day and placed on record. and they expect to secure the money today. The terms of the loan are 6k per cent interest, the note to run for five years. providing that $10.000 of the principal must be paid in one year Thereafter the association is privileged to pay off the principal in any amount between $1,OOO and s5,000 at each semi-annual interest due date
 Some very unkind things have been said and printed about the associa- tion management. concerning g-the- de- layed opening of the building. that merely had to be borne, as they could not at the time well be explained. The substance of it all is that though the building is finished. it could not be taken possession of and utilized until the debt upon it was either paid or duly arranged for, for very obvious reasons. and while the asso- citation has money due it to prac tically wipe out the debt, it is a case where only the money, and not prom ises. do the talking. Now that the indebtedness has been. cared for. it may be expected that the building will be put to use at an early date, though that date had not been an- as late as last evening.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
Cameron offends Journalistic JackaIs.

Cameron Offends Journalistic JackaIs
 The constitution will be approved or Delegate Cameron would tell us so MT Cameron is on the ground, and is our delegate, and has the best means of knowing He has not indicated that there was any danger" has been spouted locally for weeks.
 Well, Mir Cameron has spoken. and he says he has devoted weeks to an exhaustive investigation, and he finds that the constitution cannot be ap- proved in its present form-that rati- fication here defeats statehood at Washington
 Mir. Cameron properly waited until there could be no possible doubt on the question. If. as was alleged in various irresponsible quarters, there had been a change in the attitude of the president or of congress, Mir. Cam eron would have known it-and he would have been exceedingly glad to
 
 As was to be expected, the crooked Gazette denounces Mir Cameron be- cause he refuses to lie about the situ- alton.
 For a public man to invite unpopu- larity for himself by telling the truth is no doubt amazing to the Gazette According to the reasoning of the Gazette. MT Cameron ought to have done one of two things-kept silent. or told d lie It is no doubt incon ceivable to the Gazette that anybody should hesitate to lie. if popularity" can be gained by it.
 As a matter of fact. popularity is not gained as a permanent asset for anybody or any newspaper by lying. Nor is it gained by cowardice.
 NIT. Cameron has done the straight forward thing He was sent to Washington to represent all the people of Arizona. and to inform them of developments at Washington when the protection of their interests called for information
 Mir Cameron found that the ratifi- cation of this constitution would be followed by the loss of statehood, and if he had kept silent he would have fallen far short of his duty.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
A Happy Recovery.

Mir John O. Dunbar. the editor Of the Arizona Democrat, has been more or less i'll for some weeks. His friends have been hoping for his speedy re- covery. That he is about well again is evident from the vigorous tone of the Democrats editorial columns lately MT Dunbar is never happier than when puncturing fraud or skin ming hypocrite. and his late work in that line has placed the public under obligation to him.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
FRISCO PHYSICIAN
 ROBS WOMEN PATIENT
Not Satisfied With the Usual Fee for
 Professional Services.

San Francisco. Feb S.-SensationaI charges of the theft of over $2.OOO worth of jewelry from a woman pa l. | tient, following a vicious attack upon her to obtain the gems. grew out of the arrest tonight of Dr. Frank Wes- ley Carpenter of this city after at tempting to pawn some of the articles he is alleged to have stolen The charge of robbery has been regis tered against the physician who. ac- cording to the police, has confessed to having stolen d diamond ring from his patient
 Mrs. NJ. R. Davis. q widow now re- siding in Berkeley. is said to have been the victim of Dr. Carpenters all legged violence and thefts. The rob bery. which the police say the phy- sician has admitted. occurred last June The ring was pawned July 1 for $3O
 The second robbery is said to have been perpetrated December To- Ac- cording to the police. Dr. Carpenter on that date made d professional call on Mrs. Davis, then occupying an apartment in this city. and after an attack upon her. in which he is al- legged to have knocked her down and blackened one of her eyes. opened her waist and secured a chamois bag. worn on a chain about her neck, which contained jeyelry valued at $2,O0O.
 Mrs Davis. the police say. asserts that she did not make a complaint against the physician because of her dislike for notoriety
 Dr. Carpenter who was arrested in his office late tonight, refused to make a statement regarding the alleged sec ond robbery.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
Bryan and Taft,

The guesses of MT. Bran. given out at Tucson, as to what the presi- dent will do with the Arizona consti- tuition, may be interesting to such people as still have enough curiosity to follow the Nebraska statesman's mental processes-but the said guesses have no importance whatsoever. in comparison with Mir. Tafts opinions of the Bryan and Oregon doctrines.
 What these opinions are is well known.
 Our readers will remember that, in the midst of last falls campaign, The Republican telegraphed to Mr Taft, asking him to forward copies of any expressions he had made concerning the initiative and referendum and re- call-such expressions as would en- able the people of Arizona to draw their own conclusions as to what Mir Taft would do with a constitution embodying those doctrines.
 It will be remembered. also. that Mir. Taft kindly forwarded copies of certain speeches he had made in Ok lshoma and elsewhere, in which he stated in strong terms his disapproval of these doctrines except as to the referendum, and in which he excori- ated Bryan for preaching such doc trines.
 Still. we suppose it is true that there are some people in Arizona so foolish as not to believe that Bryan is a false prophet.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY WRECK
Though 1t Was Comprehensive, No
 body Killed

Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb. S.-The Memphis special on the Southern Railway was wrecked near McDon- aid station. twenty miles from here. Although it is reported one coach, two sleepers and a diner turned over and the arain was crowded when it left here. the Southern railway of ficials at Knoxville announce that no one was killed and that while several persons were injured their condition is not serious. Governor Hoovers wife and child were on the train. Two wrecking trains have been sent out.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
LOCOMOTIVE BLEW UP
 TEN TORN ID PIECES
Accident in M. p. Yards in a Texas
 Town

Smithville, Tex. Feb S.-Ten shop employees of the Missouri Pacific railroad were torn to pieces and ten others were injured today when an engine under repair exploded in the Smithville yards. Besides the loss of life. railroad property valued at $20,OO0 was destroyed.
 The locomotive had just been run from the repair shop to be tested when the explosion occurred. Henry O'Rourke. machinist, was attach ing a safety valve. The engine was blown to atoms. two other locomo- tives standing nearby were wrecked and the round house was partially de- molished The cause of the explo- sion has not been determined
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09

Sedentary habits. lack of outdoor ex- ercise. insufficient mastication of food, constipation. torpid liver, worry and anxiety. are the most common causes of stomach troubles. Correct your hab- it's and take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-09
M PETALS.

New York, Feb. S.-Standard cop per easxs--spot. March. April, May $I175@12.U0, London-Spot. { 54, los; futures, ( 55, 5s. Arrivals, TO tons Exports. 6,O29 tons this month. Lake copper. s12.62 F G12.S71s: electroiytic $12.27ia dl2.62h; casting, Sl2.OOM 1225
 Tin weak; spot, s39.75 q 40.20; Feb ruary. s39.75@40.I5. London easy; spot, z 1S1. 15s; futures. s1S1. los.
 Lead dull at s4.40M450 for New York and at $4.25@43O for East St. Louis delivery. London-Spot, G13. 2s. Sd.
 Spelter dull at $5.40G $50 for New York and at s5.3OG5.371z for East St. Louis delivery. London-Spot, e23, Is. Sd.