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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
INQUISITION DAYS.

SAptality of People Once Regarded as
Civilized.
In the summer of 1869 eight English
merchantmen anchored in the roads
of Gibralter, England and France
were then at war. A French brig came
in after them. and brought up near.
At sea. if they could take her, she
would have been a lawful prize.
Spaniards under similar circumstances
had not respected the neutrality of
English harbors- The Englishmen
were perhaps in doubt what to do
when the officers of the holy Office
came off to the French ship. The sight
of the black familiars drove the En-
-glish wild. Three of them made a dash
at the Frensh ship, intending to sink
her. The inquisitors sprang into
their boat and rowed for their lives.
The castle guns opened and the har-
Dor police put out to interfere. The
French ship, however, would have
been taken, when, uniuckily, Alvarez
de Bacan, with Spanish squadron,
came round into the straits Resist
ance was impossible.
The eight English ships were cap
tured and carried off to Cadiz. The
English flag was trailed under de Ba-
cans stern The crews, two hundred
and forty men in all, were promptly
condemned to the galleys. In defense
thew could but say that the Frenchman
was an enemy, and q moderate punish
ment would have sufficed for viola
tion of the harbor rules, which the
Standards themselves so little regarded.
But the inquisitlon was inexorab BILE. and
the men were treated with such Pc
culiar brutality that after nine months
ninety only of them were alive.
Ferocitv was answered by ferocity.
listen tn this, The Cobhams of Cewl-
ing castle were Protestants by descent.
Lord Gotham was famous in the
Lollard martyrology. Thomas Cob
ham, one of the family, had taken to
the sea, like many of his friends
While cruising in the channel he
caupht sight of Spaniard on the way
from Antwerp to Cadiz with forty
prisoners on board consigned. it might
be supposed, to the inquisition.
They were, of course, inquisition
prisoners. for other offenders would
have been dealt with on the spot. Cob
ham chased her down into the bay of
Biscay. took her, scuttled her and
rescued the captives- But that was not
enough. The captain and crew Ne
.sewed up in their own mainsail and
Auaok them overheard. They were
washed ashore dead, wrapped in their
extraordinary winding-sheet. Gotham
was called to account for thisexploit,
but he does not seem to have been
actually punished. In very short
time he was out and away again at the
old work. There were plenty with
him.-Longman's Magazine.
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A Misunderstanding.

A hard citizen who l-ad been sent to
the leland a number of times was mp
again before Judge Duffy one day last
week. After imposing another sentence
the little judge said:
This will be, I hope, the last time
I'll have to punish you"
ssWhat! Is your honor going 10 re-
eion?"-TexAs SiftingA
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
TAX REFORM DEPARTMENT.

BY special arrangement Mr.. Bolton Hall w1H
continue to edit these columns. Mr.. Hall Is
SON OF Rev. DR.. John Hall, the well-known
Presbyterian Divine He IL . lawyer, gradu-
ate of Princeton, New jersey. and the author OF
"Who Pays Your Taxes in the Questions OF
the Day Series" Mr.. Hall has been . leader In
Tax Reform for some years
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
In Local Taxation. Too.

Chicago Platform: The d1mocratio
party believes IN home rule and the
control Of their own affair2 by the peo-
pie Of the viciLage.
So Is the Republican r.rty.--[Editor
Tax Reform.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12
CHAPTER III.

