Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-09-13

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truP K~p-srt- - Trad.
Co : weekly review - trade tssned -
day ,ayss
The hasiness oufloeix = mach like an
April tay, with alternate clouds aud
sHushine- In hoGae branches ssrn-x
improvements still coatinne. while IN
otherS- trade i diminishing. In the
adjustment - rev couditicns such
ecushstinx signs are q be expected.
AMI the Esorr. bycau~e the deferred
business vhich bad awaited a settle
ment was bT 10 means evenly dis
trihute.i
The Sovernraeas e-Vp report Is ex-
Fs-cist 70 f0reShatovv a xrcat los IN
corn. while other ohservers believe ~
ports materially exaggerated and e<.i-
uaates of the yield range all the way srozr
i-sio eoo 90 10 I. 30 90 90 bushels. The
wide uncertainty Affects busiaeSS pros
poets to some extent. aud an advance
of half a cent the past week has fol
lowed receipts not half ;ho~s of the
same week last wear Wheat receipts
have been s.s--.I5- bushels. against
t.si0. ~ last year. and yet the price
advanced oue-haif cent although Allan
ire exports were ONLY I.t5s. s-t bushels.
against 2iii.et+ last rear Pork al
vaueed > cents per barrel. and lard =
cents per ioo Pouad=. a. smaller essi-
mates Of the corn supply xere enter
taI1ed The Srss bills against sg.sg cot
toa - the new crop have appeared. aat
the Financial Chruuicie estimates the
yis.id az s,so1. ooa 90 3. .So0. 0u0 bal-s- Tc
APPEARANCE the new crop viii exerrd
the maximum worlds consumption OF
American % which the stock carried
over September here azi abroad Wa
I.S-s. .ts4 bales
The ehln-r % duties ha. brvurht
The government dHrisx the week
>s--s2-509 in customs which = les
than many expected AMI receipts are
rapi'ilv declining while internal rev
NaAHaN - fHN - r-aaA
which m1r- than half wzs actually ~
eeive3 IN the Previ0us week But sv
rrSciudinE it, order regarding De
Pos5ts q god here against notes d.
liv~red a. intsrior p.siuts- the treasury
has gained more gold in few DAYS
than bv the increase IN customs ~
e~irtS
Large balls against future shfpneuts
- cott0a- and ousisEers Die foreign pur-
ehaSeS % bouts an.i stcs-lzs. have caused
exchange to decline. but gold imports
arr nut IN si-ht. a. exports Of pro.iurts
frOu New YORK fall nezriy =. 00S- 800
behind last years for the week while
import> show n slight gain ant arr
likely % increase
of the a<xre<ste volume of trade
M exact measure exists. but payments
through Clearinghouse for the first
week II September were :. per eent-
greater than last year though 81 p-r
cent smaller than in lsse Perhaps
settlements on past business AFFECT the
reroTd- but Is aiso appears that CON
s@er-iai iaaus are uos increasing ami
rVs l-as7.-d -vs7l- --ses =, dsu.ansis for
moving the crops are much smaller
than usual. Indicating limited demand.
IN other business there
The volutn. - currency decreased il
August s1e.sFs7s and is now ss1g
PR capita
The boot and shoe industry has beeu
less affected the past year than anv
other. bat deferred business has easily
lifted its transactions above those OF
the sane week in ordinary years. B.ls-
ton shipments being $3.50 cases
against 8. 100 last year. - - IN 1890.
and >t.10I in 1s70 Large orders are
No longer as frequent as they were
The cotton manufacture after some
weeks Of increasing business. which
has been peculiarly stimulated by the
strikes rejoices in a really large de-
mznd a. high prices Several larg.
mills have gone into operation this
week. and others will soon follow. and
the deferred business appears enough.
with current needs toemPloy the whole
working force for time
The iron manufacture has materially
increased its output since the coke
troubles ended. but with the result
that pig iron Is weaker. B-sSerner be-
ing slI-s0 at Pittsburgh At all east
ern and central markets the demand
for finished products : somewhat dis
appointing and prices gradually tend
downward, indicating 4 working ca
paeity exceeding present requirements
Rails are not selling, and except az
Chicago there appears somewhat less
business in other finished forms
The wooden manufacture. IN which
deferred business might naturally have
been larger than in Others. does not in
crease the working fore-. and after
two or three active weeks the bushes.
has Stacked with about three-qu4rters
Of the usual transactions Of the sea
son Sales OF wool have fallen 10 {-IIs--
loo pounds Of which about n million
pounds actually belonged 70 the pre-
viOus week against -.5I6. 100 IN Iss.
and domestic fn- wool has weakened
about 4 cent AZ Boston although
Australian has advanced II with
stronger foreign markets Prices Of
some goods are reduced since their
opening. and others recently offered
are Is per cent below last years
Failures in August aggregated Iiabil-
tiles Of SO. I7s. az. of which -, -, I'D
were in manufacturing and s5.07s. lsl
in trading concerns
Failures for the week ended >ept.m-
Der were 9ls in the United States,
against 513 last year. and a. N Canada,
against 35 las; year
A PspaIkst who Advocated Free Coizax.