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The object Of the above entitled suit Is to obtain
q judgment against tho above named defendant
for the sum Of two hundred and eighty dollars and
Elxtysix cents, with interest thereon from the ID
dayof January 1855, until payment, for the beard
OF the said defendants wife aud two daughters by
the plainuh from May u, 1884 10 January Z, 1885,
amounting to $3.50 CO, for the principal on account
Of said board, aud SO 90 ID addition thereto for
cash advanced, and the costs OF suit, and 10 sub.
1ect 70 tho lien Of tho said plaintiffs attachment
the following described property, that Is 10 say. an
Of the undivided interest Of said George II, Brin.
ton in parts Of lots No. . and No. u, Eoff's Add
ton 10 the City Of Wheeling and located on Market
street between Twents. fifth aud TwentyktXth
streets In the City Of Wheeling, county OF ihIo
being the property formerly owned by John and
Mary 9; Brinton. And II appearing from an an,
dGyit fled In this cause, mt these kules that ihe
defendant, George II. Brnton, d not q rodent n
the State Of West Virginia, and he not having been
served with process IN this suit on the motion Of
the pAintn, by his attorneys, this order OF publ
cation Is entered a0Rlnst him, and Il Is ordered
that the Elid defendant GeoEeH Brinton, be and
he 10 hereby directed TO appear within Que month
After the date Of tho atSt plblisatoR OF this CIDER
and do what Is necessary TO protect his Interests.
II fs further ordered that this order DO pnhlshed
and posted a. required by law,
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
a. the Court House Of said county, this 7th day 81
January, 1855, tO-wit: January Rules, 1855,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
PlhlIhed the trSt time January 8, 1885.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL CLERK.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, iRsrh
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0TuE WORLD"
The Famous Spectacular Play mt the Wheel.
Ing Opera Houip.

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The spectacular mclodrama, 1.-THE
World" waspresented at the Opera House
last night for the first time in Wheeling.
j. 2. Little, WHO nov owns the piece,
takes the principal character. As q liter
airy work the play has no claims to recog-
milton, and the ability ofthe company has
little bearing on its successful rendition,
the scenery and mechanical effects con.
shutting It's sole attractions. These are
artistic and ingenious. This sinking ship
il well managed and the life raft scene Is
one OF the finest spectacular effects ever
witnessed here, The revolving scene is
likewise fine, and In phort oil the scenery
used IL all that has been claimed for 1t,
and the mechanism works smoothly and
satisfactorily.
The play will again be presented this
The audience last night was
not large, but exceedingly appreciatiye.
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Mn. JOHN RoRNRR explains that the
word commissioners" in his communica-
ton printed yesterday was a misprint for
"Consumers." The sentence should have
read mGas and water coastrmtrS,n etc.
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ALL.W0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock q full line Of the
above Jackets; also, nn extra heavy qual.
III for butchers, and a full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. G. HESS Il sons,
Merchant Tallors and Gents FRrnlshers.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. ST. A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair,
sliuhtly warmer weather, southeriy winds,
MI1ine barometer In the western portion
and rising and falling barometer In the
Far lie Lower Lakes, generally fair,
warmer weather, soathwesterly Winds,
shifting southerly, rising barometer m t ne
eastern portion and rising followed py
falling barometer in tbe western poft'oa,
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HOPEFUL GLASS MEN,
Increased Demand Tor Wheeling Glass.
ware Expected.

+ ware Expected.
The glass manufacturers Of the city,
while they do not report any decided I'm,
provement in business Just yet, take .
hopeful view OF the future, and predict .
decided improvement early in 1895. Two
of the three furnaces at the Central Glass
Works are in operation, and have run
steadily except duringtbe holidays, when
tho men were given q weeks rest The
two houses in this city are the only flint
glass factories in operation in this vicinity,
Each OF them are making the usual efforts
to keep ahead Of the market, and stimu,
late trade by designing novelties OF attract
i've patterns.
Its predicted that the lockout over the
river viii end this month. The owners 81
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THE DgNwooD MILL.

