New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-02

roads in the weeks of three years were as follows:
Weeks ended May 81 1892 lss3, i Isst
PrOVlslona' t0ns..-..-.....-.---- DINO O"''
Totals. ons................... l04O7 2234s 522ls
The Stock Exchange markets during last week
exhibited better temper and IN some instances
large recOverics in values. There were pellous pI
severe depression. but union OF forces DeI"een INC
unliquldated bulls and the llquldated pears SO
persistently exerred its influence toward an lppre.
citation of figures and more settled conditions IhaI
the last day of the week 1t was croWued VIII "a
mar ked success. An important element toWaIu sne
final result was the scattered short " interest
individually small but in the aggregate large
which did the principal part or the ouyIng az tn9
highest tignres. The only incidents OF the week OF
n disturbing character upon when any stress was
laid were the appointment or receivers LOT INC
! Wabash Railroad Company and further ma ehnlte
developments concerning the AFFAIRS OF the heulng
Company, and as consequence the stocks OF those
companies and of Central OF New-Jersey were con CON
sp1cuOusly weak. Reading, atter an auNalCe " -
Per cent. closed with final gain OF only g. ana the
Wabashes each q higher. Central OF New
Jersey rose from 81 lo1 80 to 81 and closed weak
NJ SO. Missouri Pacific n special feature III tho
weeks trading and ended at it's highest hgure-an
advance of 10 per cent-and Union Pacdlc
T fIe' to G a.. The last movement in Union
Pacific somewhat influenced by an un0nclal
statement that the net earnings for Aprh VIII SHOW
a decrease of only S1j0,0OO which was dlsap-
pOintment to those who have sold 1t onthe previous
report that they would SHOW decrease OF p1oOiII
600 There were material advances made TOT an
the old rrauqcrs; Northwestern after n decline OF
2la shows final gain OF y per cent, 81 Idus
after "A decline of per cent shows hha gam oI
73s per cent. Burlington and Quincy gained . per
cent and the Omahas 49, per cent 3uT ROCK
Island is mp only "a per cent. Dela"aIe'
Lackawanna and Western was peculiarly eriattc
it declined from 9tl4 10 9Ol2, rose 10 1854 reacUeg
TO oslo and ended at 1O3; while delaware anu
Hudson after drop of = p 10 S0I2 ana recovery
to 81 closed al 94a+-an advance Oh pLIy
03a Der cent. The Northern Plclhcs snow
final gains of 2 per cent for the common pi?I
and per cent for the preferred but oregon kailI
way and Navigation is only p ana oregon a t4,d
Transcoutnental 3 per cent higher. AMONG Ille
trunk lines the final advances are Lre Is; I'll
ada southern 25s. and Lake Shore 3 per cent
Michigan Central closed 3 and Central ana hi II
son , Der cent lower. Louisville and Nashville
shows gain of Gls, Long Island and ILLINOIS Cen
traI each CheseaDeake and OHIO first preferred s.
and Western Union J5s. The business Oh the Week
Ii davs amounted 70 2.1l242O shares against
2,IG3.Jl7 shares for the preceding lul week me
distinctive feature Of the week speculative pu7i
ness was its almost exclusive local chLIdC 'I
stocks generally commanded daily premiums IoI
| use and every day there was a hurry apouJ oqlY-
nr stoe Ks IN under the rule Tor non-GeuFery ouO
tho amount OF stocks SO purchased was insignificant
and the weight of evidence goes TO snow 1lat IAc e
| liveries last week We're more prompt IMAM InoJ
| usually have been in ordinary times
There was more steadiness in Government bonds,
hut the business generally was small tin&l DIds
for 3s are ia higher and - are e pee cen.
state bonds were almost entirely neglectcdi thee
sales were TOO small TO he slgnmcaul OF ue IonS "a
! the market. The market Tor railroad DohdS was
verv irregular and prices had WIDE nucttalioh9 !;
upon the whole there is some improvement, nut ina
final changes are small. r :,
Mr. G. v Hoffman, a member of the stock TX
change with Mr.. w. r. Woodward, has formed a
copartner-hip under the firm name OF Holman "
Woodward to transact general brokerage business
~ emeut of the Controller Of the Currency on
lime / 1881 showing the amounts OF National
bank notes and of lcgal-tender notes outstanding
ar the dates of the passage OF the acts OF une 20
1874 January H. 1875, and May 81, 1873 to-
qethcr with the amounts outstanding at date, and
the increase or decrease;
National Bank Votes
Amount outstanding June 20 1914 sgl' i93
Amount outstanding Nay s 81 1873 80 S7 ISL
Decrease during the last month Z05oSg9
Decrease June 1. les3 Observation-Disclosures 4'O5"O'-
Legai repder Votes.
Amount outstanding June 20 1874 goo 009
Amount retired under act Of January il, 1870 to
AM @y Sa s standing on and since My 81 ISIS 33G6sl0ij
Amount on deposit with the Treasurer United
dating banks and banks retiring circulation 40 80, ,.c
De aS. in deposit during the last
ton Of National gold banks not included the above
| s6405l1
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
Y e ts i. i fs5 i i. ; ;f5 st
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
5 S sa3!{}7i Inc Inc s'S S51
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
The preliminary official statement in advance OF
! this conpanys full detailed report for the yeal
ended December 81. shows that the balance OF
earnings of the year applicable 10 the bayuent OF
dividend on the stock ~ only SSO239I3, or l-lO
per cent; hence the payment OF u per cent ielt y
deficit OF $l2GGl7. The net debt was increased
Sl.49j.3~9. The statement compares WIN lAat
for the preceding year as follows;
Years ended Dec. 81, 1882. 1888 Din erence
Gross earnings. SOS 25o2 f25983 Pee ~ 3I7 ~
Balance. ........ s0I5Oa2s s5I6l2l9 Dec, 5000 .o2
AE EI}se9.sS to
debf -''.. s95ss SO s234OOO Dec sl9s6-4
Diyiden s paid 55J55aO S556,o5o -..--....-
ro,aI............. 5000 30 s5sol536 Dec slos674
ffu5spIp'. ss5ua ....-saei; Dec slo7.72o
DIETS.
heating oi d@5I l55756 scl3s4757 Inc s2l7oOol
'-' cssh assets anu s3Go75 G5ioGs8 Inc ess6l2
Net debt...... s533I9.6sO s54sI5o59 Inc s1,405S-0
Does include the company debt to the u s. Of about
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSroy STOCKS
BOSTON May 81, 1884,
Yesterday To-day X I.H,a Teddy 7;
Boston tts Lind G-nd " $50 &scs6Fb c% -. ,iS64
Giis Bur Bur 8 9cy 80. li1s rq-, ON: st. 80
~ * \. Eng - ll'il l.. lst Us - L.
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, June l-P VI.
The mining stock markets last week presented
no new features. The business was fairly mp 10 the
average, having amounted to 70,935 shares 70
days. against u ,525 shares for the preceding tull
week. Prices ruled weak for nearly all the stocks
and especially 50 for the Comstock shares.
/ sALESAF TIE NEW-KOR6 HTYING SICR4SGE
! NETWORK. May 81, 1854.
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