New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-30
tbo declne in leather. when yieiueu 49,

the decline In leather. when y'e'ueu
again though hides rose
Tboro was some reduction In prices oi prov"
-. md IN. demand for cotton goods does
ma, enlarge. British exports for eleven months
ha,, hoor are Ooo 900 yards less than In lSef or
oor conf l1llls producing staples sure 10 De ID
noroond are accommodating goods, but there ~ 'e''
confidence felt as to the extent Of deHano -,
,,,,,ro Tho woollen mills have also re""''"
o,ro GRADES of wCn,en'g dress goods aD"u' ~
oor.s ard tho average OF prices Is ABOUT IN pei
r, ,ower notwithstanding the more hopoi"'
,a,iro caused by the passage OF the House 'Ai'"
hu, Oraors are still 90 far behind that CUM
ora.i,,eIv few mills have an encouraging ou'i"""'
e,,es of wool Mt the three chief markets "e'0
about g. 900 900 pounds a. firm prices HI" INC ''
ia stronger at some points s'a'o"'"
porting to show the quantity or "oo' !" I
the end OF the year. when IN ioi"iei ,r,.
been considered OF value. 10 prh'eu Wy ~
,ou,.,, woo, and Cotton Reporter" though Hs
49,, e1uros are Of December q. and It's STATE
ment for Boston, the most important po''
reached by deducting reported safes i'o''
,,,r,oa receints for the year, II there were no
NO., soId q second time and as II there were no
yoo, nm hand January l. II the figures given III
a,oo,e ANYTHING. they indicate that the STOCK III
poston has been increased during the year W
about Al. 900 pounds domestic ana ol'Vo0'V''
pounds foreign wool
Produce markets were not ACTIVE ai'
manic though wheat recovered a traction. "es
ern receipts for four weeks have oeeh -'''-'''''
bushels against 1149,232 for the same WEEKS i"''
wear while Atlantic exports. flour lnciuoeu' 'a'e
been 752s960 bushels. against '''o''o'o ia"' 'a'
rvnorts from both coasts were slightly larger
ce,pts Of cotton for the month have been ABOUT
.b,rd ,sss than last year and slightly less than
IN 1872 when the crop was hut 6,7OO'ooo oaies'
,ho,,ah tbs ouantity which has come into sight
IN TO date is slightly larger than at the Same
date IN 1892 Notwithstanding the advice given
70 keen back cotton as far as possible Inc TAX
,rgs ~ sninners have been 0072 bales, against
991 $40 in the same weeks OF 1892 and the exports
have been so 900 bales larger than In that year.
The nrice has remained unchanged ana n''ie
change seems probable at present in the market
for other products ,,
Railroad earnings in December thus far wlthih
the United states alone have been "a per cent
larger than last year. but 5s per cent less 'haii
in 1892 and for November the comparisons were
Sc per cent increase over 1894. but IL per cent oe
crease from 1892. While the roads are moving
great quantities Of freight. their earnings are no'
correspondngly good. The payments throug"
clearing houses were greatly swelled last week
by the panic and the immense liquidation II
caused. and were larger than In the same week
of 1892. but for December thus far the ca''y
average has been 1S per cent larger tnan iast
year. but 1872 per cent smaller than IN losZ'
Treasury receipts for the month also looked
small. and imports have declined percep'ioiy'
which is encouraging respects the prooaoie
movement of gold but does rot indicate IN
creased Industrial activity.