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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

In Naples the bathing and swim.
ming establishments have been de-
serted because q monster shark, TWEEN
ty-four feet long, had been seen enter
ING the hay.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

A circus was at Lancaster, KY, and
during an Indian scene, when. many
pistols were discharged. a young man
arose in his seat and shot policeman
dead. There appears to have been no
cause for the deed except excitement.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

The German authorities are pur-
chasing largely in England for cavalry
mounts. At the great horse fair of
Horncastle over 200 we're bought.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

japan has trades unions. Owing to
the recent rise in the price of rice, all
the laborers in Gifu successfully com.
bined to force up wages % per cent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

The Boston common council have
refused permission to the Orsngemen
to display their regalia in a municipal
nrocossion
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
PROF. GrrLMETrEs FRENCH LIVER PAD

Will positively cure Fever and Ague. Dumb
Nzue, aeue Cake. BILLIONS Fever. Jaundic-.
hN-IeIs>ts AMI all diseases Of the LAYER stomach
aud Hood Prsce sI.joby mail. send for Prot
,'umetts's TREATIES on t.e Kidneys and Liver,
free by mail. Address.
FRENCH PAD CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
A Poet IN q Police Court.

r Fs'fsf Tie View OTfeSn- stEit>
He was a tall thin man with cas-
in one eye, and hi LEGS shaped like q
pair of names.
What's your name." said the re-
corder a the police officer led him for
ward.
James Bird, yer honor"
MIR. Bird. you were singing very
sweetly last night, but the harmony
disturbed the peace and two or three
parties wanted to thump you"
Yes, yer honor, I'm free to con.
fess that did sing. I gazed upon
the siIvery stars and the rushing va.
tiers of the mighty Mississippi and be-
came enthused."
Now. look here. said the recorder
with a patronizing smile, tell the
truth; recollect that some of these
days YOU might he elected to The legis.
lature; wasn't You drunken than q
billed owl last night. Now own up.
Il was not. I'm a poet and gave
vent in glad song to the Joy which
throbbed in my heart" answered the
prisoner in mOurnful voice.
so YOU are a p"or. heart-broken
poet ?"
am sias , Z am
''n iIfe's dark angry I'm to>s'i.
No ray III hoI.a, no guiding star.
~" iinnw- -sge. I'm lost. I'm lost.
..ier honor. these lines are from q
poem | wrote on Misery and they
far surpass anything LongfelIow ever
originated. lean prove to you that
LongfelIow is guilty Of two many alb
surdiiies To ne classed as a first-rate
poet. He pictures his heroes as con-
tempiible niunies, who have no com
mon sense whatever. For instance, |
will call your attention to a verse
found in his Excelsior which reads
as follows:
''SsHy. th. maiden -aii, .-ani resi-
Thy weary head upon my breast,
Ai.ar stood ia his deep bin. eye.
Bnt -tIll iie sn~sered with = -3.h,
--E.-eI>i"r.''
What did the young man do :.
Did he accept the maiden's invitation f,
He dis; not, but on the contrary, went
up the mountain and was frozen to
death. 1t served the fool right |
say that young man
who will ignore request Of this kind
and wound the feelings Of beautiful
maid in such a horrible manner,
'ught 10 be frozen until he is sitter
han IL mummy. Ii causes me great
lea. of satisfaction 10 know that he
lied. Yet, yer honor, it you will
top moment to think, the ats>urdity
4 the whole affair will become plain.
Do you suppose for a moment that
'oung man would be Sd foolish rs to
lct in this way. No, sir. there is NOT
me on the face Of the globe but would
lave laid his head on the maidenis
,reast, and let the mountain pass
% to thunder. 1t would be doing hu- |
nan nature a great injustice to sup. |
,Ose that it had Nd more discretion |
han the young msn who went up tho |
lack pass and refrigerated himself.
have no scruples in saying. yer hon.
r. that he was q bossssnide."
"All this may he true" said the re-
order. who had listened atteniively. !
but it has nothing to do with your |
citing drunk and bowling like q mad
og."
81 was not drunk. her honor. believe I
ne."
81 can't do it. sir" replied the Dig.
itary with IN ominious frown. "A
IAN who mixed the Turkish Patrol
nth the Babies OH Dur Block until
he noise sounded a. hideous % Q hand |
ryan running in opposition to . saw
ill. must have been very drunk. |,
'ou will consider . favor on me by
onating the small sum Of five dol /
Me-"
He donated.
1
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success.
Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them AN
get full particulars.
Price. specific, Sl.oO per package. or six park
ages for $500. Address all orders to
j. X. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO.,
Nos. 1O4 and los Main ~ :, BufAlo n. Y.
Sold in Sedalis By Clifford Z Co.
5.3l-d1wlyr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
Warmers Safe,
Kidney zLiver
CURE
Sl.25 PER BOTTLE!
A Positive Cure for ALL Kid.
ney, Liver and Urinary Troub-
les Of both Male and Female.
READ THE RECORD

