The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-26

of Large Receipts.
New York, Oct. 25.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade, which
issues tomorrow, will say: Ten days
ago gold exports seemed very near. But
the break in cotton, which then began
sipened on Monday into a collapse sui
iioient to justify hope of a free move
haent Hides have also decreased
sharply, leather is weaker and the ad-
justment of prices to real instead OF
imaginary conditions progresses rapid
u. Money markets cause remarkably
little trouble. Cooler weather has gen
rally helped retail trade and with in
creased consumption by the millions,
he way will be clear for better busi-
!css. Already payments through clear
ing houses closely approach for Octob-
er those OF the best year in history,
though rejecting in part past transac-
tons, and new orders are still much
needed by the great industries.
Cotton exports improve but little be-
cause foreign stocks are so large and
the lower prices give more confidence
to mills which feared to purchase and
manufacture when the decline was ex-
pected.
Wheat has risen cents for the week.
although western receipts, 1871, 0S6
bushels for the week, against 5,059, 1877
last year, continue unusually large and
Atlantic exports, including -four I,176,-
III bushels for the week, against 1885,
s34 last year, and for four weeks 5,734-
573, against 9,195.046 bushels last year,
showing plainly a clack demand from
abroad. Nobody can give a reason for
higher corn, and pork declines 20 cents
and lard a sixteenth and hogs 70 cents
per hundred weight
Bessemer pig advanced, but finished
products on the whole declined as
much, other pig iron not rising. Rails
TO October 1, $4,000 tons delivered and
tGS tons sold, made pitfful record
Whether the tin plate works will take
300, 900, 600 pounds of steel this year, as
The latest official report indicates, will
cGDend on prices and sales of coke be
low the latest established price.
Textile manufacturers have been for
the moment disturbed rather than
helped by the declines in cotton, be
cause 1t checks buying Of some fabricG
with lower prices for print cloths and
prospects of lower prices for other
goods. The demand for worsted and
dress goods is encouraging, while in
WUplrn SCOIS the SITUATION does I'M
prove. Renewed orders are moderate
and mems goods are easy to buy at
previous quotations.
Failures this week are 231 in the Unit
cd States, against 231 last year and IS
IN Canada, against 50 last year.
BRADSTREET'S TRADE REVIEW.
New York, Oct 25.-Bradstreet' will
tomorrow say: The volume of general
Trade for two weeks has hardly reached
expectations and now assumes the
character of between seasons.
Wholesale dealers in seasonable sta
pfHs, such as dry goods, clothing, hats
Errd shoes, report only a fairly active
business, exceptions being at such pla-
eos as New York, Baltimore, Chicago.
Kansas City and Duluth.
4 noteworthy feature of the week is
The revival in demand for pig iron, the
uprTard tendency in quotations of lead
ing cereals and the liquidation in the
cotton market. Sales of cotton goods
have been helped by favorable weather
and eastern as well as southern mills
are we'll sold UP.
Exports of wheat flour included as
whe'1i), from both coasts of the United
States this week, plus shipments from
Montreal show an increase over the
total last week of about 100000 bush
els, due to exports from the Pacific
coast The total this week is 2,65S, 600
was 1888, 900 bushels; two years ago
100000 bushels and in the like week
In 1892 it was 4.07S000 bushels.