The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-10
rursr,rror TRADE.
a summary IT special Telegram 60
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A summary of special r.i.erams 60 |
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While little Significance he attached to I
the moderate improvement BOO trade at |
San Francisco, pit.burg. Baltimore. |
Augusta and Atlanta, whc. itia added |
that clearinghouse toills Tor Jul, roe /
port tuen,y'uiuc cities with 'argarag. |
grssaics than Boo July bst year. con.
trasled with the June report. which |
contained only eighteen cities with
aggregates larger than llo.r in June o.
year ago. D. BE- perceived that there are
influences at work AZ thc interior favor.
ing an increase iu the volume OF bur-
nctr. The July clcarings total at diy
eight cities was . per cont smaller than
In June and the smalles, ol any month
this wear except February; Sew York
city's falling oil from June was g por
cent Compared with July hat year
Sew NHe'aIuly toial declined ~ per
cont, fhila' lphia 10 per cent. Boston.
Chicago aud San FmucIsco 8 por cent
each, and Baltimorc Dee. than pot
cent, 70. Louis nbd piusbuus alone,
among more Important ctoa, showing
gains over that month last year. Tho
relatively better showing of clenrinps
totals Tor July contmsled with the az.
grcgatc for seven months Of the year is
found iu the fact Tint whereas the Tor.
mer presents ~ cities whore the totals
are larger than Ia July lat wear, only
eight such ustancesoctur IN the exhibit
Of aggregate for seven months. Ring.
hamlon, Columbus, Topeka. Norfolk
Savannah, Dallas, Forth Worth and
Spokane, about 10 per cent of the hole
number Wool remains steady NJ last
weeks cent advance, speculation hay
Ing been stimulated by differences Of
opinion ~ 20 the tariff outlook for that
staple. Wheat has advanced, In sym.
pathy with corn, on increased orders
and reports Of the crop damage from
abroad. while corn's sharp advance Is
due partly to exaggerated notions Of
damage from drouih, There b. little
likelihood Of the corn crop being smaller
than In either Of the two preceding
years, Notwithstanding our adyicss Of
20 per cent damage In Kansas and ~
per cent In Nebraska Southern CROP
prospects generally are excellent.
Improvement announced In general
trade at San Francisco Is IN part based
on interest manifested In the war In
Afia, provision dealers particularly an
ticipating largerly increased trade. Wa
between China and Japan has no
affected the price Of tea here yet, al
though an increased demand Is noted a
. Sew York, Boston and at Chicago. Cabl
adyiccs are that crops Of tea are llkel,
G 10 equal those oi last year Teas Rr'
u low now, and stocks here moderate.
o tea ports should be closed high price
z would follow quickly. China export
II but little rice, and Japan's rice expol
season q passed while we are enterin
Ia upon a new crop. Prices Of rice Woul
ID probably be sharply affected should III
I'D war continue another season, The
is may be moderately enhanced In an
ne event.
r. Wheat exports, United States at
be Canada, both coasts, six days endii
lg with August 3, amount to 2,9770
ID bushels, against 3,3Ss 900 bushels la
rs week. ne compared with 56220
'w bushels In the week one year az
nd 8g1s, 900 bushels two years ago, 4,O3I
900 bushels three years ago and Ni
r.. o lG6. 600 bushels four years ago. e
,etI Francisco wires that two wheat cargo
in have been shipped 20 the United Kin
rls dom this week after the long cess1li
"a. Of such exports There are 200 husin'
his failures In the United States this wee
lly against 23l Last week and "a eompar
me with ij9 In the corresponding weel
9TH year ago whiehwill be recalled wa
red period Of extreme unrest in busin
Il circles. In the like week in 1892
one total was 100, and in 1891 il was 2ls,
eel. Boston reports all lines Of sta