The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-30
WEEKLY nr,irw
THE nui.ne.s ofthe weel ~ Reported by
nuns Review

TIE gain ~ Slow hhN ." ''."' NI'Nlloh'
mot very distuci. bat tho signs Of 90 ut
little more definite ihan ast week
The most Important Of them BE- larger
emnioyment oi labor. answering bet.
Ten demand ON the whole Cor miuu.u,.
tnred products. Much p ib,- B.. due lo
ttr unnatural delay OF order ilr lhu
winter. which resulted irom prolonged
uncertainty. but it meansnc,usl Increa.c
iu cafuings aud purcharlgpoNer Of ibe
millions. and 20 giyos PROMISE ut o.
larger demand In the future. Prize. oI
farm products IN the aggregate q, not
improve. but the prevailing hopeiulnc.s
b. icli in -omcNh a, large tmupctions.
q little premium on gold. ior the dr.t
time since 1873, naturally oNcites some
comment. even though iti. only tl,o
smn.lc.f fraction, and apparently due io
temporary causes. UtdfnAhy Do o..
fleets o. deposition 10 hril sold. which
answer. to iho dcuire Of government to
get hold without rcdcc-ing ~ NOTES.
About l5,21O.OOO has ba,n drawn from
the treasury by redemption Of nuiea.
aud it l. supposed that much more will
bs Withdrawn, perhaps tiler the award
Of bonds, 30 that the ffa payment may
not ia.e the gold reserve higher than it
was week ago. Tie tl.sard tendency
Of sterling exchange points the same
way the admitted noei Of borrowing
does not Increase confidence, But after
the treasury reserve has been replen.
ished greater confidence may follow. II
Ia expected that n syndicate will bid for
tho full amount Of bondsai q price max.
ing the ratc'3 per cent ora little les,
and that other bids viii also be- large.
hut how much gold the ircfury will
get or keen IL problenislkal, There /.
no improvement In the demand Tor CON.
mercial loans. and money siill drifts 10
this center, scarcely any now going
south and none west. There was u little
selling Of stocks after he reduction Of
the Burlington dividend, aud the aver.
aee for railroads closet ti.0j lower for
the week.
The wheat market has lo'i this week
the cent IL gained last week, western ~
ceipis being larger and Atlantic exports
are also larger, 5d7, III bushels against
7O3, 900 last year, but these ars OF small
account compared with the great visible
supply. Foreign export this week have
been rather more promi.ing, though tho
fact remains that the worlds crop out.
side the United states L probably the
largest ever grown. Corn has declined
~ rents, receipts Is'nig much In
creased. file ofsilH1ymaihd iofcotton
continues large, cHprts being 10000
bales larger than for DE same week last
year, bu, receipts al.o continue greater
than wear ngo, aud for threa months
will closely approximate those Of the
same three months vhen the yield was
over 1900 900 bales. But the price rose
an eighth.
Textile Industries have added few
factories TO the wofilng list, against
only one or two withdrawn, aud there
has been some improvement In the de.
mabd Tor wooIons. More supplement
iary orders for spdng have been re-
ceived, and colder weather has increased
the dcmand for heavy goods. Yet on
the whole the markd l. not active, aud
the manufacture Il much bslow lhs
capacity of works. Sales Of wool for III,
week increased agaln, though still ial
behind last year's, and Tor four weeks o
November have been " ,269, 800 pound
against II 800, 52l la'l year, since Aug
J ust the salos have been " per cent NOR,
than last year, but 80 per cent less THAI
} In 1899. Prices Of cotton goods are NOR
irregular, and somehsys declined, Will
, print cloths have alyanced a shade. Tn
/ dulness is largely doe to the depression
Of raw cotton.
The shoe Industry lePds ull others I
. approaching full production, shipment
from Boston have been Tor Noyomb,
thus far 6i2 .0iS cfesagainst idli,e;s Ia
= year aud $50 $50 in 1892,
It reported that an American shi
yard has secured orders 10 build thr'
armorsd cruisers Tor Russia, which vi
}. give added work Tor some years, al
. thata contract ior i0.O0O tons OF co
|. pipe for Toxic will probably he secur,
g by southern concern. Tin, copper Az
g lead are all weaker, and some souce
10 sions are reported In tin plates. II
/. coke product eighty decreases, but vi
% about the largest ever known for u
At tober.
b. Payments through clearing houses /
crease ~ per cent, but "A Thanksgiyil
occurred In tho corresponding week
!, 1892, With allowance for the number
~ business days, the daily average Tor \
. yember il not yer cent more than ID
year. and pa percent less than IN 1885
I. Railroad earnings In November thus
\ show "a decrease Of SO per cent oo
II. pared with lsfUar and arc o.s I
N cent less Than 10 1902, but the seeo
w. week OF tho month appears a little b
ter than at hrsi,
l. Failures IN two weeks Of Noyeml
ur have been moderately large In amou
4, reported liabihdes being t5.6O2, 3O3,
a. which sl.7l8. 400 Nere d manufacture
,er and a. ssi go Of trading concerns. /
In the same week lat wear liabilities ",
ed over h 200. OOJ The failures this ",
M, have been 322 in the United Sta
mr. against 1856 last year and - Ia Can,
nv against "a lasl year
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