At the office OF the Benwood mill Major
Loring, the Secretary, was found. He said
there was slight picking up in orders,
but no stitfeningin prices. He could not
say there was any improvement inthe
business, but among the iobbers of the
country at large q feelingis perceptible
that there will be frightening OF the
trade early in this year. The slight in
crease in inquiries for nails may be traced
tothis source, theinQuiries being evident
ly in anticipation Of future stitIening Of
prices.
The Benwood boiling department went
on In full last Monday, but this was only
to lay in stocks Of certain sizes of nails
which were getting low in the ware
houses. How long the mill will run is not
certain-possibly not after this week.
All iron nails sold now, Major Loring
says, arc sold at a loss, and nothing is
made on steel nails. Under these circum-
stances. OF course, there is nothing in run
ming the mills, Whether the expected
improvement in trade will pan out re-
mains to DO seen. There is certainly a
more hopeful view OF business abroad
than has lately existed.
There has been general reduction OF
the wages OF laborers in iron mills not
protected byth Amalgamated Association
In other parts Of the country. Similar
steps have not yet been taken here, and
Major Loring could not say whether they
tvnI,ld ha
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday;
"a. NJ, 4O'; l2 NJ, 1897. N, 4i7 P. NJ,
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The Andes will leave at 8 o'clock this
afternoon on her return trip to Cincin-
natl. Freight should be on hand early.
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WHAT consolation is it to a man who
has slipped and broken through a cellar
grating, to be told by Christian men to
"Aare up, hit it harder and then use st.
Jacobs OIL"
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Dry Goods.

NEW York, Jan. 7.-cotton firm; futures barely
steady; January ff.fGc; February II lie: March
1ll7c; April Il. 100: May 1l.i2c; June ll62c: July
11.GSc; August n.7lc: September ll.4re; October
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THE NAIL TRADE.
somsI Plel.Ins Ur la oeaet.. Da. slIsht I'm.

SO"U GiChAuR VI ~ OIuotht pub 9hkLak ALL
provement.
The nail tradei is inactive, and prices no
sitter. There are increased inquiries at.
ter nails, but this fact is not SO encour-
aging as it might be under other circum-
stances It has been the practice in the
nail mills here, at least 10 some extent, to
book orders for future delivery at present
prices. Jobbers whoanticipatcd a stiffen.
Ing OF prices took advantage Of this, and
il the. expected rise did not occur they
would cancel their orders. Thus the Gus.
tom was all in favor OF the buyer and
against the mills. This custom has been
abandoned very generally by. Wheeling
mills. They decline to place themselves
inaposition to receive no benefit Of an
expected Improvement in the nail market.
Most Of the inquiries received are with q
view 10 purchase for future delivery.
This indicates that the expectations oil
better times are general.
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Mr.. john BAtnE, at the Union Ticket
Office, McLure House, has Rev. DR.. ]. NJ.
1'hoburn's book for sale. 1t willnodoubt
ha In rreat demand here
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The annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of ,bO
National iiank Of West Virginia At WheeiIns VII
be held al the Banking House on Tuesday, JanuSFy
=. NJ. for the election OF Directors, All the trbt
action Of any other business that may come bciSto
them. JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
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CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord a deed made January !, by the La
Belle Perpetual Building Association to
Silas n. Freese, in consideration OF $500,
for portion Of the Sunnyside Vineyard
Drnnartv nm GeorDe,a rnfl rs
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YNnRTnNE TELLING.

MRs, TELLER, The seventh daughter Of Tho ,ev.
enth generation, will do Cures. a. well "a TeiipV
tnisng a. she tells the past a. well Is thC inin,s
She can give evidence as well as patronage % Al
IL Her = rssidcnec'k on tho corner Of Eighth nDs
Market Street - ~ AZ
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Petroleum.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. Live hogs active and
firm; common and Light s. G5a4 IS; packing and
butchers q 6Oal 70; receipts $500 head; shipments
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WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. .. 1SSl.
cToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual mectisg Of the Stockholders Of ,bo
Union FLINT Glass Works for the election Of Dine
tor. and transaction Of other business will be led
Al the rooms, No. 1903 Market street, over Stanton
& DaVeapeFtS Store, on Saturday, January 10 Isl,
at 2 o'clock 7. Y. w. e. HANDLAN,
den President
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UHCI I2bHIz4V' - 2 = ~
:, NEW YOnk. Jan. 7-potroleum steady: United
! rmlADELrnlA, Pa, Jan. 7.--retEoleun duh a.
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@lairnenants.

n ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN oUFFN'
Reveals paSt, Present. and Future Virs- ~
yice on money business and family Ra6ln Iic,1'
from / "a 0 =. II No. % Etrhth street ' NY
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PIEHsuGGI. Pa. Jan. z.-In The afternoon The
then rallied 10 72ILIc at the close.
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George H. l.; Drla.op.


