The New York herald., 1875-07-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL-RUIUREs WEAK
FLOUR FIRM-wHEAT LESS AcTIvE-coRN
srRADY-oATs DULL AND UNCHANGED-RYE
DULL AND UNCHANaKD-BARLEY QUIET AND
UNCHANGRD-BARLEY MALT QUIET-PoRK
EAsIER-LARD EAsIER--PETRoLEUM WEAK
NAVAL STORES DULL-GRoCERIEs STRONG
HIDES QURT-LEATHER QUIET-onS QUIET
wHIsKEY QUIET AND sTKADY-HREIoHTs FIRM
AND ACTIvE-HEMP AND JUrE oUHT-GUN-
Nns QUIET.
THURSDAY, July is, 1875.
There was but little Improvement In the aspect
OF commercial matters, the chief interest on
'ohange centrinG, as yesterday, in the grain
market, which continued active and buoyant, and
In which heavy sales were made at higher prices.
Flour was also In better demand, and the lower
grades were conslderably higher, in sympathy
with wheat. Corn was steady. Oats DO. Whls-
key do. Pork and lard easier. and slow OF sale.
Cotton on the spot dull; iutures weak. Petroleum
weak. Naval stores dull Hides quiet. Leather
quiet. Oils quiet. Hemp and jute quiet. Gunnies
also quiet.
CoFFEE.-Under favorable advlces from Rio
there was q stronger feeling In the market, and
holders were very firm. We note sales OF s32 bags
Santos "a resale) ex Paschai; 45oo bags Rio (sold
from second hands,, ex Titcomb: and, at Balti-
more, g. 900 bags do, ex Gray Eagle, and 1865
bags do., ex Aquidneck, all ON private terms.
Mild grades were held nrmly. We have copy OF
Messrs. Wright q Co.'s telegram dated Ro July
H. 1875, advising :-"Sales since sth inst, $4,000
bags. Shipments, $4,000 bags. Loading. 132, 900
bags. Stock at date, q. 900 bags. Average daily
receipts, 6,400 bags. Price nominal, 9a600. Ex-
cnange, 26xd.n The stock OF mild conees in first
hands in New YORK is as follows:-Java. 57,s7s
grass mats; Singapore, 900 do. do; Ceylon. 267s
bags; Maracaibo. 2loo do; Laguayra. $40 do
Costa Rica 4s6 do: Angostura, 200 do We
-OrHf fatr do
q isISc good do l0c. l9s<c.; prime do lSlzc 1916;
range for lots, Ike. 2OSc.. gold go %
days; Java, government bags zJc. Tc.: do, grass
mats 2ec 2sc Singapore, do 22c- s4c.; Ceyon. 2ic.
22c ;Aaracabo 2lc. Csc; Laguayra, 2OHc. 2lbc.;
Jamaica. 49, los.; ST Domingo, lie. IKE; Porto
Rico lsSc 2oc Costa Rica, Isc: &c. Mexican. zoe.
2lc. Ango,ura, lsa 2ihs.: savania. 2oe 22c.
corros Features Of the market sur, sum up thus
roI spe dsand G unnena account nd NO
demand from buyers for the liverpool market who
sbiity outlet In thai direction except At mater
IN Grades below, strict good ordinary: wlich we're
longs unloading: nsderabe disposition to make
prices Te ss2c OF rom the anal hsures % Of yester
day aud weak closing OF the market at the reduction
market at decline OF Lied. spots and decline OF
Agricultural Bureau report creaed a pressure to sell,
S s the b r DoS to Ss per
mated .uli vital and normal" According to this
unusually full showing an Improvement OF crop
all states except Texas during the month OF June,
with the STATE averages summing up as
81, an improvement o. per cent; Florida, lO IN inn
ment Of per cent Mississippi ios an inprovement Of
cent? Texas, IS decline OF per. cent;
esn and ss i%provsm.ns of Is
por cent These comparisons maze with the report
Ssssd a drought, %hcS @
GUS cotton than 10 other crops. The injuries
mostly compensated by the opportunity afforded for
better working VI the other In Texas worms
cotton erpillars and grsshoppers Injurious in
some localities A few isolated reports also mention
ice' but insect depredations have not affected
growing crop thus reported as being better
several years past At this period NOT better than
any crop since the war. Ihe three r. N; Quota
July. u 2ssac. a is-iec. august = islse sHsIac,;
NJ Neysmoer 4 siSc. pecomter' 4 sisc Jan
Il ll-lsc. 4 2s-s}e april nxs-szc 4 lslsci May
ard Or ~ force september ls7. aud up
halt grade above or below ihs grade quoted s-ordi.
nary ls<c good ordinary. AXE strict good ordinary
itlc low middling. lb<e. middling. lbRe aood MD
ding i6No. Quotations based American standard Of
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