The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-03
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WORLDS Fair Highest Award.
WEEKLY REviEw
10. na.ine.. afthr werh .. Reported by
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NHia" i.e ri-iag Boo speculative
market. ulr tUe steady gains in indu'-
+ tr.e. ns' Drisrl. Ari Do b. wholesome
iAlt there 1r' fewer signs of hesitation
7 BOO tho productive industries than In
speculative prices. Wages strikes grow
more numerous and cause some trouble,
/ hn' retail demand lag. hehiad whole.
/ siis .t'r. AMI 'o,h.ny purchases hehild
production iu soue branches. but
through MANY conflicting reports the
feet shines oui htt the industries are
. ga'nius. no. ri'h orush and e. whirl,
bar morr .iciy. lti- less clear tent
lia.loli. are Increasing their earninss,
IurfIu over production oi cotton viii
I d. rffrl lY iUr advance oi cents in
price. or tfst oorner.ug short sellers of
I wheat eili brlpia market the large .ur.
plu.. But revival II sctivity In 40 these
dit.rt.,n.. ID pu..iblv excessive In some.
helm. confidence 10 take the throne .o
long hold bv dI.'rnst.
Recovery /. not often mathemaiicalIy
c1niisb.r. When the load oi depression
Is lifted. .nI men hnd that better things
have come tn ,ta,. there must he many
contradictory changes. Quite a number
of work. have advanced wage. during
th, week. bnt strikes 90 compei nm adj
vance. possible Tor some but not for
others. have grown much more numcr-
nu. SOME .Iop. are closing Tor want
of orlrr.. bat % lnrqar number are rc-
.unins work. Price. of shoes and cot.
tom good. are raising; wool and woolen.
nr, lower. 10 would be- a distinctly un.
natural movement. inviting only dis
tn,.t. II ituere -ympa,he,ic and with
eaual .tep In An branche-.
Doubt whether hides. and whether
leather. would be held 1T higher prizes
hinderrd .ho. manufacture Tor time,
BIT now loblsrs want 10 give mere order,
ihsn manufacturer. dare a. take Nho
have their leather yet TO huy. The hin.
lrancc d, the advance in hides and
leather. Tor while "a, 10 10 cents more
b. paid ior shoes. the present ro.i Of
leather mak,- mauy 10 Co rs cent,
dsatcr. and y cents paid for western
hide. &. said 10 mean higher prices yet
for soms Kind, Of leather. shipment.
/ iroy. Boston Tor thc month have been
/ 2pl,lt5 eases. against 2si,Gl1 To- lSl3.
Cotton mill. are getting NOR, money Tor
goods. and have quite generally al
y,ucrl upge.. Consumption OF north
en- spimnprs. AZ the maximum. would
be- in eight months 350.OOp halr.. bat
they have actually taken $4,000. and
have profit on $4,000 bales controlled
nj over 100000. The consumption &.
large. and advances seem To De- vur-
ranird.
Tonnage m low CLASSY good. west bound
was never better since the panic. but m
high elias good- h. growing lighter. The
movement Of heavy farm product, is
small. and ca,t bound shipments ium
Chicago In three weeks are ~ .s2p tons
against $4,000 last year.
HIGHER prizes for wheat, nearly three
cent, above last weeks. tend 60 check
Atlantic exports, which. Hour included
were only ls6s,s,a bushels ior the
week against 1000 $40 Last wear, though
i5r the previous two weeks about equal
TO las, ycar- Cotton touched cents.
rscedlng 90 G.u3; O,3i2,30p bales had
come into sight ls-t week. aud British
exports oi goods were l2O million yard.
less IN the iIr.i quarter thi, wear than
last. With 'ueh facts the rice does NOT