New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13

nomination Of President Mckinley our business
has been advancing each day. In July. WHICH
is looked upon as the dullest month OF the year.
we had An increase OF l per cent IN our traue.
The new tariff will irdispuabiy result IN our
benefit IL rrecludes our buying from the Tor
eign markets but under the new tariff schedule
We car purchase all our material at much ioweI
figures in New-York. We are confident OF tne
future We have enough orders now 10 Keep our
working force going for months TO come.
J. ". Last. OF Jenning. Last d Ihomas uiS
goods merchants of Ogden. Utah. SAID: busl-
ness in Utah for a number of years was mann!
dependent upon silver mining. That now is no
more a factor The woollen industry ana aGrl-
culture have about evenly taken lis pace ne
wool merchants and traders have been Yer!
n.tiye his year. and say now that the end OF
the year will place them S2.W""" aheau Oh ld a,
wear The farming lands have been unusually
productive. Looking ahead everything mas a
prosperous appearance. The wool men are IN
high gee with the new system OF tarln
WORD FROM DENVER.
w. r. owen, Of the Denver Drygoods Com
ranv of Denver Col. said: Il venture to say
that | believe Colorado to be to-day the most
nrospcrous State in the Union. In the first place.
our mineral resources are pre-eminent. we are
the richest in silver mining. and we have enough
evidence 70 say gold will be as plentiful PROD
net before long So much interest has been taken
in gold that many miners nave droPPtu SUI ,
and at work at gold outputs Co ,'n 10
plentiful but unfortunately. we nave no MAJ NJ
for it, our farming districts are second 10 nu,,. .
anywhere in America. They are peIndp ,ih
go extensive but they possess quaii'! an ', -. o.
nrices at any and all sales. CattIe-ia,S'"S e..
tho last two years has given conslderaple pIon,,
In mercantile lines the business mousse o. ,ai
doing we'll As to fall and winter trace we ie''
assured of a general advance. Last va, w
did a business of over 81 O0o000 This year we
EXPECT an increase of fully % per cent
FROM ILLINOIS
T. NJ Johnson of the O. F. Johnson COMPANY
Genera, merchandise, Galesburg, H. sa'o'
"conaral conditions are more faNorapic IMAM
thav have been for years. The corn crop Is eH
couent and selling at an advance of ~ per cent
The railroad shops are now running WhISn -,
an important fact to the business n ,eIe9 :" " tba
city Real estate is firm me stt. hsi,,aes in
tariff will make a way for bet'el pu'''V' 80
Illinois, ,. &c pona III
said: Politics has been the nauS, W ', Iostior
ness in this town for year. Inc SHY, u" ,or;,f
- ade everybody nervous. ana WIN t1e Tna
agitation business became den"iallHI,u. o.tnrs
prospect is now encourasins: 3a,s.ed Fine
have nuic,od The tariff is adJuS III. ,,r
IRONS are reported. and the chei huus' ~ want
scction-coal mining-is now siv1hs '''P'''
to over 2.mh miners. o,,barsbip of
.hl Nerrhants' Association yesterday ,hoiu,,tu
the following Fleshcr Bros: Wn2 -, ~ Hors
iers: Frank H. Schenck, auc,loi'orii; ,iats. viii
man TOYS: Uinrichs & Co. CHINA ana x,:u,;a,,
ia,,, nomuih & co.. smokers articles, w l ,.,
Morse & Co.. rubber; G. H. Siieh a. co., poy3 In
az .','' cenrgn T. Richie & Co. mar ara
u.l'i'i'' nickcrson & Brown. fur hats; Water
Jury Rope COMPANY. cordase ha r s Eewl YORK ark
nc Ia cbon,cal Works. manufacturers
CHn1nists; John Boyle & Co. awning matrita'a
julius Kamsler wines and cigars; Esse' WrcS
berniiai Sthranl,oieon Company. furniture; FER
ii;ns tinodwin Il Co.. paner ana mn SUPP IT,,
Joseph Wild Co foor coyerngf; r. 4 Ped
A. 20 trunks; f. y. MollenhaaeF' sugar ~
nnine.