The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-06
LOSING PRICES-a p NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


DULL-CoRN MODERATELY ACTIvE-oATs
EAsIER-BARLEY AND MALT QU1ET-PoRK
AGAIN FIRMER-CUT MEATS QUIET-BEEF
sTEADY-LARD LowER-PETRoLEUM FIRMER--
SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN QUIET
GROCERIES GENERALLY QUIET-wHIsKEY
STEADY.
TUESDAY, Jan. So p M.
The markets were without decided change,
though there was scarcely so much of buoyancy as
there was ON Monday. At the Produce Exchange
business was exceptionally light. Flour was dull
and heavy. Wheat was dull and nominally lower,
particularly spring wheat. which was more freely
offered Corn was still In demand, and 1ull prices
were realized for new, while old remained dun
and nominal. Oats were lower and not IN much
demand. Barley was still quiet and nomi-
nal, az was likewise rye Whiskey was
easier. Pork was neglected and nominal. Bacon
and cut meats were firm. Lard was duh and
easier. Cotton ruled active and excited, closing
steady at an advance. Groceries were without
especial change Petroleum very firmly held. Ma
val stores were without material change
AsHEsReceipts for the three days los packages
The market continues dull prices unchanged; Tor
pots Nc. pearls SIC.
BUTTER.-ln the general tone of the market there Is
little change medium grades Of State butter
tinue very slow, but very choice grades have fair
demand from tho local trade about steady figures.
Pals are barely steady such as are now arriving are
class Of Western: and viii not bring above spc &c.
daires arkins ana tnSs: ans sSc sso ID: d. do
ss s s90S SO good
Ss ofs tx tubs s ss sce t. ar az &c.
to CHOICE ssd%Sa
d. prime sSc sc So goHd $50 Soc s,r DO ICON nor
@ de d. Creamery ne tar to soo ait e soSd 4s
and %ads Choice s4y c m %
DO, do. gooa prime, &c s0c: do, tair to good
s e ssos s a0 s stn Ssss III no s a
tubs ao snoSS az &C. !as e soGa iss
ss s3 a s a 4 ono TO
'%s ssSss - s Ss'e Sc
ss.'sys ana S ss s g. &c. fair to good
with s rks s q.s
S5ss: 10 ssdS j.
81 sssa !: Be-: "a IA
W. 8; white Kidney. choice $50 q 80: white
ss sse spSss
0her fruits quiet and iesS M We
ssTss e. Southern apples aSar,eTs ssis
d1 Sed & ao a9 a nssd &C. he
Sorss a1R prime "a Sstisf sosd
Quarters d. SlackSsTsss sss ' &C cS her
raspberrl new s9c soc; pums, Southern Hc. l9c.
&c sate NG market remains uuaereo with trae
inE there at present Home demand contHae.
9s5 to sas n' sasS s sss s
s SKINS State s @ ono s M onsasar sasps
snoss S5 ,s ELS DO S SS sr DO aS
&C. TO-, DO do. poor to fair 4c: &C.: Michigan
esy IS very % the de-
mand is good and the supply light LINED eggs rule in
s SsW a sn nean 'haFe sI. and
Pennsy wanna ssc SC; Canada. choice brands &c
to to- GOOD al tic n"s s& '"'''e w. ''''
NO sales were reported; Mild colfees met with mod
far do. is,sc sslc good do, lsc l9se prime do
teylon &c. a Bic Maracaos, lsc; 2oIsci Gasuayra
i7lc Porto Rico, lsc. 20c; Costa Rica Isc 201sc
Mexican 9c, 2oc Angostura ls1sc 2lc; savanilla,
ioc 2Oac. Curacao. F4c. l91ac.. gold 6O and W
Corros on the SPOT moved freely at an advance
bales for speculation at price fully usiylng the ad
vance quoted. and other sales were made on the
market for delivery predisposed advance,
and opening strong be win
ceips a, the ports which promoted demand from
a[S' the market was rown
commoton in -, consequences of the public
the failure of house pre-
highest prices the day followed this announcement
wt s Sss @ e ana Closed steady e o
lowing otations;-January. 4 9,i6 Il igs2c; Feb
ffsa s5Sc Nay - J Ia 1y. sgs
Is 25s2c August Ii IS Ice l7c Quotations based on