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Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Ralbriggam Hose.

We want to call the attention of the
ladies to line of both heavy and fine
extra quality Balbriggan Hose, offered
by kennard s. Co., for Saturdays sales
at % cts, per pair. Call for them on
that day.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April %
a. III.
Indications for to-day-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather; varia-
Bile winds; stationery harOmrtrri sta
tionery or lower Temperatures
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Country Hams.

O. Vernon will have on his stall in
the Third street market, a lot of very
fine country hams, at wholesale and
retail.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
II, VI, Co.'S Soda Water.

is refreshing and invigorating. They
use only pure fruit juices and good, rich
cream, n. w. corner Ninth and Orange
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Notice.
y--.nrvIANhV

Remember this is DR., Darmon's last
day and evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
For Sale.

A bakers push cart in good order, Will
be sold low, as the owner intends putting
on p horse and wagon. Apply at the
Philadelphia Bakery, 1876 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

chews Miller" Good Enough tobacco
1t is perfectly pnre and unadulterated
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

Remember that Sutterley & Sawyer,
302 Market street, are copying OLD PIC
lures at very low prices and any size
you want. They guarantee first class
work.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Gotten up to Fit

and to wear are the suits atJ. I. MuIIln
u Son, Sixth and Market; they have a
variety of styles Of all sizes.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Large Invoice

of good quality Glassware ana emma
just arrived from the factories; very
cheap, II f. 2nd st.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

Bird Cages, at E. A. Parry's S27 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
state OF the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office, in the shade,
this morning:
o'clock, 10 O'clock, II o'clock,
ESQ 67O roc
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be
i'll, without inaction of the Stomach,
Liver or kidneys, or did You ever know
one who was well when either was OBJ
structed or inactive and did you ever
know or hear of any case of the kind
that Hop BirterS would not cure. ASK
your ueighhor this same question.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

,t RI. Russell 3 hooks at Sl.G5, jhooks
ST, 80 per pair full assortment OF black
and ColOrs.
Mime. prmorcst Patterns Portfolio :
and what 10 wear for spring. Our stock
OF dress trimmings iscompi"tc. FrinEeS
black. beaded and c0lors. PaSsc-
menterics ornaments, girdles, silk balls,
taSSels and buttons.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
5 GREAT CLOWNS.
led by
JOHN PATTERS son,
Celebrated Irish HumOrist.

Don't fail to see our
MAGNIFICENT FREE STREET PARADE
Daily at o a. IN. Unparalleled in elegance
and grandeur Everything advertised posi-
lively exhibited.
Usual rates Of admission
Excursion Trains on all railroads at greatly
reduced rates Of fare.
viii also exhibit at Smyrna. April 81: Eas-
ton. -: Sraford. %: Cambridge. 25: Sails.
bury, e: Dover. 27 ElktCn. 2s ap22-2526
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
AFlattering Opinion.

The ladies say, who have inspected
our hovs and childrcn's clothing "lt
excels ANYTHING we ever saw in work
manship, style and low prices. An
invitation is extended to all 10 eau al
the Boston q. =. G. House, 2lj Market
street, before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Roofing done CheapIy.

James f. Wood & Co., Front and
Orange streets, put tin and sheet IRON
on gravel roofs, plastic slate and ShIhgIe
roofs and make them tight at II very
low price.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Don't Fail to Look

when you are wanting clothing for your
self or boys at the assortment at d. 1.
Nlullin X SON, Sixth and Market SITS.
You will he surprised to know how
a., ,nn, tlu,, coll
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Potatoes and Fruits.

N. L. Janney's, 1903 King street, is
.he sure place to get your potatoes,
clear of FROST Prime stock
1f all varieties. A special lot of pota-
Ioes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22
Fish and Oysters.

