Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-31

Improvement In csasisi.-. B~eems-s
Wore Dssti.et and ts.aerai. ard tsttsres
Les Numerous Mes~y a Little FASTER.
rhssxh Csti~estsa. stii Somewhat nat
neuft -nssy fsaa.trs.I E-ssbltss ss~ats
ks-ansinx and otheF. Cts.ia< Rss~irss
OF Gold frsm Earsp~ Heavy. Eas.
INV NoRx. Aug. ea-R. q. Dun a
Cos weekly review OF trade. published
this morning. Says
The improvsm~nt observed last week has
c~S@rns uueh more dtstiuct and graeral
VALE actual transactions have lnervassd bot
htte the change IN pabiic fs~linx IL not~
worthy. rhese are fewer failures. either %
eanks or o. important COMMERCIAL or mana
farturinx ceuevru. than foe sorr~ seek. past
In View York disasters have he~a Avoided ~ .
general psroitnx of resources and a greater
spirit % mstusI heipfala@~s ant fcrn~araae~
than vas se.n son~ wweks axo One large
stock failure for several millions "a. thus
preveaied IN wall street oa Thursday ard the
market Tor securities though AZ times lie.
pre--~d By the eio-iax Of se4vv lean.. has h-ea
extremely iuii without material decline.
Mecey on call IL mere snunasnt ana lower.
a. many interior loans have teen paid since
the hanks ceased 10 send currency away and
advanced their rates for rrncwtnx OF ext~ad-
Ina such leans. but there Il little relief As re
sp~wts mercantile accommodation. The nee
o. checks In the place 90 currency Increases.
and the secretary % the treasury IN answer to
On Inquiry has stated that M I.gsl ool-ctioa
EXISTS 10 the u-. Of stahf draft. on Nsw Yars
for small sum. In payment Of noads The dtf
reul,y % eolles lions aud the Interruptions %
exchsnze arr a~sriY as serious a. ever. The
nHnan~r % Industrial establishments rvsumiag
hexin- 90 compare fairly with the number stop
ptng work II cannot a. yet he said that tho
army Of unemployed nas begun 10 decrease. hut
the ssifitioas 10 10 are much smaller than In
rrRNtnfIa aN~Ea MarW ~arr nefaNa anfu .Aaw
that he stappax~ was really temporary. or that
wage eontrovcrsi~s have been settled
a little better drruaud APPEARS for some
prafuct.. sueh a. wire. nails ani harhcd wir-.
the works % which tnnortant prusucfs have
teen lille for nearly two month-. but Ia general
the consumption has 50 FAR dccr~assd that
southern furnaces are Offering pig lroa At very
tov asure- and standard makers In fennsyt
raata are contem plating . reductions.
ne weekly output % Conneiisvii~ coke 10
E@ tcns I--rf evSns being idle and oniy
ssi. IN operation
Numerous cancellations Of orders have Dc
rressesi copper to g.. cents. nearly the lowest
prize on record
TIE .hiprc-t % boots and Shoes from Bos-
too show e decrease compared with last rear
% ~ per cent for th~ week and - pr e~aL
since June. and cetntsrmancs sttfi Offset new
orders al the EAST. though somewhat more
activity Is reported here AMI seine southern
nuytas
Textile. show ~ improvement Tweivs
mills have temporarily closed aud none have
resumed Demands for goods are marrow and
uncertain. In stocks the average Of prices
changed very little. sales for the entire w-~k
have hera less than have sometimes ne~n re
corded Ia a single sctix. day
Transactions in ~proiucts have h~en small ca
the vhois. and while prices generally tend
downward there y no vIoieas change Tn,
enormous stocks still d-pr~ss prices % 10th
wheat Rnd cotton.
Though currency II az a premium ~ I tn
pr cent. the demand IL less than q secs axo.
Receipts Of gold from Europe during ne pa@s
week have been o. zaan. bat the Rank a. Ia
gland has raised IL. rate % 5 per e-ua. shfeh
l. -xp~es~d 10 stap farth~r sh1pun@ats ~ grid
10 this eoansrr. and th~ Hsns % France has
lost duriss the past seek ansaf NsSs The
Absorption - moaey has nos yet ceased ard
er~fft substitutes a. yet poorly supply tts
place.
Failures during ths we-k number sf8 in ,h-
United States ard - IN CAnata ~ th@ rem
nrrctai failures Ia he ruited state. iss ~srs
In ~sasttera states. 60 IN southern and Es1 n
western.