New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-26
SUDDEN RISE IN STOCKS.
THEY RALLY IN FOUR HOURS.
TIE FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE COUNTRY
NET COMPARISONS NOT UNFAVORABI4E.

sunday, Nov 2o-p. M
The report OF the Bureau OF Statistics OF foreign
commerce Of the United States for the month of
October results in credit balance of $40, 1854 242,
against a credit balance OF only 50, 431 ,i2s for
October. 1887, and So s55, 647 credit for October
1886. The favorable exhibit, however, is due
to the change in the specie movements, rather
than to greater balances on merchandise. The
merchandise exports exceed the imports $780,,
600 less than in October, 1882, and SG,400000
less than in October 1886 The changes in the
specie movement, however, overcame these losses
and make the comparative results as first named.
The aggregate movement of merchandise both
ways was 81 900, 900 greater than in the same
month last year, but while the imports increased
$500, 600, the exports decreased si,300,0O0.
For the four months ended October 81, the
comparison Of the net results will. those of last
year holds equally favorable. The net debit bal
ance derived from the movements Of merchandise
and specie is $40, 936 725, aga INST debit bal
ancc for the same four months Of last year Of
S33, 81 500. Here, too the favorable COM
parison is entirely derived from the change in the
specie movements. Instead Of an excess of imports
of $50, Gao, SOC, as there was last year, there is
an excess Of exports Of ss,6l5,5OO. The net
balance for the four months is S2,5Ot,O0O greater
than for the four months OF 1896.
81, the exports of merchandise were So 100000
less Than in the same period of 1887, and the
imports were sl4,0OO,OOO greater; but including
the snece movement, the excess OF imports for the
st ten months is $50 300 900 less than for the ten
months of last year. The balances for the re-
spective periods were $50, 023, "a and sos, Oj3-
140
The following tables give the figures for the
month of October and for the four months of
three years:
ImS %Ss'" c:''' s95sis 'eGS5as5 SO 23959
Exports ....... 90 Gs8ciO 76o33 30 4'1'S'9
Excess of exports ei1 s27.778 a15O7ois2 s847o542
I E Bs:s. sSsf5 aas5 5s s s55G
Excess Excess Of imports imports 1892 isl
Excess Of exports ess5 '' a. a4s1.42s s1os5l2ia
-FOUR MONTHS.
Merchandise.
July to Oct Sl5 80 o,o oo 1881 .,oo 1879
Exports 2o7Cs4,96s 2561ot9s7 2ls575.SSo
Excess of exports sa2l4.eos
Specie and Bullion.
%8o'': ias.5S id5SSa iS i3 7o5
Excess Of imports e11.e42 $50 $50 Go 500 O-''oO'
Net Balances.
Excess OF imports So 427712 sS9 81 $50 s1o 03G7o5
The amount Of imported merchandise remain
ing in bonded warehouses At the end Of October
was $3O,531 305-a decrease Of 81. 6.S0i for
the mouth. against S2s.G16,OOo October 81, 1887,
and S29.354, 2e4 in 1886.
The immigration into the United States in Oc-
tobcr was fO.563 persons, against 4l.l66 IN Oc-
tObcr. lSS7, and 39.22s in October 1856. The
total immigration for the ten months ended Oc-
tObcr n, 1855, WAS 473,l67, against 45j,liS
for sS3 and $a3 s24 for ssG
TREASURY CHANCES INSIGNIFICANT
The United States Treasurer las; week received
from customs. -. 500 996 and from internal rev.
enue, s?43l.35o; total frop both, s5.93134e,
against s6,l29,2ll for tho preceding week. Yes
to-day Treasury statement snow a Gain for the
week TO Its net cash in il, vaults of S90i $50.
but its deposits ~ bank were decreased S2l 1923,
leaving gain 20 IT. net Cash balances of SGS6.-
007 which is equal only ~ about the wee. IT,
silver coinage. The gold balance WAS increased
SI.74S.O0O silver balance was decreased s,12.-
OO0 and the legal tender balance was decreased
100000. Its liability for the red mpton Of
surrendered National Bank notes was reduced
S4SO,O45, that there was gain
TO its net available balance Of S1,16G 052.
subo!ned are the ra>u- Of r--tor',v'. 4-tooon- con-
pared with those Of the statement Of November II
Nov II. 1853. Nov p. 1858. Differences
Cod coin and bul.
rs-efys wv ses 7o1 s55 so544o $50 Inc s17isoo1
r. cF ssss as % sss5 ' ss5 Ea5 P ss @
bifr'i.oGa les, c ccq.
aaca'es 49,. 27.ooacs7 2o7oo ss5 Dec. sle2o2
Cash IN Troa,y 500 G3 800 sol 273 Inc f9'i GO
tonal banks. 47.74A275 lz525652 Dee G29
Total balance s2O7 9ls s2Os 500 02j Inc s0sGOo7
Deduct Tor funds
held redeem
Nat n'nk nors
including the
per fund. OBS, ESQ 93, 5oS C3j Dec. lSO0fj
Net available
'alancc . s11&CO 23s s114771 900 Inc. si.1G6O5o
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED
By the operations OF the Sub-Trcasurv in The
week ended Friday evening which included the
Payment Of Sl9G,6sG for purchased bonds and
The receipt Of $3.50 600 for cxchangr cn Western
and Southern Sub-'rr.a urics and &C Sl.1Gc777
for gold delivered by he A.say OG'cr for ~
port the NcW-iorl, banks lot - 07G,434 cash
OF the receipts for gold delivered for export