New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-19

...,or was great. but the dal'y
80, :. oxchanges exceeding last year -
90 ns- cant falls 81 per cent beio" 1879 o.
-o.a .,rr,nps are not larger than year 49, -. ooo
.srh. r,roncIaI Chronicle" includes gains u '',~
c...d,.r and Mexican roads. LEAVING a 49,
sn 80. - this country and comparing VIII" ~
90 mo week of 1892 the decrease Is 10 pei ,o ,ar
IuIv the decrease compared with io'-' wa" 20
cent Railway stocks show no cnanse w. ., no
t,ce since July o. but Trust Stocks oe''' a,o 20
,os. weok Gales OF three amounting "
shores q, eight railroads to 273,3'7 snares' anu
all other stocks to 1854 shares' ar
The industries are working on the enormous u
ders taken when prices were rapidiy ao|
MANY iron works have enough Ior
ployment the rest OF the year. WIZ" o." 80.
-, MIC c,ose n the maximum and Bessemer s's"'.
" rising. much depends on railway oe'"""'" -.
sales OF rails to August were Szo'ow 'o"'' W."
d.,vere. ~ 5s2 0o0 though full output TOT seVe"
months would be about 100000 TONS De"e'
RAILWAYS will yet take much larger e.a
supports the market though many neVe''"e,N
think II has gone rather too 1ar' NC" 49,
are not now pressing. though many are Ie'e''N
The boot and shoe industry mas us Hi'us"".
season. with orders 5canty at p'eSe"'
monv CONFORMS are closing orders previously
taken and others have not enough 10 oo'
rice In nrices checks further buying but there Is
no yielding Cotton mills are reapins nai,
on the rise in the price Of cotton. Of which they
,od hou.h, ovsr 900 600 bales more than they had
consumed nv the first week of March. when prices
were about two cents lower than they are now
Notwithstanding the advance In goods print
cloths calling at three cents the rise in wages now
damn ndad would make further production uncer-
tain The wocIlen mills find their market taken
from, then, To an extent which astonishes many
bv tho ,nnortations and underyaluations or Tor
eigp goods and are the less disposed to pay the
advance of two cents now demanded for domestic
wool which is held strongly by spectators. safes
for two weeks have been 1l,593,5OO pounds, or
which 63136OO were domestic. against l44fSl9o
mounds last wear. of which l2S7o6oo were domes-
tic.
No serious apprehension has been caused by
exports OF gold for 1t is generally assumed that
the syndicate. having various railroad ana coal
projects In hand. cannot afford to permit any
thing beyond such outgo as may warrant another
issue of bonds Imports continue heavy, ana
swe, customs receipts 50 that they are only 10
nor cent below those OF August. 1892, to the same
date but deficit Of s6,6l5,563 is reported for the
month. Imports of drygoods have been $93O95l1
in three weeks against s5,76S,S72 last year and
S. 731. 4O6 in 1892, when prices were much higher
and undervaluations much less. Imports OF wool
lens alone are now sss,OOo,OOO since January l.,
against $4,000 900 in 1892, and foreign balances to
be met are not likely to be reduced within the
next two months by exports Of merchandise. espe-
cially II cotton and wheat are advanced. or
other imports in the last three weeks there were
1927 s27 Of coffee S2O7567l Of hides 81 O52,s4 OF
tea and 1912 04 Of WOOL all free, these four items
showing an increase OF sl,20O,0OO over last year,
and g. 7O4 in sugar. Most Of the increase Is in
non-dutiable articles, excepting drygoods