New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
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MONDAY, April CO... VI.

MONDAY, April CO.,. VI.
The week opens with no Developments Mt the
Stock Exchange. AS In tho past few weeks "haV oi
speculation there ia Ia principally confined to the sc'
ing operations OF daily traders who quidate beiore '"e
close OF each day with small profits small losses
very few operators who sometimes have cut large
swaths in the restless that they too take
hand in the present small game; but they no Soo"ci
get either side OF operation than they arc az
an xious to get ont as are the traders In Zoo OF
500 shares The key note at the opening this
morning to "sell everything ana
hence early prices generally and the market
called " weak" When the time came to liqndate
short sales OF the prices recovered more
rapidly than they had declined and generally coseo NJ
the best figures OF the day. Special features In the
dealings Union Pacific which was exceptionally
strong during the early general weakness and shows
final gain d per cent. New-YOrk and New-Engiahd
which declined from 81 to 35'sG357s report that
the directors would follow conservative course ana
declare dividend the preferred stock. Pachc MAI
which yielded only ls per cent and closed with gam oi
as per Peoria. Decatur and Louisville
which unusually active and opened
oil 16s %. declined to 21L and closed al
22, and Consolidated Gas which fell per cent 10
954 and recovered l00i9 The general SITUATION
indications OF change: Holders OF securities
think they observe below the surface all the signs o m
proyemens except far the influence OF strikes ar"
concerned the signs above suifclehtB
favOrabe) and consequently hold for that development
with confidence that has not been witnessed since IL
was shown by the large buyers OF securities rght IN
the midst OF the strikes OF 1877 and the other hahu
the disposition OF buyers held in allegiance ti 'pc
lanor troubles are definitely settled they prefer 10
make their risk at or per cent higher sreS than W
enter OIL an uncertain situation The general situation al
present is the parallel or 1877 points that are Oh
greater Importance than the incidental coincident OF
labor strikes Nothing conduces to the creation
an ftfuaa I'm Hat
yelopment of railway building. Au1 OF that the eNlsI'
ing projects numerous and the bonds issued Tor that
purpose by the old companies find reader sale ana a'
a lower OF interest than before. The capaci
ties OF the steel rail mills OF America b not eqna 10 the
supply in 1887 of the projected extensions made,
and every trade vii receive at least It's temporary
stmulant. Tho market closed dull and steady. go ,co
The SubTreasury today gained on balances
of $3i .292 To-days operations covered feceipts,
81 :324. sos payments Sl.l9lji5 resulting III par
ances OF II 09s0,5sJ currency and FlS1 sO063J coin
Money ruled easy at 2l2Q1l2 per cent anu ciosou
offered % per cent ~ =
The Clearing House statement as follows E1-
changes. $96,726l37 balances. lao. 40. o.ra,
The Cnlted States Treasury at Washington recciVbu
S493, 900 National bank nOtos for redemption. ,
The receipts were S7Gj,97o and the lhterna
revenue receipts S39S. l3S.
foreign exchange was dun and barely steady at
gnoasons for business m as ooTs MG short sierns
respectively: 5167s and 514os for francs: 95Ss ana
95 for reichmarks: 40l4 and 4Ol2 for guiders.
Easter Monday is legal holiday III London thereioro
no quotations from there were received to-day. Inc
weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank oi Germany
shows specie increase OF s63, 900 marks -
Government bonds we're dun and strong BIDS were were
Ii hgner the Sc and ls per cent higher Tor the f2s
The bids currency is also generally were ieds
higher. Annexed are the closing quotations;