New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-22
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Grand Trunk bIt4 200 $500 l6.0 9,zse pa
Nickel Plate. g4e sos 6544 10.h 6,7y5 A29.l


Totals. ....... 27ai5 100 5s.os5 Io14s,sos 10
the weeks OF three years were as follows;
Week ended juno 90 1898. 1884. 1889
Sssls toms: sSss sssIIssss sss
Provisions, tons. $3.50 o,Ifz 81
Totals tons ...272l6 5sO85 4sso'
The cotton market with some irregular fluctuations
small receipts at the markets. With small recoyere:
from lowest figures futures closed 20023 points lowe,
1Iai4 points for the later months OF crop Spot
declined SIG cent and closed without recovery az
10 7l6 celts The statistics OF the movements OF hree
years are rs follows:
RECEIPTS PORTS.
lss2-ss. lsss!st. lsstIs5
Since september /, bales . ssl55i 4777sso 4712soi
EXPORTS.
E snc che se yS sts $3.50 s ss
There nothing new to aid to previous statements OF
the conditions of the iron aud coal trade The iron trade
better demand July l. The outpaof anthracite coal
January to May 81 this year 200 tons.
1ss4-a decrease tons. but the Pennsylvania
Railroad this year Increased Its output lO0l4O tons
the other companies amounts TO lO92. 900 tons. The
stock at tdewater increased during May lO5077 tons,
The Stock Exchange markets last week reported u
volume Of business than has been done In several
preceding weeks AMI general advance in values But
aside from better demand for Government bonds at
Improving figures and retail pickng-up OF lew OF
would fail reveal change IN the general character
Of the dealings Preacng analysis OF the stock market
for railway bonds generally were with thore issues
kindred to the specials of the share market and we
stocks amounted to 1,l0S.239 shares being 3O3,i3o
shares than for the pre- edng week The number
OF ISSUES dealt in eghtytwO twO than the
preceding week. Seven stocks that last week each con-
tributed $4,000 shares or more furnished S4l,ooO
those stocks five show final gains as follows
Northwestern lis. Western Union zig, 81. Paul 3ss.
Lake Shore $50 aud Central and Hudson ils per cent;
aud the other two show declines as follows Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western Il and Union Pacihc 80 per
amounting to as much as 900 shares they With
final advances were us follows Pacific Mail y ana Cen
market the trunk line shares and the advances Tor
these other han those already named, were Michigan
activity and an adva"ce for Erie second consols and
West Shore 5s made up the whole schedule; All the
but dealings in those other than already named were
in small quantities. Manitoba as "a side
cent cent but r1' that stock is so held that
neither an advance decline possesses much
siguhcance. The movements OF the NandefDHts were
shrouded in all the mystery that 1t was possible 10
attach them. The alleged causes varied almost win
each day III tho week. AT first 1t was mysterously
whispered that the interest which generally is supposed
10 have controlled the market the Souhwesterns the
coal stocks aud m 1rty 81 me grangGrs was s nn
ished reported that such progress had been
that there little doubt OF an ultimately sue
ccssful and satisfactory arrange ent being made ana
ouenv said 70 he the buying by Mr. Vanderbilt Probably
there much foundation for any one OF the stories
rs for either OF the Others neverhsiess, was tnose
stocks that made last weeks market that supported
from beginning To end and IL Will not De unprecedented
II the sequel shall prove mat II was made the occasion
for selling OF all Of the remainder OF the list Inere
certainly IL significance III the TACT tnat ahiu SO
much buoyancy Delaware. i;aekawanna and western
and Union Pacific show small declines.
The suboined table gives the highest, lowest ana nna
hnal figures of week OF thrtynine active or repre-
sentative stocks: