The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-13

Hef'ex % she Commercial and s.n......
Conditions Ihrou xh"nt The tnnn,..
shown ~ q. q. tsun CO., N..lt.
view The s.snsral Nolutn. nl
Coasinns~ t.ood ani IN. Nnnr, 49,
Gsnsraiiy Well ~nrpiisiL
NEw York. March :. n h. NJ.
Co.'S weekly review ~ trade ,as.
Reports - trade from All parts N tl...t...
Try show little change since iA~i ustk lI.a,
there A.. perhaps. a little less artlklts NJ. ~.
whole. The south feels The cont ..... ~
cline la cotton. but trade M MI, \. lat...
moderate. The business M Ion|~y NM. Xxx. =
fair. and rather quiet Al kan.a. rt 4.
Denver business " fair. "a - raul .
conditions continue. and al MHwauA...
Cincinnati trade y rather quiet bstrut n,
ports larger trade than last year. .na \.
Cleveland general hu~inc~. n~ ul..I NJ
usual Chicago reports nm eAfraortt.,S
decrease in dressed beef rrcclpt. .a.
heavy fall in receipts ~ gram. ALTA M
hides. but heavy gain Ia cured meat, nm
wool. Dry goods sales are above last ...,..
with collections easy ia clothing and .l.
sales are also larger than 4 war ~.
Trade Il generally good AZ Boston. bu. NJ.
ter in materials than In manufacture lr0t
ucts- ~ Philadelphia iron Il firms, liza
coal more active. chemicals In fair .i.n..,..
IN|I
| The only speculative market that ia. n.
| elined during the week u the eotfon market
| The fall ~ AN eighth puts the rr.ce clos. n
| the lowest ever recorded IN tn mafk..
| since 1854 But wheat has ri~sn over ir.r.
4 oats ia and corn nearly cents rnrte M
| eighth. oil IA cents. butter srn,s and ,',rs
/ products a shade. In the iron inAN.it.
| a temporary stiffness IA prices a..
1 not hide the fact that the genera
| entity not lar from one. nfti. No mossul,.|s
j. seen in rails. while offerings " pg faa
by southern mills are eoinptrnly~iy zht
the bar mills are all hungry for or'ler- r.
II prices ~ plate aud structural iron arr tif N
| secure business and the trade r. afiut.
forced 70 regard with satisfaction ti.' tua.
tinunnce 81 the coke strike. and fut Nih4
ming aud ~henanro shut down. The Won N
industry T. ia "A far better ronA 4 ION. t'r nI.f
Put Of knit goods worsteL~ and dre-- GOOD.
and the medium and lower grades NJ nsi'
cloth being larger than ~ amy other tn
Tor I'VE wears but the most co~fK grades
| cloth are not vet Ia strong demand ,n,tt
manufacture u doing little better NJ .aa
Though embarrassed BY un-t'.sfAtt,r
prices The treasury output. silver notes
Guided ~a~ only <-n.spo more Nv
rency than IL has taken 10 tA
ing the past week. but the money wafkr
} are generally well supplied iof lest mA'
bus ness. though ~ some points -tfln4fti
more active. The exports 81 prutuei- s'p|
: New York were Larger last week i'ui NV "A
, past month show decrease of about n
} cent. and the imports mcanwhiir -HNK
marked increase. The railroad 'Ari p.
continue heavy. and the clearing hpns "A
, | changes exceed last years. but arcHfi
+. less than the advance ia price. ini'rAtr
r a material decrease Ia quantities tran
: ferrcd.
4 The business failures occurring fArc4s
e out the country during the past seven lAs
y number. tor the United states. ~. ami I
. | Canada -. or total 81 -. A. compari
a total ~ 30 last week. and ~ the rv
! previous 90 the lat. For the c"rt'~p1ni'
week ~ last year the figures were III ftr'
~ensine ~ failures in the United states a
3 in Canada