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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

"T V''t I'H'II II'sH "I tHt HIt''Hl IIyt W Orks
The old reliable Steam Dye Works are
always to the front in enterprise and goot
work, aud have been doing Tremendous,
business in their dying department, whci
gives the best of satisfaction. Those hav
Ing heavy clothing to color should not fai
10 take them to their place Of business, 81
nortH Center street, at once, before winter
sets III, as it is almost impossible TO dry
heavy goods then. The baths are just as
popular as ever, and are receiving new
patrons every day that express themselve,
as being very highlY pleased.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
New Jury.

The following venire was issued today
for jurors to ssve as struck jury in the
case of Mary Mccarthy against the city of
Springfield, Thursday, November IL: P.J
Cole, John L. Berry, J. |. Stafford, Amos
Briggs. A. G. Pratt, Jacob Seitz, Chas. IL.
Pierce, V. \. Farr, A. b. Smith, }. W.
Burns, Eben Skillings, Isaac Stratton, O.
b. Williams. W. Ii. Pretzman, c. P. Rems-
berg. +. A. TibhettS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
A New Feature.

The "Buckwheat Reception" to be giver
at the residence of Robert Johnston
Thursday night promises to eclipse all the
high teas given this season. from TIE
fact that gentlemen are not excluded.
Every one is invited, both young and Old,
and a rare good time is anticipated.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

Why suffer Piles' Immediate relief and COM
plete cure guaranteed. Ask for Rough on
Piles" Sure cure foritching, protruding, bleed
ing or any form OF Piles. Soc. At druggists or
mailed Z. S. Wells, Jersey City, \. J.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
A Gift to Science,

1t is proposed to make the LicI; observatory
truly gift to science IS VOL Is TO California
by placing the G.'27t telescope at the disposal
OF the distinguished astronomers Of tho world
during certain hours of each twenty four,
thus giving visiting specialists al opportunity
OF attacking the unsolved problem Of as
tronomy with the most powerful optical aid
to be obtaineI.-Arkansaw Traveller.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

The commission of Sheriff William B.
Baker, of Clark county, says this morning 5
Columbus Journal, was made out at the
office of the secretary of state yesterday.
His opponent held a jollihcatlon. suppOsing
he was elected on the night of election, but
one precinct was overlooked, which gave
Mr.. Baker an opportunity to jollify at a
later date.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
CIercymen Take Notice.

Please call at the C. c. c. x |. ticket Of
fee As soon as possible, and fill out appIica-
tionS f6f clergy orders for 1887.
q. Ii. KNIGHT, Ag't.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
ImnOrtautfDInties

Mrs. NJ. f. Miller. residing at No. $50
west Columbia street, is prepared to do all
kinds of fur work, and makes a specially
Of retrimming seal-skin sacques. First
class work done. Give her call when you
want ANYTHING in her line.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

Next T." the bowels. ur rather in Cojunc.
ZION with them. the kidneys and bladder are
The most important ~CaveuErrS Of the ~ stem
ihey purify the blood and carry off its re-
tuse. preventing rheumatism. drOp>y,
6rlghtS disease and diabetes by their active
cleansing work. lIn>tetter's Stomach Bit.
t"rS, when the Kidneys eyiuce tendency /,
relax the activity of their important func,
tion, renewrS it. and thus ayrrts renal ma,
aides, the most difficult To cope with. and
which suptrnducr Il tTightful loss of bodily
tissue, stamina and flesh. When the renaI
organs exhibit the slightest symptoms oi
maCtlon, they should at once receive the
nycdful stimulus from this safest. surest
and pI"a~autcSt Of diureticS. ChillS and
fever. dyspepsia. constipation. liver com.
plant ami debility are also remedied by il.
Go t" Ehenharts winter opening Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, and ace
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

Miss Lou Baldwin entertained eight
couples Of her friends at her residence on
east High street last evening, in all infor-
nal but very delightful manner. Cards,
dancing and very handsome refreshments
occupied attention during the evening.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
The Comm issioncrs.