"A SiiSu dliuoSt DOy lSu ny uTe, passing
to and fro with restless, tigerish move
ment, cut the red CLEAN of the smolder
ing campfire with frequent shadow, as
the two prisoners and their escort rode
up to the bivouac on the river bank.
Challenge, reply and report quickly
made, the provost-marshal asked numer.
Gus questions of the captive pair, get
ting but scant information in return.
Then he moved forward to the restless
PAGER by the fire, halted, and, saluting,
said:
"Maj. Conyer's scout sends in two
prisoners, general. Would you care to
question them, or"
''Scnd them to the rear, SIR" brusque-
ly replied the officer addressed, passing
into gloom.
Zone of them is woman, sir"
The returning shadow promptly
halted, raised a pair of keen blue eyes
to the others face, shook the snow out
OF the long brown curls escaping be-
meath his plumed felt hat and resting
on his collar, as he asked. crisply-
Camp woman, or spy"
Certainly not an ordinary camp
woman. A lady, seemingly; though she
will not talk" replied the provost.
marshal, glibly. And, sir, when a
woman won't talk"
ANY papers? Have you searched
them?" cut in his SUPERIOR
NO, sir. had Supposed, Maj Maj. Con-
yers-" *, 80 -
g Supposedly Search them, sir!" And
the young general, with a scarcely sup
pressed oath, locked his hands behind
him, stood with back to the fire, wholly
careless of the fast falling snow, and
watched his officers retreating form as
he approached the pair.
Fauntleroy had been lifted from his
cramped perch behind Doyle's saddle,
and Miss Clay, dismounting, had ap-
preached him, with eager query as to
his hurt.
Leg busted, but only strain, /
guess" he answered, cheerfully, add
ing, rather ruefully: ut will be in
marching trim long before l get the
chance to test it, nowi''
poor, dear boy! And all for my
sale!" Miss Clay whispered back. "Brt
perhaps we may get off, if"
Her suggestion was cut off unfinished
by the brusque order of the provost
marshall:
Fall back, madam! - Sergeant,
search that prisoner! Why in thunder
haven't you done so already?" he added,
in lower grumbling, venting spleen at
his own reproof upon his inferior.
''All right! Search away" Evan re-
spondcd, with a loud laugh, as the girl
stepped back without word, only one
quick motion of her hand to her lips.
And, noting it, the boy swiftly carried
his hand to his mouth, as though to
stop his laugh. With dash upon him,
the sergeant had his wrist in iron grip,
forcing down the tightly-clinched hand
and struggling to open it But ere the
long. powerful New Highlander could do
this, only to find it empty-Evan's
jaws had worked rapidly, and he gave
great gulp. as the officer cried:
Choke him, sergeant"
"For what?" the reb answered, de-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-12

rThis department aims TO g,ve everybody's
IDEAS about taxation mot tariff. Write your
opinions briefly, and they viii be published CT
discussed in their turn Address this once, or
p. O. Box So, Buffalo. n VI
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Miraculous

Davis-who says the day of miracles
"a pastr Judge Williams performed
.'one yesterday.
Heukins-No? What was it?
Davis-He gave q deaf man . hear.
Lite.
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CHAPTER u-coSr1surn.
By r. C. DE 1EON,

tOsVyfsghs, 1881. by J. B. Lippneott Co. and Pubiss
BY Special ArrangementI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Rio co.cd w-ak with ordinorles Il 800; 5000 o
econds II 55o and l,ls for exchange te5rp'' ogoo
god average santos II 600 receipts GcDo bag s'oK
5000 haas. IIa,r. closed .0l ir higher lohioA "a
I'd better. and Hamburg unchanged TO h: higher me
Io2. I42 lag Rio santos etc 2iecto bag
total stock IN New.York 1898 bags Warehouse de
M ye'dx .nGs Gaf s bss /" p qaci
ira y az I6.c. Todays bushes includ 20 bag Rio
M $780, ss low cIa1 At b and Do be report Of
Of COO tag> Santos g. and 5. at lie In mid' wrfe
saes Of 100 bag. savaniIla 200 bag, Central hir
DRU'sS-The rarkct during the pas, few day; has
Opium s selling only in snail IobbinC parcels az ssf
from 81 CO.'S 20 Tor one case lot: p%deed n,ninc
ruled dull lsldis.c for foreign ESSENTIAL oils rule
steady but quiet.
herring hr market ruled .endy at unchanged pice,
Msckce Wa Guiel but nomlnaly Unchanged snd eoosn
80 NJ :. slsd$5o: Norway bloae,. s33d!Si y.
slsaS2O now l,rrc trimmed Eli sodti5. Box herring,
Mdum sealed lsd1s%c 40 loaio+s; l'nghv ,.l y
Port and round nomnalv -: Portland. S"al 81 !3"s'
Scotch medium. rsdss % sco,"n large. full $40 so,
IN bills 5jc In kegs Holland. DARK hoop - in bb' t1
in kegs. Codfsh-Ia,ee siz" Ga s6t2c medium sh''
weak rallied toward middle of the session but co-cd
without improvement foil wing what and corn Sale.
patents SO C5os2 - 0oO hhls .trachs a ~ d3 -
300 b le,rs ssds3 10 600 Dbl. eyr No At 81 Go@
srnc 80 sold ATT a > :? 81 , t S doSr
3 80 Dbl Straight latent. at - lo@s, 2, 200 bh,
s asars al at Is Is 200 sb sf' 20 e s' No
Zoo sacks 80 export a. 8 IS 900 s,C ,s
change in prices business connn'd small lots
about s,eady H ,1 'A Ss' 'o' at sass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

