New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
raADE AND nsdxcE ABROAD

..s =, email, currency in Italy Is moss
severely felt every day. While tne ,,o,,a,,ons
attempts to remedy II BY diplomat. ,sore,arv
with the other Powers belonging 10 's'' "a ,,.ker
Union and by the coinage OF pron~s - 40, for
s,oce. private citizens are compelled 70 az,
pee' Count sevcrino Senator ana pI."
srt NJ the Administrative Board OF "e 80
pon,,ar Rank. has caused fractional cu''. ~, =.
no coined bearing his own image WIZ 80, vet
nays the laborers on his estate "' 49, .ne Gov
been and very likely will not be- sued w
eminent. any more than the Milan e''.rnncv
who put In circulation fracuona py oar time
which recalls the "shinplasters' OF inc wa cont
g., mi. country on the other hand, AT mani
meeting of the Genoa mercnants III y. closed IN the
mousy ala not take prompt measure
mt an end to the scarcity OF smai sh'e'
10 old the American adversaries OF u'e
n,,r,ov law continues to be the watchworn Oh VIZ
a-,ha-r rrencb towns engaged In the woohe" ~,
a,,s,rv which have suffered through the succcS','
oreration OF that law. representative
,raotrade Franco-Amercan Com"i'ee =" ,r
bas arrived lately at Roubaix. ana re''e'.' -,
I,,en Iagache president OF the Cha"oe' " 80.
,,a-ce Of that town. to call meeting at WIZ.
II. -, cord,tion of the French woollen INDUSTRY
- &c dealings with America will be shown chic,a.
st.,istcs reveal that the exports OF .nls IA With
to the United States In lss1' f Az q cco 600 The
nos hss ~ ~ Roubaix Tourcoing and Rheims III '''
decrea SO amounts to ADo,vU
, ~ no very successful, much
go ,har IN the Newfoundland waters a'""s
49, .,r,can coast OF the Atlantic, on 'he Sa
and western Soudan regions, between inc -.
Islands and the mainland. FISHING II >" 80
that a crew OF from twenty five 10 thrss M" Ii,
.,oh !, . dav from $500 to 5000 hsh, WINE ha'u,
ea'e" ~ aa,,,d no caught around Newfoundland
:, A. ..u,a time The money value OF this hsmhs
T., C.narv uators Is about 3,0OOVo duros' "''A'
though q "a spanish region. the fishermen sle 10
Spaniards but English. portuguese ~
gans.
The statistics of Cuban production anu
merce during the first half OF TINS year va" =,
vet been officially published; but LAS NoVena"e'
OF Ncw-York feels authorized 70 puo'is" 49,
Cuban 6p,res which IL has obtained iroh az
experienced person. The condition OF 'e 49,
production and trade referring TO the seaso'' 80
has lust terminated. Is as follows; export uu,"o
the first six months OF this year. 5ss,4' tohe'a"a'
NJ 24o pounds each. OF those. 55s.92l tons came
- ,h tinted States 2l9iO to Canada. 1870 10
snoin and 30i5 to England. The local cohsu'"p-
ton during the six months amounted 10 "''o' ~
The importation Of precious metais ilo,' go,
| l. 1893 to August was: Cold so'lo1'''-' S'
| 81 $50 400 The export was; Goid' st'i"f-'' %
S5el 40 The tobacco trade during the hrst nan OK
,saa vas Exnortaton 1876 956 terces of leaf TOBACCO.
which is 5OOA above the figures In issI he
boxes of cigars; or 23.S1 less IMAM nwo
| cl.
pounds each) of 'picadura, ana sLoS 9iS topacev
9torcido" which is l3S7l,2iS less than In the hfs'
| six months OF ls2
| American farmers and grain exporters may DC
| interested to know that the production OF cereals
| 10 constantly increasing in Rumana, which is,
with Hungary and Russia, one OF their principal
| councillors in the grain markets Of Western Eu-
rome In the export OF Rumanian cereals nIrlhs
the last twenty-five years the following exu,Jrdi-
nary increase is shown 1861 5lsS0 tons; 3D. ez',
ss4 tons; 1880 1852 tons 1885. l53ss+ tons; lS"
2Osl 700 tons 1t is difficult to predict exactly the
amount of the crop for 1898; but according 10 APP
I parently trustworthy information from diVers
| sources the export of Rumanian cereals VIII pe
one-third more than in 1890 and obtain also better
| prices.
| The proposal OF the Guatemalan Govern
ment to exact the payment in gold OF
| considerable portion OF the duties on I'M
| ports has not met with favor In the press and
! throughout the country This proposal may, there
| fore not be acted upon. inasmuch as 1t was
| preached in the governmental organs as a feeler.
! The main objection is that such a payment IN
gold would amount to an increase OF l'O per cent
in the rate or duties.
| The Siamesa railroad between bjangkok ana
| Korat is rapidly advancing in It's copstruction.
| The building contract was signed in December,
| 1882 and the road was to be finished within five
years Work had actually begun in March, before
the formal signing of the contract The line VIII
| be PCS kilometres long and will make necessary
the building of 1S bridges The gauge is LABS metre
on the 18th of last April the line from Be
| TO Paknam, about twenty-five kilometres N
| was opened.
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