New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-31

The bank exchanges the York cIe,rns House
and the stocks sold at the New stock Exchange Tor
week of three years compare AZ follows:
S:ss s:s:: 4sI 5F E' SIS
Tne local money market ruled easy at about per
all the week, although on one day nctillous
Tns exact amount Of gold exported week is
S2OJs.7G2. which makes the net amount from tle
mately 53l 900. AsaiEs this the conntrys product
OF gold probably has exceeded S2oooo,oUo. ana me
coinage OF lega-tendcr silver dollars ut the rate OF
- 900 per month has amounted to S2o'1Vo'Voo.
Mole gold Is engaged for shipment next week. i1mt o1
Wednesday the Treasury will begin the payment OF
$IO,ooO.0OO. 3 per cent. ana 'he in'e ere,
on $25o0ooooo liz per rola cent" sGn 50 amount .%s'
to the figures which some stock spectators predict
they WILL little effect the money market II TO De
cxpcctcd Tic foreign exchange markets. were strong
but inactive The principal Liverpool banks an salne
Inc domestic exchange, ruled favorable TO New Nork
Last week marked further improvement IN tho nous
trial and commercial situation Confidence is steaHit
grow stronger The collapse of so many I" the laoor
strikes and the settlement OF others mas cnanEeu tno
whole OF business mems opinions Ireaictlphs
were freely made that me labor trouble me
autumn feared that other prophesles might
prove and this dId more tnan the actual strArs
Wheat suffered further decline ana lg nne over
1850, 900 bushels for the week cotton continues W
move out freey-as week 1854 bales. against lIolo
bales for the corresponding week OF last year. O. M
ports are large they rapidly passing INTO con.
sumption they An indication OF growing capacity
the part OF the people to purchase ana consue.
Poverty neither purchases nor consumes large quaint
ties OF anything Ihe dull seas on ~ h"ai "a. na"' -,
iron and steel mills aud manufacturers senr
orally are wen supplied n. si'h tS os@sIs iG s
That there is no booming OF prices for particular
article Of necessity. Coal and IRON arc oneap =,
enable the OF them 10 live. WHO they are
high enough to pay living rates 10 inc proouoot anu
AT the stock Exchange last week thore giimmer
of Ight less passionate OF tho general situation
was taken. IL was recognized that the railroads Dau
gone Through with their worst times ana hat any chako
nu At he for the better This change IN feeling was IN
Dictated the last days OF the preceding week. put
persons then thought It would develop so I*phny
1t hs, during the last week Inc raiirosu car
reporte during the were more favorable IMAM e1
uectcd We print below the statements or tho Northch
Pacific and Erie for April, aud each makes reuaFhaole
comparison with the preceding year. NoLe or tne STATE
mark q turA In the tide and Indicate better
things To great extent ISst
weeks market Chicago market. but there was also
a fveer movement among local operators ~nu so'n1 S
sprlpkling outside buying Despite the constant TAX OF
London selling stocks IN this market ana despite tue al
most steady appreciation of values here the Lohuon
alent home figures 80 there proDspy was
tc IN talk beyond the wish. Yesterday there wcro
strong Indications that London was large Duy OF III our
market. Tho market for railway bonds WAS Also aclse
and higher aud all good per cents now commanu q
handsome premium. while per cents RUE ..
6alO per cent above par Tho sale OF stoc.s
shares for the preceding week. and while .
few stocks led inactively the business was nnusuay
well distributed From opening MONDAY inorhlnt .i.i
noon Friday there WAS an almost steady haruenlne
of values Friday Afternoon prices had severe put
healthy set back which might have been expected TO
continue TIL the end OF the week Dat na'ur-
whole week aud figures recovered moro Rapidly than
To our usual table giving the highest lowest and final
prices and number of shares sold for the week togethcr
with the nnal prices OF week ago or forty seven
active or stocks prefix the dual prices
of April 30: