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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31
NUMBER 5.
LAST HEART-BEATs.
by LAURA c. RoDDEN.

Send mo-if but a roso-leaf-yet token,
To tell mo what your lips have left unspoken.
That you arc sorry that my heart is broken,
Before | die.
For soon your silence will no moro porplcx me,
And soon your GOODNESS will have ceased to vcx
me,
Although l cling unto the rock that wrecks me,
Until die.
And presently my hand will ccase its grasping,
And presently my breath shall cease its gasp
ing,
And shall sink beyond your tardy clasping,
For | shall die.
All you have left me, who would never leave
you.
And you have slain mo, who did never grievo
But !-at lcast, at least | can forgive you,
Before die!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A FUN-LovING little wife of Manayunk
borrowed neighbours baby and put it on
her doorstep, and then discovered it and
"went for'' Brown. The result was more
than satisfactory. Brown "squealed, "
and said /: q" Why | gave her $500 and
sent her to Chicago last week !" And
now the joking vile is after II divorce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A GROCER in Lowell, Mass, had chest
Of tea stolen from in front of his store,
several weeks ago, and he set trap to
catch the thieves, which proved success
ful. He filled a large chest with sawdust
first boring a small hole in the bottom,
and set it out in front of the shop. About
seven o'clock, while the attention Of the
men in the shop was diverted, the chest
was stolen. Its whereabouts was easily
found by means Of the saw-dust trail.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

Or corset is not detrimental to health,
for didn't it preserve the life Of an Indi-
ana maiden the other night? The ball
fired by her heart broken lover glanced
of when it hit it, and he is now languish-
ing in Jail while she swaps smiles with
the other fellow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

COULD anything be neater than the old
darkey's reply to a beautiful young lady
whom he offered to lift over a gutter, and
who insisted that she was too heavy p
" Lor, missus," said he, Use used to
to lifting barrels of sugar"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

IN pool across a road in the county
Of Tipperary is stuck up pole, having
affixed to it board with this significant
inscription Take notice, that when the
water is over this board the road is i'm
passable.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

PETER VAN DYKE, an old chap, who
died in New Hampshire the other day,
worth $4,000 in cash, requested in his
will that no one should snullle aud shed
crocodile tears Mt his funeral, but cover
him over and then hurry home to fight
over his money"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A WOMAN at Fort Laramie has sued II
paper for saying that she has murdered
:hrec husbands, when the fact is she hasn't
murdered but two, the third ono getting
away with broken rib. There is nothing
like being accurate when dealing with
such grave matters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

WHEN the negro down in Louisiana
was hauled up for stealing bacon, he put
in as defense hat he was told by his
political teachers that now, when he had
the right to vote, he must take " sides :"
sOmeWhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A MAN in Hartford has stopped his
newspaper because his name was printed
in list of advertised letters, and his wife
happening TO see it first went and got it
for him and found it was from young
lady, who complained that he didn't meet
her at Worcester, as he promised
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

ANEW ORLEANS justice has decided
that where two families live in one house
one family can't sing Captain Jinks"
over thirty times in succession without
being liable to n fine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A CHICAGO murderer, who was to have
been hung recently, was reprieved for
one week to allow him to get religion"
Seven days is the regular allowance in
Chicago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A BosT slip builder says that Noah's
ark wasn't mucuo a ship after all, being
little better than ba!n with the creyices
caulkcd Ip.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

AN obituary notice in a Western paper
contained the touching intelligence that
the de- eased chad accumulated little
none, and ten children"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

WHEN policeman finds man full he
takes him to the station house and his
friends bail him out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31
.nHHIQ.1ENI n y ~
LINES OF TRAVEL AND EXPRESS.

Canon City, Junction City and Wea-
verviIIe Express and Passenger Line
]. r. DRIVER, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning
roturns on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Hay Fork and weaverviIIe Pass
enger and Express Line, j. S. HOYT,
Proprietor. Weekly. Leaves Hay Fork on
Monday morning of each week leaves Wea-
yer Tuesday morning of each week.
U. n. Mail and Express Line, from
WeaverviIIe 10 Arcata, JOHN CLIFF
FORD, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver every
Thursday morning. Leaves Areata, every
Monday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

PHILADELPHIA paper has ascertain
ed that Noah Webster used to play cucher
and steal eggs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

THE old maxim that "man proposes
is fatty contradicted by Massachusetts
spinsters who only wish he did.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A ROUND LAKE, Iowa, matron COM
mitted suicide lately because her emp
tins soured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31

A TRUE American is too proud to beg
and too honest to steal. lie gets trusted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-31
OFFICE, At his Residence, corner
JOHN LORD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
WEAVERVILLE, CAL.

