Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-09-07
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&c. 8 weekly review Of trade, published
this morning, says:
The house has Passed the silver bill by ma
3ority astonishing 70 ~ friends. ani : favora-
hle result IN the senate u now believed - %
| not far DISSENT Instant Improvement n this
rising oyer . Per share, and there wss also 4
rise III wheat cotton and pork. Money mar.
kets throughout the country are more healthy
failures diminishing In number and resump.
tfon by number Of banks md other establisn-
ments Illustrating the general tendency ~
ward revival OF conhdence. MnnufacturerS 90
not yet feel the upward impulse. and on the
whole exhibit NO more signs Of Improvement
than week ago.
In stocks an money the record for the week
has been mainly ono Of satisfactory progress
toward recovery. Wheat WAA affected 70 some
extent by the Vienna report Corn yielded .
little With more satisfactory crop reports. ous
In spite OF better Advfces from the more Inn
portant totton-p producing states tho price Of
that staple WAC advanced N ei9hth- Tho
stock carried over the crop year just closed
without allowance for such decline In COM
sumption - has been witnessed during tho
past half year which apparently renders Il
certain that there win be NO cotton famine for
. year 70 come. The stock Of American -
home and osrd Is about 1000 tales.
The Industrial situation mends but little.
The signs Of improvements observed week
ago are scarcely sustained. for while twelve
textile and thirteen steel concerns have ~.
summed after stopping. dfty-dve textile and
twenty steel concerns have stopped. In addt-
tf,va hox& oHsvr<a A AZ
time. and several have reduced the working
force, and large number Of works have re-
duced wages FROM 10 to 20 per cent.
A more cheerful tone IL seen IN iron and
encourage resumption. The output has been
decreasing 1t the rate of 1900 tons weekly Tor
the past four weeks
The shipment OF boots and shoes from Bos-
ton have decreased for the last week = 2es
cent, as compared with the correspondents
week last year, although somewhat better
feeling is reported In this branch Of business
The sales OF wool ut three chief markets were
only HAITI pounds. against 8 6o5 go for the
corresponding week last year. and the decrease
In sales since new wool began to come forward
has been about % per cent The August busi-
ness in WOODEN goods Is said TO have been the
smallest ever known In the trade for that
month and there Is some anxiety regarding SET
Elements due In October and November.
: Somewhat more buying 10 seen in cotton
goods from the west and south, but the market
il still narrow and hesitating.
The anxiety about money has been greatly
relieved, and scarcely any premium Is paid for
currency. The supply OF money for CONNER
cial use Is very scarce, but at other cities .
banks are growing more liberal.
The decrease In imports at New York In Au-
gust was about 10 per cent, while in exports
from this city there was small increase Of B.
per cent. Thus far the usual tests Of the con-
dition Of business show decline In compare,
son with last year.
more satisfactory indication IL that fail
ures are greatly diminishing in importance and
somewhat In number. The number reported
during the past week In the United States 10
356, against 148 for the Same week last year;
and In Canada %. against % last year. In the
United States they numbered IS in the east, lAo-
in the west and 142 In the southern states,
showing Improvement In each section.