New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-04

, ,.ssad since new wool began to come ioi
noe 10 10 have been only 44,c00,0oo pouu''
',a;nst II O 600 900 last year. In COTTON soo''
- aid % no more demand, but II Is eno"",1.
,,,- haovv reduction Of prices, regular VI p.
~ ,;oos selling at A IL cents, against ,e"''
.,,a so.son opened little better den'an" 'D'
.,,i,hor goods is secn and some WORKS nave s''' ''
.,in,nents Of boots and shoes from bos'o" -"
,,onl ,,ere 3G per cent less than for the sam. "'
,ost v.,r and failures in the shoe "a'e "
numerous -, .. soor a.
7. 10 reasoned that works will start soon' "'
.. ,rouhl.s are out Of the way. But me
ouestion is largely one of demand ana WIZ" ~
tudes ont of employment and others WorH'.rs
49,, ,,anos IL !. not strange that the dernahh
:. .,.cl, The call for imported goons a''o
s,,on In the last five weeks Only 80 -'''
,,ortb Of drygoods have been importer loi 'o"
suu,uton NJ New-Y0rk, against Sll'oo'''!~ ''
rho same weeks last year, and the value '"'o""
i,,o warehouse nearly doubled Dealers thious
nm, the country find il hard to reailze D" '''e'
.toc, and merchants remark that wi'Teas '"'
are usually frequent payments along '''ro"s.
season AGAINST accounts when mature III o''
,'L Xovember. this year such partial payments
n ,romelv few Inability to collect from coun-
,, dealers il pushing some strong houses close 10
al Y.
Il J.. stated was obliged last week to appear 10
o,.d;,ors having on hand $l,25O,OOO goods ana
81 ann OO0 hills receivable but IL was iouh'
| o,..arv 70 Grant extensions on 81 ,0O0,0oo ho''s
maturing September !. The Dahks nave JUL
enabled by mutual aid to carry CUSTOMERS "i"'"
more extensively than they could nave u'ne o'"'i
wise but until customers can SRI an" 'o"
tr,mcnt of certificates can hardly De eNP'',e'.
Tho volume of trade shown by clearing houses
outside New-Nork in August was w. p''
,css than last year at the East 2s' per c"i' '|
NJ the South 36.2 per cent less AT the "e'' ",'.
| A. = Der cent less on the lacihc COAST mah'"s
decrease for the whole country 80 per ''"'' "
/ Iulv the decrease was Il per cehr, anu III """'
! 10 per cent Imports at New-iorh III ""7
show a decrease of % per cent WINE oc VAN"
! of exports was slightly larger thah i"nt H'I'
+ Tho morement Of wheat has not been helped by th'
Vienna report showing the worlds proour'io" '','
cou.mption for the year evenly balanced for tile
uupreccdented stocks brought over Ill INNS co""
,rv were not reckoned in, nor was any allowance
made. for Government estimates VIGOROUSLY i''
below the actual yield. In cotton large export
.r, :oain likely 10 be DELAYED by the magnitude
% s;ocLs held abroad amounting September ! 10
A34O0O bales American, against l,60o,oo ia''
,o,r or 1000 i'm 1891, $4,000 in 1890 anu 3'''i
! ooo in 1889 As the stocks here are also ?oo
! ooO bales larger than three or ionr years as'
foreigners may wait a good opportunity 10 ouS'
New.YorI banks made favorable report bu'
,osr showed n smaller gain than was eNpec,'u
Money does not come back from the INTERIOR p"'
last week more went cut than came III. NOT ooe'
Il sceu Z, come ont Of boards. The Treasury anu
hanks together hold of gold only Sl,ooo'o"o more
than month ago. though over S4O,O0o,Ooo ha'
been imported. aud the banks hold @9''oo,oo'
less legal tenders, though the treasury HIS au'
g, n,'D ooo 90 ,lo circulorion The question
.,hot becomes Of the money is as interesting a
ever. Not - per cent of depoeltors in SAVING
lonk., whose notices expired on Thursday nave
drawn out their funds, which il highly encouras
ing. But with Sl,6sO 100000 OF eiic"''', ~"
,borc would not BE- use here and at other ci.l'
for about so, OO0,O0O of clearing certificates w
.;d.s # the boarding were not large Oohli'enc'
has been restored very much in stock ana Dune
sn.cul,tiye markets but not 50 much thus iar II
factories and mills or the faims