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In Cleveland Herald announces that
idhus down to s325 "with poor pros
M for Improvement" A Pittsburgh
SlPatch to the Chicago Tribune in regard
sths reduction in the nail card says;
hs,burgh manufacturers strongly OPP
lasiths reduction, which was carried
eylnaiority Of one, the West voting SOL
y br the proposition. The rate is now
NSPer keg, instead Of 500. Apropo-
taaa vas also adopted TO close all the
Sasin the Association for three weeks,
essainG on Monday next. This action
= 4e part Of the Association was partly
sS9sht about, it is stated, by the iaci
Aeg developed that stocks are larger tnan
" generally estimated. A Wheeling mill
.esly sent a gentleman up through the
ssn' along the Mississippi and Missouri
s,sn for the purpose OF learning lns'
1aas were held. In q letter from ST
aaa which reached Wheeling yester
The agent states that at nearly o.
as visited dealers were well supplied
sa the general impression this afternoon
SSlhe state OF the trade has not beer
leetet one way or the other blythe &c
s1 Of the Association in regard to price
I'd Production"
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BELLAIRE.


=
Rev. Clayton was in town on Friday,
making arrangements ior. temperance
lecture on Sunday evening in the Dis.
ciples' Church. The lecturer is to be his
wife, well known by her former name,
Mrs. Kent Mason, all over the western
part Of the State, especially, as an elo-
quent and temperate talker on temper.
ance. We have seen many notices OF the
press referring TO her, and all agree In
pronouuciDg her not only eloquent, but
also finished elocutionist.
Crawford Thoburn will go TO Cincin-
natl the first OF the week to Join his
father, DR.. Thoburn, who is there in at
ence.
Strawberries were in the Bellaire mar.
ket, Friday.
4 young child Of VIM. Dunning, of
Gravel Hill, died Friday morning.
Glenn Bowman, an aged colored man,
long an employe Of Jacob Heatherington,
died Friday morning at four o'clock. He
was little over so years old. The funeral
will take place at one O'Clock Sunday af-
ternoon.
Joseph Long died at the residence Of
his mother, in the First Ward, at 1880
A. NJ, Friday. He will be buried at 10
the A. N. Sunday at Old Wegee Cemetery.
The Fourth Ward hose company, and the
Hope No. 2. will give a ball in Turner
Hall. Friday evening, May 2sth, refresh-
ments will be served In the hall.
The election Of officers Of the Bellaire
Gas Light and Coke Company comes of
Saturday.
The various fire companies hold meet.
ings Saturday for the transaction OF busi-
ness and making up Of their Yearly re-
ports.
Mrs. James Dixon, Of Ballsyille, was in
town visiting Friday.
d. W. Shields has rein m ed from Keyser,
where he has been teaching school for
some time.
The floor OF Indian run bridge, Noble
street, was taken up Friday, as It had
been noticed to ba rather fragile; but when
the timbers OF the bridge were exposed 70
view, more extensive repairs were found
TO be necessary. No doubt the opinion
expressed by one Of the councilmen Is
correct, that the cheapest bridge for that
place would have been stone arch.
The Etna Glass Works will have for
travelling salesman, Mr.. Dun eyY, former
Of Rhodes & Dunleyy, Of bridgeport.
Clarence Bowser is home again.
Rev. CASTOR will preach In the NJ. Z.
Church Sunday evening. There will be
no Methodist Church In the morning,
Rev. Tolsud Is at Cincinnati. There will
be no Presbyterian Church In the evening.
The nailers OF the Bellaire Nail Works
herebychGllenge the boilersto play game
Of base bali II the mills are of two
weeksthere will be plenty Of time for that.
R.o.F.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Local News and Gossip-RaiIroad and
Business Notes-Personn Mention.

Local News and Gossip-RaiIroad and
Business sNotes-PersonaI Mention.
Don't forget the concert at West End
n. E. Church this evening. 1t will be
the best concert ever given in Bridgeport.
Johnnie Rhoads, formerly ticket agent
here, now OF Canal Dover, Is in town,
The new furnace OF the La Belle Glass
Company is nearing completion.
The O. I. V. & W. through passenger
trains carry express. The Adams Express
Company run this line, and any matter TO
go by express should be left at the Adams
Express office at Bridgeport.
Oscar Townsend Is In town.
The O. I. v. & W. received thirteen
car loads OF ice for the company's use, and
having no ice house prepared in which TO
store IL, handed 1t over to Mr.. Kuhn, on
conditions that give Mr.. Kuhn avery
cheap lot OF excellent ice. Old Nick has
Ice enough to keep himself and the bal
anee Of this township cool.
The attendance at the public school is
apt TO decrease at this season OF the year.
Scholars remain awayIfrom school for var
ious reasons, one OF which Is that school Is
pretty near over, &c. Parents make mis-
take In allowing children 70 miss school,
as they get behind in their studies, and It
is Just as important that they attend regu-
larry now as at any other time Of the
session.
Keohnline Bros are receiving fifteen
car loads Of Lake Superior ice, via @. &P.
railroad from Cleveland.
The distance from Bridgeport to Cleve-
land over the @. & P, Railroad, is lS7
miles and Is run by close connection at
Yellow Greek, in five hours. The dis
tance overthe O. 7. V &W., Railroad, Is
lG7 miles and is run in seven hours.
The O. I. VIZ W., pay car made It's trip
over the line on Wednesday. Itwas de-
layed some distance West Of Bridgeport
by the train running OFF the track.
E. O. Kinney, civil engineer of the O.
7. VIZ W., has been appointed General
manager and Treasurer OF the Tuscarawas
Valley coal company, vice o. Young re-
signed.
On next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Kent Mason will preach on temper
ance In the Kirkwood NJ. E. Church. The
prominent papers Of the large cities where
Mrs. Mason has stopped speak OF her in
the most fattering terms. She Is termed
the most eloquent woman in America by
Cincinnati, Cleveland and other city pa
papers. We clip the following in sub
stance from the Akron Daily Beacon;
Mrs. Kent Mason was introduced and de-
livered an address on intemperance, one
hour in length, holding her audience in
terested listeners to the close. Mrs. Mason
is rather slightly built, OF sharp thought,
pleasant features, ia tall in stature, grace
ful in manner, pure and correct in diction,
stirring and melting in eloquence. She Is
q full cousin to the famous Mark Twain,
and like him gifted with high apprecia.
ton Of mirth, with the happy faculty OF
producing it; come aud hear her.
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ruE pfyRR AND 9ARRoR BILL.
CI.UsnED MINERS.
a Michigan Mine Caves In, Burying
Alive sixteen ainers-Three Killed out

Michigan Mine Caves In, Burying
Alive sixteen dIners-Three Killed out
right.
onicAoo, May 14-A Norway, Mich,
special says: Early Thursday morning
No. 2 shalt Of the Lumberman Mining
Company's Ludington Iron Mine, located
eight miles from here, caved in, burying
alive l6 miners. The shaft was 50 feet
deep and contained FIVE feet Of water.
John Tieau, Irishman, Isaac Flint and
oliver Gardner, Cornlshmen, who were
working directly at the bottom, were
taken out dead. The others who were
working In the drifts were rescued i'm.
mediately. Upon the caying in OF the shalt
alarm was given and miners from other
parts OF the mine hurried TO the scene and
set actively to work to release the imprlson-
ed miners. The work was necessarily
slow and the halt sufocated cries OF the
miners could be heard growing fainter and
fainter. At about o'clock an entrance
was made and thirteen Of the miners
rescued from the drifts OF the shalt unin'
jured. The remaining three being direct.
" under the fallen rock, were killed OF
sutfocated and taken out dead, The shalt
was well timbered down TO the walls OIL
the rock, that were considered safe.
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VOLUME XXvIII.-NUMBER 994.

judged by the number Of ruRners, the
wholesale houses supplying our retail
houses must do an immense business.
Mrs. Hannah Watson, daughter OF the
late John II. Heaton, OF this place, has
been appointed matron OF the Soldiera'
Home at N,enia.
Mrs. Eliza Cook, Of ohillicothe, Is at her
mothers, Mrs. Merriman's.
The gentleman Of whose illness We
spoke Of last week, died before the pub
llcation of the letter. An autopsy dis
closed cerebral hernorhage which caused
his death.
swells with envy as he reads the circus
bills sent here from the river towns, and
1t Is altogether probable that several OF
our scientific people may investigate the
electric light in Robinson's show at Bel
laire. @.
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Court Matters-LocaI PoIities-Church
Anairs-Personal Mention and News
Notes.

Affairs-PersonaI Mention and News
Notes.
Correspondence Of the Intelrsenesr.
ST. CLAIRsylLLE, May IA.
Common Pleas Court begun here on
Tuesday, Judge okey presiding. There
are Eve hundred and tifty four cases to be
tried, besides whatever business the
Grand Jury may report. This week has
been taken up with minor business such
as Is generally disposed OF early in the
term. The Grand Jury is still at work and
from the number OF witnesses summon
ed before them, they must find q large
number OF cases to di5pose OF.
Our seventh census district at last has
supervisor, w. A. Hunt. We extend to
this gentleman our hearty congratula-
tiuns, and believe he will be found good
officer.
As the days go by, candidates for the
county offices to be filled this fall do great.
ly accumulate. Those in control would
show themselves oi kind intent did they
call the Convention at an early day and
end the suspense 50 far as nominations
can.
Another toll house is to be built on the
st. Clairsville and Cadiz pike. Too many
could ride on 1t without paying toll as 1t
has been. j.
Rev. n. r. johnson, missionary 10 the
Chinese in California, delivered TWO very
earnest and highly interesting lectures
here since my last. This gentleman Il
under the auspices Of the U. p. Church.
Auditor Coffiand is at Newark to-day
and in connection with the Auditors n
other counties through which the @. o. R
II; passes, will apprAise that road for tax
alton.
There will be NO preaching at the NJ. E
Church on Sunday, owing 70 the absenc,
OF Rev. Conkle at the General Conference
The other churches will hold their usua
services.
An Elders Convention viii be held OF
Thursday OF next week In the Presby
terian Church Of this place. Quite an In
teTeatinR programme Is announced. Rev
Hringle, Of Mt. Pleasant, Is to deliver
sermon on the eldership. Among thl
topics 70 be discussed we notice the fol
lowing; "What can the eldership do TO
ward suppressing vice and infdelityF
"What oversight should the session hAyt
in Sabbath School workY' "How cal
neglectors OF religion be induced 70 at
tend the services OF the sAnctuaIy3p
It Ia expected that several delegate
from here will attend the County TEN
perance Convention at Bellaire next week
]. Cal. Gray, Of Martins Ferry, mad
his maiden speech in court this week. w
notice quite 0 number OF new lawyer
about the Court House, some Of them b
no means briehess. either.
MB, II. Miller and daughter, OF 81
Louis, are visiting Mrs. Isaac Nieswangel
Of this place.
! II the amount Of business done may b
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M. general CONFERENCE.
Ys.terdays proese OF I'd.
itors OF Church papers.

