New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22

s,,,.. to- soot only the duties but the foreign
cost Of the goods has to be paid. and yet Expire
y, ncrchn ndse are not large. In three "eeNo "
Scntember imports exceeded last years w T'
, 40 ono or 15.5 per cent, while exports I'LL
Inv last wears by S4,l10,OO0. or ~ per 'enV
last vcar's excess of exports in TINS moh'" Voc
over 81 |. 600, 900, but the changes az NC" 49,
alone nearly suffice TO turn the sea" viz
way. The exports of wheat, inciudins no"''
been 2.34O.S1O. bushels from Atiahtic po,'''
Wv" . 40. 20, last year. and of corn there has
49, orno doc,ease Cotton has gone out very
,r,o,y for tho first month of the crop year, mus
far G. 900 bales, against 42,0oo i'SO S'"- ,.
course of prices during the past "''" '"' 80
pcnerally favorable to u more Tree in''.
.nroh,ndise Wheat has declined 5 cents, corn
"A oats 10. cotton Is, oil 3 cents ana III"
,-16 Sugar is higher, and coffee "'io Poi VI"
changed bean .,ovIv
speculation in the stock market has been Slowly
recovering since Mondays depreSSIon' anu -,
average OF prices is HOW 6" Genus per s''"'. "'e"
than a week ago. But there IS ra'I''i wv 81
oral desire on the part Of great operators ~ nov,
somebody else lead of bull campaign, i'' VIM"
they pronounce the conditions hi9h's II"
apparcntly being too phlanthropic 10 '"Ne WV
profits of such leadership themselves
n
Rot thor. is more or less disposition TO h2htei
,aaIs On tho first rally and with short crops this
vc,r that disposition is apt TO bc loc iess IMAM
s, p.i,rn,d earnings continue large-for tie
&c, +,ro weeks of September per cent Iarsen
,han v.or AGO. But "The Financial 'hroh'cr
rhmits an unfavorable report OF net earnings ''i
INV sbowinr a small decline, the flrst LOT Il io"o
time. ....,,.nt
The crcat industries give signs oil lmpro'c'h'''
a. the final passage of the Tariff bi se'i' he,'i'
Wool purchases at Boston last week l'sc ~ '''"-'
600 pounds and orders for go"d" an ''''',' '"'''
.;t.r, Tho movement Of boots and shoes
,,i,,os ar.oter than q wear ago. though the rat"
;.,.',..sc ia loss than IL was The cotton manu-
,,cturc il stimulated BY cheaper materials, ana
h,. .trony demand for goods. The iron Industry
r,.s that .truetnral sheet, plate and 0'hef iniis
for finished products Grc so crowdco WIN o'"e''
that consumption in these directions appc"s III.
crcasinQ and nail manufacturers nave a"N""'c"
the price to So but tic consumption J" INV i"'"'
=, taiIs pronscs less favorably and there are re-
ports of sales below $50 per ton Hihe se'ciai
mar. furnaces are about to add to the weekly o"'-
mt of pig iron, the doubt whether surp'ic' WIZ
lot materially exceed the demand causes weaker
| tone.
I, ;s cu.tou;,,y 70 cAplain thp demand for money
A. the West hy referring to the great increase III
business shown there. and NJ tic Son'h "E """N
cI.,rnrs AZ the West, for three weeks "I - y
tcmhcr thi. increase has l"'ci 80 per c'hu o'r'
LAST YEAR and should not I've forgotten 'i''' wv
| rNchnuscs last year III September WERE D." i''
| cen, greater ut tie West than III lsN'. =" a.
| all Southern cities the cleArncs this year $40"
! , gin OF .33 PER cent for September '|''S ''Nr'
following gain of H. per cent III tie same Vionh
las, year Blt the very object OF these hs't"
| tons is to economic the uA OF money ana h''''
tho rrturn OF currency Ia it's normal rhanici' anu
I'm, no.utadc of cA,hau-c, indicates the efficiency
| Of tins. moncy-s,vinr :tpparaf;s, as Wei rs 'li"
| mignitri, Of tie hic Germany wv '''
| ,rcn no such increase 80 the above iiSties ""u'i
| ,rdic.,c in ui.ntl;.-s ot III" prnciPH! produri,
| ,,ovcJ A. the West aui the exchanges always I'M
! br zee urge payments on account "i phsii"S'
! y,,cral months past But tn" N'lime "t 'f""'
/ nevertheless continues Surprisingly lar2c. IN We"
, +, martial failure O! soluc impor''''t crops ana
| fin, nnaNoiIablr shrinkdIr IN tranS"'I"ns j. ne
! f.rrrd lon.cr than might have been eAir''c.