The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-17

0Mcci sOs. 20 ana ~ fourteenth btreet.
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| & bCsiNi:sS PROSPERITY.
Tho ou,Iook for ran -T.,,. ~,
| alf out the Cour,ry - = -
| Acror3;,, n a., ,,..,,,..
r-.,,. Nv, s'ieu'At lasuea last
ea'uluay W Oun, Mihan y CO.'S Mercan.
tile Agency, containing reports from their
correspondents In Tho seyerol s,o,o. o,,,
Tcrritories n ,o,be, ohoos;s. 80, "D y.
-. d, : ' sueciihe report u
sMeu VI ne prospects ior business this
iall. by this circular 1t Appears that the
Northwestern States almost ,,;,hor, Nv
con,io, on,;o,n.,, - "''nou. -
sep,'', "n''e'i'a'e u large anu prosperous
lrade. The exceptions noted are chiefly
confined 10 parts Of Michigan aud Indiana,
where the late spr;nu had n ,lonress;nv Of,
foot on ,,r,,no.l 80, =. ~. w- g.,
~ ous'tess' anu III Ne~ ofS s'ate
'heie nus been some tendency to restrict
manufacturers. In the South Il Is found
TINT South Carolina Geo,c;, Tonnos.o,
a,J A,,h..,. ~. -.
~ " ua'n" ".e 'ess iaioraoiy S''uateu
thaii mient De desired, owing TO the losses
sustained in the agricultural districts one
year ago. making Il ppcessorv for ,uanv
,roJaru :, ,al, n....,.,ss. -. =,
~ 10" eA"tis'one' 10 ieault VI
tafuy collections. But even with
these allowances, so far as con-
Germs the Norbwcs, tbo OUTLOOK ;c
ra,, a,,.,ou,', =. =, Wv 1"''uo 20
W." pesseu III the Two wofus, sehef-
ally iavorablc.' Considered more III de-
tail, accounts carefully collected from
Kansas NcbrosLo aud noLo,, oro ox,,on
t;o,.,I,, -. - s''A DANo' A.v 'N
''onai'! of'sit, anu as regards the great
gram growing States, Illinois, Iowa and
Minnesota, while II is true that some sec.
tons suffered from oxcess;vo r,;ro ,Gao,.
;,,, cor,, 49, A., ~ ,"1' ""ee'
'.s w" n'o'o '""a "n! o'ier crop, mer-
chants report m Increased volume of
business compared with last wear, and are
expectinp with co,Bdarco , ,.r,o ,,a
s,,;s,,a,s,. -: . @u.
III h! business IN the coming lali.
,h ne pasis LOT this calculation Is more
.'a.n MeiaEe crop u cereals, sold nj remu-
n lhi prices. IN 81. iaul sales oil mer-
I I'II uurihs ihe SIX months have
uoupieu IN !ne ieaaihe lines, compared with
eoi,espHnuins tates IN any previous year
'" E .o.'e Gs;n 81 ilt'e oeeh satisfactory.
riGlll oiio tie reports at nand comprise
T Htaai.s u Tn.SI olhcihnati, columbus,
Sao:eMhu, layton anu TOLEDO are the
business sa centres III cincinnati merchants
III ever! nfaNcii aie hopeini Oh lair, II not
goou iail trace ana manufacturers, as q
ciass, are prosperous. In Columbus bust.
mess LOT !Ile ,ast SIX months was larger than
ior .he irst nan OF 1881, but manufacturers
are conservative anu lobbers buy spar:ngly.
H. III Daf.on' WINE inc spring business has
oee;i uisap!U1'n1Iue, iafse gam Is looked
loi III lne 'aii. IN q. LOUIS trade has been
very quiet, Out me leeilng OF dependency
nieiy apparent mas gwen place to con-
hdehee thai the iatl trade OF lSS2 will be
healthy and remunerative. In Wisconsin,
as well as III Michigan, while merchants
were compelled carry over large quantities
OF last wintersgoods, on account OF the open
season the lumber interest has been pros
porous, and dealers are gathering in rich
harvest. The small return for salt has
peeh compensated by the enhanced value
OF lumber OF every description. Farmers
IN some sections are engaging proftably
IN stock ralsing and the dairy business.
altogether, merchants are very hopeful.
Wheat in Michigan, taking the whole
State through, is one.third better than last
year, while IN the southern counties the
yiela has doubled. In Kansas the harvest
oil winter and spring wheat will be the lar.
sest IN the history OF the State, while mer.
chants Will draw heavily upon wholesale
dealers IN merchandise within the next
TWO months
In the vicinity OF Omaha IN excellent
harvest is assured. Colorado has had
backward season, and the jobbing trade
has not fulfilled the expectations Of deal.
ers, but there is no feeling OF depression.
Inc mammoth mining exposition at Den
yer, Tor which preparations are making, is
expected to attract large amounts Of CAPT.
TIL Tor investment in manufacturing and
other interests. Indiana suffered from
caused much havoc. Int with more fnvor.
able weather the outlook is considered full