If you have never dealt with T. A.
Mcclure, in the Eighth street mar ket
house, for fresh fish and oysters, give
him trial. All the best kinds of fresh
Ash, salt fish and oysters. Satisfaction
uuarautntI
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

L. P. Trcye will give u large glass of
Buck beer aud a grand assortment ot
fine lunch at his Palace, No. Il East
second street, tomorrow Saturday
evening. All lovers Of Buck beer and
lunch should not fail to call.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

Koadvancc in prices. Reserved seats now
for salea q { ThOmMs y Go. $ Book Store. apZ2-4A
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

KegnIafIy 1OUT IlIneN year Iht sup
plv committee of the Trustees of the
poor holds meeting, opens proposals
for furnishing supplies TO the aims
house, ami awards the contracts. The
committee have never allowed anything
to he published except Il list of the names
of the lucky bidders, and of late will
not even permit that to be published.
They have always refused to give the
amount OF the contract price or of the
other proposals. just here let it be re-
marked that it is Il notorious fact that
Republicans never get the contracts for
furnishing supplies no matter how low
their bids are and this shows that poll
teal tavoritism and not public economy
actuate the members in their awards.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-22

Lovers Of a really good chew of To,
hacco should ask for MiIler's Good
Enough Navy Plug, as it is the only To-
bacco in the market that has not IA drug
store taste and will not make the mouth
sore,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
TEMPERANCE REFORM.
Constitutional Amendment -
Rev. w. III. Barnes, a New
Lecturer In the Field.

Editor Register.
On Sunday evening last, at Mozart
Hall, we had the pleasure OF listening to
a very interesting lecture, delivered by
Rev. VIM. III. Barnes OF the Reformed
Episcopal Church, on the subject OF
Temperance Reform. The Rev. gentle.
man entered into an array OF statistics
that was really appalling. We shall not
attempt TO give details; but will express
the hope that the friends OF temperance
will call for a reproduction Of the lee
ture in such a way that it may be
brought before as large number OF the
members Of the Legislature as possible.
The manner OF the Rev. gentleman, is
clear, calm, persuasive and convincing.
He seems to have the faculty, in
remarkable degree, OF holding
the attention Of his auditory from begin
ming to end. He is generally calm and
impassioned, but occasionally rises into
flights OF oratory really grand. The Re-
formed Episcopal Church may congrat.
ulate itself upon having obtained a Rec
tor of such estimable parts-kind, genial,
earnest and effective-and the Temper
ance Reform in having acquired CO.
laborer who will doubtless contribute
much toward pushing forward work
so noble and grand in all its propositions.
We will only add that there is nothing
extravagant or denuncistory about Rev.
Barnes, but he seems disposed to contine
himself TO ways and means that are
strictly legitimate. The argument in
favor OF the constitutional amendment is
overwhelming. Let 60 to the people,
and it will pass. CONSERVATIVE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions ofyouth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHABeE. This great RENE
DIV was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman,
Station ID, New York CITY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
Public Sale Of a Short Greek Farm.
FOR BALE.

yI,HE GRANITE HOUSE AT wELLsBU RG,
with two lots. The one on which tho
building is situatcd has front on Water street
Of ~ feet, and rum ng back llUl feet, and the
other lot ia the rear, Of the same size, fronting
on Charles street, on which Is situated a good
stable. The house Is a large two story building
containing 10 rooms, having all nccessa'y out.
ther informatio apply 10 Mrs Gelsthorpe, the
OCCUPANT or to 4. Il. WOODS, Real Estate
Agent, liiO Chapline ST., Wheeling VIVA. fe9re
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
StocIShoIders' Meeting.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Eureka, CochrAnsyille amp
CORVALLIS Railroad Company will be held al
Eureka, Peasants county, W. Va, on the first
Monday In April, 1881. between the hours Of
and O'Clock P. ", for the election OF directors,
and tho transaction Of such other business as
properly comes before IL; at which time IL 10
propose TO increase the capitol stock from
81, 800 ia $1,000. ]. Z. COCHRAN,
feb2Oawrb treasurer.
, 1881-11-12
FELICITY.

