Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
TRADE IS PROMISING
Corner in the Cotton Market tie
Disturbing Element
A WEEKS BANK cLEARAACEs
Wheat Il SLOW 70 Move. owIag 90 shs
Desire 90 Hold "a Ter nss.
ser Prices.

New York, Oct. 1Ss-R. @. Dun a
company's Weekly Review Of Trade.
which issues tomorrow, win aays
The events Of the week are PROMISING
In general, though 20 speculative mar
kets not encouraging. The great nd-
vance Ia cotton has arrested fha ex-
ports and 10 deranRed exchanges xhmk a
shipment OF gold was for a time nppre-
heuded, but the break In the market
Indicates that the natural movement
Of the product may soon be restored.
The halting OF demand and uoderafa
yielding OF prices in the great indsss-
trial markets show that a season 81
reasonable attention to natural condi-
tions has arrived. The eoktan market
has been partly cornered for early de-
livery BY New Orleans operators al
L has twice been ia no distant years
by Liverpool apecuiators. spiunarg
here and abroad with much ananlmsgy
refrain from buying largely at current
quotations.
Until the price recedes far enough
20 bring oat a liberal supply OF cotton
bills there win be a possibility Of KDid
exports. for other merchandise en-
ports are small. from New York Cor
two weeks being 10 per cent less than
last year. with imports In the 6uo
weeks Of October % per cent larger
than last year. In September dutimhle
imports were 54.2 and for the nine
months 5S.s per cent larger than last
year,
Wheat does not 20 out frosty ana
the attempt TO advance prices on Mem
day was followed by an immedlatr de-
cline. The Atlantic experts. tionr ln~
cludedl have been in the past three
weeks 4,55S,a55 bushels, against T,aa8~
Ill last year. The rush OF wheat To
market and the largest output Of eonr
ever known at Minneapolis. are not
evidences Of q CREST shortage ii yaaIa.
but the price has been changed only nn
eighth for the week.
Corn Ii stronger without clear raa-
son. for while exports for the three
weeks are 246.s40 bushels, against 1gs.-
zoe last year, but an inaignlficane frac-
tion OF the great yield can have been
disposed or
'tThe iron industry Il still fully en-
gagged on old orders, but new business
Is so scaRty that many Of the works nre
seeking II at soma concessions ia nrin@
es. and only large contracts have been
ut gl.7501S0 Tor bridge plates qn0Eea
at $4,000. Quototlons are not lower.
though q good order cornnsanas sune
discount. BlIlats sell at sa1 and rods a.
/ SIS at Pittsburg
The wants OF business In ironwara
and nails continue. Mills have 70 ed1n~
/ pete in pig iron ana other products
with SPECTATORS who took large qslan-
titles on advancing prices and aetuaE
/ consumption can not b fairly nemA
| urad unless the spectators are ouf 81
| the way.
Textile manufacturers have a atrouR
market for materials to support ehem
but scarcely nny advances i seen tlzEs
week IN cotton goods. though the rlaa
for the month has averaged Al p@r
cent and there seems such ! INIT Is
| appeared a month ago In iron products.
The prices OF some worsteds have been
advanced because of advances abroad,
bat It is IS questionable ~ ever how
far the market can Be held by domestic
makers. and wooden manufacturers
have not only 20 face foreign eonapska-
ton. but an especial tendency oG rop-
uiar demand toward worateG faDries
Failures for the week have been
2es. against 253 last year."
BANK CLEA2ANEE@.
New York Oct. 12.--Tha following takla.
compiled by Bradstreetsa. shows tha total
clearings at the principal cities ans teg
percentage OF increase or decrease na cuan-
pared with the corresponding week ct iaal
year: