The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-20

chosen Co.. pwtipiiaiv ho vide rehd
railroad tiv.up--vhpu business was
already 20 generally aud severely TO-
riricisd.
The industrial situation has grcately
improved On other lines the situation
10 s'n improved. Tho coke strike 10
conc l.d a failure. ami the operatives
arcr.imulns to work. TIE settlement
OF thr potter. strike at Trenton, after
lutms six muullH, means tlc rccmploy-
m,nt Of Thousands. A number VI small
suikcs are reported. hut there are 20.
900 fewer idle Lyrsuac Of strikes On Fri
day ibis week than last
Iron. atcol. lumber, shoe, wool aud
cotton manufacturing industrirsat larger
eastern and Western ccuicrs have made
practically no shipments, and CONNER
rinl travellers Throughout, thc central
PEELED 10 leave The f0ei. 'finhv',,---- Is
Of trade b. reelected In is5s,OOO,OlO Of
bank clearing. lor the week per cent.
more than reported In tho previous
week. owing leo the -huukpgc oi bank
ci.aduss totals iu July last year, the
weeks total shows decrease compared
with lat year Of only l2's per cent.
An examination oi staple prices com.
pared with tho middle OF 1891, following
the Barring embarrassment, Indicate
that fuur has declined ~ pcr cent.
wheat 20 per cent. aud corn - per cent,
while oats nrc 80 per cent higher than
tltce years ng1. Pork aud lard are re-.
rprotiycly ~ and ~ per cent higher
than three year, ago, while changes In
prices NJ butter aud cheese are less
sigGcani. NO such radical movement
b. ox ihiicd In price, ilr print cloths,
sugar, coffee, cotton, refined petroleum
and anthracite coal, but raw wool las
dropped - per cent, pig iron, Bes-emer
and anthracite, % per cent, billots "a
per cent, aud bituminou- coal 20 per
| cent,
The worlds stock Of wheat has de-
clinel during the past fourteen weeks
about 100000 bushels more than Ia
the like portion u last year, which II
significant In Wow Of the insislcnce IL
the trade that invisible domestic sup
plies are almost exhausted. Exports O
wheat, nour included, both coasts Unite
statesand Canada, this week equal ? .377
900 bushels, compared with $500
bushels last week, i,l3i,OOO bushels b
the second week Of July last year, 1858
600 bushels In that week two years age
aud 2,22O,OOO three years ago. Their
are 221 business failures In the Unite
States reported this week, against ID
last week, and compared with 3as In III
second week Of July last year and wit
100 In that week two years ago.
Aside from influences already reierrc
to, the feature o.. the week at Boston, 3
! at other eastean csnters, has bee
= higher prices for grain and provision
Z although more ease j. noS Reported
Buffalo reports increased live stoS
i shipments from Indiana which wou
I have gone TO Chicago, and Baltimo
+ a smaller trade from the west and few
y orders than expected from the sout
u A fair volume Of business in shoes
q reported from Philadelphia, and prac
f cally no noteworthy movement atPitI
burg,
n Al western centers report rnilw
y transportation restored, but that II "
o be some time fore anything like col
a plete restoration Of conditions beic
le tho strike can be attained. A dema
q. for leuf tolscro is reported from Lou
20 willie, bat 20 Chicago and 50. Louis ma
W uh turing and ilhbers report trauspor
~ lion more active, with the volume
IT, trade ,til ir below ihst usual ~ M
M period OF midsummer depressi.
no Kansas City wa- seriously affected
10, the railway strike, but goods arc bel
he freely shipped there now. Omaha ,
no apparently less effected, but at MilwI