The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-03

The voIanRe tusinsas larger Than any
axoaklA III n " History -Tiaass Generally
xood.
New YoH Nov. 8.--R. q. Dun e.
Co.'S weekIx teyiew Of trade says:
At q few riti&< notably st. Louis, there
II observed r66<tiOn from the great ac-
tivity which rsesailed just before the
new tariff wH&k into effect, demand for
the Tins hazl1|g been satisfied By deal
ings ID asltlalEasion Of that measure.
But At nsAfl MI cities trade continues
remarkably &rge. and the payment
through mil Nearing houses outside New
York fnf fi& month of October viii
probably ~ 3he largest ever recorded in
any mouth <xcopt those Of last October,
by about IL ner cent, apd those Of last
May. which Eere 92.03s 900, 900, and the
largest ever knuwn by about 10 per cent.
Foreign trade for the mouth will GER
tainly prove much the LARGEST ever
known, Afad Tie great industries are all
unusually 1uS&se. Boston notes increas-
Ing eapars by the largest woolen mills.
Manufactures. are paying advanced
prices for N'p0l, encouraged hy iarger
A&&&Es&H #&AggAA GkAAA &&04W LII &AA kltkr
vance of 10per cent. when the fall trade
opens. 6af& Of wool were a,usl 800
pounds st &fin prices Hides are lower,
bat Leather 8ery firm and boots and
shoes selling more freely at late ad-
vancea. IN lumber trade Is very good.
rrAks nj yariaus Cisiss.
philadalpssa reports greater trade
than ever WsDre In paper, stationery,
printing ans leather products. At Chi
cago reeeip& Of grain fell below last
years, and hides and wool a third, but
cured neAtS and dressed beef show in
crease. The dry goods and clothing
trades surpsss last years aud this trade
~ well. Cleveland notes good trade ex-
cert I'm cietIliug aud manufacturers
busy DntsDit good trade and active
lnanufactursng: Milwaukee steady,
trade ifnprQeing with cooler weather;
St. Paul yefy good trade and Mime
apoias q Ao1ff output oE $4,000 barrels.
with wheat receipts e.00O.U00 bushels;
Kansas Cit& satisfactory trade and Dem
yer fair. As the south business Ii thriv-
ing. New Orleans reports large receipts
ST sugar an& rice and good prices, though
hnling Of csiflon In hi1ssered by weather,
bat III Galveston trade improves with
better weather and orders ARE free.
Ths Money Markets.
The money markets are about an last
reported, though firmer, with 4 sharp
demand at Boston, firm but easier al
philaaaaHhfa. still light at Chicago and
scarce nt t0 \ per cent. mt St. Louis,
somewhat stringent withrinTge demand
AZ CIevciafu and Detroit, strong al :
per cent. at Milwaukee, tight 20 Sayan-
nah and WITH good demand at Denver,
but sasy MtSkansas City and easier ia
spite O. fhN demand at New Orleans.
Ins fntez SeH York hare varied
during fasH week abont b Loo, 900 mora
than II hAs puE 0nt. new silver notes In
cInded. The Bank Og England does noe
change its rate. though IL lost $50 900
gold and the Bank Of France 81 ,s20, 900.
Price. as rreducts.
Speculation has not been remarkably
active In hFeadstufYs, though wheat II
half u cent higher ON sales Of $4,000, 900
bushels, and corn has risen II cents on
sales Of 9.000.Uln bushels, oats being
three-quarfers stronger also. Oil has
declined ab0uE IS cents ON small trading.
Sugar, both Taw and refined, il shade
lower, but khe general average Of prices
tMM A1HgAt1M AA#9Mf AkhRkA ~ WEEK h~O.
This accounts III part for the enormous
volume Of exchanges throughout the
country, but there Temains an apparent
increase ok over 8 Per cent. in the vol
ulne of business exclusive of the differ
ence in Prices. The exports from this
port for fonr weeks have been .@I0, ,000,-
GOO larger in value than last year, when
October exports for the whole country
were nearly 81, U00. Otl0, which indicates
for the month much the largest move
ment on reeord Imports here also
show an increase over last year Of $15,-
0O0. .0U0, 20 That the aggregate for the
month reach ss0. .o00, 600
NsEsfnesk EhTIuFes.
Failures during the last seven days
number for the United States 100; for
Canada, o. total. ale, as compared with |
i total at xe5 lass week. For the corre- |