The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-09-09

<s~.- snFru<hn1f The Irl>~a
~H'~n ~ q. ~ nun 4 CO.
@n-f< ur~itsnrr N Same rlr.-.,..-
"u~'nc<<- f.nf ecacrtsis specialize r--
- Healthy Condition.
Ntw YORK. Sept 3-e. q. ~, 4
" weekly rfview ~ trade. Sar-
wh'lr industry AMI basine>~ w~r. I-,r-ov,,.
~, w prospects were brighter than ever
,',.- VT .'*' ~ s'ons ctolsrN cam. a. c.u~s
some hesitation II Il even at ~, ,.,.'.-.
f''" w south WIN hal ~tartei ~ ~. 80
,urnrf ite1r~r They wcr> nf~rfl ~ t.,...,x
~ quarantine here. wtirh fmrli.. ...,,~i,, n,
sense On their part. N an other rc~r ~. h,.,'
ness prospects se clearly h,t<er tsan 49,,
~. and nearly al nrcoua,- nov
r't"A nrrre<e n hn~'ne<. CO,
demand. hut IN angle supply ev .r~w,,.-,
40 tnfu.tri,> arr producing sno-e than 49,,
betore Pear that exports may ~ cnr.n.l.3 ~
re~fi'rncr " Eurpr~ has depressed fhn m.rk.f.
Nhc1t hrs drv,r-i 10 ~. the i..xe,. ,.,irt
~'rc~ I'M AMI covered only 20 a fall ~ !
cents frt'e week. Corn h1- drrrrci 81, r.n..
for m week. with hfstrr western rcuort-
'nftn1 rn--' -1s'I.. hrt Inns fallen 70 "a cant.
with >aies % trd.onl hsIc~. Oats have declined
on~-ha'f cent. PORK 81 rents rer hr~rei lar,
CENTS. aud hogs ? ~~ns@ per 10, round.
and oils IRE fvr-eehshs low T. n.
greater mart Of thcss ch,nrts cam.
;rrm the unnatural conaiti,a 4,
markets. Tor ~or, tIne h.i A.. IN spite n ~
fr1orsi'nrrv - y insight Wheat r.!p.s IN
four d@r~ wer. f.ss,.cS tu.hc1.. Int exrors.
only fci.tl5 Stocks OF cotton on hnn ~ this
country equal two rcp'h<' consunf.'oa. and
IN Europe about three months consumption u
American. while current estimates ~ shA com
inT croo are ~p1~.ansir rising n h,s ha.,
evident that Eu-onc viii tax. isss n our rrod.
uc.- this year than last but r,e~t.l.net, there
viii not greatly diminish the ncrt for food
Try hay, never he-n in better milton
IN IT, whole than that hich reports row H.
dicatc. Al textile branches arr now rr,a urnx
uore and consuming mors material than ever
sni the demand has rarely pressed "a e,o.oi-
cn tho xnrriy. Most vooIrn mills rre rnnui,,
night aud tay 70 r,est or icr, and cotton .s.ls
r. rrc~'T' ~'liis sfofke ~ GOO n si~h. m
p.ea..nc sf io~ T;'- : .,r AMI = ~ rs
rapidly res mos fnll PRODUCTION. thn~sh errss
mills ars ~. ielayc hv repairs. :asri for
r:g - worry cool wliie mills ar. pa>h.i
Tor bar. Plates shse-s AMI s.rtcta-ai.
The fir-les.el; plant Il IN fill
operation. nni STRIKES no longer
prevent urolucti,1. ex~rrt At few WORKS AZ
Pittsburgh. II 4 enough ~ say ~ III wooden
nrnufsrtnrc that s1ies N th> Three rhisf mar.
kst<- sine, the nsstd.r % May have h.cn iol.-
rn increase - - rer CENT Boots nnl shoes
show an ircress. n. pr cent. AMI caisls r..
ceirfs Al the wr~.orn mer;sets zhow M larraa-e
~ :. ;rr nj. fer fhc week. AMI n pr cenr. for
the year thus fsr. Al Erston retail trade i
more acfivc with cooler upat1er fnIi's
are iusy with prices q cottoas
tending upward. an. buyers q: boots
AL <hoes arr r'erirs >s'- o-f'~s. T-Alc
ia rubber goc's Il xc~;'ent At Hartford the
A n =. -4..
and dry goods are in fair deUeui AZ Phia-
deirhia irpn mills arr fal Ok ersiers. ar con-
sumption greater than ever and imrrov ment
i seen Ia chemicals tobacco. j.weirr an gro
ce-se< At Baltimore groceries ani the cloth.
ing t-a.r are rrtive. dry gods In fair iem,ni
and EsT1i ~.or. s,eaiy. ',ut cnrnci crn's an
dull Al Pittsburgh the demand tOr aass;icf
iron n b.-tcr an prices somewhat stronger
At Cleveland trlle Il good Ia roilei
. and ~ Ctnc.n.asl machine <anps all foa1fr:ss
are p1ine 70 their fri c&racitv. exec dag last
yeat's ffo inrtisn. AZ Inl,rnarsli= ths car
re. sment 8 cc.,receicntei AMI AZ D'tso.t
iu~tre~> = szir an money in better demand
Better demand Tor money Il seen ~ Iirnr-
kee. ard no injury 20 corn or tobacco j. re-
ported Trade incr.ass= n 81 Paul sni Mn
nenrcii- with ine crop prospects; lrmler very
I, actirc and prices strong Business i active AZ
tFfEIIIf-- ~tAt~lIfAffIF y W. tFt
I lie rnd grsin AZ Kansas City. and ~'r ng q
/ 81 Louis. general fall trade being ASSURED
(, Al Denver bu~in-<s il good AMI through ~ m
4. northwest rcrort< ne 20 COLLECTIONS M Fery
\ favnrabl. Crop prospects are brighter q
< Little Erck and business improving. -ulA-co y
\ very active a. Louisville: trafe increases
4 AZ Memphis and a'so 81 View Orleans.
(. tLcu1h cotton i dull with 'isrgF crop
/. estimates sugar AMI rice arr srr1n<
J snI setivc with money IA better densri Ihs
\ stecx market which for long time IBID ~
I ngnfrss foreign selling w strong operators.
4 ta~ broken sharply. about s. rr- shTr' "a ne
4 cholera alarm. rnf realizing has txcn general.
ART especially IN speculative fancies oi the in
4 du..ria' class Grsin carrying stocks ar. also
/ lower. while rroney - legitimst.'y stronger
\ with sorne manipulation 20 increase the elect.
< Euf therc l. no cansc for alarm exrefs
f. that some prices havr been artificial Ins
I Treasury has rail ont s. .5y,o9 mo-e currcrry
I during the week while aidinr $l.Gnfan gold
4 Eri sS.Noslvcr 70 it, stocxs. Customs receipts
4 IN August show an increase Of - re- rsnt and
/: q iutc-nsl rev nus J. per cent. Gold engage
( ments for Erropc to-day are over 81 Fn"'
Int su,rie. of money throughout the
\ rpunfry are arrp'e AM western d.nl tris likely
\ 20 10 smaller than usual
I TIE business failures ccrr~-fn. Throughout
TIE country 'rring the ms seven drvs. ra,n''cr
for st- rnit-.l states 10 md for Cnrala =: o.
I total 81 ITS A. co,nrnr>f WITH \" As'
! week AMI le- for the week previous - TIC last
and 1li for the CORRESPONDING week ~ nc year.