For The CAicaQo Tribune.
With Qucnchlcsa xen Addition presses On
In quest Of tlat which never can be lcVh;
Ncnorsulesa suffers, and m:skes Others too,
Deceived By hopes that mock him with their
view.
The hermit seeks By yigils, prayers, and tears,
Through weary rounds OF dreary' "retcned
years, :-.
To cleanse his heart from every trace OF sin,
and WOO Felicity to enter III;
Hut vain the ctiUrt, too Selt-conscloN5 Fll!l-
Sne is no sIare. made captive by the will.
The king, the save. the priest, alld atheist,
United ut her mysteries ussst:
Hut futile aI their sacrifices prove.
For nothing will her heurt relentless move.
Why court her then? Why languish Tor ner
Why thus 1T rest and strength your lives be-
guile?
But for It moment known her tickle grace,
Hope then 1uighr not unreasonable seem.
Though scarcely more substantial than II ofeam-
Hut dim tradition aud the sttFied pnSc
Agree tu this: that none, IN any age.
Though serving ever ut her GORGEOUS shrine,
Fer snw 1t EtlAr.i With II light divine
Then let her tauc 70 ruin quickly fall;
No longer OH the huthic goddess call;
No longer let humanity complain,
Its keencsr joys are but n form OF pain..
Ilnputlnd the vngruut fnncics Uf the mind,
And l,uou or i'll accept with soul resigned.
C,,uteut> nu goddess, but I'M angel fair,
VIII low or lofty station 3latly si,nre:
For her sweet comfort none In vain have
StyiyeN.
But true Felicity is only found IN Heaven.
ELMEURsr, Ill. ". }. H. HOGAN.
, 1881-11-12


Lor1sv1I.LE, Ky, Nov. 1L~-T}e iron mar
ket is vcry tirIi, but sales have been curtailed
in consequence Of tie wide difference be-
tween the views Of buyers and sellers. Lots
offered at last weeks quotation are readily
sold, but buyers are not taking hold at prices
asked this week.
The fruit market has been very active.
There is very good demand for choice ap-
plies.
Onions are quiet and but very little doing.
Cabbage has :: very good demand and good
sale. Potatoes are III very light demand and
mt mdch doing.
. Butter is in light demand, and has been
dull, owing to bad weather,
Cheese has been dull. owing to the bad
weather.
Grain has been dull: closed 1irmer; linz
tied de11t:lisd; strong undelcurrtnt; prices
ielnaitl unchanged.
Cotton receipts continue heavy. Shippers
are not inclined to sell, expecting at higher
prices:
In the provision market. owing to light
stock and Inability to fill orders, the demand
has beell very light.
Flour las been dull during the past week.
Quotations remain unchanged. The supply
01l tile market is very good, bus the demand
las been very light
, 1881-11-12
NEW JERUSALEM.

For1y-secoud Annual Meeting Of the
:. Chicago Association.
The forty second annual meeting Of the ILL.,
nols Association Of the New Jerusalem was held
yesterday in tho temple Of the Chicago society.
on Van Buren, street, and was called to order oy
DR.. i. Z. Small, President
THE DELEGATES.
. Among the ministers present were the Rev.
Cyrus Scanlmon. La Porte, Ind; the Nev. Lewis
T. Mercer. the Rev. Orson l.. Barrier, and the
Rev. Edward c, Do5tock. Chicago
The delegates present were William Niles anu
William Andrew, In Porte. Ind; Or. l.. Pratt,
Wheaton; Joseph Burton, Ratayia; John Lowell,
Egtn; George Burt Jr, Henry; C. H. Hostctter,
Mount Carroll; George Copeland, JeHerso q,
Wis; D.. y. G. Small, DR.. L. II. Pratt, T. H.
Sargent, j. 7. Sca:csnon, Alex Oi1iccr, Swain
Nelson, J. NJ. lIill. H. Arthur Reyes, Q. Benson.
". Nor.hup, Q. nlackmar. II. S. Maynard, T. L.
Forrest, ". H. Barton, c. F. W. Junge, j. G.
Stow, J. F. Custiss, Q. Lockett, G. II. cultcr, J.
H. Putnam c. G. nonncy, c. Waldo Richards. ".
L. Brown, aud i. W. Ruot, Chicago.
After tho opening exercises tho Rev. o. l..
Durlcr tho missionary OF tho Illinois Associa-
tion delivered ii sermon on. Keeping tho Com
lnundtncntS." tnEtnE for his text, IL 5e love
Me keep My commandments.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
then made its annual report, congratulating the
association upon the signs Of revivls'=
interest and OF tho preparations fur
ehe AccoHplisnnen1 " n;pse Ha ,l.l.;o+ +,',,
WY " .o t.S.I t - 80 ,.ea..,utI,-, - 49, 30
The missionary WORK ~ tho assoc!u.!vn 1ot 'uG
past turee 5faF5 nas oeeti uaa.'t. & wy : ~
tne Aci. y. ~ uns1eI nno naS ,aau; susu aSt ~, H.
lar en9aPe'l!GlltS ~ ne "ss ue auu ~ Shn ioi M
own SUPPORT " us ~ tt,s,1 ~ a" ~ aJ1
10 Tue assessment " tAt -. .us sut & r.
pots. g. " enu @ ,h,r rhn ss,atas
to Sol' au u wv ~ ~ 49,. ~ - ~. i
"a
guy 10 lnee. tn'9 "11o ~ ~ ~D7
coMlng . sc:.t;; uo,a.toa tho tao,+b ~ +,oo ~
1ue cVt!llaiiteI icpu. ~, ~ ~ .ae .' i,of r. u d
!ts inelnoeIs uutLns tre l3I nio' ~ 9 ,t; 49," -
babcock. fres'oenl s % y tne o.t1a ~
eocety' anu EtaS ,Aeis, " ~ ~ % 49,.
H. Il. onfA4s' ~. ~ Ilcssuent VI 1ne "saoC4"~
ton. reud ms nnhuss! auaress:. a., Ill, 80,
lne a:soclnt1'n men looA teeea5 ;as na e'.e. ~.
, 1881-11-12

