Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
General Market Reports.
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NEW YORK, March 17-Noon.-
Cotton dull sales of 1856 bales;
uplands 1910; Orleans 16tc. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn dull and IN
changed. Pork quiet at $50 so to
$50 IS. Lard heavy-steam lat to
144c. Spirits Turpentine unchanged
Rosin dull at So O5 to So 10 for
strained. Freights firm.
Futures opened quiet as follows
April 163 to Is 17-32c; May 16f to
Is 90 SIC; June II 7-30 to Tic; July
17} to II 9-16c.
Financial.
NEW YORK, March 17-6 P. M
Money easy at to Al per cent. Ster-
ling Exchange weaker at 81 793. Gold
active at 1163 to 116s. Government Sc
curities active and strong-new fves
15i. State Bonds dull and nominal.
Commercial.
Cotton dull; sales of s24 bales at
ISL to 1890. Southern -four quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull, heavy, ir-
regular and lower at 81 "a to 81 ~
for winter red Western; 81 % to
81 29I for amber do; 81 81 to 81 So
for white Western. Corn dull and
lower at 81 to Soc for Western mixed !;
IS to 85}c for yellow Western. Coffee
dull at ISL to 1910 in gold. Sugar
dull and nominal. Rice dull and IN
changed. Tallow firm at 8 9-16c.-
Rosin and spirits turpentine quiet
Pork easier; new iobbing lots $50 60
to 800 IS. Lard easier at IA 3-l6c for
prime steam. Whiskey fair at 81 Is.
Freights firm.
Cotton-net receipts LOSS bales;
gross receipts 1876 bales. Futures
closed quiet and steady, with sales of
20, 800 bales, as follows: March, 164e;
April, Is to 16&c; May, 1910; June, II
3-16c; July, Ito; August, II 21-32c;
September, IL 3-l6 to II 1925; Octo-
Der. Is 21-23 to Is 11-16c; November,
16 TIC to 16}c; December 16 1882 to
1910.
BALTIMORE, March 17-6 P. M
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
Western steady; Southern unchang-
ed. Corn quiet. Oats quiet. Rye
quiet. Provisions strong and buoy
ant. Pork $40 as to $40 so. Bacon
firm-shoulders 8 cents. Coffee dull
aud nominal. Whiskey and sugsr quiet
and unchanged. Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1910; net receipts 13 bales; gross
receipts IA bales; exports to Great
Britain 448 bales; coastwise 240 bales;
sales of $50 bales; sales to spinners 115
bales.
LOUISVILLE, March 17-6 P. M
Flour quiet and firm. Corn firm at
Sc to Go. Provisions very strong, with
an advancing tendency. Pork 500 to
$21. Bacon-shoulders Sic; clear rib
12c; clear sides 12ac; sugar cured hams
IS to 13ic. Lard in fair demand
prime steam "A to 143c; tierce 14ac; key
15} to Ice. Whiskey 81 II. Bagging
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 17-6 P. M
Flour firm. Com steady. Pork firm
at $40. Lard frm-steam rendered
1916; kettle 14ic. Bacon in good de-
mand-shoulders 8ac; clear rib 11fc;
clear sides Iii to 1lIc. Whiskey firm
at 81 10.
CHARLESTON, March 17-6 P. M
Cotton quiet and steady-middlng
1910; net receipts sos bales; gross re.
ceipts 723 bales; sales 800 bales.
SAVANNAH, March Tsp. Moot
ton quiet and nominal; middling 1910
net receipts lis bales; sales of $50
bales.
MEMPHIS. March II 6P. M-Cottor
steady; middling ISL to 153c; low mid
ding l5tc; good ordinary 14s to 14ac
net receipts 315 bales; shipments 1,37s
bales; sales of ZOO bales.
AUGUSTA, March 17-6 P M-Cottor
quiet and irm; mlddling 153c; he
receipts 81 Oalee; sales of 1,3l4 bales
FOREIGN MARK ETs--Bv Cabi.
LIVERPOOL, Match 17--Noon--Cotto
quiet and unchanged; II. ddIing ur
lands 7td: mtddiing Orleans 8 t. St,i
sales Of 10,Gt0 bales, iaciudrng 2,uG
bales for speculation and export; sal
ON basis of middling upiands, moth
ing below good ordinary, Deliverable
March, Z 1856; do, deliverable Apr
and May 75d; do. nothing below Iov
rniddling, deliverable MAJ Oh ard A.
: 1852; aaies on basis of m:,idi, :
uplands, deliverable May and June 81
Later Cotton-Sales of 5,40
bales American.