New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08

was $59, 800, 600, In 1877 IL was @os,ooO'"
and in 1876 it was about $53, sOO,OOo. NO
one can fail to realize that 1t VIII MAKE
preatdifference to the country whether its capi-
tai il going abroad at the rate Of $5O,OOo,oVV
o wear. besides large additions to its foreign
debt. or being increased by actual imports Vi
hard money from abroad in pay nent 1or us
nroducts. beside the cancellation OIL many
millions of foreign debt each year.
The value of domestic wheat alone, eN-
ported during the year ending June 3V' 10 30,
nearIv eouals the value of all cotton exporleu
during the same time. The exports OF Whea,
were 100. 353.936 bushels, valued al
13o. 7O1 .O79, and of flour 5,629,714 bar
rels. valued at s29, 567,713; total value
81 go. 26s. 1872. The total value of Gotten e1-
norted was 1892, 800, $50. The exports Vi
provisions, exclusive of fish, and OF tl'iow W.
were $119,967,763, and OF other Dreans.un,'
beside wheat aud flour were $4e, $40 zoo
Tins the value of breadstuiis, prov is'o"'
and cotton exported during tho last Ms
c,l year WAS $3.50, SST.O7O, while the
ooOrcrote value of all merchandise I'M
,ortcd WIS only S445, 777,775. All our
ether exports, including $4J,3'a'''4 y,
,,a.rolaum in various forms, all manufactured
ar,icles and our 1913, 100000 OF TOBACCO are
=, excess of the value of imports, ana MUS.
me mud for IN specie or by exiingushiieht VI
our foreign debts. The excess OF exports
moreover. seems likely during the next Jour
months TO be even larger than II was uullh~
the corresponding months last year. luz
harvest v.lne of exports ever sent out from
tbi, rart in week was S9,932, 6Os' during
the week ending on Tuesday last; II eAceedcu
bv ~. 800. 900 the unusually large exports OF
the CORRESPONDING week last year. Inc I'M
noris Of merchandise fer last week were
81, $50, SIT, but were larger than those OF any
meycus week since March x, and have been
exceeded in only two weeks this year.
The exchanges Of the banks, ana the earn
inss and traffic OF the railroads, give evidence
of q large increase in business throughout the
country, excepting III Louisiana. where yello"
fever and reputation make mischief, ana III
California. where communism canses general
alarm. The exchanges at NewYmk last
week were lust 80 per cent larger than those
Of the corresponding week last year; Tor the
month OF August the increase was 6l.6 per
cent al 1,EH-York. 25.7 per cent nj Boston,
262 per cent at Philadelphia, 1876 per cent
At CHICAGO, and Al per cent at Baltimore
The successful working Of the railroad pool,
as to nearly all points of dispute, has un-
doubteAy beea duo in the main to the
fact that all the roads are crowded with
traffic. but the roads are not only carrying an
immense quantity of freight, but are getting
rates much more satisfactory TO them than
have been obtained for long time. There IS
much talk OF suspending the production OF
coal. but the fact that the market has already
taken 14.3OOOO0 tons in seven months OF the
wear. AGAINST only 100000 tons last year,
while the quantity of coal on hand is actually
iess ta,n il was in 1873 at date, gives en-
co.,r,.-smout to those who hold that true
relief for the coal business will DE found IN
eliminating iron manufacture by low prices oil
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