The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-03
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Leading influences affecting the course
OF general trade throughout the United
States within the week have not resulted
IN anet gallo. Prolonged drouih and
hot winds have damaged corn and other
crops Ia Nebraska, and fears are en-.
tertalned Of like losses In kansas,
without early rains there reduction In
the yield Of Indian corn IL expected 10
be considerable. The outlook for the
yield In the spring wheat States IL re-.
garded a. uniayorable, which reacts
upon country merchants and checks de-
mand.
Several thousand striking miners In
Ohio. Indiana and Alabama refuse 10 re-
turn TO work Al rates agreed upon In
conference. and this continues 10 de.
press business throughout tributary 70.
gisrf Va, ,leel and other industries
Owe lVupcred Throughout the Pit,sburg
4 s.s,f, iar ,aek u coke. which restricts
proddciirf rnthr- nee 'of-A wiiiiy ins.
proving demand. aud kecps the prico
VI spot Bassemer pig and billcts aud a
dollar higher than quotations Tor future
delivery. Continued exports Of gold
from New York arc regarded m AN un.
favorable Influence. and there are more
uniayorahlo reports ~ 10 mercantile
collections. More serious In In die.
Organizing effect on general business Is
the continued delay to tariff legislation,
few merchants caring to try topcoylde
for prospective wants 10 view Of the nm.
certainty.
The other side reveals reports Of
moderate improvement 10 general trade
alta larger number Of southern elites
than last week improvement In the
outlook for the Columbia river canning
pack increased activity In all leading
lines ut San ffanciscoj full and regular
fruit shipments east from the Pacific
coast, aud an improved demand Tor
iron and steel at ~. Louis, Pittsburg
and other centersi practically COMPLETE
restoration Of railway lrieght service
throughout the county, tendency to
buy very sparingly for fall delivery at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
Boston excellent crop prospects In most
Southern States, and Increasing orders
among Providence manufacturers Of dry
goods, specialtiea aud novelties IN
iewelry.
The spun In demand Tor wool NJ
Boston and at Philadelphia Is Rtiribuiet
on the one hand to expectation Of failure
Of tariff legislation and ON the oihert +,
demand by spectators. who believe
wool prices had touched the loves
possible point. Heavier shipments o
merchandise from Baltimore 10 southern
points were caused by the announce
ment that freight rates would adyanc
August l.
Bank clearinss throughout the Unite
States for tix business days ending Jul
20, a. tslsgraphed 70 Bradsireeri, as
gregato $40, 10000, q decrease Of abou
8 pei cent, compared with the precedin
week and Of about l3per cent, compare
with the corresponding week in JUL
: 1898, during which period business vi
much checked by the financial PAM
A. compared with the total for d
fourth week Of July, 1899, the decreal
y Tor this week Is % per cent.
u In a majority Of instances prices &
staple products show a net decline th
II week. notably wool, which WIS push'
e up To-, but later lost H. cattle, hog
n wheat, oats, cotton, coffee and raw sasd
b The advance 10 Indian corn was 81
d primarily 10 damage 70 that crop al
u the gain In The price Tor lard followed.
" Exports Of wheat, United states az
y. Canada. both coasts, lor tix hu-ln'
nj days ending July 20, have increae
0. surprisingly, amounting to $3.50
Il. hnsbes. Last week the total WAS l.sf
o. OO0 bushels, and In the week bele
II. 2,S77 800 bushels, One year ago In +
DO fourth week Of July, the total oSPo'i