The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-07


4 Reaction ~ some Pelnss sines ths Sew
TnrlN Law uecAsns Operative 1u>inesss
However. Continues Remarkably Active
anil ~ Heavy Volume The Money
Market Slightly fss sasr Packing Active
nui Heavy lnder = Decline la Live
stock The Lsrgcst spctobsr t.sp"rts
an Record MADNESS fsilares. Etc.
NEW YoR4. Nov. i.-R. q. Dun s
co. : weekly review Of trade says:
Al lew cities. notaby -. Louis. there .
observed reaction from the great activity
which prevailed Just before the new tnrin
went into effect. demand Tor tho time hav'
inx been satisfied by dealings In nntcipa'
ton 81 that measure. Hut at nearly Az CT.
les trads continues remarkably large and
the payments through all clearing houses
outside Sew York for the month 81 October
" M probably be the largest ever rtc"rdou
In any month. exceeding those 81 last octo-
Der by about Is per cent and those 81 last
May. which were s2.os7.0 900 and the largest
ever known. by about ~ per cent Foreign
trade for the month Will certainly prove
much the largest ever known and the great
industries are All unusually active. boston
notes Increasing capacity BY tho largest
WOODEN miils. MAnuftc urers are paying
advanced prices for wool. encouraged ~
larger orders for goods an" hope Tor an
advance 81 10 per cent when TAIL trade
az firm prices Hides are lower but leather
yer, frin and boots and shoes selling more
freely az late advances. The lumber trade
u very good. Philadelphia reports
greater trade than cyvr before ia
paper. stationery. printing and eatli-
or products. AZ Chicago. receipts
Of grain f..ll below last year, and hides aud
wool a third. bnt curcd meats and dress u
becfs show an Increase; The dry goods and
clothing trades ~ntptss last years and tho
shoe trade as well. though lately less active.
-. Louis finds tale p~rccrtlhly weaker
" I'll recall trade fairly active. but icvrri-n
Cleveland notes good trade except IA cloth
Ing and manufacturers busy. Detroit good
trade and astiy. manufacturing Nliwau-
kce. steady. trade Improving with eouier
weather. ST. Paul. very gos'st trade, ana
Minneapolis iioar ontpnt OF i-5,pi0 barrels.
" It'll wnrat receipts 400 upf Bushels Kan
sas CITY. fair trade, and Denver fair it
the South business - thriving. New Or
leans reports large receipts 90 sugar ana
rice and good prices. Though bailns ~ cot
ton Is hindered by wealth n. but AZ Calves
ton trade improves with better weather and
orders are free; and ~ savannah receipts
are 55.15. baics cotton. 1905 casks ro~in ant
4. IS turpeniine. The mNacy markets are
about rs last reported. though firmer.w.th "A
sharp demand 1T Boston, nrm. but easier
at rhlacc phia. still tsght AZ Cnicago and
scarce at tos ner cent az 81 Louis. somc-
what stripgeit with large demand AZ 81 We
land and Detroit. strong AT iicr cent at
Milwaukee. tight At savannah AMI " th good
demand at Denver. but easy al lnsas civ.
aud easier spite ~ the ur'siard nt
New Orleans. The rate1 at New YORK have
varied widely. nad the Treasury has taken
In during the week about <l.OD.o91 more
than IL has put out new silver notes In
ciuded. The Bank ~ England does not
change its rate, though u lost s79p.OD gold
and the Bank ~ France ;l.s.avvv. Foreign
exchange has been weaker. dropping from
<4.s5h 10 si.s5A. London operations la
American stocks seem to have caused much
al the fiuctuation In the rate Hest foundry
Iron - unchanged here. mt PhiIadei phia and
nt + tt~burgn. but Iscssener iron weak.
aud al Pittsburgh lower. with steel tails 81
cents lower. Disagree .incnt> In the As<Oci-
atiun are reported. and the market here -
dcmoralized, with sales reposteI at ~, az
mill Copper Is sold by outside holders at
1861 cents. tin IL steady az II ., cents. and
lead strong at 5sl OctoIcr ira lie IN coal
was below expectation. but an advance of
10 cents In price has been orderei aud the
output for November fixed at $3.50 M tons.
Cotton Il a quarter 'wcr. with goods un.
changed and IN active dcinsn., and Xxi ~ :
| ny Northern spinners fully up 70 last year. :.
! The pack ing business Is heavy and price Of
1 products steady. with hogs 81 cents per lo2
1 pounds lower Specuiatio has not been
4 remarkably activ. IN bread >tufs. though
/ wheat % hal cent higher on sales
1 Of twenty..w, million bushels. an
/ Corn ha> fi-en ~ ccats sales on 800 0l
\ bushels: oats bein- three quarters strongcr
1 also. Oil has declined about 81. cents on
\ small tradinz. Sugar. both raw ami faei.
\ Is a shade lower. Dat the general average
\ OF prices Is a fraction higher tntn a wee
! ago This accounts in part Tor the cnor-
4 nous volume OF exchanges throughout this
rountr,. but shrfc remains AN apparent in'
4 c..a-c 81 over per cent. in thr volume q
business exclusive of tbs difference IN
4 prices. Thu exports from this port for fnuI
weeks have been iiU0.en larger IN value
than last year. when October exports f,r tlis
whole country were nearly ss~oo.oJo. which
indicates for the uls,nti mach ths large>I
movement on record Imports Il re ala
show an Increase over III q year ~ ~i5D1i.,pl
50 that the aggregate f,r the mo.ath may
reach s. ,.o))0Jl
The business failures during the last sevcr
days number; For the United states. ~
Tor Canada. IS. total. rs. as compared witl
a total az rs last wees. For the correspond
irg week Of last year the ngnre- were 26i
representing 129 failures In the Jnltcl statci
and 50 IN Canada