The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-09-18

thrS AnAirts bhu 10 BrtnE imrrrn~~ n
Trade-A throwing sfeiisf that a .-a.-
Upward Movement as friU~s nalI Al
tend the K.pissashm~sr Of Deal.
stocks this all
NEw loRk. sept ie-R q. Dan
Co. i'm their weekly review Of Ira
to-day. say.
Better prospects and relief ~
monetary anxiety DO not ye, az
larger demands for flushed pro1 ne,
though large buying ~ pig Iron. u 4,
leather, hides. cotton and other ii.t,
rials continue 10 show a grown !
lief that a general upward move
ia prices will come with the ~
ishment Of dealers stocks thss "A
Most prices are extremely DOW. - i
nothing more than an ordinary i
mand would advance them But 90
failures at New Orleans cause TENN
rary hesitation; crop retnrns ind "a
disappointment ia some COTS
and some spring wheat states: pr \
of corn and oats make il nnprofita
to sell al present; the number Of ma
ufacturing works and mines in Osaer
tion does not gain. but rather
creases; reductions Of wages arr "a
what numerous. OccA siOnAlly re- 3.
bv strikes. and all these condition.
Ininish for a time the buy ing 3oNrr
the people. Mhiie many thina n.
eral improvement cannot ccme ln-
the election has removed political 4
certainties. Others expect seal i1 i
the result Anticipated in trade
The weekly output 81 pig i-nE
creased g. SIS tons IN August -
500 tons. against 81, 200 in Move
shrinkage Of 40 per cen nsl
works still have stopped siaee Sept
her began Insold stocks ircrea
g.. O6s tons IN August. e Exclusive
those accommodating in the haucs
great steel companies
sales Of wool for the week
about equaied the normal consrnaT'
for the first time ia several mont
not because manufacturer have o.
work. for no gain j. seen ir The
Of output The bnying Is ma
speculative. based On the belief
prices must advance
No considerable decrease appeal
the enormous stock % print clo
although the output has been rclr
about half for two months. and a
Of the Years production remains
the hands 81 makers. hut they
advanced the price three-siNte-n
during the week.
For other goods there j. better
mand. aud manufacturers hATe
vanced prices because 81 The rising !
Of material. the average for all i
tons having risen - per cent sii
August 6. but stocks Of nanE zir
are large
The Financial Chronicles anu
report. issued yesterday. makes /
last crop Of cotton s.l6..s-3 has
consuulption north and south z
: $40. and the exports s.-l..sl- uur|
the year. No account 81 snl-i
mill stocks l. attempted aud nD
mated is yet given II the crop !
coming forward Accounts Of di7
pointing returns in spring u
states are numerous but il j. GItal1
! TO reconcile short estimates with
; heavy marketing a. low prices "
is almost wholly out OF danger
the WELD is generally expected y
the largest. as the price here >
lowest ever known
: stocks grew steadily sirp1ger
Thursday. although railroad earn
are not stimulating
I The tide Of gold imports stan /
n strongly this way. further eng
Z meuts lifting the aggregate 70
= go. 600. Of which S23. i7e-o5o have
y rived. The prospect led the Kan
England TO raise its discount 7
's from . 10 81 per cent. and some
It ing on foreign account followe
y stocks
e The New Orleans hank failures |
. followed by unusual offerings ~
- ton bills and the interior ceinan'
&c money also increased the net Il
= being Sa.zso.O01
Liabilities in commercial failure
~ the first week Of September wer|
s os5. $50. against s..ls7-75l last /
* 81 So. So in 1894 and s5.3ig.0s- W
i The failures for the week have
sls in the United States again1
last year and A. in Canada again
an last year.