The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28
wrEKlY REVIEW.
80, uui-nr.. ~ The W-cL a, Reported h'
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Nu ur ihr large exports oi gold aul
atou' financial legislation.
.l. indications would l,m more cncout
ia.n,. Some increase is seen iu ORDER
given tomunuAclurnr vorks, though
unI thc yeai rnd- the iourc actuhll, ttI
work unturel, dimiuishc. fhr holiday F.
iude ui- been rather poor nt most
points. partly owing to mild weather
There D.. DISTINCTLY murc coincidence
shpau a1mt the future dcmand ior boz
do-tra products, though prir'- Hro uHt.
ueucr Domestic exports increase o..
Hirt. ihourl tApuuahlc staples afouo'
better BOO price ln November the
cr,s ul merchandise exports over im'
pofis a,- f2u .b1J.Sil. beside. f2.r3iul
silver. und pprcmbcr returns Indicate
%, mfsp 900 excess. for thi- very reason
the .,tuu. lb.H.2u1i At gold t.urc
ia-. ruIaf. Hud thr vlthdmwlsoi lhoW
thrcp umo. as much gold nom the trtas-
ury, Mc tlc morc noticed. Money you-
tinur. to accumulate here. aud There b.
no enlargement iu the legitimate de.
mnd lor commercial loans, though
spIug offerings % paper apparently to-
puInra ior yearly settlements, have cx-
cit,d rpmmk.
7 iila- ul agricultural products DO NOT
impu,r. Wheat B. unchanged iur the
We,k. although western receipts have
allm oZal ,n25 bushels, aga,n,t 2,5ll,.
O6i ir .hr samc week las, year, and d,
doc. rut count ilr much THAT the Affair
. uc exports uprc $50 Gi5 against 1891
last ycar The visible supply siill grows,
and B. NOW Ssl58.OO0 bushels. Coru
I fell 4 cents ior thcWcrk, though western
receipt we've only i,622 $3.50 bushels,
aglinsi 3632.2Oi last year, aud Atlantic
exports more Than o. Third smaller Gov
ernmeni estimates do not srem 10 affect
aciual transactions. Cotton has declined
"a sixteenth 10 500 cents and cccipts
imm LIMITATIONS continue larger Tor be
comber ihaa in 1891. when the crop was
over 100000 bales. The theory ihai
pfoduars will not market ~ current
price. dpss not yea DO the facts.
I.arsr orders for manufactured pro.
ducts ha,c appeared. and yet, rNcrp, Ia
boots and shoes, the general tendency
81 prrcs 10 downward. Copper Z
strengthened by conanmeis' demands
= and ihc output in November, 1904 tom
! domestic and 6,00i foreign, was th'
v smallest since February Lead has tol,
= largely at 81 cents. and tin has been dc
pressed hall cent by speculation. II
r shoes manufacturers are obtaining
i rool many orders, at 2is aud o cent
J.. advance over last years prices, whcr
y still larger differences In cost Of ma
: lenals are claimed, but many iobhcr
. hold of. as want Of entire agroemru
= among producers raiscs doubt whcth'
e the advance will be- maintained.
q The heavy auction sale Of cotlo
sood., resulting iu prices about no
cent below those previously currcn
ami the announcement Of numerous u
duciious in prices by agents, nre !
some deemed evidence that many mil
have accumulated larger stocks in aI
vance d consuming demand than h'
been supposed. Qnic large sales has
, followed, hut the market isslill irteguli
and uncertain. Recorders for spriu
!, woolcns have been more numefon
:, though relatively small for IT, time
year, and the opening Of heavy wegl
woolens Tor the next season disclose
. some reductions In cheaper goods, vii
" occasional advance In goods Of the bette
graGes, The confidence Of manuiaolu
els seems to increase, but purchases
material are rautious, and for the wee
Il we're 3,ms, 900 pounds OF wool. again
a 1907 900 last year, and 5,bg7 400 In lst
a The increase for this month over lal
!, year IL only In foreign wool.
( The Withdrawals Of gold from N
u treasury have been over t2l ,OOO,O'
,, since December sth, and are attribute
u in part TO replacement Of bank rgsery'
which were reduced by the purchase
bonds. Yet II il plain that the desire
foreigners 10 get gold instead OF stock
and OF Americans To get gold instead
notes. rapidly takes from the treasuI
whatever WAS Rnined by selling bond
Failures have been somewhat more In
portant, the reported liabilities for n
second week Of December amounting
y 27l4,0O7, and for two weeks Of Decen
Der the aggregate has been ~ $40, iOl,
which manufacturing liabilities vel
s2,4Ge,lll, and the trading llabiliIi'
AOn 500. But last year the liabilitl'
In failures OF the same two weeks wei
d Nl, 679, 900, Of which no less thanib, va
D, ts4 were Of manufacturing and onl
(, t6,Sol 1874 Of trading concerns. III
y failures for the past week have been 81
y In the United States against Sii laI
= year, and 80 in Canada against 81 la
e year.
a CarbOndale, H., Dec. 23.--Dug. Hel
u derson and Frank Jeff,.ry were arreatc