, 1879-08-02
A Sensation Of Returning Vitality
Through the Arteries OF
Trade.
Enormous Boom" in tho Irnn
Interests Of the Coun-
try.
Those Pulses of Commercial Life Beat.
ing with Unexamplsd
Energy.
Current Shipments Of Llfe Stock from
New York tho Largest Ever
Made.
TIE IRON BOOM.
hpecfdl DIstufcA to TAe Tribune,


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mnrkef3 in,nroran,.n, ~. taL.r r1.os ~ s@1 ~
iron ,r.da 1,,s,,,,. ~. 80. "'".,. :" 'Ae
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m ala ~ 49,. ~ T.. 80. '" ,,a'' a'e
Inc mills arc ,1,nninr rnSt M aav T., ~" s''s
foco,,ti.. In o,h.r, s,.s 49,. -,- .-atr. t...s s'
md tho man orc mil n, ~. nd nna'ns., a's,
n t1av,a uapcs. In evsrv dsn.r,rart ~ i,aa ~ "
duatry n ooo, ,sa,t,r nraaat,. n..,.s. ~. ~.
t1,c s,vanca of r,,ras i, fwl,g .,t.n,i.het
lending f1ncinnail t,rm ronoyt 1at<,or .o1o. -.
1u,v than for unv rroce,tire +h-as ,,,onss. W.
thu history of thcir br,tnes. .rbov .ov ,t"r. =.
scorc,ty Of iron in the msrhct. Evcrv man,
facturer of railroad sunnlica f.s mora orrtos.
t,,nn i,e ean mn nn anna nf TIM ra,l Mil ~
sofl ahond fnr voar. Another sncon-.a.
Inc feature. IL that thew
NOW u4yu vor,tsryrp ,.nrpu
yhere bc,etofore thrv tnve had ~ .,.,r,
cuaturn, Sill annihcr ia i'm r,,mhor -, a.s,
huyera. Aren't n,onv ore ,iaconn,i,, .,or ,'',,a
instead Of giving notes, svift,a Ro,1inu.hfi,i
ftna t,hnx4 NH tfrrn1
sa, ss pssn upea 10 'e.ase otaefa 1os fals 81 aa
bur arc behind in orders. All tho mills, Thy be-,
say, have sent out c'rcnlas1 advancing prices.
,,".I ,s,.,, ss" ~ ~. = ~ "eeAs -, w
nna m WIN oroers, aa running double time. The
dlooc koliing-ali'ls report similar situation ol
nffafrs. They think the adyanco Ia prices per-
maucpt, aud will soon 20 further. The IeaiInc
fnrnocc NJ Gorc r., ''s
'H'n*';' " oose, u t
TIE AocA4ho VALtHf DISTINCT,
makes this report: "Il,ere Is q scarcity Of
clally Ia thts 30 "a rcgan1u tJ,e hiohc,
e.a';,, - ,s''.'',. @ ~ 10 l.sus ue Ilsnes
nH' oeo'' aa aafnoee sostnneu OF u per Ton On
so'nc efaaea 81 tso1l shce tao last report Ihcfe
any conccssIous or force sates, scarcely auy trun
hcnv .o,t for fut,,ra i,o,,vory n,tha,,s.', 49,
sr,nora ~. fsts,,,aa5 - .,.": ,s-s - ~ w.
s"s"0'' a.o e'aposcu " F'"co osoets loE Ae
moro than absorb the profits to accrue from
advanced pricps1 IA the nl1.ahsnrbfng oucs,,on
now. Fran 9A
AS"'
Is, THE HANGING ROCK hE0IoN,
the Burgess Steel & 1ron-Wosks at Porte-
mouth reports tho busfcs. summer since 1879,
With working force Of 176 10 200 mon. and the
mill running day and night for four months IN
cnme. PrIcrs. thcv eov for ncr,o,ttn.o, ,,,d
othar .tees hova not rcnched M tna re"san',1a ',o
yiews Of manufacturers, yet stif1cninG ten.
deucy is welI ma5ked, and, fol1 buyers viii
har,1iv faro na vc1l an thoao 1vbo hora nl,end,
maa tha'r hair contrort. ~ a. Iron,an ~ ss ~ ~ .ama
Ing Kock region, there Ia great activity. Mr. E.
Mcsiillcn, Superintendent Of tho Lawrence
1ron-Works. didn't want tho newspapers to rive
the iron trude
TOO MUCH OF B6oMs'