Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28
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Now Vow, 1Ily Bradslrcot's ro-
view Of The state OF trade viii say
tomorrow;
Lending Influences affecting the
course OF general trade throughout the
United states within tho week have
not resulted In net gain. Prolonged
drought and hot winds have damuFed
corn and other crops In Nehranltn and
foura are entertained OF like losses
IN Kansas. Without early rains the
reduction IN the yield OF Indian corn
r. expected to be considerable The
outlook for the yield In the spring
wheat states Is regarded as unfnvor-
able. which reacts upon the country
merchants aud checks demand.
Several thousand striking minors In
ohio, Indiana ana Alabama refuse To-
return to work at rates ngroCd upon
IN conference, and this continues 10
depress business throughout tributary
regions.
Iron. steel and other Industries arc
hnmpered throughout the plttahurg
district for lack Of coltc, which ro-
sttlcts production In the face Of a
mildly improving demand and Keeps
the price OF spot Bessemor pig and bill
quotation for future delivery,
Continued exports OF gold from New
York are regarded NJ unfnYornblo In
nuenee and there arc more unfaYnr-
able reports as to mercantile collcc-
tionH More SERIOUS IN It's dlsorgnniked
eject on general business 81 the con
tinued delay IN tho tarlff legislation,
few merchants caring 10 try 10 pro-
vide for prospective wants In view OF
the uncertainty
The other side reveals reports OF
moderate improS enent IN general trndl
nt n larger number OF Southern citle,
than last week: Improvement IN IL,
outlook for the COLI lbln river can
ming phcle-riea, increased activity IN ~
leading lines nt sun francisco. ful
md regular fiult nhlpments cnst from
the Pnclfc c1Rat nnd nn improved de-
mand for Iron nnd stool nj St Louis
pittsburR and other ceptorH, and prac
ticnl restoration oi railway freight ser
vico throughout The country
Exports OF wheat, United states and
Canada, both coasts, Tor ak huslnes.
days. ending July 20, have Increased
huahels Last week tho total was
l,S73.000 bushels and IN the week be
fore 1877 900 bushels, One year ago
IN the fourth week OF July the totn
exported was i,aeA0Oo bushels; tw'
years ago Il was 2,h2l,000i three year
aEo 2.72.O00 bushels.
There have been 9s7 huslnoas FIXTURE
In the United States thla week, com
pared with 2ia last week. with $50 Ii
the fourth week OF July last year, whcl
tho effects OF the financial nanlc hsi
been severely felt by the huglneus com
munity, There We're i6d in the week tvs
years ago, and 200 three years ngo,
From Memphis, Nashville, Charles
ton, Augusta, Atlantn, Chattanooga
Savannah and Galveston report n Sigh
Improvement within the week, th
South Carolina and Texas ports addin
thnt favorable reports as 10 crop
render tho fall outlook encouraging
NJ New orleans jobbing IL dun, hu
building trades are active, furnlshln
employment TO many who would 9th
eryvise be out OF work. Advicea frnf
Western and Northwestern cities d
not show relatively 30 much Improve
ncnt as to feeling or demand, ClcV,
land, Cincinnati, Louisville except 10
leaf tobacco Detroit, Omaha towin
10 the crop damaEc). Milwaukee, s
Paul Minneapolis and Duluth renorte
general trade ms characterized by NOR
than usual midsummer dullncs
though at some pointa specified thci
has been relative gain due 20 r.
rtoration OF railway frelghta. THIS
particularly true with respect to Oh
ongo and st Louis, although at u
rrat named thore il little improvement
as compared with periods immediatel
preceding the recent railroad disturb
nnces 81, Louis continues its excel
tlonaiiy favorable report particular
with reference 10 manufactures
shoes iobbers in hats. hardware, lentl
ef. drugs. Iron and steel Kansas Gu
reports fair midsummer trade