The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-01-10 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1885.

hear.hs were made bright by the generosity'of this
good laiy and we hope that other wealthy ladies
will cony nor rare eximple, for such c )aduct is
above wir praise.

LATEST FOREIGN NE WS.

131:t.t trade they woul I he able to ensure a betta,r,i;
tendanoe, wad also consult the ConVCnienCe 01 b!_l_.
Welsh makers. Ordinary Welsh coke-plates iv_exT,
quoted on the market on Thursday at 14s Per r...t
being from 6d to Is per box lower that' 4t
quarter day. Cookley I.C. charcoal plate% ,12;;;
quoted :it 236 per box, and their coke-plates a els
delivered in Liverpool. Some considerable paqng
of pig iron exchanged hand, but, e%-
trans ' • ' a gene
transactions 012e:x
actions in this _epartnamt were Hai eu 4
tent. An effort is being bring
made to i White
binec ..ion of the Northampton auu
Der „ b
g wale
makers ' in regard to the relative price- at ~, •
their pig iron shall be quoted on tho market ifiTto,
view of preventing the underselling that noW ellf of
and the movement is meeting with a
success. Derbyshire mine pig fair out of
about a eet!l•
a 102, though most transactions took Place boat
shilling a ton less, Northampton realising % 0
41s (id to 424 63. Native all mine wfoi Telenet ;
£3 to £3 2s 6d for hot air, and £4 for cold w--. 1.
no business of any consequence, however "tot
WO quoted at e
at •
effected. 'the coal trade was quiet, eliPecill of a
manufacturing descriptions, owing to stoPPmr eed
number of works. The recent frost had rather tenor
to
harden prices, but the change to rain cl.,nliirttlea
set e dculations, and left the market in an L'---- at
condition. Funiace coal was nominally (1140tOda,
10A and 9s 6d, and forge a shilling le",
realised prices showed considerable desCreP;
all
with these quotations.
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(with or without medical treatment) in almost all)eaioss,
:it throat disease."—ln Stourbrtdge Epp's
are sold by Morris, 136, High Street. ,
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