The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-20

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Corn meal Brandywine. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 IS
p p9ncbee ear goa
Wheat was less active, but the market was firm at
Taea asoS, 81 LEI closing The sales
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asa sisssy ss sfa.f isr
the marss closing Oats were da and heavy
a for sess o m'Ts h Gey On apG Se TACK
se 1s oa barley and rye remained neglected and
fas,eHIs There has been little doing berth
vSnces v lev Of shpowners
petroleum trade, at full rates The engage nens
To S !. .s 50 IA S
ass the nc charters n since our ast include German
win aog quarters Of grain third in bags 8 ca
Soyas and q es!s YAH @
hence same voyage and rate an Italian bark with sou
w rs 81 a nG s
same voyage at Is G an Austrian bark with 1000
hence to fenSrh II ROADS FOR win 5000 quarters
cargo 81 lH%p sum; British bark nenee to AeSa s
dria, with 1000 OF refined petroleum at Sc a
g Sfs SSrk sa hence &c e port in The onsa
United kingdom with fh'iss Iass
S 5sHfs a0 to bark
cading Dutch, with sooO bbls. Of refined do OK "a
n nsa So sn ssi.n o. o.
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orig win fsa sus ssn
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for Ssca St nfnss of BGfus co.
and lilo. a II &c. nominally for bags.
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cash sS bales at ssc days, 1906 bales Al sssc
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during
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and SINCE fs ne 1ss Of
bales IS. TOT the a. s last NJ Ems Wells
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oTy i quality Large
70 the new CROP the only business now current is that Of
stocked. The new crop. the world over Is looking
promising atthis time to give any hope OF better
and holders OF years crop should lose opportunity
TO SELL Although there Is still considerable complaint of
fly In the English plantations. the reports will have
prove more serious than they have at time this
many always produces surplus, and from present APP
pearances that country will be able to make good any
deficiency there may be in England. The chances are
that America Will also be able spare few thousand
bales tor export" We uote:-American, new, good to
choice &c Dc American, new. low to fair, i0c. Zoe ;
yearings, lsc. 25c- ods, &C. l5c. Bavarians gen
nine) &c Soc Bavarans (patent) &c 23c English.
Csc. 35c per II.
IRosThe market for American iron. generally speak
Ing continued dull and the prospects for the future ap
pear no better 1000 tons sold water pipe purposes
on private TERMS Quotations unchanged For Scotch
Iron the market also quiet but steady. Prices
effect the market here. We note sales OF 600
We quote :--American No. l. 1872 $50; do. No. y
$50 SCI forge, $50 500 Scotch Eglinton No. L.
$34 S3 80; Gengarnock NO $36. and Coltness $50
$40 per ton.
and notice an increased demand both from manu-
turers and Eastern jobbers Crop has also with a
better demand. Prices throughout were steady The
Tsceps for the week loot up sides and 4s5 bales
Buenos Ayres California; Common Hide
L Es,I ....'....... &c a211ac &C. A. 251sc. s6c
d aesyy damaged 2ssc c $ s sssc &c ss,c
III, sIaasher-LisSt packs, &C. Sc middle lSi