Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-27
General Market Reports.
TBY TELEG CRAP Il.
Financial.

Financial.
New YORK, March 2l--Noon. -
Stocks active and strong. Money 3
Der cent. Gold 112I. Stock Exchange
long 81 So! short 81 50. Govern
ment Securities strong and active.
State Bonds quiet and nominal.
Commercial.
Cotton dull-sales of 81 bales at
IS. cents for uplands, and II cents for
Orleans. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet and steady. Fork firm at SIC 25.
Lard tirm-steam 81 to g 9-16 cents.
Spirits Turpentine heavy at II to AZ
cents. Rosin firm at So so for strained.
Freights heavy.
COtton-futures opened as follows ::
April Is 1916 to Is 27-32 cents; May
Is 1872 to 16s cents; June Is 1916
to 16 27-32 cents.
Financial.
New York. March 25-6 P. M
Money active and in demand at 4 to
at 81 So. Gold active and has adj
vanced to 1929. Government Securities
strong and active.
commercial.
Cotton active and easy; sales of 2,917
bales at 165 to II cents. Southern
flour quiet and steady; common to
fair extra SIS 80 to 81 20; good to
choice do. ST % to S11. Wheat quiet
and without decided change. Corn
better and fairl y active at 50 to 90
cents for new western mixed. Coffee
dull and nominally unchanged. Sugar
heavy at Is to Z cents for fair and
&C cd refining; 6 cents for molasses;
e to Z cents for Muscovado. Nolasses
steady with small sales. Rice firm
with fair jobbing trade Pork active
and firmer-new mess SIG 80. Lard
firmer at s. to 11-16 cents. Whiskey
decidedly tirmer and some sales at 97a
cents; afterwards SO was bid but 81
asked. Spirits Turpentine firm at 474
cents. Rosin firm at So So
Cotton-net receipts 1,7G2 bales:
gross receipts 2,76O bales: futures
closed quiet sales of II, 100 bales, as
follows: March, 15s to Is 1892 cents;
April, Is 26-32 to Is 1916 cents; Nav.
Is 5-16 to Is 1872 cents; June, is
1916 to 16 27-32 cents; July, II 3-lG
to II 7-32 cents; August, II 7-16 to Il
9-1G cents.
AUGUSTA, March 25-G P. M
Cotton quiet-middling Isl cents.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-G ?. NJ.
Cotton quiet middling 49, cents.
SAVANNAH. March 25-G p. Nj
Cotton quiet and -middling 16
cents.
BALTIMORE, March 25-G p. NJ. -
Cotton quiet and irm-middling 16I
cents
CHARLESTON, March $50 P. M
Cotton quiet and easy-middling 10
tie Is cents ; low middlins 10 cents;
good ordinary IA cents.
LOUISVILLE, March 25-6 2. NJ
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet at 81 to 70 cents. Pork tirmer
at 81. Bacon quiet and unchanged
Sugar cured hams II to 70! cents.
New ORLEANS, March 25-G 2. M
Cotton quiet middling 16I cents low
middling 10 cents; good ordinary IL
cents; ordinary II cents; net receipts
5,267 bales; gross receipts >, 400 bales;
exports to Great Britain }, 400 bales;
evening OF 1000 bales; stock on hand
271, $50 bales.
CIHcISNArI, March 90 L. M
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
firmer at G2 to Is cents for mixed
Provisions quiet and firm-pork $15 75
S16 90 asked. Lard firm cents
bid for steam, O. asked; kettle 8 cents;
Bacon firm-6, cents for shoulders; s.
to 8 cents for clear rib; g. cents for
clear; Whiskey steady at 81 cents.
FOREIGN MARKETS. -Ey Cable.
LIVERPOOL. March 25-Noon-Cotton
quiet and unchanged-sales of $1,000
bales, including 1900 for speculation
and export.
Later sales OF nj lands, nothing be-
low good ordinary, shipped in Febru
any, at 3 16d.; ditto, deliverable in
May ana June, at g. d. Sales include
1900 bales of American. Breadstuils
quiet.
LONDON, March 25.-Evoning.-
Refined petroleum lis. Tallow 3Ss.
LIvERPoQL, March "a Evening
Cotton-Sales uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, shipped February and
March, SD; do. do, shipped March
and April, SD; do, nothing below low
middlings, for May and June delivery,
Sled. Common rosin IS Sd spirits
turpentine 34s to 34s Cd.