The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-12
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY H. 1s74rKplE SHEET

same we heard 9, saes q about S1o bushels a. " S
with 'S saies d about @ Jersey
Is va. gsss VITA sale. sOSS sus@sis iwSaowss
state at 81 70 81 30 Canada held above the views OF
in berth relghts continued % cd,
charering line attracted more attention To-day both
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Of at @ AZ and Sy e sa sps d hour
o@ sS. O. sSSn f 81 sfn al S corn sa
H o@a y To- shss 1000 sDs A. sSiassow
al 4. si, and 80 boxes bacon s. "a e Ha%bars
81 e ds g ss sss a a. ss pss.aEs
by No as "a as Ct S o sne
dan @ m grain in ss * 4, k AasEan
asass s
e q S full Of os for sS
a. lump sum s an reaed para hsne
CORR Tor orders to the Tilted Kingdom $500 bb
addilionai Norwegian brig hence 70 Quite pbars
to 'f rS SH aSo f SSis Of refined do with
lege OF Hamburg at Us 3D. German barb TO sr5i ""
bblS Of reaneG do on private terms. - ,.,,,.r
way, where business was moderate with prices ruling
STEADY we r our & as d.
SS new crop, &c Soc Cuba eisysd old sTos. sas
E1s,s 'T issas se
do: &c. &C.; New orleans, DO, a6c. 6Oc- new
spirits Of nTpsnfns the msrhst
the close there was Very little Obtain
price Was nacse but
8 &C. sale was reported OF 800 small 6 asss at
Tar and pitch were quoted as oeorc but nominal in the
values about steady We sales q IBIS q
l6c for last half Of March and lose for April We also
s as Rss city tor Saa4 e
NO M @ snos sasSss to sna %
S S s vs. s. Essi iii Il & Sn 81 n y
Sbs % White saifs hall
do
ana 50 kegs the market tor mess pork remained quiet
a 1 i. IS Ess ana sss ss nSs sy a S
:: s'SsS
sgain easier city quoted At 7s KS; and Western at
l S not SE nc
IF
S s % S ess s for @ fna So ss ~ for E%s
extra India mess Pee hams were neglected b., quoted
for Western Cut meaw were in moderate request and
not materially changed in value. We note sales 1900
picked hams II lbs average, at HAc 500 fresh hams,
II lbs at lie 1000 bs OF smoked bellies at f0c
~ lbs plcKed bellies, IL lbs average at &c., ana
closed ste adler, but was only in moderate demand We
sales of $50 tierces for February, at 9ac 15D0
tierces March, at PC, and $50 tierces
9sc o. city, TO heroes sold at Butter and cheese
met with moderate demand, and prices not ma
terialy changed FROM those last quoteu.
day quoted Arm the basis Of TIE SIZE fair
TO good refining. The transactions, however
chiefly prices not made public. We note sales
hhds of centrifugal on private terms: 674 hhds. Mar
tindue part last evening" ON private terms ~ boxes of
cayed on private terms and Il, 2es bags Of manila
value and in lair request We quote :-Cuba-Reining
inferior tn common, SIC. ne; fair to good
fair, TIC. 726e; good 10 prime Sc 8nc.: grocery,
far to good, sac s1ae; prime to choice, Sc sc.
olasses hhds and boxes 6t4c a ne. meado, &C.
Cuba claycd-Boxes, Dutch standard Nos. TO g. 67sc
7ssc do. 70 r. rs SIG do Is to Il SIC asc.
white, 9lac lt24c. Porto Rico Refining common TO
prime 7ac sac grocery mir TO % choice s.e sac
Dutch standard, Nos 10 10 IL, Sc. SIC. Mana-Su.
pcrior and extra superior. 7c n 7snc.
RICE.-Business continued Of an unimpOrtant charac
ter being confined to the requirements OF the Obbing
we note sales of 40 tcrces of Carolina al Sc sac
l35 bags OF RangoOn at 7ssc TIC.
srEARSE remained steady and sold to the extent 100
tierces mt 95sc.
TALLow met with moderate demand, with prices
ruling steady The sales foot about 2l0 900 lbs
TIC. a 7zac. per H.
WHIsksY-Receipts 81 bbs The market TODAY
showed some Improvement both in price and the de-
mand We sales Of 400 bills all at 81 o. an advance
OF lc. per gallon