Oxford eagle., 1893-09-14
The TRADE REVIEW.
sose Figures that frov~ what . Gr~.t
fsda-trt.i sheek the eoantrv Sustained --
fstdsnee Going 90 >how that Tn. Pre-
duetug force Of the Country. After
N-ath- or Constant D~~Iis~. ns. Begin
q" Increase.

tsUtuE Ia ~hoW that the Iru-
duetax ferc- of the Ceantry. After
M~ath- ~ Constant D~~IIa~. Ia. begin
q" Increase.
NV loEK. sept. p.-R. Is. Dun &
Co. : weekly review of trade. published
this morning. says
Improvement has srt~a'ei from the haaks
20 the nsiii. The condition cf the Ereat ir
dustrtcs has fisfinetlr ua~niesi thoafh -tiil
-rrtaassy depressed More importsnt ~ TAR
thaa any result IN stnck T. the fact that more
works have resumed durtnx the past wers than
have stopped operatinn. 40 that N. prt.iuciar
force of the eountry after nnnfhs " constant
dcrllne, has begun 20 increase
psspstehes n~ntlon tveuty eight tertil- ani
ihirsy m>tai works whieh have resumed sonse
rniF stth part forer whfie twenty ave texttis
and nine iroa works have stspp~d n il ex-
rcetesi that uost 81 the Pail River mills will
start soon. th~ hani- zs.~ntinx 10 rviucc1
wages
1ke naoacy uaaFsvt b. more healthy. th- pre-
mtum On currcuev Ia. Almost vanished tn
entarras~ru~nts IN domestic exchanges have
veil niTh disspr~Aresi AMI whiic very little
money Il vet available far commercial or in
dnsfriai ioaa- there = some relief in that 70
speet also
II wss time far some Improvement, sep
'smnrr !. the output % iron furnaces IN blast
vas only $50 tons weekly against tos .ess
than bali the producing forces was engaged.
and yet manufactures we're 80 siagnant that
rn~oid siccks % pls iron incrvascd 100 tons
week Tn Aurust II T. stated that further
rcduetians lH the output have he,n made since
September teran
The Thomas Iron Go. has reduced it, price
fer pa irun NJ. eents. bgi some other gon.
Germs aFe seiiin- standard No A. low as stg
r-r ton soft steel has reached the lowest
rs'ini On record. 80 at Pittsburgh. ani sunstan
TALLY all rail warks In the country arr idle Ia.
there is a b.ttsr demand for hardware. irua
ro-is. tartea wlre. ard contracts Tor archftec-
iural werk AMI Agricultural implements are re-
ported a. Chlcsro
Salrs II ~coi have teen the lowest IN rec.
cri Tor years. tsst i,o pounds at thr principai
markets Tor the last week against Ts-s ten Tor
th~ sas1ie week last ytars the average cf tot
Erate~ teinE q; cents. the lowest for many
yvars. aad IA the manufacture u can hardly 10
said that recovery app~ars In sotion mills
resamrtiea % ucrs Il quite general and the
paper hu~iasss = dotng better while the Troy
paper and the tIhnots glass works arr start
inx Bus shipments ~ b~ots and shoes from
iissiou we're assia - per cent smaller for the
~eek than last year ard Ia three months they
have teyn about -saeoi eases AGAINST i.'r9es
ia-i year
Chicago receipts % cattle In August uer.
-esset heal. against 3i-sSi last year a de
crvs-e % over Is per cent
fhese evisisnces % the extent of depression
are needed nov. because they show why tho
saSfiea recovery which sour Iook tor i not
possible II viii take time TO revive business
after such shosk a. if has sustained and
there H. ocrazion for dishearfsuusnt NJ n re
covery y slow while the none. markets
have greatly improved they arr vet n.r from
the normal condition and the rrups are In
doubt The prospects Tor corn have not ina
provei and the iaiury done ~ dreusht seems
10 insure a much smaller yield than va.
r~ete't The price dartas th- week has al
yaneef fiiil half cent
Western receipts of wheat have also heeu
oaly 5g7s. NJ bushels Tor the past week against
s.E9iEt basAet~ last year. asa ~ accounts ef
short crops ahread grow more dranite the
price here has strengthened fully I cent, ~
ports for the week have hscu 2 iao - htl.hels
against ? ~ 81 for the same week last year
Cotton has advanced 20 cents With assur-
ances that new treasury arrangement will "a
Cilitats the supply q money tor navfnx tn
crops After tnuchinx cents the price has
falisn a sixteeuth. ana crop reports ~. stiIl "a
voFahis on the Shole In spite 81 damage ~ fhs
storm in south Carolina That the veiurnc q
trade has b~en small q late u unt sur
rrisiuE Exchanges throush the principal
clcartng hosz<~= oltsists 81 New Norx
eentlnue 20 sh@w a Arxe decrease IN
comparison with ass v~Er. TOE the past wesk
-t1 pr eeut Alshangh several naaks whieh
we're foressi 20 step In July and Aasu<f have
r~sanfesi thi~ week. tae numerous failures at
tso neath< have thrown inta eontasiou ths
eair1iafioa q merchants ant eatnp p~iet them .
cuFtail orrrastonx. iaeous pi~ts rctrrus ~ a.
sets and Ia alliste- for the meath - Auxust
shnw that the liabilities in Ansu; l. 10 failures
auo4at~s. % So tss iEsl .nd the rvtu,as tcr u.
remaining failures - TIE monts wal probably
raise the amount above tAoeseo Tue assets
reported we're kal-~<ta This hosiy Of se-
fAaltsd liabilities for the single month 81 A
gus. exceeds the asEr~gate for any entire
aaarter except ave dsrtHx the past siNtsen
years
Failures for th- week have fe~u ouiy rsa In
nuElher. against - last week and tsg for the
ssek pret~siias. ani = in Canasin. against =
for the SANE week last year While one large
MORTGAGE company swetis the Aggregate % ia
btlitte. for the week. the average Of other fail
ures were lower than usual ". nstng for less
than g. 90 each, and only four for ston ssl1
zach