Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-27
WEEKLY REVIEW
or Trade In the United States by X. q
Dun A In.

Dun n Co.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-R. q. Dun &
Co. say Saturday in their weekly re-
view of trade:
Failures for the week have been $50
in the United States, against 80 last
year, and - in CanaGa, against ~ last
year.
Political events of the week had no
definite influence upon business pros
poets, for the phenomenal variatiuas in
sterling exchange and the beginning
of imports of gold, although following
the great meeting in Madison Square
garden ON Tuesday may be fairly at
triUulcd Ia the accommodating excess of
merchandise exports over imports, to
which attention has been repeatedly
called. exports from New York for the
past two weeks having been 20 per
cent larger and imports here ~ per
/ cent. smaller than last year. The rapid
movement "f grain and the unusually
early marketing of cotton tends strong,
IL To- ali the banking syndicate which
has undertaken to regulate forcirn cx-
changes.
ithirawa.s OF money to the in
| terror are rather large AMI commercial
| loan "r" bard L. place, and this diff
cult CHECKS many new enterprise,
and business in many departments.
Bauk clrariuw~ are small for the
week. u per cent less than last year
| Railroad earnings are not ~ good Il,
/ Ili%ht h. expected tor the hrat half 81
! August. exceeding these at last ycaI
/ Only 81 per "cnt.
Speculation has advanced whrat over
| one per cent. duriu" the Wees, com :,
small fraction and cotton e tine prin
| ,ipal motive power being reports al in
| jury Ia grow ing crops
| The boot and Shn' industry i rap
rdtN u"aii 80 the end at past nt,irrs, cN
| "rptIug Ia vnmrn.S cram anI ban
| shoes. Of witch There arr still order,
| Tor su.a' H"vhs Ia Cnmr. while utacrs
/ are ,ra-tIi.ti, received: hut al other
! ".aEca .hv new business II / ght
| i'II -, ar" a +. AIDE w.'.,,cr. Leather i
| weaker. N.th a Su4ai, demand, al
| though restricted snppln'., have CAUSED
| a ~...idr a. adNaEc' ia >uuH.' kinks
| ii.dr, ~ chicago averaged more than
Z
| the iall IN ia past i've weeks having
AVERAGED ahCu. - Per cent.
/ he !roI AID steel manufacture ha,
only coat nucd jcprrs,io - report
al i.,.,,rmar pig has sold at SII.IO 1t
! lit;>i.ur- IA. while Sputhrra No. / l., 81:
| frrri al p.icr, equivalent To SlUat New
lur.. an nearly all finished products
ara hria : sold below the current quota
tinu>. .E,rr : 'apid cur.ailm.nt ot
pro iac;.ol. hut in spite of hi.
| the su.'pl, OF finished products
| appears To- greatly CNsrci tn,
| Il uaai Tor them. The one bright spot
is a sale of 800 tons steel rails to ia
pan To- rel tiag railways il that ooun
try, which makes an a-Trcsat, of II.
Coz tons exported curing the year
| Nothing cncoura III can VT bc sal,
! regarding the wuulra manufacture AN,
tac acn!and .or guoIS, even at recent
reductions in Pr.ccs is still diSappo.nt
| iHEly mail
y !. 'ayy auction sale of cotton gooi:
b.ouahr,. prices which were considers,
quite ,ncrul> Eing. and the current &c
maad is fy r.Imaintaincd, althougi
the nj. N, SECT inclined TO mai
large contracts for the future ia y:cl
Of tn rise in the raw material. J IN
general tn. working force in the TEX
tie branches does not appear 10 have
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