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Show SPURT IN'STOCKS ; DOESN'T LAST LONG NEW YORK, Feb. 14. There was a spurt in the stock market on Monday, which was helped by consideration of the Aldrich financial bill promising relief re-lief from the pressure upon the money market due to surplus revenue collections collec-tions in time of stringency. The lack of public response to the attracting of rising prices discouraged the professional profes-sional attempts to lift prices, and the market was abandoned to the small room traders. The upward course of foreign exchange and the possibility of gold exports was a disturbing factor, although money continued easy. The announcement of the Erie bond Issue Induced liquidation in the company's shares and depressed the market. |