New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-13
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~ .'o-l.> dntir. ~" i week. w'H!" hi'irrNs
O. rv here - irml: k,hl" arti'" AMI r'lhi"it
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., and fell e. 81 = ~ -" lr,vc>t quotations TT
I.i,.d,y. ard r,.-ovrr"l :" 81? =. at ttr rp>' on
saturday. liz, people vino bong n'iuN''l :" be-
lr.'r hat li,Tldii.,r wd> III progress l''" S'"N
triAn t., ,l,i. ihrIr riiu"~. hlit ih">' wa h''
n..., h,,y,l,r nlolr ~ every fl,l since Ap'l. III
g.. ,.,.,lt,nn g Tie b"iatrl lo"u. ar" sF;r I. -
.i.,. w., tie >,i.r.a "ut l'>' w'r., KS BIT lie
g. g.. 80 No. dr>.r"i r." liter fn' n"r'lt- -
,r.nL 1--we prc>,irrt, - week Oih"r~ 1H'>-
iin whether the r,lri Of short crops has Yet hcrH
mllv felt. and appr,Irnd ihlt money my yet he
,carcc before january. Ties" point I" the 'ov-
rrnm.n, crop report as evidence that the short
nrss Of Weld has not been Exaggerated. and :"
tl. bank statement of Saturday proof TINT
the drain Of money to the interior has not Yet
erased.
The attempt 10 make il appear that the move
ucut of money Westward and Southwark is no
Larger tins year than last Is not particularly
crrtiliahlc Creating false impressions can only do
HARM Ou the ID Of August The Treasury ami New
York banks together held $3.50. ;6i:ijl IN cash,
aud now hold StGi. 6l".sUp. a loss of SOL
lt3.?:. Las, year the drcreIcr III the same
>,ork, of money during the same period WAS but
- -
have been very much largcr this year than last
The crops. which move III smaller quaint. ties than
. year ago are 80 much higher in prlrc that more
Irorry is required in the operation. Thus from
ANGUS, 10 October the receipts al Western
points were ;j,0Oo.uou bushels grain this year
against $1,000. 900 last year. but the cost hns
been about S,.;.u0oU"0, against So ,u00,"o" last
year Cotton is not higher IN price. hn' thu
moN cmcnt from plantations has been 81 much
la.s'r 10 require about 81 ,ooon"o more money
The movements oi hogs and cattle have al>o been
larger.
Tie crop report for October is interpreted az
indicating u loss Of nearly ?o.o0b.oo" bushels
wheat perhaps 400, 00U. 900 bushels corn and 700.
900 600 bushels oats. which must be taken. not
from uuantiil-s cOuhumcd farms, bui from
Quantities shipl.d to market, 80 that the los, Will
affect IN the end both the purchasing power oi
farmers pnd the business of transporting corn
u. MES, rs Vet there is observed no shrln!i1gr III
urrchuSi.,. hut the distribution OF merchandise at
the Western cities Is III volume larger than Nchr
ago. TO the Transporting companies the lss IN
uuan,ity of grain moved is no: large thus far, and
is compensated hy heavy movement OF 'fr prod
acts But receipts of gram al scaboild 'lico are
50 small as to Indicate the refariins lninrn'c oil
unnatural prices. In two weeks the receipts Of
IA last year. and of corn. 81 $3.50 bushels.
a.aiu,t jI2r-O. last year During the past
Nerk wheat has advanced IL cents. corn SIN Nj
ir.rt.un and OATS IS cents, pork products be-
,ny steady. The exports of wheat and corn con-
unue nluch below thi>c Of last year
The cotton movement is free and hrie, though
for Octoier thus Tar LITTLE smaller than las year,
while exports have been little lr.rr and alSo
| the T.. .ings OF Northern spinnrrs. The pficr OF
,,w cotton has not changed Wool Rows ~ iOugrr.
md in all quarters more encouraging orders Ion
goods are reported The boot and shoe business
also continues to record larger shipment, than Il
year ago. and leather IS firm. with hides strong.
Bui the most remarkable of all the great indus
tries is still tine iron manufacture. For H." Pitts
burg monthly rrturns show that the ramrity Of
furnace, in blast October | was 1868" tons
weekly. against lG1 .:33 September |. The 70
turns by The American Manufacturer" wOnld in
dictate a Weld Of ahont 2.34G,s4s tons for the