The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-14
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Duli-Flour Steady-Wheat Low.
er-COrn Lower-Oats Heavy Pork
Easier-Lard Ffrmer-Grocerfes Dun
and Unchanged-Freights Quiet-Pe-
troleum Unchanged - Naval stores
Weak-Mctais Quiet-East India Goods
Firm-WOOl Steady - Whiskey I'M
changed.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1876 M.
There was but moderate movement in trade
circles to-day, and in numerous cases prices
favored the buyer This was particularly the case
on Change, where business was very moderate
Flour was dull but firmly held. Wheat was duh
and decidedly lower. There was considerable
anxiety to sell, even at the decline, but the
wants OF buyers were quickly supplied;
and the market left Off very tame.
Corn was also dull, heavy and lower. Oats were
duh and heavy. Whiskey was steady. Pork was
quiet. Lard was firm but quiet Groceries were
quiet but quoted firm for all descriptions Petro.
leum was quiet and steady. Naval stores were
easy and the demand moderate. Cotton was quiet and
both for spot and future. Metals quiet Wool met
with moderate demand IN small way and the market
closed firm.
AsnEReceipts for the pas. three days 1856 packages
Trade has been moderate In Jobbng way and prices
ruled about steady Pots quoted 64c. and Pearls at
&c. per lh
BUILDING Manufactured has been no noteworthy
change in the market for brick, which has re-
manned quiet with prices ruling steady. We
quote Pale, 50 IS 81 afoa IS rs Sc rs delivered
up river, $625 81 Is aloat s. rs 50 rs delivered;
Haverstraw Bay 81 rs So rs afoat 50 $40 rs deliy
cred Croton. $ SIS aoat and s7a sls delivered for
brown: PHILADELPHIA 'front.' $2s S3l 50 afoat S33 50
$37 80 delivered; Baltimore $50 S55 aaoat Cement
quiet bat steady at 81 rs per Dbl for Rosendale
81 80 "a IS for Roman and S. rs IS 50 for Portland
Lime met with moderate trade prices exhibited no
changes quoted at 81 10 tor Rockand common ana 81 rs
Tor DO. lump. LathS were only AM
prices were not materially changed Eastern quoted
pss H S s as MSnfsyded esaas
hog western anwasSed ao
cattle; !se: per 6ushe; goat, 2se per do. ~
Sc the nr market was Prices
2gc ior s.earne, sc. for parane and isc isc Tor
BurTEa demand was fair for the better qualities
e the ssm seu aha eI T but shipping grades
pals caoe o5i's snG Ts &C. &c.
fer fair ron to good "'s STATE dairy
state SOC toc STATE, hall tubs round iots Dc
s01 asi1 al asG ~ gs'ts el
choice $e, ssis' ses Stern se
SS poor TO good do Sc 'c do. PENNSYLVANIA, Csc.
CHEESE met with a moderate export demand, and
ssnsy de- prime Sa %; lSs
s' G1 ssiSy SS3S R%s e ar SS% @ar
S$s.sps s sH %S &C. PEE ,f
aced % marfet c continued quiet Small lots
large and small sizes l6c I7Le 40 ho rone JAMS
isse ls1ac tarred Manila 6c sssi ropes i5c a i6c.;
/ lie. NF'
! Cor,xE was in fair demand and firm. We heard of
lake az aay WHICH S2ng ga1 up 90 lbs Of
closed firm
CoysEE-So business was reported from first hands to-
cay Dnt ue JopDlng trade was said to have been fair
and prices unchanged. We append our former quota
tons as follows Rio. ordinary cargoes &c 2llzc.
Iair 90, 25!sc 23c good do, 3Ac 26Isc. prime
d do, &c ag7%e extreme range Tor lots Nc. a4c,
sod' per 10. % and w days credit Java, government
&c har ara %c &c Laguayra, &c. 2sc. ia
maich zac. a zoc' 81 Domingo, &c 2c. Porto Rico
S6e re. Costa Rca 24c. &c Mexican CSC. 26c. ;
days credit. '' e' ~
CorToN on the spot neglected and nominal Mt about