The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-10-25
THE WEEKLY REVIEW.
Dun's Report shows Small Exports and Large Imports-The Weeks Failures.
 Nru YnRE Oct 0n -R C. Dun & Co. 's

Dun's Report Shows Small Exports and
 Large Imports-The Weeks Failures.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-R. c. Dun x Co. 's Weekly Review of Trade says:
 Cotton being 6cents and wheat below 55 cents each lower than ever since present classiiica' tions were known. export of gold instead of prod ucts are the silent features in business this week Distribution Of foods to consumers goes on fairly with gains at nearly all points in com parison with last year, but not yet at rate to sustain the present volume of manufacturing production, so that prices weaken little. The domestic trade reported by railroad earn ings in October is 3.4 per cent. less than last year l34 per cent less than 1892. The pay ments through the principal clearing houses for the third week of october are 2.3 per cent greater than last year, but 3l.5 per cont. less than in 1892. The daily average for the month is 56 per cent larger than last year, but 2si smaller than in 1892. With many features oi encouragement business has not yet reached expectations. and it is evident that the loss oi part of the corn crop and the unnaturally low prices of other great staples affect the buying power Of millions.
 Wheat for October delivery fell to 54M cents on Wednesday and in spite of some recovery the average for October thus far is ? cents be- low the lowest monthly average ever made which was in September, and was nearly lC cents below the lowest prior to this year, the october average being 50 cents below that oi October, 1891. or 1890. Western receipts are only 4.7OO, ,491 bushels for the week against G. 063 333 bushels last year, and Atlantic ports 631, 0si bushels against 89j,343 bushels last year but the controlling fact is that no demand as yet promises to clear away the enormous sur plus. Cora declined 4 to 1 cent during the week with receipts not a quarter of last year and exports not tenth. Pork products were snail and weaker, with lard a quarters cent lower.
 Domestic exports from this city in two weeks of october were IS per cent. less in value than last year, while the increase in value of imports has been 2 per cent. Much of the decrease in exports is in the price, but in August anl September the quantity of wheat decreased over one-thirl Provisions and cotton gained but oil decreased and in minor products exports in September declined l6 per cent The increase of i'm ports. exclusive of sugar, was over 25 per cent. in September. and in two weeks Of October at New York over 43 per cent. With this heavy increase in purchases, and a decrease in sales of products abroad, the market for foreign exchange is in position to be quickly affected by withdrawals of capital or apprehensions regarding the future peace of Europe. To the half million dollars exported Tuesday 1t is expected that as much will be added to-day. It appears that three trust conn panies have now over f40,O00,00O idle money, and that eastern mill loans are being taken from New York by English banks. while the Northwestern demand for money IS unusually small The treasury is again falling back ward in reserve and large imports yield a little less revenue than last year while internal rev. enue for the past three weeks is s4,600,0J0 smaller than year ago.
 During the past week the failures have been 2j3 in the United States against 3il last year.