Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-09-08
M ARk.ET REPORT.
by Telegraph to the Journal.


NEW Yo4K, September 6---Night-Money
easy at 1{a2 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet at 81 Sc. Gold weak at 109sa1O0a.
Government bonds active but steady-new
fives 115a. STAGE bonds quiet and nominal.
Commercial.
NEW YCRK, September 6--Nieht Cotton
steady-Sales of 243 bales at II 9-1G5a11 :
cents: consolidated net receipts 12,6Gl; eX-
ports to Great Britain i. sos; torrance 400.
Flour is without decided change, with ship
ping grades very quiet, but in Minnesota
there is fair business at full priceS-Super-
fine western and State So 65a$4 25; south
ern flour is without decided change. Wheat
quiet and about steady with only limited
supply offering ar very light export and
milling demand at ST. 25 for new amber
Virginia. Corr quiet and firm with fair
expo ri and home trade demand, at 55a57
cents for ungraded and western mixed, lat
ter very choice. Oats active and firmer at
}6a44 cents for mixed western and
State. COffee-R firm with a fair de-
mand at 154a1Sa cents (gOld) for cargoes
and 154a195 cents (gold) for job lots. Sugar
dull and unchanged. Molasses quiet and
unchanged. Tallow steady at S44aS ZIG
cents. Rosin firm at ST. 60a$1 57aa. Spirits
turpentine firm 1T 81 cents. Pork more
active and firmer-new $16SO. Lard excit-
ed and decidedly tirmer closing heavy
prime steam $40 4Oa$10 80. Whisky is
unsettled at 81 l0aa$l IL. Freights steady.
Cotton--net receipts 45 bales; gross
324 bales. Futures closed steady with sales
of 10000 bales as follows: September
IL 17-32a11 GIG; October II 7-16a11 1882;
November11sa1 1882; December 1 11-32a
IL TIC; January II 7-32a11 GIG; February
IL 23-32a11s; March IL 29-32a11 1916;
April Il 1-16a12 1892; May II 7-32.1244;;
June II 31-32a12 TIC; July II OLGA
IL 1882; August II 23-32a12a.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-Night Oats more
active and firm-southern 35a5S cents. Rye
active and firm at 54a56 cents. Provisions
steady and unchanged. ECoffee quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey dull at ST. 11a$1 III.
Sughr steady
ST. LOUIS, Sept, 6-Night-Flour steady
and unchanged-sound superior and me-
dunn extra grades are scarce aud wanted.
Wheat-NO 2 red fall 81 15a$1 1544 cash.
81 144 bid for September delivery; No do
81 03a bid, ST. O3 cash. Corn firm@r-No 2
mixed 4Osa41 cents cash, 40aa405 cents
September delivery, 415 cents October de-
livery Oats firmer-No 2 32a cents bid,
cash sales at 32aa cents Sept ember delivery
and 33aa cents Ostober delivery. Rye-54
cents cash, 56a cents October delivery.
Whskey ST. % cts, Pork dull at SIC 20.
Lard unchanged. Bulk meats duh ana
nothing doing. Bacon quiet nd weak
sh .ulders u cents; clear riband clear sides
9 and o. cents.
CINCINNATI Sept. 6.-N ,sht-Flour
firm and in fair demand. Wheat dull
---red dull a 90ca$1 06. Corn quiet at 45a47
cents. Oats inactive at 3Oa35 cents 70 new.
Rive higher at G0a60a cents. Barley firm at
S5a92 cents Pork in fair demand and
higher at $16aS16 10. Lard in good de-
mand and shade higher-steam rendered
10 cents; kettle do 12aa cents; current make
92a1O cents. Bulb meats strong should
ers g cents; clear rib sides 75aS cents;
clear sides Saaaoss cents. Bacon higher
shoulders 7sa75 cents; clear rib sides 81 40
cents; clear sides 9sa95 cents. Whiskey
steady at 81 OF. Butter easier but not quo
tably lower.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6-Night-Fioar
| firm and unchanged. Wheatfirm-red ST;
| amber ST. 05; white $la$l 10 Corn quiet
and unchanged. Oats quiet and steady
| white 80 cents; mixed "A cents. Whiskey
steady and unchanged. Provisions in far
demand Pork unchanged with sales at
$40. Land dull and unsettled al lzalZa cts
for t;erce end 13 cents for keg. Bulk meats
shoulders 81 cents; clear rib and clear
| sides and s. cents. Bacon in good de-
! mand-shonlders y cents; clear rib sides
| 9 cents; clear sidss 10 cents; sugar cured
! hams l5a155 cents.