New YORK, Nov. 8.-Io The Editor Of the H1or'd:
Your reporters furnished you with an excellent
account of tile "Great Ball" 4nst hight, but they
fnilesl TO chronicle The Euss interesting and iti-
structtte event OF the evening, which was moth
ing else than the very curly departure of the
Won Steubens> seven in row, from 1hn bali
room on account OF = collision between
Col. YOU Sieuben ind Col. Narnuul, Of the Com
ul,ttcc OF Managers In order to fulfil their
duty Of making the ooii as '.Erand. gloomy. and
peculiar" us possible. tue CoU1Elt1le: ef Mum
ayers made rules VI prcccdence ~ govern the
festivities, though where .nty got the precc-
len1s for the precedence :s uore Than tam
isnn1iuc. HoweSer, 1t Seems to have teeu piain
untser tpcsc rules tn Col. Farnum th:s1 Col. Sun
stcubeu was not The most lit mud describes per
son to take Mrs. john lsigulow. the vie OF an
ex-Minister 10 France, In TO supper and So when
Col von S1cubcu was gaitant,y Shown. Mrs.
HiGciow in TO the feast he tl-1uly tut politely
informed that he must aoandon Mrs. Bige-
low and take in Mrs Jay, the sisIcr~iu-lu luw of i
German ea-Ambassador to 1iussin- 1t did nut
appear that Mrs Jay was ut all distressed or
bothered l4. Gel. von Stcuben's evident desire to
escort Mrs Ilselow- But the rules nf taa COM
mittee we're ristdly maintained. and the upscot
Of II somewhat porgiot conversation was TINT
tho Eas!ans German Colonel Indignantly gathered
his kiusm nbout him and took, s7ns al,nut to
sag, French leave" without saying *'Good-
, 1881-11-12

P1rrsaURo, Pa, Nov. ll.-Thcre is little
new to report in the situation of trade since
last week 4 fair business continues III all
branches of business, and merchants and
manufacturers appear well satisfied with the
outlook The iroc market is i'll 4 decidedly
healthy condition. Mills are running double
turn, and have enough orders 10 keep them
busy the balance OF Tie year. Prices are stiff.
wirh manufactured and pig selling at full
rates.
The glass trade is moving along steadily.
with Il slightly increased demand but llo
disposition On tie part Of manufacturers TO
advance prices.
The coal business is more active, with
prospects favorable for 4 shipment by river
of about l3tJV, ,000 bushels to lower parts be-
fore long.
Petrnieu:n was dull and heavy, united Ger
tiiicatcs selling between S:;5 and S*511s. clos
i1,g tonight at 5415. Sales ami resa}es. l,4oo,-
D.V barrels: shipments, :Yj0, 000 barrels.
Live stocks in fair supply and quiet Cat
tie receipts, T,43f head, against S.4sS last
week.. Common to prime selling at $3.251o
Go. Hogs receipts, -, 100 head, All incre;lse
over the previous week Of 7,001. Prices
range FROM $6:O@t.7C for pi,ilateiphias.
Sheep receipts, $500. Common to extra
uuiet at S...5ltG5.Gj.
, 1881-11-12
LIST OF NORTHWESTERN PATENTS.