The county commissioners were IN session
Monday afternoon, but did nothing but pass
the usual grst of bills. TIE matter of the
annexation of the town of Clifton, comes
M tomorrow
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

by the popularity of Hop Porous PtaSters
for pains
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
SKINNY MEN.
Wells "Hea
WELLS, HAIR BALsAN

Wells Health Renewer' restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Nervous
Debility. For Weak Men, Delicate Women. 81.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
Dread DiphtheriR.

Councilman McKenna buried child from
diphtheria today. and has another in very
critical condition.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

Sarah Bernhardt will make a tour OF
australia, commencing in May.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

The choice of fifty $50 pattern hats and
bonnetS at Ehrenhart'S winter opening
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

Bulk and can oysters at the Arcade Grocery
in the city
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
O Fairer Than the Faire.t Liiy.

Is Minnie. my charming girl.
For one eve in the arbOr whispered,
Use Champlin'S Liquid Pearl.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE.


An account of the prohibition jubilee and
ratification last night is unavoidably crowd
ed out until tomorrow.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

DOR SAL Two lots, 81 by lg7 on south
Market street, between Miller and Liberty
streets, east side Of street. Cheapest lots on
longest time OF any lots in the city. John ii.
johnson, corner Market and High streets. 22t
ITALI PAPER at from 20 cents for brown
w blanks, to l2ls for white blanks, and gifts
~ to ~ cents per bolt, at Williams's, = east
Main street.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
Cow Brand
ENcurslont To Chicaco.

or Neufchatel cream cheese at the Arcade
Ernppry
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
FOR RENT.

DEMOEED-Mrs. Randall. the mind reader.
II has removed 10 Southern avenue, fourth
house west Of Yellow Springs street 24sb-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
Platt's ROYAL


Select oysters Tine finest in the city, a
the ArcadeGrOcery.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
LOST
REMOVED.

I OST-Pug- dog Finder will be rewarded by
IL returning 10 .. ". Kelly. 265 South Market
street. 2lb-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

Go t" Ehremhart's winter opening Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, and ace
those fifty so pattern, for SIS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
PERSONAL

MADAME MAGAW, g. west Jefferson street
VI ClaiTyoyant, reveals the past, present al.S
future. Also gives private sittInGs. 22bs'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
SPECIAL

DOR RENT-TwO furnished rooms. one OF
i first floor; apply at No. u Fisher 81. 2it'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

The biggest thing1n the world are those
atty $50 patterns at Ehrenhart'S for only IS
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

DOR RENT-One large front room furnished
L Inquire at Maple avenue, second house
from Limestone street 2Tts
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

DOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room
L with gas and crate, for tive persons. and
board il desired. inquire at 50 South Mechanic
street. st
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
WANTED.

WANTED-A good reliable man who can do
I" carpenter work, painting, etc. Per
manent engagement 10 the right party. Ap-
pEy TO Chss. Adams & Co.. managers pros
pectiye Dime Museum, No. Il West Main
street 27tf
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

TANTED-Salesmen TO sell nursery stock;
W full line OF new and valuable speciaitles;
steady employment at fixed salaries and eX-
penses or commission. Address. giving age
and references. May Brothers, Nurseymen,
Rochester, NY. 26b"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

DERSONAL-Weaka and undeyeloped parts Of
L the body enlarged and strength ened. De
scriptiOn, medical testimony, etc. mailed
sealed, free. Erie Medical Co.. Swan street.
Buffalo, MY.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

DOR RENT-A nice fur nj ghed front room for
i gentlemen. Enquirr y L Fisher street.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

T AIDES wanted TO get up Tea Clubs for our
u Pure Teas and COffees. host Of useful
articles to select from as premiums. send for
Illustrated Price and Premium List. special
Ouer: TO every tenth person that answers
this advertisement, We will send free one
pound OF choice Tea. Address, National Tea
A Coffee Co.. Boston, Mass.
JIvaNTEn- Small bousa IN good naiybhor-
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

WANTED-A live. energetic man, TO repre-
w sent us: sI5 per month. and expenses.
Goods staplei every one buys; outfit and par
ticulars free. Standard Silyerware Co, BOs-
ton.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09

WANTED-Girl. 10 de general housework, in
w small family; must be good laundreSS.
None other need apply. - Miller street. sSb
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-09
FOR SALE

ITANTED-Small house, in good neighbor-
W hood. Rent must be low. Address - W.
o., GLOBE REPUBLIC office. lay
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Mrs Pora Benjamin yesterda recovered ~ QOo
from Manhattan Railway CDupanY In trial before Jus
rice Reach IN the Supreme COurt Ile foot caught ID the
mating OF June, 1883, and she fell sustaining in'r
nal injuries -. :.
The application OF Charles T. Harvey for msndamns 10
compe the Contr Her &c HIN Unetlfd 0 the amount
Cumua ed IN tn city Trolsury cm payments by the Ele
railroads In order that he might use The money IN e1
with section OF elevated railroad wS ue
nied by lusilce DOnohue. OF the supreme Court
Judge Van Hoes,D OF the Court Of Common Pleas allowed
80 wock almory and 800 counsel lee to Mis
j. Waidr0n. pending her suit FOR limited dlToroe rom
Josiah Wadron The grOuni Of abandonment and cruc
treatment She asked for 500 week and 500 Tor her
lawyer. ,.,, 81, A,,
EJGdge Curtis took ano legal step IN behalf o. ms
client Alice Kesnc In her suit Tor divorce rom hoss
r. Winans He secured order to show cans why a. ny
proceedings should not be granted unii the enciN
should whether To- ustan the judgment 0 the ou
below denying transfer o the from referee Hash 70
iury furter to discontinue the present ac-
ton motion will he heard to-day The reference was
adjourned until next Wednesday a.
fans sutton president OF the Aldne Publishing com
pany 10 Nesay At, has heen arrested y Tie st OF M
WA p Orient L. who demands SlOODD htnages
His daughrr Jcuuie May In ls o. whom she was
old " IL alleged uccamO companion 10 hi9
and b the deendant The order OF arrest was
Issued Justice DOnohue OF the supreme Court Mr sutton
paye hall in 1000
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
TIE PETROLEuM MARKET.

There is something amazing in the morbid
attention which is now being given to the from
the oil field 20 the exclusion OF regard the larger
features OF the petroleum situation. We're there In
sight some field OF the phenomenal nature OF Cherry
Grove or Thorn Creek there might be for
this nervous atac of the speculative mind. but
well has been opened IN the last months which, In
view OF the excess OF consumption over
production ought to have alaI ned oper.
atOrs. sI'he untrustworthy character Of many
OF the rumors AID dispatches E.s frequently
demonstrated and We do better than qaoIe
words from the circular letter OF Watson and Gibson,
who say: "It is positively ludcrous TO think of tho
manner In which the opinions of traders are Influenced
by dispatches from the field AS long there Is
ldsses thore will be flies. The get snort and
send bearsh kilograms alons and telegra h thas
all the wells are falling off," Yesterday the best
authorities placed the pa, Of the Dyke WE'LL In Wash
ihgton County at not 200 barrels at the 10
barrels. Tue market responded this Intelligence with
moro vim and warmth than II has shown for
tDe Prices rose from SS9S77s cents to s9l9
cents around hsse figures the market acid with dra-
ness, dropping to SSs IN the afternoon, but recovering
near the close ard rising 70 80 cents amid cheers Tho
end strong and carrying rates low. indicating
that considerable short interest the floor has noe
yet liqnidatod.
study OF the Development work done last year will
repay the time. Iu ths first haf OF 1889 the average
daily production l9.309 barrels; IN the last
half IL was 23269 barrels and yet the lowest prices
were made in the early months. The maxim1m new
production In October the gross amount and tho
por well have both been the decline since.
Here the figures by months for 1885:
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

