cite strike affects not a fifth as many work
ers. The starting of many mines and
works, enormous exports of wheat ut.4
I corn, th- favorable news as to those cr o> ,
i and cotton, the fail in sterling ex* c.g,,
: and the n jx>rt showing that gold import*
I t>. g:ui 111 August, excevd.ng expor t t, z
1 (2.390.0%. while merchaadise exports ei
, eeded imports by $40,953,753. have a.! cun
i tributed to forward the improvement ia
I business. The replenishm.-nt of st" as . _.
! rot fcfe half finished, tliough some w*c . ,u:.j
j see no sign of improvement a few week,
ago are now find.ng it so vast ~ud rapid
•
I well as dealers have also to supply 1
' s. lves after years of enforced econ .my, .4
' while their power to purchase is ;n< r.
! every day and their actual buying it ..
1 teasons for apprt hension are no; mg-
I "Tile wheat market has declln.d . rj.
1 on lo iual of crop r.-ports. wii.e l ; *■ ,;u, s
i larger prosperity, and < orn and < ar ,
* Ir't i a little lower for like reason.-
! estimates of the h;gn.-st fina.;c;a <u
' ties regarding tequtrem.-nt-. Ironi . ...
• iiy aie not s;n.ii;er, but larger
. io.v, wane better p. in A: -
1 Australia and India . a.u out ~j
of large Enr. p- .111 supply, or oi . , . ..
.luanue <-xp» is of wheat—flour . ■ ,
| .veea. ai.u in two hio s S.*-".
I aga.".-: S.iv7..il last yeui. aa.i >;.
«j*K» UU s . .igdtlisl .Ni’J lit> I J ~ S
; 1 ’Ma.-l kVp-r is t.
