The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-08-09

4 Bradstreet's report OF trade for Las
week Is al follows:
/ Copious rains throughout the west
eru half OF the country have had the
expected effect OF inducing more
cheerful tone and the feeling II more
hopeful than Ii was . week or two ago.
Rains practically insured = large
spring wheat crop. although the dam
age done appears TO have been serious.
| Judging from the strength OF the corn
market itself and the adv.ces OF heav-
lily reduced yields. which are reiterated
from the sections affected Brzdstreet's
adviees point to the early corn crop
az practically failure in the leading
surplus producing states west OF the
Mississippi. but late corn undoubtedly
has been saved and "a time elapxes es-
Inmates OF production arc being raised
From the rest OF the country trade ad.
Vices are In the main quite cheerful
and despite the intense beat and drouth
OF July an extraordinarily large buSI-
ness appears to have been done, which
Is reflected In the bank elearlnKs tor
tina: month
Pacific coast crop adv.ces are also
better. although shipping activity Is In
terfered with az San Francisco by
strike The northwest win c,oduce
crops largely In excess Of last year, and
heavy fall trade ~ anticipated In that
section The poorest advices naturally
come from the central west and south
west. but VI Is sixnincan, that points /
like Kansas City report that canceIla-
lions have stopped and that the out. 4
look Is much better. The WOODEN mills l
arc filled with orders for fall delivery !
and the spring weight season has op-
ened encouragtngIy. Wool Is being
taken in liberal amounts by manufae-
surers and Is arm. as II also London
market. at which buying for America
Is reported liberal.
Prospects for the endisx of the steel
strike and the better tone of crop adj
vices have made the iron and steel
appear cheerful. For the nrst time In
some weeks special activity lis noted In
the cruder forms. due to the buying Of
10 900 tons OF Bessemer and basic pix
ron by the largest single interests
Finished products are A. active as ever
It all leading markets Bar mills are
reported filled up with orders to the
md Of the year.
1t has been another weather market
or the cereals. Following the break
4 last week. however. wheat and oats o
ppear to have dlverged from corn d
'rices. The natural reaction due to p
liquidation has weakened wheat. aided =
y good spring wheat crop reports. rec i
I'd breaking receipts OF new winter n
fheat and the turn In the tide Of the o
isible supplies which have begun to
lcrease after steady decreases for six
lonths past The foreign crops appear
o better and reiterated advices OF a,
amage to the French crop come this in
eek. color being given to this by the r
,ntinued active export demand. b.
Oats have weakened with wheat and ~
our is also weak and lower. NJ
Wheat (including hour Equipments
r the week aggregate s.4s3.3s1 BUSH
.. against 6.97s,626 bush sls last week.
327 ,003 In the corresponding week Of 2.
90; 4,711,s14 in 1899 and 4.111.3f2 ~
1898. -
From July to date the shipments -
gregate 2s.200s372 az against 1852 ~
3 last season, and 7.255, PA In 1899 =.
o.. =.
Business failures in the United States o's
+ the week were 1856 against 1879 last
elk, $50 this week year ago, 1856
1899, 1s9 In 1898 and 214 in 1897.
Canadian failures for the week num- ore
: IS against 80 last week, and 70 in In
, week . year ago. W.T.
4.
Whoat. ~.
Tacoma = Unchanged. BIuestsm, err