promised TO tske any differences into the pulpit
prayer meetings to give insults privately or
publicly any Interfere with my newspaper
correspondence. fully aud freely promised that neither
my Influence my items shoali dspaiaging to the
church the pastor whom the pastors actions were in
accord with the church, having twice made very
slight hut Wholesome criticism through the press. At
this meeting Mr. Webster instructed by the Board to
public confession to me, which thing he did la
the public cOngre cation the next Sunday morning"
Tho peace thus made lasted for some time. Mr.
Webster and his family vsitsd England and on their
itb OF OctOhcr hOwevers Mr. Edwards, very I'M
expc:tedy, Mr. Decker teafher OF the public school,
agcutlenan OF culture, education and refinement, came
TO me while was pnttiIS up my horse ater taxing
ride | had no ided what his errand not having
heard that he had mot Miss May Webster since her
return from England. Aud to my surprise he said:
TO marry us. He did not ask mt II would nor ala tell
him would marry them. It GOne In busincss.llke
manner without naming the parents OF the lady at
all, aud although could have wished that they hod
called upon other minister to perform the cere
mOny, yet did not find 1t in deny their request
nsd often been called upon 20 marry people and felt that
ordained To perurn holy functions aud u at
these young people OF full narriageable twenty one
aud twenty ut next biithdayl fully developed IN
mind and body ha rights which vas morally hound to
respect know thGt The act or marrying them Was no
wrong whaterer. violation OF law, moral, evil OF
ecclesiastical and that would be doing TO them as
wOu6 wish them 10 do to IL refnsed About iozen
invited guests present at the boarding place OF
Mr. Decker H. tho evening after prayer meeting was
eLded when eutcred Il house aud sObeTly rnd sol
EMMY married tho happy couple I'd tne rear % uo any
according & the usagcs OF the Methodist Episcopal
Chuich and the la " the State OF Now York These
the circumstances OF the case But man was
forEi hundred miles away who could De persuaded 10
frame some frte charges falls, their very sce,
panied by apCcicaipns futile and Tar fctred rs thc
charges Spd b. false representations the Elder vas PEI
sI2ded lohully 10 entertain The charges, acknowledging
tLat least Gtty per cent Ji thu corgy he had talked
with said they should not have been entertained"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Jan 7.-PrOyisOns- Cumberland Cut,
sos ul Long Cezr Mtldlss. 29s Od short CLEAR Mddes
SIs ID short RIBS. 20s ed shoulders 23s Od per cwe
psof-Sis Ud for EXTRA indian Mess Prime Meas 6's Od
Pork-prinr Meas s9A 0d bbL prtne Meas Ea:tern,
80 wesiern 42s 32s. Cd: P..m9 West
era Sis d. Lard OIL. S7s Cd Iiams-Long cat S7s. . !
aer, 5Jg 3l Butter S2a Cd cwt ior nLe5t United
Sisies CLsese-A mencan Choice asa 90. Wheat-hei
.Western sprig Is I'd rs 5d Red Winei ds dds bd
Sew Mixed Western. A., Id California No J. n. "a q
40 3D., Californian No "a Od szi per ocnta pe'neo
cwt Renned petroleum. Ga G6' Iofgaion Cloyerseed-
Aernan ned .vs per owt. Taov-27s Jd. Dercwt Rose.
-Coulmon So 4di Pale. lis Sd dOs 0d iinseed on 2ls
cyt JaIOW-btne Amer1oII. 20s 0d: Pline Gay,
2ss Od per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
era 3 i9d. iGfe nuarters. 3Asd. per 70. 80 oto -
LONDON jan 7.-PrOduce- -Iinseed oil. Rle 7sI
Cd per TIM Calcutta Lnseed 42s Cd per quarter ldnseea
Cake 81 5sGE6 0a per toI Keh1ed f"'ro,I oSni W, .,
Gtsd per gallon Spirits OF Turpentne 2's od pol cnIi
Sperm on a6s per Rosin-Common "a Vd per cwtl
Pale Iss ella Provfaons-fard. S3s. 0d Dot cwt Tor
American sugar ina ep per ewI IaI Snpn ~ ,
fefnng anoat; AHstfaliln Tallow-BceL 24e ~ 02os.
Ga, Mutton. 2is. ed G2Us. 6d Cocoa Nut oh-Ceyioa'
&27 ps.j Cochin. 2Jl "a
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
IsE WARD THE EYGIYEERf

