Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-08


or .tock on hAni that ooah no, ini Purchas
err To know this vas uncomfortable 70
know that the remainder Of the busins-s
work. knss IL aiso vas sor-s, thsrr l. -sn-'
of humiliation In merely holiing one. own
for loag T-riod shlch V Infinitely mor-
provoking anil dsprs~ing 10 . busins-- man
than an al-oluts failure 90 s-.ignm~n,
How clo-ely every ons In Iramiays basi'
ns-s circle wAichs.i the irun markell There
vas NJ, an Industry In the surii In tho
last desrv. dsI.Blsnt upon iron -hich
they dA %, al.o watch elo-ly and
ds,inoe apparent prolablhtiss which they
.tchang,,i with Ons another. The pro
s-.ilnsr. % cungry-.. the results of elec
tlons, the political mo,efnent. abroad thai
tsndel % either t-ac. 90 var, t.scame inter
sting solely through their T.~sihls influence
uTon th. lron trade Again AMI again they
ssre sure that the active AMI upsari move
ment Vas t-.in ai ono. the op-ning % long
clo---i mill o. srecuts . small order, even .
lager interval than usual t-twe.n the clo--
lnss oi mills, was enough to lift up their col.
lsc,iys hearts for ~his Then al ~oali
t..,ome faint hear,ei again when they real
is-i that they. like lio-~a Blglow'. ehAnti'
cl--r. hal lieu
MlstAkin moourts- fOr the brcAs o dAy
but sud.ienly, through oau-- that no one
bal for--.n, 90 which all hai di-nountsi ~
often that the, bal fearci % consi,l.r them
again, iron t-gan % hook up; some small or
d.rs. % q long ah-snt Kind, t-gan % crep
into the market. prizes improS~i 9 LITTLE a.
.iocl d~pl.ts.l, several mills made haste 10
ot..n, and prudent dealers, -bo hal been
kssplng down erT.n~- for months AMI Year.,
nov b-gan 10 tall bopsfully Of shat they
ertsc,si 10 DO In the line % private erp~ndi
turrs
Good new, 'is- fast. the upsard tendency
OF iron sas son talk~i % In New forss
Thousand. % down tosn ofic-, where, to an
outside ol-sr,er. talk sems the principal In
dastry. Men In other business that we're
d.prrs-si b.gan to consult Iron men -ho had
weatherci the storms and euiur-i tbs still
NOR, destructive calm. of the long period u
depfe-slon. BANKERS bessn 30 greet iron
msn ~iih more oor,ilsllty than Of late. An
nounoments Il large oriers for Iron given
by c.rtain railroads and sccep,ei by certain
mills t.yan 20 apJ.ar on the taps Of the
thousands % stock Indicators throughout the
ciiy
IA naturally followed that Mr. MArge. 10
whom the aforesaid "tAJsr -rsmei the breath
% life. hrgan to wonder whether. In the Ian
guag. of Wall str~et. be had not ''priyi'
ley.- upon which be might "reslizs.- II the
up~ari moyemsnt - irOn vas 10 oontinus
and b.Snoms general. TraInlsy would un'
doubtssily Is snsong tbo~s Who would bsnsni
byu. Would the result bs imm~iiats, or
..,.,ll Tf.suIax \ fri haye 10 20 into llQuiiiar
ton, after the manner u many merchanta
Who thrvagh . long depression keep up an
spt-arance % business which is destroyed BY
The firt opportunity for actual TRANSACTIONS
Margs hal long hsfore. for busin>> purposes,
made -ome acquaintances In the bank With
which Tramlay dill bu,ine-., but he did NOT
dare % inquire too point~ily about hi
frirpds balance and disooantA Besides
Marre hal Isarnei, through the publishcl
sh..iuIs- of liabilitis. Of numerous insolvsutA
that sosne busiDe-s men have . ~ay of bor'
rowing privately and largely from RELATIVES
and frieDiA
lie would risk nothing. 81 any rate. By Z
gentle and graceful increass of stteotioa q
LnciA lie natterui himsslf that bs ~
quite comp<tsnt % AVOID direct propnaAi Nm
III such tins ~ might sutirvly suit him A
Cor Lucia, che VA too food of tbs psaasurs
Of The ssssoa Just about 10 opsu % hold hin
n account vsrs bs 10 Oder her sos of tbsul
| rhs vuggs.tioa that his plans had . ussrcs
nary sspscs did not sscaps him, Tor svsa
dave d ths ssock TAPE ny have cooatdrs
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