The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-21
Dun's wEEkLy REVIEW.


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4 rszr nsts1l rrn&e IN snrnmsr 0esds :
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Exw Yopx. July y.
ii. q. Dun n Co.'s weakly review oI
trade: The silver btu has bsen passsd and
hns been siened BY the president, but Il
has had scsrcely any sfEaet o. ths marked
as yet, ex0sptinq Tho advance ID bar silver
10 60.31d. followed ~ decline 70 SOD. Nc
chnnee appsazsin tbs money narksts snd
foreign sxchsnge remains steady 1t point
which admits sxpoxts Of gold. the engage
mspts for to-dsy being $50o.000 for Ger
mnny..
The bank Of England lost s1 800, 600
during the week and the later aavices from
South Amsrsca ere less encouraging. The
industrial outlook IL not improved by de-
lays IN congress, nor BY the drought in
some western states, which seem likely 90
cut down the yield Of wbeat, bat the vol
nme Of business still continues very large
for tbs season and she prevailing tone III
almost evsry department Of trade is conn
dent and hopeful.
Western hides are higher and there 10 i
good retail trade In summer goods. though
wholesale trade 10 quiet. Gotten goods
are strong. but wool fasors the buyers.
The Chicago board Of trade ststistios con-
tfnue 10 show great increase over last
year In The movsment Of ali grains and
hour and In meats, ths increase in dressed
bssf being three-folds snd In lard, cheese
apd butter large, with considerable gain
In live stock, wooi and hides.
Boot aud sh0e sales nre lisfBe slack, but
In dry goods and olcthing Last ysaxFs sales
are surpassed and payments are good.
Cleveland notes larger trade than last
year, th,uRh seasonably quiet ii present,
and substantially the same Ii reported
from Detroit and St. Panl. Minneapolis
incrsssss its output or -four by above
loo,ooo barrels and reports strong ium-
Der market.
Trade IN good nj Omaha and Denver.
bnt dull and inactive Ut Jacksonville. The
live stock movement at kansas City Is
large, but OF low prices. A rafhsr
better tona is reported In the PAIL
adslphia iron market, the shipments
Tor six months have been Tl3.aus
tons and sales made already cover about
three months more OF production. Large
consumption Of copper austains the price
a Is cents and manipulation has placed
tin as n .55 cents, but lead ID dali at ala.
Coal IN lower. Wool m dull and in lisnifed
asmand and no dsfniss Improvement II
seem Ia the wooisn goods markss-
LAttie is doing 81 prsseut III knis goods.
The speculative markets have boen cuyi-
ousiy variable. Wheat u mofe than hair
csnt lower than week aeo, nofwithstarl-
Ing some evidsnes of injury from drought:
khs stock carried over from ths 1Ast year
sxsR S.ts. n .ssa@sss ss.s ~ e - go e 90 aQ
shAr u nov expected, will moro than meet
ali probable requirsEents.
Corn hos advanced nearly half cent
hseher again, Ia spite Of favorable crop
prospscts. Hogs and pork products are
wesker and ooEee IL unchanged, though
shs distribution IL very moderate. Raw
sugar hes been Advancsd . sixteenth,
though refined Ii iowsr aud the EnFeckeis
product II offared below that ofthe trnss.
The general average Of prices of commodi-
ties ID nearly per can't lower than week
aec, and with no setback In crop pros
pscts, considerably lower quotations seem
probable.
: The treasury has taken In "a, ,l00, 600
more money than It has paid out daring
she past week, though it has purchased
Sd, 900 ounces Of silver II . price not
much below $1.1o. Foreign trade con-
tinues unsatisfactory - respects the mo-
mensAry future, bscAuae The merehsndise