The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
s'a0 to 3 p. NJ.
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

Cotton Quiet; Receipts mt the Ports.
3,340 Bales - Flour Firmcr-Wheat
Stcady-COrn Firmer-Oats Dearer-
Groceries Quict-Pork Active and
Lowcr-Lard Easicr-Freights Strong
Petroleum Quiet-Naval Stores Dull
and Easicr-East India Goods Quiet
Metals Neglected-Wool Quiet and
Stcady-Nhiskey Steady.
TUESDAY June 24-6P NJ
The trades movement was slow, and the markets
in some cases were decidedly irregular. At the
Produce Exchange the chief feature was the break
in the pork market. superinduced by a radical de-
cline in Chicago The business was large, but prices
declined fully 81 per barrel Lard also depressed
and rather lower. Flour was dull, but there was
some Improvement in low grades. Wheat was in
moderate request at about steady prices, except
forward deliveries, which were lower. Corn and.
oats were active and frmer. whiskey was easier
at the opening but closed steady. Groceries were
quiet and unchanged in price Petroleum remained about
steady. Naval stores were dull and easier East India
goods were neglected Freghts were strong Wool was
quiet, but steady. .&~as r. .A.
Asnrs-Recapts for the past three days, IS packages
The market has ruled steady pots under fair Job
bling demand. Pearls remained entirely nominal We
quote Pots, IS Is
BUILDING MArERIAIs.-The market for brick remained
steady. The demand fair, with current prices rs
folows-Crotons, sli Sl5 for brown anoat; SIS $40
for dark do. and SIC s7 for red do. ON the dock
parcels delivered the prices S. higher Phadel
phia anoa, SIS $50; delivered sss ss7; Haverstraw
Bay brick per NJ aaoat s. So DO delivered SO sI;
up river do 81 81 20, do delivered 80 50 90 Jerseys
do, Sc 50 ST. do. delivered, s. = So pale 81 50 ST.
do. delivered, 50 30 81 Kline fair demand and
steady 40 for Rocklani common ana 81 rs for do
lump Cement was rather quiet, but nrm al tho FOL.
lowing figures :-Rosendale, 81 10; Roman, s. ss Is
Portland, S. 20 s. 75 Plaster Paris in hight de.
mand and firm at 50 80 5, ton for blue Nova scotia
81 IS white do. and s2 per Dbl Tor calcned cty
Coap.ct7We have nothing new 70 note in III. SrancS
Of trade The demand has been mSderste ane price.
ss rS Mfg gd s s F So sS e New zeand
cAspl.saTherc has been limited aphine trade since
SOC; patent do, ioc parafine. Sc sc, stearlc 10
CorrEs.-The market remained quiet With prices mi
Ing about steady The sales OF lake amount 70 about
ioS lp. II SS arses was quiet but price. r,r.
Riea es Steamer trsuc al aud M BAGS o q =
ex Carl. At Bsltlmore at Isl Mesrs William scott
-iissysstop 700 ,s has LBsl.mqys, @ols New
ordinary ge ea1soss srg sse sc far ears9e use
soa per b. So SOU das c e. 0 java os s
@e easp S%s. 40 s s c 90 srf s s sc a.
eaibo, s95s lsssc Lasuayra nc ise Jainaica isc
a n.
Curacao. lS1sc a 1870, gold. 90 ~ days credit
CoTToNThe reported movement in cotton on the spot
was uniInporant and the market was called dun lew
exporters looked for cheap lots, without The
demand from spinners was uncomfortable. Holders
manifested but little disposition u sell at the appended
quotations. which are % an extent nominal Future
deliveries at decline &c &C.. ruled dull We sum
up as follows
To-Day Last Epeaing. TbtpL
Export. tn
Consumption ................. SO llS A5
Speculation...... y
Totals. .................... 326 7ls l04
Included in the above COZ bales 20 arrive
For future delivery Oasis low midling) the sales have
been us follows SALES last evening alter three II.
July, 200 at 2o,sci August 800 at aj.e.,. 100
ls4G.. 100 at y l.lsc: Total le9o bales E1
sales to-day up to three y. M-June, 100 at 10 7S2c
July 100 at - 7l6c, 2co at Dc 30o at - Bloc 81 az
1ac. 100 at Bloc 100 at 203.c DO 20 5lcc Aug s
20 at 20 t6c 500 at 1c 100 at 20 16c 100 at 20 1c
3D at 20 6I6c 800 at 2isc 200 at 20 932c L7W at D,r
100 at 20sc loo at 70 5ltc September, 100 lgc al
g1sc., 400 at Is lbl6c. October 30 nc lshc az
1S3l6c, 100 at ISSc December, 800 at IS if6c Total
$3.50 bales Grand total 1850 bales The receipts al the
ports were as follows Galveston, 107 bales New or.
leans 700; Mobile, l2i Savannah $50: Charleston l6;
Wilmington, ~; Norfolk @7; New York, 7q4 Boston ll3
Total 33t9. This day last week 4is4 bales This day
last year. S6. Rates cotton to foreign ports closed
nominal at the following bgures:T uavrc by steam,
ic. sail, lc, compressed. 10 Hambprg, ~ sssta, A,