Yestertays observation-disclosures OF "a.
iiors OF Church papers.
CSctsyATI, o., May 14.-Bishop An
drews presided at the General Conference
to-day. The election of editors proceed
ed as follows: Christian 4drocals, n: Y,
u. NJ. Brackley, 22s; D. Curry, 1886 J. d.
Newman, 9; Quarterly Rerieiu, D: Il.
Whedon, s07; g. r Crooks, SO; 6. s;
Prentis, 81. Editor Of the Sunday school
Publications and Secretaries OF Sunday
scheoI Tract Societies. ]. H. Vincent 2S9i
w. Freisinger, Ill Western Christian Ad-
rocdte, Cincinnati; F.s. Hoyt, So7; scat
tering, 81; Pittsburgh Christian AdrocGte.
the Secretary cast the vote Of the entire
Conference for Alfred Wheelers North
Western Christian Aduoedls, Chicago; Ar.
thur Edwards, 277: Rev. AEtell, ~. Next
"wednesday is fixed for the conservation
Of the newly elected Bishops, and COM
mIttee has been appointed 70 arrange for q
suitable place. John p. Newman and
Daniel GoodssIl we're appointed to attend
the anniversary oil the American Blpie
Society.
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desires. 1t was carried by 1896 to S5l. Even
on this last vote Mr.. Cameron announced
avote OF IS from Pennsylvania against sus-
tanning the decision OF the chair. Mr..
Futhey, however, demanded his right to
vote the other way, and his claim was
allowed, so that Pennsylyania's vote was
81 to l. Included among the 81 was OF
course that Of Mr.. Mcpherson, who was
thus forced, by not claiming his privilege,
to vote against his own decision.
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. SWUNG OFF.
Execution OF a Hardened Wretch a,
Buffalo, MY.

Buffalo, MY.
BuPEALo, May 14-Carl Manke was
hanged here this morning for the murder
of John Atlotf, at Elma, April 2, 1879
From the time Of his sentence, following
asecond conviction, Manke has maintain.
ed stolid indifference to his fate, and in
q beastly manner refused the attention of
clergymen. Wednesday his wife request
ed parting interview, but he refused to
see her. During the past few days Manke
has partially admitted his guilt, and said
Atlof was a good.for-nothing, and his
death q matter Of no regret among his
neighbers. He slept soundly last night
and breakiasted heartily. He refused 70
be washed and dressed for execution,
using violent oaths TO the attendants,
breaking comb and attempting to tear
his clothing. He also refused 70 see a
spiritual adviser. When pinioned and led
TO the sheriffs Office, where services were
TO be held, he made this answer 70 the
minister's prayer: "You don't know the
Holy Spirit, you steer" and when asked
where he wanted 10 be buried, he replied,
at makes no difference to me-" He con.
tinued stubborn 10 the end, and without q
struggle life was extinct in four and hal
minutes after the trap fell.
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FRANCE

