The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-24
FEELING
THAN FOR MONTHS
peryades Business centers, Say
Trade Reviews
LESS idle MACHINERY
THAN THERE HAS BEEN FOR
NOTWITHSTANDING OPERA
TioNs MORE NUMEROUS
THAN FOR YEARS.

New York. June Bradstreets
weekly rev 'ew Of trade is as follows:
improvement mirrowed forth for
some weeks ago in the phrase better
feeling" mas broadened and assumed
more tangible form this week, stImn-
lated the pit has bsen by seasonabls
weather. resulting in crop improve
ment better retail trade. improved re-
order business and larger sales for
| fall account at many markets. Adj
vices are best from the great surplus
| producing regions Of the west Erre-
| gular weather conditions, largely due
20 have rains. color some reports
from the northwestern and lake sec
tons Crude iron still says. though
finished products particularly rails
md structural materials, are in active
iemand.
Outlook is Brighter.
Bank clearings are, comparatively
speaking, heavy. railway earnings
arge. deposits in bank show large I'M
,reases. commodities are apparently
going nto consumption more readily,
md build ng is active, with resulting
trength Of prices. Money Is easy and
| he tone of securities markets more
4aeerful Failures are few and un-
important. indications, in fact are
hat corner has been turned and that
he future IL viewed more optimistic
lily than for three months pas1.
u ts.a NAxs F<~1
he week, e75,s32 bushels against 1s-
371.4a7 last year. Corn exports, ~
l1d,35g against sS7,069 year ago.:
Iulys to date 77.7o2.6G7 against s1.-,
I 1VI.9Oi yaar ago.
Dun q Co.'S EevIew.
r. G. Dun e Company's weekly re-
; lew says:
ssasonahle weather In mos see
| ions has done much To stimulate lag
ing retail trade in lightweight wear
ng apparel and greatly improved the
sntire business situation BY accelerat-
ing the maturity or agricultural pro-
6 lncts A few more weeks of favorable
: Innate conditions will put large guam
tiles Oh grain beyond danger. while
llate planted corn ana cotton ARE rap
idly recovering lost ground. These ara
The most important commercial inAu-
u noes at this season III the year. j0b4
y 1ers advance orders being largely de-
v pendent on local conditions at tho in-
IN ierior and manufacturers gauging their
ID ictlvity by outlook for fall and winter
te lisLributiop.s
9s Less Idle Machinery.
In leading manufacturing industr es
at here is less idle machinery than Il
II customary at this time Of Inventories
" especially at plants making textile
ID fabrics, despite the fact that prices d
raw materials are somewhat inflated
III Building operations are more numer
On ons and involve greater amount n
Ill capital than at this time In recent pre-
ia ceding years: railway earnings fo
be Tune thus far exceed last years hy S
ia 0ar cent and foreign commerce. III thi
ar port for last week II fairly well main
III famed. exports gaining $3aS,27e Il
~ comparison with last year. VIII Ia i'm
Iports decreased sf.172,7Of.
ots Irregularify IS sflIl noted In iiAe hid
81. market Although less active thai
er last week. leather IL st Il moving fres
nv lily. New England footwear mannfas
turers are receiving fair amount 9
us supplementary fall orders from sales
I'm men in the western terr tory ana sher
nd s also good demand for spring gan
N pies.
Failures this week i95 In he Unite
States against 227 last year; ~ !
Canada compared with 80 year ago.