Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-06-21

'A61DaI tsapnA q ST. irad, ID Juno /.
~ only o&,562 tons against l14.O2s
Aye4r - but = roduetiOn Of PASS
eDne II unS0ld stocks indicate that q
4nAntity nearly double the output was
tekoh Tor consumption. AT New York
the boot and shoe shops have stopped,
but shiptnents from the east are 10 per
cent larger for Juno thus far than
last year. The wooden mills are clos.
Ing rapidly. Sales in wool in two
weeks have been 6,626, $50 pounds,
against 3,627,l I last year. Cunces.
siOns have not enlarged the demand
Tor cotton goods, and the recent report
that the production IA close to last
years Il said TO be based upon returns
from only the more fortunate mills.
Wheat Ii only a fraction higher. cx.
ports and ordinary consumption for
the year having already exceeded the
Governments estimate OF last years
crop by 124, OtO,O0O bushels. Western
receipts for the week have been i,47I,-
404 bushels against =, iOI ,974 last year;
and Atlantic export only 909, 1876 bush.
els, against !. 223,037 last year. Cot
ton yielded q fraction, with prospects
decidedly more favorable than Il year
ago, The number Of failures this week
WINS 232 in the United States, against
3l3 last year.
WASHINGTON special: Among the
more Important articles contained in a
report about TO be issued by tho d.
vision Of statistics, United States De-
partment OF Agriculture, in addition
to the usual report on the 10th Of tho
month on the condition OF the cror,
there Is y detailed statement Of the
tariff ratios Oh the principal cereals
and on flour in European countries,
showing the discrimination, where
such exists, against American flour.
There IL also . report upon the Rus.
STA n crop Of 1893, including u report
upon the crops OF the Russian Can
csslls, = region which has III recent
years been greatly developed as an
available source OF wheat supply for
the European markets. From the adj
u sheets Of the report upon tho
agricultural conditions aud resources
OF Mexico, In course Of preparation in
the division, two articles are repro
dnced, one covering the climate Of
Mexico and the other being an cx-
haustive report upon the status and
business u the Mexican railways.
ALBANY, N. Y, special: Gov.
Flower, who has returned to Albany
from the Adirondacks, talked to a
large number Of people at the Glover.
vile Depot. He spoke Of the financial
troubles and said: THE undoubted
cause IL the ~tinkering being done
with the tariff. In thirty days the
agony will be over and the question
settled. II IN the succeeding fifty
years anybody attempts to tinker with
the tariff he II get killed. The times
will improve now at once, aud your old
prosperity will be increased a hundred
fold"
WASHINGTON special: Coxey and
BrOwne OF the commonweal army
argued before the Senate Committee
on Education and Labor In favor OF
the passage Of Coxey's good roads bill
TO provide employment for the idle.
The hearing will be resumed on the
9th.
WASHINGTON special: The Treas
ury officials are in receipt Of informa-
tiOn showing that the law regulating
the sale Of OleOmarKarine is being vio-
lated by dealers in all parts Of the
country. Steps will be taken to pun
ish every violation Of this act.
NEW YORK special: Reserve, de-
crease, $542, 600; loans, increase, $780,
QUO; specie, decrease. 1886, 900: legal
tenders, decrease, $55 1000: deposits.
decrease, 1896, 0OD. The banks hold
S76, 377 600 in excess Of the legal re-