Many Failures Expected of Dealers Colonel man of the Conservative Party, commenting on the " far-reaching nature of the Government proposals said that it he supposed that the measure fe would be non-contentious. 1 There would cortsinly be divergent views as to how great a scheme should be put into force, but it was the duty of the Government to go through with the proposals, upon which the general well of New York, Feb, 26.
The New York "Times" says that one result of the anthracite I strike is that many coal dealers ye faced with bankruptey in conequence of the sensational decline hard coal substitutes, of which have stocked some 700,000] here are also 12,000 trucks con-ug oft coal and coke in the railway yards, and with the bottom ut of the market the railways fear} th depended.—British that the trucks will be tied up Iniednitely making it tmposite
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