Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-01-24
DUn's COMMERCIAL REVIEW

rhe Coatiaasa oztne~ Of tho rr~~laas
Metal snd the TtsS failsr~ ef Congress
." sak~ Provision FOR Essrrswtnx or Tor
i"-r@A.~si Reserve. ~ti1 op~rat-s 10 Re-
tArd Nhri--osar Recovery of Busin~-.
->P-csiati~a Active.
NEW IoEK. Jan is.-R- q. nun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade. issued
to-day, says.
There are sorns good signs. hut they
d. Not a. yet extend - business geucr-
ally. which hesitates as much as IL has
Tor months Gold continues "a 70
abroad Ss.sso.eoo having gone this
week. and the de6cit of revenue
i already over s9.z0u.eo for
the mouth. This Scateoof facts.
with the failure u congress TO
make provision for t.orr,spx or for
increasing revenue. Still orerara.s -
rctart a wholesome recovery. ami the
volume u domestic trai. reurrsrnt..i
by exchanges througA clearing houses
= again about : per cent. larger than
last year. a. il was in th. first week
OF the month. but i z3- pr e-nt-
smaller than two years avo. = higher
rate Of decrease than for some tius
past.
Speculation has rot hrsr except iou-
ally encouraging Wheat has sar-esl
Of a cent again. with western rs-sein;s
only abou; half u last wears. The
departments estimate Il go -0s.l. nag
bushels. a-aius; less than 4aaooa 60
earlier in ia. season. points to a prob
ability that the commercial estimates
rcceipts have fallen Of u late. bot no
longer AFFORD definite Indication % the
supply remaining, which some estimate
A. so.qee. es1 smaller than a vearas-o.
although the prlcss does MT answer .
sacA rec&oniu<S
Corn has declined Is. cents. in spite
u the very low estimate - yicid. r.
ceiPts t-ring now larger than of " beat
Cotton has rrufains~l steady a. 80
cents. with fairly large u1ovcDeui.
hut efforts % southern plautcr~ - crn-
tract the acreaEs this year receive
scaae atteut5su-
Petroleum has touchet 8 azain in
n'''Hsiaal prioe. hut vithoat activity
Emisarrassm-nt in t--rfs nud sho--S
eo--s ND lssssn. AMI mauy uaanusar-
turrrs Err <rttiug near thr eud = tArir
ors2ers- uhlle th- Disposition a. restrict
or'iers Al the advaaccd pricr~ DE-
Taausicd ~-rm o t-- growing rra,s-r
g-nerai- >hfpuents are nererfhels-sz
larger thaa IN any previous rear q,
azte- if1-9t1 ca----- against If-.sia tvre
yrars axu- Lcathrr is less a~sire.
While IN wo-1i there are fairly larrr
dealings. ia.F-~--I1 p-sunts in January
thas far. aEainst Ifsss--lo in l-s1.
m1ch q the inervase b.in.r IN f1rei xn
vsssol C,rsi3crahlc saies e carpet
Wa-si are rcp-arte,i anA . better de-
uEznd far terrtta-y. uhi1c Oh5a Ny s.
qzus--i AZ - c-nts Tae iua--srtaar
i.an.iuu sale - A1sfraliza has eau~e-i
so1ne he>itaGioa- The oreninr Of
h@avyweigtf ue-slers j. h--lisrs,i - in
dieate decline e - - - cents fn
s,c.asi- css.tin- g or ever. ard Izs, - Z
eeats IN .gps3s es>tlng frsssn :. t. -
F--r yard. bat many makes have not ret
t-ren shown
Whilr there = much Waiting in thfs
indastry, there i ..viaeui a hopeful de
terzaizatioa - zsect foreign eou4r-etf
--'- @+--.H '-- e.'t--7- -+-tas arr Nit-i
d~Frc~s.ed- print cloths to =. cents. the
lowest ever known. and leading zing
hans - a. crufs. and tr1nsAetlons are
fairly larSe-
ENparts from New York for tive
weeks - January have fallen bu,
slightly behind las; years, while inn
ports are about I.-aa.oup larr-r. owing
mainly to the Increase in dry g,,o.ls.
Failurvs this Trar Ia January 10 vverS
in ausunt % liabilities s.. -. 5sl. Of
which g.. la-z. a. ege-e q nlzuufacturiu.,
and s.. 17'i. la1 - tra8iug es,uce-nS.
Failures for the week have been
81 in the United State against Al
last year ard - in Canada against q
last year.