Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-15

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NEw YORK. Feb Ia-R e. Dun q
Co weekly review Of trade. issued To-
day. avs
Impruvemsar IN laSsn-~- SAL appears 10
many directions hut it se-sa- - ts in part
haiaaeed hv loss Ia sth.rx The gradual gan
vaish bean s1uae tine aze. al ~hirn
strengthened . Etf.e ~ the success % the
treasury loaa ha- sca-reiy aa-v-r,-i sxp>cts-
tioa- Reports Of -re-ampti1n % work ron-
tnle - indicate ina. NE Industries are aosaa
more thaa ia DrcemN-r. aat ywt tNa recrxt ce
taeir asfu1l gain - alsappslntgagiF snail
Tas MARKED Increase shiea s~ppear~si IN ctr
inz> u cgmm~rviai pap~r has almost waoliv
CEASED aad the aecuuniation % u~a-mpIoyec
findS eontinu~-. - fhat tador,@d uziiI paper
ha. oe~s tak~n ~ 81 per c~nt The bond
er-rnttsa has NOT advanced -tocks nor ssimp
late,i sr-eaistinu ana The tgw-~s prics ever
kaaNn for wheat has he-n r-vuract
uoahsi.S- ~. aar.rtalnsy watch remains
WITH thr trrt1 bah v.t n the senate aad cur
rrnry urs.1r~s - importance pending - the
hous- has slnn~ n nseriax Influence. but there
- sttl seen an Increase in Ire demand fgr
masv kiaas - rno,i~ secals- % the exhars
tiaa q The sfss.s IN Re hsn.i- % the dealers
hy a consumption waieh sAoekh i~-- shar
H.uaf 2. Esvsr-E@isss mar- lhan IA any otarr
cauntrv-
Crcr rsr-rrs r~r- e~rregtss 20 49, . great
afvaas - IN what PAT sas rric- IA. EragpcIr c
a. esat. casa. The icwe-t p1gnr sv.r s1aw- Ia
thl- usarxgt AMI b-sA herr 1nE ~ sksSs=n.
Nss sheas ~ reae ia~~r than ever Eg-
c~tgt< have r--u azg~r a. the -~~ss-tses-
rs-aeL. a~ezln-t ri 10 10 ne -11r- wesz
zsE ~year-Shts tE@z-ac eN2ort- ar Rot .
thirf u a>s years
>tess. "a sSht dEiazsh uttis aaa are -
=-.as has o@gEsr>. after their irving -xp.rt
-ne-- last .prtag ~ rst in hasse - carry
them for Sg-eulasar~ me tu Ter ne w-.x
Wa aeszs c-u-s. via sale- - 1ans on au-A-
- IN enc tav 1nsI fgtsfauf for ne v-~E
>ales % esru we're snail and ,a- pr-s- 10
cilzet h-s taan a eear tAauxh western 70
sspts were EIE.@ sazAeIs axsiast -E- ss
has T-ar
Haz v~r~lsr.- nusf erw~@ -s~~ Substantially ~
Hnssanr--I Csttaa rs-~ = 81 rs-~u1 a n xrft~ %
Tpsses~ stsrz. ~xe--tillz zsif tns EureE . crn-
s~Huvtlcu For a Y-4- ant xd-cr-s-e 80 - -
sent remEsr-a s-a is~- v~ar - rsaiHEs o.
uar.h~ra rsiuH~rs Speculative serc-% -
I'll ~ .aie r1fnrr ssaa tse tarts - sugrlT aad
4euazne eeV~ru o. pr~-snt
ra< Valaar- q dFuss-tfc trade Ices -cf sst-
rElg msre4sr s&2ux-s tlulicasaRg a d@slne
SeHlrar-d Efth at yea e 1es p~r eeaE Csc
wa-rs aas. 34g pr rsuL a. New Tsr1
Ths a-rHinE~ * railways ia January ssr- r.
