Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-04
Now VorI "iirregularity
NUN lUlh. trade is dina :,

NEW YORK. trade is due to y
conditions. A, ~ol
an early season stimulates hut, lOl
IN other sections there has b ous''
non from excessive rains. Nor,
activity is reported in wboiS's,
with a notably large moyomo..
ceries, millinery, paper and i,,
terials, while conditions ara 'a aa'
Tor the season in jewelry. N a,
ers OF clothing, furniture, foa,,,,
iron and steel are well enao~,,
supplies of fuel greatly faciEt",;,,
tons, but extensive strikes ~.
render idle many New EngIonSl
mills" The foregoing is FROM ,"u a
ly Trade Review of II. G, DIN,
continues: -" "
The cut of spruce lumber
large, but early breaking IN N
restricted movement and 6 hi W
labor and provisions rendered ~
expensive. Early opening If III
CATION will benefit business ar5
way traffic embargo will bo j
Earnings of railways thus far
for March exceed last wears hr
cent and surpass those Of 1g01
per cent.
An output of about 30O.O00 /
coke in the whole ConnoIsvinaI
Tor the last week indicates m
troubles are almost ended in +bo
steel industry. Quotations are 81
by the vigorous home consumnHl
there is the additional support al
er markets abroad. Work is rosr.
bridges and buildings wherever m
of strikers can be filled, and seyaA
tests in this department have beal
ed.
a large opening trade in pine NJ
followed by liberal supplementary
jobbers renewing contracts eytaA
and prices are we'll maintained
competition for business in bar n
caused a slightly lower level oil
while plates and sheets are frme
cially in galvanized lines. A prI
feature of activity is found in md
steel for agricultural implementl
and wagon factories, these OrdeI
ming far into the future. Oyersd
ditions at rail mills are SendmgI
orders abroad.
No Improvement has appcarlI
dry goods market. The situations
culiarly complicated as to cotton
stocks abe light as a rule and laid
bles threaten to curtail output, n
bers are reluctant to undertake ID
at present quotations, MeanWhl
ducers are i'll no position to mai
cesSions, and a dull market is thGb
Dizziness is reported in wooden
with new business on a limited
Cancellation of early orders has /
serious problem. many mills tls
disposed of their product for the
now seeking business. Jobbers al
ing large orders for fall delivery a
readily paying the recent adyaH
prices, and manufacturers of heayN
have booked more business than
tomary at this early date. LeaH
quiet, but low stocks maintain pTI
last the turning point has been
in domestic hides, and prices haYd
led, which is due to the SoMeWA
ter condition of receipts.
Failures this week numbered
the United States, as against Y
year, and 26 in Canada, agains
year ago.
Bradstreet's Grain Figures
Wheat, including hour, eAP0I'S
week ending March 26 aggregate
987 bushels, against 2,395,J9S lasq
2,9O4,11O in this week a year
4, 404, 335 in 1901. Wheat export
July 1 aggregate 172, 44S,Slo
against 194,39S,7 07 last season an
967, 69S in 1900. Corn exports AZ
3,61S,21O bushels, against 50ZV
week, 139,205 a year ago and 81
in 1901. For the fiscal year ezpo
44,5O5, 1853 bushels, against IT.
last season and 145,17IOE5 IN ~
,e ~TY "a 40 HrW