Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-14
General Market Reports.
lBY TEL CRAP II.
Financial.

Financial.
New YORK, March 12-Noon Stocks
dull. Money firm at 1882 to liz
per cent. Gold steady at 115. Ster-
ling Exchange-long 1OS; short 1OS7
Government Securities duh but steady.
State Bonds quiet and steady.
I Commercial.
| Cotton quiet-sales to-day Of 261
-Middling Uplands 2Os cents
Orleans 205 cents. Flour dull
Wheat dull and irregular-old western
mixed afoat &c to 66l cents. Pork firm,
new mess $16. Lard quiet and scarcely
I so irm-western steam rendered s TO
to 50 cents. Spirits Turpentine dull
and heavy at 81 to 64I cents Rosin
dull at 50 65 for strained. Freights
quiet.
Financial.
New York, March 12-6 p. NJ
Money active at 1872 to 1-16 per cent.
commission. Sterling Exchange lower
at 1913 to 1OS Gold 1154 to 1153.-
Governments closed slightly easier -
State bonds dull.
Commercial.
Cotton Irregular sales of 1920
bales at 203 to 20f cents. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Whiskey heavy at 902
cents. Wheat dull and unchanged
buyers aud sellers apart. Corn quiet.
Rice quiet ut 8 cents. Pork firm-new
SIG. Lard firm at 5! to s. cents
Spirits Turpentine dull Rosin quiet.
Tallow 8! cents.
Cotton-net receipts 421 bales; gross
accepts 4, 73S r7les; sales for exports
to-day CTS bales; last evening 1921
bales; sales to-day for future delivery
amounted to q, $50 bales, as follows
March, 10! to 10 ZIG cents April,
19s to 19s cents; May, 19s to 20 cents;
June, 20 to 20 SIG cents; July 90, to
204 cents; October 17s cents:
PHILADELPHIA, March 12-G 2. NJ.
Cotton dull--middling 20I cents
AUGUSTA, March 1916 P. M.-Cot-
ton in moderate Misunderstanding 49,
cents receipts 427 bales sales OF AS
bales.
SAVANNAH, March 12-6P. M.-Cot- |
ton steady-middling 49, cents low /
middling Is! cents good ordinary 17s |
cents net receipts 1,031 bales ex- |
ports coastwise 1904 bales sales to-
day $50 bales stock on hand 13.3lS !
bales. !:
BALTIMORE, March 12-6 p. Nj
Cotton COMMUNICATING %, cents |
net receipts DAP bales gross receipts !
800 pales exports coastwise 105 bales;
sales of so bales stock on hand 9, 5f9
bales taken out of stock, on contract. |
$50 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 1o-6 2. NJ
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mlddlng IS cents: good ordinary III
to Il, cents: ordinary I6 to I65 cents; !
net receipts G69 bales; sales 500 bales; !,
exports to the Continent 267 bales: ,
exports coastwise l ,289 bales: stock OF .
hand 35. 1886 bales
CISCrNSAr1, March II :; Z. NJ
Flour iirn-fair demand. Corn quiet |
at 80 to 10 cents Provisions steady. !
Lard stead ut S cents for steam re- t
fined 8; cents for kettle rendered. !
Bacon firmly held at 81 and g cents. !
Wh;sk V weaker at 50 cents. !!
LOUISVILLE, March IF 2. NJ,
Flour firm aud III fair demand Corn !
active ut 50 to ~ cents for !
white and mixed shclie,i. Bacon |
steady and lii fair demand at u, 81 and |
II Genus. sugar cured MANS Ia 10 10 /
cents. Lavd firm at s. cents choice !
leaf IN tiercea 8! 10 O. cents in kegs
NJ 10 s. cents for steam rendered.
WIiakcy tirIa at 81 - - cents !:
So. Louis, MarcI, 1t Z. III
Flour AUTHORIZATIONS unchanged
Ninder 3 10 - 81 Corn
firmcr at 81, 81 - b cents iuI' mixed:
East ST. Louis, on track, -! cents.
Whisllcy-not:,inS doing. Fork ex-
cited and prices iighcr-$sI,1 50 on
spot, for April delivery; SIS for June
delivery. Bacon firm at Gs, - to :.
cents. Lard l,cttcr -kctt.e cents,
cash
MARK EES--s.y cable.
LONDON, March 12-Noon. -Copsol,
92s to 924 fives' 30s.
LIVERPOOL, March 12-Noon
opened duh and irregularwith n down
ward tendency-uplnnds 93d.; Orleans
Sad.
Cotton unclarged-sales CO $4,000