The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-28

New YOrk-nrads.reet'a rsp0s. sor

New York radstrset's report d,
last week says:
Improved crop conditions fuFniah -.
keynote Of the trade and price mevs.
ment, As result OF them nearly ~
staple agricultural products are Iows.
In price and at the same time 4 -.
eeptible livenlng up Of demand for ~,
delivery is noted at the west noEth.
west and south. The beginning OF fal,
trade is consequently more clearly vi.
IDLE in the sections mentioned, whiIe !.
the east the markets are slow "a ~.
perience this Improvement and are con.
sequently reasonably dull. Bank elear.
ings as yet fail TO reflect any percaDti.
bio improvement in distribution ana
railway earnings. and though Of laYra
volume. are. owing TO comparisons ~.
ing made with exceptionally good =.
suits last year, showing less notable
increases both in gross and net returns
An increased cost OF repairs. better.
ments. fuel and wages are unitedly ra.
spUnsble for this latter feature. h..
cause gross receipts for later peFiods
reported show continued. though small
gains,
Hog products have gone lower with
corn. as has also wheat. tn which con.
tinued liquidation has been noted with
the result OF inducing = partial return
OF export inquiry bAnishsd from the
heavy rise, GA the basis Of q erop Of
$50 900 900 bushels the outlook Is that
al expert Of 49,. 900 900 To I59, 900 O0o
bushels will BE- possible without Feiue.
ing Visible aad farm supplies mater.
.al,Y from the totals estimated held
on July l.
Iron aud steel prices are evidently
s.eaysus ON the battota, II reports froa
i-s.iIug eeutsgs OF the cost Of rae ma,
Iesial ani wages aFe correct. Besse.
mer p.s al rlglsbars is on SIT basis
nilh blilets al ST.. against respectively
81 and s33 a year ago. so that much
* the boom" prices have bs1n cut
Eastern and southern iron markets are
loser Lta4 a ae~s ago. No | northern
'Janiry being On 81 per ton and log
ssalo southern tFoh IL aeeumHiaIing.
ra,agabis feature Is the Increasing
humber u Inquiries tFom Europe. Soft
.aai . sutag abroad too. a cargo lear.
tnz tgf ioat5a shortly Tia Is corr.
-rel .aca!iy Aad higher on the we@k.
4hli- Upper Is ngmeF AhthFaetge coal
p, steady and eoahdeneS In falHrs
g~.e~s ) n0ta5te
fhc textile situation IL a mixsd one
prrs~ag prices fos raw eott0n ana 40.
shed material 10 hoI hsFmSaiEs. Cat.
aesr gfasgl-s have checked export
'r44- 10 bFsaa roEt0hs. aad = summer
,l4t lg~h u III LIS prod aeiHk shsza
z9n1s ana pfist sioths Is lSoksd for
A. encouraging 'raEgF1 Of the wool
rrasAr' Is ne fathsr better iaaairy for
-ae poal a. nDstsn. bus manufacturers
VIA not appas~rgiy DO much aHttt the
sag shl srasJa sp-na Advtess
'rom ioH11n sales ssu lhag that mar.
F~t tas s0xaiar'i aiDa, % the loss shSua
eAr1F Ia The srasDa
WHEAT tlr-r4t.as Sour a. wheatl
sH.Hm~afs saf th- uceE aggregate g..
$50 'ti bssA-t, against s09l 4Ts Last
week. tt1f'33 bushels In tho GORE
,raeHnx e-,-t n it,3 s8Dg.sTs 10
lt7a. i44 !Yt':t] bushels Ia 1884.
trnm Ja'y / 10 ia,r Ihia srasCn.
shea, -taa-'. arv tVf4t.1 bashsts.
agasaat 5A go 40 bushets last season.
Aat 1852 a3s seshrls ia 1880
H4t.a-ss fatiar~s Tor tho pv~k nuna-
n~r 3"E asa.ass 2.t tass svzk. ia Ia
E.s Nsea 7~s- ago tss la 1898. ggf
o t.,' geo LEA !tos Caaaaiaa failures
'ar me srvs H-mb@r Is. 40 compared
E.:h - lea tH.s ~sek year ago.