New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-03

The foregoing prices not the highest OF the
week from which there q material reaction
Yesterday morning followed by partial recovery
and firm closing. The cotton spec ulat'on was
fayoraby affected and higher prices were made on
the suppOStiOn that the Indian and Egyptian sup
plies to Europe will be interrupted. The exports
from ali the ports for the week ending on last Fri
day 49.4Ol bales against 10 40 bales LOT inc
preceding week and against 3S,9Ot bales ioF me
same week of 1851 Since September !, 1851, tho
exports now foot up SAIL 64 bales, against
1920 033 bales for the same time OF the preceulng
wear The European stocks al date are l. lO,ooO
h9les AGAINST 1,3l0,s70 bales at the same date IN
1881 and ,041 $40 bales al this date IN 1850 and
the quantity alOat for Europe now Is o33'ooo oaies,
against 80 900 bales at this date last year put OK
that quantity afiOat now only l42,OOO Dalrs are
American, against 100000 bales last year The IRON
and anthracite coal trades continue dull ana mo
advance which has been made ~ the circular prices
tor anthracite coal has checked business N0thlhg
has been done toward RESTRICTION OF he output OF
coal for the month of July, but the Intervention or
the National holidays will. to certain extent fe-
duCe the production.
conspicuous for dulness than for any other qualify;
The total transactions stocks were 9S3,OOO
shares against 1S0J, 200 shares for the preceding
week. As a rule, the fluctuations were notlng
more than are characteristic of a rO0m-tFaderS
market During the week the sem-annual state
ments Of the Lake Shore and the Michigan Central
Railroads were published, and while the results
shown were q disappointment to a large majority
of operators. they hardly, II at all affected tne
prices of the respective stocks although Mlcu,,
igan Central closes GA per cent lower IMAM IL c'oscd
the preceding week. The coal stocks were par
ticularly attractive, and all except Reading
show small final gains on the weeks business;
Readmg after decline to 557s, closed at 81 or pig
per cent lower than week ago, and Central OF New
jersey after fluctuations OF three per cent closed
IA per cent higher. Houston and texas CehtriI,
with small transactions, advanced from
II to S20S1. The Southwestern list OF rail-
WAYS were generally firm all the way out.
but tue final changes, excepting for Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, are measured by small fractions,
The Northwestern stocks generally show h0 gains
or small losses and those of Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy and Rock Island were INCLINED 10 DO
weak Louisville and Nashville and Denver ana
Rio Grande were strong on the liquidation OF q
large short interest that existed in them at the be,
ginning of the week. Although the week closed
with "A market that was excessively dull, there was
an apparent undertone OF strength. The generally
accepted theory OF such spectators as are now
dealing in the market that following the holidays
there is 10 be a revival OF activity, large demand
for stocks from the outside public, and cOnseqneng
sharp advance in prices OF course operators OF
that way Of thinking have fully prepared them
selves for the advance.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.