Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-06
Genera! Market Reports.
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Financial.
New York, March 4-Noon.-Stocks
active but lower. Money :, per cent.
| Gold 111%. Exchange-long, 81 81 ;
| short 81 So. Government Securities
dull and lower. State Bonds quiet
| and nominal.
Commercial.
| Cotton quiet and firm, sales of 1890
| bales; uplands 164 cents; Orleans Is!
| cents. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet
| and firm. Pork firm-mess SIS rs
| to S15 so. Lard steady-steam, 81
cents. Spirits Turpentine unchanged.
Rosin easier at 81 425 to 81 45 for
strained. Freights firm.
Futures opened as follows: March,
15f to Is SIC cents; April, Is 1882 to
Is 21-32 cents May, Is 1916 to Is
1872 cents June, 16s to 49, cents;
July, 16s cents.
Financial.
New YORK, March As z. M
Money easy at to per cent. Ex-
change 81 S4. Gold dali at 1l1s to
112. Governments Securities active
and lower. State Bonds quiet and
nominal.
Commercial.
Cotton quiet and firm at To- to 164
cents. Southern flour quiet at So so
to 81 s. for common to fair extra, and
81 to S11 for good to choice. Whiskey
shade frmer at sc to 96a cents.
Wheat quiet and steady. Cornla shade
easier at 761 to 81 cents for new West
ern mixed. Rice dull and unchanged.
Pork frmer at SIS 80 for new mess.
Beef unchanged. Lard steadier at
3-16 cents. Tallow active at 7 11-16
to = cents. Spirits Turpentine steady
at 48 cents. Rosin steady.
Cotton-net receipts 1926 bales;
gross receipts 3,7O4 bales; futures clos
ed steady with sales of q, 500 bales
as follows: March, 154 to Is 9-32 cents;
April, Is GIG to Is 9-32 cents May,
16 1-32 to 16 1-16 cents; June, 1G Tie
to Is 1882 cents; July, Is 1882 to
16s cents.
BALTIMORE, March 4-6 P. M. =
Cotton dull; gross receipts, 1913 bales;
exports coastwise 30 bales sales 1877
bales.
CHARLESTON, March &c P. M
Cotton steady; netreceipts, 1850 bales;
gross receipts, ! 1852 bales; sales of 800
bales.
SAVANNAH, March IS ?. NJ
Cotton ncminal-net receipts LOLA
bales exports to Great Britain =, 1874
bales exports to the Continent $50
bales; exports coastwise 243 bales;
sales Of l IA bales.
New ORLEANS, March 4-G P. M
Cotton firm and good demand-mid-
ding 10! cents; met receipts, 1901
bales; gross receipts, 1888 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 4,175 bales;
sales to-day of 1880 bales: sales last
evening of 3, 700 bales.
CINCISNATI, March 4-6 P. M
Flour dull and unchanged Corn
dull at So to 90 cents. Pork in good
demand at S14 SO. Lard firm at 81
to 81 cents; steam s. to s. cents, ket-
tie. Bacon tirmer at 81 cents. Should
ers s. to s. cents; clear rib s. cents.
Whiskey strong at 80 cents.
LOUISVILLE, Ms rch &C 2. NJ
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Provisions quiet
and weak Pork s14 SO. Bacon, 6S
cents for shoulders; 81 cents for clear
rib, and s. cents for clear. Lard,
8! cents for tierces, and 81 cents for
kegs. Whiskey 49, cents.
LIVERPOOL, March 4-5 2. M.-Cot-
ton-Sales OF Uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, shipped February and
March, 7sd; do. do, deliverable April
and May, I'D; sales of Orleans, moth
ing below low middiing shipped Feb
ruary, 81; 90. o., deliverable May
and June, sd.
EosEzGa 7sasssSs.as Shy cable.
LlvEErcon. March -Noon-Cot-
ton dull and unchanged-Sales Of
$4,000 bales, including 1000 for
speculation and export. Sales of Or
ieina, ..othi-e hela-r low nniddlirgs.
March, ana April, Sc:
Latcr-Cotton-o the sales to day 7. 700 !
bales -iil,erican. Sales ofuplands moth
ing below good ordinary, deliverable |
Nay and June, 7 II 16d. Breadstuhs
quiet. Lard AS. 81. Pork els. /
LoSDo,Z, March -Night--Spirits
33s to 33s Cd