0oAO i a - 00SS0O.
at saved my Iiie."-E. X. Las,iy, !S,'eH,,
Aia.
at is the remedy thst will cnre the many
diseases peculiar 10 women-"-.Motisr's
Masn.ine.
1T hiss pss~ed severe tests and Won en-
dorsemenis from some Of the highest me,i,-
cal talent IN the country."-Ner York
World
"No remedy heretofore discovered can
be held for one moment in comparison
With tic A. Harry, ID. d., Wa~hingson.
ID.
This Great Remedy 10 for
Sale BY Druggists in all Parts
Of the World.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
To NERVOUS sUFFERERs-rHE GREAT EI-
ROPEAN REMEDY-DR. J. B. SIMPSONS
SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

II is positive cure for spermatorrhea. Seminal
Weakness Impoteucv anil all ,tjseas@ resutins
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
-24th:

In the CITY of Louisville, on
THURSDAY. SEPT 50, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by the legislature
Of 1873, and sustained by all the courts Of Ken
tuckv, occur regularly on the Last day OF every
month, Sundays and Fridays excepted, for the
period of i've years.
The United States Circuit court on March II
rendered the following decisions:
I~t-Tha, the Commonwealth Distribution
Company il legal.
sd-it> drawings are fair.
". B.-rhis company has now ON hand ia:ge
f,rrI isf Oi mr. flr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

An Elegant Toilet PREPARATION,
heir dressing aud restorative il found in
"l1ondon Hair Color Resioler." II seldom
tails to restore gray OF fading hair To il.
original youthful color end beauty. Fall.
ing hair is checked BY IT'S use, and il pro-
duces . growth Of beautiful young hair,
soft, sio-y and Lug that .urprises
every one. Thee psopestirs added to iis
exquisite perfume and purity Of com posi-
lion. render il the growing favorite Of the
toilet everywhere. II cert sinIy is the most
cleanly snd effective hair restoser nov BE-
fore the American people.
A. A Gibson, Barrytown, Duiche@
county, N. Y. vritss: Dr.. Svayne 4 Scn.
Philadelphia. Gents. enclose . posiofice
order for $; please send me one dosen
London Hair Color Resiorer." il has
stdoped nv hair from falling, and restored
Il to ID natural color. II hes proven saiis-
tsesosy 10 every rsspscs. The "l.osdoa
Hair Color ResaoeefS can b. 0hasiaed al
ell he lsadiag drueKias a % csass . bot.
~.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
THE DEVILS OWN.
Leadville the Wickedest Town IN
World.

