The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
GROUING HELIEF THdT Prices
WIN SOON 90 CP.
on some Materials with the Eoplenish-
tnent of Dealers stocls-Enect of the
sew Orleans Bank Failures.

NEW YORK. Sept. n.-R. C.. Daa g.
Co.. in their weekly rcriaw of trade To-
morrow Will say.
Better prospects and relief from monf-
tary anxiety do mot SECT brine larger doe
maad Tor finished products. though large
buying of p.s-iron WOOL leather HIDES.
cotton. and other materials continue 10
show o. growing belief that general rp-
ward movement in prices Hiu come with
the rcplcnishment " dealers stocks ,Ais
aI. Most prices ara extremely i1w, 500
that nothing less than an ordinary dee
nIaad would advance Them The bans
failures no New Orcan. cause temporary
hesitation Returns Indicate u.iil ''H.-
meat ln some cotton ami some sl.iNs
wheat States. Prices OK corn ana OAKS
rtat. 10 uuDr0ftalle 20 sell a. pru
tln. number or nLnlfaD TURNS WORKS a.i
uircs in operation does not gain, --l
rather decreases. Reductions oi wages
are somewhat numerous. occasionally
resisted bv strikes. Al taes. conditions
diminish for a time the buying power
th- ,e0n.e. While many tnat -ti'iHl
,rrrr1yenlert cannot come until The '"-
ton has removed political nn.e.'s'r jas.
others expect soon to see the learlt ave-
rcipatcl IN trade.
IRON OUTPUT
Tho weekly output OF pe-iron oscrc3 d
25ls tons in August o. l.I..gl iot' a-t
2l..M0 iu Noyemuvr. shfl-f's
per cent Other works SUI have s' fI''
since September began. Dns9l- STOCKS i'-
creased C-0O tons in Aus $50 exclusive
OF those aeclmuatus i'm The ramos OK
great steel companies.
sales Of wool for tho week have ABOUT
e1ullled. the normal consumption io' '.'
frst time in several months. h-t NOT bee
cause manufacturers have more oi'-.'-
ar are doiry more work. for no e,-a is
seen De tho demand or output i"e '.|
.rr IS mainly speculative. based on i.It
hesef that prices must advance 80
considerable decrease appears iH the eu.r-
nous stock of prIt c.o,hs' although me
ortnut has been reduced about half f.r
two months. end hith az me F'- b
production remains IN the hands of MAKE
crs. bat they have advanced ''H ttl.'
three-sixteenthS during tho week. Tor
other goods there IS beit'r manu-.
and rrarllfacturers have advanced rf.'es
the average for an cOttons having risen
E.s ner cent. since August OH. but 500 -
q many kinds arc large.
Tho Financial Chronic'e's annual report
Issued to-day. makes tho last crop of
cottor 1852 AS bales. the consnmp -
North ana south. o 695Y0. and the exports
4-f,qi7 during the year. no account or
Southern nill-stocks is.a'tem3ted and 70
estimate IS yet given q the crop no"
coming forward Accounts Of cIeappo
in, retrrus in spring wheat states ar'
numerous. hpt e. is d.frrit % re''"r"-
short estimates with heavy marketing pr
low prices. Corn IS almost Wholly '''
of danger. and tho yield is generally eN-
rocted 20 De the largest a7 INC
here Is the lowest ever known.
GOLD IMPORTS.
The tide ~ gold imports still runs
strongly this way. further engas .ne. IS
uft.ng tho aggregate OF SIS 6-"' '' or WI. u
sgs NJ 600 have arrived. The prospect iru
TIE Bank of England 20 raise IT'S discount
rates from 10 IL per cent. ana some
selling on foreign account followed in
stocks. The New Orleans bank faunr's
were followed by unusual offerings OF cot
ton bills. and the interior demand TOT
rooney also increased. the net QUITO pe'l-