The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WHEAT TNACTIyE-C0RN QUHr-oATs
sTEADT-RyE QUIET-BARIaEY QUIET, mac
TIVE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MALT QUIET
PORK UNsETrIMD-LARD IREEGULAR AND
LowER-PETRoLKUM srEADY-NAyAL STORES
DULL-aRocEgrEs QUIET HIDES STEADY
LEATHER QUIET-OuS DUIL-wHIsKEI
HEAvY-FREIGHTs FIRBTER.
FRIDAY, June 11-0P NJ
The past week has not been essentially diner
ent, commercially speaking, from the several
weeks Immediately preceding Business still
drags, though IN tho aggregate by no means az
Insignificant ii ID In some quarters represented
to be, or as it would seem TO be. The
truth IL the present season has seemed
much more inactive than It really has been, owing
10 the absence OF that speculative movement,
when in other years has been more active and
more general than it has been during the present
season. SO that the markets have In many In
stances been dull by comparison rather than
from the absence OF business The purchases during
the entire spring have been, in most cases,
with tho single view of meeting the known ne
ccssities OF the people. ana the purchases
have been fewer than usual by reason OF
the impecuniosity Of the people outside the principle
money The general trade movement has been
slow throughout the week. and the markets have been
characterized BY the irreguary, and commercial
S nS sso 80 reaueny adyered 70 hthero Aoas Inc
lew noticeable exceptions to the rule during inc week,
peelaIy in. wheat has been by far the most note:
wheat from Germany, and heavy pnreha ,Ss
Vest but nominsiiy at The west through Now York
nrms future, delivery The sales q tins character
small proportion Of Which have been properly reported
81 these me sns m 1s the rt
has not been materially ss1sd the he S gEdw
being such as t9 warrant 70 sales to
mostly FOR IN" SneGate Shipment Abroad has been very
large having reached az agsregas o. r. 9h
during greater part Of tho time yet experie ncng no
tent during the week IN good part TOR Shipment yet
there mas not been any activity and no DC,
sSs a ssn 1spg haD been
s snd ssi sn S
@ % r 2 nva s n ne h S
lard both Of which are lower al the present writing than
drugs and other imnor,cd commodities ma 70 ruled
sp favor v" WOOL has been very Quiet ali through
the woos. change % day osr was quiet Wheat was
Closing strong at the advance, Corn was also in DO
ana lara an" and lover Tho market Closing with
still Z declining tendency. Freight, were nrmer' es-
ainsd az previous rates Cotton on tho spot was weak
S Esv s e Sd dS o weTs
duL Hides were steady Leather was quiet Groceries
1T1Isosr.-fhc market for RoguIus was firm at lSc.
The sEs 9r Ss a Sas VIII &
at ,a srssS .shsre Was &C. sooa inquiry for
% d ss We %sss zs Marcy pc% ohcso
sao @ as ga ga T GOOD pea
Psss 8 % gS white Kidney choice. 81
IEEsvAx was quiet and unchanged. mo saiss were
II wss ns at s ger y We quote
Brooa coES-Ihe market was qgiet , and nominal.
hun green I2c- ne; green medium, iOc i2c red
BurTra|rhe supply Of state was light ana the do
mana WAS tar And hder EssG S ysT steady a s
tubs Trre in good supply and tho quality generally runs
western was az r dsu sT ns the Sr5ys e
qnotes-xew bufter-stato creamery, pals aud tubs
f 90 s Sf to prime a & do yI ps Choice
S % DC DO . as S Choice GS
Ss do DO do scOs to PINE S Se cSa ss do
eSe ao do do do good % prime, PC sc do do
do zoe &c %c 81 s sTea%ssy sholSc 2Sc
ana MICHIGAN tn5S choice, &c 2ic. do do do fair
E r00S %es1n a a choice d 70 do 1ss
% &c gr S dc Sco% e DO e eo s do
prime 2c 2e do S9 common a 70 gd 1sir Sc
&c; do mar frsins tub; co%mop e lair i;S q
S S51 Lien S lie q? tnbs
ES s DO S SST o aS o ri lie 10 ni h00d &c
was bought the was @ and sales have eoS
AT l2hc. A few fine cheese are coming forward rom
snOis SSw chso It's fastoTy fancy ile l?c
fair 10 good. 7e aec do. % inr &c ale. State
das aaey & sssa@ s 20 &C. nc S do sT sSSSS
ar shape ao sa1y 0' S de- aG s ssDS "a . 1S
Tc a Sc; do fsir to good. SC. r.: do. common %
ccTTEsIhe MARKET Rio IN nrs. hands was quiet
as niue more ACTIVITY Al fniier prices We ouca
ordinary eerSoes 80 iSseS lar do. ne I.c
sTcms raass l9r ioi u I ~ sOd. % q . DAYS
s s59,sre s sss 2 & c sS s1ai MAJ zc
Narscaiba is'sc &c LsEsr3yrs leo Ac Ssmaiea,
dc; CosiA Rieo. Ne. ae Ns1can: isc. c. An
csAsp 1ss was r Jobing trade at full prices
- sissric y hi.sasii css dS S4S. ~ sso
.a5Ss8.Ss = ana sns e. Y a o. s ' and iSe
tosgEs-ihs maIket was nng; Tho sales we're suooO
i l1 Soe sol;s Sic sralsrs halls Sc SC old
s a'G 4. H ne 1 I sssIna a sSs
SS Sc PA " S:ss Sss. is AMI b.m0
wHs inactive ana prices were rrm- We quote '-Asna
SaiS ToS SsS ss4n s s P' - es Malta SOIGss
hemp. Jared lac American do, iAi Russia bolt Tose
Os We ss oo TIC pS
Win & q so a sSr sSGSh VA X s hes sas
shooss Isc soc Tp@ as; 20 S gsPf4 d. sSsDaE
s e. Bhms s o ioop foot S soc as S'dnafy
TanspTSs a,5 % srrss ,hs Sownwsrd
Tedacsion Of lie. AM subsequently lest size more
sSs 0 oSo c S snss 10 az Ss
% T 70 mas Pnl ice o@ & @
The prices namJd By sellers were regarded a. to
hlgh fine offerings OF table cotton lair At
spot quotations were reduced nc. IN the afternoon
futures reacted closed steady having recovered nc.
OF the decline. Advces public nni private. from L.v
erpool were uniformly repormng untaVoraby o.
Is 9-ssc; July, 10 pS.c. August Igsc.. a
II IL zee september 10 1886. October 15c rs SIC
November IA 29sccc. IA l6l6c. December, "a 2gsgc
I4lb-I6c January ltc. u l3scs February, 10 50
is 732c March. - l32c Lie April rs 9itc. l53sc
Nav I5ac Is l3-l6c Quotations basod standard d
clasncaton force September 1874 and on upland
cotton running In quality not more than hall
grade aboye Or below me gfaas aqSies -ordi,nnary
low mffdng, i5t,c.; middling. lssc. good middling
l7c Quotations based American standard vi clasi-
ncauons-
Ordinary ............ Ish 49, lsM 49,
Good 0rdimary..... la AA I'D ia
Low midding l5A l31 l84 hhs
Middug ............ l3N lS1 "
Good midJng ...... los lbtA lo1 lo,s
Middfng fair lDN ioA ~ '