The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-11-14

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tno reiuctAnco Oh
n " watched pots 10
bod Il proved -
well In business q
elsewhere, a. I'd
S~Y gar Tramlay and
SEW number Of other
MA men In the Iron
% trade bad for some
ESSt1 ~ time been learning
to their sorroW
H&@N9 Few OF them were
H. SIC making any mon
~ ey; most Of them
were losing On interest account, closed mills
or stock on hand that could not and purchns
era To know this was uncomfortable; to
know that the remainder Of the basinea
world know 1t also was worse; there Is senss
Of humiliation In merely holding ones own
for q long period which b infinitely more
provoking and depressing TO business man
than an absolute failure or assignment
How closely every one In TramlayS busi'
ness circle watched the iron markell There
was not an industry In the world In the
Ieast degree depsndeut upon iron which
they did not also watch cloSely and
deducs apparent probabilities which they
exchanged with Ons another The pro
eeedings Of cougnaS, the results Of cleo
tons, the political movements abroad that
tended 10 either peace or war, became inter
esting solely through their possible influence
upon tho Iron trade Again aud again they
were sure that the active and upward mote
ment was begin at once. the opening Of long
closed mill to execute u sinnll order, even 0
longer interval than usual between the clos
ingS Of mills, was enough 10 lift up their col
"a. Ill
become faint hearted again when they real
lied that they, like HoSea Biglow'S chanti
cleer, had been
Mstakin' mOunrtSs for the break o day
But suddenly, through causes that no one
had foreseen, or which all had discounted &C
often that they had feared to consider them
again, iron began to look up. some small or
dsrS Of Q long absent kind, began to creep
into the market, prices improved q little o.
stock depleted, several mills made haste &c
open, and prudent dealers, who bad been
Seeping down expenses for months and yeaFs,
low began to talk hopefully Of what they
expected to do In the line Of private expeud
turoA
Good news dies fast. the upward tendency
Of iron was soon talked Of In New York;
thousands Of down town Offices, where, to an
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