New-York tribune., 1886-05-03

Inc bank Exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
snr a' ,ac ,eV $40 Ks ,o at the NewYor STOCK E1chanse
Ior t'e week OF three years compare a. follows;
E :as;s. .. y5 # 81; 'PE
Tho money markets uniisturbcl by the weeS's
exports OF gold AMI call loins hardly would average for
three occasions the nonentarily made al
yer cert the clos ne was 2G2la per cent Ths foreign
nor warrant inc export og gold under usual conditions.
pus p y Is well understood that the late movement TO
.ne OASIS OF - sb AMI 81 Sss respectively Tor long
as, week all paid penalties the unsettled cond ton of
amor some strtes were settled but others occurred
anu the agitation at the end OF the week seemed 70 be
more general than 1t had been before one difficulty
IsH nas hre'shtet iisef Is mat .et!emsnts 90 not
gard a contract on tho part OF the workmen as of
IN Any or te ,eS:, snd or ge corpsra
ton or Individual 20 submit, 10 terms. Th!. IL the
worst phise OF the situation On the other hand Brdd-
street Is authority for The staemrnt that the number OF
mn a tue Industrial cenIe' who are moving FOR fewor
pared with the millions Of In the United
states who are Content To attend to their own ann
ana make their own contracts gith the employers Yet
It iar<e enough 10 do immense amount OF damage
10 oits own in3nDets AMI 10 tue Whole business lu-
disturbances ;hcrs was a fair movement OF general
ucrchdnl7r the crop movements fron the West TO me
seabord were large-9j0 900 bushels OF wheat 100000
bushels OK corn ana 10000 bushels OF Oats-and the
exports were 20 fairly LARGE amounts The prospects
now Tor greater export ot wheat favorable nnes
spectators again advaccs the prices too high. The
crop reports all or the favorable character and
The season r spring seeding has been unusually iavCr.
ah" ihe irpn lId steel situations continue - Improve
Ot genera merchandise there complaints or ex-
ccsslye STOCKS, and goods sold command q falr
margin oi rrJits. Itsre all ;he elements of pros
reriiy lt hani The Labor agitation ~ tn. only draw
5acr thIt IN times gone by leon wOrse than II IS
and been satisfactorily settled, and IL has been the
orcrunncr 0f an or good times. Many shrcwi and
con I've thinkers 90 the opinion that Ike re-
sdt Viii follow tie present movement
- ou. hIrDing On NY daughter was the tune set 10
all the prose and rlyme which last week was dedicated
10 the stock Exchange markets. ." rtr' kes,
" small Shipments, gold exports anG bank reserves
compare W!th the reserves Of ago, were placed
on All the possible changes OF Il 1uxtapOs tlOn. ami
" - spoiled forward amt backward, all to the
same idea -. lower ytlues. A2an we are tod
nat the rr,istrAcy oi the tru"k line ways in main
talolIE remunerative rates - driving business away
rOM Chicago. such ~ not the fact II the railways
w- % compete with the water 90 fOr the carrying
OF grail from Chicago they must make l2ccnt rate
neither - ID cents " III give them busntl more
than noW The Chicago raj road rate makes the rate from
all Ote points OF tie Mississippi With railway rates
wf9t they the c0edpe-t route from 81 Louis 20
y - IL via Chicago. lake and canal. The move
ments are nor smll-tn"y are large-Only the railway
mDyemcnts II grain from CucagO small. Tho Cut
carrying the usual amount II Prov
ald the Is thirty cents II the railroads
tIkng gTgin at such rafes they might obtaln
the the G.OO0 900 tons OF provisions each
ek W iGll not he over i7l2 % cents.
Tie casIbOuuG al pnen's rom chicago or nour. grain
and pro visions FOR week ended yesterday compare
with tue corresponding weeks OF the preceding TWO