Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

. Great Britain, Is, s61 to France, ant
Is, AT to the rest Of tho Continent
while the stocks rs made up ore nov
$50, 125 bales. We quot. ~ follows
Ordinary ..,,...-. .l2t ccntF
Coed Ordinary. IT, -
Strict Good Ordiualy.lt
low MidalipS. IL g
Strict Low Mid,llins. Ii Sc
Middling. .......1I5
ROSIN.- There hive becn man,
drawbacks 10 the resin market Of the
week, and to Il large extent huslr tss
has been cut short. The recurrence el
Fair week has served to distract the
attention Of buyers for the marke.
AID the diplomatic troubias with Spain
has created 2 dullnsss IL the New
York market. which has naturally re-
ycrted upon our market In spite how
over of these influences contrary to al
active market, there have been other
! influences which have kept the market
! at home buoyant. \ considerable im-
| proyemcnt i'll finances and the large
! arrivals Of vessels has created de
mand for cargoes, which to supply,
buyers have had 20 pay the full rates
asked by the sellers. A satisfactory
feeling of confidence i'll the near future
has also prevailed, and tho speculative
demand for future delivery of yosins,
f has boen exceedingly large. In fact
futures were more active during the
week, than any week since the
! occurrence Of tho panic. The
demand this week las been prin-
cipally for the lower grades, but
the finer and medium qualities have
been III some request and prices show
slight Improvement. The foreign
trade of the we, k shows a slight de-
crease i'll the valuation of exports on
the previous week. Tho receipts the
past week were also about equal to the
exports, and there was little change in
the stock. The attendance of BUYERS
and sellers at the ''Exchanse' was
about as large as usual, and there was
considerable trading done on the floor
both III spots and futures. The sales
for the week and the condition OF the
market at different periods of the week
as reviewed, was as follows: Friday,
strained opened very dull under less
favorable Rdylces from abroad, and
buyers could not be induced to ope-
rate at the figures of sellers, while
the latter refused to make am con-
cession in their favor, and 10 sales
transpired. Saturday, the market
opened active ana both 'sspots and fu-
lures" were in demand The sales
were as follows: 800 bbls. Strained
''spot' at 81 %, so bbls. do, deliv-
cred, at s. %, 800 bbIs. do, buvers'
option, December delivery, at s. 50,
and 800 buls. do, buyers OBJ
ton. January delivery, at 81 10.
Monday the market was active and the
prices OF the previous day ruled 70.
'spots, hat futures for the current
month sold at decline of j cents.
The sales were 800 bills Strained
''spot'' Mt 3 - aud 800 bbls do buy
crs' option, December delivery at 50 25,
also 800 bbls No. at s. 25 and 800
bbls extra No. 2 at 81 30 per Dbl.
Tuesday the market for strained was
weaker and buyers not feeling dis
posed to operate at the figures of
sellers. no sales TRANSFERRED. a I3t of
400 bb!s extra No. at - so comprised
the sales of the day. Wednesday there
was good demand for strained, bat
the transactions were At decline Of :,
cents on "spots'. Futures were ac-
tive and former rates were obtained.
The sales were 2,425 bbls Strained
spot at - 20, also 900 bols do buy
Hrs' option, December at 81 - and ) o
bpis 90 buyers option January de!lE-
cry, L. \. Z. To-day. Thursday at
the close OF onr report strained may
be written steady nj 81 30 .'spot" per
Dbl
No, u onG Ific.-By following
the above daily transactions it will be
seen that there was some trading done .
in the medium grades at prices above
the margin of strained. For the finer
grades there has been only light en-
qury and the sales were barely worth
recording.
The receipts tor the week, -, 70J
bbls, against l 1, 402 bbls for last week,
show decrease of 1,G97 bbls. The
experts for the week, 1899 bbls,
against a,o7a bhls for last week, show
an Increase of 1917 hbls. The stock
in yard, rs last taken, was IS, $50 bbls,
and aHoat S,'':'S bbls. against 1929
bbls i'll yard AnI G 50 :,:,2 ubls ahoat for
last week. i,r following art. ;l.r .Irin-