L.si,iIIe tCol., Cor. Chicago Time.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

t~k yOur druggist or Prof ,.uiI,ne,,.,S French
kidney PAL. aud take no other NJ h. has not
got u, send $50 aut you wit receive the pad by
return usIl-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

STAY" th. us iden -ai,i, '-ani resi-
Thy weary head upon my breast"
\ tear stood ma his deep bine eye.
Rnt -tIll he sn~sered with = -i.h,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

Have alrsaCiv
been sold in this
country AMI IN
France every
one Of which mas
gwen perfect sat
I-i,etIon.sni has
performed cures
every time When
used aceoriin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
LAME BACK
YOU CAN BE CURED!
PROF. GUILMETTE.S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD.

Ei'h"It swallowing uau-eous ue,i,cin-~,
simply wearing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
CINCINNATI.
Pork Packing Statistics.

GtN,INN Iri January 7.--Io-m"rtoM
Cincinnati Pee, C,,rrrd will contain the
usual January report Of pork packing ~
the West. showing returns from Az
points and estimates for the balance Ut
ihe ara4on. THIS Information indicates
an increase ol 9OO,OO0 boys ia interior
points. and because oi zoo OO1 at the six
larsc packing cities, making total ct
nhout q gS0. .OO To- March LIST, against
:. ISO OOO In.t year. The average weight
to date ls about "a lbs tighter than year
ago. nnd the yield Of lar,l Ia . lb" lcsS
per hog The future ot the season ~
expected to depend largely on ln'
N,alL,r. which oi lalo has hcen un-
favorable for slaughtcriug il being un.
dcrslood there is an ample supply oi
hogs To reach the csiimaies gwen enl
probably 10 exceed them. Total packing
tn late at all points I,OS0,W0, against
2.SJp, ,0n last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
A Cincinnati Inventor Claims TO
Have Surpassed Edison Men
OF Means Take Hold Of the In
NAnalnn

Tho Edison electric light is likely tu
tind rival in Cincinnati, Judging from
some statements made 10y Interested
parties To an ENQUIRE reporter ycslCr-
day. These statements are Ia the effect
that young inventor named H. Ed-
wards. oi this city. has invented u
method OF producing the light
which those who have examined
Il believed 10 oe superior IN almost
every respect 10 the Edison method,
The inventor is poor young man,
without the means oi placing his inycn-
ton before the public, but he has man !
agcd to interest number of eapitallsts
anu viv't't'S?s IA his scheme, and lhey
will furnish him The capithl t0 procure
the necessary patents and put the light
ON the market. Among the gentlemen
interested ia the inventor and hls
scheme are AIesars. A. d. Bullock. w.
N. Eckctt. ui the Bcll Telephone Com
panv, Fhmcn BALL, jun, and \. j. lIod-
der, and these gentlemen Will supply
the means necessary to perfect hls M
yentlOn.
From talk yesterday with some OF
these gentlemen, the EYiilST reporter
ELECTED the information that 80 iaf moth
ing had been periectedexcept on paper.
Still every claim made for u by Mr. Ed.
wards is said to be borne out by sclcn.
tillc principles, aud all who have had
the invention explained TO them are
confident that II IA all that is claimed
for il. Until Il IL covered 10y patents
they will not give any further lnlorma-
tiun about II, for prudential consldcra'
tons. though they claim that IL Il be- M
successful in working as il appears IN
principle, IL will throw the Edison light
clean ia the shade.
The Inventor, Edwards, ~ y young
man who has devoted his lie To the
study Of electric science, and his lrlcnds
seem to be- impressed with his ab'Iliy
and inVrnllyr genius.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
CHICAGO.
The stock Yards strike.

Cuc,Go, January The strike at
the Stock Iaris continues. Isolated
cases oi men leaving the Union aud go
ing TO work have 0e,arred, and this
morning six went to one packing house
and were taken back. A Union man.
Who was attempting to bun.
,loze workman, was arrested
today. The man was arrested, taken
before a Justice aud ined $40 aud costs
all OF which the Union paid. The men
arr now inclined to object, because tir
officers Of tho Union expect the work-
men To- rcyciyc full pay during the con
tinuancc oi the strike, white they re-
cciye nothing or merely nominal sum.
The iunls OF the Union arr said TO be
running very low,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08

