The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-26

NEW YORK. Nov 2s-R g. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade will ,omor-
row say:
THANKSGIVING, IN 1925 means more than for
thirty years. The harvest home" has
never recognized larger crops on the whole
in this country. the general prosperity is
attested by the largest volume Of business
ever recorded. he peoples verdict has
given rea son to hope that the Eoundness OF
the currency and the nations honor vii.
net again lee IN peril, and war not match-
ri in history for swiftresS OF success with
smallneSs OF loss has brought more perfect
union than ever between North and South
and closer bonds than ever with kin be
yond the sea- end.ng with the most impor-
tant increase - territory since California
was added 10 the Union. The year is ex-
cep,i0ual In magnitude and variety OF
blessings dFaHs near It's end with yet an
other good gift, marked increase Of con-
ii3euce IN pTosrec,s for the year which Is
&c close the century. The Industries are
doing remarkably well considering h!n-
araace until OF late by us~ea S8E;Abie wealth
err Wish storms and cold many branches
nog &c: larger orders. There has been
more liberal buying OF cotton goals in
part because Of last years reductions in
hieachei goods and the cstrtaiimfnt Of pro-
ductton III print cloths mas caused an adj
vance Of 1-is. wajle the export demand sup
ports hesVv brown goods. and al are
helped by the feeling that cotton has seen
It's worst. Vet wide saeetings are stiU tr-
res7lla riy and some Per cent. lower There
Is slight IMPROVEMENT in recorders for men q
spring woolIens. Though neither 1e0hers nor
cfotEieTs have We been buying freely. The
balx Of the demand IS fer me tium rlsia
fabrics. especially ssrgeS and Gays hat
Ign grade goe3s ars quiet More IA doing
In dress goods. but bot enough for nro-
aucerz Sales 81 wooi have been %ss16. 90
pounds FOR four weeks including s@n 90
for expert hVt mostly II concessions ~ 9ich
have besn tals week 3 Attle incFea %sd OF.
fne esnwssheA 6eeces.
when the steel rail contract was ready
company killed &c. b0t "A WORKING compact
IS nevertheless ssi1 70 have been made ap-
pareut.y s. SOFT q zenfiennsa's agreement.
in which mere corh3fnes T. perhaps ex-
ursssf team - seit The market Tor Das-
sern.r grows stronger a Plttsbarg.
Wheat has again advanced a shade
th0pEh fcr spot oG!X iac fer the past wesk.
wh..s Western receipts are heavy. and for
four weeks have been 2s.lG4@si bushels,
against 1ellaia4 last year.
The Atlantic exports fiosG- Included have
been - Sc bushels f3r Tire week against
z - aaS last year. Fac3ar exports we're
T-fIss bushels against isss % fast year.
making far three weeks % November Ia
az - husHels aEa5rst 1915. 70 Lass year
Wh4e Atlantic shipments exceed last
Tear's q decrease frera ne Pacific Affects
rhss uarkAt but Nttie Moreover corn ~x-
ports ront.0ae heavy II four wesks 10
- @ss bushels. aS&ins, 9-%-s. ~ last year
nfane he rf,-e 80 ard showing = con-
rfrissH sernsrd f8r nearly Ave months al
u'3st sqWal % TIE unprecedented derus nd
~ .azt year
Failures ~ re week have been Iss n
fNs Tinted staEeE ELasnxs ~ last year
aui = r. Canada against = l4xt year
Bradssreers Review
NEW YORK Nov. :s.--Brsdssseet's to
rrn-r~~ Tiff sag
winter storms Ard a holiday have inter-
sera<l Nlth wholesale asrasns and c.str.bv-
'5srs bat later clear cold weather ia = s>prrs-
rersat.nE feature INDUCING hsAyw rst sg1
s'g1sI ssss ~ sszxonatsse goo5s. IN general
bsssaszs clr&.es most Developments haze