The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON CLOSED QUIET AND UNcHANaED-FLoUR
FIRM-wHEAT EAsIER-coRN sTEADY--oATs
UNcHANGED-BARLEY AND RYE DULL-PoRK
EASIER-LARD NOT ESSENTIALLY CHANGED
GROCERIES sTEADY-FREIGHrs QUIET AND IN
CHANGED-NAvAL STORES FIRMER-PETRo-
LEUM DULL AND UNCHANGED-wooL IN
DEMAND AND FIRM-METALs QUIET-EAsr
INDIA GOODS QUIET-wHIsKEY NOMINAL.
FRIDAY jar. 22-6 p M.
The trade movement was erratic and slow. The
markets we're irregular and quiet number OF
minor changes VIII be found recorded below. On
'Change the most noteworthy event was the re-
actioa in wheat which duil and at the
close nomnally lower. The demand from
shippers was very light while the specua-
tors withdrew from the market. Flour was in
limited request, but shipping grades were In
moderate supply and firmly neld. Corn was
in fair demand for shipment ana the
Eastern trade steady prices Oats were steady. Bar
ley and quiet and nominal Naval stores were
frmer. with activity. Provisions still dull
and almost without exception in buyers favor. Pork
easier, with more business bacon and cut meats
were dull ana the former was easier Lard was with
but without essential change in rates The cotton mar
ket ruled hrmer early in the day. but subsequently,
spot" .. iutare" Groceries remained sseaay win
was snd weo
was moderately active and firm.
The market continued very Quiet. with hardly enough
s sold figures 0r
Pots GAc 6,iic; pearls SAG. Az, aslsc per 10;
remained steady within the range OF Sic Sc for vel.
BEANS AND PEas-The market for both beans and peas
Of ell has been rather nst and without new
= 70 81 so g. fair o good 81 40 81 50; msrsows,
ps s. q to p sSSs ss
4 SIS Is: green peas, new. 81 % 81; white kidney,
black eve peas, IS aDa S. sa
esaers %so
only @ 70 last to Say From
to the s @ in no W. r
q sn and &c.
sms Stale ' rs choice a ss 'a to 5000 u sooa
70 prime, SIC S4c do, common to tair DC a Soc. ;
&C. to?a &c Welsh sSSlcs made s7s WI
70 far, 25c 2se: do pals creamery iair to seod.
@ a winter ter S made s"y ais 70 as
and Michigan uSs o., choice g, iary packed Soc do'
&c. PC DO ars,ns eaScs, 2sS ,o ssc DO DO. far
&c. Do DO. common to ar sSc. ssc. 40 S5sins.
Ac.; d. do. common 70 air zoe. ysc Central Dino
s spa lns to r9 ray 70 do tubs &c.,
lS s00 @ Re- Sns s
fine 2S 20 ,;r s s DDS Sc lair to good sc a'c do com
CHEEsE.-rrom the home trade the demand has been
only fair. Shippers tribe less in
ing forward. Holders are rather firm in their views
believing that the recent advance III be maintained
ami also that there will be another within short
following the quotations state factory fancy. job
BIN. trade, l614c. lc. do- fne TO fancy for export
l6c l6i &c. good to fne l5c. ls}ac. state factory
far 10 GOD, l2c l4c DC. dai1es, fine, lac l5sc.
Orange county SKINS, So lc.; Ohio factory, cheddar
shape choice Tor export lac. l51ac. do do, fiat
lair TO good for export &c. lO,sc; do do. poor to
fair 4c a 7c; Michigan aad Wisconsin factory tine
lac. a Ib1ac.
Corroy on the spot was. early in the day quite in.
acuve and, without Quolabe change in prices, the
market was uninlsla Iaby easier in tone. We noticed
some STIR later in The day caused by yielding
policy part of sellers which enabled exporters
bales these sales being reDorted after Change pr-
waite terms. The general tenor OF Lverpooi advices
during the day, private dispatches agreed with
the CLOSING pubic despatch III calling the market dul.
Future deliveries opened hrmer a-tew parties bidding
freely being disposed 10 cover, while sellers
luctint opera,e without more definite in
formation ~ relation yoro the rcGeipts
very moderate the mornina and prices adj anccd ac
This Improvement was subsequently lost owing mainly
to increased estimates of the days receipts the market
closing with a conunued downward tendency The
closing quotations folows:-January, Is Lice
nominal February, 10 SS?c l5Sc; March 10 Is sc.
JUNE, Is i5a2c.; july 10 25-S2c ana August, 676c
IL 9 6c Quotations based standard OF classification
In force september 1874 and on upland store
running in quality not more Than halt u grade above
below the grade quoted ;-Ordinary, l3ac. good ord
Larry Iac; strict good ordinary ll5a low midi ding
i6kc. middling loac.; good middlng, 1870. Quota.
tions based American standard OF classification:
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