The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-21
Weekly Review Of the Wilmington Ma
val Stores Market.
WILMINGTON, September

WILMINGTON. September 10.
RosIN.-We have NO attractive ur important
feature whatever to report In the entire ro.lo
market since last week. Strained opened on
Friday with q speculative movement among
buyers, and though tho advices from New York
we're adverse to prices, yet the transactlons
we're at unchanged figures. and upwards OF
became unsettled. prices tending downward,
and sales were made OF 416 bbls at a decline OF
FIVE cents. Monday nothing further was de-
transactions. Tuesday q better feeling sprang
up, and 1000 bbls were sold at an ad ance cor.
responding to che previous days decline. Wed.
ne~sd8y-n0lhlng OF moment has transpired to IN.
day) q further advance has been gained OF CENTS.
In strained there have been q few transactions IN
futures, but we were unable to obtain correct In
formation. No. 2. In its relative position. has
been very 6uoya15 ana aI rsgnlsr aad Transactions sG.hons
change OF prices. The inquiry for these qualities
were good, and considerable quantities have
changed owners. The receipts for the week Il $50
exports. 1919 BIB 9 against 1896 obls. show q
married falling OIL. The stock has been slightly
Increased, the bulk Of which, however, Is held by
second hands.
SPIRITS TURpsNrINE Tho market has been
rather unsettled during the past week and has
1uctuated considerably. On Friday 1t opened
with q good demand for export and The transsc.
lions were fire. st the closing quotations OF last
Hochs - 4hJ, IuO uCnp lIOm y" 1Oth cSAh6
adverse 10 prices, a concession OF 1c was made.
Monday the decline was gained by o correspond
Ing advance. Tuesday morning o further al.
vance OF Kc was made; In me evening tne
market closed excited, with offers from BUYERS at
67Hc, but sellers were asking higher figures.
Wednesday morning the excitement continued,
and buyers were Offering freely csc, but sellers
were asking 59a80c; late In the evening, however,
sales were made ut 58c. Today, (TnursdayJ ~
the close OF our report, the market was suI Duo5'
ant and prices were tending upwards. me re-
ceIpts for the week, 1928 casks, against 2s9o cashS
for last week, were an Increase or lo3o casNs.
The exports have been large, ana tue s'oeAi'
market Is about the same az last week.
CRUDE TURPRNTINE.-ln the early part VI .ne
week, the receipts being OF no greaieI slhe .nn'
were necessarily required for the dally coEsulnp-
ton, and there also being q good ueWanu y D :,
port current at the same time, lne InalheI nas
buoyant, and last weeks closing OFFICES VETS
easily obtained, On Monday the arrival OF aralt
OF 500 bbls, with large receipts BY ral, oVerstock'
ed the market, aud sellers TO enect sales Hlaue d
concession OF CSC on yellow dip anu virgin. for
the past day or SO the upward movement OF
spirits turpentlne has given strengtn 70 Lns un'
dertone Of the market, and receivers have oeen
irving to obtain an advance, but their concerted
eff Irts have proven 8 failure. ana Inc mtlheG
closes firm at SO 10 for hard and Sd Tor yellow up
and virgin. The receipts for the week VIII luny
equal those Of last week The exports Will aso
compare with those Of the preceding week. inc
stock In market is but a fraction smaller tlian
reported last week.
LATEST MARKET.
WILMINGTON, September 20.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Market qulei. Sa.s w.
4s caskI at $50 per gallon for southern PACKAGES.
RosIN,-Market shows an advance OF oc Oh