Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25
'A[AI R[|ARDS TRADE
But Business Conditions and Gut,
look Are Bright for the
Fall Season.
| Clearances Indicate Turn in the
Business Tide Crop Adyices g
Are Cheerful.
Prices Remain Steady, With the
Exception of steel-De-
cline in Wheat.

y
specuiative eNcitenlent, reflect condi-
tians.
hi the iron trade the corner has APP
pa.ently been turned for the better, and
there is u perceptipIe Improvement N
markets.
Despite the reports which have pic
.tlrsd the eern crop as heavily short
streets from Nebraska. Kansas City
ing.
In the textile trades. quiet in cotton
goods Is still notable and the spring
Sperceptibiy. Raw Wool is quiet and the
manufacturers are buying only TO fill
orders actually booked.
Allin all. the trade situation may be
said 10 Lack snap. but there is little APP
as 10 the fall trade outlook is oppressed
9t eleetian excitement
Western trade advices ara relatively
most Optimistic. Chicago reporting a
mess in clothing. hats and shoes. no.
aioie il doing III shoe leather and hides
Fare firm.
81. l.agis reports that the Missouri
corn crop wjIi be ar average one, and
Ethat of Illinois Very large
Whsat. including Hour, shipments for3
the week sfegale 2.2a516s bushels.
stle. eaire pending week of Ssa. and a.
4 a. tit,fx
saasen. XII at exports are 25696,4iS,
90 il 1888,
#;s,4s3jj3s5 bushels against S,o17.os9 last
and 2.es4.9ss in 1898. From July 10
1date this season. corn exports are IS,
l,14.iSa agails, 31il22. I66 last season and.
i.2a,sS115 2sS ii 1855.
Business failures in the United states
i35 for he week as against 16S last
ia 1895 2l0in fS95, and were about half
l.aga. Canadian Failures for the Meek
l5iss-faglf ISL week and twenty-thrse in
3tf4is week sar asa.
fe{7N' REVIEW,
r G. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review Of
4 Trad teflaS Sc vs.
sisls8t 9sl.i3sy back % lla week has
bbse, IL iissnsSs tlsat Ia some sections
scf q MssJ eiiieh was more efficient
Hull essrding business than the ifsNer
I asi1i'sl',a tlIf cas- was N ;.;nlllaiiisg IN
tii,tsi Creil ally ICES continue as cher
a5 as5a 81 sl I1ls lase N, ai5d ttea''ef
\ sttaayian Shows no important changes
~ working forces.
lyEiets are 5tsaay,sp ut there is tank g
3aa sseeilile. l9sittss pss slo par ton IN steel
y ~ vs. shortly e 1sa SIS at Mtlleil5 7 Is
49, :. .l. = ,ssss n 20 Nlslils Y
- No. s5, e. s
q s,a,,r ;s, ;,.,,.,..
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l,,i., 1890, aElA 81.
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tia.i{,- fi,,ftst,59 s, p,.;c,3s
aimed and II, a -,
iron generally IS 81 mono solid ana M
fter f,a.isnef, narl;et than f6r ~,
8 Eni6rytlos IA
Arbaat declined stiij FURTHER m saY
,ifg,4. tnI,al,jner I'M. ia;yes s,i5.es sue,
tarl,s ia Iilre ana mn ,i,ilr ~. Fam 1;s
6ants from the ts,I,5r oj IS. al tba eee,s5,
i,,io,iir tIyf, months a'sa 1,ifsors,s N a !,
FL lxeti},e ~ f4ri,,3.,s shf;ys th..i, ,,silI;n,,
ness 10 s..fIz,t 3.t,rret,t ,,,if.ss 1oai3v .,
ut.es5of exi5orts continue light aim,
g,srf is rn,,, NJ, ii, NJ Y,iire ;,asAs eo,. n, !,
;.,,1 :, er31fY, prices ,.i.eov..rl4d f,,,,, y,
lowest POINT. traders 81, fjles short sfa
taking orofifs ffe.sIv G.arn IL r,aaGv
hut S,isansf3 Al wear yoal,,s 8,,,a M e !,
r,,;,e ,3,i{,.s. cents ai,S,.e H. ~ $500
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- = stte y y IRON lia Us soaa
sas
rs 'aaeii's ~ sptsitfs iof i'V:a ADD
.,'2iials iahe 4 ssssis sills week gives
aiis 20 = iitii ~ Z. rue: ne de
iitaii's ~ TIPS - MARIA nitt. and cur
is'se events pom Strongly 70 ili1i StcflN
~ ~ AZ snip p.iliai'ls plants on ih
lsas lskes liIu ~ coming sSlfastsr q