Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13
General Market Reports.
BY T Ell e CRAP Il.
Financial.

Financial.
New YORK, March lI-Noon.-
Stocks dull. Money per cent. Gold
III. Sterling Exchange-long, 81 81
short, 81 So. Government Securities
active and little of. State bonds
steady.
Conantc,ri0i
! Cotton weak; sales of 6ST bales; up-
lands 16l cents; Orleans 1G, cents.
| Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
! quiet and steady. Corn shade
tirmer. Pork heavy 1T $40 % for mess.
| Lard Leavy-steam 0 7-16 to 81 cents.
Spirits turpentine steady at IL cents.
Rosin unchanged. Freights firm.
Futures opened as follows: March
Is $50 to Is SIG cents; April Is GIG
to I5s cents: May 16 1-16to To- cents;
June Isl cents.
Financial.
New York, March IL Z. M
Money-easy at to 5 per cent. Ster-
ling Exchange frmer at 81 S09 Gold
firm at 111S to 10. Government
Securities steady. State bonds quiet
and nominal
EOHtHiefct0t.
Cotton weak sales of LII bales at
164 to 16s cents. Southern -four is firm
at Sc 50 to 81 80 for common to fair
extra; 81 so to Sill for good to choice
do. Whiskey is shade frnner at 81
cents. Wheat quiet and l cent lower.
Com scarce and firmer with good ex-
port and fair home demand at 50 to SO
cents for new western mixed. Coffee
dull and nominaliy unchanged. Sugar
quiet and dropping at Is to Z cents;
fair to good refining centrifugal 81 to
s. cents; Porto Rico Z! cents. Molas-
SEES dull and unchanged. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Pork heavy, new
mess SIC. Beef unchanged-mess
$40 so to 81. Lard heavy and dull
at 81 cents. Tallow quiet. at y to =
cents. Spirits Turpentine dull at II
cents. Rosin dull at So 40.
Cotton-net receipts l ,304E bales
gross receipts 2,779 bales; futures clos
ed steady with sales of 20,7OO bales
as follows: March, II 1872 to 15a
cents April, Is 1882 cents bid; May,
16 1-16 to 1882 cents; June, 16s cents
bid; July, 16 25-32 to 16 1916 cents.
CINCINNATI, March 1O-6 P. NJ
Flour steady. Corn firm at 63 to Go
cents. Pork easier at SIS to $15 %. |
Lard dull at 81 to s. cents for steam;
to cents for kettle. Bacon quiet at g. |
cents, for Shoulders 81 cents; clear |
rib sides 8 cents; clear sides firm. |
80 cents.
CHARLESTON, March 11-6 Z. NJ
Cotton quiet; middling 81 to 15E |
cents; low middling 143 cents; good |
ordinary IA to II. cents; net receipts
|, 1876 bales; exports to Great Britain
,, 042 bales; exports coastwise l54
oales; sales of LOCO bales.
New ORLEANS, March IL P. NJ
Cotton quiet and easy; middling 15&
,ents; net receipts 6,631 bales; gross
'eceipts 6,911 bales; exports to the
Continent 1910 bales; to France 90
oales; sales to-day of 1000 bales: sales
asst evening of 1900 bales.
BALTIMORE, March 1T p. NJ. j
cotton dull; middiings 10. cents;
gross receipts 1877 bales; exports
1871 bales; sales of 276 bales;
primers 80 bales; stock on hand
q, 800 be 'es.
BosroN, March 1T L. M.-Cot-
on quiet; Middling IS! cents. Net
'eceipts $50 bales; gross receipts 2, 1913
oales; sales of 200 bales.
LOUlSNtLLE, Marc 1T L. NJ
: Our quiet unchanged. Corn firm at
= to Y cents. Provisions quiet.
Pork sold at SO %. Bacon, quiet
md unchanged; sugar cured hams 10.
o 12l cents. Lard, 8 cents for tierces
nd % cents for kegs. Whiskey 92l
ents.
F0ssiEGS NAIsE2EEss- Sly Gable.
LONDON, March -Consols
= to 925.
PARIS, March o.-Noon-Rentes
0f and 40c.
LIVERPOOL, March 1e-Noon-Cot- {
on quiet and unchanged; sales of
9, loco bales, including 1000 bales for
peculation and export. Cotton to az
i've, steady. No TRANSACTIONS
Later -Cotton-sales Of Orleans, ]
othing below low middlirg, delivera-
lie May and June, s Lied. Bread {
tufts quiet.
Still Later-Cotton; sales to-day of {
800 bales of American; sales of Up
lnds, nothing below good ordinary, !
March and april, 7sd.
LIvERT DOL, March II - Night
otton-sales of Uplands nothing be-
Nv Low Miadhnss shipped March and
pril 15-1Gd.