The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-12
MUCH BETTER
vr Year Fails 70 Bring The
ryal,ti Improvement.

r..
--.sfa strong Revival a Little
e.-l Cherished by aTany-Indi-
mat the Stocks of rlanuSac-
PRODUCTS Have Been Accumu-
-sr5the Changes Since the New
ossasd Therefore Not in the
fer OF Higher Prices.
Sal. r-u. 1l-R. C. Dun * Co.'S
r OF trade tomorrow viii
the beginning OF the New
failure Of the currency big
any material change 20
ssr The idea that business
lv take new start after thu
81 rather less foundation even
/ , lu- The hope Of d stroag re-
--ls later is still cherished by
carlisle biz. With its posi-
1 vicious amendments was
- ar--ehension 10 some, but with
4 ,--e O.. tae way. the deficiency OF the
receipts remains. ana exports
not cease.
has not been much time for
the industries, but the differ
4 deserved since the new year began
Inf r tre direction of higher prices
4 demand. There are more indi-
than Of late that the stocks OF
Binds of goods have been accu-
owing 10 the past increase in
rs XIV output OF pig iron Jan. ].
re ITO some furnaces only tenn
-lr oft of blast for the holidays or
was lN,4i tons agaiuss 16S, 762
showing practically no change.
i .a= stocks of unsold pig increased
.a. month about 10000 tons week
f. --hat actual consumption in the man
r- seems to have been about $4,000
weekly against $4,000 in November.
/ -g se the industry is doing vastly
/ .r than q year ago, when the output
than 10000 tons. but indica-
s Of excess OF production over the de
/ .rs az. found in further weakness of
PES Bessemcr pig sells at sl1So at
4a'eha. and steel billets at Sl7, grey
g. al .al5 az Pittsburg. wire nails at
CENTS and barbed wire at S1.S5, other
remaining as before, about the low
Or record Low prices at Pittsburg
checked business at the west, and
r1u-d Ivy some to the idea of pur-
rs that the recent reductions In
M and cost OF materials must befol-
tv s-ll lower prices. But the main
that the consumption is below ex-
There Is more money coming in from
-nr.r and the business OF the
T does not vet afford larger use
chat no s2.n appears in CONNER
Ha- III is most significant fact
aoaY s,iH comes TO this center
during the first two weeks Of
ra failures for the first three days
Is, were rather large. as IS
u a Liabilities of 81 .622, 202 OF
l We're Of manufacturing,
a.-l- of trading conforms. The
tl's week are 40 IN the United
IA last year, and - in
ar-t 81 last year"
r a.r report OF the state of Trade"
Hralstrrrt's viii say: THE
~ Che new year brings few
'ceasing volume of orders
aH|e 1goos. The weather con
Tine east have been unfavoca-
me west and south the re-
-s1 ST. Louis Boston. New York
e'pla report relatively great
m4. with increased orders for /
1as clothing, rubbers, shoes, .
ana wooden dress goods.
canters IL Is too early to judge /
INT outlook for trade Travellers in
Instances have not all gone out.
furniture manufacturers are
ap which has had an influence
hardwood trade, and western
--1-- III IRON and steel expect increased
r--rs tv Feb. I.
ae production of iron and steel is
.-s On ia excess Of the demand; but
eAil- Jurcrs expect that necessary re-
ans renewals and additions to plants
'a.r2a1 companies, car manufacturers
elmer Industrial enterprises will have
-aatius effect in the future.
-N 'JleCt1CHS SOuLn ana IN the
.a' West are reported fairly satsfac-
or Improving to greater extent
.- 'oa thirty days previously.
confidence of wholesale dealers in
ines mat the near future in bust
'5hses an increased activity with
ard tendency in quotations, is pro-
-4.te az some cities-Pittsburg, Phil
tlAa and Boston at the east, Atlanta,
VILE, Chattanooga and Galveston
ana at Cleveland, Chicago, Omaha
y. Louis In the west. Each of these, ex-
e-and, reports a moderately Inn
condition OF business this week,
5- WauSee. At other points gen.
y vac i unchanged"