The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-01

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BETTER
IS Eman Regards Ind
ffnn Joy Encouraging 10 the
hdtAtry.
Lumberman, Nast
thls week says regarding
ne lumber market ccndlHyns
"a thrst weeks Of spring o.
IN Encouragement to the ldihtr
n dustry. Tue movement ofEellowf1 ~
1 Is slowly but steadily expandinggN -
4 the general tone Of the market Y IN An
\ rauproved. Reports from GU ''cl !"
&c )ondents and confidential Ia W.
Nrom the manufactures and Fstapf DE-
o. ers do not yet warrant cl1inges inyf6,
: lriees quoted last week FJut with ~ n
Il. Aarm spring days APPROACHING In ~,
N east and north. mo already hsse y
Pr lmuch Of the south, building and con
Vci struction work OF all kinds is dpehlH'
a. up rapidly, and the prospect grows dAi
N ly brighter.
Nv Manufacturing industries stln ar
nd buying for immediate needs only, Ou
.ss the present requirements Of plahlh
of mills and manufacturers OF mteil'
to woodwork particularly make the'
ID. needs Of considerable volume in uu
i'll aggregate. Better weather in the MS
] souri,. Kansas Oklahoma territory "a
,xt pue buying by retail yards on lara
Ter or scale there. Much depends, however
re- upon the yagaries Of early 'prlh
be weather as to the steady cOntlnAahc
by Of Vineyard buying In that terrltoF!
Roads there are still in bad sha''
nd and haulin" continues difficult. III
tn. farmers Il @, however, are proslfI
a Gus. and hating marketed their 'roI
les at good prices are only awaiting u
o. advent Of better weather, IT Is though
ms before making those annual improve
ev ments to their homes, barns ieu''
nd and outhouses that make up the Vi
volume of rural yard trade nj -
nm time OF the year. Building reports i'
ted February show a decided increase 90
ut those Of January. Building which VI
the long been delayed has with an "aH''
lpt money market now begun In real v.
nj. ume, How soon it's influence VIII
I, fully felt on the yellow pine marh
,ht remains to be seen. Much will dc2e'
,on on the weather. Much will depend
,Xt the war, But II Is inevitable thlt
I should come about, and with the l.
ropean catastrophe discounted pcrha
FRS rs It Is possible for 1t to be so loh-
W, It lasts, there is no reason to assn
that this country Is not gong w
IN ahead with its planning, its DuilulI
on and its buying Of those things wan
high interest rates have prevented u
es. nrrchose OF for the past year WhrI
@, er the lumbermen get their due 'h'.
asst OF the money that is to be spent
m the product they have to offer re,
ow with them. The time is appar'a'
Vi ripe for price advances If the man
hi facturers will not allow their Gag
md ness to sell to discount their IDEAS
le value. Wholesale offices at 81 ln'
Il for the first time in months yeport VI
they are gaining somewhat on the VI
nrl duction Of the mills, ana tilat
: prompt shipment Of all items Is Il
hes quently not possible.
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