Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-16
oss's COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

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rh~ Ccnsiaaet Use~rt.Inrv tAsas rsrts
t~xt>tztie~ Tnpt-.-@ssfv Are<t. Ba-f-
s~-s- usktag Frx~~ns Inas~asks,u- .a.a
ts~sits.-s- sf Comparatively ttstt- vsia-
-Th- krhsa-sisu - >te-k. Cr-.s~- >srss~
Bz-is--s Activity
NEw YoEx- Aag it--R- ~ Dun \
Co : weekly review II trzie. i>sue,i to
day. szys-
With changes every hour in the
Prospects about the tariff and de-
eision expected every day. business has
S-npleasantly resembling gambling.
Orders AMI purchases have been largely
ha>sd upon individual Opiniou~ rrs-ar,i-
Ing the legislative outeome. ami a vast
amoan; ef sn>ins~s has been deferred
heeause the deci>icn was yet in the
future The aecumuIatinx demand
which has stimulated trading and
manufacturing within the past week
OF two rcprr>-a-s. - n ~rea- ex-
tent neea> which have b-e~n r-o-stp-onsa
waiting for settlement bat caa BE
psStponed M longer Thus. bpsh the
F,lsh II deferred business in n-anv lines
and the sczntin~Ss ef new nrysers
reaching into the future reject An AZ
natural state II things whieh came.
hss expected - continue. and While
the volume q business i larger than
ths existing csaiiticn % un.e-tainsv
warrants. y n. IN a s~n>e. hut shadow
Of the lar-cr business vhieh sho1id
couae with a removal Il the prevailing
uass@rtaiuty-
Ia such circumstances the present IN
dicatious ami ennsliti1uS are of eous-
rarztIveiy ii,tle value but the start
ling Asivance IN curn disclo~sS a gen
eral belief that the iujury 10 this nso-s
Important erop has t-r~u - great a. 20
affect materially the trasic of rail
r'ad>. ,h- demand for manufactured
Prs'siuct> and the cost 0f meatS for the
eoulin< yezr
als-ss the markets dss-eiv. and ar.
entirely ,ieoeivrd- the eoEntry has -
faee a rial calamity IN the los Il
ssen-1hin< like soosaa. .osD hsfsbels II
csru- wh5ch cun<um-rrS have ts shar.
;hrsu<h the aavsacs e 10 cents in tive
weeks aust > cs1t> siusr Frisiav of lat
yseex- Neither ofsieial ar un-tsieial
statements a. yet preclude the hop~
that the ln~s mzy prove les serisras.
Bat az eurrrns prizes -s.pl, 1sasl. 80 hsssh-
e. Nould el-t A. mneh A. s.9osl. ossa esls
NovEld have euss frrsnight aga
What has ri>~n 81 oents in ,as
fortnight and - oeuts during the
-eSk- alshoa<h western receipts have
a---1 S-=G. - hush.-lS. against 3 Iss- saf
Last y~ar- Atlanfic exnursS ar.- a Iistls
strsarrr. as = natural Cestsu has
tvybe- riS-a AMI again declined six-
tenth ~ish insrsa>ia< prospects = .
very large vi~5A cis~5n< sfthnzt
change srr The N<~<
tsssld sxpsprts have gg-ss-sicaIjy s-assss.
fcr siss-. Sith th.r setti~uz-nss Ia
n.st 4 the s.asa eae p-sausfs - saxzs
inp.srrs-f Wishia shss past tuVss maths.
Era srv4ss1ry efsssi4ls arr ns-- h~prfsl.
cssunsing aPsa larrer RECEIPTS 90 a.
sgant < vvhis<y-
Low @> - saza -eS~xxe - th--s ap,
par a --zht yeia- zz.i with cs-ssatisc
y god e. rts. the iuup-vveus~ni
shosala - csns5ss~r1sle during the fall
Wh~Eher sn<i-- a.ia ~ new susisS- fsa-
psorts 1nsi customs rreenuzs sill natur-
ally h~ l2r-c fur >ssGae sirue after a de-
-isissu "a the taris queS.5oa-
There has app--area Il late some sl.-
aa@zi for Se3d frs1z many interi.s
ban-s~ n0s n iArg-c su1aunts- h.t in the
Ax<reEase en~uxh u Indicate some u.r-
Sou>n.-Ss II feeling The vo1um. ot
sp1nmereial loans : increasing. though
aas~seratcly. bat in manufacturing
PAPER ieSs inereaSe appears than
might have h~ea expected
The business IN bots and shoes ..
strong AMI healthy shough epnsPicu-
JuSly euufin.-d - asesiium and low
prissc,i articles. such ~ = cen; shoes
for men and - - - cents f,r vomeu's
scar but shipmsnts from B1st1a have
been IN two we~Ss. lssSg,3 cases.
against -. - lasr year
People cannot M naked. even IL eoa-
xre>s l. slow Ts-rlansi> f,rr textile
gso.is clearly represent exhaustion Of
,taeks and epntinuinx needs for eoa-
sumption in the main. thoHxh thers
aas sprung M qzIte a speculative hasi-
s~ss On the ps-s>ibIe failure of tariff
iegislAt5oa-
Lover Pvie-> N s-pzae cotton x,-sfs
have encouraged larger opsratiou>- and
the prups>sd r~siuctio1 of wage at
Fall River : aogv znnSun<.z,E A. vet
xitAout cl~ar insiicatisn whether Il i
TO ~ followed hv a STRIKE wossg~ns
for winter - a. before ant the op~n-
sn< Il spring Ess.is slis.lar-es decline
n sh-sur -. cents IN th- average trvzn
last years priceS. bat the gods are
MT urged By makers nnr hunxrily :
~sa-ht - huyerS
The szisS - zg.sl vauld have b.-sr
larger acseurviiz< to rrp-lrrs fruEn the
1i@~r~ns markets. II there had bs~z
81 @sxi-nt ssacAs zvsilzhl.-- but thzy
AEoantesf tS 80 - P.ouzsis a. the
thr~~ eastern uar<efs. against . ~ ~
peansis two ysa-s aga Ceantrv h.,S1-
ers et Soal do not az pre~-ns APPEAR q
be anxious u let slua<ho.iy else sp.,-u-
late on it, priee- and are sz5d u BE-
keeping back snppli~s 9nit@ rensrzlly,
aIfhoUgh reaeipss AZ Chhezgo were
s.a.a. .e5I p-pan6s t1r the xe~x- against
!. II. .gsss for the sane vveS.< lzss year
Failzrcs for the ive wees<s ensiinx
August l. showed liabilities - sTf.Is4.-
-lS. ot which $. 80 ses we're Of manu-
featuring. and ss-=.a.ss7 Of trading es1a-
cerzs
The failures during the past week
have been 81 IN the United stats.
against 80 last year. and - N Canada.
against : last year