The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-12
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A entnst "A ~, ~ mnfe reY~ns |,
announced ~ aispns Ii start from pitts
lnFrh fef settlement In Arkansas.
TnN sis., .oms hsrk% II lh~san, with !
capital VI ~, Nt,, ,isHl. pail ,iisi.lrnsl,
INT |, so thn amannt II N .sal, ,a0n.
| II II estimated thai turbine wais.,
wheels have. sinen their insrnlirn, tasy~
the sssslntsy over t:sN. N.nN.. NM Ia the ons
single tim NJ fusl.
rirrsA,m.I ha. Il, glass faetnrir&, n
iran Ruling mills. " steel rolling millr,
I white lead factories anil 2i rrisneries.
anil thc roal ninrr tributary ~ 'l,e mar.
ket number lis.
PROMINENT lnml,rrmcn. wln arr rcn.
erally vrry accurate in their rsti.
mates, state that no more than l5n, ntAl,
mn fret IN logs will l~ mt on the Up.
per Misrirsirpi anil ils tributaries next
winter.
OsLY thirty miles more ~ iron 10 bc
lnil ~ complete The Minneapolis and
IT. Lanis railway IL Albert Lea. and
THUS open direct and continuous mil
communication between Minneapolis au,l
St. Lonis.
Ar-rgn Ill w. l,car,l of tl,c partial fail.
nrc u the wheat crop In California. il
seems that tile yirld IL about N great ~
ever. " several places u grcnt deal
more. Prices. ton, arr hardening" !"
and farmers nrc j,lhilant.
THr wheat prsluct II the leading
countries III Europe. Russia produces
TIM, uOD,,UO bushels, Germany IA
I'M. mn. France tis7, ZOO, ONO, Austria
5.0. 0tHI. ,kDO bushels. The United States
pruinccs ISL, 7t'O, e25 bushels.
CmAnLgs FnAScs ADAMS, In, IL made
responsible for tlc statement TINT alu,
NM. IND would cover the expense uf con.
strnrting the New York Central rnul,
which represents II paper value of eiOI,.
UH,.n AMI hc cnllS tho sji .thND, ,OD
"water."
FHoM the oil region comes tlc unwel-
cnins news TINT competition In petroleum
has ngnin been thrutilrl, and tint tl,c
unctno,N monopolists will toon lu'k
their YOKE iitmly nipn millions III nccks
not yet free from The gals of the last *.
tortion.
tim foreign IN we'll m our domestic
frale and commerce in now on tho In.
erease. Our exports thus fnr during
tlac present yenr exceed by e5l INN. .OttD
tliose for tlie corresponding time lnHt
year. niid the imports tllnH fnr this year
exceed those vi tho snme time lnAt ycnr
by 81, ,pdO, ,UOn. These arr very en-
ronrnging hgnrrs.
FnoM the annual report of the Na.
tiunal Cotton Exchamg. II appears that
tile total crop for the ysMr 1916 II was
i.47l, ,tDt,n bnlea. III about ltiSl pounds to
the bale. While 3,23!, 2253 bales were
exported In 1875 ~, only 4, ON, III went
abroad In 1870 y. The home consiimp.
tion ~ cotton Inns been very stcndily On
the increase since 1860 20.
T'nE London Thurs prints Il long com.
mltficntion from a correspondent, cyi-
IDENTIFY we'll posted. encouraging English
investors ~ put their money into the
securities vi American railroads. lie
believes TINT thin country will be- ihr
lcatler IN the new crn of prosperity, anil
TINT consequently iniieions purchases
II the now depressed stocks or bonds
will yield handsome profits.
TnEHE were forty.seyen failures n.
ported In New York III September, to,
gcther with large number u assign
mentr and aljMlicationn in bankruptcy.
The aggregate liabilities were ~, 7Ol,
OOO. The number of fMilnNs N tho
largest Of any month this year, and m
increase VI 20 Wr cent. over August.
The grass liabilities were ~ per cent.
greater thAn In August.
Tmr amount of coin held by The prin-
cipnl banks In Europe, aceorfing ~ tho
latest returns. il N follows, ~ compared
with what they had On hand 4 year bc-
forc. Tho statements ARE for August of
each year. Calling thc pound -, and
the dollar 3 francs, ~ have the follow.
ing change within the year
lyank IN France l111. 80 lshl tAol 1hI ~,