New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-19

the exports do not improve having been from all the
ports 32173 bales for the week, against 3f'59 9o
bales for the preceding week. and against Ill, 3O9
bales for the week of 1881 The total export move
ment since September 1. 1881, has been 3,3l69IS
bales against 4257, 70S bales for the same time OF
the preceding wear Yet notwitnst anding decrease
OF $40 $50 bales in our exports the total European
stocks of cotton date are 257 DOS bales against
122 100 bales at same date ga 9 zee Er oa
by latest adviees is of American, 1877 900 bales,
against 326,00 bales at date last year OF Indian,
400 900 bales, against 100000 bales; of other
countries "a 600 bales against A., 900 bales; total.
$40. 900 bales now, against $4,000 bales at GATE
last year. These facts. which have been progressive
all the season. are Dwell worthy OF the
attention of spectators in cotton. The labor
troubles have not been quoted; on the coz
trary there were further on breaks OF dIss%5lsac-
ton and strikes during last week. AS q result
of tho pTOlOngaton of the lron-w orkeTs strikes at
PittsDuTg and the West, prices for iron lave hiru-
ened. ana consumers and manufacturers
show more disposition to operate in advance OF
wants. Inc sat IL true In the AM hracle coal mar
ket, and possible better demand Tor anthracite
iron, and some fears that there may he tIOuoie III
the anthracite coal regions, have created Deiter
demand Tor coal and better prices are o1talnaJc.
But both causes which have produced this Iesult
are exceptional, the seeming improvement 0"Ai-iO'
be regarded as healthful.
The stock speculation lost only little time at the
beginning of last week in marking new departure.
For the first half Of the first day 81 the week the
dealings IN the general market were cnafac ieIizeu
by renewed depression: strong buying Oh tn.oo
or four stocks and notably OF Lake shore however,
turned the tide before mghtiau anu tne UT ~ u@J
of the week closed with the bulls IN 1uii po5-
session of tho speculative position. ne pat 10
was fought and won on NJ Onday. After Ihat
the advance was almost continuous, aIlhousu
al different periods there we're developments ol
weak spots but they did not Affect the genera siV-
nation Lake Shore and Central ana Hudson STOCKS
EVIDENTLY were the objective points Oh the moVo-
pent and after II fairly started the olSposIIoI
generally was 70 let those stocks that nlghs eIVh
weary drop bv the wayside, and not handicap the
spectators with unwilling followers. Inc au-
yances over the prices a week ago range from W
10 per cent for majority of the active stOchs anu
although the transactions recordeu phlS aiLouiIiV
10 Z2OsllS shares Tor the week,
sgsinst 2I62 800 shares for the preceding
week there mas nothing ike the excitenieht Deeh
seen since the last NeeA III March, when Lake SnoIe
rose from IL 10 l2Ols The dealings III Lake onote
amounted to 291 400 shares, OF nearly Oho-se
O. the whole business and 1t sold al IOZ a iL-a2
0IIl3a Central and Hudson advanced from - =
with dividend to 1873 g a,l33 ex-uvldenu OF
Der cent For tho greater part OF the week DOM VI
Ina stocks named were scarce 1Of ueLFelSi anu
commanded premiums ranging from l-O4 10 5 pei
cent per diem. Among the coal STOCKS CenIlat
of New-Jersey led with an advance from
667s tn 75La and the others followed; Delaware,
Laekavauna and Western sold at 1854 up 10 I-OG
115Io or within points of the blghest price IL
blOught in 1881 ana 16 per cent higher thth IA
1850 Mhlle the entire market Tor the Inost PSio
Vas iubilaut Denver and Rio Grande, LoulsfLIo
80 Nashyllle and the Northern Paclho al Tunes
dragged but they all show advances on the prices
of q wee ago The feature ut the end ot the wee
was that following so large and rapid adv allco
disposition TO realize pronts was NOS suIlci1A5 ~
canae any material reaction from best nguIes.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICRs.