Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-04

ROSIN-The general rosin market during
the past week has been very regular and very
few changes of Importance have occurred. On
Friday strained opened at advance of Is
cents when / 100 bbls. changed hands at 81.
During the remainder of the week the daily
transactions cat 8 y were follows: Saturday,
500 bbls. Monday, 1871 bbls. Tuesday, 756
bbls. "Wednesday, $50 bbls. To-day (Thurs-
day. the market closes with sales OF LOCO
bbls. at 81 O5 an advance of . cents
The stock of strained is quite small, the bulk
of which is held for shipment. No. 2 has also
experienced a slight advance in response to its
near relation to strained. or these qualities,
however, the stock is very light and the trans
actions in consequence are quite limited. No.
also shows some improvement in prices. The
finer grades have barely sustained their former
quotations. The enquiry for these grades is linn
ited and transactions are light. The receipts
for the week were upwards of 10000 barrels
against 9,8!7 for last week, showine slight i'm
provement. The exports, 1881 bbls. against
II 264 bbls., SLOW alkC Il falling of. The ex-
ports for the month OF September, 1872, were
So ,C71 bbls. coastwlse and 20 92I bbls. foreign,
against % ,o50 bbls. Coastwise and 6,655 bbls.
foreign for the corresponding month OF 1871,
showing an increase of 11,Sl2 bbls. coastWise
and 1929 bbls. foreign. The following were
the weeks transactions:
Friday, Sept. ZI-Salcs of :, 200 bbls. strained
at 81 and ,Ol0 bbls. at 81 10 Tor extra Nc. 2,
81 1871 for Low No. /, 81 % for No. 1, 81 90 for
extra No. > and So for extra Pale
Saturday, Sept. 28-Sales OF 500 bbls. strained
at ST. and 4to hbls. at 81 30 for extra No. J. and
s. for Pale.
Monday, Sept. 30-Sales Of ,I37 bbls. at 81
for strained and 27O b5ls. at 81 IS for No. l.,
81 80 for extra No. l. and s. 25 for Pale.
Tuesday, oct. 1-Salcs of 75o bbls. strained at
Si and 1856 bbls. at St 10 for No. 2, - 30 for
MOL, and 81 10 for extra No. /.
Wednesday, Oct. 2-Salcs Of $50 bbls. strained
at 81 and 5T5 hblS, at g p for extra No. 2, ST
ID for No. /, and 81 - for extra No. /.
Thursday, Oct. 3-SaIes of $50 b bis. strain
ed at 81 %, and 250 bbs. at : / IOaS 81 19!G for
No. ., 81 - for no. l. 81 - for extra No. 1, So
for low Pale.
GRAIN-CoKH-Very little of Importance
las transpired in the market for this quality Of
grain during the past week. The marked falling
of in the receipts, Las given sellers the advan-
tage in prices, and We note advance from
store of about2l3 cents. There were no arrivals
of cargoes, and In consequence of no sales, we
report the condition of the market for cargoes
as being firm at IS cents, Qast salcsO The re-
ceipts tor the week S,343 bushels against 49,.
672 bushels for last week, show decrease OF
1929 bushels, and from all sources were as fol-
lows From Philadelphia, $3.50 bushels :; from
Baltimore, 89T bushels from New York, $500
bushels, and by Wilmington 81 Weldon Rail-
road, 800 bushels. The stock in market is being
gradually reduced and is estimated not to ex-
coed IL, 900 or 20 COO bushels. Dealers are sell
| ing from store at e5@S74l for mixed and s. 80
/ 92k cents for white mealing-highest figures i'll.
! cludinp sacks--OATS-- The market has
| ruled without change The receipts for the
| the week 500 bushels against $50 bushels for
I last week show all increase $50 bushels. The
+ demands are light and are principally local, the
stock being deemed sufficient to meet the pre-
/ sent wants We quote as selling from store at
! 65a7O cents per bushel, (sacks included.)
| PEAs.-Cow are the principal quality of this
article that are now sought after. These are
! in fair stock, but clay and white are scarce,
! though at present there is but little demand
for them. We quote COW as selling from store
at 81 1509S1 25. clay 81 1881 %, and 81 500
81 So for white, per bushel--N HEALTH lie
receipts are very light the amount of which
/ come principally to order and are not placed on
market A fair article, however, would bring
/ from 81 so to 81 IS per bushel.--RICE-
The stock is amply sufficient to meet the local
demands Sells from store in bbls. and tcs at
9 10 OK cents per Id.
fLOOIL-SlnC0 INC UACoA III CnC IOHOAICN
corner of the Western markets and the receipt
of the new crop of wheat, prices have beer
very steady and have experienced no changes
whatever. We refer to our table of wholesale
prices for quotations Of both Northern ane
State brands.
HAY-Has undergone change of quota
ton. The receipts were moderately large aDe
the stock in market is of suffic size to NEE
the demands. We quote as selling from " har
and store as follows:
Wharf. Store
Pennsylvania Timothy ST 40@1 80 81 5O91 G.
New York .......... 1 4O61 80 5QGB0 OF
Eastern. II