Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-22
DuN.s COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

The UsPefai Feeling Reported Last we-k
Continues Low Farm Products and low
Wage. with ouIy Partial fnaPssy m-nt
of Labor. >tiu R-tsrd Dt-sria,astsa ard
Hinder Resumption Of Infa.tri~s-Prox-
rea. Toward Recovery Noted
NEw YoRk. Nov ls.-R q. Dan &
Co : weekly review OF trade issued to-
day says:
In nearly all branches OF business
gradual improvement appears and the
hopeful feeling observed last week has
continued Then IL was also noted
that the main conditions II business
and trade had not suddenly changed
and this becomes clearer. To the diSap-
pointment of some. Low farm prod
uets, low wages, and only partial en-
Ployment of labor, still retari dis
tribution and the limited de-
mand hinders the recovery OF
industries. Progress toward recovery
has not ceased. and many establish
ments have resumed or added to their
producing force. some also advancing
wages. but il will take time To lift
business out of its depression. and the
rroxress made, IL less than the san
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ing that restoration % c,tntisiens.e can
not By itself remove all embarrassment.
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era F''s''snstrietlon % the revenue laws
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'a''''z n -a.AAl'" ea.es 81 cotton "eni
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qsAAtAsirs saf-irtesi tha> year wuaid
hAFe rNeessAel sse.'sHf'" Win last
FeaF pra--s tae diirrvaee IA prices
A.'afar h~in< si,efa.'se IN cotton and
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Resumption % work aast tntreaSs. %
working tiiae have heea more eouspte-
a5as IN the eotteu industry than IN
others. nut m increased DEMAND for
y'-'sis app~ars- Print cloths are un-
eiian2esi ahd the market iS dull Few
siio'e eonesrus have stopped or ~
sumea- ont shipments from Boston in
'N" weeks have been ial-Ast eases.
against il-rss4 iass year. and i3o.Ss5 in
I-'t-- prsiers Tor the cheapest goods
nave muit'ptls'i 81 that most prssiueers
OF snen glssis are ocenpied until next
year nut BETTER grades are stui
neglected In womens grain shoes
manufacturers have sold largely
AZ last years PRICES. but eiatm
the advance IN leather adds or
cents 10 the cost and insures loss,
and they ARE accepting fewer orsiers-
Leather manufacturers hold that they
cannot sell more eheaply as hides are
AZ press nt- In hnished produets Of
iron the demand Is on the whole mr.
rover. so that structural beams are
lower the oaFoed wire combination -
nc "a mans continues
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