Sreia, Dispatch to Tbs 1Atcaao -rtbrss-
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nov. 1l.-A. II. Evans
& Co report the following list OF patents IS
sued this week:
?. S. Crawford, Rockford, tabIe-leaf sup
: ); 3; Grocker; CHICAGO, cooking apparatus
+. Dupont, Chicago, cOruet.
Il. b. Gates, Chieaso machine for breaking
stone and ore.
". N. Grishnm. Orv1le, nut-lock.
a. Gundcrson. shabboua, bncbc'l-wirc.
Il. T. Hai:ht, Chicago, milk can.
t. u. fIuistcad and H. H., Itartonl. rotary steam
i. Hill andT. S. E. Dixoa, Chicago, sde-trIE-
Cer for fireurms.
C.. Huxley, Rockford. watch-plate+
S. S. Jhtkinun, Sycamore, gruisl- binder
chair.
. Il Klnehan, Springfield 'satch-resulator.,
II. +. W. llchtnnn, Chicago, car-coup!iug Ink
Z. H. Russell, Chicago. stocking hose and
slceye-supporter.
i. y. Tmrck Jr;. chIcaeo water motor.
y. Z. Wilson. Fuirte.d, lif:tng-juck.
WISCONSIN.
u. C. Burdick. Milton, compound metal~work~
c. comstocIs and Q, vaRor'nan, Racine
G Co,nstock and o. ynnorman, Racine, COM
biucd corEcr-iron for waCun-boSies.
L. E. Sfeler. NJ iiwAnkee, SASH fastener.
y. n.
W. r. Waiting. Albany, mineral aud water
elevator.
ii. IL. Ward, paclzwaukec. burglar-alarn.
MICHIGAN.
E. E. Allen. Grand R:tpids, instrument for
TRANSMISSION uf blood.
Z. j.. Clark, Detroit. stovc-pipo damper.
G. B. Clark, Detroit, lOck-htlye-
e. d. CIurk, Detroit. wAtiie-lrou.
G. &. Deder.nicS. Fowler, expansiDle wedge
for opening snw-kerrs-
y. +. Fisher: South Saginaw, car-coupltnz.
- II. kmnull, For: Huron, raiI-jont,
y. IL" rtitchurd, Detroit, soap- boiling appara-
-tu5.
MINNESOTA.
n. Nelson, Marine Mills, cylindrical tube for
WnI:,li, up wells With cuucretc.
J. l.. Owens. Minneapolis. Township, hay-rack.
Fred Rice, Minneapolis, axle and hub attach
ing device.
S. II. ST. John, Cedar Rapids, barbed-wire.
INDIANA.
P. Burr and ". H.lMcrcer, Worth,ngton, shoes
button and fastener.
ii. Cr1lword. indianapolis, adjustable hog
scrlpng machine.
+. II. iiibbars2, Goshen, ashostns roof-pafnt.
II. +. Noon, kichmoEd. 1nup and chart case
L. Sose1nan and r. Jr., South -ucnd, APPARATUS
for stacking hay.
u. Il. Stanton. Richmond, clasp for garments.
, 1881-11-12

I y u.
In very able aud jutiiciul editorial article On
the alleged vacancy In THE Superior Court. The
HU'ld yesterday said thnt Gov. Corucll would
probably appoint Il SUCCESSOR to Judge Spfer un
Saturday, dec 81, una sllnt Sccretary- -of- State
Carr will issue the certificate to the nominee.
The HuTi adds, however,, He must
be quick about It. though, for on the
ensuing Monday Secretary -of-State pur-
cell would doubtless decline TO issue
it, There Is some strange mistake here.
Prrcel.." Ncr will there be nn uay ensuing
Monday, SO far Ms human observation can now
perceive The r:n,c OF the Secretary OF State
Il :n1 Purcell, but CArr-Jaseph 3. Carr in f1ct
and be- will ne Srcretury ct Suite for two years
fru1a Jan. ]. lSs.. hy about 12,UGo majority. Tho
ls"f:Is man Purcell Inn old Copperheal, lirc
rCccul election.
, 1881-11-12