resulted II an attempt to expel the dis.
orderly had been made.
Hattie UrieiA

AUGUSTA, January The principal
interest at the State House to-day cen
tered in the popular branch, the pro
ceedings Ia the Senate hardly reaching q
ripple OF excitement.
The fusion senators made marked
concession in voting, Is to IL, 10 reler
the matter OF the counted out TO a
special committee TO act ut once. The
committee will probably bc named to-
morrow.
There were scenes in the House never
before Witnessed in New England. The
supreme moment came when the as-
sistant clerk refused TO put the motion
To adjourn. aud Mr.. Hale, standing upon
a desk, put the motion himself, iol'
lowed by deaiening applause and the
immediate withdrawal Of the Republl-
can members The whole audience rose,
and there followed q tremendous storm
of applause. The audience seemed to
bc largely ON the side ofthc Republicans
The result oi the uay was really u
triumph for The FusiOnists, but the Re
puhlicans say il will be ephcriucnl.
How amid NO much excitement aud In
ltllNf ltfllllk kb''N 'i'Na N'"' ~
served WAS agaryel
The Republicans held secret caucus
To night To determine on future action.
at which there was full aud free inter
change oi opinion. II is thought the
Rcpublins will all qualify Ia morrow
aud participate in the Legislative action.
The story is started that the Fusion
lists will tomorrow deprive Eugene
Hale Of his seat on what ground II Is
not known.
GOV. Garcclon's term Of Office expires
tonight at T. o'clock. The president ol
the Senate, james u. lamson, will lem-
porarily I'LL the place. Garcelon N
talked up Tor Governor, though Smiths
friends Insist that he should receive
that office.
The lusinnists held u secret meeting
tonight aud determined to stand to the
position gained.
Adjuiant.Gcncral lcaviil has resign
ed his position and will leave lor Wash.
imglon tomorrow. Ills place will he
temporarily filled by Major Falsom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
WASHINGTON.
Tho Indiana Delugo.

WANINGToN. January Senator
Voorhees, will begin his Investigation OF
the negro exodus to Indiana next
"Wednesday.
Mosby Must Go.
Secretary Evarls, smartlng under
Consul Mosby's emphatic correspond
encc concerning the Hong Kong Con
sulalc, which the Enquirer smoked out
aud made public, has determined tu 70.
licyc MuShy, aud his successor will he
nominated in few days IL may ~
pleasing 10 the Ohio Stalwarts 10 know
that Brcyot Senator Garfield got Mosby
the place he holds,
Dennis Koarnoy
is opposed to the fusion oi the labor slc.
ment with any party, aud says the
Grcenbackcrs, Workingmcn aud Ma
tionns will never ily as tail 10 any pO-
liticnl kite.
Tho Lottery Case
will bc called up again in the Supreme
Court Of this District on the 18th inst
Dayard's BIsndsr' -
The Senate Binan!c Eonni't,o "h'
meet uo~I Tuesday. II Mr. Bayard then
Calls uI nlA unllsltShl lNllhNl l'N'ihll'''
IL will be allowed to get tO vote. Tho
chances ARE that IL will be reported
without recommendation. senator Ten
dlelon IL preparing speech Ia opposl'
ton io the resolution.
Duty on Iron
WAsuINuroN, January Rcprcscn-
tatiyc Covert to-day introduced bill
providing that on aud after its passage
no import duty shall be- levied or ollcct-
cl ON iron ore, aud that the import duty
on scrap iron Of all kinds shall be three
dollars per ton, and upon lead ore one.
fourth Of one per cent. per pound,
Judge Aohoson Dots H.
WASHINGTON, January The Prcsi-
dent has nominated Marcus W. Ache
sun, of Pennsylvania, 10 be District
Judge lor the Western District ol Penn
s,lyania. and James n kcrns Ia hc
United States Marshal lor the Eastern
District ul Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
FOREIGN.
ItIISBI
Those Military Operations

