Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-10-03
DUM'S WEEKLY REVIEW.
The WY Doing Prepared for Healthier
1'raGe il, All Legitimate Branches
Mon"y Active at AIos: Points, Stringent
at hInny.

Tts Way Doing Prepared for Healthier
Irat:o iii All Legitimate Isranchos-
Money Active at AIos: Points. Stringent
at Many.
NEW 5oRK. Sept. Err. e.. Dun & Co.'s
Eieahly Fcric,p of Trade says: Liquidation
iii nearly all kinds of speculation comes, to
tho disappointment of many, in connection
with larseiy increased supplies of money,
and prepares tho way for healthier trade in
all legitimate branches. With lower prices
there appears the desired Improvement in
experts OF products. and the decrease for
the past three weeks is NOW only ~ per
cont, comparing with last year. Tho i'm
ports arc much enlarged by the effort to get
sootSs into the country before a new tariff
Sces into effect, but the current accounts,
OF such increase arc exaggerated. The
value of all imports for three weeks has
been but 131a per cent. above last years
record a considerable increase appears In
Wooiens. linens. silks and other dry goods,
nut there is u fair prospect that the mer-
snaudise exports will now exceed in value
the imports for the month. Grain does not
moEo freely as yet. but the exports Of cot
son exceed last years materially, and pro-
VISIONS move i'll large quantities. The re-
PORTS from other cities show a remarkable
activity in all branches of legitimate trade.
The excess OF bank ciearings over those of
tAc corresponding week last year, in all
cities outside Of New York, rises to 1G Der
cent. for the month thus lar, aud at western
and southern points tho gain averages about
~ peg cent Boston reports more trade with
easier money. AT Philadelphia the shoe
ana leather trades ave exceptionally good,
bal in ;srOccrias trade falls short OF antici-
pasions; hardware is active and firm and
The iron trade i;uproycs. Chicago notes n
heavy decline in grain receipts, compared
with last year, but q large increase in
dressed beef, lard. hides and WOOL and
decline III butter and cheese; the dry goods,
clothing and boot and shoe trades exceed
last years. with satisfactory collections.
Cincinnati also reports quite q good trade
and fair crops but some pressure and q
large demand in tho money market At
Cleveland trade is good, though ore is in
activc, bat the demand for finished iron
products * unprecedented, and ut ittsburs
IL i'oi'is prices il1tiy. though there is q
slight weakening in zig iron. Mil
"a"hec reports Il trade much in ey-
Cess nf last gears. ard Detroit also,
with manufacturing works fully employed
az minneapolis lin,i5cs has advanced SO
%+ifit'. "!ic"iC:ls Is ilSitttitd. with receipts
of l.iH0,HDo bushels. and the En;,r output is
iio.pco barrels. Kansas City reports. q;
stead; trade, and Savannah, notes Il general
activity. with iirm uricses Cor sta Pies
Though no::c. is !,oi very active at most
points. and Very stringent. III many. the
volume of business does i.ot seem to be any
"he1c curtailcd thereby. and The reports AS
to collections arc much more favorable than
usual The great industries, rs reports all
ready cited show. are decidedly active. the
wool manufacture having especially im-
proved, with much more satisfactory orders.
The cotton manufacture is sustained by a
large demand for goods, ana in numerous
minor industries tho expected change
of duties is said to be- the
basis of greater activity. Iron is more
nrm at Philadelphia ard Is not much
pressed for sale here. though some Chicago
sales i'll this region arc reported; but The
demand Ton bar increases. with an advance
in the price, a;,t; tho plate and ;ll s:ructuraI
mills arc crowded. though steel rails are
still Inactive. Some improvements is also
reported IN coal There las been more
liquidation in stocks without serious de-
cline in prices or any excitement.
The business failures occurring during
the last seven day., n,.ini,er 80. as COM
pared with 100 last week; for the CORE
spending weeil,of last year tho figures ,rere
10.