The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-16
wErNLY nE,trw
The ruisnr.. ~ the week ". Reported o.,
Duu's iisNtew

I part Of the past wccs. aud the elections
are expected to give DO % sharp stimulus.
Whether mon arr right or wrong boz cS-
| puctng better things, the iIl. thi. they
cEpcct does tend 20 make things better.
Tins larger volume Of trade might be-
anticipated although uo political events
con sitter the size OF the corn crop, nor
make the demand for wheat or cotton
closer TO the supply Neither can the
election returns alter the tarin, aud if
any Industry IL affected hoy ~. iavorHhly
or uniavorably, the situation l. exactly
the same 81. II va. before the people
voted, at least Tor some time io comc.
but IL 10 fair 20 infer that further moii-
/ iication. oi the tsrin arc rendered lc,-
probable by ,hs elections of rucaiay
In the speculative markets there has
been scarcely any movement, anil moth.
ing favorable TO holders. Wheat leg
cents higher. but with receipts ci only
$50 .O32 bushels against G.57s.l57 the
same week last year, there is little cn.
youfakeaout, because stocks in sight
are far beyond ell previous rccords.
Atlantic exports have been only 5t2,3l7
bushels for the week, against 1908
Law, year, aud the price has advanced
about half n cent, but there IL scarcely
any confidence that present prices low
rs they are. will be maintained. Corn
ha, fallen about 2 cents. nstwithstand-
ing the fact that western receipts we're
orly about i,Ol1Gl3 bushels against
2,ioi,0i5 lust yeai, and Atlantic exports
only n, 522 bushels against G62 ,3pl last
year. Tor statistics have little effect when
the supply IL believed 10 be 20 far short.
Cotton has declined nn eighth 10 6ia
cents, which is again the lowest price
ever recorded, and appears TO mean a
definite decrease In production here
after, ~ IN most Of the Southern States
the prices now realized are not rcmu-
neratiyc. For the present the stocks
here and abroad are large enough 10 XIII
any speculation.
The treasury reports gain OF about
half a million In he gold rcsc,ye Tor the
week. but the customs and Internal re-.
ceipi- are very low, aud Tor The month
Of November thus far the expenditures
have exceeded the receipt. about 80 per
cent. Foreign imports at New York
fos two weeks have shown a gain u only
30 per cent. while In the exports OF do.
nestle produc.s from New York there
appears ios- of sf,7,o,oOo for the zane
weeks. or q per ccui.
The boot and shos manufacture has
been dsing relatively we'll, ~ usual,
though the season IL about over, aud
the orders running into the future are,
A. hitherto. almost exclusively Tor goods
otthe cheaper grades. The shipments
from Boston, according to tho Shoe a
Leather Rsporto-, were 5000 eases for
the week against bd,OGG Tor the same
week last year, No change In prices ha.
been noted, although manufacturer.
still complain that present prices oI
boots aud shoes are not romunoratiy,
with current prices Tor leather,
In the textile industries there II
rattle more hesitation than appeared 4
week ago, Pript cloths are lower, hav
log declined to 2.G2 cents, and some %
tho cotton mills have discontinued pro
duction because tho demand Is unsatis
iacto'y, the shrinkagc Ia the western
aud southern demand being generally
attributed To the low price Of wheat an,
cotton, and 10 the short crop Of corn
Scarcely anything II doing In woolel
goods for spring delivery, and the de
inNnd for fall and winter good
Z has nearly disappeared. In genera
It is believed that the sprin
p orders thus far are not more than ha
4 the usual quantity The salos OF wo,
q al the three chief markets OF the ea'
have been only 1915, 800 pounds againi
1854, 200 last year, and $4,000 In 1886
for the corresponding week. There
no speculative buying, aud manuia
!, tures arc purchasing only for their in
mediate needs, 10 that the prices, thong
+, averaging about quarter Of eel
a lower than month ago. show no Tel
n doncy ~ yet to Improve.
!. Reports Of failures are, on the Who'll
N encouraging In comparison with 10
= year, aud yet the volume OF liabilities
=. larger for the season than 10 any year
~ ordinary prosperity. The aggregate
a. i've weeks ending November has bs'
.. O,772 ,0i3, Of which $3.50 b1s wer1
or manufacturing aud ,6,3o3, 500 Of tradi
~ concerns. The failures during the pu
II. week have been 2Gl In the United stat
W. against 8bs last year, aud ~ Ia Cana
4. against 81 last year There have beer
~ few failures Of consequence during I
week, but none Of extensive iniluen,
~
~ Yesterday all the water In the &
81 tario mine was turned into the drl
49, tunnel on the 1900 level, being q
In Quoted from the 1000 10 TINT lv
~ through one OF the water column,
-. the Cornish pump, thus giving
water a sheer drop Of 300 vertical (,
, 4, The Kissing and roaring OF the va
80, AZ IL plunged upon the solid rock bel
~, could be- heard lor hundreds oi feet