Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-25
General Market Reports.
by TEL CRAP II.
Financial.

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Financial
NEW York, April 23-Noon.-Stocks
dull. Money firm at Ito Z 1872 per cent.
Gold firm at 117s. Sterling Exchange
long los! short 1904. Government
Securities dull but firm. State Bonds
dull but steady.
Commercial.
Cotton dull--sales of 734 bales
Uplands 19s cents Orleans 49, cents.
Flour steady and quiet Wheat firm
| at 81 IS to 81 69 for No. 2 Milwaukee.
Corn frm-old Western mixed IS
cents ahoat. Pork very frm-new
mess $40 rs to $40 81. Lard firm
Western steam 10y to 12s cents
Spirits Turpentine steady at 533 to
81 cents. Rosin firm at s. 90 for
strained. Freights quiet.
Financial.
NEW YORK, April 23-6 2. NJ
Money 1-16 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change 1881. Gold III to 1173.
Government Securities steady. State
Bonds dull-Tennessee pretty active.
All sales of gold to-day have been at
1851 to 1917. The tone of the gold
market is heavy, the calculation beng
that including the disbursements Of
Nav. interest and weekly sales, there
will be about s21, 000.O OF gold to
come OF the market within the next
four or five aeeEs. Ia the money
market there Is, some apprehension of
another advance IN rates, nctw1th-
STANDING the Observation-Disclosures IN favor
Of q steady market at about 7per cent,
borrowers on cal! having STOCK colIat-
erals have paid 1852 to i-36 per cent.
to commission in como cases-''Ha -
and others in addition to per cent.
per annuE1. Prime mercantile paper
IS moving satisfactorily ct 10 to l01.
The 5-20bcnds, bought by the Treasury
to-day, viii be paid Cor entirely III
National Bank notes. The purchases
of 81, 500, 600 Of Treasury gold to-mor-
row will probably pay for the entire
amount in this class of currency. SO
that the banks viii not suffer By the
Treasury operations this week. Gov
eminent bonds here are q fraction
lower. Southern State Bonds at board
were dull, $4,000 Tennessee old selling
at so, and SO, 900 new South Carolina.
~. & j." at lis. Railroad bonds
were strong, the business amounting
to S120,O00. The stock market has
been very dull, with prices barely
steaey.
Commercial.
Cotton dull-sales of 750 bales
Middling Uplands 19s cents Orleans
195 cents. Flour in good demand
common TO fair extra s. SIS to So 10
good to choice IS 20 to So 3d.
Whiskey 80 to 90s cents. Wheat
holders are disposed to realize-Red
Western 81 90; White Western 50 05.
Corn closed dull. Rice steady. Pork
firmer. Spirits Turpentine steadier.
Rosin firm. Tailow firm and IN
changed
Cotton--net receipts 63 bales !;
gross receipts 1859 bales the sales
for export to-day amounted to 100
bales sales last evening of 3C5
bales the sales to-day for future de-
livery amounted to 5000 bales, as
follows April, 49, cents; May, IS
11-16 to 1S{ cents; june, 10 to 49,
cents; July, 10 $40 TO 10 5-16 cents !:
August 49, to 1914 cents September,
175 to Is cents !; October, III to II
GIG cents.
LOUISVILLE, April 23-6 P. NJ
Whiskey 81 cents. Pork firm and
higher at S1S so on the spot and S18 so
deliverable i'll May. Bacon active and
higher Z cents short
clear sides 1Of cents deliverable IN
June and July clear sides IL cents
deliverable In June, III to IL! cents
deliverable in July Lard is held high
er, 81 cents offered and refused. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Corn steady.
MOBILE, April 23-6 P. Motion
net receipts 416 bales gross re-
ceipts 40 bales; exports to Great
Britain 3, 4S1 bales; exports coastW
53S bales sales of 500 bales; stoe
hand 81, 1913 bales.
CHARLESTON, April 23-6 e
Cotton-net receipts 423 ba
ports to Great Britain 3, 90
ports coastwise 312 bales;
of 400 bales. stock q
bales.
Flc-f firm at 81 so
,lsions strong and
generally held at 81
and higher-steam I'd
kettle rendered 81
good depand-shou
cents. Whiskey ST.
BALndoRE, ArrI
-Four quiet. Whe
Cofn-white 81 ce,
Oats hrm-South
Provisions stroll
dency. Bacon.
Whiskey9I q