Maj. Singer who is known in military slang
as :. "battan," was returning one day from
bismarck to Fort 'Incn!u and the ambulance III
which he WIS riding WIS delayed by i team ntd
wagon driven by one OF the class known
mule whuckers. The driver OF tho ambulance
ant: tho mule whaclcr got into worsly niterca~
tiun anu Mai. Sanger got very Indignant at
what he believed to be im2trtinenr language
a11ti u:twarruE1eu interference III his Journey.
He jumped irum the ambulance. Il Tom Tn.1snb
III s.zc, but Il Golath III fury. aud cxcta!tncd: f.,
'.Ge1 that wagon vat Uf the way
i The mulc- s;hacker looIcd ut him Quizzically
nnu asked:
'.Whu the devil are you?"
~ am Mai. Sanger. Of the army, sir, md I
want roll 10 get that wagon out o: the way"
The .nulc-whacScr elected a nIouthful uf to-
lacco Into the road amt remarked:
''Do you know What will do with you. Maj.
Sanger, Of tits army, sir, II you don't nuke Iess
noise with yOlr tnO!lth.
..Whut VIII you do:" inquired the Major, look
ing is large and fierce ls pussbe.
'"1'N ser Iouse-trQp au.1 catch you, 2taj.
sanScr, OF the arm5, slr. and give you to my
puppy to pluy with"
, 1881-11-12
Cincinnati Hopes Soon to Be"
come a Better Wheat Mar
ket than Formerly
Pittsburg Iron Men Hare Enough or-
ders to Keep Them Busy until
January.
Business in St. Louis Was Not Specially
Large-state Of Trade in Other
Cities.
ZEX YORK.

Srv ToRk. Nov. 1.-THE trade has been
ftful and irregular. Prices Of leading staples
recedel somewhat, and the export trade Is
becoming more actiyt-
Thtre has been slightly increased b'lsi-
ness in dry goods. The grain market Is
somewhat unsettled, closing *asy, at slight
advance. Provisions and pork products
have been weaker, will. prices declining all
through the week, though not TO !, serious
extent, with some improvement al the close,
and the market firm. Cotton was dull and
1,usa:isfactor;, the market closing firm at
nbout previous rates. La wool fair amount
Of business has been doing, but no siecuta-
tive feeling was developed.
Refined petroleum las been dull. Ce1tlfl-
Gates were 4 fraction better.
Freights were generally dull and unsat!s-
factory: but in petroleum f1elghts there has
been better inquiry.
In American pig-iron Il good business has
been done, and prices for I'LL grades we're
Er1ner. The same remark applies to Scotch
pis. For manufactured iron there Is still y
large c>,,sun.ptive deucnd. Dealers are I'LL
busy, aud the mills lind it difficult to keep
abreast uf their Orders.
III boots and SHOES business SHOWS some
i,nuruycment. Manufacturers have about
filled their first orders, but have not Us yet
received many duplicate orders
The lumber trade shows little change from
previous REPORTS
The furniture trade shows fair amount
of activity, and the SeaS0n SO 1ar Is coIs1o-
In prt,duce tie situation has changed little
during the week. Both butter and cheese
are accommodating in the hands of receivers
The feeling is weaker
The hardware and paper trades are quiet.
,'<,tttrs tens and sugars arc without lIn-
p0rtaut featNftS-
Business failures throughout the country
tie last seven days Foot up Ia, rs against ~
last week. all unusually large ru,Ebcr, The
Eastern, States had Ii, j decrease OF COM
pared with last week: Western ~, All in
crease Of =; Southern II, All increase uf j;
Middle 40 III: increase of t; aud Pacific II, an
increase Of s.
ally weak, nearly all declining from last
weeks prices Robinson Consolidated sold
OF from Sl:-S3 TO $A2:' ex-disldeiId, but re-
covered to S1U. Is 1t the close lepu:ts fl0ni
: Oriental s Miller were 1.idcd under
ciininr from S5N to Stu, closing
al S333; Nos. aud troM Il u 81,
closing at IS and Orle'ltat l. Miller from -
to 59, closing 1T III. Green sio1'nt;'l, de-
ciine.i from $3.50 10 ::5o, closing at 500
South Pacific is the only proniiient stock
which shows an advance Dealings in this
were large. anti the price was carried up
from ST. 70 sn.y.1z, closing at Sst3.z: !! Z:
most Of the trading i'll this stock. During
tie week the following dividends were de-
ciared or paid: Chrysolite, - CENTS per
hare; Standard, -, Ontario; 30; De;'dWood
.; Morning Star, ~ per cent Tie Total
bullion receipts from mines were S4J5, l01;
total sales Of mining stocks, both exchanges,
five days, about G5o, ,00o shares.