PARIS, May 14.-During a debate on
clause Of the public meeting bill emitting
the governments representative to dis
solve any meeting the chairman OF which
had tolerated appeals TO revolt or armed
demonstration, coalition OF the ex'
treme Left and Right nearly succeeded in
inhicting defeat on the ministry. Gam
beta, President OF the Chamber, seeing
that the government was about to be put
in the minority, suggested recommittal
Of the clause, which proposition was ac-
nantah hv hnfh sides.
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The Coming Cirens-Anighs. OF Lapor-
Local Notes and INCONSISTENCIES Item
and Personal Mention.
It is only few days until the grea
Worlds Exnosition and Moral Circus 4
;. ~ 49, anJ sirasd,, 10 hs.r =, = a,oo
W Ne'o, atiu "'aea.y -s. We A4sa. " :" So.
pumber oil persons VINO are going merely
TO see the scientific department of the
show. such as the electric liphG the tele
-, ..,I az. pl;.a. nh..er...h
PnOne ~, Suu 'ae hut'on Pn"nos'apn'
The District Assembly NO. 80, oil the
Knights OF Labor, met here this week.
The Grand secrstarv NJ the tTnited States
MI Mr. fitchmsn % % II MaSblsbssd Ma Mas s'H.uS, W.
nresent M, DeIsSa.es were nrssent from Tn
WheaIino RsIlsITa WaIIsbnre and
BiSSsnnSt A great deal oi bnsiSess was wss
transarsad DaIevates were aisctad m the
Grand Iahor Cenvention, which Il To N
meet in PittsbpToh In Sentemher "
THE Knights n pvtbias oT Stenhanv;lIa
and Thai, i5;andS ~ tho nrn, hss nf ahant
an bnnJyeJ viii yisit onr toWn an the
evening oi NAV 2sth. They have secnred
two ] s,sS Uhost: nj n hrins tbem dovn and
ss @ tbey ara 10 have both brass and string
mnsic Il IL IN bs snnnosed that thev nrn.
,, nose ~ have y q eood time f'S
D., " KsnnaJ,, ~ +h;. nIaca xviII
nreScb in the zane street church of vour
citS ,eaC ON s. sabbstb & Ie oTnin" Sv, as Rey Hite
the nastor ;s absent at the General Con,
ferepce m
A. a mating NJ the ye.eian Assoeia.
tion m' last S niobt n ~ vas @ dsciSsd n decorate
The graves al onr dead soldiers ON satur.
u
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THE LIGHT rISeERED ARr.
APiekpoehet Relieves Louisville Man
of $1,000.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 14-LP. Waugh.
an, Of this city, while passing to-day from
his tobacco factory on the corner Of Eighth
and York streets to the Merchants Bank,
had his outside pocket picked Of abill Of
exchange drawn in triplicats by his firm, O.
g. Vaughan & Co., to their order, on John
K. Gillal & Co., London, England, tor one
thousand pounds sterling. The bill was
numbered rs, and was dated May Is, 1850,
and made payable sixty days after sight,
and was endorsed by CLARK g. Vaughan q
Co. All persons are warned not 70 buy
or negotiate said bill OF exchange, a. ac-
ceptance and payment Of same has been
stopped.
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I'm euvoys extraordinary from the
ha Republican Convention Of West
vREai.' to the Greenback Convention
aG meets at Charleston, Kanawha
eOnty, on tie 2sth Of this month, are H.
sw6ise, P. W. Morris, G. W. Taggart, A.
: EIas, ]. H. Hung, J. l. Kuhn, Dr.. w
sueker, W. L. Dunnti.n ti.ngton, R. L. Bsrs' I
,at's, ! A. c, sherr, j. W. Rop.nson ana D
V'Veasr. These gentlemen are not IN
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ENaLIsH LABoR TRouRLEs.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Oldham Limited
Liability Companies will hold a general
meeting to consider the best means OF re-
ducing the production. The Darwen
weayers intend TO support the Blackburn
Weayers with levy Of three pence per
loom, even II put on half time. Il Is
Thought the strike will soon end.
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Vpr VIRGINIA has no reason to be dis
visited with the appropriation bill pend
ss before Congress at this time, mas
Ea:h as it gives her the big end Of $780,
o. viz: $4,000 for the Big Kanawha
arsinprOvement; $4,000 for the Little
EralEha; $1,000 for the New river;
E1pOO for the Big Sandy; $4,000 for the
N'aOuglhela; 5000 for the Shenandoah
500 torthe Elk, and 5000 for the Guy
a,!otts river,
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The Cincinnati Enquirer should inform
d Washington telegrapher that West
Virginia has not sent an "uninstructed
daestion" to Chicago. The talk OF there
hang from two to six delesstes from this
Sue Who will vote for Grant is simply a
Pc Of pure fiction, without any iounda-
tuu whatever. The delegation Is solid
k Blaine, and will vote for Blaine as
n, as he is before the Chicago Conyen-
I'm
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AZ idea Of the terrific nature Of the
,.,p.slyanla oil fires may be had from
4. he. that a mere episode is the explo-
Irr = nj hundreds of pounds Of nitro
~ .,,s,i. E, the shock of which sends great
~. ,,jhDr through the air, the effect be-
:, ~ ,1,tlv increased by the fact that said
~. "a ,ped in flames.
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ooRPus oHRIsrI, TExAs, May l4.-Hor-
ace Burr shot his wife, and Mrs. Barnard,
his mother.in.law, springing between
them, was shot twice. Burr then struck
his sister.in.law, Mrs. Brewster, over the
head with the pistol, telling her TO the
floor, and, Teloading the pistol, he shot
himself dead. Mrs. Barnard's wounds
are pronounced fatal. The cause OF the
tragedy was disagreement between Bari
and his wife, resulting In the latter return
ng 10 her fathers house.
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SOUTHWESTERN OHIO.

