Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03
Credits April with Smallest Num-
bCr Of Failures.
MAY WAS ALSO A WINNER.
Payment. Through clearing btou,'s
Nbsai'- tilss aud Eaii cot
ton soosis steady.

Sew York juno at ~. Dun a coz
weekly Review of Trade tomorrow Win
rayi "Aphl Failures were inc smallest
ever reported in any month. May fall
uroa are nearly q. o00ol smaller. ohly
6s.srer cont oftfa 'tmaucst prrvioulv
reported IN amy month ana only ill
uer cent VI those in May. hHt year
solvent payments wcrc fsls.21tof
and defaults t1gn.Cs1, orr ts7 cents on
si0n against 90 cents lu April il9i
March. nni $50 Boo September. 1900
Comparison with previous years indie
Gates that tho mun ot defaults Co fol-
vent business hia mover BEEN aH small
in ans other MON h ua in Mas. 400
Tooth ln manufacturing mud TRADING
failures were thr smallest known lu
amy month and lu each branch eight of
tho Fourteen carHoa showed smaller
failures than 10 May of ans o,her
ygar
"ln dealing with umoa Ike these mo
chief dinculty h O. avoid the accounts
uf utrHyaTunce Tho actual b. be-
yund experience nud u &C., naked rttIt-
ni invites lncrrdnuty what wcil-tcm.
oued forecast ~ the future couih riln
hrnHngG Nobody hus known until THU
yrar and che past month how great tho
American demand Cor products mrht
be-. and lt does not stop short because
DC hns been largely unucipnunE Do
culture. na many expected bat sull
drives buyers 60 oricr more aH if no
future had been an ticinatrd.
"ln actual payments through clear
lug houses business Dr. 20 Pr cent nwrr
than last year. and lsi per cent lhfsor
thHn iu lhaa in railroad earnings not
withHtiuiluF differences lu ritrH hnHl-
ness o. no per cent mrrur than last
yglr aud .i.1 pfr cent larser than iu
"Maro thau twenty years ago enc d..
mand Cor tom WAS called the Industrial
barometer ana u claims thr place ytf
when the louaHt pnues ull belief
Mlny more furnaces have gore Hn
blast aud Nrt che famine grows mlr.
severe. pE Ono risen thls week Oh
nUuiH 90 ~ uf Chicago. ana ruN f1ru
c'uts at lituhurs Bullets notualr
nHIlIng thrtr IHr q unr than IN. rit0d-
Htt prices fur slUrl rl'a
'fHtrH afr Hl pee iHd thnf g. prsmIum
lH ulli fur june Ur July dHlINrN. strr.
tuul works HrH fHr behind unl urH o.
rHrtHN tn advance prices Shoot slTl.
rlunnt nll OrdHw thuurh fsH De- plI
FOR black SO. 10 90 ritHhurg ana I'm.
Gre stronger with cut nails iOd highar
l,iH.lruu Doc advanced SO per cent m
stay, and finished products 90 per cent
coke works urH UyrrUrnWdei and rrI0Us
are hIrhrr Minor metals ure uIi duI
iln at hpt' copper nt ih'ac flr l1bo,
und load ut Nail,
cotton gonds urc steady with ln.
CrUlsr1 demand. uutwlthat udlue bIrb.
nr rdonH The wuul Hrccuiui0rs sl.r
Co Doc prplnus such trouble for tham-
HrlNU nH lhrN moe nearly two years
uru They Wa buying iaroiy. hut manu-.
fnriurrr ore not ulthmTh orders nr
goods hnNo improved, ana tne demand
from cinthlrrF begins 90 rnenuf4eu
uEUnis. Sale fnr the week nt h. fbf..
rhl0i murkUtH wore Ktf.E1l u1uuls
Erllu7f t5llOno pounds last year $50
"Nu unuuda Iu 1901. when snectIiltorr
Ncro TRYING 600 wliiEo at hlrh prlcss
and GDlNNm pound iu isat
wheat huH been iiftud slightly ON ODD
sorts OF reports. aud then druurHI
CLOSING 1 coma higher than inu wn.E
Returns flr fnu broken week indicate
Nttlo pNcDut thul Western rreolrfa arn
HfNl quite large. illH0l1 bushels
against f2fls2n bushels lnst verr arI
tnov would hardly ho ns larr,, f nefu1l
supplies ut the West MCro deuclaut aon.
rIdHrIur t1' aNtWmo urgency I'D do.
mpnl which last years fancy nrr.a
created Exports from Atlantic mans
haNo been Hf1.iNf bushels. dorr boz
cluirI. against laqt l3s hushela i4sl
year and Il92a bushels from psclfe
| ports HgulnHt 1stf1g bushels hst y,,r
and In ave weeks from both PORTS. il.,