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The amount imported up to July, 1884, is not large
as that for 1882 s4 lsa an il may appear from this
that importaons have not been very heavy that
we gcng beyond ability to pay. This is very
true to certain extent thus far but unless the supply
stops, unless our mportations at re.uced,
shall become deeply indebted than able to H.
qnate Our mportations have been very heavy through
out the country New York not the only port into which
foreign manufactures have been pouring since last Janu
sry Every port ofenry in the country shows very
increase in the value Of the mpoaons and receipts from
customs On the other hand exports have been very
much reduced in value at home, and from many port,
have been much smaller than usual The total mpor,a
ton into the country for s4s valued $50 $50 s2
and the exports for the time 500 063 266 Our
foreign trade this year Is likely to be reversed and
much larger balance placed against than ever
our credit The exports Of specie in August amounted
TO Si,lSo79a and the imports for the same period
$es642 leaving balance against OF asa for one
month. The precious metals must set towards foreign
countries until foreign trade becomes equalized by
cessation Of imports, indebtedness quidated by
cash payments.