New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-08

which was experienced The receipts at all the
ports for the week ended last Friday were 224,9SI
bales against 152, 429 bales for the week OF 1857
and the recetpts since September l have been
g. $40, 459 bales against 3,3S5.542 for the same
period of last season. The EXPORT movement ass
week again waslarg LBS, 823 bales against 100
exports have been z, 27O 293 bales, against l.o22
7SS bales for the previous year. Al date Ior 1ne
years named, the stocks IN Europe ana me guam
Titles afioat for Europe compare az follows iSS1
l.S30.ZO0 bales 1881, 1,577,7OO; 1851, l;oZo'-
500; 1879, 1887. 100. The American STOCKS ~
same daies were 1888 500 bales 1.6I0,2OO, I4V',
600 and 1862. 800 respectively h coal ana
iron interests were without change during the
week RESTRICTION Of the output of an b. aclts coai
Il under discussion. but nothing has peen. drlei-
minrd. while l. is generally ad uitted that .such
must be pursued to prevent serious decline
in prices ,
AZ he stock Exchange. the week opened with
firm tone for Governments and hrst-class bonds,
but with consldera ole depression in the cuialVe
markets. United ates bond Were noteraainy
strong and higher for All the issues excerpt the 32
At Zines the MAJ kei was rather aci we ana lIge
busne was DONE Before the end OF The week now
ever, the m rket agan was duii ana pr es "e'p
not fully mani AIMED. Tue nual cnang rom week
advances OF - for the 4s . ior the 3s ahd
l2s, ana "a d cine of y Tor IN 32s. The feature
am NO State bonds was the ACTIVITY sdO"h ny
Ark Iusas State aid bonds ami the advance made IN
tnelr prices COILS queut upon The declslOn Oh inc
United STATES tlTc.iC CourI dec airing ieIn o DC %
first lien the properties Of the res &c I've RAILROADS.
10 which hey we're issuel. OF course, some dOu Is
are expressed wne her the decision Will stand aiter
All appeal the supreme COur,, DuJ as the case
was exhaustivey argued upon It's merits ana as
the decision Is in ace, rd WITH hat Of the upGene
court IN the FLORIDA ,ase, whlch was cited IN the
briefs wnch suOmItte /, there seems to 30
nItle room for dOuOts. Perm lp5 tn case may
be appealed. The last case was DIOugh against
the FUro omltn COMPANY, winch is tno owner OF
thirds of the ISSUE 10 10 hence II reiaOuaOIe
compromise can be made Win the holders OF me
outstanding b40J 900 In bonds, tnaG co np1ny IN ny
enc SO to settle rather tnaD carry the ca g
lurt .er. tennessee OOnds we're higner. dc pIte
tie falca. Ion OF Treasurer Polk. Other State
issues were quiet. Ra lrOad bonds were active
only ,or a [ sues and tncir pr4ees were iriegu-
lar; the movements generally were sympathetic
witn tIe share speculation.
A great actlyi ID stocks than for the preceding
wees is reflected In tine 1901 shares, tAe trans
actions of last eek. az inst I,ZJ2Io4 snares for
tue week DO ore. ! b. MAJ kct opened weak, ana On
tue first Gay TueSIay) OF busino the dc, reoslon
from tae Op ming prices ranged from 10 per ceht
for the lcduIng active stOcks. Following some
further depression the ea ~ deal 9s on WednrS-
day there was "A rOng Juying movement and pr COS
until Friday at era'On. since then prices
nave st-aully declined, so that, IA COM
red with The last hguIes OF Sdtu.Gay, "A
week ago thu last prices SHOW moe GeCiinos than
they 40 advances. except Tor Denver and hlO
q. ande and LOuisvIll. and Nasnvd o. there are no
auvan, es wnicu a,e important. The moYene t.
which was entIre,y local, re- wed some ala FROM
The covering of short" int rest. Will
the nlar6ct evidently was faLgu and there
was "A scarcity of buyers, alter ne " shorts
were covered, 10 Is no. pOb tDle ta5 the opera ors
VINO made last week NOV meut, have SUI, ee lvd IN
reddzIng upon any reputable potion OF Their large
pure ases uerclOTc IL ~ redsOndDe 10 eA pcct tuaJ
next week will witness some wide fluctuations.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.