Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-04
DuN-s COMMERCIAL Rrwrw.


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Coz Vxeeisly r~vi ~w af sra@s~. ks4aS1 ~
dAT. Says-
>tarus q turrvsenens are al she
zzare satisfactory hscaaae aeI1hsr A.
ruaapaziesf n1r apparrnsrF r-usfu.---t
BY spe,salative erare. n~azsne-s fn
ssecaex. euetaa naf uheaa are ny1g
dlvertAny al tss inseress and capital
sruss1 Prusia.ztive MINISTRY ant H-~stE-
mass trade. thaagh si=s.s prosiucss A..
al n saas1z ssruuzer Exat ralIruasf
earnings. han< SaruAArs ausi Inssustria1
znstleasis1us ARE aslre eaeaara9rsa.r th1z
NeSh- IL Is REMARKABLY. keasa-e 1Ass
thss lifsln< tAns year bs.gias q. sh- sssc-
suu. 80 ~ sp~a<. raw materials ar-
raised h~fer~ there - any Earrxr de-
asana t~ their aaiSh~d prusarrs& .
taEnx nos ofsen dons wIGh sues-s-ss-
liisses russ- th<R l<atAer. azt then
aans-- eutsou rr>s- amt asr~rvwzrst sssua.s
earssass sy,l.'stss ss1<~ was Hfsza.-esi- amt
lfszr1v1rd 6essrul,sr pi<- In all these
eases &c Il ress.ss5s1.ssf shat th.- Iarger de-
u1tn4 far s1GS9magfou. tAau.rh xrs
waiting. mast c1ene zhcn iE 10 seen
that rrier= are going up.
HlEaer wages far ca5Sse xuris-rS have
hssa tssllslyNsi ny formal aaIvanrs %
- eents n the prieW 0f cpss~- ami arv~
h'.s's'sIuer pty has rfssn j CENTS at
flttshUrgh and 5 c~at. at E'hflasis.l-
phiA BelytnniRr at the top 10 llft pris.s.=s
requires exceptional -trvnxth. bat
the Carasxs.- Prick iatersss = exrsp-
sbauaflv strong ~ Ear there ia NJ an
s'sertng Increase "a &=maast Or IN pricet
Err manufactured products. amt On che
Whole the range = slightly lower shau
a week a'r,, anrt-s 1ast eaaunm.sa bar
having yielste,t little The general
as4ief is zhat dear materials w I'll l1fnsiEse
more sryizsr 81 pr,sEaetx A. v~s IL
se,sulss inrsssihlss e. sIf thss mll1s with
assis-rs. anst ths. struggle af those vet
gnrfuptstVsr. =-sr's prftes down "a =
n Sign & strsn~rth tAlhu ~ EASTERN MIL
a1s ssstf1r1sst- IN euun.ttt1u n.-a. ts-srf.h
nlasers, vuasy hsat IN. al vlaE.a--t. % $50
N frvsslts. the contract foe IL so1sss
q rIils sqr a California rusasH AMI other
c1asrlsts fer ao.lus th.. s.1z1s quantity
hAss bs~a Bltss-@- Eas tbs. 1aseuues u
the N1A,sniuE bar mills sa re,tus-ss
wages 80 cruss Sc BrsisEliazr an,E rsl.
rwues h1r ausslalng. ssrsasx LIismlF 10 re-
sul- .n a STRIKE
IN the wooden business .-aus.ssl si1ass
Ia sauls ines hare hsxu start In.- ~
uaagulsuste. many mills wha-h sup
ps1s.rl sheFr v11le rrgsfyf-s s.lld. anss-
ing themselves "A great ary,f af rtrs-
naalsrs. Ehis s~caz,s . b. maluIv N
lf1Fv-s,rt1i,s E,.lsls. iuserisr quality bs-
Ln- the esuIm,su ruu1plalnt- hus de-
lATs thruagh ssrfxes siS.l play =
part whzle afers . cheap s,r-
el-ru <aes4s are ns1s 60 De ever
-ausSs& Quite large orders have b..esa
salsea by foreign agents for 6u~r
vHersas-ts and vvs.slen. ana4 al the v-au
traur the psaoruss sa.l,stty 10 sh,s b..ss
<ySsss saiass sscszapssgisiaa walE .s.1G aeIess
es s1lrP for azsre th1u Que season.
eassna spselEiIsIou renehert n halt
Eanh the sEarnsass rsaIl1iar Of Irss
sazalls-. VrrsrF arr .lsr~rrr,. sAaz.I
s really late an,i there arr snlst
reasozs for restueius acreage. Eactgrs
AHsi TRADERS being 1b{e to exert a pow
erfuz lnauensr Il they eAaass. But
the sapplF of e,0Gtou aav IN sight. OF
ia spianers hausfs + oxer : $50 -0g1
hales a1are than tIHs warfi-s r~,gulre-
uzsnss Zoe thss year, with receipts Tor
tive months Jet tn cous,-
ts1esssr-s about rhss condition %
Saear have Varied wisely rhEs usslk.
anst prii-rs not mach. thu net afvaness
beng IL cents. Atlantic exports.
51ur fzscEnls.,f- have heez I-EBI -aaI
nashsls, against Z. .ttf.SEf last year.
All for the month e.5II.-a4 bushels.
araiust -.9a5. "a last year. and mean
while western rese ipss tlr the uaauzh
have b~en -.tzs zBr bgsheIx. against
7.sss.5I5 Last yxar- Corn s a svus
ls1gver. " ale p.5ux Is = cents per bar
reL. aHsi lard AMI hogs = cen1s per 100
pauusts higher
Stocks are stronger. for the srst sfrsass
IN many uneuths, With n vaIsi reason.
The rise has been slighr-au epnrs per
$hars-bHt earniHgs IA Narya have
bssE - per crns- hizher tAxa last
year AMI oulE El-6 per exut- less than
Is1l, With improvements toward the
efn=~ u tA- aa.enta- wails IN E-Eruary
ths decrease. euu.psar,--f zsdh f-a5. a.
E5-@ per Gent Bettsr tonnage Is re-
ported from many quarters. but Ch5-
ea-1 xlss-sound Eur three wseks has
I beea sTs-f5s tSas. a.EasAsE 81 .-g1 IasE
year-
A better fasibat5sn # general i'm
PrvE9Iszs - Ehat exchanges, though
the prlHslPle eIearfa-rhaase- for Ghs.
week are 1I-5 PER cent Iarsser saau Isss
year. AMI only "a per eeng- less than
IN u>9g. whi,sh may probably zran the
advent IF desbiezIIy better s1zsfi1iaus.
Little encouraging can De saht q
[ foreign srasiss- exports ser March beiag-
szlalIer than last year. whfl,. fsnp.1rts
flr the fail month VIII daubsf.css show
some ii1erv1ss.
Several large failures shTs u1aath
have szelle,t the lg-rrsrzse of rfahfEf-
ties f'ar thrss weeks Of March n SEE.-
81. II. against SIa.asI.98 lass ysars
Of which s5.4If.fFs uere sf gzslzufse-
turing es1nesrn,s. against -. fsssi, IL EasS
year. and Sss-4 - n trshIizzs elu-
Germs, against - -. .iss last year
L The failures this week hlve been
- IN the United states. against -.
IasE gear az.1 a. IN C1nasFa. against ~
sass rear Bat the recent Increase m
dbezsss past rz.Eker than rscent eoEsfl-
ti5us OF EnsoQndnezs.
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