The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-03
2;SO TO 8 P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM-FUTUREs WEAK
FLOUR EAsY-wHEAT LowER-coRN ACTIVE
OATS FIRMER-RYE DULL-BARLEY NEGLECTED
AND NoMINAI-BARLEY MALT INACTIvE-PoRK
EAsIER-LARD QUIET AND EAsIER-PETRoI.EUM
sTEADY-NAvAL STORES QUIET GROCERIES
QUIET AND sTEADY-HDEs wEAK-oms
UNCHANGED - wHIsKEY STEADY FREIGHTs
sTEADY-HEAiP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY
GUNNLEs QUIET
THURSDAY. Sept Pc p NJ
Tho movement In merchandise foots up q very fair
aggregate in most Of the important staples Prices
however, generally show either change or a change
in buyers favor. On Change -four was inactive and
easier. Wheat was in moderate demand but lower
Corn fairly active Barley neglected and NOM
naL Pork easier.
CoTPEE-There change in Rio or Santos, the
market being steady and but moderately active The
sales $3.50 bags Rio Zngara, and 1000 and
6,OOo do do, Thomas Small, not made pub
lie The stock Of Rio and Santos in first hands this evening
81 1853 bags. The stock of mild conees follows
5O362 Java grass mats, l4,454 do Singapore
e,3o3 do Maracabo, 4o7 do Laguayra $50 do
Mexican and 1876 do. savanila We quote
Ordinary cargoes ishc ls1lc; fair do 19,sc q
l9c good do zoe. POKE. prime do. 2okc 2osc ex-
treme range for lots 1876. 2l&c Santos fair to good
1890 Gle, gold 90 days; Java government bags 2ec
27c do grass mats &c. 29c Singapore do. pc DE
Ceyon, 2lc. 22c Maracaibo ale 23c Laguayra 2oc
2lHc jamaica lSc 2Oc; ST. Domingo IKE, 1Sc. ;
Porto Rico, 1876. 21c; Costa Rca, I9c pc Mexico
2oc Ole Angostura. lse. 2ISc savanilla 2oc DC
Curacao, 1876, a 2oc.
CorroSThe demand from spinners for spot cotton was
undated and prices generally well sustained especially
desirable lots Of strictly good ordinary low mddng and
the qualities which all in demand the neglect
of grades below strict good ordinary The low grades with
being pressed for sale offered relatively
prices but failed attract attention In referring
TO the stock Of spot cotton as being understood to show
actual count less than the running by about GOOD
bales. should have explained that the actual
count included understandable cotton and pro
portion of cotton already sold but yet taken
FROM port that the amount Of stock really
available purchase found about
than running II is understood that ex-
Guiding understandable cotton and
delivered the real stock about % 900 SO
much cotton In sight however this fact without
portaut significance After Change to-day the sales
included 400 bales spnners. The shipments to
American consumers from this Yesterday September
1907 bales Futures opened toleraby steady owing
steadines Of the Liverpool market but gradually
ened until Lice had been lost At the last the market
was very weak owing reported heavy receipts
at interior towns notably Montgomery, Eufala and
Macon and a further decline of Lice was submitted TO-
After the close OF Change December on the
street 10 932c. The market officially called very
the close at the following quotations
10 2332c, 13Ac. October, 1890 l3lc.; November,
10 932c 10 5l6c December, 10 032c 10 Slice Janu-
ary 1890. ID lice February 10 0-32c. 13s,c
March l3 2532c IS l3i6c April i4c IA l-32c May
II 9-l6c IL 1920 August IA 2J32c Ia 25-32c Quo
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