The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-10
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P, N,


Cotton Dull and Lower-Flour Steady
Wheat Firmer-Corn Firmer-Oats
steady-Pork and Lard Dull and
Easier-Groceries Quiet, but Firm
Freights Lower-Petrolcum Unchang-
ed-Naval stores Dull-Metals Dull
Wool In Demand and Firm-Whis-
key Steady.
TUESDAY. juno &c p. NJ.
There was but q moderate movement in trade
to-day. save In exceptional cases. At the Produce
Exchange fair business was done in breadstuns,
the let up in freights enabling shippers to execute
orders and to pay some advance in prices. Flour
was In fair demand, particularly for shipping
extras Wheat was in demand at full prices the
market closing nrmer. Corn was also nrmer under
a fair demand ana small receipts. Pork and
lard were easier, though the latter was
nrmer at the close. The grocery market
was quiet, but nrm. Cotton was dun
and easier both for "spot'' and culture" Freignts
were moderately active at lower rates. Petroleum
was dull, but values remained about the same.
Spirits OF turpentine was duh and easier Rosin
was nominally steady. All descriptions OF metals were
dull but values without appreciaple change.
Wool was in fair demand and the market arm for all
descriptions whiskey was quiet but steady.
AsHxs-eceipts for the past three days 40 packages
The has been quiet since last but values
remained the Pots quoted at SIC. per lh and
pearls normally at &C.
BEEswAx-The market has been rather quiet during
the past three days values remained the We
quote WESTERN &c. sic per h., and Southern at &c.
a 35xc. per ID.
under fair demand. We append former quotations
as foows:-Pale . Is - Is per 1000 anoat jersey,
81 Long Island 2 y ny rSsG Sc
ST ss1FSss ~ M Ssr, ss
S. $3.50 Long Island g 5oa ~ up river g Is 80;
say S $40 me %ss x ~
ssss rS kstsasy far 3
for do lump Cement was rather quiet ken az sold
u S: K as
moderately sought after ana quoted firm at - 10 for
Baoox GoaS-rhe market continued quiet but nrm.
s'BBs9S 81 S is
ss VA
i1$ s1s,, ;:.s
SsYqa e. Ssns half q
nS H.. eSsIIs
ssSsss sI%sS
g. 81 S5lSsra no : &C. aS ana s 70 sS
d s s aass s6os s ss0as s KE"T Sr%s
Grass yelioS sis a. fair to good. a0c 80
STATE
seRS oss to
tory, fine i4c: l5c do air 70 good. l3c. lac.
loc Western facsory choice H ae ne d. do fair
CoRDAGE-The market has exhibited change In
any respect, remaining quiet but steady At the fol-
lowing figures Manila Qargc and small sizes, per
r. nc lsc Manila eordage Dol. rope yarns ice :
Zealand cordage lac. 1oc. Russia bolt rope, I7c
CANDLES The market remained dull with trade con-
2sc. patent do. 3sc. Ssc stearic. Mitchell Co s
Csc. q 29c parafjne 6's and lYs, &C. &c; ada
mainline, l3c &c.,
CoorERAcE sTocx.-Prices were without change and
the market dull We append former quotations, toll
iows-Molasses shocks 3nch with heads % 25a 81 60;
sugar shocks with heads 33-nch 81 10 81 40;
shocks with heads 36inch. 81 y 40 box shocks $50
$751; rum shocks 81 q q: pipe shocks, IS 5oa 81;
TO Prime ACC. a &c hoops II feet ordinary to prime.
35c. 3cc.
CorToS The market for spot cotton continued dull
with quotations reduced NC per h. For forward deliv
there q moderate business consummated, the
market opening with decline OF 3loc &c. most OF
which, however, subsequently recovered. We