The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-15
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and LOwer-Flour Quiet
| Wheat Firmer - Corn Easier -Oats
Firmer-Pork Hisher-Lard Firm
| Groceries Steady - Freights Quiet
and Easy-PetrOleum Lower-spirits
Turpentine Stesdy-Rosin Firmer-
Metals Dull - Seeds Quict-Tobacco
Firm-WOol Active and Firm-Whis-
| key Unchanged.
| TUESDAY, July H-6P. n.
| The markets were less active to-day, the
movement being checked in some cases by the
extreme views OF holders. This was nottceably
the case on Change, where nOur was quiet and
steady. Wheat was quiet, but ong holders de-
manding higher prices, which checked the de-
mand. Corn was quiet, With small sales buyers
insisting upon reduction. Oats were nrmer,
being scarce. Whiskey was steady. Pork
was again higher, and closed with full
prices bid Lard was quiet, but strong.
Groceries were quiet, with the exception OF sugar,
which met with fair trade at steady prices.
Cotton Was marked down &c on the 'spot" and
3.16c. &c. for 'iutures;r market quiet. There
was only moderate business in freights at about
steady rates Petroleum was lower. and only moderately
dealt in at the decline Spirits of turpenne steady
and rosin quiet but hrmer. Metals remained dull Wool
was active and the market Arm.
AsHxs-Recepts for the past three days, 6s packages
Pots sold IN small way and steady at SIC per h.
Pearl re NAMED nominal at &c.
BROOM CoRN.-The market continued quiet, with
former prices current folows-New hurl. &c.
l0c. short green brush lOc lie; red tipped &C., and
and old mixed &c. a &C.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-Brick were sought after to
q fair extent and were steady in value We quote -
Pale, 50 rs "a rs per 1000 jersey, Sc So 50; Long
Island. So 30 ST. up river Sc rs 81; Haverstraw Bay
81 50 a 81 Is Fronts-Croton brown. SA SIS; do
dark SIS Sl6 do. red, SIC Sl7 Philadelphia $2s 50
$50 So Baltimore $5Oa $5s Parcels delivered quoted
as follows-Pae, IS rs a Sc Is; Jersey, s. 81 co.;
Long Island, IS so 3d. up river IS Is So haverstraw
$40 rsd m TO- SSS s SIS DO s Ssr
ST. g. Lime The MARKET ruled steady under &c CON-
aI 81 s. for DO IS ter
i19 for
PORTLAND Lsths anotsd at g IS for Eastern
both State AND The in not See% Very
q & prices
eosd % % s PfE 4n H. uS 3d. an fair sr.ss
s 4 " sG 3d. s &c. SS s se%%ou &C.
tubs Choice, selected, Soc: do, prime, hse.'
ss sSanis G ana re- S as
90. eSoiss state and Penasysana se a. lair
ssa $sSsn SEQ sssss
sss1ass a s g. s?ss s.l%i F. sses ia q
t%s fs 1e~s ys
S sood C. p a9 az faE Co % aSa
~ 70; Ohio ana Indians, sS6s sOSd prime w.;
ssed BRINE ;0 Se sT to GOOD ZOO n 81
BEANS fHAs.-Medlums quiet, but held with
extent nominal Other descriptions without teral
S @sa a =, sSed 81 IS ssos
is1 ss: = .ss S4S:
IS; green peas fair to prime. 81 40 '.'
COrFEE.The market tor Rio continued dull, but
lair iobSing INQUIRY, but otherwise quiet We
sss; &c good a. sIsss = e. d. gsss
Java, government bags 24c a 2sc. do. grass
mats 25c. 2sc oeylon is1ac 22e Maracaibo, i5sc.
Rea 2Se sss Mexican &C. savaan Hli CG isc.
s sE G e0a no as,s, cb.r,
although the general tendency was still downwards.
Shippers purchase moderately and heard of sales
reported dull with disposition to sell al buyers
later We quote :-state factory fne isc ias C.:
ioc lie: state factory SKINNED, a &C. Western
for domestic trade lie Ic do. do, fair good. &C.
l0c. do. do, poor to tair, &C. &C.
small inquiry for trihing lots for spinners immediate
use. Prices at the close were quite nominal the do
cline OF nc per lb. noticed In quotations appended.
msnd was only moderate at the decline. We quote
UDlaods. Alabama N. Orleans. Teras
s s:;s Eli &: f e..
Low middliny. ......... l69; IGN 1872 1854
S S,sSI %Isal,nx - i Is; lss IL: i5s:
in quality not more than half grade above or below
co,.nnn,,on r0- 1s Last dE'ey. ro, ss4
speculaion... IA IA
Totals. Observation-Disclosures. 10 81 2I