lnNDoS, January THE detailed re-
ports of the Russian military prcpara'
tons, which come from various points
on the Austrian and German frontiers,
arn beginning to excite attention
throughout Europe, A pamphlet has
Just been issued wherein the frontier de-
lenses oi Germany aud Russia are clah-
oratcly discussed, and the respective AL
vantagcs oi the different plans ut
division ON either sidc canyasscd. The
author IL evidently n German military
man, and the appearance oi such pam
phlrt under present circumstances ~
regarded in Berlin ~ highly signlli.
cant. The writer expresses the belief
that Gcrmany's eastern frontier N
sufficiently defended, and that German
forces can bc easily aud quickly mobll'
iEed aud thrown upon uncertain points
in sufficient strength, even on the
shortest notice. to hold the Russians at
bay on the frontier, until measures
ol rcs,siancc in the interior can he
thoroughly organized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS
The Cumberland and MOOrciicld
R. II. Project The y. '. R. TX.
CoIored Democrats - Minor
Matters.

A IErrEu from Cumberland Ia the
Blllimurr Nju says "McSrrs Fulton
aul Staykhousv. ui the Cambria Iron
Company, al JuhnStoSn, returned to-
LAY irum q visit oi inspection b. the
Mlurrtirld ore region. They lcit iOur
miners. Who will develop the mines, AMI
the result ul their investigations will
probably not be known lot a month.
The gentlemen state that the quality ot
the orr ~ fair and that IL will yield about
a. prr cent. hut that it, extent has been
grcatly exaggerated. Mr., Fulton will
return a. the rrgiou VA few weeks tu
note the progress maic 10y hIs minef,
in developing the ore veins Nr. Ful-
ton brought with him spcclgi'us ul the
ores
The culorci citizens OF Shcphr dsioW n
and vicinity. in Jefferson county, have
organized "Colorcd Mems Democratic
Club
The : y. R X, is progressing rapidly
through the eastern ran-llandt Mr..
J. g. Holmes, 1T CharlrstoWn. contract
or, b. pu Shiug the depot aud other build
ings there with rush, anl a number
ot hands. carpenters and masot', are
busy working upon the turu.tahl'.
\ burglar tried e. enter the Jclvrson
Savings Bank, al Shcph,rlstONu, ON
Tuesday night last Two holes were
borrd in the lower panel ot the front
door, with view ut entering th'rcin,
aud the lock IT the door was cons lcrs.
bly, wtvnchcd.
The Thirteenth Annual ConNt Itiuu
Oi the llancucG County sabbath NhOoI
Association Was held in tlc Town Hall
New Cumberland, W. Va. on Tuesday
aud "Wednesday, December SOth and
3lst lN1n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
Proposals for Bonds

NEw YoRE, January The sub
Treasurer to-day received proposals TO
sell bonds To the government VA re-
sr.onsr TO the Secretary OF the Treasury =
circular OF December 81, 1879, stating
that he would purchase s0,0O, 90
worth. The total offering, E,iis,mn,
were mostly from New York bonds.
The Secretary oi the Treasury ac-
ccptrd sa,0S5. 600 6e Of 1881 at from
IOi 10 20 iOI.2 and 81, ,ptS, coo 5s oi lSSs
nj from 1885 20 iO3.Ti.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
New York.

