The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-04
DOMESTIC TRADE

Tho c.ndisi"a % The ss.in~.. Int.
80 "n".rs - snd'esssd ~ n. (. ~.
wrsky Review N.n~v 80
Easy. Slut Business Rash~x 49,. ss'riy
Cetson sim ES~rsing : n~.,h~.s
nsesee - the >oush-nusinr.. ,. -k H.
Esc. s-'iurs>.
NV yonK. Feb. Err y M
Cos weekly review Of trade ~.
Tho state o. domestic trade H.. ~.
changed though the continued anil...-- '.AA'F
hap~ more generally felt Boston 49,. n. -''
Of satisfactory volume. with enn.tl.-.,s .'-'r
fivlsy and large western orders In AT -.
rvt',n mills Wen employed, god ae.n.ns ".
s"oen~ ana boot and shoe fariories ln.-
Leather i In better demand aud 49, go, ..'f
tive. though AZ some CONCESSIONS A. psS,
phiA money 4 easy. iron much d.,,r..- ,r
southern sales. the wool market au'.. ~. "
gods more active. with sales ahesi "A ~, -
and satisfactory on!rr~ from IN. ~. ~,
NOR notes good business In dry en.-ss ~, =
collections. Al Cincinnati the sho, ,,,...'..'
TORIES are doing well. cigar facforie. ~, -
and the demand for machinery bri.k IT,
better az Cleveland IN all line, except 49,.
shoes, but iron = still inactive Al All
cage. merchandise sales ~haw =
crease over last year and collest,o,. W
easier: receipts II dressed bcef arr tir... -
and 81 wheat double last years. All i.l..r,1 \.
crease appears In other hrcadsfuf.s MT .l,,l.
decrease in animals and animal pr..ine.. ".
waukec IMPORTS business only fair ana e..l.,
tions slow ,v i~x "a had weather Al =, -,
the outlook lring trade il consider 4, n, !.
encouraging Il an week ago. Buillin. o.--,
f'ons irvrise q he very large. am tn demand
for materials is already active Ninn-a,.,li. !.
ports sod business with an output q. .l-n
- ~. -.
last year. Al Omaha trade i quiet. owing II
had weather. At Kansas City business |. 49,
and at Denver very satisfactory Little r..
reports . fair trade, but a. New Orleans sene-,
tusirsss Is dull. though sugar i str.nx ans -
tive and rice in fair demand hut cotton 4 a. Il
and low Al Savannah also the loss pre- y.
cotton j. depressing and money j. in stiye H.
m~ri.
Speculation IN bre aistnfYs has been much x
active since gold began 90 60 abroad and vi ~.
has declined cents during the r4st uetk "a
Atlantic exports h.ing small while receipt. n
the west were 2.ODo 0 bushels in three az-s
Corn has risen three quarters ~ crnt 4.
oats half a cent. while scarcely All
change appears in pork products II
j. quarter cent lower AMI cpf~
actions in both. But cotton has deciin.-i
sixteeth with sales Of 60 on bales. and rhe N
ceirtS still exceed those 81 the same week "A
year. while exports have fallen Of during "a
past week Estimates o. . larger well tad
that 81 isooars now frequently heard
The only great branch of manufacture VII
makes di-cour2ginx reports NJ present l. Fl
iron and steel industry. and the diiiirui,y ~ 1
y not shrinking consumption. hut enormous Il
crease in production. In cotton goods larr
production than was ever known hefprA 4 IA
~
the prices ~ some qualities has been ofra.i II
ally reported ia spite Of the cheafness u Il
material In woolenS the mills have rs
heen much more active. with larger orders z.
goods. and manufacturers purchases NJ w..
far the rast week were much l2rgr tl4r
year ago. The building trades arr 'rr-gliA1
The rail combination restricts pnrrha>as !
steel rails. no Transactions having been Io-rs
Tor the rast week There ARE order rlaresl
several thousand cars and some ios.pra .rf
and the demand for plate iron i snrflt n Bat \ !.
ter and tor structural iron satisfactory Al ~ i
cnf. hu- no i'm Improvement u seen In lAr .sn
while the market for pig Is depressed br ss
which arr generally attributed % financial ilt
Guilty. Southern No j. even quoted AZ - 4
and northern az SID - per ton. about the low.
prices ever made.
Money continues in abundant supply. AMI II
percent on call ~ New York. with ~ pre~nr
~ any interior market. But the ship'nsfa. 4
Eui1 s4it 70 L. FOR Russia. lead ~ me 's1
that money Il 20 b. iezrer soon. AMI ths(r..
usy needs AZ this season to re.irui-h III Al
snceS The stock market has hs-en but ~ n
ate,y affected by the outgo Of gold. hut "a Al
sfnntiy betrayed signs % realizing whrn So
have become artive enough 20 rtn.er SRI
easy. and the prevalent impression i that 81
eirn s1ies will continac.
The business failures occurring shrpuxte
the country during the last seven davs. nani<-
for the United States. ~. and Tor cataai- n
a tntd ~ 20. - compared with ~ Az.
week and - the week previous ~ the All
For the corresponding week ~ Ast gs-7
the figures were -