Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-24
General Market Reports;
By TEL CRAP Il
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NEW York, Oct. 22-Noon.-Stocks
dull. Gold 1889. Money per cent.
gold. Sterling Exchange long 1861 ::
short los. Government Securities
dull but steady. State bonds quiet
and but little doing.
Commercial
Cotton quiet-sales of 300 bales ::
Uplands 16s cents Orleans III cents.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat Quiet
and heavy. Corn dull and heavy. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet and
steady-olI steam s. cents. Spirits
Turpentine unchanged. Rosin quiet
at s. 70 for strained. Freights firm.
Cotton-Futures opened as fol-
lows October, Is to 1G{ cents; No
yember, L. $40 cents ; December, Is
5-16 cents; january, 1G. cents Feb
ruarT, 1G! cents.
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New YORK, October 22.-G L. NJ
Money per cent. gold to commission.
Currency is flowing hither. Sterling
Exchange firm at 1905. Gold steady
AZ 10Ss to 1851. Government Secrrii
ties strong, with a better feeling.
State bonds quiet and steady.
tO!}ilCfCtGt.
Cotton Irregular, with a downward
tendency sales OF | ,23a bales at lGs to
IL cents. Flour inactive and in
buyers favor-common to fair extra
IS 20 to S. %. Whislcey lower at "a
TO % cents. Wheat / cent lower.
with n moderate export and milling
delivery Winter Red Western 81 IS
TO 81 30 Corn | cent lower-hirh
mixed and yellow Western 60 cents.
Rice quiet and unchanged. Pork
dnl!-new 80. Lard a shade easier
at Lie cents. Spirits Turpentine
steady. Rosiu more active at s. -.
Taliow quiet al = to 1916 cents.
Freigilts unchanged.
Cotton-net receipts 200 bales: gross
receipts 6,2ii bales futures
closed firm at q decline sales
of $4,000 bales rs follows
October, 10 cents: November. IS 1882
cents; December, l6, cents; JANUARY.
1G $50 cents; February, 1Ga cents:
March, 1G, cents.
AUGUSTA, Oct 22-G p. M,-Cotton
dull; middling II. cents; net receipts
1000 bales; sales 800 bales.
SAvASSAH, Oct 22-G P. M.-Cot-
t'ii -1'ElutHu lalf--lniuQilngl 10 cents;
net receipts 7,413 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1852 bales; exports
coastwisc 1908 bales; sales of 3,4o9
bales; stock on hand Il ,424 bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 22-G P. NJ
Cotton easy middIing u to 10 cents.
low mlddlinG II to Il: cents strict
good ordinary ! i. cents net receipts
BIS bats; exports coastwise 2.946
bales; sales OF / 200 bales; stock on
hand p, 702 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 22-6 p. NJ
Flour steady and unchanged. Corn
firm and IN good demand at So to G5
cents, shclled and sacked. Provisions
quiet aud weak. Pork 80. Bacon
shoulders g. cents: clear rib & cents;
clear - to $ cents. lard fierce s.
cents; keg 8! cents--aii cash for round
tots. NhlSney towC: at SIS to 81 cents.
C.St,NN.TI, October 22-6 p. Nj
a'ioar i'll fair demand at e6 30 to 81 10.
Corn dull III the clr Is to .iS cents
sheilcd il cents. Provisions dull and
irregular Pork qaict and nominal at
Sl5 30 20 s$i3 -. Lard quiet steam
nominal at = cents kettle rendered
Z. ccliis. Bacon qUict-small sales and
.
clear rib to !! cents clear sides II
to = cents Whlskcy firm at IS cents.
EossEss:> s,sE:,EE:T> Ey Cable.
LivEr"ooh, Oct. Naturalization
shade tirmcr-tp iands 9 TO cd,
Orleans ., - I'D sa!cs, OF 5000
bales Tor speculation and export
5000 bales; sales OF uplal,ds Oh "a
basis Of good ordinary. sitipped in Oc-
tohcr and November 3 4 sales On :,
basis of good ordinary delivered i'll
October h l.5-1Gt cptt,,.s IL arrive
steady, Lard lis.
>, l.o"ru%, oc', - Night. Spirits
Iufnc4ili,r ;i::}a. 81 Tal!ow 4ls I'd.
Li'EEr0oa, oct 22-Eveninc.-
C"tton-Thc sales incl"le 1900 bales
American. Sales At upI.nds on "a basis
of good ordinary, delivered in Dace:1-
bcr and January, so.