The OBJ ect Of tho above entitled suit Is to obtain
q Judgment against the above named defendant for
the sum OF five hundred and sixty.eight dollars,
with interest thereon from the 24th day OF May,
1854, until payment, for the board OF the said dc.
fendants wife and two daughters by PLAINTIFF de-
cedent from January II, 1852, to May q, 1884,
amounting 10 S66S co. and the costs OF suit and 10
subject 10 the lien OF tho said plaintiffs attach
ment tho following described property, that Is 10
shy: all OF the undivided interest Of said George
II. BFiatoR Ia parts OF !8t No. % and No. q, RoE's
Addition TO the City Of Wheeling, and located on
Market street, between Twenty.tiith and Twenty.
sixth streets, In the City Of Wheeling, county Of
Ohio being the property formerly owned by John
and Mary s. Brinton. And It appearing from an
aldayit filed IN this cause at these Rnles that the
defendant, George II. Briuton, Is not resident OF
the Stnte OF West Virginia, and he not having been
served with process In this suit on the motion OF
the plaintiff by his attorneys, this order Of publi
cation Is entertd against him, and II Is ordered
that the said defendant George II. Brinton, be and
he Is hereby required 10 appear within ono month
after the date OF the first publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary 10 protect his interests;
Il Is further ordered that This order DO pubHshed
and posted as required by law.
Witness, JOHNNY. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
at the Court House Of said county, this 9Th day Of
January, 1885, to wit: January Rules, 1885,
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the frat time January 5, 1885.
Attest; JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
DovENER & ELsoN,
ATTORNEYS for Piatutff faSrh 4
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RoILEn SKATES, club pattern; the only
adjustable bottom skate made, See them
before you buy. Sold by Boyd, Market
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
i OHIO COUNTY, IS.
ginIR. January Rules 1855
Eva A. Hayburn, admlnistratrlxl
Of the estate OF LaYinia Travis, 49,
deceased, SIn lSsimpSit,
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samfnrd's &aatea1 Gn,re.
CA T ARRFI
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for
every form Of Catarrh, 81.
M ASK FOR
RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, watery Discharges from the Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved
Choking Ingogs slIslOdsed, membrane cleansed
and healed, breath sweetensd, smell, taste, aud
hearing restored, and rayagOs checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, DrOpplnss into the Throat
Pains In the Chest Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength
and Flesh Los Of Sleep, etc, cured,
onA bgttle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and ono Or. sAnionds Inhaler, in one. pack.
age, Of all druggists, for 81. Rad.
ical Cure, pure dlstillauon Of witch.H Hazel Am.
Pine, ca Fir, NaEiepid. Clover blossoms, ETC
Porter DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Steam gaehets.


DEGULAP STEAM PACKET FOR
1N Patkersbutg, pomeroy, GallIpolls, IISI,s !.
lrontons Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays. " ~
vile, Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE, the $500
elegant passenger steamer
NEW AM ,Sv..,,..,,,..C IIAs. MuHIEMAN, Master,
MART y. Eol1i Clerk,
lively. Passengers and freight receIpted throurh
70 az points West aud South For freight or pas.
is " YON u - FRANK BOOTH, Agent
GE 4AE So HxSGG SRfSSIri 30 lF,P
The steamer =z-s-ssz4
ANDEs,"...: ...,.. carr. cHAs. MuHtExAs.
Owing % The uncertainty Of the weather during
inc month o. January the steamer Andes has dc.
iefFed her New ofleeus ExeaHl6n until TueStkY,
February lSS. The Andes viii remain at New
Orleans at least seven days. Fare for the round
Tip Fifty Dollar. including boarding and lodging
while at New Orleans. Secure your rooms beloFo
FRANK BOOTH,
de2kTThAG Wheeling ". Va.
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.GTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the Stakeholder, Of ,bO
wheeling & belmont Bridge Company Will be held
at the office OF the Company on Monday, the i2h
day Of january, 1885, between the hOnrs Of and
O'Clock r. n, for the election OF nine Manager 10
serve during the ensuing year: ,,,..,
:, JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of the wa.ef aaa sIoyemen.s Of u,

