Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-07-02
General Nj arket Reports
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| New YoRK,June 30-6P. M.-Money
easy at % per cent. Sterling Exchange
| quiet and steady. Gold dull at 116E
Government Securities active. State
Bonds quiet and nominal.
Commercial.
Cotton quiet; sales of 491 bales It
| Isl to 155c; consolidated net receipts
1913 bales; exported to Great Britain
4, O3O bales; exported to France 9,123
bales; exported to the Continent 1,596
bales. Flour firm and is in fair de-
mand. Southern -four firm and is in
ira ST 90 to s. s.. Wheat is O shade
firmer, without, however, SO much doing
for export as yesterday; the frmness
of freights changes the business; 81 80
to 81 80 for winter red Western; 81 35
to 81 SO for amber do; 81 so to 81 40
for white Western. Corn very limited
at IS to 79c for steam Western mixed;
70 to SEE for sail do; SOC for white West
Western mixed. Oats is a shade firm
er at 50 to 635c for mixed Western;
623 for mixed Canada; 63c to 66c for
white Western. Cotfee-Rio, very firm
and in active demand at 17sc in gold;
bling business fair at 16I to zoe in
gold. Sugar dull and heavy at z to
Sc for fair to good refining; s. to SIC
for prime; SC for Muscavado; refined
IS in fair demand at 10 to 103c; 10f to
IL for hard grades. Molasses dull
and heavy. Rice quiet and unchanged
Tallow firm. Rosin dull at 81 70 to
81 so for strained. Spirits Turpen-
tine duh at 325c Pork closed firm
new job lots $50 So. Lard tirmer at
lac for prime steam. Whiskey steady
at 81 49,. Freights firm; cotton, by
sail 9-32; by steam $50 to 5-16. 4
Cotton; net receipts PSI bales; gross
receipts $40 bales. Futures closed |
quiet and steady with sales of 1000 |
bales, as follows: July, Is 5-32c; Au- |
gust, IS 1882 to 15Ic; September, II
31-32c; October, Il 9-32 to I4sc; No
vember, 143c; December, IA! to IA
17-32c; January, II 21-32 to IA IL |
l6c; February he; March, Is 1-16 to |
Is 3-32c; April, Is SIC to Is 11--32c;
May, 81 to Is 1890.
BALTIMORE, June 30-6 2. Nj
Oats weak; Southern light 90 to zoe; |
heavy Csc. Rye dull at 95c to 81 Is. |
Provisions strong. Pork firm at 81.
Bulk meats-shoulders s. to Sc; clear
sides u 4 to 12Ic; loose packed 81 to
1910. Bacon-shoulders9 g. to 1Oc; clear
rib sides IL to l3fc; hams Ito 11ac. |
Lard steady; refined 145c. Coffee |
higher; ordinary to prime
Rio cargoes 49, to 19c; iobbing lots
49, to 1850. Sugar higher at 1Os to
1O3c. Cotton dull; middling 15c;
low middling 14sc; good ordinary
1890; gross receipts 80 bales; exports
coastwise 46 bales; sales OF 115 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 800 P. M
Cotton quiet; middling 14fc; low mid
ding 14IIc; good ordinary lie; net re-
ceipts II bales; sales of 100 bales.
NORFOLK, June 800 P Motion
dull; middErg Il to 149c; net receipts
l07 bales; exports cOastwise $50 bales;
sales of % bales.
EOREIGN MARK EEs-Esy Gable |
LIVERPOOL, June -Noon-Cot- |
ton dull and depressed; middling up
lands I'd; middIing Orleans 7-16d; |
sales of 10000 bales; 1000 bales for |
speculation and export; sales on a
basis of middling uplands, nothing |
below low nliddling, deliverable
July and August, 1-l6d.
Later-Sales on basis of middling
1plands, nothing below low middling,
deliverable August and September,
7 3-16d; sales on q basis of middling
Orleans, nothing below low middling,
deliverable August and September,
I'd; shipment of new crop on basis
Of middling uplands. nothing below
ow middIing, ia.
Later-saIes to-day of 1000 bales
American; sales on basis OF middling
July and August, I'd.
LIVERPOOL, June 30-Evening.- Cot !
on basis OF middling up
ands, nothing below low middling,
July and August, I'd.
Later-Cotton.- on basis of
upland, nothing below low
deliverable August and Sep
ember, I'D