The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-14
Dun's Trade Review.


 Dun's Trade Review. NEW YORK. Sept. ls.--R c. Dun Co.'S An asssssin.s bullet curtailed the progress of nation. For time protected undertakings
 to Ss Enced stocks and options on grain and cotton. Better news early in the week broIght g recov- on Friday; After the crisis there will be to be permanently disturbed. In the princi gain n the number of. active mills and full operation is considered near. Less urgency sIinsfion to pay % prsmiuEs on % the % part of of tse well-postcd men, suggesting that these con with iittie delay. Minis are accepting e contracts for dAiivery of rails far into 1902 at S28 so is freeg taken whenever Vi @ ' producers have goods to effer et reasonable terms and the enforced m m and Instead S of sA large increase in iron furnace stocks ow- s sns sS.rs oss m of foDs o fer the month of August Evidently mill stccks ha9s been augmented very heartily fhs large producers of New England have the sno.t .notioeable activity. manufacturers all bry goods enjoy exceptional activity at many points packers working day and night Many have moved to a higher level and this branch of the textile industry is in better position owing to st ssOeks sa' in st hands Pur chases of woolen and worsted fabrics are lew new orders they are fully occupied on long srm An tG,Ssr Saih rscenas in fas s.s sn'HS Ss fs s0dSrsas tSe estimates of the current crop. depressed No
 hH sD sh Src. hss s ws Ss weaker. partiy en account of dull details re- gasaing the old crop and new spindlss; saa %a put better prospects for the yield just beginning to be picked. Wheat did not respond to ,., S eyer hsTyestsd; Thogeh p exports t., from nth, the aIleied movement in August. the weeks ship gsnt. agsregated 4.g7ssss bushels: aour in Predictions that the yield of corn will be the sssns of i %h s,o SIs seaSosrd oSy and and sos .es3 in 1898:
 p,ss ss. tSs sanse ss s and in Canada. against 30 last year.
 Bradstreet's Review.
 NEW YORK. Sept. i3.-Bradstreet's tomor- pSused and then weakened on receipt. of the sffscs aS' therefrom from @ appears to have been exer- cised upon the general current of trade dis ninS full and free From nearly all branches of trade come reports of satisfactory puslness- CoD Tspors 1n,anss assseo aqe not as favorable as
 Win the opening of some non-union mills waukee and other points. the strike IS gradu- ally dwindling away though sheets ana pi1TSs TSs strength of print cloths, backed up as it is by good reports as to dry goods diStriOution at ~A 'n Fnii River reports all available supplies saken at advancing prices. Wool is steady, 'nHoo Poeta and shoes are fin good demand in dis tributive markets, though rather quieter at
 wheat. including flour. exports for the week os1 ,ss se4s S.s snd in this week last year Wheat s g2 sos S as sSainst SSEn exnorts aggregated 777,esI bushels as against $50, e56 last week and 2o42'Iso last S1ao For the week business failures numbered s2 asans: es sss Wssk saures aIH nnbeS a iS as against l4 last week and 2% year ago.
 New York Coffee and Sugar.
 NEW YORK. Sept. Is-Sugar-Raw steady to firm: fair refining. 3A; centrifugal se test s$; $;resmspoe Eenns1 W Rio quiet; No ' invoice. 5As niid steady Futures for coffee opened steady at last nights closing figures in the absence or ',sa any yt.atureisss most of the session Closed saSx- unchanEed to points higher Total saies 70 GOO bags.l including sePt6em6er P6. ger , at d 70: Oct6ber 80; November, z 20; Decer- her. B; May, $40; July. 5.s5; August o'oo
 New Orleans Sugar and Molasses
 NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l3.-SugarM.Quiet; ca,frffuRai yellow, 494M: seconds 29S9s
 WoIassss-Steady; centrifugal, 54IO.
 Kansas City live Stock.
 A.xsAc r,Tg-v Bent I3-Cattle-Receipts, Q snf1. steady to ioc lower; native steers A 65 Gs: Stockers and feeders,; .s2, eo@4, 2ei Vest sn ean zn~Sa &. Texas cows, g 2o02. 30; native cows and heifers. s2. 5o@5.45: bulls' S2. 45@ 2;SS; c1ax cscs,pss' 6. 500: market 5@I5c higher;