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Show itcEKLr he. ii.iv ur thaw:. Though gold eirt bare not yet ceaaedtha country haa met, without the slightest disturbance, a drain un precedented In magnlludoaiid sudden lies. The market I well supplied and caay, large amount ol currency bavo com from the country without causing tlrlngency In any of tho Ira-(ortant Ira-(ortant Interior markets, and Iho legitimate le-gitimate bust neat of the country ha Uen In no way Impeded. A hravy falllntpeculallve pilcua for product haa ouly facilitated larger exports. Meanwhile crop prospect aru eice tlonally favorable, and tha belief alreugthens that very heavy ex'nrts In tbe lumratr and fall will bring back to the country all tha gold that It may need. If the prevalent feeling la a shad ton hopeful, It la most encniir aging, and most slgnlflcautof roinmer. clal strength and aoiiulueai, tint tho drain of gold In April and May haa caused M llttlo apprehension. The most )oworful auatalulng liillu-encu liillu-encu la the coutlnuaurauf exceedingly faorablcroi proaprits. I'ublla aud prlvato advlcua from all rta of tho country concur that, tinea thenlus which began two week ago, th. outlook out-look ha greatly IniprovkJ. In sonio locallllos tributary lo New Orliana rain lauieded for cotton and sugtr,but winter wheat la now ao far advanced In many Htatea that a heavy yield la con. Idcred certain, and the t roapect for other grain I at bright at It well can beaVthWdata. Wheat ha fallen 1 eta. on tale of SI million buihelshere, corn & ita. on salo of 0 mlllloua buahela, aud oil ct. Hugtr la a shade lower for nuisoovado raw und for graoulited. In general Iho price ofcommoJIllo haro declined not far from one par otut. for tba week, aud will further decline at new crept draw near, If nodlaaater comee No change Is seen In the woolen manufacture, though fine domestic fleece Is a little weaker In tone. The cotton manufactnre progresses without change, and llaitern failure have caused ctoll duluiei In tha boot and hon and leather trajw, even for Hi. dull season. At Philadelphia there la general bestlallon beciuta of the slat of clly finances; the liquor trade Improves; Im-proves; wool, grocerlr and tobacco are dull. At Pittsburgh window gla-s la depressed by building strikes, but at Clavelandtrad.lt fairly good, and at Cincinnati brightening a llttlo. At Chicago receipt of Flour and grain, lard and butter fall btlow hut year', nnd of cured meat ovtr 00 per ceiib, but wool receipts more than double, gains appear lu drened beef and cbeeso, and In eilrl otdry good, cloth-Ingand cloth-Ingand shoes. At HL Iioutt trade; It of fair volunio w Ith colh-ctlont satis factory, at Kaniis City train Is fair, with crop J respects nevnr better, at HI. Paul there Is Improvement, and at Minneapolis lumber la actlro but flour very dull. At Louisville th outlook I brlghltr with manufacture fully employed, and at Nashville trade brightens, but depression continues al Meiu'lils. Hugarlt In Utter demand at New Oilrana, and cotton steady at a decline, ntolaue being unchanged. Th only Interior market al which stringency Is reported ar Havaunali and Memphis, though money Is firm at New Orleans and In atrong its man.) al Minneapolis, and a Utile cloaual Cleveland Cleve-land and Iktrolt. |