The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT srEADY-FUTURES BARELY
srEADY-FLoUR QUIET AND FIRAER-wHEAr
uREGUIAR-CoRN EAsY-oATs QUIET-RYE
DULL AND NoMINAI-BAHI.EY QUIET AND UN-
CHANGED-BARLEY MALT sTEADY-PORK
DUII-IARD DULL AND EASIER PETROLEUM
QUIET AND sTEADY-NAvAL STORES FIRAIER-
GROCERIES sTEADY-HIDEs sTEADY-LEATHER
QUET-ouS QUIET AND sTEADY-wHIsKEY
FIlAIER-FREIGHTs SrEADY-HEMP AND JUTR
QUIET AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STEADY.
MONDAY, August 90 NJ
The markets still more less irregular, and the
demand in most cases light On 'Change -four was
steady, but quiet Wheat was firm for prime and
easier for unsound. Corn easy, but without de-
cided change. Oats quiet Whiskey hrrner. Pork and
lard lrmer, but not especially active Cotton on
the spot steady; futures barely steady. Petroleum
quiet and steady. Naval stores frmer Hides steady
Leather quiet Oils quiet and steady Hemp and jute
quiet and unchanged Gunnies steady Groceries
steady.
CoRFEE.-The market for Rio and Santos firm,
and moderate business transacted The sales of
Rio were as fonows-36I bags Alice fainter; 5000
bags ex Merrimack; $40 bags Tycho Brahe all sold
at prices not reported and Baltimore 1000 bags ex
New Light, at 1916 per h. The sales since August
b. 679 bags The receipts since August 56ll
bags by Anva 5000 do by Adolph, 37O7 do by Dorhea
CsanoD, 57i9 do. by Heinrich and l2e3s bags by Alice
fainter Stock OF Rio and Santos New York a. l7S bags
at Hampton Roads 2,265 do at Baltimore, 30,9S1 do
aoa and loading for the United States 18th u 5247
bags purchased for the United States 7th inst 10000
bags We quote Ordinary eargoes, l71Sc. 17Ac fair
do, 1896. Ice. good do, 194c l912c. prime do,
1924c 2oc range for lots 17c 21c., gold 60
10 days. Santos, fair good 192c Ole java
ment bags 25c PIC do grass mats nc. 2Sc; Snga
DE Laguayra 201sc 2llsc; jamaica, loc l9c st.
Domingo, lie. IKE. Porto Rico, lS12c. Doc Costa
Rica Ice. pc Mexican 2Oc. gle; Angostura lSc.
2l1sc, savanilla, zoe. 22c. Curacao, ls1se zoe
disposed of to-day the. Exchange having been
signed Lehman Bros Aessrs. Lehman Durr
Co.. the latter of Montgomery The cotton sold for 5c
To- and will be sent to Liverpool good demand ut lower
noticeable, with late sales of 200 bales for
port, in addition the sales of 400 bales below
reportedthe latter basis low middling Ii Lice.
Also after Change, further sales of 100 bales
decline OF &c per To-. which conform quotations
with the remark that market closed with holders less
disposed sell OF all the sales reported 2OO
bales reported In round lots and the balance scattering
have been Irregular The is bearish, and
in the absence Of sustaining advces from the rivers and
from Europe prices fell oil r Ice The increased business in
spot cotton led recovery of about Lie of the decline
The market closed barely steady the following quota
tions August 1890 Is 2932c September ~ 2532c
October 133Sc; November, 1899 December, - II BE
January - 25-32c. Is l3 Ice. February, - 3l32c
March, II Size II 732c April, Ia 1890 a II 7l6c
May IL p 32c ID l116c June, Ii 2933c II 1870.
based standard of classification in Sep
quality than half grade above below the grade
Ordinary, ordinary,
ordinary 1876 low middng l4lSc; middling, li34c;
good mddng 1875 Quotations based on American stand