New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06

The exchanges at the New-York Clearing House last
more than In the precednr Week se6S 600 600 more
than In the Week OF SS5 and S319 900 600 than in
the week Of 1854 And tie gain in either Of tie periods
named cannot be credited entirely 10 stock Exchange
transactions.
The Dana exchanges the NewYork Clearing House and
the stocks sold the NewY0 Stock Exchange for the week
Oh three Years compare as follows;
Week ending Dec Dec 4 ISL 81 p Dec; o 1884,
No. shares sold. 1.722506 L9O6.s32 1855
The money market ruled firm all the week because the
demand lo money IN the Interior absorbed more tah the
ll amount OF gold imports and the Treasury stlil con
unues to accumulate in excess Of it, payments The
common rates at the stock Exchange were od| per cent
ene me we're exceptions as hlSh az ~ per ee ,
and daily exceptions low per cent Yesterday the
market Wa easier at as per cent The domestic
changes Indicate continued demand for some little Tune
yet ana more active movement or cotton ana grain 10
toL'-n sACnalses were quiet ana FaIleu ont3 z cen.
Tor sterling; first reduction and then restoration TO
The special feature developed during the week, one
when Is or general interest and encouraging 10 al
branches 81 trade is the growing foreign demand for our
pIors wheat at the close 81 the week hed an ddVance
OF nearly iour cents and yet the export demand was not
chcAeo HE exports from the Atlantic ports for the week
hour reduced to bushes-w exceed 100000 bushels.
cotton ruled nrn and advanced lilo cent hie the week
export amounted 10 l77j7s bales against l5o0ci Tor the
WIS i ESQ making tO,al since september 'nlr year
Oh tS--z bales against l472G94 for the same term oI
and the principal makers Of standard brands have yet
n nirsdy no nsnre for lss! The See rl mus mus
eapaciy Tor 1887. These are encouraging signs al
une Nhen The general mercantile trade Other than re-
dulhess ana they form guide whereby manufacturers
season.
Al the stock Exchange the last week OF unusu-
al and large transactions The sales or stocks
I|r lhe Week aggregated 3.7s5,5S5 shares against
$4,000 shares for the preceding week Inc
dealings Included 100 different issues and sXtyfo OF
ese contributed 1865 $40 shares 10 the total AT one
uhe me STABILITY Of the whole market threatened by
e apn ana eccentric movements made In two or three
sltcsl STOCKS and prices temporarily were somewhat
but ~ appears there was little or no general
OF the stocks referred 10, and, as the market
lie. support at the small declines. confidence Was
Ehly restored At the close OF the week II looked as
II INC restoration was complete. The better class OF
speyuuxe stocks than fully recovered their mid
Mech hhes and generally show or less or gains
Inc hulctuols are that in the Immediate future the
olu suosthhuals, which have been embarrassed,
or uey have been now clear again
Inc Nahderbltz, the Fries. the old the TWO
DvnhIes ana some OF the regeneraed southwestern,
reduced first charges and are not adding ~
ssw' i T6 well from speculative point on %
an immense and profitable traffic which
wiz ,e rehected In the forthcoming semi annual anu
quartesy statements. X T." asks IA how high We
tnlhk Ee common stock and second consols VIII sen.
nave 10 predictions TO make; but II does seem ~,
that Nnen he recent report of the Erie Company Is
cohsos are certain per cent bona anu "n ion
that belief Is established the length OF the BONUS tov
years. VIII DE an additional element IN .neIi laHo III
ihEes'ors and that they will gradually DC aosorpe" anu
TAKEN iiolh the speculative list -, .,,. ,.,..
suboined II our usual table giving the nghest lowest
and nnal prices number OF shares sold Tor the week
together with the final prices Of week aso VI hhy iouI
aeuNo or representative stocks prexed ny Inc prices o
December B. 1885.