The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-26

'ne couNTRv's COMMERCE.
ne Condition a. Trade Thr.....
s""nfrj Ascending % X. q. 10. 4 80.
wsrx.y ~nmmAry-Tbe Cr.ps ~h.-
Little Hr<t~r and the rrosp~~,. 80
.~m Trade arc Eaeoaraginr -ra-,..~.
Failures. fse.
NEW York. Anr. .o-R. q. I'm,
20 = weekly review ~ trade s,r~.
Later Advtces from the west promise -.
DETER rrop> q wheat ana corn ANA r...--
~ni'~ she yield ~ neither viii arrr.,~h ~. ..
last year with abundant surrli-~ l.r.-.A.
over, The outlook q % good that hu~,,... 49,
.ln'uy Improve. snd the prop.r. Tor IN
ua'e y evrrywh-re considered hri M ~.
grest strikes ~ NV York Pcnnsrir.r;. 49,
Harnesses APPEAR 20 have scarcely ~ $780,
ctzb'e effect on business a1i though 49,
ruption 81 fraflir 4 fh-esfcnrs On -n.,r.
portant railroads. stocks arc r~n.r~i,~ 49,
- strong. closing hut Z ANAL fr,e.
mon iov~v th-1 week seo. Nor. roif ~.
e<'ns shroad. hut money 70 ahrni-1t ana er-~
ecd collect on> ~ almost all o~~rt.rs ~ ,n.--
satisfactory thrn usual. Wn-r IA ~,
~rasev snd declined shr~-- ou-rt~rs VITA 80
ern receipts exceeding s.r0Opo bushels IN 49,.
DAYS while Atlantic exrort@ we're not lnuno
bushels ard sales here ar, only lk..a.
bushels Reports of harvesting IN s,-,,,
wheat regions are more encouraging Co..
has advanced . cant on sales ~ only sOs.n
bushels. MALAY b,cau~s % possible ins~-ru.-
tion Of trafc- for western Frp1r.<a~~ irfai.-s.
more promising. e<recs~liy n a. K~n.,s 80
Illinois. Oats hnv- declined o1lr qaa-r-r
but lard Il shaie stronger on Il rhr.a.
quarters ~ a INT lower aud coY>e 49,
eighths higher. with some ~p>casa.ir.
activity. In cotton further decii1. 81 xsx.
teensh has occurred. and sales hare been 'o>.ec
bales. tie actual snovcn ,nt AZ thi. s-asoa ~
Ing insignificant while Gro, pros,s>t< vita -.
heavy stocks on hand tend q d>Tr - fri-e.
Speculation n tin has mad. list'e chang MI
buyers 81 corp,r slow thu, liz = ut. /.
quot>d. while laai Il shade lower Tra3. =
quiet ~ Boston. AMI IT. retail Iin.< mod .r4.@
with stocks " IN cia1si a, Ori.rs fp- l--rs
goods from tie vast are large. an cotton j,h-
hers have no difficulty in selling The whole pro-
dnction. higher prices for b'-achei goods -
ing expected. Tn, print cloth trade I, @nnr-
mons The boot and shes trade i healthy.
though pros.s are small wool = fairy
active am Arm aud the outlook ro-r
At Hart pr. trade improves n AZ lines
except wool and dry goods: hardware i. f-.n.-
and advance l. expected: groceries .rs
in good demand some AZ better prices. an ~
tobacco crop promises well. Iron = = lnsi.r
NJ Philadelphia and finished products itn-ro~-
ing. trade in hardware being fair ard exeA.ainr
last years Business IN dry goois j. >ati.snr-
tory AMI IN groceries m 10 the average Al
Baltimore rAcc pts ~ fruit and Vegetables ar
not equal n demands ~ hackers. and rnnnr-
factnrer~ of clothing are lnsv. froa rilii. AZ
Pittsburgh will soon rrsume Ia. ~
present shipments % coke ete t1e snail
est for some tim, an: business IA
window glass Il no. active. Al Clnrfnnnf. trade
l. quiet. hut prospects fine. aai vifhlrarals u
whisky are unusually heavy Fair arfiFi.r y
sem AZ Cleveland with healthy trnis. an
rolled iron products very activ. AMI fra
General trad AZ Chicago j. bcftrr than 10 any
other year and collections better At Hilra1-
kce collections are slow. Int trade i largely "a
excess OF last year 81 Paul reports = sight
increase IN business ani harvest resulting n
a good yieli Al Minneapolis trad Is <poi.
Business AZ s.. Lanis j. generally sass-
factory. and a. Kans,s City good VIA
isrg. receipts ~ cattle. hogs and Wheat
Improvement j. a'~o seem with brighter PROS
perts at Little X c< and Nashville. aid while
trade is quiet NJ NV Orleans sugar 1. strong
and active. hut receipts ~ -ve are lighf. s.e
crop having been damaged hr rains Ye<.rra
irun mills have not fully resusn a. hut th~ fr---
cnt demand for bar. plates. sheets aud --rnrt-
urai iron j. very active. and mills are full =
orders. Pic nnchang I. Int sails q r-rr
forge equal ~ t.ps ~ Birmin .ham H. rer,rdee-
Cotsons are in great demand AMI frrn. tbpu<a
the weather has chccsed tne weeks
sales Carpets quite 1rriFe.
with advance ~ eia cents in Phii2ielrAs n
grains. In fall wooicrs business 4 hrsry h1r
orders for spring goods arr rather s-nsll-r AM
more largely in low grades Business ~ dress
goods crowds the manufacturers mary hsv-
ING soi5 n.,e than they may be Abi@ ~ 1elre-.
Sales az wool At the three largest markets
since the mi " ~ Msy have bes1 siHAA"f
pounds. agri1st .n.snno last yes-. Frrfnr-
tion Of boots and Shoes Il now estimate a it'-
0D0O pairs and east m Shiptn 1T lat ~
were On cases more than week an II
port. from New York for two weeks haTe
exceeded last years BY several r~r rrn'
hut imports are enormous for ne
season. Tor two weeks II New York sersr crn'
greater than last year A. cotton may no; -
largely required abroad for soms tine. go
sinued exports a. gold are not SURPRISING rrt
FOR the weak are not larg.. Trsasury rr~rrrrs
have been reduced only xeD.oo AMI no change
(. has been male in circulation. ani o. IN Woe
I th~ financial outlook q satisfactory.
I. The business failures occurring fhrouxnn1'
the country during the Last seven DAYS. uurnrsr
FOR the United States. I.e and for CznadA =: "
4 total ~ l9.. n compared win - -
week. lst for the week prerion~ fofhe ~
! and ZIG for the corresponding week q NJ se>'-