The New York herald., 1874-11-28
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easy-Fl0ur Firmer-
Wheat . Shade Firmer-Corn Irrcgu-
lar-Oats Firmer-Barley Quiet and
Easy-Pork and Lard Were Firmer-
Groceries Steady-Freights Quiet-Pe-
troleum Nominal-Spirits Turpentine
Eastor-ROsin Steady-Copper Active
and Firm-East India Goods Quiet
Wool Quiet-Whiskey Steady.
FRIDAY, Nov. 27-s p. n.
The markets were generally quiet, though there
were some noteworthy excepuons Dry goods,
hardware. groceries, &C.. we're without decided
change. Flour was in better request and higher,
particularly the low grades. Wheat was rather
more sought after and q little Armer in conse-
quence, out business was moderate. Corn was
irregular; prime new bringing more, while old was
. tribe lower. Oats were IN demand and
higher. Barley quiet whiskey steady. Pork and
lard were decidedly rmer, but closed quiet freights
were trife or Cotton was only in light request with
the tone OF tho market easier both for spot
Groceries, generally speaking. quiet and
changed Metals quiet with the exception Of cop
per. which was active and frmer Petroleum dun
and nomnally unchanged. Naval stores were quiet,
with the price OF spirits Of turpentne favoring tho
buyer Wool quiet but ruled about steady value
AsHEa-Receip for the past three days ITO packages
The market has been quiet and unchanged Pots quoted
nss NJ Msrs Per II IN value
u Sat ana gers.s
g saoat and 81 - dsiyysred q Sp river s. . 50
dsIiSsrsS sass ed
@ ZIP and aadAs So
'Ga s saS,ss
with moderate demand with values rans % steady At
g. 20 for Kqsendas aud - aS 81 90 70. Portland and
moderate demand.
mained quiet with yellow Western and Southern quoted
BRoos Corn was only in limited request and quota
tons without essential change We quote New green
brush rea tipped I and red s. Al sl0'' green
mas nss has @ The ne 'ssf ssas III a
and generally for selections which however. are pur
rens
@ saS' ae i ar pss e noo 70 & as TRn
sS1ss sS ss. good Fh" gss
aS ss e % 70 o a s @ s SS aS
sood, $50 Sc; DO: common 70 Iair Sso: q sss:,
ss:s. ssss::?s.E asss ,s; ss;,y e.;
fssss s ss chi psssa
sSs &c ss soSd xoea se p5a' ao Choice
Ss e.! ssss IS @
@ &C. ss &c. s a good riis: a soos i BRINE
s., s5,o sosSi; oso
% 'Sss common TO g ' 5000 H's :so'
:sSssi e. e ! SSSs e.
cH.nsS -shippers are Operating very moderately, ow
other side. The home trade has been fair, but
scarcely up to expectations Tor the season. Holders,
however. maintain confidence. We quote state fac
tory, nne 10 fancy. ltAc lohc good TO
nne itc af5c State factory iaT 10 5000. l3'c &c.
do dar1es ne, lc. l51ac.: Orange county skms &c.
I2c;: Ohio factory, Cheddar shape choice. Tor ex.
trade l4c i5lac DO dc:, tar TO good. lOc lie do
do. poor to fair. &c; lOc.; Michigan and Wisconsin
CANDLES were without change in value, and sold only
in the jobblng Quoted as follows;-spcrm, 2Sc.
patent do Sc. SOC stearc. 2sc 2sc; parafnc ls
l3xc, l5c. 1870 and 7Hc per 10.
CoRDAGE.-There has been no material change in the
market, which has remained quiet. We append former
quotations tolows:Manila c0rdage. sizes above IL
thread, l5c DO. 6thread and @thread inch and 5l6
inch diameter, l6c do lI-thread q inch diameter.
1879 do shread and sthread. i71Sc. arred Manila,
l4c; hne tarred Manila iath yarn sisal rope sizes
above lzthread, Ike; do. 6thread and 9.thread
l2ac. do, l2hread and hay rope. l2c New Zealand
cordage. sizes above l2hread, llc do 6-thread and
9thread, u and $40 incn, l21sc do, 2thread. inch
and hay roDe. &c. and kussis bolt roDe i7c. cash.
CooPKRAcE STOCK under a contlnued fair demand
with heads. ss.lnca. s2 % So IS; sugar Shocks witt
rum shocks, 81 30 a 81 IS: pipe shocks. S. 50 81;
empty nogsheads, % % %: hoops IA feet ordinary
70 PRIME, 38c 4Oc. hoops IL tee; ordinary 10 prime
Soc Sc
ColroN-The market for 'spotr cotton ruled dull and
easier tone, but prices were not Quotabiy lower
Futures, were only limited demand a slight de-
cline. We Quote (quotau0nS based American stand