The river continued to rise steadily yes
terlay, and the marks hast evening indi-
Gated depth OF 10 feet 10 inchesin the
channel. The river was almost entirely
free of ice, what little there was being
light shoreice.
THE reports from above last night were
as follows: Pittsburgh, u feet 4 inches
and rising; Morgantown, 10 feet and fall
ing; Oil City, 4 feet II inches and rising;
Parker's, 5 feet 10 inches and rising;
Greensboro, s feet and falling.
Business on the landing yesterday was
brisk.
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and closed c under ysiteriAy sales ranged jan.
uary 4afe e, closed 9le tci Eeprulfy ls7ta
size closed d 7siscl March 81 elosea y
Chicago spring 7s5laIszc, closed % ss5Ec; No, 9;
65a6sc; No. rcd nc; No, 3 red &c. Corn In good
demRnd and unsettled; February and May 90.
cali s6a $40 cloSed at S6c;JanuATy $S35a9g3Sc,
closed at c: February 80 closed y ySstci
March S6iiaSfc,j closed ~ S6sSci NAY
closed Mt Sgl{e. Oats tFmi cash and January syS
2Jac closed &c t5si26J4c; May ~ saS0e, closed q
252a2gTfc. Rye hrm ~ btSc. BARLEY 9ui.eSt
al CO. flaxseed In fair demand g y ~
resided ioaiSc, asSIf adySnc6d iOais Shd closed
steady; cash Sil B7Jal2 %. February 81 11nle ~
closed at 81 001l2 02lS; March sn S2H9l2 M
closed a So i2al2 IS Lard II tait Hems VIZ
loo and closed steldyt cash 1901 January
6.S75ic; March Ge6GIfOc, closed .at Jota7.gllSc
short NIB 6Ofa6O5c; short clear 635a6.4Oc, Whisky
steady and unchanged at 81 IS Butter and eggs
quiet and unchanged. Atternoon boardzWheat
lower and declined Corn JanI nL
easier; january declined. 10; May, declined IL
Pork, demand active; January advanced ~
February declined 2kc. Lard nrmi January ad'
yanced &c; February advanced 21Ec.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 7.-Flour steady aud firm;
Howard street and western supertne q 40a2 %;
extra 8 0as 50; family - 76ai %. Wheat, western
active and lower, closing weak; No: red winter
sSJSc; March April ig1 hIl 70 May
Corn, western active and lower; mixed spot fs3sa
4glc; January 49, February i7ai e; March
Axe; steamer 47c bid Oats quiet aud tirm; west;
easy al 63a1Sc. Hay steady aud arm. Provisions
lrmer; mes pork, old, SIS %; new, SIG .. Bulk
meats shoulders and clear RIB sides packed ca ct
bacon shoulders 71fc; clear RIB sides S1fci hams
fi5<ai2fc Lard, refined SIC. butter qRset western
packed ila2Ic; creamery 2hlS0c. Eggs steady NJ "a
2Sc. Coffee dull; Rio cargols, ordinary 10 atr
s5saSttc. Sugar quiet; Asoft ne Whisky steady
atf1 1SaI 10 " ~ t
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ToLEpo, O., Jan. z-wheat dulLand lower No.
. red spot aud January 771Isc asked; February
Corn 1ulCt and steady; No. 2JAnuary i0c bid; 1910
asked; May 4Ic bid, &c asked. Oats dull; No. 2
spot 2Sc; May SIC. Glover seed quiet aud steady;
prime, spot and January 81 GO bid; 81 70 asked Feb
mary 81 Is lSEed O..
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CISuNHArT, o., Jan. 7.--Flour dun Wheat
ments 800 bushels. Corn easier and In moderate
demand; No. 2 4Oc. Oats quiet aud firm ~ SOISc:
Rye cadeF at 67a5sc. Barley, demand fair and
market firm and unchanged. Pork quiet, hrm and
UNCHANGED. Lard strong at 6.S5c Bulk meats and
bacon ffm and unchanged. Whisky dHllaR Eoni.
nn nj 81 II. Butter stronger; northwestern cream
cry SIC; dairy lSa2Oc, Eggs dull At 2Oa2lc. Cheese
firm and unchanged,
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME.

