Wilmington journal., 1875-02-12

quiet; sales of 1,5s3 bales; uplans
I5se; Orleans 16c. Flour dull an
declining. Wheat dull and declinin,
Corn dull and heavy. Pork heavy
mess SIa 373, Lard steady-steam IA
Spirits Turpentine quiet at 3S3
Rosin quiet at 81 10 to So Is. Freigh1
firm.
Cotten-Futures opened inactive 6
follows: February Is 11-16c; Marc
153 to 15 1316c; April 162 to Is 3-16t
May Is ZIG to 163c; June 16 11-16 t
to 164c.
! ,. .- ... Financial.
New YORK, Feb 10-6 p. M-Mone
more active at p to y per cent Ster
hing Exchange unsettled and lower O
81 S02. Gold firm at 1l4a to l14a
Government Securities active ant
strong. State Bonds quiet and steady
Commercial.
Cotton quiet; sales of ] ,634 bale,
at 15s to l6c. Southern flour quie
and heavy-common to fair extra
| 81 40 to So 40; good to choice, So *
toss. Wheat dull and heavy and ]
to &c lower; 81 18t to 81 23 for winter
red Western. Corn opened firm, bui
| closed with holders little more dis.
| posed to realize. The difficulty In
moving corn in the river, in conse.
querce' of the ice blockade, materially
checks transactions; Western mixed
0l3c; high mixed aud yellow Western
Site; shipping 65 to Toe. Coffee dull
aud nominal. Sagar firm, a consid
erabie amount having been withdrawn
from market; II to 7se for fair to good
refining, to- 7{c for prime, to 7Sc
for moiasses and common Muscovado,
oic for centrifugal Molasses quiet;
prime New Orleans so to 624c. Rice
dnll and unchanged. Tallow dull;
prime city S4 to 1870. Rosin
quiet at S2 10 to 81 Is for strained
Spirits Turpentine quiet at 381 cents.
Pork dnil--new mess $40 25. Beet
quiet. Lard frm-prime steam IA
Lice. Freights to Liverpool quiet;
cotton, per steam, 5-l6
Cotton---net receipts 643 bales !;
gross receipts 1,774 bales. Futures
closed firm, with sales of 10, 800 bales, ,as
follows: February, 154c; March, Is 13-1 -16
to ID 27-32c; April. Is l-16 to Is $500:
May, Is 1852 TO 1910; June, Is 26-32
to l6 13l6c; July, II 1-a2 to II l-1ec;
August. 179 to IT 5-32c; September,
nominalIy 164e.
BLTiMoRE, Feb. 1O-6 P. M.-Flour
quiet-ci y mills rio brands Sc % to
So 90; other brands unchanged. Wheat
VT ak others unchanged.
Corn quiet and unchanged for South-
ern, Western being weaker. Rye
firmer at 81 81 Oh. Provisions steady.
with good order demand. Pork
S19 25. Bdcon-shouiders Sac. Coffee
quiet and steady. Whisky excited and
higher ar 81 03 to 81 05. Cotton firm;
lnidslilng l5s to 1o3c; gross receipts
-53 bales; exports coastwise l75 bales;
sales of 100 bales; sales to spinners of
SO bales; stock on hand %, 075 bales.
CINcISNArI. Feb. 1O-6 P. M
Fiour qaiet aud steady. Corn firmer
At 81 % Csc Pork quiet but firm at
Si3. LaFd-steam irregular at 13 to
l3lc; kettle steady at Ia to 144c Ba-
oOn steady-shonlders 81 to SIC; no
clear rib ready. Whisky unsettled and
higher at 81 05.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 10-6 P. M.-Cot- |
ton quiet and stesdv-middling Is to
l54c; low midalipg 14fc; good ordi- |
nary l4c; net receipts 627 bales; ex-
ports to the continent $3.50 bales, |
sales of 1000 bales; stock on hand
56, 626 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l0-6 p. Nj
Flour queit and unchanged. Corn firm
at SO to zoe Pork $50. Bacon quiet
and unchanged-sugar cured hams
ke5 1J4e. Etarl-tiarce 144 to I44c; |
quiet
SAVANNAH, Feb. 10-6P. M-Cottnn
firm; ;li1d''ug 15.c; net receipts 3,273
bales; gross receipts 3,1>S bales; ex-
ports tp France }, 40 bates; exports
C asl~lse $50 hn'r~: >a'"s of 2,469
bales; stock on iIard SO, 599 bales.
MEMPHIS, Feb. s 6 P M.-Cotton
quiet aud unchanged; middliDg 15c:
nec Ieceiptsl, 882 bales; shipments O.
337 bales; sales 5000 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 1O-6 P. M.--Cotton
demand active; low middling 14s to
to 14{c; good ordinary 139c; net re-
ceipts 951 bales: sales LII bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1O-6 P. M
Cotton quiet; 1niddlipg 15ic; low
I54c; good ordinary 143c;net
receipts 302 bales; gross receipts 34S
bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. 10-6 P. M.-Cotton
firm; mlddling 15c; net receipts ], ,42o
bales; sales 215 bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales; stock on hand 6,573
bales.
MOBILE, Feb. 10-6 P. M.-Cotton
steady; middiing 15c; net receipts 692
bales; gross receipts 6S2 bales; exports
coatswise TT bales; Gales 1000 bales;
stock on hand "a. .j7l bales.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10-6 P. NJ
Cotton quiet and firm; middling 15tc:
net receipts 6. $50 bales; gross receipts
c, $50 bales; sa e. $500 bales; stock on
hand 2S6, 739 bales.
| sLIvERPooL. Feb. 10-Evening- Cot
tOu-sales on basis of middlng up
lands, nothing below good ordinary,
deliverable February, led.
GALVESTON, Feb. 1O-6 P. M.-Cot-
ton quiet and ndged-middling
15c; low middling 143c; good or 1inary
1850; net receipts 1880 bales; gross
receipts 1866 bales; exports coastwise
SO bales; sales OF 773 [ ales; stock on
hand S2,5
FOREIGN MARK ET's--By Gable
LONDON, Feb. S-Evening-Tal
As cd. -.
2 p. N Go ton-Of the sales to-day
f,9l0 we're American; sales on basis
of middling upIands. nothing below
low middltug, deliverable February
and March, Z 11-16d do, do, delivera-
Bile April and May, It'd; sales on a
basis of middling Orleans. nothing
below low middling, deliverable
February and March, 74d.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1O-Noon--Cotton
steady; middljng uplands I'D; mid
ding Osleaus x to Sd; sales on a
basis Of middiing up!ands. nothing
below low middliug, shipped February
and March. 7sd; do, nothiug below
good ordinary, deliverable April and
May, ! l3 1Gi; sales on a basis of mid
ding Orleans, nothing be low low mid
ding, shipped February and Mar ch. Sd.
Later-Cotton Sales to-day of TO-
900 bales of Aperican; sales on a
Al