The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28
IROJBL0US T MES
Are Past and Prosperity
Beams Ger all This
Bounteous Land.
Reports From all sections In-
diCate The General TRADE
N.yINaI ~ Permanent.
Merchants Hnd Manufacturers
iD iuct, Every body, sees
Nothing bui Bright days.
Confidence ~ Renewed Texas
sure to Pun Her Plum
From the Business PIE.


NEW \ NuRK. sept. q. The World
this morning publishes long article
on the prospects Oi trade. II gives
interviews with the leading dealers in
variou. brauchc, OF trade IN the mcr.
cAutilr Crntcrs ut thi- country. Asa
result ol i,s iuve. legations II 5ays the
only period of depression IN business
seem. now to be giving way to one
ofpro sprrity, merchants aud general
trudcsmcn agree that the prospects of
the fall trade are very bright. There
il no boom, buta steady healthy
growth. Everyone sees the iudica-
tiuns Of better times. II is the uni
vcrsal opinion IN financial aud com
mcrcial ccntcrs, that, not only j. the
present condition Ot business much |
better than 1t has been fora number
OF years pVrt. but that tlr future is OF
greater promise than ioi long time |
In Philadelphia the revival Ot bus.
mess seems to Ice genuine aud solid. |
Merchants of nll classes, commission |
men, iubbcrs aud retailers are Dcgin- |
ming To look forward to au uncou. |
monty heavy trade. hr great dry. |
goods houses, whulc-alc grocors aud |
dealers in staple merchandise.
ARE WuNktNu NtGiir ANDuAN.
The great manufacturing district. |
of kcusiiutuu, l,ichmli Il and Suulh- |
wnrk cannot turn out the goods iust |
enough 10 tli their orders. The gcii-
crnl opinion of ht siur.- mcu here II
that the husinu-, i- not merely tenn.
pptary but hcH.thN revival after "a
season of unnatural depression. Ia
the iron trade business has increased |
30 per cent since this time lAst year. |
The demand tor coal II enormous
Capitalists and manufacturer. ARE
very cautious about making large
contracts ON account OF thr unccr-
tuinty still existing ns to the stability
ut engagement with operators aud
the existence of strikers IN Some
quarters but on the whole relation
between employer aud employees are
harmonious,
a BOSTON nlsrArCu SHOWS
thcslmc bright outlook AudHuA,luntg
TIA dispatch SAYS There is marked
revival Of business in his city. bcy oud
question. The assertions, growing
out of the prohibition dispute, that
business had been injured, ha- made
the discussion of thi, point very
prominent. There ARE eight railroads
Crnteriug In Atlanta All report u
heavy gain in business Ia interviews
" ith merchants aud manufacturers ot
all cla,scs II ir H-crrtniucd that the
fall business showed nu increase ui
from 20 10 10 per cent. over the same
date last wear. There is II marked
failing off IN credit business. Country
b
which shows that AtlNntas CONNER.
CiHl territory is standing we'll lndry
goods, hardware aud agricultural i'm.
plcmcnts great activity exists. The
drug trade seems to be- the only one
which langui-hcs
A san Francisco dispatch say :
"Busncss in this city is very dun.
There is very little appearance OF ~
revival. During the past month three
of the heaviest failures ever known
here have taken place. by the sus-
pension of hecno brothers, Hobart
Wood x Co.. Hoffman II Co and
Baum X Co, more than N1,j 1000 has
been lost Ia the Pacific cuHst. The
tailufes for August were scycuty.One
against siNiy.tour in July, and this
does not include tho four heavy ones
mentioned
THE EXPORTS FROM san FRANCISCO
by sea during Jnly were ~ 100000,
and for August : 100000 The wheat
and Hour exports by sea for July were
81 $4,000, and for August Sl 400 900.
The iRCt IA the completion of the
Northern Pacific aud the Canadian
Pacific has cut largely into the trade
OF this city. The merchants OF south
crn California buy almost wholly
| In the east instead Of here, and the
| merchants OF Oregon and British
Columbia do the same. There has
been very large number of tallurcs
| OF grain growers, mostly In san
joaquin county, aud the liabilities
| have been heavy with sulnll assets
This loss tails mostly on the local
merchants, who are obliged to carry
n large line ui credit tor the farmers,
However, there has been
A VEhY HEAVY WHEAT CROp.
The wine crop promises to be 1900
| 900 gallons or more. The rHlrin CroI
Ii between GUU,OOO aud 100000 boxes
| Fruit growers have aN done we'll
The orange crop also promises to be
| fully Ms large ~ Inst year when owe
2 200 cars were sent east besides thusC
kept for home consumption. Tho
extension OF the southern Paclli,
through the coast counties is hayinl
good effect on business. MANY
Inrgc ranches being cut up, scttlcr'
HTc coming in rapidly, new town. ar'
being laid out aud business men Hr,
establishing branches, which all hell
the sacrificed trade.