Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-02-14

ROSIN.-We have nothing favOra-
f.. BILE to mention of the market during
the past week. The amount of trans
actions have compared favorably with
any week for several past, i'll point of
number, but, as regards prices, has
been quite the reverse On Friday
strained opened very quiet. Buyers
were offering freely the previous days
rates, So 80, but sellers were asking
advanced figures. In strained there
no transactions, but mixed lot of sew
eral grades were sold at figures rang.
ing from So to S.. Saturday the mar
ket was more active, and transactions
of 1000 barrels were made nj 81 90.
Futures were also dealt in, and 1000
barrels were sold for February deliv-
cry, buyers option, at SO, an advance
of 10 cents. Monday the firmness
noticeable at the close of Saturdays bus
mess had subsidized, and the market
gave way 10 cents. Tuesday and
Wednesday the sales we're confined to
mixed lots of No. extra. No.
. Pale, and extra Pales Mt
figures from s. to 50. To-day
Thursday at the close of our report
the market has reacted and
advanced 10 cents. No. ! OF
this grade there has been considerable
movement, bnt prices have been very
irregular and no market uro.ations
have been established. M. There
has also existed Il fair enquiry with
occasional sales al Previous quotations.
Pa'es have also shown considerable
movement at full quotations of last
week -SiMSi % The receipts for
the week, 9.762 bbls., against 1926
hhls. for last week, are a falling off of
1854 hbis. The exports have been
upwards of IS, 900 bbls. and the stock
III market is, in round numbers, about
5000 hbls.
The following aye the sales for the
week
Friday, Feb. Sales of 355 bbls.
at 50 for No. ,, 81 for Pale, 81 30,
81 75DS5 for extra Ps,le.
Saturday, Feb S-Salcs of 1000
bbls. strained on spot Mt s. 80 and
1000 bb's. do, February delivery,
buyers option, at 81 per hbl
Monday, Feb. 10-Sales of 412 bbls
at 81 80 for Strained.
Tuesday, Feb. l1--s,alcs 2I3 bbls at
50 for low No. ,, 81 :50QDS5 for extra
Pale.
Wednesday. Feb. 12-Sales of 123
hbls.. No. = ut s. and 200 bbls. mixed
lot of extra No. 2 and low No. at
at 81 Is.
Thursday, Feb. 13-S;,lcs of 1000
bbls. Strained at 50 and CSC hbls. No. 1
at IS 20 per Dbl.
MISUNDERSTANDING the past
week the grain market has been very
| quiet and steady, with few il any
changes in prices. Without cargo az
rivals the market in this line has been
without transactions, but dealers quote
it firm at last sales, III cents. From
| store there has existed the usual de-
mand from the country trade as well as
the regular local consuptive want, and
prices have ruled unchanged. The
receipts for the week. a,7m bushels,
against p. 500 bushels for last week,
is falling off Of 1a,052 bushels, and
from all sources were as follows
From Baltimore. 4,276 bushels; from
New York, l.a00bushels; per schooner
Ben, $500 bushels, and by Whining
ton and Weldon Railroad, 475 bushels.
Dealers are selling from store at
So cents for mixed, and 80 cents fol
white mealing, p bushel, highest
| figures including sacks.---OA4s-- -
The receipts were pENagas al p N
bushels. The market, is tirrp with
free transactions from store at 81!
I@7O cents = bushel, sacks in
| cluded.- market fol
| all kinds of this grainAis also stronger
| and we note small advance on pre-
vious quotations. There is, however