,,esdy sas. p,shassS
81 Is BAG MEAL9aic; aad no%inay uach,ng: !
s. To- Oars FdED 70 Tas ge.s 30 alss
so" SG soass snarps rye teei SOFAS:
homny chop 8, i2aooc coton,e1 meal ~ 2ocsl % pc
100 n oil meal Il 3'H'Sl 40 sa'e'' cars OF bran
al f'SSREIeS DRIED FRrIrs-The market continues
quiet steady with prices nonnay unchanged Quota
c. Malaga al.in, sln'' id; az, 70 mas
ss @ 5SA. hsi ioaso Bali nuts,
today through Brown scccomb. cars of fruit vi,
s sn.I IT. ol ont o Ei aa ASGa% ana
clate s?oGt2S5 hsG crate. sseds3' M,S,ndsi
sScdsi s. and i%r' 600 bCsss eOns 4
There now IL steamers on the woy % Scw,o,s ,%
oranges and 600 boxes Of Mederraec.a lemon.
1n 20 ,Sc in R.,oo steamer, Vita about 700
boxes Of snd 50 900 Dove. Of iemon oo ana
i eoa. t" ree @@s sa"s.e aS a5si
ed 100 Ss t eSss ''s ss
lemons. s.ciy fair fancy 73dsG oransc' sicily - %
market 70, rhG a. a" ,S SGs
IN vs., Which dye The abs"n'' Of any mI'hei
On p' well eenSd gg ys ST., IRON r tor 'r I"
S Gsi P pcrara' ~i' - yoab" now VIA, rom Missouri
wss s, ~ to s ycrT IN ra AFRAID q tcht
money and Their, seemed nothing e, 20 bull tr mar"
On Showed sSef rha Inc e rncS 81 the low price arp
cia,ed but the drsad u mooev difficulties took is'
courage all out Of trade IN chiroro hSre WI. nii u
SIN later the market th'Tc bumped ana IN me ratu
afternoon weak on l,u private cable, iio',
Paris and Berlin The tide herc J.. irving t. th@S ,Ha
from Europe the result ~ rcent "NlHr's oi 'otu
and grain hut ~ do Tho friends % grain undN
take 20 back up their farm IN" market than along
,tn ,be bssr, ~, o. the market again. The market
Scsed AZ about lowest WITH 81 ne Goo tone Se *
sSpor. a. follow. No r"d quote; IuIy price IN
,ndor Iulv o ,ro,t canal and W. ovNr July n
snoat for straight, grade July clo-ct i,.c No bard
ling 1H2 G ooc bush a. untc, Ju delivered No
srrin@ IGe 600 hush 7cd72sc private delivered
CORN-The corn market Notwithstanding he vory low
prices Prevailing has been weak Tor III, most sr T.:
which shovel weather almost tho ~ntr
bell @ The low n" hsss. 'G5 tS
hroke IN tho point NJ tho day closing weak stes
we've - 600 bush as follows No ? corn quoted '.d.c
undcr rulv in elevator; july closet $50. No corr
= o. bush toi.8ao4c md pri,at" terms delivered
No white y 600 hush N arriv. m nrlva," '-rm, hc.
nverod otTS-Thc market FOR oats o. New Y"r.
and and wheat here then turnef
liule Tor no better reason than hn TAN vas lilr
weak feeling and for the the DIV IN" market
neglected. and nominal Tho market for oats in the ~
ing finally \ downward t"nd"ncv Sales were - =" .
iush Including 500 hush for export a. follows; No
o"c1 No 2 oats car lots as No . White car lots
49, 3oc elevator. and 40c d"iv.rod No Whit c,r
lots gao track white. IS 600 bush 3sdiac track
mixed 1000 hush. 39dS7ec REJECTED whit" loo
bush aec delivered ....... M>ITMarket quiet and
s,oady UNCHANGED prices w"stcrn 0sdsSr tworonci
state. 72bd77hc: sx-row,d 75dsoc SEEDs-'lov"r-
option nuv,at'ons foiiov For compar'on the closing
pres Of prcvon. day and for tie corresponding dat.
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~ u, y
COTTON Tho wYork CO. to- m:rkcs presenter 10 ~
interesting feature, to-day and after opening at ~ io
August decline points, II sold oil pohts more anu
then rallied 7.7s. within point Of yesierna> cl'
From points, but az noon sOu al -. T.
rha market closed with net adyanc Of points or 80
iiverpoo was the controlling force today, that narhet
shownp TIT net ceene Tor INC IN
beino from 3.04d 5-64d tho market howeNei cIoss
~ ~ the decline Spinners not taxing nuch
o,,o1 The sas on that account footing UP ONLY 5000
aies with piccs unchanged and middlng uplsnds qot
liza imports 1000 bales, or when iVoo
bs,rs were American. Private cables said that me ne.
cnc w.s due 10 the troubles In India outHluc
~ Tho tact that IL effect Oh Ncfpoo our Hahct
world nrobably not been moved by the troubles meic.
bere vas moderate and Of local character mere
,ra more rain in belt than there has Dceh o
80 6.,s n,st Atlanta and Mobile reported
~.c. while at Memphis the tai was 0i, at Montgonciy
OF aud at Little Rock and Wiminstoh 90. mere VIZ
covering shorts ana the demand on thia ac-
c",nt cd a irIn market durAg the afternoon 49,,
0rcnnp range and close to-day, ana closing Dlda inc
20 nigbt and last follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
r,rROprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June - 2 :45 p. m.-Becf and pork In
moderate demand. Hams In poor demand short
cut about Ia 10 IL lbs. easy at 5Ss. Bacon In poor
demand Cumberllni cut about % 10 30 lbs. easy
J6s short rib about - lbs. easy nj tjs I'd thees'
In fair demand 1alow-Ih e demand Is Improving.
spirits Of turpentne In moderate demand. RcNin In
fair demani. Lard-Sp0t in moderate demand futures
In no demand. Wheat In moderate demand tionr III
poor demn nd. Cornspot In moderate demand tuturce
in fair demand mixed Western spot dull at IS Al
June steady at Is I'D July steady at As i'4I h ps
at London-PncInc Coast In moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June -. 1855.
REANS AND PEAS

