New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
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THURSDAY, July 30-P NJ.

few errsrs occurred in our tables foreign
Of tho United States printed this morning. ana
some of them made in the compilation For the
benefit OF those persons who file such statistics away
for reference make the following corrections: Month
OF June, 1884, the OF 81 l7725s ia tie morchan
disc movement is exports and not 1" imports" six
months 1884 and 1888 the net balances are cxcesses OF
exports and imports -; year 1s5i'so tfh specie
imports are 1892 1923, and not S4O,242,323."
supplementary to tho general statement Of exports
Of merchandise the sn.jOined table gives the
quantities $50 far ascertainabc) aud the values of
the principal articles exported aid which furnished
twothrs of the total values of the three years "Oher
cereal values include cornmea oats oatmeal, barley
and rye, and provisions" include talow aud dairy
products. The following are the comparisons:
EXPORTS.
Years ended June 80 1888. 1884 1885.
Wheat sssi sSIis
Flour .sS . sSss; .5Ss5ss
Conn., Corn 3sSsss 5@sGS
Other cerealsvalues ss.lsO770 se.s47,O70 s5esSl2s
Total values sos e8i e5s si5O5O7,OO7 si60.Ol4.seo
PrSy:n: etc. pd. sSG
FsISsa% ss
Cotton values sis677.Sa7 s20i7i5sii
Total above s6o7 69so7O se 7sO24ca
Total values OF all
merthadIse
ports......... s75O542,257 s74O,5l36o9 s74lse36s3
BY the foregoing the export value OF the prin
cipal articles for each year were as follows;
wheat eq.n.......s! i lss7 i' sss. 50 sssa
Corn Sash ::::::.:::.:.:: Ss45 sIol S5g9'
To-day's Stock Exchange market presented no new
features After short hesitationfh boom In prices
which was begun yesterday afternoon was con
stocks that are cassed as ''Gould stocks"
than in the remainder OF the market, but there was
general advance all along tho line. The good FEELING
continued TIL after midday and TIL the advances for AL
Pacific had rose from As TO 40A Missouri Pacific from
92hs to 037s and Western Union from 66s TO 6s7s Lake
Shore improved is. Central and Hudson L. and the &C
tive grangers about q 10 per cent Ruinols OF Ia
vorable character furnished faster than the market
could properly digest them but they were only rumors
mostly OF personal character and touching tho opin
ions sayings upon the market OF some OF the Leading
operators. Yet the dealings were local and I'M
questionaby largely made OF matched ORDERS so the
"bOom" found It's end In "A slough OF intense dulnoss
After that there a decline. sometimes slow and al
wiped out both todays early and yesterdays late adj
The notable exceptions In showing advances on
last evenings prices Union Pacific. Missouri Kansas
and Texas. Western Union and Northern Pacific pre-
by OperatOrsi who there usually have the earliest
and best Information OF the condition OF the crops. was
the occasion OF some uneasncss but II did not
general unloading OF the granger stocks The spccua
ton In the humor to believe unfayorabe rcpofts
and II II lid believe them. II generally has perfect con
dencc In the necessity that large operators must per
force, make higher prices for stocks To dspToye the
The market closed Irregular, but generally weak.
Government bonds were duh and weak bids were OF
for the IS aud d for the Is Annexed the closing
quotations: