New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

The bank exchange. at the New-York Clearing House
Tor the tlrec years compare as follows:
Week ended June ~ 50 June 20 1852 June NJ 81
No shares -cd. l.oOJ3il lDul, ,j3 I,-t"Oo-
The local money market ruled easy al the week ~
per cent although one day the rate Tor mo-
iheHt WIS 7ltcAi1si'e' ~ vP ~ po' ctn' ,,,n
day the closing rate was ~ per cent Inc apnn
dance oi money Was fuzzy d"m'0nstred by an lncitenL
water . per cent STOCK duc Ia I?oi ana Nto''V"''D
Od Tor AT rates ranging from lOl 70 lOo5o dor,
not follow. however that these BIDS represented thaI
amount Of capita seeking that particular Investment
Al tie large bids from banking firms when
wanted them 10 s. asain. and the S%OOOOOo o. socA
would have found its nna purrha-eis among the SAM
class persons whichever rm mad the ucce-sfnl
ana are now selling at lO7. Another important n--o
iiaon VS. III sale Dy the Union Facinc omp@ns 0 NJ
bonds The terms OF the sale have not been maize puD-
nc, but 1t probably WAS not far from par AS me Drs
IN the open market recently have sold AT lO1HlVt'
The gold exports Tor the week amounted TO SOL. 3t
yet banks Gained S2,OOO.OOO IN cash Inc
foreign exchanges ruled dun but nrn, and as there -
London IL not Improbable thai FUR her gold shipments
may Ice made But the other conditions are sucn mat
easy money iii well into the autumn months seems W
he assured.
The last week.-Mrs. gwen 10 the previous
confident anticipation OF a steady and progressive
improvement N the commercial. mercantile ana III
du,trs situations. IN merchsndis sing the business is
characterized 10y the duness apperainins to TINS
season hat inc results OF reasSOrtr.cnts are sucn 10 W
indicate That the stocks In the Interior ""'e
been well disposed OF and arc NOT bot ia
condition 10 clog the opening OF the autumn season
The exports Of our products continue 10 be OF sasac
tory proportions, although, OF course, the values a
comparatively low. The cotton movement OF last wrrE
showed considerable decline from tno imnrdistey
preceding weeks yet tue exports tJ-.O-- bars "elo
$50 bales moro than FOR the corresponding "crA o.
year The Indications for the growing crop OI "heA
are favorable 10 tAe production OF fr quantities. hu
at TO insure the ruu- VI tie present
values The reports concerning corn continue 10 or
favorable for large crop Ihe iron Industries arc "c'
employed and there is change In the sltdSt"h a.
though southern iron OF inferior qualy mas De-h
offered In tae market below prices Ia tue all
tnraclfe coal trade there TO lie sore" loose SONS
where either jealousy or bad MANAGEMENT ls s'inS 70
keen Industry III hot water. When IL IL az
mtied that Inc consumption for the nf-t
nvr months Of the year been more than l,Opopoo
greater than for the corresponding period oI 1850
10 that The average price Tor shay ue
nveres flobOken received by the Delaware LAcAA-
ana Western Company should have Deeh iorlS =
three cents than Tor May, 1850, and
cents lower IMAM for May. 1884 The Engineering d"d
Mining Journal II authority for the statement mat such
al the facts , -,
Tux TRIBUNE FOR several months was almost alone In
maintaining that general conditions and tho improve
going aud probable In AL The indostres ~ We