The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-08-24
WEEKLY Trade RtyItw.
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sss pcr wat larger tAAa n ~ tsg
Tho nson;s thus tar. sni oat.F,. Nsa
York y 30 osn;. - sss.s- tsss - tas
volume of business q, :aou,. ba. ls.se
70 a s7O~.nx hAa.!-an "a ne sdsArrs
of ?r.ccs- Hos gag sal hos far thls
Advance can 50 ~t;Ao a rrarsGpn ista-
sr,oolem Which le~ci -lraa,l h.-.gt.s~u
men nr~ studying :.li,a--s u'
chockel con.amJ,taa arr rar-. be- 4.
would - oAi.disa 20 hope .ha' - r..a-
ONT Miller pfsccs Void ao, a.aEr
bu ing
IN lNo1 the gues;i,sa = uir~i a.
:"'s. ~hiea NJ s7rA. -a,sur.as ,ia-
aAniss asy~ bo-s-Es 'ar lr alranr~. 90
that new oria,s have a narrow ,narksf.
= : aion, hs bili.,A As,e 49,, ~ %
10 - higher tAan ,s. rails mad. frufa
tAesn. o.hrr demands. not covered -
ccn,rao.s. arr mainly Cor saE.ogs
shsp-s ard ftEos only prrA --1sSs tn
coatrao:s. While prizes have r.scn .s
c'-:cs for Southern ptx Iron. 90 cen.s
for CaIcsSo iocAs coke. aaf 5S ecnts
for grey forge a; P!;ts5a7g. rails aAps
advanced 81 p~r ton. ~!Ih work c-s-
eresi for MI this year AMI 900 coo e..
or more ,~yond VIA; Uan De- d-livr-s 1
uD:ii next y"rr. csher nnish~i pro-
ducts do not oAange. although "a. de-
mani a, all poin-s exos~ds pr~~en; cA
paci;y. Copper g. E;saiy al i J..
oentg for lake. wl;h p7oiucii.a %
July. q .233 tnn~ dyfne es.! and :. go
tons foreign. Tin 1. loser ~ 20 a.
AL i.ai weakcas on N. ,.oppaze q.
th~ >nssl.ers' strike
Cotton rose a work -gp - co LIT
has fallen 90 s.ls. Mr.. Nell having ca
tim2aci the coming yield n; ii.2se Uoa
90 100000 halu- oriciAi and otAr-
cTt mates are all much smaller. hat tie
man who judged rightly a year ago
las the floor Con sumyiion here Eai
-hrosi hf. bocn vrry large. AMI pr -
| OF goC.s R-e rising. wshile cOifoa fall.
and Ftg.kS ca-'-~d over muir, also be-
| large hn, sili i-~ lee than pr~Ns1- 70
\ su-nr i.dfclas.
For woJ;. Coa-,s's circular fur Al
gust l s5il holds ggoi. although ia
SIDE quotations are more often male
Sslus for shrce weeks have DO, %
3s9 $50. pounds sgainE 1886 800 ihE;
year. .. .530. .3o5 ia 1887. and - .gGs zoo
In the same w-s.lS os 1885,. Goods have
edvancoi further. especially In cax-
mS-os. oA.vIo:s 1nd oo.t5n warp c1na-
me-sBs. and tho traiency T. upward ln
pearly al Er-ies.
\ Wheat has aivancri abcnf a 81.
during tse wesk. With Atlantic .z-
ports only 23s3 ,302 busheis. -four a.
cludci. agilns; 3.0ss $50 law year. q
Pacific exports s5I .32s bu ae.s. aEIias,
l75. 800 las: year. wcre-n rccs -.
have bcen only 3zl2.il7 buth.
az iinst 3.3s9. 80 last year. u n n qaez
tioa snShcr :he F-nailer rece!pfs are
due 30 recent changes IN crop p-Oa-
] pets. giving ho'jers Of grain a De-
4 ter outlook. Exports Of wheat 81 thu
weeks have heen from bJtA cUaTf s
-four inciudei. s,s73. .7st bushsi
against. I0.lls.2ss lyErfaels lag- yea
and the Western receip.z have bs
IL .sss.e .eSS bushels. against s.oi5.lsS
last year. but 81 is also tignifcans. ;h.'
receipts Of 3.o2s .ss2 bushels f0r 81
4 wsek. agatngf 3.5i4.Is2 int yelr. Will :
The export. have been s.03sO32 bu D.,
els. sg8.ns; i.s7e.3J2 lsss yea-. T..
figures cjeo-ly Do not indic1re a ma
terial decrease II foreign dcmani "a
the whole. although fc- wslrE 81 8,
somewhat smaller thaa sopcared &
July.
Failures for the week hive been, IN
the Tnied 3 a-os. l5s. exsinsE l5s a.
ynr. ana in Canada -. sgains; IL las
year.