Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-02-06
General Market Reports.
TBY ELE CRAP Il.
financial.

Financial.
New YORK, February 4-Noon.-
Stocks active. Gold Ill. Money per
cent. Sterling Exchaage-long s. 81
short 81 IS. Government Securities
strong. State Bonds steady.
Cou7NlG rCidi.
Cotton Hominal-sales Of 100 bales;
uplands 10 cents. Flour quiet AID
heavy. Wheatssirm. Corn steady.
Pork steady, $16 %. Lard-steam o..
Spirits Turpentine, IS cents. Rosin
steady al s.. Is for strained. F'rcights
heavy.
Futures opened as follows: Feb
rrary, IL cents; March - SIC !;
April. 15s to - 1916 cents: May,
16 5-16 TO 36s cents; July II 1872
cents.
fIRdnci4'.
New YoRK, February &c ?. M
Sterling Exchange 81 S.. Gold
dull ut Ill 7 to 11I5. Government Sc
curities strong and considerable doing.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Commercial.
Cotton dull sales of | ,266 bales at
154 to Is! cents. Southern Flour dull;
Sc 65 to So 80 for common; ST So for
common to fair extra; ST s. to $11 fer
good to choice. Whiskey steady at
81 Oh. Wheat 1 cent better with
fair demand for western and mixed
Corn-afoat IS to 50 cents. Pork dull
and heayy-new mess SfG 20 to
SIG 81. Beef unchanged. Lard dull
and heavy at O. to s. cents. Tallow
heavy at =: to - LILO cents Spirits
turpentine excited and higher 1T 49,
to 81 cents. Rosin firm at 81 Al to
81 50.
Cottou-net receipts 1852 bales;
gross receipts 1915 bales: futures
closed steady; sales of II, 100 bales IS
follows February, Il 27-32 to IL
cents; March, 10 to ID 1S-32 cents:
June, 1G4 to 10 25-32 cents.
Augusta, Feb. 4-6P. 1I.-Cotton-
demand fair-niddling 14f cents; net
receipts 6l3 bales; sales ST. bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. +Evening.
Cotton dull-middling 49, cents; low
middling 15I cents; strict good ordi-
nary Ia cents, good ordinary l.
cents; ordinary Il cents; net receipts
551 bales; gross receipts S6i bales.
CIARDEsros, Feb. If P. 1I.-Cot-
ton steady; middlinSs 10 cents; net
receipts 1904 bales; exports to the
continent 562 bales exports coastviso
400 bales; sales l ,200 bales stock on
hand SO, $50 bales.
BALTIMORE, Feb. IS L. M.-Cot-
ton dull and Misunderstanding 15s
cents; low middlings IL cents; good
ordinary b. cents; gross receipts 439
bales: exports coastwise 206 bales;
sales 81 bales to spinners; stock Oh
hand i, 514 bales.
New ORLEANS, Feb. &c p. NJ
Cotton Irregular, lower and heavy
middling 154 cents; low middling 10
cents; good ordinary 49, cents; net re
ceipts, $500 bales; gross receipts
II, C2J bales; sales 8, Zoo bales; sales
last evening $3.50 bales; stock on
hand 3I, 318 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. might. lour
unchanged and quiet. Provisions firm
and in fair demand. Pork sold at
SO % to $15 so. Bacon-shoulders
= cents to s. cents: clear rib q cents;
clear s. cents to o cents. Lard 9!
censs to 81 cents for tierce; TO- cents
to TO- cents for key; 9 cents for steam.
Whiskey 95! cents.
CrNcIsNATI, Feb. &c p. NJ
Flour firmer and il fair demand Of
ST So; family in fair demand st 81 to
| 81 50. Corn dull at SO to 81 cents.
Pork nominal and steady as S15 50 to
! $l5 10 Lard steady at 0 to o. cents
for steam: o. cents for kettle. Bacon
steady at ! cents for shoulders; s. to
clear sides. Wniskcy strong at sc
cents