The New York herald., 1874-09-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easter-FIour Stcady-Wheat
Lower for New, Firm for Old--Corn
| Easy-Oats LOwer-POrk and Lard
| Were Ffrmer-GrOceries Firm--Sugar
Activc-Freights Easier-East India
Goods Quiet-NIetnIs Dull--PetroIeum
Dull and Wcak-spirits Turpentfne
Easier-Rosin Flrm--Wo0I Firm
Whiskey Steady.
| TUESDAY, Sept 16-SPM.
There was still considerable irregularity in the
merchandise markets, and prices nuctuated con-
siderably on 'Change. Flour STEADY. Wheat
was dull and lower for new. but firm Tor old
spring, which was scarce Corn was without es-
pecial change, though the market found the
buyer. Oats were unsettled and decidedly lower
! at the close. Whiskey was quiet. Pork and lard
were in speculative demand and 1rmer. Freights
easy. Cotton ruled easier, but was not quotably
| lower either for spot or future. Groceries were
! quiet, with the exception OF sugar for which
! the market was active and nrmar. Petroleum
| was quiet and easier but closed with rather more
steadiness. Spirits OF turpentine was quiet and
easier while rosn met with fair trade and firm
Metals generally speaking, dull East Ind goods
were quiet and unchanged Wool was quiet but the
market firm for all descriptions
AsHEs-Recepts tor the three days. 40 packages
Trade has been light with prices, however ruling
steady at 61lc. for pots and sc. for pearls
BUILDING MATERIALs.-There has been fair demand
for all articles under this head and prices exhibited no
change. Lime quoted at ST 10 81 IS for Rockland
common and 81 30 81 IS Tor do. lump Cement quoted
at 81 40 tor Rosendae and 81 IS 81 so Roman and
Portland. Laths quoted at 81 rs for Eastern
BEEswAx was only in moderate demand. but was
quoted steady at Sic 32ac for Western and Southern
BEANS AND PEAs.-Of old marrows the supply is large
both here ana in the interior, and values conse
quently weak and lower New mediums OBTAIN
able b. to arrive. New kidney were ouiet nd
weak. Green peas were plenty and lower We quote:-
Medium choice, 81 IS 81 81; medium, fair TO good
81 80 81 65; marrows. choice, 81 40 a So 81; do.
tar TO good 81 Is 81 25 white kidney choice 81 20
So S0 do, fair to good, So 81 lO red kidney prime
new, 81 u "a 70; green peas, new 81 80 a 50.
very strong At a shade Improvement The same REMARKS
@ 4psS selected sa pef
70 Rf%' uSs aas to ao s
o 3 ws 5 to cESss ESGs s I a So
d. prime sc s sc do s,r TO good 31c Sic do
ID S d0uH agq sasam?Es
esern sS af fs K1ea I eacs @ & ao G Me
good @ @ Rsserss ' and M Ichisan "1a aDs
ss &C. good az; s?sH ao &i!ns Ras
s09s$ &c. to SSs %s Il nS s @ n ana to o%s tubs %
2s Coy &c. Il dS na;u do 81 air e e. good a. 27
sSod @ and Indiana up uS good do to 'a prme Co
si good r do S al to ooa
% syfs Tasa Vsy a for ue grade.
both and in the interior, and some hollers were
@
S4' Ia s
Nsek ,oNS we 70 ns s ns to fancy e
sSsd s; s,aa iss saTies onG dne; iSs s
sna's o ifs e do %s for ai
DO; poor + Air &c ;s i0c Michigan and Wisconsin
scarce and receivers are. consequently
ery strong in s9 s Sa higher
a CSC State and Pennsylvania 2:ac. 2ss; Canada.
hsSs %sssrn nrana' sUs &c choice brands o other
low GRADES WHICH @ were offered freely without buyers
i; w. s
Ordinary c'GSs' A''fsS' * ~ GsIs''' s S e.
stsis saGa sona arsiny ~ III s 4 n, BIS
sa SS% SSa%S %'aa,ns:: Eia,,ns f. 4" K: X;
g%ay not more than na grade above or below the
grade quoted The sales "sss SS9sy Las. sssr.s Total.
Consumpton nsu1n!,ao on~......... sa tss 7ss
future delivery Oasis low middnq he sales have
as S W % ser c wS s
so 60 So $ s Ma4sS SaSnqag 5sg lss -
$ss Is u - 8 3 ss s
& GS ;s iss e is;s IS 55ss sse II at
f. 7ssi; 4 81 !, nv 5s = :;
PS'1%'fs q e. ,' y siS 4ss at IS sss
@ ss sss 10 i s9 q / s 80 ss # @ las se g s:
s Is ~ 5, il 100 at s I e Il Mfssguary go ps y 81
ns5as receipt; ssM op,aSs Ss
SS5os Nav Ssv XS5k
year, ss5 Rates cotton foreign ports were quoted
SAIL sp@prssssS TO LIVERPOOL I'd s by ~Si siea% ~
JALioo,I Prints reduced; Gamers and other prints
m
kis a%e ct all
realized rom ~ lgc per lb From the out ports sale
c esss VILLAIN Scott report M he stock OF Of
h Sp'fa MGSs q ;ns snss % %
ton Roads 2 oiS Baltmores s'l1o; New York GLASS;
s s i9 s We ssss 'fFFss' Has "
e G do grass mats ec &c deyisa TIES s sc
?amasa s IS sS po%%sc '% A. III 'sf TSfio
TT de has ss shown sras life but
ssss$ sse Gs;s1 49, E ''ssss ssa%asn: s 2 Il
and e M s S % have S % change to
ssS @ sh e slssss
heads, 36inch, So ~ 81 30; box shocks 75c a 8c
rum shocks s4 81 70: pipe shocks S6 so 81 empty
hoesleads Sa s. 2s: hoops feet ordinary to prime,
ssc 4Oc hoops y feet ordinary to prime Sac.
quotations steady as follows :Mania large and small
Sizes, l6c 7c Manila cordage bolt rope yarns isc
Zealand eordage, l2ac. ls1se Russia bolt rope Hc
CoPpER-A fair business reported in lake copper
during the three days the sales aggregating
lbs at 2lc a 2li1c., closing ut the higher price
DRIED FRurs-New apples sell slowly with values
weak and favorng the buyer. Old TO an extent
nominal Peeled and unpeeed pcache. held rather
seadIe Blackberries were quiet but firm Kaspberries
scarce and very firm Cherries of sale and
rather weak. We quote State apples, sliced, iOc
sliced. l0c DO do do, fancy i2c. 13c. Western
apples quarters &C. slsc; peeled peaches, North
unpeeed do, halves new Sc. &C. do DO quarters, t
| new &c a &c.; blackberres, lUc. q l0lsc cherries
Southern new a9e SOC raspberriss, new. SIC sc
wheat 12G II3 bushels; corn, 700 do corn meal Ij
bbs and 400 bags oats, 25,675 bushels barley 2I do
The flour market was steady. with q moderate inquiry