oNcINNArI, May l8.-wheat and barley
in Southwestern Ohio promise above the
average, the latter heading out, and
harvest early. Oats are below the aver
age in quantity sown. Corn planting is
late on account OF the wet. Upland seed
were washed out, requiring replanting.
Pastures and meadows are hourishing with
the late showers. There will be heavy
crop OF hay.
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General Garfield will present the name
= M sherman to the Chicago Conven-
", MS claimed for him that he has
S.,bility ~, to give Sherman as magnificent
'. = ',,tOrical , send off as 1ngersoll gave
rI.tns At Cincinnati.
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rvr AGENT OF an English colony consist
t., ,oi6Ily.two families has just purchased
a. .s,.tro s ousrter-sections Of farming land
!, III R.,Ier county, Kansas. The farms will
,.o.rpoled = as soon as houses can he built.
M, ,Ie not coming to West Virginia.
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c,,.,1rpIyo that the Rev. A. Q. George
'. MI A member Of the General Confer
-. - III his wheeling friends regard his q
..,.' ~. m Missionary Secretary as very
.,uplimentary.
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NEw YoRK, May l4.-A special express
train Of four cars pulled by new loeomo-
motive WHICH has but one SIX and half
foot driving wheel at each side, was run
Of, A trial trip to-day between Philadel.
phia and Jersey City and accomplished
lie distance, 90 miles, in 07 minutes.
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.,Iun,s rnE woRp.,

Pro.peet In the U.e Country in spite
OF the Indians.
DENVER, Col, May 14,-1t is learned
that powerful secret organization has
been formed, with It's headquarters in this
city, whose object it is to go to the Ute
reservation to prospect without waiting
for Congressional action. The society has
already one hundred and fifty members,
including several prominent Denver eiti;
zens. Each member is being compelled
TO arm and equip himself for military SER
vice. They intend to 60 through the Gun
nison and Eagle river counties 70 the kio
Grande, and, unless protection Is afforded
them by the Government, they will wage
war against the Utes.
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southern negroes, according TO the
..'r.iinr correspondent Of the New York
Mi, n..,,in Mississippi, are for Grant as Pres.
I,,', l,, INV N and in the future, first, last and
,1the time.
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CLEVELAND, May 14.-Mr. cowles, Of
the Leader, announces that his editorial
force Is complete, and no Inconvenience
was experienced In the issue Of his paper
in consequences Of the resignation o sew.
eral Of his editorial staff,
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IN, European shores are lined with
s,rands Of people who are waiting their
tam to be- brought to this country, and as
apidly as the throng is diminished by the
n, Of steamers it is recruited from the
ht.dor. To say that we are on the eve
don. Of the greatest emigration booms
,rr Known is to put it very mildly.
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strikIur BrIeIlmaI.ern.

CHICAGO, May l4.-Eight hundred brick.
makers in the yards on the South and
West Side struck this morning, demand.
ing two dollars day, an advance Of TWEEN.
ty.fye cents. The North Side yards are
paying the increase,
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rn pitsburgh Manufacture of ysster-
=. ~ ogotes old rails at $50, and says that
=. ~, i, iron market is without change,
w .,..r, r,S pethsps in the direction Of more
l.iisd stlgnation.