The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-21
DuN's MMERcIAL Rsv,ew


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GENERALLY Failures. ''""'
NEW YORK, June is.-E. G. ~, ,
20 : weekly review Of trade. isSued ~
| LAY, saws: '" ~
US no Longer "a question wbe,bo,
BUSINESS improves. Not for a I'm,
''ihe nave our reports from an par,. :,
thc country been 50 uniformly favo..
PIE The daily average Of bank elan.
ings IN june is - ! per cent. l;,rga-
.h"h last year. though illper can,
less than in lsy3. The most n,,a,',
innuence has been the receipt of moro
raole advices regarding CROWN,
crops Even official statement
helped. because altogether
gloomy than previous ruinors r.,
oor troubles are getting out OF th,.
WY wages In many establishment.
are rising and with the iron indnstrr
just now leading. there il general IT,
pr"veinent i'm manufactures None.
tary conditions also help The ,im..
draws near when, with good crops. IN
ports viii bring gold hither. Ana
though foreign ope rations in stoel.
and bonds have been insignificant IN.
week. the effect Of Previous tran~ac
tlons has not been exhausted Much
diminished receipts Of money from Ma
interior indicate better employment
ny business, especially at the west. ana
the volume of commercial loans stead.
ny rises. and j. now fair for this Sea.
son even in good year
The government crop reports war.
so much less dismal than WINS ~
pected that they really extinguished
Tor time a host OF calanitous IN.
mors The decidedly cheering ont.
look Tor spring wheat. which our ovr
anu other private advic confirm. p,es
iar TO balance reports Of loss i'm win.
ter wheat regions and even this in
the light OF the demon stated defciencv
OF thc Official returns Of acreage were
i""ha Tar more encouraging than pre-.
vious accounts
western receipts for two weeks ~
June were 31l6.6 bushels of wheat
against 3.OOl,2O2 last year, while Al.
iantic exports. flour included. were
only 2,364A7 bushels, against .630
.27 last year
he official statement Of las Nor
cen. decrease in acreage was quickly
found in view Of the revised govern
nent estimates for last wear. To mean
hat more than 10000. 900 acres nov
growing cotton. which much exceeds
ne best unofficial estimates. and from
IN area no greater over 1000. 600 bales
we're produced in 1891. so that the re-
'ort gave no aid TO prophets OF evil.
nat some reduction wrlld Ice well for
he sonth is clear. but the heavy pres.
mt surplus viii cover larger loss
nan seems probable. The price has
ot changed but transactions have be-
ONE insignificant. though weather
onditioh> are closely watched
Manufacturers abroad according to
'lli>on. have stocks $4,000 bales
reater than year ago. aud CONNER
Iai stocks Of American in sight are
ill 3.20O. 3Os bales
cotton mills are doing we'll for the
JASON, and numerous advances Of an
ghth To a quarter in brown sheet
'gs. drills. bleached mpslins. ging-
ans and ticks are still reported.
The wool manufacturers look for
'cedy settlement Of the labor trou-
e> and find a moderate demand for
w and medium heavy weight goods,
lille some Of the cheaper lines or
ring goods have been opened with
,urishing results. but as to better
AIDES there is still great uncertainty
,out prices.
Wool sales for two weeks Of June
I'VE been 1861 .9cj pounds. against
,52Oa5O in 1902: Of which g. -g1, 800
ere foreign this year. against 5. 556,-
0 in 1902
I'm shoe manufacture the season for
Inporary suspension is near. but
ipments from the east for June thus
: have been IA per cent. larger than
any previous year
The output Of pig iron June was
I trific larger than May !. lj7.ao4
A.. against l5G. 5j4 year ago, and
|,02i two years ago The advance
prices continues. I'essener pig
lching Si2 20 and gray forge slO65
Pittsburgh. and changes in all iron
'ducts show an advance Of 81 per
II. this month. and 133 per cent.
IN the lowest point in February.
he anthracite coal trade does not
intain the improveme n / recently re-
ted. and with palpable ovcrproduc-
n. bad faith being charged again.
price has decl lined - cents.
'aiiroad stocks have gradually adj
reed about @ cents per share during
week, and earnings for the first
tx OF June show an increase Of So
cent over last year. while full re-
n for May gained "a per cent,
ugh 1913 per cent. less than in 1898
al lures for the week ending June
swelled by the Cordagc statement
10. sol ,49s. Of which 80. 6eo, 46s were
manufacturing and si.leo.O30 Of
ling concerns. Exclusive Of Cord
other failures showed sI.64l. 4es
ilitics. of which sl62, iGs wcre Of
lufacturing concerns Last year
aggregate for the week was
)'.22s. Of which s4-S. lis was of
Iufacturing and 81, s1o. a6l Of trad
concerns
nc completed statements for May
v an aggregate Of $3.50. PSI;
nst 50, .ss.oal last year.
lilures for the past week have been
n the nitcd states. against a3e
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