New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
TRADE AND FEN4NCE ABRO4D.

discussed by VI. Nasse Mine COMMISSIONER io'
,he Government in a recent number Of lie Jour
~, 40 !, Soc,at4 de Statlstique de Paris" He
states that Germany possesses actually l0'co"p.Vw
Of tons of coal without counting tne hsnt te.
which corresponds to about Z*n"yV" Wns II T,,rn
pean Countries 2NGOO5 tons 70 be extra rres
9 O of TnIc e ar are to F sr lee"a NJ Sasse
thinks that al the actual rate of consumpttSohi cvai
WI be exhausisa Tifnp S and within 500 or
100 years in Great Britain and Germany.
Ius, before the outbreak OF the actual revolu-
tionary movement in the Republic or san sai'auor
rails for tramway cars were being laid IN the
streets OF Santa Teca and OF san SALVADOR '"'
capital
Cotton raising goes on rapidly in Turkestan, ac-
,,r1inp 70 n report read before the Geographical
Society Of Paris by NJ. Blanc, on his return from
an important mission that he was sent TO fuihi IN
Central Asia The Russians had first sent 70 the
United States agents charged to collect all specimens
Of seed. and important results have been obtained:
Tearlv f70OOOD0 Nogrammes OF cotton are now
annually produced in Turkestan which Is very very
r,ssd which had been built exclusively in view OF
military strategic movements mas become sgva,
lion of the grown cotton and the machinery and
men for its exploitation
The Cuban papers report with great satisfaction
the arrival at Baracoa on board the steamer Jorge
Dumois of the engineer representing the American
connanv which will build the elevated road from ths
look ~ Yumlri to the plantation or Los ldanos
The same steamer had landed also the material for
The construction of the road. which VIII reacn an
fnr as La Sabana. at the end Of this month
In the same island Of Cuba. Cienfuegos. the
main work Of the pier destined to facilitate the
loading and unloading OF coastwse vessels is termi-
uafed In the town Of Camajuani Sloep IS ABOUT 70
be- spent Immediately Tor the Duhdihs oi d" "'ue
duct.
The Northern Sea is threatened with depopulation.
Sine. fishing is made by steamers. as shown in
statement recently read by Herr Hencke before the
Fisheries Society OF Hamburg Germany He ex-
plains tina, when fishing was done by saiooats the
nets were taken up frequently than II Is done
on board the steam srnacks and that the small fry
y.ere NJ, snotherei in the nets and could live and
crow when thrown back into the sea. 1t was In
contamination FOR some time to prohibit fishing 10
steam boats but Herr Hencke proposes as more
a certain growth or thickness. to adopt nets with
wider meshes and to practise artificial breeding.
In Guatemala the official organization OF the Monte
de PIedad. or Pawnbrokng Administration and Ma
,ional Savings Banks has been CONCLUDED ey the ap
pointment OF Senior Don lgnaco SOILS as director VI
that state establishment.
The increase of the mercantile fleet OF Germany
during the last quarter OF century has been
very great as shown by the figures published IN
the "Prometheus." by Mr.. Wis,icenus. In 1871 Ger
many had only IA merchant steamers; In 1873. she
had 9S6 and the crews had gone up from ABS men
In 1871 TO 2ill3 in 1888 Between 1851 and 1892, 1,2so
vessels had been built In Germany 22 built abroad,
and 5S foreign craft had been purchased The
IONS against S6S 59 tons for those built abroad
and 34i9Gi tons for the purchased foreign vesseiA
A new signal to avoid railroad collisions has been
invented by Alamo Bono. young machinist or
San Reno Italy The newspapers OF the region
say marvellous things about the invention. wne ei
they describe as extremely slhp'e' oi easy appA-
cation and not expensive.
IN Ecuador a native company is to be formed by
l,fc raj 70
tween Chimbo and the Pichincha Falls No finan-
cia all In advance is 10 be asked from the State.
as Is usual In Latin countries. The Government
viii have TO pay FOR every kilometre OF the road
| oriv after that klometre shall have been actually
I,,ii, The funds for those payments will come
from new taxes imposed upon alcohol and tobacco
In Mexico has tust been published the first
series of the complete writings OF the ilustrious
hirisconsult D. Ignaco J.. Vallarta. who died re-
GENTLY There will be three series or TINS WORK.
tho first one includes chapters on constitutional
laws and on the writ OF habeas corpus which is
90 little known In Latin countries where II begins
O. Sna oo American juriss. among whom Senior
Vallarta one or the most hustr'oSS anu IN
fluental.
Tho latest papers from Guayaqul. Ecuador. re-
nov, mot a terrible and destructive fire occurred
- .,o, c,,v where Il caused great losses OF prop
er,v on the other hand the same place had oeen
threatened for some time WIN a., aptSrapu Az.
,aiovv fever which has since almost ehtireiy us
appeared. , $500.
An insect called concunIa is causing great appre-
,ana,on omona the farmers Of the Argentine Re-
nuh,c especially in the western region. about the
CITY OF Mendoza. paper OF shat place the De-
-, " Grated AT the end OF January that the forage
80 ~, the cnttle contained large number OF con-
cunI,las It appears that the swallowing OF the
many insects mixed with the forage causes an In
o,mmat,on in the animals throats resulting In dis
ease II was feared that general epidemic might
hreak out inasmuch as the concunlas are increas-
ing In number every month, and no remedy has
vet been found 20 check the ravages they cause In
the Argentine cattle ranches
ANOTHER RICH STRIKE AT CRIPPLE CREEK.