Receipts for weck-Beans, 3.0S7 bbls peas, $3.50
bush Fxports-Beans. 3os pigs peas. A.: bbls. I'm
ports-Beans bags peas, 200 bags III has peen a
ouief firm market Domestic stock has come Tor
ward slowly and the tenor Of country advices has en-
colrag,d confident holding OF all kinds. The home
iobbinc trade Is usually light al this season OF the
year and the demand from exporters is 1ui mod.ra
Recent sales of choice marrow have been mainly AT
lest marks Of medium and pea, when wanted. bring
e.. small lots OF white kidney have sold for eNpor,
AZ 49, s. O5 and shippers have taken few hundred
hbls NJ red kidney at So. Mellow eve rmer. Turtle
SOUP slow California Lima in moderate jo binE De
mand md stcady Foreign beans woriing ont .tcrdiv
Of mi, prces especially choice pea. About 1000 bags
innoTted medium sold AT auction today al 81 SOD
O. a, Green meas slow and weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June n1.-Cotion nomi NJ. mian ling.
Ice low middling Ijc good ordinary, y i3lo' :
net and grosi receipts. 40 bales export coaNwi'e'
100 bales: sales none: stock. 24.NO. bales.
Norfolk, June 21.-Cotton dull nidil Z. 1'7c
low miidling D-i6c: good ordinary. lie: net
and gross receipts ga bale. exports. c0astwl'".
5a5 bales. sales | bales s'cck. 11.iOl halcs.
New orleans: June 27-Co'Dn dnii ma "'sy , lew
GOOD ordinary q 7-sc net and gross receipts. oH
bales sales 900 bales: stock. 3',l2l bales.
savannah. jun 2'.-Cpion g'hct mlddilhE' . o
Iov- middnc : Ia. good ordinary. &c net al
gross receipts olo bales: sales. ~ bales; Stock
II Az bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Ios,on June 1.-THE d. mani 10: WOOL j. moderate
and the volume OF busints' small. OHIO hrc'a li'
nominal nj 2i02jc for and M, and sc t'f ~ j.
Michigan qi..r' 2.a 2pc: hnr dclan" -el' r'i,ilS
Al o5I &c Tor Ohio. and 10 2tc fer Michigan II
washed oomhing wool auiet az II &c for onei,aft
and three rignihs blood. Territory wool II. Ia, re
nand ON n secured basis Of AID fjc 10. tine ana IN,
medium and 40c fer MEDIUM Texas. ,alilorhla an =
Oregon wocls are selling AZ around t5r ci'iL puld
woos dull AT 2Od36c for srpers. Au-traliln Wooi'
onet and steady. Foreign carpet woo' dnil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
BUTTER.

