Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12
General Market Reports.
By TEL CRAP H,
EiNdnciOI.

NEW loRK, Dec. 10-Noon. Stocks
active. Guid opened at 1oof, and
| closed at 1903, Money, quiet at per
cent. bid. Sterling E1chanee-long.
. 1OS!; short, 1891. Government Securi-
ties strong. State Bonds quiet.
Conln,crcial
Cotton tirm-sales 40 bales; uplan.}s
151 cents Orleans Log cents. Flour
I firm and quiet. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn quiet and nominally unchanged
In buyers favor. Pork-new mess SIC.
Lard quiet and western steam
s 7-16 cents. Spirits Turpcntine dull
at 30! cents. Rosin quiet at 81 65 for
strained. Frelghts dull.
Cotton-Futures opened as follows:
December, Is 1872 to Is 1-16 cents;
January, Is ZIG cents; February,
Is 1916 to 15s cents March, Is sic
TO lGl cents; April, 16 GIG cents.
Financial
New YORK, December 100 p. NJ
Money easy and closed firm at 81 per
cent. Gold weaker; at close 109s
to 1921. Government Securities strong
and considerable doing. State Bonds
quiet and stronger.
Commercial.
Cotton firm sales of 1,645 bales at
-. to 1G cents. Flour firmer; good to
choice extra So II to 81. Whiskey
firmer st 94I to % cents. Wheat
without decided change. Corn
easier and moderately active at ~ to
a cents for Western mixed in store.
Hori-spot quiet and weak; future q
shade easier with fair business; new
mess, on spot, SIC. Beef steady
mess, first grade, 50 IS to 81. Lard
CONS. Sr:rifs T,irpentine steady at
IL cents. s:oz;n Quiet al 81 90.
Treirhts f. i.;ver,ool heavy.
C0tton-upt rfeoipts :595 bales
gross rpc2intS ,s91 bales: futures
clo-cd easy--si-rs Of II. 300. bales. as
follows: December. IL to II SIG
cents: January, Il 1912 20 49, cents:
February. u 2-1-32 to II: cents;
March, 70: - Il; I'D cents: April,
i. i; - u c,-ntsA
Ar,.t.1, De-. ii Up N-Cotton
t..,a ana IN !.lir demand; middI;ne AZ
T. ]! cents: fe.aintg rs bales. sales
!. 10; la!.s.
CHAHr.Es4ox. Dec. 1O-6 T. NJ
Cotton firm-middling II. cents: low
midllinc II cents: strict good ord.
nary II cents: net rnceints s 1s- holes.
exports to Great Britain 1910 bales.
sales 900 bales: stock on hand 53.2lI
bales.
SAvASxAB. December 1o-fp NJ
Cotton steady mid,tling IA. cents: net
receints AIS bales. exnorts to Great
Britain , 23t; bales: exports to the
continent ;. $50 bales. exports coast.
wise ]. 3q9 bales. sales of / 997 bales.
stock Oh hand Il6. 216 bales
Io,-re,,,,,r NJ. m y Al
~, stca?-- C,,,,, no.;,., iii,
- .o''i - $500 ~ o" sh.iie"
;n,7 PORK S15 80 Lard firrn wine
leaf . to 10 cents. Whiskcy 50 cents.
r,,rr r.. IN cp,, r..
- III ~: ~: IL:
w. IL: - - eeh's io1 niiu-
1 20. % $3.50 20. so ~ di1,
l"s ~ 10 80, ~, Hc' teIat - paiI'
So $500 $500 ~, - Iales, eApol.s ~
49, Io1..a. ssIe, s,o5 49,.
, "is Ion -. 60 -, - s st
VA A'
81. Lots, Dee. l0-6 I. M.-Flour
oIoya1t anu nlsnei lor low " m I. lln
SoiN ''eti'e alio hlSnerIheW NO;
I'll. ~ col .o,+e po.I, fr,, ~ .1J
ste""f At So- cTnts. 'olh hin aI GA
70 - ~ 80 en ,d mining oo'ns'
Arc lltlli-steaih q cents.
New ORLEANS, Dec. lo-6 I. NJ
Cotton 1rregular-s sales at ! and
! cent below quotations; demand good;
IniddiinS Is cents; low middling 1!
cents: strict good ordinary H. cents;
net receipts 9,3.o bales; gross receipts
10 on bales. exports to France LILO
bales; sales |" day CT o,ouo Daics; sales
last evening vi 2,TJ bales; stock on
ii''n1' / '[li'
iiNttI>ATi, Occt1n Dtf Itt-b L. VI. -
! ioul 'l't'I' s'4u "- -IaIini .tn
- - ~ =, 80 u - -" - 'enso