Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-08

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con,h for oplyn small partoi ne
declipa IL The lfeasuu gold ball
hnoe. Exports ~ mor9handiae
have increased aud flop New
York alone fof threo Nes Of ~
comhof have beeD oily So 1888. I5bl
less than faS he corresponding
period last geHhn To- December
1921, ns ttt pona Vsa
551, 1881 nnde4otabeinipelis e10r
VA. 6z but impoft Till hdpf
edly be larger for che prUsent.
month, for At New York alone.
there has been on increase in.twol
weeks dt 81, 19006Z Bank clear
lpgs 50 Jar this month have aver.
aged pearly seYen per cent more.
than they did last peeembors
Failures lave Been MOI
ous, &c usual toward theaclUseiof
the year, and fof Ehe Week mthe
Bnitedl States and Canada have.
numbered $50, ss against 8s1 dur
ing the. corresponding week III.
1893. According to r. q. Dun &
Co. the aggregate habilities in
volyed h failures during two.
weeks Il DecsmbeT have been S.,
$40, 49f as against e1t,679,996 for
the corresponding period last
wear. ;. 1e ss
There has been little net change
ia cotton priee8 Receipts have
continued large7sand trade has
been characterize ed by less .sctlY-
ity. The export movement has
been Hberal and. almost as large
as the arrivals atthe ports. Spin
ners have been baning less freely,
but the takings Of Northern mills
for two weeks Of Deespber have
beena198 TAT Electromagnetic 1856,
70S bales foriotiiBs c5fresp0nding
eeks1astyeaRand since Septem-
Der / have sho8R d comparative
increase Of 41&256 bales The
marketing. 81 100000 worth II
cotton goods athauctionshas had q
good effect on trade sentiment, al
IL has not only cleaned up some
mpoStant stoq ccumuIatiops but
has shownstke priceleveIOn which
distributors are Wiling to ahtici-
pate requirements. The decline
Of 10 per cent from agents prices
was ansimportanb. cOncession, con.
sidering the previous low level 81
valuesy but it, was not greater
than had. been expected in view o.
the magnitudesef the auction Of
feripg. 0thsf prices have beer
weakened by tbe trade sale bu'
where sellers have been rwilling t.
inject the. mbe o iarges bust
ness has beensdone.
In the wool trade there hal
been but lrttlc activity, as manu-
factursrs have been taking accouu
of stock and have been dispose,
to defef business ns much as pos
sible until after the turmoil thi
year. Makersof wollensand wor
sted goods ar8smore confident o
their ability to meet foreign com
petition pndesr tbss n tariff
schedules spa ipaicRiioDsvpoin
to,sligh4iy highsr PpissgsOusom'
lines,of fcavS gotalsiwh shltHs sea
son shaIF hae Got faifla undo
way early ip tha new year. !
better business ,has been done b,
; loca~kjrOBsmakefssin ahip6 plate
land structural shapes; but the II
creased sples haye been Attbe OK
pense Of price eopcesaaaHs tn
general inn trade of-.the1countr,
has ruled seasenably dull, ant
prices hve Continued 6some *
tent in bnyers' favor. There la
been fair activity nin the boot ane
shoe trade, at 2 ls2 70 s cents pc
pair advance insPriees; but thi
increase in cost which is resiste,
BY many buyers, claimed b.
manufacturers TO sbe inedequqt
in view Of ne tFhnces in 1eath
p $500 ~ ~
81 prioes'i It ~
Wheat pEicea4hge d0ghned 81
HOIST Of q cent per bu5hel Then
has been no ehahas ip the situa
ton 70 account k9E the fugthe
weakening, Of Belues other thal
the slaokening Of trade incidents
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