The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31

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closing prices March iSgso; ' xOrii il
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were as ioows:-Gaiveston, rs Ssles; New Orleans,
ds II sos %
S This aas last & Say o sst
sas Nv ass and confined nr,Do,
p TO o1p We're No wsrs made in
ssc. do. patent Macs So: $50 s,earic e. Mitch
or sc III i and & as ana
UosDAcE SShibi'ed no change either as to prices or
large SSe and small 's SIZES 5e
M ro s zsasnd
i2s; a iss: Russia bolt roDe. 10. ''N aNe''
ehsnse in the marSet Which since our last has been
raasF "sa e ssad With as s L. 49,
sugar shocks with heads s5nch, S. Sja s. 65 sugar
Si'% sAs ssCok1 ppa SO
hOoDs eSSP iSS TO
VorrEh-rhe movement has been mo ierate in lots
which were taken tor consumption: For forward deiv
though would probably be the Sure for de-
S as can nsx
month.
ing ADVANCE Ill Dut Qu0tDDly
values remain about the same thogh ne 81 les
ex Hail CSiam6ia low iair IN quality, 1T i6Ae 1867
4 SS; , ss$ s.15ss
n 1SS ia sr o. S lsc rJ sUSd ao s c
java soyernnent bags 2sc Sc do; mats, sec
sbo c & a sS Gss2" s' e i' jamaica Mns
e Csc; Costa c ms E. s ma ikea fS c Sc
AyngostaTa l7}e "a lsc sayanIlla l7c l9c. Curacao
asgsaTsaees las Sss9 :ad:lss,s5y TSs5s %asa
he supp not large, but believed to
e 10 inc larger a
was GENERALLY supposed The home trade is moderately
are state factory fancy obblns trade iS4c i6'lc
So & ot good me 5c &C., DO M@'t iS
e rs as po me re
cholSs ioT export iae issc do do, uat DO: ao;
for expoT ne. DO do poor 70 lair as. SG Co.;
nG aoery W. e f our last tn.
demand IS almost n andstil IN consequence Of the
high prices demanded and the surplus Gready shipped
Unpeaied peaches are moderately active and lrm
Peeled quiet and hrinly held Cherries are
steady B,ackoerries are more or less nominal
Our quotations are follow, state apples, sliced
SIC. 91sc.; do, quarters, Sac. SEc.: Southern
apples, quarters 74c f4c do. sliced. &c. &c.; do
do. fancy, loo lie: Western apples, quarters. s4c.
Sic. peeled peaches Norn Carolina. prime SOC. Be.
do. air good Csc. 29c, do new, Gc &c
2sc.; do, state, zoe 2Sc unpeeed do, halves new
SIC. e4c. d. do, quarters 40, I55c &c.. black
berries, &c. n 9%c.; cherries, state re 2slsc; do,
Southern, 27c. &c. raspbcrrles, 3Uc. Be
NUNS, southern, lie. u l9c do. state, &c. a 2lc
hGGs.-.,incc the decline on last rlday there has
material change in prices general features
the marse0 The demand is laiI and prices are con-
siderc steady quotations. which are LONG Island
New Jersey and by Csc. state and Pennsylvania
25c; Western choice brands 2ic. 3D. other Western
23c. a 2lc.; Southern, &c. II &c
FLOUR ASo URAlN.-Receipls-Four, 1857 bbls
1880 bushels; corn, 24,SJl do. meal, 400
bbs and $50 bags; IT, lUJ bushels; barley do
rye 800 The flour market was dull but there
appreclable change prices. sales were mostly Il
ioca aud included $3.50 bbs at prices within
the range quoted. Corn meal was nrm an in good de-
mand; sales were l,4U bbls. chiefly BrandywInc. at
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