, 1879-05-10
TRADE AND COMMERCE..

A"'N o"e""sA VI ",.'''
Future.
nfr fos* ffa1"ae: 4op 9.
The New York Chamber of Commerce, which
Is the oldest commercial institution In the
United States, hus uade its twcpty.afst auuuA,
r..nrt D''S'' $''"N' 49, '"~'' '''' "''1~'
'spe't' .
FROM the oetallea reviews Of TUG various
branches Of tradc II Il learned that the Inst point
of dcctluo llas been reached, md The Indications
nrc IN renc+,,. ri futuro nroatab,e trafe Ttc
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'eee.o.s =. sueus y. ~, A'us' w. ue p'"s'ps, ,s.s
marKcis lor consun1s'tloa' were larger !a 1919
than in nlnny years. preceding. The re.
cciots as this port were nearly 4 Der
oo,,t .n., ,ha ,.n.,,,,,ttnr no,-iv r..
e.".' ~" w. 1e"- .s,". , ~,
ceo.. ~ e.es.s .. !o' % A''a aan p'esr ,, san.eu @
OF New York ttl tic total tradc Of the United
state. wo.. fur tho rcnr. GI,< ner ccnt. Tim
ontvSo +..,,. .h,r. t,,o s.,ro onne-,1 ,,or.,,.,t
e''1e9 ,,, t'aae sno"s 'le s'sao scne1a
steadily declining prices nnu 'aIgo increase OF
consumption. Tic receipts at New York shuw
| A patn Of nearly II ner cent. and deliveries Of
| n.arIv r1k mr. ccnt tr rs7s, orcr thos, IN 1s77,
n.".,' ~ pu' ee.' ~ Ao'e' ''e' t'.oso :" io'.t
OF the whole trade. her share was Oh per cent;
the aserngo prices were about three cents below
those Of lash year. Tire gradual transfer Of tho
tc, trodo frn,n coost,rI.e "a ,ntcrIor nort. In.
1eeh affes'sa' lh's movement WI, restore 10
| New fofk us supremacy IN tsic ttaue. Inc re'
cctpts nf tue whole country for 19I6 with tho
caccptloh Of the imports at aan traucisc0, de-
a'gned Tor consumption on the incifle hope) ex-
cecded lU,0oO.VDu 81 pounds; thus deliveries 1oT
| consumption, 55,u0lou u pounds,-a decrease
| o. l,V9,oo q pouoas from laose OF lo'i' VI
| tnlsJ neafiy - per cent came uiscet 10 Ne"
York, and !: ncr ecnt Tia san Francisco Tho
deellne varied With INC qaallty o1 the teas,
rangEE from h7c 10 thiE1een ee',ts per poana.
, The tohcso traue, as 4 Whole, has q not realized
the expeeta.tons entertained q It. Both the
/
at The port o. Aew toris, and lie exports to
foreign countries IN lo'et "ese larce1y III excess
OF ftit preceding fens, Ing cue be!ng over ~ the
otner 20 per ccnt 1T excess. .
i!1c movement o. export OF american prod
| ucts continues on senfa OF eFeH anu iarse IN
| crease. Inc AmeIFan cott9n crop los inc Tens
cnatnE Sept. ls!ot reached 4,olt ..b5 p1iee, OF
which 3,316,tl4u oa'cs were exported. htu l,51o,-
Tvs were taken 1os our own splnncrs: Ille ex-
rosts cxcecd those ot 1917 br 81 ,l4a bales. the
falling OIL o. last Fear oein. thus feEalncd: nna
1nrther increase cs!anhshcd. iEicc8 haVe
,uctuatGu more tlatl iast Year ana on lower
scale. ihe petroleum tFaaH has not tnniiltAtneu
tslt extent Of last yGur. 1hr total EXPORTS 81
crude a.nl rcl,nsd uil from New inrlt, Tor 1a7s,
WcTe 2la ,b130od gallons asuinst a'I.Mt,:Sti IN
At any pertoa n tne hlssnrY VI thc tIade,
varying from l:9l eenfs ~ January, for rcned,
to ssa6 cents tn Dee'inbcf. lAe Exports Of pro-
visions hhye continued ~! 90 auEcnt!lis, scale:
1 Those Df suit beet ir1ln New ork amounted
pounds, yatuc,! al 81, n,0oo.'No. buing three-quar-
NW. The shtpIionts u o oaeon M ht'a hams from
| 4tEn - ,e Po"is"1! '-'AN. ="