Pfsocs 20 and 70 cents Reserved seats 500
Sale Of seats commences Saturday, January 10Th,
Mt r. ", Rauher'H III. las
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l
The Ironsides and Veteran passed up.
The Princess is as popular as ever with
the people in the Bellaire trade.
The Abncr o'Neal and Telegraph were
both on time yesterday and each had a
fair trip.
The Andes will leave at 8 o'clock this
afternoon on her return trip TO Cincin-
matt. Freight should be on hand early.
The st. Lawrence is due down at an
early hour this morning, having left Pitts
purgh last evening in the Graham's place.
John Muhlemau, engineeron the Andes,
is very proud OF the apple-pie order in
which his department is to be found, He
defes competition in the way Of having
everything about his engine complete.
Captain Mack Gamble is such popu.
lar favorite along the river that all will be
glad to hear that he will start the Diurnal
out in the Parkersbprg trade this morn
ing. Shewill continue to rum regularly
as long rs tho ice will allow.
A Pittsbnrger and q gentleman from
down the river have been here for a day
or two past negotiating for the purchase
OF the steamer Courier, OF the Parkers.
burg trade, for the purpose Of taking her
to New Orleans and using her as hotel
boat during the Exposition, It's likely
that she will DO sold to them. Atpresent
she is laid up, above the water works.
For some time past the Diurnal has been
laid up at the, old North landing during
which time she Inns had her machinery
carefully oyerhauled by John tcnger, her
engineer, and has also had new wheels put
In. They are what arc known as "stog-
yard" wheels, such as the SYeeney's
placed in the Minnie Bay. Atrial trip was
made yesterday and with the new wheels
the boat was found to run as steadily us a
stern wheel packet,
The Telephone, tho we'll known packet
recently sunk near the mouth OF The Little
Hooking, was builtin 1878 by Maddy Bros.
for the Wheeling and Charleston trade,
and while In this trade made her record
OF eighteen miles per houF on run Be:
tween Middleport and Point Pleasant,
She was sold the same year to Captain
budding to supply the place Of the West
Virginia in the Gallipolis trade, and was
run by him until 1881, when she became
the EfopeftyNt X, a. CaFf.ff Gnp Elp pHtCe
paif being $4,000. Since that time she
had been extensively repaired, thoroughly
reRtted and was well worth her valuation.
She entered, this season, the Marietta and
Charleston tiSle, and had made but few
trips in her new business.
The Andes arrived In port yesterday
afternoon at four o'clock, having left Gin
clnDa.i last Friday evening. She encoun-
tered the Ice and had u rough tune, hayl
ing been obliged to go TO bank several
times. II has been several weeks since
the Andes was here and her whistle had |
a welcome soand in It Yesterday. She
had big trip on board Capt. Charlie |
Muhleman was in command, as usual,
and all his clever aides were on board.
He reports the prospects for The Andes
to New Orleans next npnth az
very hattering. He will leave here Feb.
ruary .. The fare for the round trip Is
$50, which includes meals and lodgings
oil the time the boat is gone, which will
be about one month, seven days Of which
are TO be spent at the Exposition,
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.meetinas.

| OBJECTION. =
Their regular annual meeting Of the Stakeholder
of the Commercial Bank for the election Of Dltyc,
tors will be held al is oilce on Tuesday, January
IA, 1855, between the hours otO and l2A.M
s. :. HILDRgTH, Ceihief.
,r,,rr,,.n January q 1881 L.
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THE pRLMoNr MIL.

The gentlemen at the Belmont mill
office when questioned as to tho prospects
for revival OF trade said that since the
first there has been very perceptible In
Grease OF queries from the jobbers as to
prices, stocks, ETC., which was to be inter
preted as the first indication OF picking
up OF trade, but that substantial revival
was not looked foruntil the farmers of the
West began to send their products more
freely to the East and receive in return
fair prices. As to the price OF nails, moth
ing in the way OF an upward tendency
was really anticipated, although the manu-
tacturevs would be glad TO see sucha state
Of Affairs and there IL little or nothing in
nails at the present rate,
All departments at the Belmont ave at
present shut down, and advantage is being
taken OF this period 10 make a few repairs.
It expected that the boiling department
will 60 on next Monday.
The Crescent sheet iron works, south Of
the creek, 10 running with only about hall
OF its force employed. There is no pre-
Ceptible Frightening Of the prospects OF the
sheet iron business.
The Top mill is still idle, but is expect
ed to start up soo9.
The Standard rolling mill, at Etngyille,
is running on full time with plenty Of
orders. The Etna expects to start next
Monday, yl