Daily Colonist (1900-12-29) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1900-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

Which la surely destined to become one^of the mas': Uourlsblne Cities In British Oo-lumlbla. A chance-like.this, for Inrcstment does not occur once In 20 years. Recollect

Vancouver and Seattle

When Orst ther started un. were you lucky enouKh to buy tnen? You cau lu Lady-smith to-day.

Prices Of Lots. $100 to $^ Bttsy terms.

For plans and information apply

THOMAS KITCHIN, ""'^Sv^.TO^th

wlilcli sliould toll favorably on bus ucss iniiditlons very soon. Values lu the wholesale market are held ver.v »rnny for most lines. The outlook for the BprluK trade Is liromlsing.

Trade lu Toronto has been rather quiet this w^cek. as Is usual at the closing ot the year. Travelers are off their routes and the retallera are busy stralghteulug up their accounts after the holiday rush, preparatory to getting ready for the spring trade. The reasons for the Chrlstiuas business have been very oncouraglug and pay-menta should be very good for some weeks at least. The position ot goods for the Bjiring trtide Is very satisfactory, values having been lirm lu the outside markets since purchases were made by jobbers. I'riccs of domestic Hues are keeping linn, llic mills are bus.v on ord trs nud having little or no stock to force on the markets, .-iiaiile goods are excellent proiierty. The onlinok for the soring Is very cnciun-aging.

.\t llie coast cities trade in Holiday goods was \ery actlvi? till the beirinniiiL' of the week. Large slil|iniciitH of goods fur the hnlld-.ivs were inadi' lo Inland cities aud towns and the reports sliow tliai business In seasonable goods was iinlte active at all points. The outlook for business Is fair. At a meeting of forty-two canneries It was decided to renew the agreement made last spring.

Mild weati-r inlerfercd somewhat with trade at WlnnipeL; last we.'k. but the Xmas business did miieli lo revive activity ami ;-alcs by rcta'lcrs were large, making' Il necessary to iilacc some sorting' ni-ilcrs w-i\h iiildicrs In iiicel llic holiilay ilcimind. The deliveries of wheat at the country elevators ii.is been Increasing lately. There Is a good ilenmnd for labor and men are wanted tor iiiish work.

CHU-ACO MA1!K1-:TS.

rtiieagii Ilec 2S.--|'lie IcadliiL' fulurcs cliised as follows: Wlu'at. Dceciiibcr. 7o ^-•i.: .Ian.. 7UI'-: May. 7:!i'i. Corn. Nn. 2. Pec.. 2iiVi- Jan.. ;>ii'i tn MV'ii.: .May. liii'i. Oats, No. 2, Dec, 27%; Jan .. 21%; M ay, 2;1%.

BANK CLEAUANCES.

New Y'ork. Dee. 28. —For tlie Poinlnlon of Canada the (dearances fnr tiie week were: Montreal. S12.(i!ll.7(il). decrease 7.7 per cent. Toronto .^tl, 14( 1.007: WIniiliiei:. Sl.O'.M.SOtl. decrease Id.l per cent; Halifax, $1,42.S,4(!0. decrease l.:i tier eent: riaiullton, S7O2,02.->. Increase 7.4 per cent; St. .Tohn, N. 1!.. SO;!r..-7',«l increase .''i,."i per eeni; Vancouver. J8t5,-t'i2t'. Increase 0.2 per cent; Victoria, T>30,3'1. Suiiihiy, Dec »>.

EVERY MUVILMF.NT nURTS When you have rlienimitism. Muscles feel Blllf aud sore, and joints ate oaluftil. It dees not pay to suffer long from this disease w hen it can He cured so promptly and perfectly hv Hood's Sarsaoarllla,- This medicine L'oes rlcht to the spot, ncutrallstes the ai Idltv of the blood, which causes rheunin-tlsni.

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