Show BRIGHT OUTLOOK V FOR BUSINESS Fall and Winter Buying by Re Retailers Retailers Retailers Keeping the Job Jobbers Jobbers Jobbers bers of the East Busy HEAVY CROPS ARE ASSURED I FARM STAPLES STA LES LOWER LOWE LOWER IN CON CONSEQUENCE CONSEQUENCE SEQUENCE EN CE New York Aug 31 Bradstreets lads to tomorrOw tomorrOw morrOw will sOy say s y BettOr Better tt r weather ceather and definite assurances of ot large crop drop yields yield stimulate fall 1911 and winter buying which Is apparently at t or close to Its zenith A smaller movement of f winter wheat bt has haa partly relieved d the th strain str on th the railroads a l and hd made mad for t r a little mOre steadiness t In itt price ric rico of f that cereal cere l which h W V i has hs h S Ss sagged s slightly as s th the t grows that th t spring Uk r wheat Wh at Will wilt rO 6 0 large crop Reports Rep from abroad are arc of I better than earlier anticipated d Wheat wh t I crops toPS which h seem s em likely to affect prices eB further but it Is to be b noted that export eX rt trade had in 11 flour has bas improved d and exports tend to expand The crop erp n other thel otherwise Otherwise wise is very promising The promise i omi of i ioler cooler oler weather makes for increased activity activity ity in ili Industry u V a quieter r due mainly to t scarcity s r of sup supplies a aplies SUPplies plies rather r than to the weakening we of de demand d mand whiCh h as ah evidenced eiden d by ny b advances s sin in pig iron old ld material and some Borne fin in finished finiShed lines are re still sUll very heavy h av Business failures in the United States Slates for V the th Week ending AUg AI 30 90 number against last week In the corre cOrte corresponding correSponding week of 1905 18 In 1904 1001 in ih ihl 1903 l OJ and in 1902 In Canada failures for thC Week w k num number number ber br 14 as against 10 last l st week w k and 25 2 in inthis inthis Inthis this week a year ago Wheat Including flour exports from the United d States Stat s and Canada Cannan for fOt f t the week ending AUg 30 are t the largest l rg of Shy any week W ck this year al aggregating bushels against last WC k 1420 O Othis this week wc k last l St year In 1004 1904 and 4 ill lii 1901 1001 For Por the past nine bill weeks W eks of the fiscal l year y nt the th exports are ar bushels against in 1905 In Itt 1904 and W in 1901 Corn Cent C fh exports for f r the th week w k are ate bushels against last week wOok w Ok a year t ago and in 1904 lOO For the fiscal year ear to t date e the tho exports are arC at Gl Oo against aga YI in itt 1005 find and j In lOOt 1904 V Duns Report R port porth R it G Dull Dui Cos Weekly Review W of Trade tomorrow will say No check chCk ch Ck to commercial l progress can ati be b discerned while the outlook becomes brighter each W k through ugh most encouraging encoUragIng aging crop cr reports r tower Lower LOw r prices for tor farm staples les testify t to tho the certainty c rt of ot ample m l crops which hi itt turn give promise of more liberal exports Foreign Commerce at this port alone for the last week showed d gains g of In m ts arid ald in imports aS compared comp red with last years figures Railway traffic re ro returns returns turns continue encouraging for August thus far exceeding last years figures by 17 per cent Failures this week num numbered numb bored b red in the United States compared with last year and 14 in Canada against 19 a year ago |