The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST l875-TRlPLE SHEET

being especaiiy sensitive ana supposed 10 reflect 70
~ lie erop pro,pects There mas bne55 ,'i sx,,rt
demand tor the better grades o. wheat especially No
almost unlimited extent at pretty high, thougn lncu
atlng prices here was also considerable speculative
the largest clippers, comparatively Little done.
Inc eXrorers having in neacy all cases TO 'hxn the
have been fuctaatlng aiiern4iey adyaHcing AMI Ne,
Ginning since tho suDsdence OF tne storms the market
has taken downward iurn and prices are decidedly
lover, lnoHsh iuture eonlracts have brought more
tuai spo e.r' OATS nay hsg uuttullel lie lhALkel
though cosihg suong. Provisions have danced about
spacnes and ne whins Of the sDeeualors who prac,
n9S nS % ILe narSeL ih.s IS ehpeciadg ue Of
thrive under the stimulus OF an active demand tor
berth room ana vessels charter the gram ana ne
iroeum trades, and iul rates have been paid,
Wa s ioraSn er9t eSPes or ni1 mar
but there were nuneroui changes IN quotations and
duil and co1ng with the ADVANCE partly lost. Oats
nrneT; FG9fisqns quiet but generally arm Cotton on
qulet ana llrh Naval stores quiet and firm Hides
and steady: Gunnies strong. Groceries arm.
Asiil.s,--il ~ demand was slow and the market was
ATrrMoSY.fhe market was firm for rcgulus at 1870
bErswAz YRSqaiel AID unchanged We auote;-west-
BRooM Cons Wis drmi We quott.DBrusn short
green meai% o Re Re- and r re fff ene s g. 6 6ae
CANDLES 1.-The jObbins trade was moderate and the
25c n 5lc syern. patent, Macys $50. SOC stearc,
H. O. Mitchell x Co.'s NO or, re. a 81, aaamantmc
"a a. 10 Oh i-]sc Ne; Daraine As 0s ana l2s. 2ec.
oorrNG-rne RIO market was Arm, hut only mod
crate business Transacted Tho sales were as FOL
more 4.5JO bags ex ZcarwoZ on private term.
Milo grades we're firm, but not very active We
ls4c lge; good do igAc. 9i5c. prime do. 1910.
days; Java, government bags Zoe. &c; do. grass
mats ~ a -ss, sinsap9ge' DO. 2lc re; Ceylon &c
Jamaca isc a 49,; 81 Domingo lIc IL l14c. Porto
RICO, is3ac 2e' Costa ltiea, l9c 22c mexican 2jc,
a 2c Angosara loc a2l!aci sav@nllla, zoe. &c :;
CoorERAGK 'sroc&--lne market continues quiet ana
without new movements Whatever % note in prices
81 10 81 20. sugar shocks with heads S8inch 81 s.;
40 90 iISn' ~ ~ y % SoS sn9o6s 'Se oae
s. D y 7o' hoops "a rect ordinary 10 prime. S51
$50 900 LAKE and closed latter we quote -
New sheathins, Az bolts, &c bra1ers sic mails $50
s9ei old shea tlhs, &C. nlXed IoJS lyc 2c amer
Ing and brouzc z2c bold. 3sc nails sneating s1c
demand, al ail qaotatons We aaot :-Minia Qa rye
ana small s.@e) per d. l.c e DO e2rdage, bolt rope
Ne a iSc.; sew zoalsnd, ne. a lsc Russia hemp
CorToS-In spot cotton there fairly active Jusi
ness al yesterday prices with some disposition ON the
part OF holde s t. whdraw samples me character OF
te carly ingn,ry Leading to the opni9n that cotton was
port demand OF consequence was developed however,
and no advances was est tab. ON prices, out the
predsp9sed - adyanee al the openng but yielded ll6c
Further disqueing the sections threatened
with overflow. however caused rally, and prices
gained l6 last nights prices at which the mar
closed barely steady. despatch to Messrs Hobart
smith 4 Co, from the Secretary OF the Memphis Cotton
Exchange reads as follows sslssppi mas risen
inches in twenty four, WIN prospect OF continuance
several days; most planting outside OF eVees now
under water; considerable damage inside OF levees
from supagc lockwater bdd creva,s. at Oidtowu
Damage present and Prospective in Arkansas and Ms.
slsslpp estimated 5000 to 100000 baes.n Mr. William
b. Galbreath, PRESIDENT Memphis Cotton Exchange,
upon reading despatch that the estimate
conservative one. ana placed the dam
age as more likely to reach 2JO0JJ bales in
the event OF u continuance OF the overflow.
From Manchester adyices are teesraphel indl-
eating u probable adjustment of ate labor
dic ues. The final dispatches 70 private houses here
from their Liverpool correspondents report Il much
feeling the of that narkct. The
three p NJ. quotations for future deliveries were as
tolows:-August lI3Sc IL 55!c; september, Ii Ice.
II S-52c October Is &c November + 2JSlc. De
FEBRUARY "A 9S2c. March, ll1sc. u "A IL April
IA 2S-32c. Il axe. May. IA l5ldc. IA 332c.; June
10 5-32c Il 7-31c Quotations based standard of
classification in force September 1874 and upland
cotton store running i'll quality not more than halt
ii CRAZE above or below the grade quoted -Urdinary,
l2ssc.; good ordinary lSsSc; strict good ordinary
l4Sc. low middlng l43ac; middling, Ice good mia.
ding 1616c Quotations based American standard of
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