REFERENCES Prof 1. r. Dana, Portland,
Me-; Prot. w. w. Greene, Long Island Medi-
cal College, Brooklyn, N. Y. Prof c. I. Brack-
EFT, Princeton, NJ.
OFFECE-Theatcr Building, Main Street,
Weavcrville. Residence Street, above
Union Hotel. janl.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

ss The thirteenth annual session OF
the Good Temflars Convention OF
Erie, Warren, Crawford, VenaRge,
Cameron, Mercer, Forest Elk and
Mexican, will be held in the City of
Union, com mencing May 19th at elev.
en- o'clock A.sM.s 10, continue at THE
will of the convention. The circular
says that the citizens. aud members of
the Order in Unisn City are Noted
for they hospitality, aud an may ex.
peet q generous and hearty welcome.
The circular CONTINUES ;, Never before
10 the history Of this organization has
there been time when the temper.
ance cause assumed sach gigantic pro.
portions as at the present The grand
tidal wave that had its inception in
Ohio (Fredonia N. Y.) has spread in
every direction, gathering strength
with its progress, until it has stirred
the inmost depths Of the moral shcart
of the nation. = At length cry
has gone up which, has penetrated to
thethrone Of the Supreme Ruler of
NHS OHAFOhoCs ~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

--Theircpott that the proprietors of
the Exchange HOtel, thisscity, intend.
ed clssihg the house because of the
temperance demonstration, is without
any founda in TRUTH The propri-
etors withdrswatheir applications for.
license last week for the purpose of
the experiment Of running a Hfstselass
hotel on temperance principles, and
every effort will be made to MAINTAIN
the reputation of the hotel as the best
in Northwestern Pennsylvania
mango Cuisen. 'l3il's yea 1..
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

The army reunion proposed to be
held at Harrisburg on the 18th, 10Th,
18th Of the present month, promises to
be a very interesting event. Lieuten-
ant General Sheri Ian is President, and
long list Of the most celebrated Gen.
erals Of the war is announced as repre-
sentingr those who will be present.
These army reunions are agreeable oc-
casions, and serve to, keep alive a feel;
ing Of interest among, those who fought
the battles ofthe war, and 10, inspire a
sense Of Patriotic pride withal. We
are gratifed that the affair arranged
for Harrisburg promises so fayorably.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

New Jersey elects this year a Gov.
eruor. and a Legislature which will
have the duty Of sleetipg, a United
States Senator Hon. George A. Hal,
sey viii probably be the Republican
candidate for Governor, and Hon. Ne.
hemiah Perry the Democratic candi-
date There is long list Of candi-
dates for United States Senator, from
the ranks orbOth parties, 49, ~. i.',ee
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

ss--Last week James Saeger, the lea
der of the gang of burglars Who rob-
bed Mr.. Benninghoff, some six years
ago, of bonds and currercy ito the
amount of $500, ,00os was arrested in
Colorado by the Chief of the Rocky
Mountain Detectives. Chief Of Police
Rouse, of Titusvillees was notified by
telegraph of the arrest, and on Friday
proceeded to .Harrisbnrgh and obtain.
en- n.asrequisition from Governor Hart.
ranft upon the Governor of Colorado
for the body ofsaeger.i Mr.. Rouse left
Harrisburg on Saturday evening fot
Denver, aud expects to return with
Saeger by the first of next week, From
dispatches received by Mr.. Rouse from
the detective who arrested Saeger it
appearsNthatA he has been residingAin
the territory fer nearly three years and
owns a large amount ofreal estate and
valuable interests in silver q mines.
When arrested he acknowledged his
name and seemed perfectly resigned to
the esItnation.' aiilp iEsa .Ttl iuc'
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Trial LIST for May Term, 4s74.

