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Show um'kia Titm:i:iiH. DtmA. Co, In their report for tho wirk ending February 7, 199?, etfcto that the export nfgoM has not teen itirprUIng tobankrrr Ucauio aahs of securities on foreign account were uu usually large during tho coal deal excitement. ex-citement. Xolwlthslandlug thl', exports of gold at this time nro regarded regard-ed with Mirj rise. Timexo'ia of mer cliaudlm export otr Imports for the six niontlia tndlug January 31, 1W, was over $lt)7.000.00M, and why gold should go at road with this Ixilanco of trade In our favor Is n utzle. Bptculatlou tu brendfttutls has Uen much lens aotlTO since gold be 4 an to go abroad, and wheat declined four cents dunug the past week. Torn lis ri'vu J of a cent and oats 1 a cent, while scarcely nuy chaiiRis afpear lu pork products. Cotton had decline I a sixteenth, while exports have fallen oil conn! lerably during thoweek. Money contlnum hi abundant supply, sup-ply, with no pressure at any Interior market. Hut the targe thlpmcnta of gold.aald to bo for Itugsla, lead to tbn belief that money must be dearer won, anl the treasury needs at this li aeon, to rejluntsh Its balances. The stock market Is not atTectnlvery muchly the gold outgo, but It Is said that foreign salen will continue. lluslness failures for the week men Honed numbered In the United Htates 2.14 and In Cauada 31 Tor the rorret-pemllng rorret-pemllng wiek ot Itvt year tho Hgurrn were 50 for tho Unltwl Hutus and 31 for Canada. |
