Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-08-25
DuN'S COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

oo"o COmmtHCiAL REVIEW.
p,.',n pe NV .ar,n rim, bi,l, when signed By me
for BUSINESS -Mean,yh,Is th. sar,s.s .,s -.
jury to Corn and some other ConditI ohs
Exercise kes,rsIning gInhuencr-A Great
o'" No' rro"ap'e' ~
NEW YORK, Aug.is.--R. G. Dan d
20 weekiy review OF trade, issued TO-
oay' says
The new tariff bill, If signed by the
president as expected, provides q
definite basis for business. No sup,
Elemental Legislation is thought possi-
bic until next year at least. Large
improvement has been expected from
any settlement, the more because
of vast amount of business deferred
from week to week in the hope of more
definite conditions. The rush of such
business, or even part of it, might
easily double transactions for a time.
~ is not to be overlooked that the eff
iect OF new duties upon many brhnches.
OF INDUSTRY and trade is problenatical,
ana may oe determined only after some
nonths OF experience; and meanwhile
'le serious INJURY to corn and some
oIher conditions exercise a restraining
influence. While it is not wise to look
Tor great BOOM there is warrant
Tor reasonable and prudent hopeful
ness.
1t is too early to look for effects of
the new SITUATION IN the great indus
.ries' put the gradual recovery which
mas appeared Tor some time is seen in
Detter demand for products. Specu-
ia'ioh IN wool mas been stopped, and
Tie safes, winch nave been 6,929,750
POUNDS ior the week. and 1853, $50 for
TWO weeks OF August, against 1897, 400
ia,V year anu lo''oo'oVo IN 1872, natur-
,n MY u'ih'i'isheu on wednesday and
@ n"l suay' "s IL 'S eNpected that the
lecen. advance may be lost, though
Nv on"nso 9e' appears AS woolen
.iian"iao'.res .. mas the old du-
,ies' WIN lree wool until
january l, oruers are expected 10 be
eo'eriic' ny .ne consuming power OF
the pcoP'e' WIN 'he accumulated busl-
ness 81 'ong oelefrea' ana while recent
'raue M HAS peeh enough TO crowd the
,iiiiis a' work on some speclaltles, 1t has
ueen lar snort OF 1he capacity OF all
''ie "orhs III 'he country. Makers
VIII pe preSseo witnln the next week
W pun prices ON spring goods, OF which
d iew lines are opening Cotton man.
uiac'uiers nave peen carrying ex-
'raorulnary STOCKS OF goods for the
country ana 'he strike threatened at
.I. ." s.. nsuioi" WIZ NOV alarm 'hein, ou'
Wy ieuuo.'o,' "a wages seems ilkeiy
W ',. ~ ao't''eu "' RAJ. h''er' "A smart
i',' ea'' :" ''"neae'ioie m 's reported
Dus ..a %n'' 'ei'eis haVihs a' lase d
oo.iinoi 'aa's io' Judgment.
resumption by IRON and steel works
"hic" was stopped by the strikes,
CONTINUES 10 deprcss prices OF some
iihisheo products' mt with more fur
haces operating prices OF pig iron are
not lower. comparisons given to-day
snow lall IN prices ranging from 20 to
~ per cent. IN IRON and its products
sl,oe octooel, l'.o, which sumcientiy
aeuuun.s ,N,.,, iol 'ne inieness OF more IMAM
e. trmn,,ral ~ fo,,." ] - a"s '.,, u.mna , wi
not ;rn,a,so fon .a;,u'aa - y, 80
,ns,n ;.,.,.a ~. %n. u s "se' 'Aousn
,,ro1uo,s IL hottn. ~ ava o o'"e-
u'' ~
ne poot ana shoc industry leads all
oua s,;n,. ~ noto'try t from uepfessloh'
',.na,.s M p,e".a ~" ~ @ alo'' , noe'on ior ,wo
,.aan ~ p n'' sa'' % i"isI, 'n"n ,: iasO
y ud - ,,,,no,."',l a'' oi ~, spee"s ue'ive5y
aata % .hat 80 I s"'', 90, ,ion. ; stooA % inu
- mnn,;ns ' '' ' '' S'ns snof'
''pp''''
active tbe nr;co fa,l;nn ~ oonts 80.
AZ and faliirr . With rar,.;na .ano..s
of iniurv which in somo ~ 1bn araat
corn .ta,,s i. rrannh,odl, sa'..
-, =, '' ~ ~
"hile western receip's IN Two weeks
have been only 2,426.57s bushels,
against 300 ioo laSt year. inc nigh
price explains imports OF only 94l'oS5
p"sneis, against o'osl'9oS IN the same
weeks iasV year FORK mas advanced
'o Genus ana iaro % cents per 100
POUNDS, WIN )usuhcation IN the