New-York tribune., 1885-03-23
EXPORTS.
EXPORTS.
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Sr ne s 3sssfs 2as ssSs
mo change is reported in the condition Of the iron
trade trade continues to be Of hsndtononth charac
s aa Sas are The
Of extreme cold weather has kept up the demand LOT
sizes OF anthracite COAL 80 % na' e
good market but some rreguarity In prices even Oh 9
Cams shes n for ae es and
large with Eastern mills are reported TO have
Sssp o aaras ns Is
There quite active Jobbing trade done In season
certain classes of standard makes OF staples at very low
figures. All accounts agree that stocks IN the interior
a very low ebb but buyers still continue to move
with great caution and supply only their immediate
wants, that stocks In first hands accumulate from te
mills There is a talk of curtaing production at the
The Stock Exchange markets for the week proved to
be disappointing the general views that were enter,
indications that the conditions were strained
Securities; cS i;'''psd and that of Itself weakened
"bul" !" leaders. as we'll as made It less easy for the
smaller operators to carry their stocks puness with
was another unfavorable factor with those opera,
tors who are looking for an isstananeous @ s reyiy
and for quick profits and rapid wealth, rather tan 1or
an SLOW and hardy of noo was
rude shock to the markets; but eaeep. eprora1 %lin
the securities specially cite All ne un hrea of ths
other railway disputes there nothing that was new
0p Of sSs 6s Whos s
ibe signs Of any immediate change. Io-mor-
meeting but as 1t ia understood that it called by
Commissioner Fink and not at the instgation OF any Si
The tonnage movement large, particularly eastward
but the rates are low and nothing put testhg o 'ns
the tonnage the rates that now are below the
usual rates by water
Government bonds we're dull all the way out at steady
quotations. except decline Of q per cent iGr ts os
There better business done In state
sae early IN he s tGs sans and Su' the
there were no transactions Railway bonds were an
OF some classes made at improving hg
ures but the speculative kind ruled weak NewlSrk
Chicago and ST. Louis rsts declined from 81 to 761IS4
Erie second consOls were lower Westshore rsts we're
down per cent Central Of NewJersey consos ~re on
Atlantic and Pacific rsts were off go and the incomes
declined from 1873 to 1914. ,., .,o..
| and the fluctuations were small. Business WI. was
restricted the transactions OF board-room traders
| These conditions perhaps would have ruled the week
through II the bad break in the Paclics had Dee Post
The @ for @ the week o Se nTeced
ing week Five stocks that each recorded over .ooVo
shares contributed 0oi4so shares 70 ee GOO sbare,
contributed 274l26 shares. The declines are almost
universal and those stocks that show per cent or more
are a follows Rock Island. Michigan Central North
Pacific and Minneapolis and ST Louis. each d puii
ware aud Hudson and Norfolk and western preIerre',
| each lIs Long Island and Minneapolis and =. LOUIS
preferred each Iii Rcading, 49, oregon halfway anu
Navigation aud Nashville, Chatnooga and St. Louis.
| each 10; Northwestern s. Lake Shore Ia; Chicago
aud Alton, l7s; Delaware, Lackawahha anu me7.eII n
and Richmond ard Danville. each 2: West Point anu
St Louis and Francisco first preerref each 2l VEST
ern Union 2as ST. Paul Omaha preferred and Northern
Pacific preferred each 2l2 Burlington and quincy anu
Morris aud Essex each 2i Manitoba 27s; Ere preierrt
and Louisville New. Albany and Chicagoeaeh3; $; Memphis
aud Charleston and St. Louis and san francisco pre-
ferred each 3Ia: Central Pacific, 32 Central OF New,
Jersey ll9 Union Pacific 575 Consolidated Gas Ao' anu
| Pacric Mail. lil4. ,-. Il,
The following gives range and final prices OF
the and the final prices OF the preceding WeeA o
geher with the number shares sold OF forty nVe active
or representative stocks: