New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsUFs-The market very duh and values nolnnaliy IN
changed at &c for Pot and Sc for Pearl ,,. an, rrcos
BEESWAX-The market is moderately active ana pre-
are unchanged note further sales OF oOO southern at
Roots AND sHoEs-Busness in the wholesale way Is
rather quiet being no buyers in he marheI Dn eS
The condition OF business Affairs makes re Is eau
Sns aop 1As T n MID lower ihan last season The ob
aie continues 10 do far business ~ nm J, sI I in
last year The export trade rather quiet at Inc 'P,n.
famed Iasiings scrges Drills, &C. are in ar I.qaes ~
about steady prices For shoe tIniihGSi i@s, M'p moi
Iast.ngs soc; Finch do soc - inch do, zoe; u inch
SECS SSf lI linen eI5Sdc SIX o yar SEQ 80
Linen Web gross II S5as5 90 Cater Web p gross Il 10
fEKooM CORN AND BROOMs-Chocc grades are steady,
s s1 G'ST rtan' i2ai8G Green nr choice l2a
green Short and Medium 92Gllc ana ed ana fed iipco
Bt'iLDING MATEEIALs-Bncks are IN moderate demand
ana ,e MARI nara. 5d T T%rT - Isj 30; Long slaui
Jsis,y' H, sfqt So Croton fronts. Brown
-Sa $40 ard Baltimore, 500 so and stock DEW 'ic l
ward at an advance Of S2aS = VI on these lg'iI t'm'
remains very qac a alegt t,% rdr h's s axe IL fair
request and STEADY II 80 - NJ. Lime IS qici Hid M
changed STATE al Soc FOR Common y 70 iol t!ii5nng
lar steady but dun al for cattle and l2aa2lc for
"C31FFpFIThr business in lilo only limited aud the mar
kr is strong OF .,s5S ba lto, i,r ycio ,ane a'
here tins evening i-3u ag, We quote ordinary cargo
az TO- iva Co. Sano- ai to good at is AZ g.. gold
5idays mild grades are lny hr bat y,y gMt i?l Sai,
tnD 922c Maracaiho Il 023c.; Laeuayia, 20 = iec;
Iana!c, lSa1Gc; ranio Domingo lfdlf &C ron" ,o'
tuna, .c.; Siylria, 2OG2-c ana curacao M lo-"
2Oc all gold. ,..,.. ..,-o o., r,,,,,.
steamer and Broken although The demand does u9t ea Tue
s.iv and until The Wofks are more geil"H4 III "'Id
lI siipplo. will 10 increase; r,al'' are very
u.y the 81 TN season Las caused an acc
ot '6u.,ucss and some tine mast c.Ir-c before t'i'y
can g,t through the pressure OF IlslHeS-' MhHh
seems likely increase rather thin "lnhI u :
will have pay higher Uutes rs nG& ';,n - ., u
-, inc aTylc, upou uy She Committee o. Zoe. for IN
gust rates. Cumberland Coal more slc"y at uh,aas'I
Values In Foreign TAR Is very little deing 90 Iohi
I"rs with fair inquiry at figures The supp sen
nom All the regions g,3l5I76 tons against 90
tons 10 the period last yaia d.citi'ro -OD" los
hraci;c ~ 3DG:j 30 per CARGO; tinb' ithi 90 .u@
western Virginia Gas Goals. 10 1jar7 American tanne ~
at4 English llnce lia,l) thhn' 80; 70" ' '''
j. 5Ga = James liNcr steam, - 23@TO ~. D., IL.
CDTIO-Te business u spot Cotton was extremely nm
lied and Notwithstanding the favorable nc"s nom upp
c market easier but prices. a. compared WIN th'V vi
Yesterday slow 20 particular change. i' ccili' nj The mp
ii pf;s To- da, are 1903 bales this Gay last week los
bIrs ills day last year, 30 bales total suee SEPT l.
s1iiited hrcc days. receipts bales. Exports 10 Great
Britain $50 bales exports 1" e tollncn NJ $40 oh, SO X
The averages Yesterdays forward tcllvcs were az i"l
lows August j2c: september. lI43c. October Doc;
November DOC ncrmbc, Ii'1,i lamar 49, g.
February, li.G1e.; March, li9.ei Aill; - .sc Aay,
i5,ec First call August 20p He october, 900 oIec'
November 500 ! ai.c; Dccembef 100, ~ &C.. 10 .<c;
January 200 II a-c February 800 lf"lgc; 100 - s,c'
Marh loo ( a.: May 200 II &C.; ioial, lyCO bales Sc
and call october 300, II aa2c; ZOO II Gc. Dctchtr 400
II sqec. 500 l4i-c. January, 200 lihci = o. li'';'
400 bales Third call October 1000 li Itct nbcI, 100
ii noe: January, 100, II &C.. total, 1909 bales.
Quotations based on standard Il Csstal pi III l"Ic 'tp
ionr ,au half eaGe alo, below the tralt quoted.
Ordinary ~ Sttcl Coo Ordinary 4, M 1h M p =
0rofatious based on American STANDARD