Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-09
DUN's COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

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NV NeEN- AuE. a-R L. Dan &
Co.'s weekly rrvicW e TRADE tS>uci 70
8aE. SayS
An important chang in IN. state of
basinsSs = near at hand. oaurrs-ss viii
nat ae; on the taria 4asstiou une war
or the other in al probability. within
week- In either case thu sl-Snits.
basis fo- fufurr ts>ins-~> viii @nahl-
many u act Who arr n.sv Waiting.
The iniury - cr,'rr> hy hos vsirsl~ assl
drsugh;- II a. -rvst A. s.ruae r~p-srs.
viii affect al Interests. hat at thts la
son u : n~rrr e2Sy - distinguish b---
tween lpc1l ani rrneral damage.
After making a new iow rvso'vi
n, s4i. What advanced Iss
e-nts and osr1 >, eras> Th-
reseipss of What wrre stsa -
bushels against s.efs.s.s lAs; rear
VEhseh ds-rS ns.s rn-suraxe n1sfsns 20
shssrt yiela and exprt> -v~re oniy
i-sss- 81 buSkel> fr,sn Atlaastr p-a~-s
| against Al>s-sss last rear- C.srn ex-
p-srts were only Ii>-sz> hgSh~l> a-zius.
i-sass. - Last wear and rrcciPss l-sS..-
So. against -.iSs.-s7s; bat IL >--~nzs un-
deniShie 'hA; the crop hAs >n>saias-s
essn>asi~rahic iujurv- C~tton acSlin--d
an eighth with rsssnm=rcial estimates
Of a yield cxc.-c,iin- z4sa gssa hais=>
After taris uncrrtain-5eS have vAr-
II -. l.
ch2ses AMI aEsisrS fsr- tn. cs,szinr v-Ar
viii depsn4 largely uPon the erur->
Bat At pr,--nt th- Pr,~p-r, - ,i.-ei-
ssoa in csngrs>sS anss th- sssgranlon H.
PresSiOn that the Psn.liax hill nav fall
hctue-n tho tWoo hou>.S- ha> >.ilHu-
lated Snzne activity in textiles sales
of us-al ~err s-s--.es r.ssn.l>. against
S.7s1 a1o last vesr zud g. rps. sfss ths. vsAr
h.esu-e- and fsrr nve vveck> enslin- Nith
JGly Uerr - s>--7-s p>sunsiS- against
II. - 80 last war zn.i = - 20 IN
iss- IL S-sems that a lsFlr,- part - sAs
ssi~> thi> w-~k wrrr - M or,iers
actually l--ske,L ant the ra>h - t.-
iats-3 cisshirr> an.s .isals-r> - ~ s-,.-iS
fsr the fall tr@as giv.> ussS, mznufsc-
iarsrS nore than ;hey csu d. for
zonsh 80 two, thszwh ther,c >~--E,s =,
- ~ demand whatever fg~ Sprinr
| gu--a>. ard manufacturers ar~ making
M efto-t 20 get orders wo-sl has h.-ea
a~ivsnc-i fo- u.asy kins3> c~nt aa,i
th- avera-v abpat half cent after the
Seclinc x g. o-Rts far Ma.
The zsevezs-nf Il bl.-aeh--i r.rst.aS
has f--cn chs-c.~-i bv th- -->s..-as5,sn -
Il
t-mF-s-arr resiurtSoz q, the lsvyvss T-,iut
On rr'ossvi- ami tA~ p-int eIo;h Huaun-
fseturcrs A. Fab River arr ~srissaSiv
gzlzs-5sirrfn- = -r<fnrsi.,n - vxa-~~- ths
sss-ck sherve and At Fr,rra3ear.s king
/ i-i>Ss. essa pi--c->- Whiie sh- lsrrsvSs prbce
ever Snsun- e-Is crats fsw So hAs
h--n razss~ n Fruvaieuee y strike
vxrzla help th~ F-ae. q the i4r-r >ss-ri
90 hand oa~ = M isuprss1ahls-
Eersr-rv N ira zz4uutzesars =
hin=s~ryz3 ~ yrcaf-r trssahsle IN the
essior~ss hanss> have guir arsst l-ous ha.-iS
- shs ssush ansl 80 striker hsre d.
eis.<,t - c-sa;inac ~ srrugrie-
>sss-prhas h--sH-r hzu>5as>s enu.arS
~ PhiIas3elFhsz huf shse MARKET J.
dali Thrrr = ~ iaar-,.r~H1rnt n
quaHfit5rs < Manufactured fs-rmz> ~
Z quirs-i a. i'5ttSbQr<h * the WeSs- zasi
IN -cn~rai th- s~zznsi f.aE sHi>hs-2
Fwysi@~ts > d5>sPPssntin<- E,r5e.s ~
uzaia unchanged ths,azh With nuHa-r-
o0s ~zzAll e.sarrs~ts for structural
ro<k. hez1> a-~ a ~hz.ir ssr,ong-r.
irhilr E~>S-ner irssn- har ira and WHY
a3ils ar~ a >hat- weakrr-
The semzna e-,svv,i> al vvorSs p-,e-
duciny lpvv -prirs~i >hss-,~ while manu-
fzeturer> ef t-rttsr rrzi-s are left dc
p-cnsent aPau slender &ailv o-sier> IN
ke~p their >hcps in operation ship
m-nt> froln EaStoa fssr the gxeek are =
per eent- larger than last year and tor
July L pr ceut-. bat = tss-reas-- a.
compared with -. II n per e~st-
Gold exp-srts this week are ah-.ut 81
ioo.o.so and the trsa>ury ..'aid reserve =
reduced Ia sb-cat ss.ose..sa The
outgo i in par, To paw larls~ railrnad
and other leans made yrar ago in
time Of especial stresS~ The main fact
l. that exp-srts of dunsessie px,.iEet> In
July Were nearly "a per eent lsss
than last year. while thu i'm
ports though much Diminished tor
the time hy tariff uncertainties.
are hat pr eent- le>s than
last year There : every rrzSou ~ ex-
peet heavier Imp-srf> ss-r1- While the
markets do nus give pr'smi~r - a
strong foreign demand for the -rcAf ex-
portable staples Money = asssr oon-
ing into New York hanks thsa=A in
small amounts amt the customary
heavy demand frssn the west has not
ret appeared tho1gh sh- WHEAT raor~-
ment i heavy Conmercizl ioans are
deeiicsily Increasing though nos
enough A. Vet to terminate the eNsrAo--
dinzry ease Of the maney market
The volume Of domestic t.l>iness ~
f,ectea by exchanges through Clearing
houses i 80 per cent lsS> than l4st
year, and @ss per eent les than IN
lss.-
Commercial liabilities thus far re-
| ported in failures during July amounted
to s9.ei6.U>. of which >s.So--s were
Of manufacturing and ss-.3l-s7o -
trading concerns and the deere2se fog
the month though great in eonrSr-
ison with last year. i hardly a. much
a. has been expected The failures
this week in the niied States have
heen sls. agsins; 49, last year. and a
IN Canada against - last rear