The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-03
CLOSING PRIOBs-3 O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull - Flour Steadier - Wheat
Lower-Corn Lower-Oats Higher-Pork
md Lard Firmer-Groceries Quiet and
Steady - Freights Quiet - Petroleum
DUH - Spirits Turpentine Primer
Rosin Steady-Metals DuIl-IEast India
Goods Duil-Wools Firm-Whiskey
Dearer.
TUESDAY, June 2-6 P. NJ.
The merchandise markets were without decided
change save in exceptional cases. yet there was
considerable irrcgularlty In some of the leading
products. On Change -four was In more demand
and the market was stead,er. Wheat was dull and
lower The export inquiry was light, but quite q
number Of loads were placed at lower prlces-the
market closing still In buyers favor. Corn was
dull heavy and lower at the close, after
having sold at advanced prices. Oats were
active and higher under a scarcity. Whiskey
was also lrmer Pork and lard were frmer, though
without special movement Groceries were quiet
generally speaking, but the market was steady.
Cotton was dull on the "spotn and only In mod.
crate demand at 6c. &c per h. decline for future"
Petroleum dull but the market closed with rather
steader tone. Spirits OF turpentine was in moderate
request and hrmer White rosin was quiet and steady
Freights quiet but rates exhibited apprec
able change. Wool in fair demand and the market
irm.
AsHEs-Reccipts the first three days lis packages
The demand moderate tor pots with prices ruling
pearls
BROOK ConS.-Trade continued slow, but values
showed material change We append former figures
follows New green hurl, &c. a l0c.; green short
medium, per h.. &c. &C. short brush, l0c l2c
new red and red tipped. &c. q 7c
BEEswAx.-The demand has been considerable better,
and the tone of the market was frmer. We quote
Western 33c. a 3Ac., and Southern Sic. s51ac.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-The market for brick remained
steady, under q fair demand. We quote Pale,
CN0 Io~x
I;.sa 60 ;n'as s!ssssy z;
sepss ssitpoee 81 Lots rhi as
ssy
ss5s Pslssephs SIS 80 81 g nims%f9aas II has
esn q @ and
La snS - for Portland
d ssay e h. and are
81 il III ss.. a %sdS%
g. 5s ha ss Choice sr s sess
&c. o Sc d %e s S 10 good Choice do
&C.. d. do prime &c &c DO dos fair y 70 GOOD d; sss
as,ssSs .ss Tssss as
&c gs: &c. 90 d. so0S to PS,me So, rail-
i e choice e DO lair s pe aa c
ac ONO ans a. Indis1a tubs choice 2So air
food xs ssss styles common sos Sc -"
,:[Sss SSi,lgss
CASDLEs.-rhe market continued dnll; the few unim
Ms cs @ pssSs Do n:rs s 49,; M
~ s$s%snS Ss BE = on on as
Gooran1Ss sros1~fSe make, was dull and values
sfsi w ssS0ss Si g
pipe sSooss g % 81 empty hosshs ads,
on the aeos wa, neglected and nominal 4.
a''se - 's'nns 1pssd. 1 S ess "a ao'f yna
E Ei;:| S /; / t
Good madling. .... iSa iw: a2? 80
The quotations are based on cotton in store running in
grade quoted. The sales were =
speculation. ................ ~ 10
For future delivery basis low mI2dng, the sales have
sSenS sS s IS &
u So & ssvs%s ss s Is j, August Isl.
S aotse eels a, loiasl up q two M S 10 short
snort notice Sd at sc loo at ifc TO- az a ss &C.,
loSat Z iS.iec notice uii iot6 io6 at II 5Sssc
io at is sac 1000 at IS aisc no at Is sac y s,'Gs
ss SS a 1sfs c sos de g y is m 3.
iembcr 9o ios,c 900 att Il s2c 600 at s.c October
ioS ac a. i iilsc Total ssooSSie bale GRAND
total, = 100 bales E1change-c paid TO exchange a
ssy SAY ma i.s CnaT!sst2p ~ ~ WST%Inston
bull This day last year. 4,50 Rates on Cotton were