New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

a.. ccrresponding week Of 1s7s-an increase OF
eea eos bushels New-York gained l, o29.s1s bush
All. and Boston gained 1ss 35S bushels, while Bati-
more and Philadelphia lost 117,3oo and 43l,2oo
bushels respectively. or New-forks gain, 92oolz
bushels were delivered By the canals sOVO2 bush
ais nv the railroads and 23.9O4 bushels by coast
wise vessels The total receipts at the four ports
since January 1. this year. have been 232 14S l5s
buahels AGAINST 2OO.39J.10 4 bushels In the same
time Of 1878 increase 3i.T04O5f bushels. inns
increase was divided as follows Baltimore,
17.s5l. 1888 bushels: New-York. $3.50 500: Phila-
delphia, 5, 753eS3: Boston. 500, 100. Last year
10 this date New-York received 114.3S5,l3l bush
els. against s5,999.97O bushels received
af the other ports. This year for the
same time New-YOrk received l-o,bo1,' As
Bushels against 111.497,4l5 bushels at the
other ports. The total gain Of the three ports Is
q. 497,445 bushels. or 29.7O per cent while the
gain of New-York is only 7.2566O9 bushels. or
$50 Der cent At BafIalo the receipts oflast week
were BY take. 2.sss.s4 bushels; by the rail-
roads. 5O7. 900; total 1896 743-agaiust the fol-
loving IN ne same week Of last year: 8v lake,
ESQ. $50 bushels bv the railroads $4,000
bushels total 2, 11s.350 bushels The shipments
thence for the week this year were By
canal 3O36.695; by the railroads. 92I, 4So
bushels total 3. 964 12j bushels-against the fol-
lowing IN the week of last year BY the the canals
1.5l6.419; by the railroads, ss1,7OO bushels !;
total .. 39s 119 bushels. At 1hicago the receipts
of last week show large falling of from the re-
ceipts Of the preceding weeks of this year. and
decrease of G65. SIS bushels from the receipts OF
the same week of 1878. At Milwaukee the receipts
last week were 23O SEQ bushels less than for the
proceeding week. aud tribe less than for the cor
responding week of IS7S.
The desire 10 realize OF save profits on stocks to-
day developed almost into an epidemic. BUT there
was pane rOr ANYTHING approaching one Prices
have not vet sufficiently receded 10 disturb the
margins # any operators. executing perhaps, Few
who commenced their " claiming operations dur
ipg the high tides Of last week. Nor has anything
occurred reduce the real values of the properties.
and money j. not active or stringent as II was
two weeks ago. II the prices 81 week ago were
warranted by facts and figures. tO-day's movement
should be considered only healthy reaction
from an extreme of speculative fever. and
should be hailed by the sound speculative comInu-
nifty as "A thunGer-shower Is welcomed on a 81 try
July dav--as a purifier Of the atmOsphere; nat
he the outcome Of the last three ca}s oeci ne
Is vet concealed from view, but II seems probable
that another such day A. to-day would he prouuc-
tive of results which DO not think the large ope-
ratOrs are prepared for and we believe that they
still hold supreme control of the market -
The business of the day amounted 90 7i3.3OV
shares. against 4OS. s91 yesterday. Prices gene
rally opened at about the closing heufts OF ihst
might. bu; Immediately che sellers ontuumbered the
huyeTs and a decline hrcan. which. after severnI
fuctu. tiOns. amounted 70 from 20 peg cent hN
OH operators this decline IS considered rot ing more
than a healthy reaction after 80 violent an ad-
vance: hur there Is no disgm.ul tie fact thar
some at the Younger Spectators whose experience
thus far included little else than stea y or RAPID
advances We're slightly exercised in their minds
as well as surprised 20 learn that stocks could tull
,as well MS rise The market however, il the last
halt hour OF business, put ON happier appearance
and prices rallied quite sharply. reduciug IN losses
from last ui hi foe many ot the stocks Co uacilons
Of Der cent. The market has had good shaking
M. alu ls quite likely that the next daf or Two
may Prove Dee time when 10 is advisah bic to keep
COOL and not permit excitement 20 ge- TIE better o.
Judgment.
Tie citing Of the changes 10 few OF tie reDre-
sentative stocks VII illustrate the movements oi
tie u.arA-t. Ere sold 90 the extent Of 10000
rerwari sold 10 4514J.4 a. -43 = G4J@s, and closed
az 4Ia--a decline % per cent. Lake
Shore sold at 1O3l 20lOZG To- e Il 1920 lo31.
and closed at 103--a declue ol . per ceHt -..
Louis Wabash and Pacific common sold 40 41-.4
43d437s u A}.gf4la-8 decline Of Is per cent
Northne-t sold at Ola 400 8Ofs a = q JU-aa 80
110Ol9a 937s-a decline OF Is per cent Della
ware Iackavanna ana Western sold az s9G ~ z
Sslsa Sb5s - ia sra decline OF Ia per cent
Western luion sold az 1868 q lOJloG 1861 lO5l2a
1910 lOG7s-an advance of 4 ueI ccut and tacinc
Mai sold az 353. G33l2Q34 l. q 33os q "a ls-a de-
cline of = per cent. Toe expires. stocks also gem
orally were l0WeT-Adams and American 2-2
per cent nited States being l. higher at "a.
To-day the governors of the stock Exchange drove
the stock of the deiunct Pacific Railroad of Missouri
ont of its doors, after which sold az ia the street
The men VINO bought IL az Il ana i only a lew
davs ago for other than that 10 waH active
and advancing 40 the stock EXCHANGE, probably
VIII fhiuk thar the action Of the governors either
shonld nave been taken earlier OF lot al al.
AT the close the market was irregular and me
settled.
RANCH 90 STOCK MAgEEr.
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