Show Industry Vi Views ws Rise in T Textiles As Sign Sim of General Business Upturn po s Vol 1 l O L 1 By ALLARD SMITH H Executive Vice Pre President ident the 4 Cleveland Ohio s 4 m Trust ru Company f ot of f. f in Ill oye the happenings of ot tho the great grAt r t der depression year 1021 aye were the the first to mark which It 1 la I Interesting to note tb Developments In the tho t ex- ex x- x th improvement tho the start of at r recovery ver Among these were the Both these tu tue llo trade and the che check lt In the d decline cUno of ot co commodity m prices developments arc ar ro r recurring now in 1930 1030 ft as DS IJ in i 1921 xi Wi will l havo bavo the same samo significance they Whether Is decidedly better belter In the trade I remains to be s B seen jeru en Sentiment Index of ot the SS as measured by the e c t dY and ond Wholesale Prices aa statistics tnt gai gained d slightly in S September of bureau u. labor steady 1 ricer In over overa This Ibis was tho first Interruption of at tho the over over 14 4 Is down zit a year ar The average average for tor nil commodities dI el per cent sine sinco 1029 of cotton cottonI n silk Tf found lt In r records cOrd textiles Is Evidence bott betterment la qt than consumed moro wool I and In Sept September mb r. r cotton mills mUla mil s those over month since Jun June EXp gaIned In any around 18 c cOtton t OJ price At aro M ono year flO three or o oy f ino J nl their I I y Silk ll ln pt mJ rF IQ EvidentlY l buyers buyers' y trl mU ore lIc WOOl o weaken v In Inthe the fa ot 01 on te nd nd earin a a. a Is ti r ii u et stocks c s. s and d W S1 N SS' SS ri of ot i reduced 4 a 8 es die ov 1 oU tl w m uro uie Ue n f to o ll ho help bell me 4 vJ en of fad er t OJ i k 1 c ij c ii t k a |