- istAsffEN
County of Forest VS. =, P. isisgihs, lste
Elizabeth Green VS. r. c..seottsetsal. o.
Fireman II. Ellsworth for use vs. Jno. II.
Dilks ct al. '''s' el-
L. B. Hoffman VS. John Eagundas ct al. "a
John Beason for use vs. Leopold Hilbrti-
ner. -
II. Il. May VS.. James T. whisner ct al. ~ ~
II. III. May VS. John Miller ct al. 81 r-s
Jno. Weible ct al VS. j. j, McCas in. -r
The Fourth National Bank of Pittsburgh
ct al VS. Geo. S. Hunter ct al. go
Hill, Fox IL 60. VS. George ). Hunter.
Elizabeth Rafferty, VS. Michael Rafferty, Sr.
Elizabeth Rafferty, vs. Michael Rafferty, Sr.
John Cleary VS. John Cobb n Son.
John, A. Dodd vs. Benz. r.. Cole -
Chas. Murphy VS. Thomas Porter, ~
Joseph Zohver vs. John Cooper. 0Os
Samuel Duff VS. L, c. Wynkoop et,al. a.,
0wston Il Sewers VS. A. V. r. Il. co. ~
Jas, +. Brown VS. b. Dobbs ct al. -.
w. w. Ledyard VS. John A. \ J. @, Dale.
c. Turner VS. ii. Heath ct al, .eaia %
Jas. Beebe ct ux vs-H. Heath ct al.
Chas. Hinton VS. ID. II, Walter La[ "
Shrlyer q Sawyer. for use VS. q. 8. Hunter.
j. M. Keplerv VS. Alex. Wallace ltt
3. q McClintock VS. Wni. CLIFFORD. 81
EdYard Jones VS. C.sS. Richardson.
IL. Behrens vs. The Pcpna, TT ans, Co, ct Al .
Al Bean VS. VIM. HowG ct al. 80 ~ q
L-Moyer VS. Daniel Black, oiAeS
April 18th, 1874 CT'sl'7 " 90
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

The bill presented by Senator An.
derson, Of Crawford. in referepcea,to
the storage and transportationN6f dis,
and the issue of certiticates, &c., Is
rather an interesting bill TO those en- =.
gagged in the trade. Id substance, IL
provides that no certificate shall be
given unless the party has the oil act.
ualy stored no second certificate shall
be given unless the first is cancelled !:
no oil shall be deliverd except upon
the surrender of the first certificate.
The certificates shall be transferable
when endorsed, no oil shall be remov.
ed from any place of storage -except
in case of fire OF food without the
written consent of the owner. Every
corporation is also required on or be-
fore the 10th day of each month TO
make report of the stock on band
and where located, which statement
shall be sworn TO; bow much they are
liable for the delivery ofat the close
of the month; how much oil was re.
ceived during the month and whete
from how much delivered and where
to; what kind Of transportation was
used. They shalla also make qaarteriy
reports to the Bureau Of, Industrial
statistics at Harrisburghr4o;l
: railroad companies are put upde I
like conditions as tothe tfAhspo rtation
of refined or Grade petroleum.
|, The, penalty for giving q false receiSt
is not less tnan 81 900 and imbrison-
ment NOT exceeding a year :ths penal.
tySf for removing oil without, ,permis.ion
is the same; the penalty for not report.
ing is a fine of 81 900 and e50o each
day that the'reportis kept back,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06


W W Ion Tuesday afternoon Mr. "A. = b.
Harris, met with an accident ogw hich
very nearly proved fatal, Itseems that
Mr. III. was rolling logs from pile ON
u side hill, near vhisAmiH on the Econ
ousite tract, and as they we're frozen
together he pulled the logs from the
bottom Of the pile. As ilast In rolling
onesout the pile st,rteI aud before Mr..
n could get out Of the way one of he
logs caught him about the middle of
the body and threw him against another
log. After striking him the stick Jun.
ped and so, released Mr. H.,whO also
jumped, clearing the ends of the roll.
ing mass, which went onu down the
hill By his presence of mind only
did he save himself from being actual
ly crushed. b. le si.s1s pnlssci Il,
DE Freeman was called and did
what he could for the sufferer, who he
thinks stands n good fair chance of
being around in a few days No bones
were broken and the only danger to
be apprehended is from infiarnatiou
setting in.-- Tidieute Journal
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

-James Elgin's body has been
found. 1t will be remembered that he
was drowned over month ago, in the
Clarion river, below sCallensburg.
Fruitless' search was made for his body
until last Friday evening, when per-
sonson board a steam boat on thesAlle-
gheny river, near Phillipsbarg, saw
body floating and called TO two men
on raft who took ia skiff and bi ought
the body to the wharf at PhilIipsburgs
Alex. McGiffin Esq, summonetla jury
and'held an inquest. The body was
recognized as thatof James El gin, of
Scotehs HILL. His friends were tele-
graphed b, and they came for his re-
maiosiahd inferred Gthem aats tReids-
burg on Monday. - Clarion Democrat
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

as-+Those beautifallots just north of
Mrs. Henry's residence can be Bought
cheap, on long time, BY applying 70
the editor Of this paper. % 81 If.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-05-06

VoUR TEETH can be mado pure white,
and prevented fronrdsesy by tho use
OF. "Preservative." Price soc. Address
j. j. ReainSa Co., Box 4ISA,sN.a Y.sTi 4 At
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AWAKE. and, ASLEEP. These IN on

