The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-04


gency will have disappeared.
Pi ttsbure Dispatch.
Business better. money easier. and.the
outlook good.
Troy Times.
There is a slight Improvement in the
industrial and financial situation here.
Wheeling Register.
Business conditions in this locality and
near by portions OF Ohio and Pennsylva-
MIA show decided improvement over
the situation during the past thirty
days.
St. Louis Republic.
Money here is much easier and business
is picking up in ell jobbing departments.
Many manufacturers are resuming, ch OF
among which is ex-Congressman Neld-
rlnghaus' tin plate mills. Building
trades are especially active while the
prospec' for the unemployed are unex-
cep' iona.ly bright.
Chica go lnter-Ocean.
The retail trade of Chicago Is greater
than it has ever been this season OF the
year. Wholesa merchants report only
fair buying by country merchants. The
banks are strong in reserves and are
loaning large amounts to move the crops
IL New York would retire its clearing
house certificates our bankers say over
eight milligns of new loans would be
made In ten days
Chicago Tribune.
n,,.;,o., o,,tIooL vary nroo,iaing hare
Collections improving. money growing
easier day by day and merchants doing
splendid business Tor the present time OF
the year.
Minneapolis Journal
Business prospects in the northwest
nave improved good deal OF late in a
general way. Confidence Is growing
through the resumption OK suspended
banks. Money is somewhat easier than
a month ago, aud bankers feel much
better.
st Louis POST Dispatch.
The business outlook here is decidedly
encouraging The banks are all sound.
aud merchants are citing money needed
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prices show evidence of the confidence OF
the people. Factories that closed down
two months ago have resumed operations.
Cincinnati Inquirer.
Financial condition much improved.
and everything indicates more prosperous
times.
Cleveland Leader.
II congress would adjourn at once so
the country could have something else to
think of the panic would soon be for
gotten.
Portland Oregonian
The past two weeks has motel a decided
Improvement in finances here at the
Pacific Northwest, of which this city is
he leading jobbing and banking centre.
While there Is still a scarcity OF money,
there is evIdently mutual understand
ing between buyer aud seller not to
crowd payments at the present time.
and, as result, no large business failures
have been noted.
Denver Republican.
The business depression following the
closing OF Denver's banks in July Is pass
ing away, aud all the national banks ex-
cept one have reopened and report good
lines OF depositors. Confidence is being
restored, money that was withdrawn is
being deposited In the banks, and busi-
ness in all lines is better.
Chevanne wvo Leader
ENCOURAGING features OF business con-
ditions are In mining. All coal mines
are being wor ked to full capac ty. Great
activity is being shown in prospecting
for gold and developing gold mines, and
numerous oil wells are being put down.
Propositions made to connect oil pumps
with railroad by pipe line makes pros
poets for placing oil on the market very
bright.
indianapolis Sentinel.
The business outlook for this city is ali
that can be expected.
Sioux City Journal.
There are some signs of Improvement in
business here.
Dstrot Free Press.
The financial situation In this section is
iu proving daily. Money is cas- Ter. general
business is revving aud confden e rapid
ly being restored. Notices of withdraw
ais, filed with the savings banks, are being
cancelled and deposits largely increasing.
The effect Of the repeal OF the purchase
clause of the Sherman act by congress has
already made itself felt; merchants and
manufacturers are encouraged ana look
ing forward TO a 200 fall trade.
Atlanta Constitution.
Economic methods OF the farmers, TO.
gether with home supplies, which they
have raised, have made cotton a surplus.
Crop cotton is beginning TO move. and
there is money enough TO handle it.
Trade Is improving, AMI the outlook Is
very encouraging.
Na'ohez Democrat.
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