New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-27
HONEY IND 81 NINENS.
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large. and is so far advanced, that a disaster
can hardly be apprehended so extensive as to
/ leave the country without plenty for home use
/ and EXPORT with possibility OF better prices If
/ the WELD Is reduced The corn and cotton crops
/ both promise well for the time Of year The
| money markets are better fortified than Tor
many years, and with larger revenue beginning
n week hence. and certainty that the new loan
VIII b. taken on terms most advantageous TO
| the Government. there is no reason to fear that
/ any contingency of war will disturb the sound
| ness of the Treasury or currency. Il Is another
! advantage that the attempt u discuss the cur
/ rency biz this year has been abandoned. Inc
rrocross Of fore IS toward a satisfactory termina-
| ton of the war is greater than could have been
/ ovncctea in two months The financial. naval
and military strength shown has. 10 say the
least. greatly lcssened the chance Of any trou-
bic with other Powers than Spain The indus
tries which are never doing their utmost in the
! las, ten days Of June. are apparently nearer
the maximum Of production than in any preNl-
Gus year at this time.
II these are solid grounds for reasonable con-
! ndence one other may he seen in the position
Of the security market. which has shown for
! months that kind OF strength which Is most
significant Near the end Of a crop year. with
decreasing movement and crop uncertainties,
there is often opportunity to buy cheaply. The
/ declaration ~ war depressed the aNrrag" price
of railway stocks 20 So - April l. but II ros"
that week and the next and reached S'' - by
May = and so - jun T. ard though 1t settled
hack To- s5SG4 a week ago. with some foreign
selling IL closed AT so ~, on Saturday. fOV,r
t,,., months Of such q market. with considerable
sales at times from the other side AID by fright
.,,,, scoln,rs here indicates ,hai stocks are not
,,.,,,,. ,.ld ~, uo,,,l. who ar. looking for an
..,,,,,, ,.r,o, rt.. d.n,,pI f.r bonds has also
,, ,sd, larc.. AID significant Earn
t.. .,, half ~ INN. have. not shown as good ln-
,r,... ..s I'm Nav and scarcely any over fN.2
las, ,h. ,,.rth f. naturally one IF limited traffic
TN, limitation docs not aprly 10 fh. wheat OK
,.,ts ,or June which have amounted 10 IL
4;l51l bushels already with a week. ~ ,hn
,,.r,h q, come This raises tn. known exports
,... far .., 11t 77G o,G bushels. f,~ the crop yrar
,.,I,,., otn5-35ll bushels corn Tho cash
,,... has risen a little from - IT, II cents dur
,,r I'M. last week with a slight decline in The
r,ly .ntion AS prospects ~ a great yield con-
finn. tludImiui4h.d The foreign bidding for
cash s,un II continued AZ the recent rate is
i,l, ,o MAY ,,,.-r tricks with th. near months
,,.,,,o. n.f,r. long Corn is a fraction weaker
. ,i... ,h,,oh th. known ,xports this month
,,'s e,r b,,. been Il S,7 600 bushels
L F..ff. T. from TO- e., =. "a
u,, a.. , ~, natural ...,,,.n,.. IF - rise. that
,., 49,, substantial reason The report. II ncr.-
,., and co,diti,u are. o, tho whole. very good
,u ,, ,,,, ,..,,,. a., mn, ,,,,eb.i with .,caf- !
. , .... , - ,.~...t rtts ,,,,,.b IN ~
i. .t. ,,r,s, - i,, -,
,. d., t tAu- .,,, Cha. ,.,,tos, .,,. th..,
,,.,,, and ..x,.r,s thi. ,.or has, been 9oo 72G
,i. .,,,t.,s, 10 loa I'm tba, ,,,,nth ,,hu. TAX
, 80 ,,r,h..-,,. .r,l,n.rs have. also b4.n larger
,,,,,..h opl, - ooo hal.s Hut the Northern |
mile though meeting a somewhat better de- |
,,ord arr. ,ot navy nushed to th, utmost and ac-
.,... ,.,., r-,,r,,, arr. mn, r,rtt.,,r,rlv hright
- a., ,,., e.. ,,,,,,s 9, hilo mil. s,ocl,s ~ |
,..,,o, 49,, r,ro ,,.r =, Grcat britain and ON |
tho Continent llGs 900 bales against 7iI.OOO "A /
wear ago
r,b ,,o,rlo, industry has N this time its rcgu-
lar annual period ~ uncertainty about future |
demand for good. and fltur. prices # materials
The reduction In price u clay worstc,Is is inter
ur.t.d as A rather hopeful sign i'm view Of the |
reported change ~ terms about dating and re-
s;rlction Of price for two months but nevcrthc- |
less dampcns hope FOR some who had counted on !
on advance in goods without which they hold it |
impossible To pay prices now asked Icy Western |
growers and dealers about four cents higher |
than can Ice realized mere. Extreme dulnc5s in |,
wool is natural and sales have been only H. /
C953ro pounds in thrcr weeks. against 293S5.1o !
last year and 23.12S 2OO In the same weeks Of |
1872 but the purchases would evidently bee !
smaller yet had not the mills a good many or
dors still untitled for which some additional ma /
tcrial Is found necessary. The boot and shoe |
makers are receiving numerous supplement-
airy orders at the recent advance in prices !
It * claimed. and many have business ahead for |
several months but the striking feature Is still /
the number and urgency Of demands for imm"-
date delivery dealers having sold out sooner