New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12

The Dans r1ena"se. at ,c .,}ors c..Han' aoeso
OF the week OF rhree years compare a. follows:
Week nd d APRIL 1854. April H. 81 April TO- 1856
~ nasss .o, -1'os't - -. = Se
\. ,iur TX the late prriJ, goa exports w,rc 10
pro-Iess aud money .oing to III" in,erior Tor the an
~ ~ a. > pc. en- - "a" sea o nI never "v. q
per rr-thrrr liitc room for mach cnHnge III TIE
when the Glsturbin- cII,s ceased tnd treasury
uisuufsemcns and e;Grn how from the interior com
hind rpenisu the hanks reserves call loans last
rk r,,ed between y nd zig witthh hNcra-e Ot 'Du
cent Tor the Iree business town ntnk. were IA
- .ie-ts evcrl o., wish from ) 1000 u S5OOu0D
- JON 2l2 cent. OF course IN times 81 great
a. me nntnv., nauK. lahnr under 80 ne dls uy.nIagrs
~ % .to mus 81 brc.n.r ~ the distance the
coli, nave to D. carried Thrre vas ittlr change
n the rats Tor domestic exchange at the prime. pa
y. rcI. points bnt that htie favorable - this
luanrs centre At Chi ago prcparatl,ns 10 snip s"m"
6,OO, vOC 7O0OOOO uush Is ot gram Oh the opening
oi II sud ma, eaIou nads Now York f.ns AT 20 cents
discount per LOU The foreign sscae3ss ven du'I
ali the week lhrough. with supply fry s9c To The
ana co'cd a. week 40. on the basis - oo4 and
- ssh respectively Tor long and short sterling
A c.o~r search may be necessary t" discover any,
rhins cheering among The mass OF discouragIng ana
nIdy cnlOred reports which heI up the bts part o.
last weeks current literature Nevertheless the result
luslirs ana the good points discovered
os-rs> the quality of prIhat'hey "hlir tne n'i, no
me PR tends anything but temporary and the coor'
whirh they portrayed are knoMn not 10 DC fast
nut lugrlvr. We find, not Indications. pnt actual
nup the fact tnai III tho hist three months
oi 1856 III re has entered into CONSUL tlon
some l,0OO,O0O tons more oil anthracitr
ccai than dnl In the ramo period OF
That the managers or Tie coal companies nave
conducted tne ousIncss by increasing ne ponuGtOn
for period nrary 100000 tons. % tht they have
Transferred fty cents per ton on the oooVVoo toh'
sold does not affect the general situation; hat Is
question tor The Stockholders Oh the stNera cOnlanho
t. consider. We lind eennlne improvement, III the TACT
that the banks OF New-iOrk now hol9 S-9oooooVit
cash than they did year ago. altho ign III mat tli
the Government created some S3oOOOooo of money
In ih 'hhie OF sv'r d"lidr' III .h' La' .nss 49, Wv
Gals 100000 greater than AT tue staSha
,S surn. reserve Is reduced iiom Us representative
Of d.irus figures Of ST.. 5O0OOo 10 the more reaoo
able vet larse figures OF Slj.OOOO00 Let hin WHO
reasons from com parlsun trace he drcnrs In the sur
plus Reserves this late. from ne duI period 81
through year and down 10 the active times OF le'o
to ISL they printed IN the haLk statement part
aph head Of this column In nose DAYS heio
was no warning notes oil danger snu"'eu a,usI ,io
banks early 1850 ran below the conventional RUE
OF % per 10 deposits. We hd eucouragcmoht III
The -tea lily declining price for wheat ana consequent
better = port NOV, ment Some 100000 blshels OF
grain loaded at Chicago waiting Tor the opcune
OF the straits % MackInIw IL Is reasonable TO expect
the arrival at this port OF that vast amount oi
stun between tine middle OF May anu june 10 Dr io
lowed by "A continued movement during the sumhrr
When II arrives here II mist 20 out al some pr'o vi
oth'r Can .uch long'deiayon n'e,h' I'm s' IN
continue without proving benefit 10 every Industry III
he rrport Of the Agricultural Bureau issued yesterday
or winter wheat the acreage - per cent 'Is IN l1s
year but the average Alrll slau Il D. a.aun' ~
s cent year ago and only l2 per cent less than that
y, "a witch ,roucrd the extraordinary crop OF tue
-toeXisting conditions the humber OF unen
ployrd daily grows somr what less aud the system OF
ar itration emp ayers and employees Is making
such progress that 1herc 10 reason 10 hopn tat @
IN the future VIII. be- less frequent than IN tue past nc
strike OF railway men at the southwest mas esueu ~
stirring NJ sOne BID blood, ana there may We hetc Snu
there local conflicts between the unriy and inc auhol
lies but So lar obstrucug he movement oil trains OF
ntcifrlcno" with general business IL Is evident .e e
IA near at Aan A. the railway wars now III progress
they he settled In i've minutes whrhri er Tue in'n
to meet on the same terinr' aS ps LIN
they desire to remove all Obstacle 20 poa"io
business. Probably II there we're no S"cA eAV""nso'
there would lie fewer railway wars .
tue ock Exchange dulness was tue uohin" i
feature the week through Inc transactions ~ s5ocss
nmouut.d only TO 400 80 shares. against leJs.so'
Tor the preceding week ard 2.76I,l73 shares Tor tue
n dc lone of .treugth which seldom has been exceeded
n line. OF extreme activity, ana prices aiter uhlm-
pottant fluctuations, almost universally sho" mort oI
less of uus ImrroyemenIs. Some OF the iancies snow
large gaps For the strength exhibited there arc TWO
reasons First the real ho lers OF securities nave ho
been moved from their serene compvsure ny the mo
me ary conditions they not frightened into selling
y the late tax about tight money aud there was no
tight money 10 force them to SELL because there was no