New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
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Tho rs,sia.s Of grain at the four principal Al
Ia,..fc MORT. during the week cncs-Jul} $40"
decrease from the totals Of the preceding weeks
excepting a. Boston, where the receipts were % ~
tIo m ey.,.s of those for the week ended July Z.
IN r,r-.-t iscrpase is Mt New-lUTk the total re-
csin+s. "a compared with those Of the previous
yrs. brr 557 600 bushels less, against total de-
crease Of $4,000 bushels at the other ports.
When counarls.n is made with the receipts Oh
fine orresao1dinC week Of SIS, newborn SHOWS
los, Of 10000 bushels, and Boston loss Oh H.
400 bushels, while Baltimore shows gain o. 49,
600 bushels. and Philadelphia gain OF 10000
bushels. At Bafalo the receipts by LAKE show
au of 867. 900 bushels and those by the railroads
a loss of Us 900 bushels from the receipts Of the
ureeeIina week and the shipments by canal show
n gam of aS4 900 bushels, while the shipments by
tac railroad show decrease OK $4,000 bushels. At
Chicago and Milwaukee there was marked
falling off in the receipts, amounting to
55O.OO0 bushels OF Chicago, and TO 100000
bushels OF Milwaukee. as compared with The re-
GENTS Of the preceding week. These results were
due principally 20 the smaller receipts of wheat.
There was also a decline IN the shipments from
these rarts-at Chicago Of 100000, AUD at Milwau-
Lc. Of 2sl coo bushels.
Reports of clear and drying weather in the West
aud Northwest to-day met with hearty re-
snou-e from the cullvators of speculative
aYTa q. the Stock Exchange. They made
haste 10 reap the advantages TO be derived
from such good news bv an assault upon
the bears 90 who on contrary reports during The
last few DAVIS lad been following the prices of the
granger stocks down. Tie result was a general
improvement 10 prices, and a smaller business Dy
some 10 900 shares than was done yesterday Inc
WISCONSIN stocks were the chief features OF the
market and closed al their best prices, which were
M advances as follows: Northwest preferred ana
ST. Paul preferred each 81 81. Paul common g. and
Northwest common l per cent. The Michigan
stocks also were stronger. but with only o hight
business Michigan Central early advanced q per
cent 10 TGL4. buJ later sold al 1J'sa IJ's, while
Lake Shore steadily rose from u to 1873 larger
business was done III Ere, resulting lu a nuai gam
of Z per cent the preferred stock rising 70 O-'sO
J2lg c.. C.. q. and 4. again sold mp 70 52ls.
The Southwestern shares were less strong, Hauui-
bai and So. Joseph issues beng particularly weak
the common stock declined from 1914 to lsA AID
rallied io Jls the preferred ,e1ag 40 4O-4 a5sl2G
80. -. Louis, Kansas City anu Northern shares
were q little better u the early trading, but AFTER
ward fell off a4U7s per cent, and closed WItu
only a partial recovery. Wabash declined @ 80,
but later rose 20 3G44, IS higher than YESTERDAY
fiual sale. Missouri. Kansas and Texas yielded =,
and ST. Louis, Iron Mountain ana Southern q per
Ceut-.uy latter recovering , per cent aiGeT"ard.
There wa, bad break NJ the price OF the Mauhat-
tan Railroad Company's stock, which sold at Ia
3slta q. AGAINST 43 yesterday. Very little basi-
ness sdOue M the coal stocks, and within range
OF Il a per cent, excepting an advance OF y per
cent fuI LJrrs and Essex. Western Union as i
higher a.d IlClhC Mani was steady.
Iue luAI krJ C.osed quiet but firm.
raEGT OF THE STOCK MARKET
As reported % tee GOtd ana stock telegraph Company.