The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Easfer-FlOur Steadier-
Wheat a Shade Easier-Corn Firmer-
Oats Steady-Pork and Lard Firmer-
Coffee Active-sugar Quiet-Freights
Firm-PetrOleum Dull ind Lower
Spirits Turpentine steadier-Isosin
Dull and Lower-Whfshey Lower.
SATURDAY, June 20-6 r. NJ.
Trade was moderate in nearly all branches DUR
ing last week, but, though prices were unsteady
and fuctuating, there were comparatively few
changes OF Importance. Speculation was checked
somewhat by the recession OF gold since the publ
cation OF the Presidents views with regard to
financial matters, which has exerted beneficial
influence throughout financial and commercial
circles Legitimate trade was stimulated In some
departments, and more healthy feeling obtained
almost everywhere. The dry goods, hardware,
boot and shoe and kindred markets were char
acterized by dullncss, and the aggregate business
Of the week was small. There was an active ex-
port movement in breadstulfs however and the
markets steadily ruled in sellers favor. The
sales on 'Change were large from day TO
day, yet afforded little indication OF the
export movement because of the TACT that very
large proportion Of the gram going forward was
purchased previous to arrival. The flour market
was more lively all through the week prices were
steader sales i'll some cases toward the close of the
week showing imp ovement of fully quarter
dollar per barrel compared with prices at the close
OF last week The market very dull with increas-
ing indications of further improvement. Corn in
active request all through the weeK, and prices
perienced very decided advance. The bulk of the
purchases foreign account. Oats were dull and
heavy, but without decided change. Prime white
scarce and realized extreme prices. Whskey under
change OF moment the market remaining steady.
Pork quiet and almost nominal all through the
week, but closed trmer Lard was less active, ir.
regular and tuctuatng All the week, the general
e
July and August a. decidedly lower prices than
Whole much higher growing rmer towards the close Of
as ss
d G od at about a
Corn was active Large were made i' for
tent STEADY prices frcylsions gsnsTaIy
but quiet Tor raw While refined moderately active
Ssss
o was inactive but held with rather ors
rssn
COFFEE @si was active movement in Rio to-
Guide Alice IantoT; at axe $50 bags e.! ex
sssf &
81 sss al as o o ono
We s"es sraihary ta Tl do
nc range for lots lss sie java,
2O1ac: Jamaica, lsc ZIG St Domingo lie. Porto
goid SIXTY 10 ninety days credit /a
COrToN.The movement IN spot cotton continues to be
s n Hsda at xa yss
'''aA' n'N''' 5D5asds Alu9ama. N: orleans rsHa.
s.; ::;H B
n addali mgIdajiny - ls TX 49, sx 49, 49,
The quotations based on cotton in Store running
in quality not more than halt grade above or below
the grade quoted. The s a.aas Las, xvso z,
Totals. 52l lsl 6s2
For future delivery basis low middng) the have
been as follows last evening after two
Is lsisc l9o at Is 7ssc So,o g 4
2oo at II issc al II ssc at IL l7sac septem
ber 800 at sS2c., 800 at II slice 500 al II l32c 10 at
bsS Il 1s s Fetal 5se S4aa toa Abs essm
&c. New Orleans 49, Mobile is Savannah 66l; Charles,
isn mi o fG fns sy
ton were quoted thus ITO Havre by sa nc TO Ham.
si S by SAIL "' compressed 10 LIVERPOOL by steam
FLOUR GnArx-Receipts, -four. l24l6 bbls; wheat,
this date Hour, 97sal bbls wheat, 1885, $40 bushels;
SIS Ss bushels rye 500 DO The -four market WAS mod na
eraely active to-day and transactions were made
M oo a b IL n low
prices within the range Of the subjoned quotations
Corn meal was steady and sold to the OF 300 bills
various kinds at prices within our quoted range. We