New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-09

m. Cot,on Exchange was closed three days out
Of IN. week. The business done in the other three
days was small for spot aud the speculation In
futures was depressed. The exports are running
small for last week from all the ports they
amounted to 10. 0S7 bales, against 3OoOO bales ior
the preceding week and 30,4i5 bale. for the week
of,ast wear. The total exports since September l.
1852 have amounted TO 4575,9O0 bales, against
q A5O ZOO bales for the same time OF the preceding
wear The European stocks Of cotton are larger
than usual. beng now .4i2. 900 bales, OF which
g9l 600 bales American, against l,l24'ooo
bale. of which 572 900 bales were American, year
ago. These figures indicate q continued small
movement until the incoming OF tho new crop.
There Ia an Improvement In the iron trade.
rhe anthracite coal trade remains III nm I'M
satisfactory condition, and Tor the timo Delhg 10
controlled by influences other than those OF supply
and demand. The Engineering Gnd Mining Journal
reviews the situation as follows;
I'll. ,,nnrnees which soc IA 10 work In attempting
40 .h,,e Nh. course OF the trade certainly not
tbo.e Of sitlmae supply aud dcnand SO TAR as VIC
later IL concerned. even the most Vosn. piot 81
,c. a. Nall street Will not the audacity 10 mann
,s, tnat n Ia equal that OF last year. our manuiac-
turing Industries IN the New England states a %"ys
a.. mach work our tories In sueR large cities IA new
York and Philadelphia are unai on nI s a"c'ng me
eonsumption OF anthracite IN tue 5chuyn anu oE ~.
oivs aud ret In spte OF all this me companies "Ahs
ssi.ys ,scms,iye. aud the pubic believe that the
20 at viii warrant an In tho price OF coal In
sulte OF an increase In the prouuouo"'
The local money market last week developer .si
No new features. At the Stock Exchange rates
Tor call loads ruled at 2a3 per ccnt-prlnoipaly AT
~ nar cent and time loans are offered at per
cent. The domestic exchahaes a. s'np Ht,a or ~,
centres arc ruling at rates which are htlo or Nc
more than bankers commissions ior uraW
,uaIratra which will move money ~
nasstncr direction The foreign exchanges, cohsiu-
n the ma nitude OF our imports and exports e
nam sinqularly dull, and IN that conuitioaa tnS
rstss continue firm on the basis OF % oft MI"
80 ssl. for long aud short sterling rospec'iroy.
'rbe dlstlnctlye feature OF tho Stock Ehehango
lug Issf week was dulnrss The dealings In
1oyernm.nt bonds were small la,o Iepoi r., a1 r
th. s.crctary OF the Treasury, because Oh the re-
tno ali large custom receipts accustomed
hv chan 70 in the tariff was considering inc quI
tion OF issuing anothe, car ~, ssuss the dual
f1rs ire changed from week ago Us iouons' 70
oi,"ss alos "a and 49, 2Js per cent: Advance-fs,
10 ner cent In State bonus the onIy leatui1 70" a
Lien raid made upon the Arkansas rs 10 tue ran
roads and n few bonds weresoid ata matertl iouun
t,on from previous prices; the dec inc Was ploupS
,elcoraphed to Boston ana stluenco t3o ~ 49, "
~ s,ts ~ the railroads which are dealt IN tnere.
Ine rad was followed by restoration vi pius W
about old figures without Hrsbs bands IDS was unu
i ou,st Prices for una ned t1restpaveIs,
%nwcysr continued hrm, and some speclai ISSUES
a,nong The speculative classes untdo solno kain'
ain tnhv pcnysr. Kio Graude and Western trsts
Ths 4nlness OF the stock speculation Is represent
ed by s84 300 shares for the total o ~,
s sne to local operators The days before the
holiday were intensely dun ana the tSi 400 snares
or tbsre were few important changes in prices
Alter tho holiday there was .ra o Established s IN
s sa'' ""ccsedine two days. The closing day Oh
the week however, was marked by return OF a sp,
shy ana declining gurss Inc Majority Of the
gam ,,, s'ocxs hut tnere sono marked excop
Island s pSss SsSnss
D ZAP ' =, L. mr. cent Delaware Lackawanna aud
Wss,spo. central of New-Jersey, Beading. Lake
SHORE. ST. Paul, and Missouri Pacific were notably
Tne following are Saturdays qnotations FOR un-
| listed securities: