The Republican journal., 1879-06-19

mlts that there is general revival of business and
cites the increased demand for boots and shoes |
and mentions several local manufacturers who are
doing much better business than for some time |
Lewiston journal
An advance in the price Of lumber has actually |
taken place but it is the feeling that it is only
temporary. Our manufacturers receiving more |
orders than they can I'LL There has been sharp |
advance III treights owing to the demand for YES |
sells The rates are now considerably higher than |
asked for by the vessels which LEFT port IN |
laden fortnight ago. Calais Times
There is no further any room to question that |
the tide has fairy turned and business is improv
ing at a steady and encouraging pace. The worst |
Is over the lowest prices have been reached labor
Is rcdlstnbutng lis forces according to the de |
maud capital long idle is beginning to come out
and confidence and courage are taking the place Of
depression and apprehension. This time too The |
better time has come back to stay. Boston Post |
The extracts above given might De null |
tiplied indefinitely; for the testimony with |
regard to a general revival Of business |
and the signs of returning prosperity is |
practically unanimous Here and there |
a Greenback "organ," knowing that With |
the dawn of better times the party itrep- |
resents must pass away, and having no |
regard for truth, denies facts which are |
plainly seen by all who are not Wiliully |
blind. But even their misrepresentation |
cannot long be persisted ill., and they |
must finally be compelled to give the lie
to their own utterances as the Calais |
Times has already done The Passport |
Sentinel recently convicted the Times Of
miSrepresenting the condition of the ium- 1
Der trade at Calais; and now the FINES 1
is compelled to admit that an advance in /
the price Of lumber has taken place, that /
manufacturers are receiving more orders
than they can fill, and that there has been |
a sharp advance in treights. The Times 4
seeks to console itself with the hope that |
the advanced price Of lumber is "only /
temporary; but in this respect it is like
" to meet with disappointment. Every
body knows that in most of the great Cit
les, and indeed throughout the country. /
building has been suspended for some
Years past, and has only recently been
resumed. In New York. especially,
there is a large amount of building 60
ing ON, which is due in part to the solu
t;o, IF III r,,5j ,r,,.,t ,,r,l,lo,o III H.
construction OF the elevated railway, as
well as to Il marked and very satiStacto
rv advance in real estate In -ho Inst
three months There has been IN increase
of g; per cent. in the value of uptown
nrouprty ~ thr aast sidn of NAV Norb
ritv >nd fran phiIoJnInhia H,lti,nora
rruorts The demand FIR nnbrr /.
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