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DY competent man and wife. without children,
ID "A sttntiun as Coos and COachman; good refer
ence. Apply or address NJ q, 1Sij NJ st NV, between
Elftnputl mud ~ Xteeuth SELF
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GEORG ETOVN NEGS.
Collected by Republican Roporto,

Last evening Masonic Temple presented most
inviting appearance, being brilliantly illuminated
from top to bottom ON the occasion of the Jewish
celebration of the New Year, which they estimate.
in round numbers, as the five thous andth some
hundred and odd date but ye reporter never was
very apt at this species of dates The ceremonies
were conducted by Mr. b. Nordlinger who Is The
chief officer of the Mount Sinai Association The
usual Scrlptural reading and other appropriate
features were reenacted just like they did it five
thousand some hundred and odd years ago All of
the Jewish stores of this city, or rather town will
be closed and barricaded to-day, but will be
promptly opened tomorrow.
The Health officer has notified the president of
The Washington and Georgetown railroad that
Bridge street from Green street to the car stables.
must be kept clean and swept daily
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WANTED-HOUSES.

TINIE best Residence Property that 5000 cash will
/ buy must be well located, Address with de.
sGrlptiOn of property CASH, this office. seiS'3t
A HOUSE of 7 or rooms northwest, with modern
IA improvements by prOmpt-pRying permanent
tenant; small family, no children Address, stating
price and location, $40 Second II NV. sel7jt
IVOUSE contalning9 rooms, ~ good locality and
modern ConYeniences; prompt payment and
excellent care gu ,ranteed; references given Adj
dress, giving terms, &C., COmputer Room, 81, Arch-
tect's Office Treasury. SELF
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10y A well-kn own physician from Philadelphia,
ID no will pass the winter IN washington, two
room, in u central situation. Address V. at this
nfli SelT2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LEGAL

V1HIs IS TO CERTIFY THAT WE THE UN-
this first day OF September, A. ID. 1870, formed lin.
tied co,parlnership under the name and style of"J.
ncurlng buying and selling cigars and toba Jud
son n. Moore is the general, aud Milford Fishmnn
Is the special partner OF SAID firm. Said Flshnan
has contributed the sum of two hundred and Atty
dollars to the common stock thereof. said partner
ship Is to commence on the first day of September A.
ID, 1870, and to terminate the first day of Sepem
Der. A. d. 1859. In testimony whereofthe said parties
have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and
year aforesaid.
Signed. sealed and delivered In the presence Of
Amos Aunt.
]. N MOORE. TsEALl
MILFORD FiSHMAN, SEAL
A true copy. Test
II. j. MEIGS, Clerk $. G.. ID. G.
r. j, MFTgs, Assistant
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M q O H n R Or I
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No Business Advert sements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column Mt
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second third many repetitions as are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the adj
verlsers to feel that they not imposing us, but
nre doing us favor by using free columns, we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied .
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not dellveled through the
postonlce. If initials used they should be directed
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ARRIVED.
Schooner L A Rose, Eads, Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Schooner A Rose, Eads, Norwich, Conn, with
coal
Schooner Mary Long, Long, Boston, with coal.
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PROPOSALS..
SAILS FOR IRON WORK.
OFFICE OLE SupERvIsINa ARCHITECT

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGTON, ID. c., Sept, 5, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be recp cd ut this office until
IL The sd day ois OFFENDER 1870 for furnishing,
delivering, fitting and putting In place, complete the
Iron Window and Door Frames aud airs required
for the building for the United States Bureau Of En.
gray ng aud Printing NJ Washington, D. G., In accord
ancG with drawings and specifications copies OF which
and any additional Information may be had on nppli.
cation at this Office or Il office of the Supcrinten-
dent JAS, O. HILL,
SEQ Supervising Architect.
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RIVER IND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Inland and Seaboard Companys wharf-steamer
Jane Mosely, Bonneville, Norfolk Va, freight and
passengers.
Stevenson's wharf - Steamer George Leary
White, Norfolk, Va, freight and passengers.
G.street wharf-Schooner NJ Brainard, Ken
niston, Rockland, Me, light.
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Equity Court-Justice MacArthur.-Johnson vs.
Johnson; time limited for taking testimony. Hills
VS. Gayer ct al. appearance of absent defendants
ordered. Ingerso James ct al; trustees author
lied to deliver certain notes to K. c. Parker, on
payment Of the amount thereof. Adamantine
Brick Company VS.. Woodruff ct al on hearing.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Equity Court-Juslce NourSe
VS. Ashford; H. Lilly vs. SMITH 81, Priest VS.. Wech
1013 Riggs VS.. Douglass; 10, johnson vs. Lewis 3S
F.s. Il 4. Co. VS., Barrett; Al. Mercer vs. Hogan
49, Campbell VS.. Dobson; 49,, Johnson VS. Schooler
49, McManus VS., slandish 49, Lombardy VS.. Lom.
hardy.
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Spencerian Business College,
COR. SEVENTH IND Il SITS. N. ".

Gives education for real life to and daughters.
The course comprises Penman-hip, Spelling CompO
sition, Correspondence, business Arithmetic Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Practice
Political Economy Commercial Law and Lectures
Day and evening sessions open for reception OF stu
dents last Monday In August and thereafter For par
ticulars ysl, the College or address
au6 IL. &. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

rTNHE beautiful Residence, with bay window and
"A modern conveniences, No 40 st n W; lot Tx
100 leet ana wo-story brick stables key next door O.
A VERY desirable, nearly now, olevenroom
IA House. south Of Iowa Circle; on long time price
sB6OO Apply u LAWYEIl, go Y street. so3.2ws
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n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCJU.

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF tho
Urinary Orgnns-N ION retention or lncOntlnance OF
Urine Irritation, Inflammation, or liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys Stone In the Bladder, Gravel
or BrlClSdust Deposit, Brlghts Disease, Milky Dis
charges, and all Diseases OF the Bladder Kidneys
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male Female or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excuses or diss
patton, attended with some of the following symp-
toms: Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, IndiSposi-
ton to Exerton or Business Shortness OF Breath,
Trembling Troubled with Thoughts OF Disease,
Dimnsss OF Vision, Pains In the Back, Chest. and
Head, Rush OF Blood 70 the Head, Skin Eruptons
Pale COuntenance. and Dry skin.
IfTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed 10 go ON very
frequently Epeptic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness II requires the aid OF invlgorating med-
cine To strengthen aud tone up the system. which
HELMBOI.DB BUCHU does In evOry case
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IIN0II Uf VIlONEEIOWN
l Avn COLLIE GE.

The annual term OF this Inst tuition opens WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER /. 1879, at the Lee.
turo Hall, Ol5 street nor hWc't In Washington city
TERMS: For the regular course Of two years, 40 per-
nnnumi for the 10 graduate of ono year as
Attendance on lectures half the above rates.
The sessions are held vt an early hpur in the even
ing TO suit the convenience of those engaged during
the day or reading in the libraries.
For all particulars or for admissions apply person
ally or by letter to
WAf. HENRY DENNIS, Secretary,
sel3 eOd2w Office in City Hail west wing,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
and SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW York, September II, 1870.
Money closed active at soc; sterling dun long,
4SlM@iSlA short, 4S3l6@iS3A.
Governments quiet aud firm.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds fairly active and irregular. Lc-
high Wilkesbarrc declined ~; Iron Mountain
second preferred incomes closed at jS Winono
& st. Peter seconds to lO7 Erie new second consols
to 1874, and Texas Pacific incomes to A. Frankfort
& Kokomo firsts were firm ut 0l4 e Sec
onds advanced to 2S4 Chesapeake & Ohio cur
rency skies to 23H Union Pacific firsts to 1Oo19i
Marietta & Cincinnati flrsts to 9i15; Ohio & Missls-
spp seconds to 100; Denver d Rio Grande iirsts to
0II3 and Jersey Central conyertibles to O0I
The stock market was fairly active to-day, but
tho speculation was very Irregular, aud mn un-
settled tone characterized the dealings Early in
the day the fluctuations were very narrow, except
in the case of Northern Pucilc, which rose pa per
cent. but toward noon strong tonowas developed
aud prices advanced H@g1 per cent, During the
afternoon tho market became weak, and declined
"a to 19s per cent, the latter Iron Mountain; but
toward the chose, under good buying movement,
greatest activity was in the Granger shares, Lake
shore, Iron Mountain, Northern Pacific and Erie.
were Erie. 1850 Lake Shore, 25,0O0 North
western, 26,3OO St. Paul, 7,40O Wabash, 1900
Union Pacific, 5iOO Ohio & Mississippi, $500 ST.
Joseph 1900 Western Union, 1880 Iron Noun
tain, 5000 Kansas City Il Northern, 1000 Kansas Il
Texas and lI,IOO Northern Pacific.
q The following were the closing quotations:
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ISIS, coupons... 1888 ~ per conts. .... lOil4
NOW oS ........,... 1922 ipor cents. lU2
STATE nONDs.
DC 3USs ..... ........ s3ls Levee Ss.......... 10
Tennessee 6s. old ... 3l9s Alabama SIS 10
Do news .... ...,.., IS DO SIS ...........,... ~
Virginia Us, old. ..... Is Georgia 6s"........ no
DO new ............. Is DO 5s~...".......... iOOX
DO conSoldRted... SIN North Carolina old %
Do deterred....... 81 DO new ............... 10 /,
Louisiana Us 10 DO special taN...,.. rs
Do SIS characterization. Is South Carolina, old. IS
Levee Vs~............. rs DO new .."......... is
STOCKS
New York Central. 10 Chicago and n W.. sti
Erie 2Gil DO preierredf....... Dga
Lake ShOre......... N0ls Rock Island 1909
Illinois Centru...... gIK Western Union ..... 035s
Plttsburg. l0l New Jersey Central" 526
sUDrREAsURY BALANCES.
iolu lll1bN tAJ
Suiiency 5zoVi ~
fOilerod.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. BosWoRTH, Ols STREET N. W, Is THE
- most sklml and the only Scientific Medical
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special.
w. u Refers 10 senators ID ", voorhees, Indiana j.
g., and otherB. Consultation ifee. A competent and
nul4-ly
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THU COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,

Preparatory Department opens WEDNESDAY,
September III.
The Cole G, WEDN hSDAY, September TO-
Medical school, MONDAY. October T.
Law School, WEDN ESDAH, OCtobcrS
For Information and catalogue, address
j. @. WELLING, LII. D.,
tu,th,StOOC!0 President
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"ANERLEY SEMINARY, opening SEPTEN.
w BIER l., bgarding aud bay School for Young
Ladies', No lil2 ii ST. Washington. ID. &. Circulars
At The book aud drugstorCs. Miss LlPSCOMB. Pr ol.
pal. sei-im
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
~ Tor Children tom three to ten years of age
Re opens SEpIEMBERS, Call for circular nj Kin.
dergaren Hall, 90 Eighth street The kindergarten
Normal Institute, for the training OF teachers, fifth
year, eight months course, begins OC ODER 10. A
course of lectures explaining The uses and merits of
tire II. q, system will be given 10 Young Ladies' In.
stltntes u deslrcd. For particulars apply to Mrs
LOUISE POLLOCK, X q. Hall. or Miss SUSIE pol
LOCK, ii27 Thirteenth ST.. principals OF X a. Normal
Iugtitutp
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The ECLECTIC SEMINARY.

IFOF Y y 7 NBII,
MIR. AND MRS H. RICHARDS, PRINCIPALS,
NirOPlNS SEPTEMBER TO-
Five grades, including classical, Scientific Lin
gulStic, Mathematical and Primary training for
Males and Females. A sO u Normal Glass. Method
OF training new Call ard see se3-im
PINK INSTITUTE,
The Misses Burgess Principals will be re-opened on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL For circulars Sc
apply vt SIS Connecticut avenue ses- ms
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National University Law SChoO1

WdtIUIIdI UIIIVbI Sly EdW OUTPUT,
Tenth Annual Session opens MONDAY Sept, l,
Lecture ROOm-SprRguG Mansion. GOl H. street.
Three cusses-JuniOr, Senior and Post Graduate.
tuition, - per month; Slh per year. nu2timF
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
Il SCHOOL,
j. w HUNT a. NJ, Principal
Commences Its twelfth year SEPTEMBER in the
north session room Of Dr. Sunderlands church, Four.
and.ahalf street northwest
Circulars containing further Information, with testl-
monias from few Of our best citizens. be had at
the book stores, or the principal may be addressed
through y. o. box 53j, and au Interview obtained
ut,l
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Art SCHOOL

MRS. S. Il. FULLER PRINCIPAt.
Opens Tor It's Tenth Annual session SEPTFsNf BIER
H. see circulars ut book and art stores call at the
rooms l3ls street opposite Franklin Square. lm
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEG
or THE
COLUNBIiN UNIVERSITY,

II ST BET TlIIREENTII& FOURrEENTHN. w,
WASHINGTON, d. e.
The hny.eighh course of Lectures will begin on
MONDAY, OCTOBER q, and continue until March
!, 1882 No changes have been made in the Faculty
since last year, except that The chair Of Matcria
Medtcn Will be filled by Prof d. W. Prentiss, vice
Prof j. c, Riley deceased. In addition to the usual
Lectures upOn tho seven essential branches OF Medical
science, special arrangements have been made 70 r
anOrdng the student Practical stTuCtion I'm An.
atomy, Chemistry and the use OF the microscope,
under the personal dire ton OF Competent Teachers
Ample opportunity Is provided for Clinical Insttuc.
ton IN the various hospitals and dlspensarles of the
city, free OF charge The central location OF tho Col
lege affords easy transit by street cs to the several
hospitals aud Government departments. The course
VIII begin with an Introductory Lecture by Prof
Prent s.. at r. m. on Monday. October H. in the Col
lcgc building The profession aud public ARE cordially
invited to attend Tho regular Lectures will continue
dmy, beginning ut o3J y IN. For circulars and par
tCulars address
A. r. A. KING NJ. D.. Dean.
SeS-lm 7og Thirtocufu AZ Nnshin,in, 4, r,
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. the closing quotations:
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, September IL, 1870.
The following are the official closing quotations OF
mining stocks today.
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LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IN FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DISrRT.
BUTTON, CLASS X, AT NEW ORLEANS, TU ES-
ING
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KELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar to females
Chronic Inflammation of the Uterus. and oil com
plainlB incident to tn sex.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-09-11
The September Elections.

Although a week has passed since the Califor.
mia election the official vote of the State has not
been announced. The great number of tickets
and offices to be filled rendered the task of count
ing tedious one. The official returns will prob
ably give Perkins, the Republican candidate for
Governor, a plurality OF $4,000. The Legislature
is largely Republican, and the entire Congress
siona delegation is OF the same complexion. This
gives Republican gain of two mem bers of Con
gress and insures the election of Republican
President. should the next Presidential election
be thrown into the House. In that event. each
regardless OF its population, casts one vote
and the Republicans now have nineteen of the
thirty-eight States, and the democrats 10, and
one, Indiana, equally divided with D La Martyr,
greenbacker, holding the balance OF power
On Monday last, the election was held in Maine
The returns received indicate on a comparison
with last year, that the Republicans, who were
then in minority OF 10 900, have gained $4,000
and very nearly,if not quite overTeached the COM
bned vote of their opponents. Should they fall
short OF an absolute majority of the popular vote
for Governor. it is certain they have carried b. tn
branches OF the legislature and will therefore se-
cure the Governorship. and the election of q T. S.
Senator.
The vote OF Maine was unprecedently large,
reaching, it is thought, 100000. The largest vote
cast in the State before this year was in 1876
when it was $4,000, and that the only time it
ever exceeded 100000 Of the 10000 votes cast
the Republican candidate, Davis, received about
10000, Garcelon, (Democrat,) $4,000, and Smith
(Greenbacker) i7,O00
The credit OF this signal victory is due mainly
to Senator Blaine, who personally superintended
the canvass and directed the forces
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-09-11
marriages.

On the I'd instant. George Smith and Malta L
Smith, all OF Rockingham county.
On the I'd instant, Robt. II. Kyle and Juliet F
Miller, all OF Rockingham county.
On the goth ult, w. II. PaFr and Rebecca Rife
all OF Rockingham county.
On the 30th nit. VIM H. Smaiewood to Sarah
KnicelY, all of Rockingham county.
On the lst inst, Charles Ettinger and Susan j
Empswiler all of Rockingham county.
On the 31st ult, by Rev. George Wine, Joseph B
"hacker and Miss Elizabeth Blain all OF Rocking
ham county.
On the 31st ult., by Rev. Beni. Miller, VIM. O.
Hulva and Miss Sarah Meyers, all of Rockingham
On the 18th ult., by Rev. John B. zigler, VIM A,
Riggs and Mary E Kiser, all of Rockingham co.
on Sunday, the 9th ult., in ST. Peters Church,
McGayheysville. by Rev. j. C. Hensell. Jacob B.
Burner and Barbara A. Pence, all OF Rockingham
On the 2ath, by Rev. Benz. Miller, Abraham f.
Fulk. and Miss Susannah Brennamin, daughter
of Peter Brennamin, decd, all OF Rockingham
At the home ofthe brides uncle, Mr.. William
D. Clarke, near Mt Solon, 90 the 24th ut, by the
Rev Hamilton w. Kinney, Mr.. Peter Driver and
MISS Jane A. Clarke, both of this county,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-09-11
srAUNroN MaE.KET. SEPT. III. 1875
WHOLESALE PRICES.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Sept'r. 9Th 1870
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings this week did not
come up to those of last week in quality. The
tops We're not as good, though there were perhaps
lever common cattle, and those were not of as
low grade as last week. Prices OF the tops We're
OH &c While Middle and common were NC. and in
stances s8c lower than last week. We quote at
.fas5 ls14 per 100 lbs.
~. TRADE is very dull and prices of,
Mich CoNs.- "@aa as to quality.
We quote at I7aS40 per =. -'"noed fol-
Prices this week for Beef CatLie
lows: Best Beeves.at 00a$5 II; that generally
ted nrsg quality 50a$4 IS; medium good fair
quality 25as4 2si ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS 9Ua$3 o0 general average of the market this
week; extreme range of prices 5daS6 le Most
OF the sales were from IS to 81 80 per 100 lbs
SW me The supply has been quite full this
week, ana there Is a considerable Improvement
IN tne quality OF the offerings there being very
Iull number of very fine hogs. while common
rough stock is much more scarce than last week.
trade has been lair in most of the pens, if not
acllve IN all. We quote common hogs at 4aa4Mc,
ana Jhe better grades Bass C, with choicest at 5Ac
per b net Arrivals this week 1897 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The receipts are quite full
TINS week, and the demand very limited, being
confined almost wholly'to The home butchers for
Iat sheep. While there is some inquiry from the
country for stock sheep. Lambs,are dull. the
quality OF the offerings is not quite up to last
week, there being fewer good ones among them.
we quote butcher sheep at 3Aa479 cents, and
lam los at 33a41s cents per lb gross. Stock sheep
AZ 50a$2 10. with few over So so per head Arri-
walls this week 1902 head.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-09-11
Encouraging Signs.

The news that comes to us from almost
every section OF the Union, OF a revival il
the iron industries, demonstrates that thu
new era of prosperity which is now dawnine
upop gs,is making its effects felt throughout
the length spG breadth of the land, 1t il
confined to no one locality bYt is national
and proves that the demand is not limited
to any special enterprise or class of enterprs.
es, but is being felt in all the channels Of trade
In support of this we note the following re-
sumptions by furnaces and iron works whose
| fires have not been kindled since 1873.
/ The sppyten Duyvil Rolling Mills, Of
4 New York. WHICH bss been silent for seven
/ and half years will resume operations about
the 18th Of September. an order for ten
thousand tons of fifty -pounh iron rails has
been resolved, ana this will keep the works
going for some time.
From New jersey come the llost enponr-
aging reports of the iron trade. Furnaces
that have been cold since 1873, have started
again, and it is with difficulty that the in
creased demand for ore is supplied.
| A company to be known as the ''Allen-
town Nail and Iron Company" has just
been organized at Allentown Pa, for the
manufacture OF nails and iron or steel, or
both, in any merchantable form, with car.
ital stock of $25O,0O0.
In consequences OF the active demand for
coke in Western Pennsylvania, the price has
advanced and supply is inadequate. In the
spring the price at the furnace was $l.00 per
ton, and It advanced to sl.10, then to s1.20
finally to sl,2S, anqa i some sales have been
made at 1::?Q. '''''
Last week the largest furnace of the
Reading Iron Works was put In blast. It
had been idle for four pears. The company
are building new tubs mill that will en-
ploy 200 additional hands.
Stack no. 2 Of the Pioneer Furnace, in up
per Michigan was fired on the Doth of July,
and now the furnace plant is working to its
full capacity. This is the first Instance in
over ,tonr years when both stacks have been
In blast at the same time.
Last week at a meeting oi tbe Atlantic
otdtCo 4Nd ASoUCldbiOu uElu III NcW IOTk,lG
was determined to advance the price Of nails
$2.gS per keg, basis net cash, to take effect 4
at once. For snail lots higher price ISL
charged. Since then the price YVES advanced
to $500.
The St. Louis Journal of Commerce says
that the Vulcan Iron Works (Bessemer steel
mill) will be put in operation on the LIST of
October, the company already having orders
to keep the works busy for six months.
The Lochtei Iron Works at Harrisburg,
which has been idle for the past four or five
years. will be started up in the near future |
% Gll an order Of 90, 900 tons Of rs.iroad iron.
The fErnses;s os the Montgomery Iron Com. !
'any. Of Port kenledy. Pa, has been put
n blast after being IDLE fof thfee years.
Besides these. reports from the works OF
omaha, Ohio and other prominent points
il convey the same gratifying assurance Of
eyiYai. n