The New York herald., 1874-09-08
CLOSING pR1css-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Continues Heavy-Whent Irregu-
1ar-Corn Firm Oats Firmer-Pork
Negiectcd-Lard Heavy-.sspot'' Cotton
Steady "Futures'' Declined 1-18c.-
Sugar strons-Coffee Quiet-Molasses
Dull-Pctroleum Dull-Spirits Turpen-
tine Quict-Rosin Quiet - Freights
Quiet.
MONDAY, Sept. 7-eP.M.
The markets were still irregular and in not q
lew cases lower. On 'Change -four was duh and
heavy. Wheat was lower for spring but firm for
winter, with fair demand lOr both at the prices
current. The sales were tOeraby heavy, and
mainly for shipment Corn was also in good de-
mand for shipment and speculation, on the spot
and to arrive. Oats were In active request and
frmer. Whiskey was o tribe dearer. Pork
was dull and without decided change. Lard
was quiet. Freights unchanged. The move
menr In sugar was a. firm figures Coffee was
quiet. Petroleum was in light demand,
and, to an extent, nominal Spirits turpentine
depressed, under large supply and small demand.
Rosin was about steady but very quiet Tar duh.
Cotton. on the :spot" steady. "Futures" lower.
CoYvER.-The market Tor Rio ruled weak and nominal,
under the influence Of the Rio telegram, which
considered rather demorazing in its tendency At
Baltimore 1900 bags sold. ex Cricket on private
terms The stock in the United States up thus:
New Orleans 500 bags; Savannah 800 bags; Hampton
Roads, 90l5 bags Baltimore, 4009S bags, and New York.
69sl bags Total, l23,9is bags Mild cofees were
quiet and nomnally unchanged. We quote RIO
ordinary cargoes 4s4c l5c. fair do lAc &c., good
do l71<c Hac. prime do lS2zc l9c. extreme range
for lots l5c al94c. Java, bags &c. &c.;
do grass mats 23c. a &c Ceyon, l71c. 2Ohc Mara.
caibo l7ac 20c. Laguayra. ls}ac. 9}ac.; Jamaica
l71ac 1916; St Domingo loc. 151ac. Porto Rico,
lSc. islc Costa Rca, 1870. 201lc.; Mexican, ls,lc
q 1916; Savanula, Hac. q l9hc.; Curacao, Ike
l8%c. gold. GO q 90 days
CorroN.-The movement in "spot" cotton moder
atey active spinning purposes but exporters either
held aoof altogether made bids too low Tor accept
ance the present market Holders, in view Of the
scarcity good spinning cotons maintain degree of
frmness which rather exerts checking influence upon
business the market closes with buyers than
sellers the annexed quotations. Futures" without
quoabe change closed weak the influence of
oleasAs ''''' 5ses. Ia.a"aS Tes orleans. zsza.
ST. $;;';;;| + E.
e94S cotton in Store 3
Qua no, 0Fs than ..ds halt grade above or below
oonsnmn,,on ta'N SsssSisS sSsS 9ss;e"'"9 gYsss e
~ m.dd.ns
iSsRfs%os ss a az e. 10 s e 4sGssE S H Ds
ss$ ss ~
e & 1 ss i'd Sc % s e 80 4. i9e ,sSSars s 4
f. sssrssry, ~ S ' @ IS March, isS 81
10 81 sc April 100 at 1914 Total II, 200 bales. Grand
total 1900 oaes The averages OF saturdays forward
Deliveries were as follows. VIZ epiember ls74c.;
January Y scc u, February lS7c % March, lS9ie;
nary 200 at ID l5-32c February, 800 at isac. Total
100 bales. second call-Decem6er I0J at Is ll-32c.
iolows:Galyeston, 5s4 bales; New Orleans 1885, Mobile,
592, Savannah. ~; Charleston 2l Wilmington 2; Nor
folk, o.; Baltimore Ii Philadc phia, 9. Tosal a272
bales this day last week 77 this day last year. s09S
FLOUR asp a GRAIN N-Receipss.eFiour h2so bbls. ;
rye 1900 do. The flour market was dull and heavy
The sales state and western comprise 600 bbls and
mand SOLD to the extent OF sN bbs az from 81 70 s. 60
what sellers favor with sales 800 bDIs at IS so
81 50 for Western 81 90 q IS Tor BRANDY wine. We