Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-07-05
r e V / e w
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY,.
July 3, 1872.
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CoTTON.-The market during the early part
of the week, under adverse advices, foreign and
domestic, was dull and the sales were few
that they scarcely afforded a quotation. For
the past day buyers have been offering
fair rates for good lines OF middlings, but hold
remain firm in their views and will not effect
sales, preferrng to hold and await better prices.
The receipts and exports for the week about
balance, and the stock is 754 bales. The re-
ceipts at all the ports for the week are 5,GO6
bales; same time last year Is, 474 bales total
for the year ,683 3O4 bales last year 300, 7O4
The exports for the week are 2,747 bales; same
time last year 21 1888 bales; total for the year
,1G6 800 bales; last year 1886, 651 bales. The
stock at all the United States ports is 141 ,877
bales last year 10, 1913 bales, at interior towns
u SJl bales last year 16 S3I bales at Liverpool
O1O 900 bales last year 713 900 bales; American
afioat for Great Britain $1,000 bales; last year
liz 900 bales. The exports for the month of
June were 933 bales, against 2397 bales for the
same period of 1871, showing a decrease of ,464
bales. The sales for the week were only 4
bales-3 at 23X cents and at "a cents. The
following are the nominal quotations given
by the cotton brokers:
Ordinary. Il cents
Good Ordinary. ..........-. ......... ON 90
Low Middling. .......... ....-... 23e123a q
LNG II
RosIN--In the general position of the Rosin
market during the past week we have but little
change to note. Strained throughout the early
portion OF our review was active at the closing
quotation of the previous week. On Monday un-
der the adj verse advCes from domestic markets,
our market declined cents. (The above is the
only change of prices during the entire week.
No. .. An extra quality of this grade has been
sought after, and all that could be reached has
been purchased freely at fair prices. No. 1 and
Pales have been i'll about the usual demand,
with transactions daily ut satisfactory prices
The receipts for the week 1896 bbls.
against - ,2G9 bbls for last week, showing in
crease OF 3,237 bbs. The exports tor the
month OF June were 81, 100 bbls., against ~ 1862
bbls. tur the corresponding month OF 1911 show
ing an increase OF 1888 bbls. The stock on
hand is 81 1905 bbIs. against 1856 bbls for last
week an increase OF stock OF 1880 bbls. The
following sales comprise the weeks bust
ness Friday, June 2S, ,12S bbls bbls. at 81 50
for common (black), 50 % for strained, SO so
for extra No. I, 81 for Pale, and IS for extra
Pale Saturday, June %, 1926 bbls. at 50 60
for extra No. 2, 81 20 for Opaque, 81 for low No.
l. 81 % for No /, s. 80 for extra No. /, 81 2501 81
30 for Pale, and - for extra Pale Monday
July list, 2,157 bbls. at 81 20 for strained, 50 so
for No. ?, 50 60 for extra No. ., SIS for low No
1, % % for No. I, 81 for extra No. 1, 81 80 for
Pale and So for extra Pale Tuesday, July =,
1,536 bbls. at s. 20 for strained ~ 80 for extra
No. 3 - for low No. !, IS 70 for No. 1, SIS so for
extra No. 1, 81 for low Pale, 81 25(eS4 80 for
Pale, and IS for extra Pale, and / 500 bbls.
strained at 81 20; Wednesday, July 3rd, ] ,652
bbs. at s. 20 for strained, SIS % for No. l. So 50
for extra No. !, s. 75t9SI for low Pale, 81 25tg
81 80 for Pale, and 50 for extra Pale.
TAR-The market for this article so far as
regards prices, has ruled uninterrupted through
out the entire week The receipts, 904 bDls
have Ovcrrcached the outlet GIG Ubls, and the
stock has slightly Increased, and is now 1,O04
bbls. The exports, both coastwise and foreign,
for the month OF june were =, t44 bbls, against
1,i3s bbls for the same month OF 1871, an in
crease OF 7G6 bbIs. The market closes steady at
50 % per Dbl. Receipts and sales for the week
follows: