The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

Cotton Quiet and Unchanged for Spot;
Irregular for Futures-Receipts Mt the
Ports, 2,952 Bales-Flour Dull-Nheat
Lower-Corn Heavy-Pork NOMINAL
Lard About Steady-Groeeries Quiet
Petroleum Nominal-Spirits Turpe n.
tine Steadier-Rosin N0min aI-Whiskey
Steady.
SATURDAY. June 14-6 p M.
The trade movement was irregular during the
past week, nearly all the articles OF merchandise
being either dull and nominal or lower The dry
goods market was characterized by uninterrupted
dulness throughout the entire week, and prices,
though showing few radical changes, were iuctu-
ating and uncertain. Hardware was likewise
dull, and, though trade in certain articles
picked up tribe, there was no general
Improvement. Nearly all other leading COM
modities were duh and irregular, with
downward tendency. The export movement in
breadsturs has been held in check by the scarcity
and consequent high rates OF freight and tonnage,
and this, combined with the radical decline In the
gold premium and comparatively free receipts, has
served to force material concession on the part
OF the holders prices being lower at the close OF
the week than for q long time previously. There
has been moderate export movement in wheat,
at the Decline however, despite the discouraglng
inGuecne OF unfavorabe private advices per cable.
On Saturday -four was duh, heavy and nearly
nominal. Wheat in fair demand at lower
prices particulars of which may be found
below Corn has remvned comparatively steady, and
the market good quality closed steady Oats have
ruled dull and with full receipts prices declined Whis
kew quiet. Provisions were dull all the week and
at the close nearly nominal Lard was dull apd
prices declined but at the close the market steady
Frcights ruled firm with scarcity of room on the berths
for ports Britain while vessels for charter
scarce and higher Cotton has uctuated consider
as today ssSy S S
and unchanged Spirits Of tnrpsntne was rather
exhibited change as to values and the markets gener
foTroS on the spot inactive and wholly nominal
the suboned quotations Fupse deliveries were IT.
july and s.e for August We sum up as iollows
Consumption .....'''.....'its61 ~ 20
Speculation .......'.....'.'..'.. ~ W
Total ........................lM loi 2s6
II s bass s0S love
4; 5 Sl'Is; s july sss fSs9"F ssst ssse
4 2 3 g go At sss q assns @ at S ~
80 ssS ls osisss1
e sss A es' !SS s ' :. S II y
q soas 4 ses al sS ,sc, SS :!
.s AZ %asa. y :; 3 at s $ ss @
S S q, 10y s ss ID az rs @ sss
% 4, . ss iSo q g sss SO s a. !. 2 s sse
October 500 AT u Slice October 2o Noyember l0e at
December 100 at lsc Total, 100 bales Grand total,
-''''' '"N' BIiaad, A,aoama. Ner Orieaas Tsras
s s 'S3s ssss s,ss,s.i; II: H Hs
Low middllng. 1917 lg1s 1875 lgls
Middling............ 201l 20ls 2DI, 2Ois
Good mfddling.. ga 22s 2lls 22s
QUALITY not moro than half grade above or below the
CorriE-Ihe market today was quiet for all dcscrip
tons prices underwent no change We heard OF sales
OF SOD bags Rio Ontario and COZ bags do, J. L.
Pendergast both on private terms. We quote Rio
ordinary carpoes H1ac. lSc; fair cargoes, Si4c.
islsc.; good Garages 1915, 49,; prime ear ear
f1I,c lg4c., gold, per lb 60 20 days credit; Java
(goverpment bags, 20lsc dc do grass mas gle.
BE Singapore, do lie. lSc. Ceylon lSl5c l94c. ;
Msrscai6o s,sc ls,sc Lag,,syrs, lsc lsnc, Jsmai
ca 49, a loo. St. Domingo, i61sc. Porto hico, sc
isisc Costa Rca, IsSc. 1skc Mexican, l3sc. lec
Manila, lsc Istsc Angostura ls1sc lgc savanilla
ISsc a 19c. Curacao, lssc. &c.. gold, 90 W days
| credit. -.
FLOUR AND -Receipts-Flour 226l7 bills. wheat
81 33g bushels; corn 73 do ;corn meal LILO bbls and
DO sas % u