Receipts for week, 47o74 pkgs exports lool
tubs There has been graoal % T oi
70 sneak Of and firm reports from other markets
have helped TO strengthen holders views here;
Trade has not been large at times showing some dull
spois but the strong influence eXerted by those VINO
we're long on June butter has forced prices up Ia
] Lee per ~ Al the close fancy Western creamery
Is selinc at 81 IL 22c latter extreme. but obtained
often enough warrant the quotation some butter
is sill going into cold storage. partly on Shippers
account and partly on speculative purchases, p ~
there is much less inclination 10 put goods away 10
hold On the present basis of values Late receipts
have shown some hot weather defects and buyerS are
drawing the lines SHARPLY quality. Firsts have
advanced to - 1-2d 20 ice, the highest grades clos
ing quite firm and lower sorts range from l9c down
IL 17c. Fair receipts of creamery are COMING rom
this State quite number OF creameries preferrng 70
ship fresh than to pack Tubs command as much
money as goods but pals generally sell 12c
less Moderate supplies Of State dairy are received,
but the butter is mostly from small, second-rate
diaries and Of irregular quality: bulk Of saes at
lsa2oc but fancy half tubs are wanted at &c;
Imitation creamery sells readily at IL 12d16c when
choice and a few special mark: bring pa lc more
Western dairy in demand and firm Receipts Of fac
tory are unexpectedly light and under quite brisk
trade. prices are higher and firm Two car. OF
fancy frkins sold al 7c. and ordinary to fanc, ttros
bring 1915 12c The dry weather In Great Britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Tuesday, June ZIP. m.

Tuesday, June ZIP. m.
There was sharp change in speculative sentt'
ment today. Last prices were not the highest,
hut final gains were substantial and the closing
was not weak. For the improvement there were
numerous favorable rumors that unfortunately
were not fully confirmed. 1t was reported mat
Congress would be assembled at least month
earlier than the time originally announced by the
President and that strong petitions in behalf OF
the repeal of the Sherman silver law had BEN
sent 10 him from Western cities. II was inferred
promptly that the repeal Of the law would NJ
accomplished within sixty days. There Is no
good reason, however. TO suppose that an extra
session of Congress will he held before Septem.
Der that the present silver law Will be repeaied
without protracted discussion If vote in favor
Of the repeal was sure, Congress would probably
be called together within few weeks because
tine position Of the Administration Is perfectly
understood 1t was reported also that
an importation of S?,0Oo,o00 gold had
been ordered. but while the foreign
exchanges continued to be dem 6I,a
oynized that rates would be r. lscd just as soon
as the price Of money covered Imports OF
gold in a natural way are consequently NOT likely
TO occur in the immediate future IL was
rumored also that the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad had completed arr%g"mcnts for sat
isfyin9 its pressing obligations. II wa said even
bonds would he paid, and that foreclosure was
beyond the range of probability. TIE foundation
for the many rumois may Lot lave been good.
hut IN l: was created general al. ance N prices
In some instances the losses suffered yesterday
were not fully recovered. hut this fact hardly
detracted from the strength of the market.
The closing of Indian minis 10 the Tree coin.
age of silver seemed n have rs influence on the
course Of prices, for the reason that many per.
sons were concerned in obscuring the real effect
of the action 1t would he idle TO say that India
would not have closed its minis if Great Britain
had not ordered il. to suggest that the man.
cal policy of England has been changed in favor
Of a bmetallic standard: In the last Few years
Austria has been accumulatlng gold 10 make that
the basis of it's currency. II In1ia should follow
the same policy it would secure the metal from
no European country. but Only from the United
States where gold is underestmated There u
need Of an early session of Congress, whether its
deliberations shall he attended with wisdom or
foolishness.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds at the Stock Exchange, but the
market was steady at unchanged quotations AZ
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

HEMP AND JUTE-The market ruled dull and no
new features were developed on any line. Values
more less nominal We quot Manila hemp. spot and
shipment o. d6tc :i.al HEMP spot and 10 arrive 42d
isc; lute sps 2Na2'ic shipment -2are Tut butI'
and rcJectons. spot. llCd2c TO arrive. 3-lcd-c.
HlDES-Ihc market remains dull and nominal 70
prices. The passing bushes. on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
LIVE POULTRY.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Southern new potatoes advanced imm"da'eD i i
ing last report, prices reaching ~ - ~ iI i' ~
ch0icc rose ana - 500 % for red SOCK, bul tleI
in the week excessive supplies caused decline OF
75cdS II per Dbl This week, thonsh reoelPs nav nS :
prices have made a Slight recovery closing hrm as
uucted onions firm southern caDnaees Largely, III
,,~nr order and show wide range, chOiC" nearby lots
hrm Coed string beans firm poor lots neglected.
Cucumbers in large supply AMI ea;ier Tomatoes a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
ever has been moving slowly. but the market ruled
steady for those grades. We quote
HEMLOCK.
UNION TANNED-sLAUGHrER.

METALs-IRON-Thc local market 70; pig iro1 Is very
entirely without feature. Ice Pniau II MA mar
l. much the sane eoniition Dttta7u a.
nnsnria mater. that people are doing nothnS
nyrcp what they are tualy oblig 10 do and In oder
sell holders obliged TO shade quotations. Lite
but bushes. b. 70 ced apparently by naming
lower prices. beyond the point OF actual Requirements,
The list 81 quotations is entirely nominal NOT hu' D
Improvement Is looked unit lcrr l. sub "A td
relief ia the fna1 cial ituatioi od br'nn' Of ps Ioi
I'm Philadelphia m3rnet itlNeit sVeauy
There particular pressure TO sell ho ters KNOW
well that the will take considerable qu1ntity
of iron Steel blles nominal az s.3 - 10 :2i ce-
July, and about 80 coats less 70 later d,tc.
In finished material l. little doing, except IN
the way Of small lots Manuf icturrrs not o,kng
for much provemcnt until d, fall Old mate ial /,
the absence Of business. In the
present condition the market the following list OF quo
fations msttr Of guess wo.k. They ale In
tended 10 r.n ,snnt the Phlladelphia mIrket: