The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-05
1900 do. go. 800 oo.... 72s1
200 co. s3L 100 do........... 72As
500 do ssS 100 do......... 725.
H0 do....... .83 $3.50 5Jl ao.......ss.,.. lz5s
1000 do............. 33L % de............, f2st
100 do............ "a 30 ToI 4 Wab H.. 9ls
300 L 4 NJ KR..... o)x 100 Z, C&IC RR...-. AZ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT oUrET-FUTunEs QUIET
FLOUR QUIET, BUT sTEADY-wHEAT I'M
SETTLED AND LowER-coRN FIRMER--oATs
DULL AND HEAyY-RYR LowER-BARLEY
INACTIVE AND NoMINAL-DARLEY MALT
QUIET PORK UNSETTLED AND LowEa-LARD
UNSETTLED AND LowER-PETgoLEUM DULL
AND wEAK-NAvAL STORES MODERATELY AC-
TIvE-GRocEREs QUIET AND srEADY-H1DEs
AcTIvE-LEATHER QUIEr--oI4s QUIRr-wHIs-
KEY FIRMER-FREIGHTs QUIET AND WEAK.
FRIDAY, June 90 r. M.
Commerce still drags, but business during the
current week has perceptioly increased in several
branches of trade There has been even greater
irreRularlty than usual In some OF the markets,
but taken as a whole there Is cause for congratula-
tion. One OF the most cheering, II not the most
cheering, events of the week Is the re-
vival OF the export trade IN cereals.
During many months this branch Of business had been
state OF stagnaton, while prices Of late had fallen
week after week without inducing the least indication
of any inclination to purchase beyond the limits OF
actual necessities BIT during the current week there
has been very fair movement in both wheat and corn
that despite the mparatvely heavy receipts. the
market has been quite well sustained, and some ad
established tho extreme low
prices current week ago. The movement
would undoubtedly have been active
had not the OF freight and vessels for charter ad
vanced materially prevent the filing OF num-
Der OF orders and necessated reduction on Friday
Corn has sold quite freely during the week but prices
have remained comparatively steady, there being ma
teria discrepancy between steamer and sail The most
radical fluctuations have taken place the Of the
hog product. almost without exception, which are de-
cidedly lower. Pork and lard have been
settled all the week, and prices have declined
almost every day Wool has ruled quiet and
Se pry rooas have been asssh but there
have no radical easngSs
ment cou9 mas been &c al n 10 ,ar extent o. course
On change today the mpwEEes were genefa
and lower, but more active Tor export at
the decline Corn frmer and fairly active osts dun
lower, bur closing with the decline mostly recovered
roea was s"d dull pG and Weak S Naval sores
%ere aue e Groceries We're quiet ana steSay
ASriaoSY. The market was quiet aud firm at l3c..
xspEs.-lhe market was quiet ana UNCHANGED; The
quote pots At g. ana pearls ,oa.s,. $500, -
EVANS ASp was m9desate aemsnd i9r
White Eianeys We're dull Red EIineys were nrm and
80 s. ooa me 5 !, new g. shS,Ss
white kidney Choice $. s. 10; DO fair TO
BsnswAx-fhe market was steady, with tair de,
@ c g ana
BROOM CoRN-The market was Arm but quiet scat,
long a. they have control Of the market IT i; not
9 quote BRUSH, snort green choice ise per ID nar
Rs4f pp 20 dnSos fs ea f
hurTFR-lhe arrivals OF yellow was good and with
ART ssry GSn1 ias. and SoSers
W We IN lar S oS ahoc &
2sc DO GO good god 1S prime &c % 2 ss
SG a tubs enOIce Zee sc DO do Ito to
Ess tubs s 49, aS dG DO ssSd Ss to &
e 2ss and do Msssa ass
fair to good zoe s2c DO 90 g. d9 3d. poor to fair ice
s ao poor S fiE sP 0d
nj Il
prime 40 sG sab DO eo SS to- C Dr%s d M
Common S 10 good lc ,c Western rkiSs good 10
e s5mS IL 1S is5 % f pf@e @
lair e good lsc 90 DO dp s1%%S. 2C
sn'las at perm at sf SI at
t Sss' asEsi SIZE
aS sS SSSa iss &
part SKIM &C. skins stci ohio factory, sSsd.
do s ao COCA H Shaped fancy
&C. M 10 sScd S. do sVSa iS ans
%s:9s' 4S S a BE 5 ss ~s Sy
cioa 800 a. 81 Palsy a. Ls1J d. * + Ursula;
tx dH on private terS We quote @ordnary car
gees issS 1ec tsF 40 sse al, nc good d. lle
iSse q isiSc; gold, % or " days; Java government
sos' s s' &c. a 81 Msr ass SnsS2Srs
22c Laguayra, I9c 20c; Jamaica, IKE. 1sSc ST.
Domingo, f61Sc. lie. Porto kico l7c l9c Costa
Rica, lie acc Mexican l9e. Doc. Angostnra, lsc.
CooPRaAcE srocK-The market was quiet at I'M
changed prices. We quote -Molasses shocks 3linch,
sSinch, 81 CO; do. DO, &incn, 81 30 50 Is: box
shocks T5c. soc rum do - 81; pipe do So 50 81;
70 prime, s5s Sc hoops. y feet, d. SOC. s9c
CoPPKR.-rhe market Tor ingot was quiet with sales
Of go 100 lbs. Lake at 22zc. cash. .
CoRDAGE-The marker Tor Dotn Manila and hemp
Quiet ana prices unchanged We quote -Mania
1arge and small sizs), per ~ lec Ice DO cordage,
Sisal rope iac. Isc; New Zealand, I2c Isc Russia
hemp, tarred, lac; American do lac: Russia bolt
CofroS-For cotton the spot there literally no
demand All classes OF buyers out OF the market
except spinners purchased in small lots tor the ext
portng decline OF lied. al around discouraged eT.
portefs from making bids. AMI. with continued good
accounts the growing sections. caused break
s-S2c fuures, the market closing with continued
downward tendency at the following quotations.
june Is 253c. 5ltl6c; July 10 2g32c IS II.l6c.
October Is l392c Is S-i6c November, l5i4c 10 sslc
December Is 93Sc. IS 5l6c. January, Is 1850. a
l57.I6: February ID l9-32c 1tSsc.; March. l5azc.
I55sc; April, 16c l6 Lice May. Is 732c lo4c Quo
taons based andard OF classification in force Sep
TENDER l. 1874, ami upland cotton running
the grade quoted ORDINARY, lac; good ordinary.
l5Jkc. strict good ordinary. l57sc low middling l5Ic
midilng. l6sc.; good midd ling l73sc Quotations based
on American standard OF classification -
Upands. Alatdna. ". OrleuAa Terd.
ordinary lo1a l3M 1874
Ss$ $ s5sirhIE -: * Il. H