The New York herald., 1874-09-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady for ssSpOt" and Firmer
for "Future'-Fiour Steadier-Wheut
Firmer-COrn and Oats LOwer-POrk
and Lard Firmer-Groceries Steady
Spirits Turpentine Easier-Rosin
Steady-Whiskey NOminany Lower.
SATURDAY, Sept. l2-6 r. NJ.
The trade movement was rather ireer last week
than during the preceding week; bu. the markets
were even more irregular and uncertain than
ever prices nuctuatlng so frequently and violently
as TO render all calculations as to the future en-
t'rely futile. lew speculative commodities were
well sustained during the whole week, but irreg-
ularity and uncertainty were the rule, and
business was in many cases accordingly
much circumscribed, though the aggregate
showed considerable improS ement over the
previous week. Dry goods sold little
more freely but trace was by means brisk, and
apprehensions with regard to the extent of the
fall trade increased from day to day. The hard
business also quiet the bulk of the fall bust
ness having been done IN July and early August. 1he
trade was pretty heavy during those two months but
more particularly during July. At the Produce Ex-
change business was only fair though speculation aud
paucy of supplies caused marked advance In
Of sundry commodities Flour was dull and heavy all
ana the end OF the week a eon
sdera0ly. particularly or old spring which was grow
but the shippers We're % about as
durns @ the Week & M hsh Prices Wv %hsssy
na
the trade ana nuctuatons were more aan usually vo-
Freights ruled sw all the week with promise
but ws moG
@ sn Tns for nf the sa
PORK showed some improyeme MT but was quiet while
ceres we're que. and SHchansed Cotto" was quiet
Ta p9 ana ny s meT wha
easier and rosin ruled quiet but Steady. WRlsksy was
51sd ray quiet and
bags Of Rio, Copernicus private terms We qaoe,~
9dn.s FaSd SG s @ pfns ds s s Sir de @ s
%sraqsDo iSe, isSc. Lasasyra,, ESis, Ks
o is s Aisa Rs7s' @ ss his Es
t'i sS'fe As
Ell ;s'
t,Ss1 t9,SS1parSy Ordinary Ish iiss iisss Is IIss -.
strict soSsa srainy. lssl X sslS i is-ls
SsanEi; Ss5a %iaa,ns " 9sS 9s Iss IS: IIsss
in quality than nalf grade above or below the
e e'Aus 4a.''a' '' 'N''' ao-say Last Ecers"a Total,
S s
80 {; svsa%s sfs !sS
Is 5.l6c November, 100 at 10 532c. December 10
al i54c 100 Is 7s!c Total 100 bales Today up to
80 Al ssac October 800 al 3 SIC soo i5,.s
y 7lsc, sol g. l5sc Seo At Is lls2e' N9yember,
$40 at is li-2c 100 at ls,sc 800 at Is lls2c Decem-
Der, SO at Is II &c. 800 at l3 i5s2c 4p at l59.c.;
Is ii-ISS, is 2s s3c SOD at l5aac log ssc
May io9 lssc Total, i25 o bales; grand total,
1870 The receipts at the various ports were toi.
lows;-Gayeston; SO bales New Orleans, so6 Mobile
Norfolk, os; thiladep phia s. Total, slii. This day
cotton foreign ports were quoted husTo Havre by
san. &c 10 Hamburg by steam, Xc; by sail, sc. 10
Bremen, by steam, NC; by sail ac cOmpre ssed, To
Liverpool I'D. BY steam; 1-s?d BY sail
FLoUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-rlour, l3,493 bbls.
wheat lM 7ss bushesi corn @ 81 1870 90 ID oats 4o7o do
929 sls bushels corn sI4lo9 oo corn meal o37 bblS
The -four market rather steadier but quiet
The sales comprising all kinds foot up about IA 800 bbs
at ngures within the OF the appended tons
Corn meal firm and sold to the extent OF Ools at
prices within the appended range Of quotations. We
Qu0te:-