The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-08
DUk'S TRADE REVIEW.

The Eject az the Prevailing strikes rno.
Husiness Less Damaging Than Was ~
pectcd Wheat Again Break- al. Iny
Price Record The Moot sales k...,n,.
and Exports 81 Cereals Nh. DAigo az
Gold. Etc.
NEW NonK, June .. r. r. INN 4
Co : weekly review of trade issued ~
day says:
II r. sign Of cheering import that M iini.N.8
business represented hy clrarinrs sina i,,0.s
tonnage there has been less dccrca~, .iHea tt,.
strike began than might husc tc'a ,sNtlst,i
isut ia business the orders for NA.th .t0lt Az.
wheels To result in tonnage ana iusn,at
weeks Or months later. there seems 'nh, .tn
actual decrease Not only are Kew off,s f.a
and small ia most departments. hnf eafYtla.
tionS ~ orders previously given awe trft..--
ingly numerous This X Ina part the ctl,t IN
the uncertainties which the strike, proluer
but II extends also 70 numcfog~ Industries
which proposed changes 81 duty fuiri' sf,ttt
Meanwhile the exports Of gold mridis d.p.,.
treasury reserves while idle money N'tNr.
here in unusual amount for the season ~.
though crop prospects continue ui 81, sAele
most favorable
There have been strong hopes th voc. tAai
the great miners strike would be- Terminated
hy compromise. But an effort 20 enlist arOt-
ernors as arbltntor~ has proven frnile,- aad
the conference al Springfield, Il.. ha> ah.
iourncd without any good result. ENtfafl't
proc lamations in several states aff 1852 'c
check continued interruptions ~ irtN 4al
acts Of violence. and concerted efforts ~ ri-fl-
tors will now be made 70 starr fAt q
with new hands
Though large number ~ work ace ffe
demand for products IS not what fal-li fs-
pcctcd. either IA volume or IN uf~t INs
output ~ iron and steel has been ~rid.f 1870
sharply reduced, but the reduced ~iWp tMs
about as sufficient TOR the dcmaua N
month ago. except in Bcs~ealrr ~a.s d
small lots OF Bcsscmcr pig ut places a.i saint
, a. West Tro, AMI Duluth for trans p1rai 'o
the. Cafnesic works near PlitsnNf4n Nsf
how completely stocks are cNhaHf Ma
sales for delivery IN July and Arel. ti
T to sill5 a price $50 HIGHER 'tt iEt.
vailed few weeks ago rdrA' Mn
belief that the termination W 'A' tse
Will mol soon bring back tac M NyN~
But Tor most products, notwi,l~faat .ae
interruptions the demand II un, Nrrfti
, row and buyers feel that the present .ir
i but temporary
shipments ~ boots and SHOES far
and for the past four weeks are q ift'
than a year ago. aud there are Drilfr- t ls
staple products 10 warrant vpri fnr .N., Me
to come hut many factorc, ere ais fml
cutters ,,r otherwise reducing htrr. tx Ns,0
their orders Do not justify nple "
much longer.
Conce~ .ionS In cotton goods haze m-
proved the market nor prevented 4teruas's.
tfons Ia woolcn> ,he dress goods lril- Aa4-
fair orders hut little new business a1N Ara
4 meus goods II r. held that funny hif ine Ia-
4 chinery j. unemployed. while cangsla'eas a'
O numerous without effort 20 place ArN ari,r,
y, sales OF wool AZ the three chief ninsN''- lii
been s5~9.cD pounds for the w,r 4|t.
=" > sesor, last year. about f.pmul rfg ver RI
r ing required from these markets FOR q f.s sHr
X PLY. New line territory and TcNa, NHa ~
- sold AT to cents and 20 70 r. cent, rlf Ane'
appears 70 be about the ruling price tn' q
"a Boston decentralization makes prize, ua tA
Again. the lowest price c,e' f'eV 'Nl IN
- been made for cash wheat N'a ctNi-
~ York against - cents a wear ago NN' 'N
- average in May is.'s wa Eoccnt~. ana 2 tNN
!. 1901 sif~ls Western rrceirt~ afp tAtet4t
- snail 81 80 bushels for the week p N'
i sgig sas last year. but Atlantic eNpot' VA
l. only 40 80 bushels. against ssii un lA~' *
- Corn l. stronger. with exports an"H' t4
. rs large a. year ago AhA i-f aN
- favorable outlook Tor ores results % hIsae
; prices. pork products are weak wi'l nnts
to uing large receipts, Cotton ha~ tarN ,s
ii though receipts from plantation AaFe fa.f
T. OF for stocks ia sight are verv large rf
crop for which prospects are dccialf -an
'e drawing near. and the demand Tor @oHi- II "
p certain.
n The outgo Of gold continues, and + naN +
~ iieyed to be due In part 20 the prepaw ~ 4
\ gold resumption In Austria.
The number of failures reported h,' wees
~ fs3 In the United States against ~ iN- ff-
= and ia Canada = against q last scar ".
twofaiiures both banking, are Tor slN'F'
~ more