Deseret Evening News | 1910-02-26 | Page 6 | Trade Conditions Are Not Uniform

TRADE CONDITIONS ARE NOT UNIFORM Now York Fob Feb G Dun DunCo COfI Co a Weekly Review of Tado Trade tomor tomorrow tomorrow row wi will say BusIness conditions vary so widely In ono one section from another and In one trade from Crom another that a ton tion broad enough for the thc situation a aa as asa a I Is difficult Yet makIng duo due allowance for or the II effect of oC time tho severe weather In certain parts of tho country for tor tIme the influence I upon financial confidence of oC politIcal ad and for the tho consequences of oC speculative reaction It appears that tIme the volume of trade continues largo large and that the tho outlook for lor time Is bolter than I It was two week weeks ago ugo In Ino Inso so o far as time the volume or of now new busIness Is concerned In Iron and stool a are not great greatly changed yet proved sentiment regarding the outlook Is ins im Actual orders recently placed show expansion and ono one prospective contract nione wi wIll cal call for tons or of work In the tho rai rail division numerous sales have been made mado saes while rolling stock toek Is boing with mol memo There Thero Is geater greater inquiry for Cor farm implements and ma than timan usual at thIs season Jobbers Jobber of dry ry goo goods s are doln doing a avel a avery vel very tall fair and tImo tho are uro not net al usual In time thc primar prImary markets for additional spring merchandIse and rub quiet There Thero Is I n a lack of now new business of account In footwear and buyers goner al ally believe that prices wi will declIne Now Nest England manufacturers are but reports from time tho elst note that split shoes have hao sold at lower figures possible by the tho lower price for lor splits weakness has developed In hides anti and sales of oC packers have been made at sharp declInes