Wilmington journal., 1874-07-10
General Market Reports.
Financial.
TBY TELE CRAP a.

Financial.
| NEW YORK, July 8-Noon-Stock!
dull. Money 2 per cent. Cole
1O9ss. Sterling Exchange-long, 81 SS
short, 81 904. Government Securities
active and lower. State Bonds quiet
| Commercial
Cotton dull and nominal-sales Of
100 bales; uplands II! cents; Orleans
| IL cents. Flour quiet and steady
| Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corr
steady. Pork firm-mess S19 20 to
| $1S -. Lard heavy-steam IL 13-1t
to IL : cents. Spirits Turpentine quiet
at 3d. to 26 cents. Rosin nominal al
s. 10 to s. 30 for strained. Freights
quiet.
Futures opened easy as follows
August, 16 1916 to 16z cents; Septem-
Der. Is 1916 to II cents; October,
l6 I1-16 to 164 cents.
Financial.
New YORK, July Sc L. NJ
Money easy and III abundant supply at
to q per cent. Sterling Exchange
heavy and lower at 81 81. Gold 1O9s
to ITO. Government Securities dull
ana steady. State Bonds steady and
quiet.
GOna8ercial.
Cotton dull; sales of 800 bales at I'll
to l7s cents. Southern flour steady
common to fair extra IS 80 to Sc 90,
good to choice IS 65 to 81. Wheat a
shade tirmer with a fair export de-
mand at 81 30 to 81 35 for winter red
and amber Western. Corn l cent bet
ter with good export and fair home
demand; 76 to II cents for Western
mixed. Coffee firm at 49, to % cents
for Rio. Sugar firm and in good de-
mand at Z to g. cents for fair to good
refining, 81 cents for prime, z cents
for molasses, u to 81 cents for mus
covado, 81 cents for centrifugal, 8
cents for clayed refined, 1O2 to 1O&
cents for granulated, 1O7 cents for
crushed, and 105 to II cents for DOW
dered. MOlasses quiet and unchanged.
Rice steady and more doing to trade.
Tallow quiet and heavy Mt 81 cents.
Rosin lower at s. to s. Is. Spirits
turpentine lower at 30 to 35I cents.
Pork tirmer-new mess SIG. Beef I'M
changed. Lard firm at IL cents.
Whiskey steady at 80 cents. Freights
to Liverpool heavy and declining; cot
ton per steam 11-32d.
Cotton-net receipts 81 bales; gross
receipts S92 bales. Futures closed
steady with sales of 16, 600 bales as
follows: July, nominal; August, 16
1916 to 16 27-32 cents; September,
16 31-32 to II cents; October, 16s to
1G 25-32 cents; November, 16 GIG to
16 1892 cents; December, 16l TO 16
1882 cents.
BALTIMORE, July Sc P M
Cotton-dull; middling 17s cents; low
middling l69 cents strict good ordi-
nary u cents; gross receipts 50 bales;
exports to Great Britain ,742 bales;
exports c0astwiSe 50 bales; sales of 81
bales; stock on hand 5,O6S bales. Flour
steady with an improved demand and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower
choice white 81 81; fair to prime do
81 40 to 81 50; choice amber 81 50 to
81 90; good to prime red 81 40 to
81 45; common to fair do 81 30 to
81 35; Pennsylvania do 81 IS to 81 As;
Ohio and Indiana do 81 80 to 81 40;
Western spring 81 80 to 81 33. Corn
firm-white Southern % cents; yellow
southern So to So cents; new western
mixed - TO 71l cents; old do 7S1
cents. Oats active and frm-South-
ern 13 to IG cents; western mixed IS
to SO cents; do white 20 to ~ cents;
Rice firmer and higher at 81 90 to
81 10. Hay unchanged. Provisions
strong and buoyant. Pork-mess
scarce at $40 30. Bulk meats frmer
and higher-shoulders = to = cents:
clear rib sides 10 to 104 cents, outside
for jobbing lots packed. Bacon active
and higher-shoulders cents; clear
L ,5ta>1p D~.uS, DoS,s., UIIiUu IIuIIlS
IL to Is cents. Lard-refned western
12I cents. Butter steady and in fair
demand at 23 to % cents. Coffe strong
and unchanged. Sugar firmer and
higher at 10i cents. Whiskey I'M
changed.
AUGUSTA, July Sc P. M.-Cotton
weak-middling 15l cents;net receipts
II bales; sales of 21S bales.
SAVANNAH, July Sc 2. M.-Cotton
unchanged; middling 163 cents; net
receipts II bales ; gross receipts II
bales sales l bale; stock on hand
II ,22G bales.
New ORLEANS, July Sc P. M
ceipts 4St bales; gross receipts 513
bales; sales 500 bales ; sales last eve
ning, $50 bales. stock on hand 81, Al
bales.
CHARLEsroN, July Sc p. NJ
Cotton dull and easier; middling 16
cents; low middling 10! cents; strict
good ordinary IL cents; all nominal
net receipts 222 bales; sales of 400
bales; stock on hand 9, Cos bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July St p. NJ
Cotton quiet middllng IL cents
low nliddling 1Gi cents; strict good Or
dInary lGt cents; good ordinary 15i
cents; ordinary IA cents; net receipts
10 bales; gross receipts 393 bales.
CINcINHATT, July sep M-Flour
duh and unchanged. Corn quiet and
unchanged; mixed 81 to 81 cents
Pork active and irregular, sales at SO
to 80 50-ciosing strong. Lard firm;
summer 103 cents; kettle II cents
Bacon firm; shoulders Z to = cents;
clear rib 10! to 104 cents; clear To-
10 l0l cents. Whisky steady at 81 cts
FOREIGN HiEsKEES-By Gable.
LoNnoH, July s -Noon.-Erie 2SI
to 2Si.
PARIS, July S-Noon-Rentes GOf.
20c.
LIVERPOOL, July 8 -Noon-Cotton
steay; rplands sd; Orleans 9Sdto SD.
Sales Of $1,000 fales, including 5000
bales for speculation and export;
sales of nplands, nothing below good
ordinary, deliverable in August and
September, S:d; do, deliverable in
September and October, & d do, moth
ing below low middling, deliverable
III September and October, sd. Cot
ion to arrive l-16d cheaper.
LIvFRrooh, July 8-Evening- Cot
ton-Saies Of rpiands, nothing below
good ordinary, deliverable in August.
5 3-1Gd; do do, deliverable III July and
August, sd; do. nothing below low
middling, deliverable in July and Au-
gust, SD. Spirits Turpcntine us to