The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-08
R. C. DUNN'S REVIEW
MONEY MARKET IRREGULARITIES HAD NO EFFECT.
Scarcity of Labor is Much More Ain- p0rtant Trade Influence and is Causing Delay i'm Har-
 veAtfng.

New York. Sept. 7.-R. G. Dun 6 Go: g weekly review of trade tomorrow VIII say: N, effect on legitimate business and prlcts of securities rallied when gold imports V ere arranged. Scarcity of labor IS arrestinR produ of factories and causing delays in harvesting or crops, while structural work Is also retardeo Fall jobbing trade Is making progress. Leading centerS are crowded Dy lnte- rior buyers, who place liberal orders especially for wearing apparel. quota tons are we'll maintained and some tm- rrovement in collection A seasonaos5 aoss point Wholesome reports from the Iron and steel industry and expecta- tions of large crops have developed tone of confidence in the conmersidi world that makes the outlook bright and encourages new undertakings Movement of crops adds to the~railway congestion and earnings in tne moner ar than last year. Foreign commerce at this port for the last week shows an increase of s3s?7s7O in exports con, and an leS q with the same period of 1905.
 Textile markets still show evidences of conservatism among buyers, al- though mills are busy ana commence m Only a seasonable amount or new business has appeared at New England footwear markets. but the tone is no
 T Failures this week in the United States. as reported by R. c. Dun < Co, are 133, against ITO last week ana 19o the corresponding week last year, Fali 4 tres in Canada number ,, aBalhSt A4 last week and 23 last year.
 Brndstreets Review.
 New York, Sept; 5.-BTaSdsttree;t S .i, s dispiay more snap, sales. shipments and outputs increase and laeer will i'm provo as cooler weather sets perloato the vacation season and Iaii actlvltles i.e become more pronounced; State fairs
 special trade displays and low rate ex- cursions help to attract buyers; who reflect confidence born or good crop returns and faith In heavy future trade. Jobbers and wholesalers re-
 nort business active. buying free and shipments taxing facilities. Railroad returns the same report as to pnslnSSs a,,J dences of strain to operating facill-
 ties by the heavy movements or crops. merchandise and fuel. Crop. reports though more variable. are in the main favorable. The essential sound ness of mercantile affairs is evidenced
 by the August failure, total being the lightest in any month TOT seven wears years though individual examples Mpf man cial dishonesty swell liabiliEes of tn- , solvent firms. Collections are rather better than of late. Crude iron Is Quteter, but nnlSutu StSSA ID III FSiy, active demand, There are some ex- ceptious to the widespread activity or course Bituminous coal and paper have been alike rather dull, but tven
 here and there are some signs thai l Improvement is not far away. Som} l lines If leather are quiet at the East but but Eastern shoe manufacturers ar ! conhdent that a good run of re-ordes
 for winter wear goods will be fortI- coming. In cotton goods there ie ratl- | CT more of A disposition to await tie course of the raw material befFe ordering far ahead
 1 Bushes failures Tn the bnleo number Der i2i against lss last wfek | and i3T in the like week of 1905. In
 Canada failures number ,ss.t fourteen ea as | ty-five in this week year ago.