The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02
WEEKLY REVIEW.

bun 4 Cos Weekly Review Io,.'s.
Gatn More Definit~. lsut E~da.,,,,H
Wages Very GENERAL Money >,uI ~,
Up Ina New York huSiness Faiiur. .s
NEW York. Jan. Err. g. D,,
Co.'S weekly review OF trade. issueJ -
day says:
Secretary Cariisie's decision t. ls>ue 49,.
an. tie early reports ~ large tsds for -
helped 70 accelerate re .oycry " indr... -.
trade was hopcd last week, 81. (. ~
amount offered viii chee1 anxiety aeo,, ..,'.
icnance 81 note redemption rr.noyr M. -
I;ctext for further issues az paper ana ~.
give solid tasiS for greater conaie.,. !.
sarilns the financial futurs
The rcycnac Is stIii small from c,.....,. d.
January thus far sDS 5Jl. a=ains, fi4 ~ -
las,ycar sud from lat -raai iaxc. w t.-a..
against siiO6s i9> aud The yo.a-n. a. ..,,I..'-
trade il stu small The Increase Nh /, 49,.
of hands employed adj q the par.l..'..
power ~ the people. anu dealers 81. /, .,.. -
reduced that any sign ~ arecr con, .A.,..-
quickly gives mills more orders III .hu-. 81,
conditions are such that n not infvrr4t- . s.
adverse forces they would naturally
steady revival O, business.
Industrial gain j. more dea l,ts tha- ~,
aEo. fcw establishments have ~,,nn-f NIX.
~hi.e many have resumed OF Increase ~
dgSiion. and though these are not wa~s. y,
rioyin- thousands each. thcag1r' rate ". 49,.
y considerable. Reductions Ia VA. NJ.
tinre. ana about quarter ~ then, A. .M
Per cent the rest ranging from r. = ~.
rcnt In no directions are quotations y. -r...
ufactrred products higher hai faga
some have actually declined. ihe cn--st ..-.
j. somewhat stronger thus distinct isi--s.s.
Eleui j. seen IN The demand for iro. ,.-.s.,.
n Philadelphia. though some ~ whiet 4 -as
thought could not 10 lover quotaflo-. ~.
been reduced sales % pi; are larger -s
80 - J. the open quotation Tor fse-~en ,ss
Pittsburgh. and southern forge * ", ~
s6s5 az Birmingham. the lower pie. ,sl.
EEarhed last week hayl.g been II (. f-.s
for lot Of inferior q-aiiiy. The Ii, -
Coal aud Iron Go. has made coaira 4. III
orc which rctucc iAc cost o, i-a8.,
ton s-ia cents per ton AMI lower cn..-....
FOR ore and freisAts arr also reduced fAs
cost 10 consumers Of LAKE ore. Com. .rf.
coke j. quoted at q per ton. with the i s.,i.r
of ovens IN operation practically uncaarses
The increase in demand FOR iron prf.ln.rs =
mainly IN structural forms. east p.ls r.r@
rods. ar ned wire and Vi re nails while ,n rsifs
and other railwav iron business i ren.- .i,y
small For the fourth quarter OF i--G ia4 ~
ported COS, OF new buildings Ia NV NA-s ar5
BROOKLYN was sd..ei 20 against si3 ~ -i5 \.
the same quarter 81 i-..
Textile Industries have Increased we-x.rr
force mainly IN knit goo =. underwear 44l ~
pets though several wooden mills have -.
ani others are reported about 10 start ~aIes
OF wool are iar-rr. amounting at the che.
markets 10 Z 1sS. .vo pounds against s sfi T9 ~
the same week last year. hut prices AZ FAil.
dcirhia are oae-hslf cents lower while q. Nez
forA there Is more inquiry from Cariei ar.
other mills. Trading was checked iy tl-.2
foniment regarding the date al which ,han-ss
81 duty are 20 take effect. and there .~ f.4
desire 10 place or accep; orders until III ;-fl-s
r more clear
In ovcrcoliings SAMPLES % som n. --i.
ncEi makes are not vet -howa ana pri ars
not nam "A. Wors.eds appear to have stronger
position and q better business in dress rol.sis
generally reported for the week Cotton. are
not stimulated Is was hoped by the reiust ~
annou's ed ard the eject has been ., r-1ss
buyers - ,'hcr goods hold OF 20 thai he
market Is weaker. Carpets repori Improve
ment. and especially in lower grade a..
orders to replenisn stocks after months " v
activity are nearly a. large as year a-o re-
shoe and leather trades appear 20 gain i';ls
though shipments from Boston for the w,.
are again - per cent. smaller than las year
Produce markets have been decidedly tr-
Though wheat for May fell a, one time ta -
lowest point on re ord. Western receipts -
the week were ! 49,. gJi bushels arain>; 1s4i-
-. last year. aal OF ccra asss - a-4.rsf
e.s,1 sJs last year wheat exports arr insr
Htncant ana the stocks In sight arc Too as
for spectators or short Gro? prophets C1-s
AID pefroleuri are a shade lower yaitss
after a de-'h- mas advanced a shade. a!t-o-..
receipts continue heavy.
The stock market has 0ut slightly iee.lsl
though trusts were affected hy n srral. W N ~
hare In SUGAR. Railroad earnings lor ~ .gt
week show less decline ti.an for the fr-i az
az January. perhaps iccarse the rnDstreet p
restore rates has so.ra eject. lot the az ~
for the month thus far ~ III per ceai ~a.a-s-
tn in last year. and ca~t.nonna tonla :
greatly reduced. Atchi~on has teen rr.-ce.
~ ncr ccrt OF more. and other roads r-tf.-r
the decline created less favorable coldl.lgs
toward the close.
New York banks have AGAIN added NJ f@f-
enormous stock o, money ana or,r~ wsN
made for a full year ~ 4 PER cent the ia~'r
rate on record for that period. while fo- sa7-.
loans per cent rlleS Dcmoralizatspn 3 NAr
yer was caused ty abandonment ~ raT r-r
posed iupori dEfy hy the government ~ 50
and also 81 the rxei price for council y
London. lot foreign exchange l. not ssri as,T
altered Domestic trade Is The knv ~ ne
situation. and ,learln-s outside <t1 4fs
are -ii per cent smaller taA
year arc This - partly because the artr4-s
price o, commodities f. 1913 per cent ~
than year ago having fallen > pr seat
Since q io5cr J. wAilc British prices. 1rs
in- . the London Economist. fen IS Ts- GAP
from October TO January l.
Failures for the week have Teen Ggl ~
United States. against ~ last year. nm ~ X
Canada aglins. - last year. None are q. grf-i
magnitude.