The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-30
Trade Review
by n. g, Dun \ co.


Evidences OF business expansion multiply.
and the gains now cover wider field.
One OF the best features Of the present
situation. marking further. departure
from hesitation. Ia the increasing DISPOSE
ton to provide for forward requirements.
While this Tendency is not yet general
& 10 developing steadily in various lines
and is especially noticeable in textile chan
nels Purchasing fer Immediate or nearby
needs only. which had long been the com
mon practice. l. being succeeded in nu-
merous Instances by demands RUNNING
well ahead indicating Il better sentiment
and more confidence In the future. Instead
of continued active competition for or
ners. with price concessions made to shmu-
late buying the point has been reached
in some cases where producers are SO well
engaged that additional offerings have
been withdrawn, and many prices are ris-
ing. with few exceptions statistical mea-
sures show that the trend OF operations
IN basic induNries IL upward. outputs at
some plants being the largest in two years
or more, aud reports of labor shortage re-
fleets the decided change In employment
conditions, Losses In wages resulting from
recent protracted strikes have not been
without restrictive effect on consumption
OF commodities, vet the retail turnover IS
heavy in The asgregate am general trace
in the south responds 10 the noteworthy
advance in cotton prices. The business re-
vlval is not confined 10 any single geo.
graphical section but extends, IN varying
degrees, 10 an parts of the country, ana
records % hauk clearings commercial tah-
ares ear loadugs and other tndices reflect
the Improvement
Cotton Price Ipturn Extended.
The prioe movement in cotton has COM
ttngtd the 0VrfshadowfHg speculative tea-
ture Notwithstanding the Iapld Use dur
ing the tlrst three weeks OF october. me
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