The Grip Commission, as the Committee on
Mechanical Appliances for the Bridge Is now euccnct'
y called is Ia doubt whether IL has Ferdinand Ward for
a correspondent or not IL has received letter from
fling Sing ohirography Is suggestive or tne neat
deicate handwriting Of the Young Napoleon OF Finance
TIC episte IL dated at Sing Sing. The writer declares
that nc is ian old engineer detained at the hoteI
sing siug" and proposes pan p,,.o dor
faoHltating passenger trahc on Inc Brlugc.
iic ssns himself Engineer Hotel sing Sing"
The scheme proposed contemplates termlni IN tho form
semcircles that the cars can run around the cage
y, =, I'm. makipQ continuous Circuit by means OF an
cndlesr cable The writer Is evidently In dead
sar h says in copcusion Don't reject this plat for
=, \" 1. "a nrartcal one" Tho handwriting is what Is
srmeS and the letter Ia evidently writ
,en Inv q man of af3jEs aud experience lie declares
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
S1ATE OF TRADE

qass sTfoWs hoWard ia Street ami wesen sup
supe 81 5OGs3 TO- sxtrl - 509si lj ID RoBIagis.
snn as d
.a Hq % zoe So Western amO s snoi s
s4 sp %se .s%4e as YesT wsSn
svot - sSS a sc.fsra r
S6oS0o. Western White. 56SSsci DO MlxeL 81 gSst-:
ssa Iess PORK SO IS
ii50 Wheat SGo9 push % Corn iO0Go1 Tn1 Snsa a,
obs. corn saio.wbest 100000 oa'n Cora.
Az 900 bush
ss So Extra s5 75dsS % Patent sCrng wLeats 80 BOO
sa1 Pss0I |nsf s;sssf wsS. c II gsl s o. No oSI % .
a47 Ic oat. steady No White !ie. no whire s,,s sue.
western Creamery 2793Oc EgSs Freshlad Eastern sis
EssS ssS's sodS5 5SG Sa 3ss 1850 So0 os @
bush.
wss4 san 81 g. Ss sS snf
Mnne,OSe bsss 9 S !, 4 80 ys T o IS ss 5S
wosa, lower RANGED January ~ sltes2c eiosl1I =
tsOTuag q seSo "a sSns sSrR: q q & 40 Nay :Sr SnS
S8SS5c stea ana pe cash % s & ia snGaTy aa. S1
g &c. sc MaS cS' sS. Closing At s SiscT
rsnSed mn .ss so.ins at q 20 eve sioady so
barley d3s6Ac pors aaiot Cash sie ,s29sios 80, -;
ns May $40 1isso e e cS e2',ns N 4 JiO J.O =
Ia LsS Ses s.sa w Foornary s6 o7sG May q 80
- 90 shG 9 S saes -
400 6bls Wuea; hush. Cora 90 600 on-h, ,,ata
fo1G 100 oGis Wheat, 2o9o ensn. Corn ~ gS 49, ooS sS'a
OaI. 53OvU Uusn aye. lOOO cushi cA'oY s'Ooo Ousn-
cNcsxA Jan foa, 81 ase; wGss, aaa s. s5s.' M F.p.a &
q ooGsi 20 Fancy 3 81 so1rp1s G Se usp Corr un
gSs' NS sgea 81 sss5c Oats strons No Misea sis
kycS Fan sasG si.nv No 40 IS sSns SSgs az s
BulEmeats stcadvs 5houder. ~ ~ sh9r.o, i3 ,9s
SsS, BSeSp lss s. s1d s M ar" wssSS afn ans
Iogs Gulot Common snd LthI - g@SS ~ 20; 49,
ino ans Butchers 5GS4 l0I eecepu Oioa noIu s"s
uents. 6l7 Desn ~,
DsTao wns easier S . wes Gs,n sSs ss is,: issu
s; sa1Pssy sse SSs SsSrdafS @ay R' % Nay ss %
Receipts 25,30O bush. Corn-N@ Si%e' oatS-"@
White SO ac. cash NO. :. Soe-
s9n Fan y M Ms,aa Hssa ssc f:s nss
ssS:S: ss':S' January ''''' ~
MnwAuxrs Wheat sn Cash slS BE- S,119 ian1aiEs: S
s9 NC sss GpSi poTs Cast sio IS LaraPms steam
CS:S or ts,ST, JsaSa5T u isSi7G
SaSsFres se2oc ecopisPleur 1000 Solsa wsess; ;
10000 bush ean sarsS; Sa,S Barley "a o1S 0asa
pyo,,, Ian. 7-corn firm New High Mixed. SIS $50:
No MiIea s3esse oa'' rn nrn ,, No. No Sssoaa
s No Mi1es o6o s7Sso ss.h oass s' 7Soe RYE
shipineuts- Corn 1.OO0 0usa'i oa'S -i'00' '' ~"
1000 bush. x-
Logrs jan n'v SsqsTs g ssSss .ssaaI eneeS
fsnsy s. 8osl 70 Patents 50 00@sS AZ sasc se5sasry
aasS1 g. sSsgSS Corn Sa. I'nssss %ssS
Sry ssssa35 ac February S.cL NAY 90 -" ,siSs NAY
NJ MtsS s1eaSa Sss% az sSs Barley sssav eossos s1.
Ter nasianged Eggs soady 81 10 SSt" arsn sro as ~
a. 81 unr, %S Mss nrn a. 81 TO 9hisE, STEADY u 81 I
pp SiO 40 BuiSmeats-L Long Clear 50 I. sno. o
% 6S5 20 s9or SoS Sl mia, nj wnssI 1000 6asaA .9ra
~ 0ov Dsn Osts 1000 eusn' Sva S ao,., Whsa. 1900
;s s;Vvo V t:orn $4,000 nusr., 1000 oiss Hye'
ensla; Barley. 1000 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
THURSDAY, Jan. 7-P. VI.

THURSDAY, Jan. 7-P. NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day wore more
more notable for their duness than Tor any other pro-
nounced feature st there is Significance in the
steadness developed with such extreme duness atter
the material apprecistons in values which have oc'
CURED It indicates that, while for the moment there
may be hesitation on tho part OF new buyers tne
majority Of the holders of stocks who at present ngures
have large profits In sight, are entirely satiSned Win
the present situation OF affairs and are content to await
acknowledgements One thing s evident and that IS
that at this time no efforts are being made to ad-
vance the figures. On the other hand
there IA reason 10 believe that 10 certain
classes OF securities efforts to depress prices are aided
by semiolcal head shaking ana innuendoes Ihat ac-
cepted barometer of general conditionsthe iron trade
IS in much better situation than has been told In the
newspapers II Is true that some OF tho leading makers
who are fully satisfied with the profits which the pres
en prices afford their particular furnaces have done
all within their power prevent advance in the price OF
pg iron The object OF course. was TO hold the prices
where they paid them large profit but stl forDid the
blowing In OF all the furnaces Of the country whose ag
gregate product. It feared would overstock the
MARKET outlook for the demand. however indicates
that the efforts will prove futile aud that an advance IN
tho price OF iron is Inevitable. 1t is not the price
which the general situation, but the quantity
for which there legitimate demand, and for that rea-
son facts which well known TO some operators
who have recently assumed an appearance OF luxe
warmuess I'm the stock morket. are cited Ihe trans
actions I'm stocks to-day amounted TO only 226,2oo
shares Prices early strong and advanced. and
late were weak and declined but aside tho trading In
three stocks the dealings absolutely featureIess
Erie common furnished nearly quarter OF the whole
days business. 1t early advanced s. TO 27s aud closed
at 2G7s Delaware. Lackawanna and Western rose from
l2g7sto 1874 aud closed at 123L Texas Pacific was
specially weak aud declined from 1873 TO ii L aud closed
at s. upon the publication OF what purported to be
NJ three shares OF the
stock converted into one share OF new
stock leaving S22 900 Of new stock IN tue hands OF
the company To be sold upon the market We question
N tie scheme as published has any foundation The
market generally closed steady at IS TO L per cent
below last evenings prices
Government bonds were very dull but fairly steady
Annexed are the closing quotations: