The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19
MONEY AND BUSINESS

The state al Finance ani
Throughout tho Countr, =. r,"'r
Through q. a.. iun Z o.. ~" rsi
vtew-fhe 1susincss Outlook NJ. /
sni and b supply of u.... "s1
fientfui The Week >os..,. nj
Large Number ~ lsusin~-. r.,,.--
NEW ioEK. Dec. G.-R. d ~.
Co.'S weekly review Of trade ,avs'
The business outlook H. mo,.
There has been numerous ~failar,. ".ps
y -ttll much pressure. but thr .u..~
money has - Improved ~ trea.n,.
cha~rs 81 bonds and BY shipment. \, 7
from Europe. that there g. mnrr vr..,.
a actual mpru,rmrn, y, \
AFTER january !. not much relief r.n Al
prsts'i' a followers Of UNIV ~ luu ~,
continue % cause much wnhara.s,
money rom active use. but fur tue pr..
there - iess-pxes<ure here ~ Al nu.,a.
south reports fair business IN .n,.
continuing decline In cotton. ~r4rlf.
freely AZ savannah. oranges AZ .J.ck ..a N
and sugar. molasses md rice al New .,,s..
All "a good prices. The ~apply Of ,,ans.
ample Tor necessities at New Orleans h..
other points money Is tight. though NJ,
help their customers as Tar ~ tl., ~.
legitimate business only. A M. n
colder weather has h.lnel
at Cincinnati. Detroit and some M
points. and business Is only fair Il, f,en,I
good for the season with large cattle MA
receipts AZ Kansas City strong. with in.
di~tr button Of goods az ~. Ioui. f,,
the season at u. Paul. and NOR. NJ, n.
holiday lines al Cincinnati. AZ hirar,h
hess continues much larger than l.~t y.
being little affected by Eastern trouble.
HE receipts 81 most products ~how ncr,
~ Pittsburgh the worst H. thought :.
over. Boston observes improved dfn.
Tor leather at the lower prices. ana ~.
goods are - active for season ~. pfnln,
wool sales are small and whplc~ar sen
ally quiet Philadelphia notes Little
rrovement. Iron production Increased
Sostmbrr' reaching iss.>ts tons Dceemhc
q gain 81 nearly 90 for the month ana oI
1900 tons compared with last year. !,
erai new and large furnaces have gone
blast. but later dispatches show
within tvs weeks A number
stopped production. and one south.
ct Enlistment has failed. The WOO
manufacture u doing decidedly better I
a year ago.. but heavy woo1ens open a,
years prices. This Is a waiting market
Knit goods and a shrinking demand
dress goods. The cotton manuflctnr. .
satisfactory n some works are suspend
production. print lot having fallen \
cents for six fours. The ~p.tulat
markets have not been very active. rn
risen half a cent during the week, bnt "a
per = ~ uncertain price. offers al H. ce|
Tor lake being unavaiiing. and the mar
for lead j. thoroughly dcmoralized ~
pnrtafion- Of 5000 ions az the recent spec,
' prices Treasury paym. uts for bond-|
not Yet appear In e ~ cash. Wh|
show no los FOR the week. The most ,lgr
cant fact j. that a very large proporfin NJ
the money was taken In gold By III. -ell
% bonds. presumably for Withdraw, Vi
uncertainties about silver legi lat
have passed. But the ALL In fnrp
exchange and the movement OF over So
80 gold 20 this side show a disposition
European investors - take some prnper|
here At current prices. The commerl
rouble> outside OF monetary %Strlngrncy |
mainly due - excessive purchases made
anticipation Of a great rise ia prices.
The failures during the last seven N
number. for the United states. ss7. and
Csnada p. or "A total ~ s7t. as compared
a total ~ 20 last week. For the correspo
ing week ~ last year the figures were
representing rD in the United states and
In Canada-