New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
puxvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE "a, ioo0.

,.-r.,ua,ions OF imports, interest due. abroad on
nublie and corporate debts, aud differences o.
t,e,gbt money. would require further payments Oh
...rlv or unite $40, 100000. In June thus Tar eA-
rorts have been per cent larger than last year
hut imports l per cent larger, ana tne eNceSS u
imports over exports in June lhse ye"' "''
=, y oo2 ,2G which would imply probable excess
~ All 600 900 or more this month' 10 Se'.'e
sauoio-, accounts then, exports OF specie must W.
,ol' 10 roer than they have been. unPss foreigners
coo a. n .end their gold TO France or n"ehos Ays'
and % take American securities Tor AMERICAN pai-
onces dine But that Is the less prooaole az pfr
ant because the railroad SITUATION - ho' 'p"'
encouraging. c,,.., G, p.ul
-oods from any connection with Eastern TRUNK
-. an ,hrorgb freight does not appear TO be
evidence that the various associations axe III
s,o,s ~ obounding health and vigoE. But u Is
o.~arolv bonaJ and by many believed, that the
.,i,o This vcek will fix upon some new arrange
,snt 70 bridge over the time until navigation closes
again II that can be done, and the s'r'ie pe-
queen the Chicago and Alton and other roaus oe-
ferred. the situation will promise fairy ior mr.
earnings this summer and fall, put chieAeH' VI
that particular breed are most accuratei! coun''u
after they are Matched. Meanwhile the s'ocN
market has turned downward, after more 'nhh
month Of advance and the average decilhe ms yen
Al cents per share which is not lar2e Anu Se' %
something for those numerous specua' va"
have been looking for great II chAhSe III ~" Wv,
other direction. True, bank reserves are sun
lar0er than ut this time In 1887. Dut uePos''S
were then $40, 600, 900 smaller, and even tneh
,.r rem, money throughout the fall helped 10 de-
nreSs stocks an average Of about $40 per shafe'
The cheering side Of the weeks news Is 'oA'
c,op prosuects distinctly improve, and business
continues large in volume. The increase III oI'a
invs At Ney-York has been % per cent attef III
owance for the large increase IN sales o, S'o,N
at Boston Philadelphia and Chicago it has been
about - per cent; and at all other prce' ~ nos
avenged sl.2 Der cent over last year. HALL
road earnings also increased As per ceh1 LUZ
June, including all thus far reported anu ne'
earnings for April show n gnin OF per cen''
Prices have not changed much. for while "he'"
corn and oats have advanced ench if"e"o'i,
cotton and pork products are niue lo"el' anu
the break in coffee, which has been long eNpecOeu
has depressed the price about cent, Iron is
stranger for manufactured and the better grades
., raw and wool averages about quarter OF
con, HIGHER thsp June l. Manufacturers are Ouy-
inc more freely. though still prrplexed 70 inquire
ont profits with the goods market III ltS presen'
shane Cotton receipts for three weeks nave Deeu
onIv 1900 bales, against 49.662 last year ana
.xnor,s only 7p,bl4, against ll2lsi last year.
but the br glitter crop prospect Is felt Wheat eN-
norris for half OF June from Atlantic ports were
500 sol bushels, against i lso7 last year. ana
-four psi,l0i barrels, against 81 1909. while OF
corn a.5Qs. 3j7 bushels went out against 0H"'''"
last year