Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-04-25
NO. 10.
OUn's TRADE REVIEW.


Psrsz.~-s. Rs.-ls 80 >Nnf-1 w.sss-a.-
tss~- F-treSsar-. tsssss 4aa F~~f >s..r-
t@x >As~sra -nh 40 Real E<..s. fee
fh- sas.a-~ oth~r Narket. The
w~~k'. F.flars.4
Nav YoKk. APRIL - 4 &. Dan &
Co.. weekly rcshcS % trade. issn-d To-
dav. saVss
In every speculative department
hussneS~ n growing. bat this = th..
least satisfactory % th. situAtisu
tottnn ana wheat cIiunb above the ex-
p-ort prseeS. - that the marketing %
prciucsS abroad mgst be checked. au1
aaoaey = AFFORDED which oaEht 10 BE
employed in pgo.luctive iadustry and
IN distribution u pss-iacss - eousam-
erS Everybody knows that oll has
MT risen 80 per e.ut hecssznse IL il
insriusacaily mor~ valuahte Or il
actually worth mor~ than IL was two
NJ three wees- ago. but the expansive
and uplifting farcc has unfortuuafesv
takeu 10 Speculation rather than To
pro~tnctian. aud - we have higher
prizes N ali speculative markets wfth-
uui larger demand far consumption
>tor5-s - cnsnhinatipus betve~n tn.
STANDARD oiI Ca AMI Eussaa A. 70 rar-
tition of the oii-'-uaSuminS territory =
~ a" useaus the cause % the zsfvaus~
- petroleum. There r. no exist-nss
that suston - IN larger demand
than Il Was when the pric-
waS e~nt lower. but prsues
have bs~n - lew for months that
upward movement was easier Sishous
l.
ahruad are ss0.ep bales larger thaa
they we're a. the sane date after ths
Ereate>t erpP ever Pro.iuosl hereto
fore. and >Piuncrs here ant ahruasi
have taken zh-aat !. go es8 balsz more
th2a they have cssusuusrL What has
been much hrmer. western reee5ps.
arr uut largw. AMI 10 wouid - strange
Z th-v wer~. uith prices low. bat adj
VancinE Exports c'satinue 20 Indicate
that the Earsp-aa demand will MT he
particularly heavy thEs s~2s.sn-
uutsile - speculative markets. th..
uo=s Important feature i the ~. IA
the price 0f h--vf. hut which j. largely
dsr - th-. eostrol of sourccs 81 supuly
~ . few struug eorp.sratio1< There
ouEht 20 b.. but apparentiy = nst.
sovvrnuasns - zl-~t anv such cou-
splr2Ey against the pap.sc. 4aA
the pvep-lsal 81 Secretary Mprtes
10 adusst M~xican cattle ana eat
lie fram tana.la oa easy tsrzss
For ta~ hsrzet5s - c,pn.urls-srs. Is ks4-s-
q y rssuaalss usly-i ths,uyh it - nas lixelF
g. have mach inauea,1r- The aesusz
aeerease 10 receipts - cattle Al th-
s--sfg -fss-s 7-e<-Esu EIIzFTF-y Ezs -
-as7. as'5 bad siuriur The fr~s quarteF =
is.st. aa-i thr quantity kil.~,f las h--eu
anlF - ttsf brad less thaa iast Tar.
ah-suE Ie pr crnf, but facts ave little
to - with nrse->s ia thls ezse. A. u
tine ease q sssL
E-~sss a1a shs.s IRE Ia larx-r DE-
mand- althaarh thu iUbt-rs have 70
F par teu r~nss - u1urc ahurr ths- rraass
f p2id tvsn afoath> a-p. and there ar.
ularr drterS than she advance al hrSs
d-uansissi Except frvssa the ress,
there ar 5ndieatinas Of a larger eaa-
sumiuE ieaana. bat On The whole IN.
market h pereePtibly narrower by the
4slFaHer which ig-hcr pricss for leather
have a-eezssousd
Ia iroa and steel the situation .
rather disappointing. although the
uatpat eoutiuu~s large a. the demand
Tor finished urossucts d0es not seem to
luerrzse- Structural forms are ia
large demand. bat sales Of wire are
sheut - Per cent les than last year.
ami IN other braneh~s there II no rsr-
eePtlble gain Il = stIi an opeu
question whether the consumption
- e.
present rate. n hich = At least one
eighth telor the pr~seat maximum
>one larger tc|ilc mills have ad-
vaae~d V@xss Al F1u River about &c
per e~Et-, restoring the rates pzid b.
fore the reduction IN Sept-nher. fsgS.
T Labor troull-s are cum mparatfvely IeS.
seriozs thts wees aRd the tezss~ney .
toward larger rrturns for Labor. vs hieA
VII anerea>e the consuming power for
oth~s proslnets Csttoa mills are en-
eourzEesi b improving priees zna are
are basy-
sales - vol az the th-ee chef east
era asar-sts have b.era Is.s5s -
. pounds for tare~ ve~ss % April.
against is-sat--soo last year. which m
die.tes that the production 0f ..oe.iS Is
1t present larger than il has been At
zuy other t5sn- for nearly two vears.
sHd while foreign e0np~titioa i
seriously felt IN some branches the
. manufacturers are making \ vigorous
T efFort 70 retain the home market even
IN lines which al one time they ex-
{ p-cted 10 abandon
The volume of business represented
I by exchanges through the principal
+ clraria-shousss u oulF 81 per cent
T larger than last year. for the week.
ami "a per erut- less than ia IsaS.
about haif the decrease being duo 10
I the lower range of prices
The money market has beeu frrn
T Foreign trade shows a heavy balance
T due abroad, and gold woald uu-
doubtesiiy o out in large amount but
I fer the negotiation Of bonds by the
syndicate The government deficit for
the month thus far i over Sla. %. .obo.
I and NJ reason appears 10 expect that
I IL viii much diminish
Failures for the hrst l. days Of
I April amounted 10 S5.fI3 80. OF which
I Sl.aei.e3> we're Of manufacturing and
81, l,s5.- 80 of trading concerus-
Failures for the week were eat in
the nited States. ag-aiust sIglast year:
and "a IN Canada, against s5 last year.
a GERMAN OPINION
E of the sasidea aad Uapr--<e<at~s Rfs< N