Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
REVIEWS OF TRADE
Conditions irregular, but Changes
Not Material.
IRON PRODUCTS ARE LOWER
LONG List or Decreases In Quotations
for Merchandise. Wheat aud
other Products.

New York. Nov f5-R C. nl1p S
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade, which
issues tomorrow. Will say:
''The scare about gold exports had no
real significance. and although s2.2b0000
more viii go out today, the stock mar
ket has been recovering. There was,
and is substantial cause or diff
Guilty in the fact that exports OF prod
ucts have been too small to meet the
greatly Increased imports OF merchan-
disc. The collapse OF Rafnr speeula-
tions abroad has forced many 10 realize
on American securities and the i'm
preston that our government may be-
Forced 10 borrow again also operates 10
our disadvantage. But there Is no local
disturbances or money markets.
The output OF pig Iron November
1 was 2i6.603 tons weekly, about 10 per
cent larger than ever before ana a
continuance OF the same production for
six weeks more would make the half
years output 5.350. 600 tons more: about
Soe,00O tons greater than In any other
half year, The startling fact ls that
the demand for products or iron ana
steel falls on. Notwithstanding the in
crease In the output OF pig. ana though
only few concerns have closed or re-
dueed work or wages on account OF
lack of orders. prices are sinking, hav-
Ing declined 2.7 per cent for the week
and So per cent from the highest point
Besscmer pig, billets. grey forge, bar,
tank steel plates. structural angles
and wire nails all sold lower within
the past week, though quotations are
kept up as far as possible by assocla-
tiuns Minor metals are on the whole
lower. though tin has stifrened a little.
but lake copper sold at 11M cents and Is
weak. Lead IL decidedly weak on ac-
count Of foreign consumption and Is
quoted az s317M"
BRADsTREET's REPORT.
New York. Nov iB.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
The condition Of general trade con-
tinues Irregular and without material
change There n a distinct failing al
In the demand for iron and steel. witt
perhaps the heaviest reaction In auota.
tions In those lines reported In any week
since the late boom IN those metals
reached its climax. Central western
cities continue 10 feel the unfavorable
influence Of unseasonabiy mild wealth
er, which Il true an well 81 cities at the
northwest.
Then there Is the long list OF de-
ereases In quotations for merchandise
and wheat corn. oats, pork, lard and
coffee, among feed products, cotton and
print cloths and lumber Cat Boston,. Az
well as for various grades Of iron and
steel, copper. lead and weaker quota
tons for tin plates The converse In
cluaes an unantielDated Improvement
In wool goods. Increased orders for
manufacturers and higher prices for
several qualities OF goods.
The total exports Of wheat tlour In
ciuded as wheaO from both coasts OF
the United States and Montreal this
week aggregate s.525. 900 bushels, the
largest weekly total this year since the
middle Of last January.
There were 27a business failures re-
ported throughout the United States
this week. compared with go last
week"
BANK CLEARANCEs.
New York. Nov. 15.-The following Ia
Bile. compiled BY Bradstraets. shows the
total eiearanees at the principal cities.
and the percentage of Increase OF de-
crease, as compared with the CORE
spending week last year.