The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

The Flood at Money from the Interim,
New York Hanks SIN Continues.
NEW York. June lG. -I. q. bun e.
Co : weekly review Of trade issued -
day says:
The strike Of the bituminous raai ,.i,
viii end Monday wherever the auihorlf, KY,
advice Of their general orranixa. W can .',,,-.
and there T. little room 20 doubt that ra.,',
famine viii then begin 10 abate IN, ,s+
agreement 10 be- angrilv rc I.et.., ~,
most 81 the miners In Ohio aud by SONY, X
other states and II is In terms condii.n.1
upon its general acceptance In western pom.
sylvania. where some OF the operators r. &c. b,
Probably local struggles may continue Nj,
the miners will gradually see that tho, havn
little chance ~ getting more than their com.
mittee has secured. Some time must ,ia,so
before supplies OF fuel will enable an WORK. ~
resume that have no other reason FOR suspend.
Ing production. Meanwhile the demand ~
products is 80 slack that II seems question.
able whether many hands will ma ,i.u,oy-
ment before the end OF June as were cmploy,d
In April.
The actual output OF pig Iron weekly Junei
was only 6.,hi1 tons. against i,6 13s April .na
i'i.0s year ago but the reduction 81 ~ sse
tons in unsold stocks indicates that a uusa t.tv
nearly double the output has been taken far
consumption.
IL there were orders TO continue manUfariure
~ Is -
the full capacity Of works would not w. long
de.aycd. But the eastern demand X "a tte
whole disappointinely small. and IN ihe c,n-
trail region the termination ~ the coke A'rlke
Is essential but not yet assured. At the N,>,
a larger demand and greater activity arnaar
and heavy business Is likely TO follow Wa re-
moyal OF the obstruction.
| A sale OF a5.eDooo pounds ~ lake copn,r NJ Q
cents seems to mark new policy "a ilic Tar.
Of the producers, and tin Is weaker With a,arv
receipts. Many boot and shoe shor. ha.p
| stopped. but shipments from The east ~ 70
per cent larger for June thus far thas a.t
| year The demand II mainly confined a. ov-
priced goods. and has recently been more liar.
row for womcn's shoes.
The wooden mills are closing rapidly i 4
asserted that scarcely ans have order, 81 oc-
cupy them beyond July IA mems wear fa, IA
the demand for dress goods. a somcwha5 Na'ier
tore l. perceived.
Sales Of wool In two weeks have hceu fr-
$50 pounds. against 3.fss 10 last yrar ant il-
$50 100 In 1872. The New York ana m ~
/ phia markets are dull. ana ~ Boston q -isat
decline j. seen in prices. with a larr, ssle 3.
4 territory wool AT 10 cents, secured. Weston
holders appear to be expecting higher Prices
than can az present be realized IN ea>'erA mas-
| kct>.
Further concessions have not enlarged lie
J demand for cotton goods. and the reggl' ~
por. that production has been close 81 as,
years is said to be based upon return, from
only the more fortunate mills. That good. are
! accommodating Is evident but sales have been
distinctly improved with the weather
Speculation in products has agliu Been
checked, although prices are. on thc tic.e
slightly higher. corn ~ cents with western
receipts comparatively light ana unta,araale
crop reports. while hog products slirh'if ld-
vance with quite large exports disclosed ntAe
May report az the department Whca. ca'g
a fraction higher. the exports and Ordinary
consumption for the year having ALREADY 81
ceeded the government estimate ~ Last wears
crop by is410.OD bushels. Western rcfe p's
for the week have been 1854 ini bushels,
against aiC g54 last year. and Atlantic
exports only Ae 900 bushels. against - =
last year. Cotton has yielded fraciioa ana
the report OF acreage by the Financial 'hror-
scle indicates an increase 81 2.Vi per cent,
with prospects decidedly more favorable than
year ago. Exports Of domestic prod
ucts in May showed decrease ID AZ
the principal classes except pr,si,iea.
the aggregate being s3s.ssS.7is a-a.E>
ca 81. f43 last year. but more than s5nN''w q
the decrease In value l. found TO be due ~ ~
fall in prices. Exports from New lcrt 'criwt
weeks OF June have been per cent. larger %
value than last year. while imports 10 iAs
point have been II per cent. smaller
stocks have not been active but railroads
have declined an average OF only ~ gents re-
sl0p. while trust stocks average Sill lcr shaTt
lower for the week because 81 realizafipt> aai
doubts about congress action Railroad eafr
ings for the first week ~ June show e.
crease OF al per cent. against it3 rf
cent decrease for the last week 81 MAJ aaa
. ISIS per cent for all roads In the United ~ia'fs
reporting for the full month. Though state
ments which Include Canadian and MtNir.rfe re-
turns show d smaller loss IL i reasor+hf y
expect that the resumption OF work al me roa
mines will onsderaby increase railway re-
ccipts.
Gold exports have diminished 70 ss.s'9 Hl'oT
! the week. and sales OF foreign exchange 20 ma
turc about the end OF July indicate some Per
rowing from Europe against products e y eh'
ported little more commercial paper 'Fon
. jobbers are also found by the banks hui ih'
food 81 money from the interior has not ceased
though the time for movement of crop draws
| near.
While business Is narrow. " i comparaiNt'
= free from losses by failure. for the liani-i''
/ reported in failures for the first week N Jlh'
= were only e. 507 s.s. OF which As6.iic we're
manufacturing and Al 81, cdl oftrrdng concerns
The aggregate liabilities thus far reported /
5 failures In May were but si35ls5eo. 81 "his'
/. t5.i460.5 were OF manufacturing and Ssi-@'
a Of trading concerns.
The number OF failures this week has pfe'
IT, in the u nited States against 3is last year
: and 40 in Canada against "a last year