Wilmington journal., 1872-01-05
II T. V l T. w
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
january 4. 1S72.

T,ppESTIEE-There has been a steady and .
active demand from both shippers and distilcrs .
during the past week, and all receipts have been
readily taken when offered. Receipts continue
to grow smaller weekly, and must continue 50, =
3ntil th5 new crop begins to CO in. The re-
ceipts for the week foot 720 bUl'. which have !
scld as follows market closing quiet at last fig
ures given in table:
BbIs Hard. yellow Dip, Virgin
Fri,Iay,,,..,..lOs - 10 vs. 30 - %
Satur,lay.,..2 .255 ) 60 5 50 , %
Mondav-No business transacted.
Tuesday269 3 60 535 %
WedncsCIav IS 8 co 5H5 > 20
Thursday ......NO sales.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-During the carhTf
part OF the past week under the taVorable No'-
theru adyiccs This article steadily advanced
fror, dav to dav up to Wednesday, when i ne
anne les, acave and declined I: cent. Fhe dc-
mand for both foreign and Northern shipment
has bccn good and the bulk OF purchases have
I been for that purpose. The receipts, both by
river and rail are mcagre, and the bulk OF STOCK
her, is in shippers hands. To-day the market is
weaker. with no transactions The markCs H'S
shown the lotlowing movement for the week
Friday 1S7 CASTS at 60 cents per gallon
Saturday. 100 : g
Do...... 100 - G3H -
Monday ,,.... No zales,
(
I,n 200 81
| w-dueaiay 80 &" Cir =
5 DO IA - Gt
Thursday 49,. No sales
TAE-With continued light enquiry tvs "f'
ce las bec4. kely h.ctA curing Nc E:'>' Ne'k
and it has been found difficult to effect sales
: The market has ruled unchanged, with the eN
e,ption of a small lot which s1ld on FfE!i'Ai .
am advance or 10 cents, but the adtanre VA
l.. aI,n nTit
I the same as at the close Of cur last. 1 nc re
{ c,,,,ts ar, sales for the week are as follows:
: Fri,j,, u bbls. at - 80 per barre
II Do........... -. co . - - ,"'
.,Atur,,..y ....... ..,. ~ sales.
- Monday........... Holiday.
y ~ .,-nesdav....... 20 bills at - p lA2r Ear"e
at We1ncs,iAy. 90 > :.
a lhurs,lay.. .......1'3 = " q
RosIx-Ne have nothing favorable 10 :'i"l
no IN tie l.rlcc ai this article during inc wen )"
1d ended There has been a moderate ""s'he
;, d,ne i'm the lower grades, but quotations are
,n shade lower than gvcr in i t. an, thc ina
10 ,-,t a, the close has a declining tendency: r.
I'd No | apl the hucr qualities the marx. -
rr,,cd exceedingly dull, buyers having shown
disposition whatever to purchase ana 'lV IL
sales have been effected at a material "Sch,''.
OF former quotations. Tt,e ietr'i'ts save i"p''
l.e ou.i.tnc -tocil here hadbcen dnnlhSheo pN
-. = mt heavy shipments. The market mas Sno'
he t1e following movement for the week ff.'''
IT. 1fbbls at s<S tor Pale; Saturday, li,'' o"'S'
llh e .; for low No > 81 50 10 - Tor 10" No. J.
ne ,or No ! So 80 for extra No I, 81 for low r;
e" And 60 ftr extra Pale; Monday, no saleS' i u
Yen div > s4s bbls. at 81 Is to 81 % toE s'ralh
ne a. ~ for extra No. 2 S6 for No. l, - %: ="
'IlS IL 30 for Pale Wednesday, 463 ehiS. at = =
:tG ~ 70 for low No /. sc for extra No l. an, :"
iI pale. Thurs lay eco bbls. at 81 90 to - '2ja
nc nc xtra No, .. and SO to ~ for low Pale.
'i'o Corrox.-During the earlier part OF the l
week all the apparent influences operating III
inc o,,r cotton market was adverse to prices,
the Eortbcrn and European markets being ""'t
dc 1eclipinc Since Tuesday the feeling h''. "
J, it brt.er and prices have advanAed. InSf1 =
le- little arriving at present, and the bulk OF 81
i in the shippers hands Yesterday one
: of vSerc not free even at advanced quotations
orc tbc time of closing our report there mas p'''
octive demand, the market being h'i"
1.o,, o,eadv at our quotations.
'ao,, we take the following from the cHo"i"
+,o New York Cotton Exchange: