Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 11, 1923 · page 6

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south and northwest. and depression
in the petroleum and soft coal in-
dustries being noted in some iroau
tho impetus gltcn purchusing by thi-
approach oi the holidays has 861111-
ed to make up for most of this says
Hrondstreet's. Wholesale and job-
hing trades have tended to quiet an
hnvo some lines of industry, the Vii-—
position bcing to enter the new you:
with small inxcntorics. Notwith-
standing all these drawbacks. most
of which were present also in No»-
ombcr. however the tenor o! rc—R
ports as a whole shows slight
change, and {air to good is thy;
most accurate generalization which‘
can be made. October trade, it
might be recalled. was greater in:
volume than in‘ the like month 11‘
your ago, a. very active period, und
industry was also more active. Early
(‘tlmpilt‘d Novnmbcr measures of
movement, while indicating some
dvcline from October. point to last
month likewise having seen almost
vqunl gains recorded over last your
in most. not all, ”non. Mail-order
:m dchnin‘storo houses report the
hr-uvy gains shown in November
continuing in December.

It is becoming increasingly evi.
dent. in fact. notwithstanding many
cross-currents which have tended
to obscure the real proportions of
trade and industry, that the year
drawing to a close was in many re-
spects the most remarkable in tho
country‘s history. It is certainly
hard to take a. very pessimistic vicw
either or the past year's apparent
result or of thn.coming year’s prom-
isc. so for as it can be judgod at the
prcscnt time, continues Bradstreet's.

Some of the larger features of the
wor-k have boon the strength of both
stock and bonds, ono report having
it that European buying had teen
tracml in the market; a. sharp
break. 2 1-2 cents. in cotton follow-
ing the recent big rise; firmer grain
and hog prices; rathor notable
strongth among n. number of raw
materials {or manufacture, visible
in Novcmbcr and continucd into this
month: fairly active buying and
much more active inquiry for steel
by tho railroads. strongth in steel
priccs and in the market for scrap
milli‘rlfll accompanying reports of 3
furthcr slight slackening of mill and
furnace operations: some further
advances in cotton goods designed to
place thcm ncarer a. parity with raw
material costs: a ruthcr sharp cut in
pctrolcum output. with some steady-
ing of prices for rcfincd grades: fur-
ther shutdowns of soft coal mine:
and n slackening of the buying of
anthracite: continued activity in
building, favored by the weather.
with resulting fair activity in‘ ma-
terial markets, but indications that
the advance of the season is induc-
ing some curtailment or new plan-
ning. and a. slight increase in the
volume of unemployment in certain
industries in which operations are
being seasonally curtailed pending
the arrival or the inventory period.
Prices for ‘the week show fair steadi-
ncss following the advance in the
general level shown in November.
Bruistreet'o Weekly Food Index is
slightly higher, the grains. dairy
products. hogs. some grades 0f ‘um—
bcr, scrap, metal tin and lead show-
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