HVfNN-- utsu TtNLLII Chrom o s
Will be sent nlountedcomplete for fraininR
on receipt of so cents. Two new Chromos,
SMILES and TEA RS, same price A Rcau
titnl bouquet of FlewerI for 35 cts, or two
different subjects for 60 cts. For those in
need OF busineis, wo- havs the brightest
AID best selling Chronnos in the marko Of.
IL you would secure lau independence,
send 500 fora portfolio and n stock or
Ohromos and commence at once. Par
uculars free, or illustrated circuler on re.
ceipt or three cent stamp. Address, Bos-
ton Frame and Chrome Co., 292 Washing
ton g., Boston, Mass. t h l5O
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Wharfage Certificates, oblauk
Deeds, Leases, Warrants, subpenas,
Summons, Executions. sWarrants and
Infprmations, for sale at tbis office. If
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Meetins,of Republican County Com.
- Fnittee.

There will be meeting of The
CObnty Committee, Tuesday evening
Of court week, May 26, 1874, at n P,
NJ, at my Office in Tionesta. A full
attendance is desired. as. matters ol
importance will be considered. The
following named persons are members
Of the Committee:
q y. B. Agaew, Tionesta Borough.
John Huddleson, Tionesta Twp.
James Green, Hickory
WIN. A. Dusenbury, Kingley
% Lewis Arner, Green
Hon. VIM. r. Coon, Barnett
e John Mercilliott.. jerks ",si.
Robert d. Black, Howe "o,is
4 MILEs W. TATE, Chairman.
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COnstaRtl y ON Hama.

