Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
General Market Reports
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Financial.

Financial.
New YORK, Dec. 9-Noon-Stock
dull. Money 3 per cent. Gold III
Sterling Exchange-long 1851; short
1901. Government Securities actlv
and higher. State Bonds dull.
| Commercial.
! Cotton dull; sales of 1,403 bales
uplRnds, 14l cents; Orleans Ia cents
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat quie
and unchanged. Corn dull and un
changed. Pork heavy-mess S21. Lar
firm-steam, 1874 to 49, cents. Spirit
Turpentine dnll at SO to 81 cents
Rosin quiet at 50 20 to 81 Is TO
Strained. Freights quiet.
Cotton-futures opened easier as fol
lows: December. 14t to Il 5-16 cents
January, Ia to Il 1882 cents; Feb
ruary, is to Is 1872 cents; March
Is 1872 to 15s cents; April, IS ILL
! TO IS 1882 cents.
! Financial.
! New YORK, Dec. 9--5 p. M.-Mone1
| more sctiva Mt 81 to 3 per cent. Ster
| ling Exchange heavy at 81 e5t. Colo
! declined. 11O2 to 110S. Government
Securities dull ana steady. State
bODdS nominal.
The specie shipments to Europe to.
day were S745, $50, being principally
gold coin.
Commercial.
Cotton-market dull; sales to-
day of 200 bales at 14s to 14} cents.
Southern Flour quiet and heavy;
common to fair extra, 81 90 to S. IS;
good to choice do, IS 80 to IS IS.
Wheat opened quiet and closed
steadier ct 81 10 to 81 % for winter
red Western. Corn a shade drmer
and moro active; old Western mixed,
in store, 95 cents; do afloat. 95 to e5i
cents; new Western mixed and yellow,
SO to 70 cents; new yellow Southern,
81 10 "a cents; do white Western, IS
to 90 cents. Coffee-Rio more active
and II cent higher, III to 19s cents,
gold. Sugar dull and unchanged: fair
to good refning,Ss to 81 cents; prime,
81 cents: Centrifugal, to 81 cents; re-
fined easier at 8 to o! cents: hard
grades, 10s to log cents. Molasses-
foreign neglected; New Orleans 62 to
65} cents. Rice quiet aud steady. Tai
low firm at s 11-16 to 81 cents. Rosin
heavy at 81 Is to SO 20 for strained.
Spirits Turpentine heavy at 81 cents.
Pork dull and nominal at s21 for new
mess. Beef unchanged. Lard closed
firm-prime steam 13s to 49, cents.
Whiskey more active and firm at 81.
Cotton-net receipts BOT bales; gross
receipts, 5,2S5 bales. Futures closed
steady, with sales of 2s,6OO bales, az
follows: December, Il 1872 to 14t cents;
January, Il GIG cents: February, IA
1916 to IL 3l-32 cents; March, Is SIG
cents; April, 15s to is 21-32 cents;
May, Is 1882 cents; June, 161 cents;
July, 16 1882 to 1G 916 cents.
BALTIMORE, Dec. SO P. M-Cotton
dull; middipg liz cents; net receipts
113 bales; gross receipts 1,441 bales;
exports coastwise S55 bales; sales los
bales; stock ON hand 81, 701 bales.
Flour and wheat unchanged. Pro-
visions weak. Fork unchanged; bulk
meats dull and nominal. Bacon scarce;
shoulders 10t cents; clear rib sides
49, to 49, cents. Sugar, coffee and
Western butter unchanged. Whisky
81 ca to 81 Oh.
SAVANNAH, Dec. SIS 2. M-Cotton
easier and rrcgu!ar-niddling IS Is
16 cents; net receipts 4.372 bales;
gross receipts 4,573 bales; exports
to Great Britain 5,270 bales; exports
to the continent 1865 bales; exports
coastwise SIS bales; sales 1851 bales;
stock on hand 80, l56 bales.
CuARLEs7os, Dec. o-GP. M.-Cotton
quiet; middling 49, cents; low mid
ding 13s cents; good ordinary 10 to
gross receipts 1907 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1900 bales; exports
coastWise 1860 bales; sales OF COO
bales; stock on hand 81, SIS baieg.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 9-s P. M
Cotton steadier, demand firm; mid
lling II cents; net receipts 1854
1ales; gross receipts 7,413 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 2,OOO bales;
Exports to the continent S,16S bales; |
'ales 8. 500 bales; stock (ectusD 1885, |
* baieH
CIscrEsArI, Dec. 9-6 z. M
7iour steady. Corn steady at IS to 70
cnts. Pork in fair demand and lower
3 SO 90. Lard unsettled AND dun
steam, Sl2 624 to sl2 20. Bacon
oIniral end du!!--slou ders, 81 cents;
iear rib. u. cents; clear, 49, certs.
firm Ut So cents.
LoUIsVnLE, Dee. 9--5 ?. NJ.
}readstutfa unchanged. Pork IN
hanged. Bacon-none here, Sugar
Hred hams IL to Il cents. Lard 141 |
o l5s cents. Whi>key 81 cents.
AcaUsrA. Dec 9-s z. Gf.--Cotton
Iuiet and weak, with fair demand;
49, conts; low middIing ISL
cnts; good ordinary 13s cents; net re-
eipts 2,002 bales; sales 1867 bales,
NoEFoIK, Dec. 90 ?. M.-Cotton
,ul!; middlinS 13i to 49, cents; net re-
eipts, 8, 1872 bales; exports. coastwise.
900 bales; sales, 400 bales: stock on
lsnd. Is, 176 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Sc ?. NJ
>otton quiet; middling, I4s cents; net
eceipt., 81 bales: gross receipts, 9lr5
,ales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3-Noon Cotton /
luiet and unchanged; Gales of $4,000 !
'ales, including 1900 bales for specu-
alton and export; sales on a basis OF !
nj ding uplands, nothing below good +:
ordinary, shipped November, 7sd; do,
,othing below low n1iddiing, deliver /
lbie December. Tad; do, do, February
md March, 7-l6d; sales on basis Of !
Orleans. nothing below low
shipped January and Feb +
.uary. 7 Ills. 4.
Latcr-Cotton~-Sales to-day 600 |
3ales American sales on basis of !
uplands, nothing below |;
good ordinary. shipped Dece nber and |,
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