PER esar smaller thaR h~r year the a-rr~a-s
rising fapna "a p-r cent Tor ths t<Ed - Is
r~r tho at week q the meath tire loss H-izs
As n sru1x un.- - On southern. a 90
Erzzxsr rozafs "a 10 ether Eesteru zzil y on
: ~~gufhNssfrrr -raLF
Ia w~-tssunsl tesaaS- ta- dser-4=- "a Jsz-
uzfT "a = psr rcur Poar earnings ssa o
rzkaer taau auv hEanesaI event saa.ast To
average % ratl-ossf -tae<. 20 rLl r cents PER
sesr- aat th~ average % rrlsss stsssks Ten &c
Srrt, tar zt-s gu~-=-- r1tner thaa taEsrm q
sian aeuut tAs iax=~ eoufroitiaE the marxet
Their s~re some foreign -as-- 81 rziIvsy
srasx- bus 1aGd- we're IA gosi d-manA
Fhe sstuai Fru.faetiaa q pf1 irun Fesrgarr
VS. sc fas- sseSfy. against seaez tsu-
January D zG& III nj a scar age The &Bpar
~st eatpss Nz@ ~itxh1ly le-- IN January than n
u-crnaer aut sEe Increase n stac<s au~oEl
49, aulT Xxx tons a-aln>t . ~ n D-..m
Dor - taat ruuszupglas "a he manufacture
lHsr@a-ssi ans gaits eus4na.f Per gent though
g Hsr rexE le~- tska . v~4r a-u
There save been Ar-s -ai~s o. steel bal es..
rfslnx ne price 70 So a. FItfsnurga. srs .
aets=r asRaad Ter xfrs Rails. slr~ ruds AMI
h1r0sd wire. While ne Pittsburgh vsir- o.
Bs~ssmer rtg sas advanced 20 sa PaiIa-
eeiydfa sos@- largsr Transactions. ant IN
Th@ market Tor TIA - enGIi a. sg - xnsG izS-
eopper = qEatssi a. Ne@ hut s~at . srraug-r
- pr cent IN. Lewrrase ia shipments %
lsas~ aad shses fruEs B.-taR FOR the wees wI-
ems q pr CENT. BAT trading rms 81 iaxgsl,
10 aav priced Eooes- tnaE ia value IL dsvr-a-s
tn bsI~iu@-- must D. greater
Z feEEi@ manufactures arr gaining 3 L.-tE-
tnuairY discle-es isrE-r sJns<s o. esffou
=ssslS s-la ~ dealers saaa szS SUPPOSED aal
. qgltr > aAnrs ~prapartten q mills are likely "a
elo-e eefer- org HnIess oryiers iacr-as.- Bui
t.nse- the numbsr r~p.rted cia-lnx >ai-= II
Nnaa ssrs lans~r As Ne~s- 5sGtaal bounds.
axztn-r ss8Il last year and the market,
we're al more agflvg. but this Nss4 = cum
7 p4rau vely ggieE The average q prices az
repHrl-=f ~ Coal & hrs-- % Pa fla-3eIphfs- !.
eniE - ceuf- per pound a dectln~ e cue
h1af q cent in JalaSFv
Many nils have op-a--E IN an experimental
"a aHa maize % Kasst+ -acggh 70 try ths
msrssf With results net a. yet largely en-
eaara-1nE There - 4 n@tEer deuaud for Er~-,
fra-t~ = extremely cautious EeSeat -harT
reactions IN cotton xsu.Es have ret hrsuxhi
o4F the Increase % business eru~cted
Al @asf.sn sale 81 stIEs resulted In eettsr
prizes than any anticipated
II FOREIGN trade due< Qef tmrrc-s. d0ns-ti,
experts a. last Alli1Z h@lcs t1a-@ II th> core
spgHsfnE w~ek LIT year. thoIxa for The year
tEGs t1- t1s Increase = : r~r cer.. vale N,
Imports arr ~ pr ee2+ ~Ss tnan asst year.
FaiIrr-S for the gr-k nave he~1 - In IN.
Unfued states ax4tna 80 asst year. ana ~ II
CznRila- agatast "a b. y~ar- several beng o
mere t1aa ordinary Importance