r"E..H
H uaG Eg
BT-7suE iIi4F.
III I iiisr og
HAVING Now been doing business IN
IL Tionesta for the past six months, L
am well suited with the place and patron
age, and have concluded 70 settle here per-
nalently. All persons wishing anything
in my line will do well to call and see me
before purchasing elsewhere, as | am de-
termlned 10 DO business on as reasonable
terms as ean he had anywhere.
~ . ftf --..e l'..t = r. w. MYERS.
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tive herbs fuundson Tho, hNN Nelv TaA,fg nsf,,f
-tloSIerra Noeadamountails of CalIfor-
aiia the medicinal properties oGyN lfeth >.
are extracted lhrrcfrom wiftIonY f,T5-yys,,.
!, OF Alcohol, Tho question ia -almopt
daily asked, "What Is the catlsc hf Aho
unparalleled success OF. NlxEGAE no.
Z TEESf" Our answer is, that they rcAarU
the cause ol disease, and the-l'atiatt-re-
covers MS hetlth. 1hcs HNstltc great
blood nRrihSrAnl iSpo' 'siybg principle.
perfect Renovation AMI mrgortor
ot,lhe tyslemg Never shsinfe u the
history OF tie wbrht hast h'cdieiH- been
b so,HpoaA.ls't possessing the reingrkgsIs
W.. SsI'uss We ~ lsheAk llITThes Nv hrshns the
"a y. :, Scasn n,a" Is hriI VI W
Yelieyinr Conrc.tint, ,r r,,fSsSf,,s, -
The Liver afro sccfSf eofesns in B,l;ous .
- 'plteases 40 Wal ia arsIszOT
The nrUperticS n Or. vwALKgR's
VINEGAR nITrkRSyare sApcrieni. piaph,saiiaA
' Carmlpspye, ShtfItipuA. Laxative. Diare,isv--
Seqa2vs' tqnrier = fntHlt Sudorlte. Altsra-
ess, anu Ann. bl.Iyus. rAEHOrP A
Grateful Th0uSandS'proc WV
. rEoAis DITTERS the most wonderful mr.
vigorant that ever. sustained thG kinkiaz :
Ts.eus
- 10 Person can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aecording to directions, and remain long
-aunweIl, provued Their boiies ofsuestissA
stroyeuh ny Jiniheral aposoE -or'TeotlfgY
nseans, anu VITA ga,ls ms1stcu chesiaiidt
tepur, ur,---z.--.. sellasse -
niilO,iS, Nemittent andJldcr-
nlttent feYcrS, which arc so preva-
lent in the N@Ileys cf oatl lgtdAtAivcrs
taronslopt tue lnltcd states, especially
those OF the mississippi, Oltfo, MtssotHt
limos, 4 enpessee' Cnmeerlahdt fAGLfe1
ID. IA Sfni,a,,,n N1.','iis g. .eSsptstSo'4
esLi, AiAoallls., , AIoOiie, savannah i,sas
unVke, , james, apsi many lothGrS' WIN
Z biIll lbSI.pluVtlulSS, vllllpuSloNt o.
eptls tree county dlui9ls ;thr sainlIg " ,lfR
autumn, and rcmallatbly 50 tiul1pss sg.il 3.
sons OF uiiilsualslleslt Iahl .lrllissy. hlp
{ tflSarialhv accompanied by oNtcnsiNt,.lb-,
r;piEcfnchts OF the stomach vuhdriirss...
! and other abdominal y;sccrn |, slsses
treatment @ ~ ,iT enrssii, .s,.,s aN.,ti,J v ,"T
oyruL,inilueneo nnon tl{arSrcf IN, ,,ns o'.-
Z gans, ia esscntibIfy ,ccos ~ 7 S%GGT
~ $500 :, r,,,.,.,I. sss1ntr''.' u ~. SvssAyEP
D,.''H ~ ,.,, ~. mn','e iaft lfAlf Z ,,t.tSa
ss,ns, Sss,uS s,Msss.sl - s-,-
| -. -
eolorcd Vlscld malIcr ml'ii Nll'ch We
bowels are loated,. at the sn'rru ,S'iii5
sunulatlpS tue sccretlons OF The !Nsr,
and generally. restoring tho shSapL3N
functions Of mo digestive prSiig. /, y 4
,sF0flliyihe bodslagaiilsi disfaS.'
Dy yPutllyhg ;ttlts liuidS MhhsA 1Nk'tA,cf
ofs tlG,s t,,ss .s,,,,..t,srsr 800 -
ySpepSls ache aa a or oG.l laaiSestlo' lI.,l HSsd
Tigltaoss Of the Ghes,, I)izziusss, to9cr
Eractatiuns Of the StCanaoh. Bad rssta
~ tiie sloHtha l'lllous Au0'kss l'afpitaSs
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cM0KEQC send 20 cts, for the nep
OWuhLnO self-a6j 6jnsting cigarette an,
eigar holder. B for 90 f'ts. NJ. X. Robert,
4 Co., 40 BrpaEiwH,', kcw York = W iOdn
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CONSTANT q EMPLOYMENT = At
~ Home, Male or Femalc, $50 to 500 a
week warranted. No capital reonirod. F.m,,
particulars aud q valuable sample sent
Tree. Address, with 40 lci., return stamp,
a. ID. Young, 200 FifshSt. William msburab.
N. nihiih ow3 3m
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,..y.-- l,-llN UUC0I ~ .1-'-I. .N1 u >
,iisssM # H.c District V,urt i IN 100"
e,.AI-t' Judicial District II IL" STATE e. y.
vaC:.. il aru for tn t.ua.E = tIn,lY. MS
i.:-. a@s II August, IL til yer ii 'ai !. "a.
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THuS j. 1IWAi:tS, them.
TEos WILLS, Plaintiffs .atI',nsy-
uut-!i.y.5G
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Tjr. Le Eichau's GOLDEN BslSAh No.
Dr, L. Ritbau's CGIIEH SPANISH Iii
r. II Eicbsy'y COLLEEN SPANISH IL

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NOTICE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- ms q, M any viil be allowed or fai'i
= =. and sitter this dat, t.nif $ .aii'
80 "x,.1ttnyI.,IIlE FIJI Me CpSfAN1-
PERI NuE-, Sf-'T-fsfH'
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VIRGINIA G. TaUCKEE 4. r.
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rascuGH PASSENGER TRA'AS
WILL LEAVE

p-,~o connecting With Eastern sra " es''''
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CskTfhl CGh.MiETsE CT
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-19

THE iron market in England and
America Is very much depressed. The
reduction of prices in Great Britain is
illustrated by the fall in Scotch pig,
which was quoted at from lO6 to ll44
shillingson the 4th of February, and at
fromS so to SO shillings on the 6th of
this month. The tendency is still
downward and has apparently dis
heartened some of the striking miners
in the English districts who have gone
back to work. In this country, there
is great depression. and has been for
some months, No. l American pig being
quoted at S37 in New York at the be-
ginning of the year, and S35 now, with
many contracts under the regular rates.
Scotch pig in our market Is quoted at
S36a40.O0. In August last, American
pig was quoted at S45a47 90. According
to a dispatch to the Ne,v York Tribune
from Reading, Pa, ffty-three furnaces
have ceased production, "half the lead
ing establishments of Pennsylvania are
suspended 1900 men are now idle
throughout the State, and the men still
employed have made demands for ante
panic wages, to which the iron-masters
decline to accede.