The New York herald., 1874-07-01
CLOSING PRIOEs-a O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and LOwer-Flour lrregu-
lar-Wheat Steady-COrn L0wer-Oats
Lower and Irregular-POrk Easier
Lard Firm-Groccrios Firm-Frcights
Steadier-Metals Dull-Petroleum Low
er-Naval Stores Steadier-East India
Goods Quiet-Wool Firm-Whiskey
Steady.
TUESDAY, June 30-6 T. M.
The merchandise markets were generally dull, and
in some cases the same regularity obtained and
prices were very uncertain. On 'Change there was
but moderate business, and, as rule, prices
favored the buyer. Flour was dull and irregular.
Wheat was in moderate demand at the decline OF
yesterday, the market ruling steady. Corn was
lower, with heavy receipts, but q fair business was
done at the decline Oats were dull,
lower and irregular Whskey was steady. Pork
was dull and easier. Lard was firm. Freghts
steady. The market for cotton was dull and lower
for both spot and future. The grocery market was
rather quiet but firm for all kinds Petroleum dull
and lower Naval moderately dealt in, and
the market steadier Metals remained duh,
but values showed no appreciable change. Wool
mode rately active and the market firm.
AsHEsReceipts for the past three days IS packages
The demand tor pots has been moderate small way,
with prices ruling steady at 6c. per lb Pearls
quoted nominaly steady at &c per ID.
BUILDING MArERiALs-Brick in fair demand
and commanded steady prices foows:-Pale, s. 75a
- 70 per jersey % Do U Long lSl8uus - ~ q
ST. up river S. IS 81; Haverstraw Bay, 81 50 s. rs
Fronts-Croton brown. $A a Sl6; do dark $l5s SIG;
DO red, SIC SIT; Philadelphia, $2s 80 $50 5O Balu-
more, $50 $5s Parcels delivered, quoted iollows:-
Pale, SIS IS IS 25; Jersey, SO IS 50 Long Island
IS 50 50; up river s. Is $9 Haverstraw Bay. 50 80
$40 Is. Fronts-Croon, $H a $is do dark SIS $ls;
do red, SO a so; and Philadelphia, $33 so a $N 80.
Lime steady under an improved demand quoted at
from 81 10 a 81 35 for Rockland common anc 81 60
81 s5 for do. lump. Cement with good demand,
e forand sSs sSs
Tsad aH 81 N Ss make. was dull
and prices favored the buyer Marrows met with
.eaiu% shoGs 81 ho;S ss n medium TAT to good
Sa0'ss wSiss dne
!; 1sS sidney. prime 81 81 Is; green peas. fair to
Baocs ooas-rho market continues Quiet. but values
s and nc Ss
yet The 'e oay
about saaa . the supply Western s wa; without change
whiis shippeis epsrass in medium assssIiaess We
g. So af to seod yfST s 2f @ ns
grass yellow ass 29c; do, prime, alc zse do., far
sSss f I'D Sc %0s
sSS sSa y ana S e e Ssnnss sa
psnnsyvsmna m sc a do v,r to good sSc ss o.
psss;d
2c. do hrkIns good to prime 22c. a2ic: do do,
fS Ss9G @ ss a spS 10
ssSo1 ssS se % sS saa sS s9sa to RsdTa as &
SSSd @ sGs5 ~ DtlS. as Do g. far 70 Sso
sss ;sSsy I SsSss sss.
Western, for which they generate offer isS ioT nne
prices 81 tras We quote :ZSewSstaie factory,
es atss % Ss s Co. s5 state to ssSS sSa ISL 1
&C. l6c Western factory choice, ls,:c. sc, do do
q 6oSsrS - G fhe market continued quiet for lots from
Ts eanai ne ss' s
eI S.. A., ss$s;nnss;
SSss; H:isssSo Ss ,s n,al5 LassSyTi ~
Rso is&S. ss: COSTA RIGA, iSilS aMe; Mexican:
ssS sx ssysns ss nnsv isS asys cret i oua'0a '
in futures At Sa sssne 1assd S @ per n = %s
:;::: :;;i;:|: :::;:: $ 4
oGGa %Sans qaoaons are cotton in in
cw.,,su s..us r.,su ~ ~ ~ by Last Es@'s rols, g;
For future delivery basis low middlng 6e sales have
s Ssfp u sss%as % ?ss Ts s2
October 500 at l6'.c. December 100 at ls,zc ,Ieta,
sS Al ssis iisSc as Iss |no nGsss i IN
August S =, Z s1s 3 @ % IsG LOO as 81 = :. sc q 100
:. IiSs' go q, i issc .c1 at 10, Z l.lSs % so
i7c:, 800 AZ le I5lec., 200 at, le 2ss2e 100
100 nj 10 I36c 200 at l6sIc. 800 Is ll-l6c, 2U at
gsc 100 ai ID lsc Total isos bales Grand $ total S
July tor August The receipts at the ports were;-Ga
weston, % bales New Orleans 49, Mobile, ~; Sayan