The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-06-14
WEEKLY REVIEW.
The Business ofths week a. Reported by
Dun's Review.

% Ter and 70 fast Ia some branches that
the more conservative fear il may not
be maintained. But the period ofdull.
ness which comes in each market after
an unusual rise brings a. yet nothing
Ike corresponding decline. Indus
tries gain much, halt or fall back a
little, and then gain once more. The
demand for consumption steadily in
creasss az the employment and wages Of
the people increase. Demand TOT money
expands, ons bank reporting % per cent
larger discounts for the country. and an
other % per cent more commercial loans
than year ago, and all but two report
some gain. Que seriou. question re-
mains. whether the crops will Ne full
/ enough TO sustain large business. But
/ the worst reports to-day arc batter by
far than the estimate, recently current.
whea; rose two cents, fell back Two
with realizing, and has again risen
three, with western estimates OF 4
| crop eighty million bushels smaller
than last year. It IL pertinent to re-
member that official, aud most unofficial
reports, down toa late period last fall.
put the yield about eighty million bush-
els lower than It ]. nov known to have
been. Western receipts were 20i 900
more than last year, and for i've weeks
have been 1871 ,03l bushels. against
6,99l $50 last year, while Atlantic cx.
ports, iionr included, $4,000 bushels
smaller Tor the week, have been In live
weeks 1888 ,72S bushels, against Ii ,el5,.
AS last year. Their Is neither holding
back by farmers, nor anxious haste in
purchasing by foreigners, to support be-
lief In scarcity.
Cotton declined an eighth With better
weather at the south, but excitement
aud prices rose again with the report Of
only ll.6 per cent decreas. In acreage.
Much greater decrease had been called
certain, hut condition Is reported less
favorable than la, year With a tenth
smaller yield per acre. and acreage Il o
per cent less than last year. the yield
would still exceed : ,7OO, zoo bales. which,
with heavy stocks carried over. would
forbid the idea Of famine. Hut late
crCp ~ the more exposed TO injury.
June began With p.553, 3p3 bales already
In sight. and $780,, $50 American remain
ing In commercial -'ock-. while Eur.
opean -piuncr- held May ! over mi =
lion bales, according TO Ellison.
Cotton mill. are doius we'll. with very
satisfactory orders already for promi.
nent lines. aud the market il strong
with occasional further advances. In
knit goods there 4, also some Improve.
ment. aud higher prices for yarn. though
prices have been cut IN some kinds Of
hosiery. The uflort 10 end the Olney-
vile strike was not wholly successful,
aud In lew other WOODEN mills strikes
have occurred, but the demand for goods
locks better. and fair start hs, been
made in recorders for fall goods. Bust
ness In blankets is the largest since 1892,
and the outlook in medium aud fine
worsted, aud in cassimerss Is thought
favorable. sales Of wool continue
larger than In any previous year, aud
for the i've week, have been 27,7l3, 25C
pounds against 26,sOO, 1850 In 1899, hut
J demands OF western holders are causing
much larger purchases Of foreign wool
Tin 10 weaker with rise In the world.
visible supply to 25,67l tons, about five
months consumption. but copper Is
stronger At 1914 cents for Lake, and lead
higher at 3.3 cents. Shipments OF boots
and shoes are still larger than In any
! previous year, and in must grades recent
ADVANCES are paid in large orders, hui
there IL same slackening In boots and
women's grain and bull shoes. Hidel
are higher at "a cents for western, anC
! tanners hesitate. but leather is stih.
, In exchanges, the gain over last yea
is go per cent, though the decreas,
compared with ls92-the latest year .
) full business after Nays ~ per cent
, Railroad earnings for May are "a PEE
: cent larger than last year n better gain
, than in any previous month, but the de
) crease from 1898 Is 1870 per cent, and OF
substantially the same roads was l2.,
! for April, 1919 Tor March and 1879 10
! January, a euriously uniform decrease
Failures In four weeks in May Shove,
: liabilities Of t0,32o, ISL, Of which t3,4Ol,
$50 we're Of manufacturing and 81, 3i5 ,30
I Of trading concerns. Last year the tota
, was ~, 7s7 1921, OF which 1901 500 va
Of manufacturing and ti,2sl 1886 OF tIad
ing concerns. Failures for the weel
. have been 1896 in the United States
. against 2iG last year, and % in Canada
a against 40 last year.
Pains In the small OF the back indioat
a diseased condition OF the Liver o
: Kidneys, which may be easily remove
I by the use OF DR.. j. II. Mcl.ean's Live
q, and Kidney Balm. $l.OO per bottle.
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