Show k FINANOE AND MINING t Lead Stationary but Silver Goes Down Big Ore ud Ballten Output Weather and CroThe Finds in Lo an Canyon Jhe SrgtrFact3rgOur MInes In the east crop reports are not quite up to expectations ana are construed as indicating indi-cating a deficient supply of corn and oate while any possible deficiency in wheat and cotton will be more than met by surplus stocks But prices have advanced quite Bbsrply ana exports of domestic products r lall below last years The great industries are all doing remarkably well excepting the Iron manufacture in which labor controversies con-troversies have been partially settled and I Beem likely to be wholly settled speedily Boston reports money stronger with in crcttt > eu uuuiduu uuU too volume of trade larger than usual for the season In fall clothing trade is heavy and steeds of 7 woolens are being closed out while orders for spring goods are liberal 1 Trade in dry goods is rendered larger than usual by liberal western orders particularly par-ticularly in womens dress goods At Philadelphia wool is also strong with free receipts groceries dull but up to the average manufactured iron in better demand de-mand and other trade comparatively I quiet At Baltimore trade In dry goods and hardware is good and shoe manufacturers i report business far ahead of last year I r At Cincinnati manufacturers ot omens I shoes report a very prosperous aoai on with trade 10 per cent greater than suit year I and at Cleveland business is fairly active in ill principal lines I Chicago reports sales greater than a year r ago and receipts of hides oats and barley i I snow some increase ot Hour and cured meats 50 per cent and of lord a tnreefold i increase while some decrease appears in i wool cattle and rye a third in wneat and corn and T 0 per cent in dressed beef Collections r Col-lections are satisfactory there and throughout through-out the wet > f At St Paul threshing reports promise an average yield and at Minneapolis business is excellent in all lines especially in lumber lum-ber Trade is very heavy nt Omaha and collections col-lections never better improving at Kansas City with money in better demand and TOO Rood at Denver At St Louis trade is of fair volume labor troubles havo been settled and collections c col-lections are more prompt than usual i Southern reports show general improvement I improve-ment in trade at Little ROOK nt Memphis at Montgomery and at Now Orleans but at Galveston collections are slow and at Savannah i Sa-vannah money it reported tight |