1 a =. WV xork.
p ioak, January 7.--Be,ye,-
Sp" ior the two days 2,2IO heal
msIH "ow but u shade better Than
MONDAY Offerings closed ont. nao, :"
stretly prinlc steers Asla, E,nn,,a,
reserved JOo head ior foreign mai W..
Shipments Tor the two Iays 4 oan 'aes' n.'
ters ofb~ef and ;0head ali,. '--' '""''
Sheep-Recelpls for ,h, 49,.
2,2l0 head. Market steady N, "a,'
ces, at 81 5)<g6 % Tor sheen a,I a. ~ ~
Z 10 for lambs; general sales II H.. w,
q 0O(a6 90. Shipmcn,s f., A." III
Jays i.l0O carcasscr. WV
Swine Reccipis Tor the ,s, I,,.
2,SD head. Market quiet a, Ius. In
with sales OF carloads Of Ohio al stS,
@5 50o.
OmicAao, January The Bo,,,,
Journal reports hog receipts lS.aD
head: shipnients ,WO. Dnli. WrMh
cr warm and unfavoable; miN~i sia,
"a ~; li9ht ~ 25tsi 10; chow heavy
81 t5ta)i 20.
Cattle le-Rccelpis 800 heal; slup
ncnls mo head. Steady, slow and
weak; shipping 81 soCeS 10; butcher
steady. slow and weak coSsS Hka3 :,
bulls 81 1908 00; common mixed dull
Later In the day the market for shipp'ng
Was bare anl prices stronger
Sheep -Reccipis loo head ship
ments 100. Steady anl firm al VI 'ht''
SB0.
East Liberty.
East llnxRry, January Cattle -
Reripis to-day ~ head Of yarl stock
no through; total ior two days 20 hra'i
ol through ani L., head ol local. Best
81 ~. good 81 JCsA 20: lair 81 aks -.
Hogs Receipts to-day W0 head. total
Tor two days 3.Gsj head. Workers ~ W
tsi 10; Philadclphias 81 '5(si W.
Sheep Receipts to-day lM head total
ior two days ,i0 heal, selling at o. m
C,3 10 for common to ,xi,a.
Cincinnati.
CiScINSAIi, January Hogs Steady
for light nnd dull ior heavy; common
~ GjC,i %. light ~ l0Got ~. parking
81 25tat 10. butchers - iW'fi tl
Receipts 1900 heal; shipments l,i'h
hcnl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-01-08
LARGE ADVANCE OF CARD
RATES.
Nails Go Up To Five Dollars Per
keg-steei Now Ten Cents u
Pound

PstpL Con-. Ger January l.
The nail manufacturers decided yes.
terday to advance tie card rate To- s.
Per neg. This Il Jump in the price of
nails ot 40 cents per keg. A few months
lgo the card rate Was $40, aud the rate
established yesterday makes an increase
ol over 100 per cent. A prominent
manufacturer remarked toa reporter ol
this paper last night that the chief cause
oi the big advance yesterday was the ~.
cent great Increase in the price ol ore
Don't you think the price oi nails h
too high 10 last long," asked the report.
CT
"While believe that the rate IL too
high, ! also feel assured that il will last
There has never been q greater demand
lor Pittsburgh nails than at present, and
! can SCI no reason why the present
prices shall not rule. until after ncNt
summer, anyhow" ...
"ls there not "a good profit Tor the
manufacturers with the earl rate at -,
Notwithstanding the high price paid ior
ore
"Of course there b. Thcmauuiaciur.
ers are making morr money now than
lltN NhNt TOT heNttui wears.
"Will not this fact result in the start
ing Oi old factories that have been Idle
lor hong timer
81 suppose that the rate will bc rc.
duccd when the demand falls oil, but
that will not bc for year or more. As
to starting up old factories, there are
not many old factories that are not run
ning. The only ono here that can
think IL just now ia that ol Iug ~ Co.,
which will not resume operations lbc-
fore next February. You may set IL
down that there will be- nuuyrrp produc-
ton ui nails iur many months, aud that
the o. rate will be not be- changed this
year,
ApNNNCE ~ STEkI.
The steel manufacturers met Ut the
Muuongrhcla House yesterday and
agreed to advance the price Ol iron
center steel Ia 10 cents per pound. The
rate before this action was y cents. The
iron center steel in used mainly by
manufacturers OF plows aud other
agricultural implements mostly lot
mold boards Tor plOWs. One lucky plow
maker yesterday purchased several
thousand pounds oi mollbonr,ls before
the advance, thereby saving II large sum.