New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05

, O, New-York has been 81 per
con, for Eabruary. with a slight increase IN 90
-, xnorts Customs receipts at all points III
n,h,o,,. ,vere 3S7 per cent less than last year,
Inn, ,ba door "a GO in internal revenue was Only -
nor cort Sill the Treasury gained last "eeN
only $500 900 gold while losing Sl'ZoVoVo 'n'e''
and nutting out ST. 500 900 more paper Inc ''o'u
of money from the interior has not ceaseu'
but about s. POO. 900 came in last week. anu TIC
cash in banks rose to $2OS, 100000 COO peeih ~
go abroad $125O,OoO to Havre ana s''o''- -
Havana last week, while sS05oI4 IN siINe' "''o
went TO London IT.,
These shipments Of silver. amounting IRON" '"is
city alone TO $7359,l22 since the new year 'es""'
have depressed silver bullion to ga per o"no''
and commercial bars here are osf4 ce"''
fau IN February was 31sd. or over 10 per cent
and since January A. Sod or 1913 per cent. Dur
ing the last year the decline has Deeh heai'S ~
per cent The closing of several mines u"ii
the week Is reported, but the supply SUD- s'e"'y
exceeds the worlds demands, particularly -
India imposes per cent duty on ih'po'' To-
Is also noticed that the fall has somewhat SCI
Gus effect exports OF cotton goods llol 'A''
country to the far East and presumably BRUSH
exnorts and Industries will be affected Also EN-
cent in this indirect way, the market for cotton
ouiet during the week at 1862 for middiihg up
,ords Rut those who estima ted the yield for the
wear al 600 900 bales find that 6,5l36l5 came i'o
eight IN half the wear, about 100000 more than
last wear 10 date and since 100000 bales came
forward after March I last year. the fact that
the decrease in February only sixth seems
to foreshadow a total exceeding 7,2OO,OOo bales
Talings Of Northern spnners in February were
but 50 741 bales against 157,5OS last year. whhe
exports were 4s97l5 bales, against 29'Ooo last
year
The cotton industry is using up cotton on manu.
and several mills have stopped ALREADY WIN
print cloth hardly salable at 275 cents thous"
considerable business was evoked by the reuu0
ton of half a cent in Indian Head sheetlhgs anu
Amoskeag tcklngs There was somewhat more
demand for sworsted and woolen dress goods put
most woollen products are slow or movement
One large clothing house at a very recent da'e
showed on hand unsod goods amounting 10 al
most 80 per cent OF IT'S usual business Tor the luh
year and the banks think 1t probable that part
Of the recent demand for commercial loans was
IN effect for renewals on account Of stock still
unsod principally Of the higher grades or goods
I'm all directions the demand is to marked eX-
tent for medium and cheap articles But sales
Of wool last week were nearly up to last years
and only 2i3 per cent short for February while
shipments Of boots and shoes according 10 THE
shoe and Leather Reporter" were for the week
only 8 per cent and for the month only lb5 per
cont short of last Years. There is more demand
for iron pronucts. although prices are still set
fling downward, and 81 per cent Of the Conneils-
willie coke ovens in blast with some further
increase reported last week.
Speculation in products was not very ac'Ne'
wheat and corn changing but a slight traction
Exports Of wheat in four weeks from both coasts
have been 1856 900 bushels. against l2.s9s'52 last
year and the receipts at Western ports were
$50 500 last week. making for the year thus
far lC5l32l9 bushels, against 29l4e'39' Tor inc
same week last yea. Hog products were some
what weaker. but I'm other speculative markets
the changes were unimportant