Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-14
TIE apsINESs OUTLOOK.

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 The situation in the east continues hopeful. The industries are doing better than the most sanguine anticipat- cd. There seems to be DO sIgDs yet of reaction in price3 for iron and steel end there Is every indication of large volume of business for the balance of the year. Gold continues 10 be largely exported but the syndicate meet the withdrawals and maintain the SlOO,OCO,- 030 reserve. Wheat is weak. In spite Of reports of short crops abroad, demand is not strong and the exports of Bread stutfs h8s been very light, about 1s compared wiJh the corresponding month .! lEst year
 The situation ID Southern California has net charged materially the past mau.h. The growers have been occupi- ed weighing pro and con" schemes .ocliog to E1ers profitable marketing oi pro3ucts, and conventions with that end in view have been much in evidence. A pretty little battle is quitly but deter minedly it present wagiHg between Fresno rai8ing growers and com mission men and 1t looks like success for the grower, Gs cash sales and ccnsignments under guarantee have net been iufre- quegt, we understand, the past week.
 An interesting experiment of the month was the shipment of fresh fruits to the Loldon market.
 h view of the fact of ths certain ouTtsilment Of t5e Florida production tor tne next few yeere, the coming orange crop of this section Is already engaging attention. From what we can learn the navel crop promises about | larger than last season and the seeding crop light.
 There is evary indication that prices for lemons vii go still higher.
 The deciducus fruit season is dwindl- ing and will shortly close. Prices have not been hieh. but fairly good. There is some talk of ina possibilit! of the California fruit exchange extending .heir operations Gext season to deciduous frui.a.
 Trade in all kinds of dried fruits con- tinue5 quiet. There IS some activity in prunes. Aprjcots are dull, with prob ability of higher prices ruling for Sep tember. Market for peaches is very weak and indifferent.
 The English walnut is beginning to ripen. 4 good crop is promised.
 It looks as f the growing demand for sweet wines might cause m advance in prices.
 The honey cropis the largest for years, but as yet eastern demand hss not war ranied shipmant to any extent.
 The Chino Valley Beet Sugar com pany is keeping up s daily average Of about 500 tons of beete. The sugar per centage still continues to be the highest eyer known.
 The size of the Ventura bean crop is attracting universal attention. It bids fair to record breaker. The prosper ity of this section wi.l this seeson de- pend more than usual on this product.
 The month las brought still Grenter activity in mining matters. New rich strikes and soma large transfers of min ing properties are reported.
 Among the oil producers the most i'm portant move was the incorporation of the exchange. The aggregate output of oil now from this city. Ventura county, Newhall and PGente must convince the most e6eptlcal that we csn assuredly aold cut the inducement Of cheap fuel to the manufacturer. The conditions are here for he establishment of suc- csssful manufacturing enterprises Such an opening cannot long be neglect ed. An active fall trade in all lines ie pre- iicted by those who keep in close touch l with things commercially. Failure in the district fir the month, l thirteen, nominal; assets Sl0,950; liabil | tieg, 525, Monthly report of k. G. Dun < Co. by R. w. Burnh8m, their | Southern California representative.