Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-12-14
Weekly Review

guIfrmDnia tusumpiii" demand
etDrrda supply some lines and die
frihGiinr oDanr are 0hstrurted 5y
fHe 00nrn-fion frr.rat rail and
Y.ars'a ppin 'aDiliIrs ttil being
inadequate 20 ,.p" With che rush o,
traffic lIiH ir.IF io ari 20 brake
600 r0mm,i isi rpFrcH yri ih" for
word m0 men Ias HU' prrrnilHiy
s'srt.n riih. Boo dDm'f Ic Df Cot
n.sH commerce In iar contrary '.
pnIi Boo uife 'h' hDriaes OFF te.-
I. tui other HafIl0. continue DO
nu. fb1 HIfy umr while Internal
ffHlr b. ilrth' rr'irI tF fho h0i-
IIf rt.nH lpI rIr.n l0pm"nt
VI br.imif iine ulnlIH ilc
nuf npIm.sti p'D'gilom auI thr
.rnt'. .ndln power of The mlato.
Ia |.uHn.i. ate. .ufb hv The maEu-
'i. U' fh' pu IaaD and the pref
.r'ar' hn"u i.r ibr more costly
.d. nl uer. udirn This coudl-
IIur eHnrli rrf Important cen
I.r r.pWUur irkrt growth loo o..
nIl dealings. l.. Do H most apparent
loo 'Ir cDionl tAere the Industrial
boom has giyen employment 90 thous
4rl. oi mcu thl we're formerly ldle
Moreover. iu man. Instances inrroa -
90 wages 0peflir 90 offset tho cu-
bono. rn.f OF commodities, and 10 is
OF .ufcure this connection
fh.' The rise Boz lYods'uils has Doc %
lc. pronounced han loo other aril.
rlrs HeDlus' If thr continued
broadening of '.asump' .r require.
meats wholesale prices are uoU at
the highest iet. Boo nearly half .
century and OF late tho advance has
boon particularly striking ln iron ltf
steel where aC.I'y Do undated
o. nH,h inciliii' are taxed io the ui.
most and produ. ion is a. the maxi.
mum m.lIs are unable 10 keep pace
tth the exceptional demands and
ihar' uaa iurther accumulation Of
LpsI011 fous Boo the untitled orders
Qi 'lo leading interest during 40.
yrmh"r Elsewhere in ihc mauu'aC.
turing irld capacity operations are
MISC thr rule. With Sew England ten
tile aud IootN'sr plants running
overtime. and, CAS- an evidence ot the
augmentation of prolific many indus.
trial corporations have declared extra
dividend disbursements Generally
the credit situation reflects greater
o1sc ard the improvement 800 'ollrc-
lions continues q laiure. payments
practically "NoryW.rr, being much
more prompt and fewer extensions
being asked ps The amount of money
100 circulation inOrca,rt
A. The mOn'hly latistir. come 90
hand. urw measured are afforded ui
The striking gruNlh 40 Hunurts move
m"uls and yolumrs IA ut IN, lrad,-
iirunl induces of pro p"rily and pres
ont both lank clcfiifIgs and rail-
ro'd earnings rcflfct notable gains,
cross revenues ~ ay TENS reporting
'or November being lpS per cent
larger than 100 1918. pix iron output
.ni another daily maximum last
month ummodity quotations are az
IhD highest position boo about forty
.rtUs and building Figures bow %
lrard Increase n new con rucJion
rh, latter is . complrt,,lv recent
Development bat tbr tendency to-
word pan iuu Is ,DHu.rl-W lu'. up.l
WD'th'. boug au important tattOr iu
'h.. connection a. au Illustration
ot ihc recovery iu Che building indus
iry tine Sl.u, OF permit. ISSUED af 80
leading cities during November Wa.
fu.a per cent lroaicr than m fHr
anne period of 1913 aud ihc gains
witG.u the last three months have
arlirr in %, year Pronounced Im.
IruNomcut appears u nearly an .,o-
.ous Dnly D.. renters reporting 1uy
contraction aud iu bur four instances
wor. the decreases lu excess of 5000.
600
There r,us ro b.. u0 .ul t0 tbo
rise iu whol.al, commodity prices
During tho Inst three months thu 7l.
nd ou Dcceubcr pun's lndc, yum.
hrr stood 600 Stas.ItG ID figure not
.Huallcd stu.e the late los Thouln
'h. scnsral Coz OF foodstutfs was
ub1nccd n November. OF late the
upward tendency hos teru most pro-
uonuced in other directions. espec e..
ly BOZ raw materials used in manutl,-
TURNS q. Vol as in thc finished nrc