Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-01

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1918 bales, against S,291 bales last week,
! 56,sS3 bales the previous week, and 74,f46
bales thrcc weeks eincc. The total receipts
since September /, 1872, are J26,2ll tales.
against 3G1, frc9 Tor the corresponding t,eriod
ct the previous year. showing an increase
since September this year OF 163,11J bales.
The exports from all the ports for the week
were 1885, bales, against S99l1 bales the
same date last year. The total exports for
tho expired portion OF the cotton year arc
163i2Sl bales, against 154,13l bsIes for came
time last year. The stock at ali the Itzts Is
5,5oS bales, against el3 ,526 bales for the came
dat" last year. The stocks at interior towns
arc J5,164 bales, against 40,325 bales last year,
Thc stock of cotton in Liverpool Is 4s5o 900 bales,
against $4,000 bales last year. The amount OF
American cotton aGoat for Great Britain is
$1,000 bales, against II 900 bales last year. The
amount OF Indian cotton afioat for Europe Il
I'4.o bales, against 316, eco bales last year.
Tho following GALES contains the txanra ctlcns
for the week:
Frldsy-sales Of i32 bslcs a. 1isi. ~, ta9
49, cents.
Saturday-Sales ii Il bales vt ia cents, and
81 do. 1e cent?.
Monday-Salee Of - bales Al la cents and Z
de. at 49,. cents.
TucSlay-Sales of bales at II cents, do. at
1'3s cents, 50 do. at II = cents, 133 do. at Is
cents, 121 do 49, cents, 80 do. at 1871 cents, q
do. at 16& cents, and do. at 10 cents.
Wednesday-Sales of 13 bales at 10 cents.
Thursday-No sales.
We quote as follows:
Ordinary. ............,..,,.15X cents,
0oou OhuAhary '-.--........ ..........IK -
40" 1nIuu1hg. ....-..---.- ...-.....l8 %
1niooIllgs..' ......--....-....-..1oA
Strlct Mlddling. ...................,..18 z
feeler'.. Observation-Disclosures. ........19 "
ROSIN.-During tho week there has been no
abatement of the dullness of the rosin market
reported at the close of our last weekly.
Strained, which is principally the leading quail
ity, has Except in the earlier part Of our re
view, been very quiet and depressed. Friday
the market opened at So 30, and upwards of
$500 bbls changed hands. Saturday, advices
from New York being adverse to prices, buyers
were offering lower figures, but sellers refused
to sell. This state of affairs was kept up until
Tuesday evening, when the market showing NO
improved feeling, sellers conceded to q decline
of 10 cents, and 400 bbls changed owners. We'd
nesday a small transaction at the previous de-
cline was reported, but the market was ex-
! tremely heavy. To-day there is no improvement
in the tone OF the market, and we close our re-
| port with dull and declining market. No. 2
! has been entirely nominal; No. 1: This grade
also shows a slight decline. The enquiry has
! been fair. and several transactions have taken
| place oa.se-The fine qualities of this grade
continue to he in good request. The lower
! g1ades have, though, been almost entirely neg
| lected. The receipts show a decided improve
ment, the late rise in the river allowing the
| quantity which has accumulated in that sec
ton OF the country, TO be brought in. The ex-
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! little, il any stock, has accumulated. The fol-
lowing sales contain the weeks transaction:
Friday, Oct. 25.-Sales of Q 900 bbls strained
at So so, and ".5 bbls No. ! at 81 1sk per Dbl.
! Saturday, Oct. 2c.-Sales Of 1s9 bbLs No. at
81 IS, end 40 bbls extra Pale at IS 50 per bb1.
Monday, Oct. cS-Sales Of 100 bbls extra No.
: at 81 g. p, Ali 70 bbls extra Pals at s. IS
per Dbl.
Tuesday, Oct. 29.-Sales Of 400 bbls strained
/ ut 81 20. ana 80 bh1s extra No. at 81 q Ter
barrel.
Wednesday, Oct. G0.-SaleS IF 100 bbis strain
oil ut - 20, ami 12l bh!S extra Pale al * % rer
barrel.
Thursday, nct. Gl.-No sales reported.
CRUDE TtEPENTTNE.- Thtoushomt the
month .juSt brought to close, there have been
but few alterations of cur quotations from week
to week. It appears that the market has reached
Standing point, at prices both satisfactory &c
buyer AMI seller. and remains stationary, nci-
Their seller nor buyer appeariu. TO take hu,
little interest in the advancement or reduction
ofpTiceS. During the week the receipts have
assumed a size, and the scarcity felt for mann,
featuring purposes has been temporarily re-
lieycd. The export demand continues ia he
very large, ami considerable OF the receipt,
have been taken for this purpose. Tue receipt:
Tor tia week 1916 bbls against So bbl. for last
! week, Is al Increase 1e4i OF bbls. Tho exports
30 bbls, against So bbs, is also AN increase 81
So bbl-. At the time OF closing orr report, the
market is steadv at s. IS for hard, AMI 81 tor
=, yellow di1 and virgin. The reccipts aud sale:
Tor The week a5 she tollnwin: table will