Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

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= Florida, 81; Alabama, Sc Arkansas
RI So; Tennessee, 90; Mississippi, So
Louisiana, so; Texas, !02; Missouri
IS. The aggregate reduction slightly
exceeds 10 per cent. The condition OF
the crop IS represented by the follow
ing figures, 100 being normal or fair
condition: North Carolina, SO; South
Carolina, 81; Georgia, So Florida, 90;
i, Alabama, 50; Mississippi, IS; Louisi-
ana, 10; Texas, 80; Arkansas, 90; Ten
nessee, Sc. The report OF the condi-
ton in June. 1873. was more favorable
in every State, except North Carolina
: lows: North Carolina, SO South
: Carolina, SO; Georgia, "a; Florida.
s 102; Alabama, %; Mississippi, 90,
+ Louisiana, 81; Texas, Sc; Arkansas,
f 81; Tennessee, 80. The season has
: been remarkable The stand is very
poor. according 70 the report, many
a plants not having made their appear
4 ance on the LIST of June. Since the
9 last of May, showers have been gen
eral, and the prospects are much I'M
> proved. The fields are much cleaner
than at this date last year, and can
+ easily be kept free from weeds with
favorable weather. Rapid improve
t ment is certain. and fair comparison
with July is quite probable at the next
| report.
At our port for the week the receipts
7 have shown up larger figures. This Is
accounted for by the large amount Of
through cotton Gin transit" but our
net receipts show decline. The re-
) ceipts for the week were as follows:
Friday. 1873 bales.
Saturday .............1o 2
|
nueSuay
!, Wednesday. ......-......2 19 "
Thursday. 80. .112 6
Total. ............-..... $40 bales,
against 267 bales for last week.
The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows It appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
have reached 2,121 bales, against
1913 800 bales last week, 1000 bales
the previous week and 2l,S53 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September,
1873, BIG, OS5 bales, against 3, ATS, SSl
bales for the same period of 1872
| ID, showing an increase since September
l, 1873, of $40, 204 bales. The exports
for the week ending, reach total of
IS, IA bales, of which 1874 were to
Great Britain, to France, and
| 800 to the rest of the Continent,
while the stocks as made up are now
2JS, $40 bales.
The following are the official nomi-
nal quotations to-day:
! Low Ordinary. .......11l cents
Ordinary. ...........12! d"
| Good Ordinary ....14 "
Strict Good Ordinary...1 &"
Low Middling Isl q"
Strict Low Middling ,1G "
Mlddllng .16!
ROSIN-There is still little change |
| in the local, as well as the general |
rOsin market Of the week, but the J
volume of business has not shown up !
SO we'll during the current week. In |
fact there has been dull and lethargic !
feeling which has prevailed the mar
ket as there was {. variation from
strong to weak, and alternating as the
disposition of buyers and sellers would
exercise. In the general trade there
has also been a general ddllness. Our
advices from New York and abroad
give as reason, so TO speak, and almost
all telegrarhs received would indicate
dullness. The principal demand has
been for strained and in the weekly
transactions the majority of sales were
this grade. For spot rosint the market
has been quiet and unsettled, partially
dull and then steady, with a Ermness
on Friday, hut subsequently de-
clined. For future delivery there has
not been much demand but some lots
changed HANDS. The general average
of the latter sales were not higher than
the former quotations. There has
been Il decrease in the supply of ton
mage during the week-the number of !
clearances having exceeded the arri-
walls. The receipts and manufactures
for the week show a slight increase
but the exports were about equal, aud ]
the stock remains the same as last
week, with very little alteration in !
either stock aEoat or ashore.
At the Exchange ti.is geek ,heIe has
been q idir atten, lance but little bust J
ness w. ;r2nsa ,.ted Oh the .:oor.
The foilowin" Is 2 synopsis OF sales I
and the condition of the market from 5
day to day during the week:
Friday Of this week, the market
opened as it closed, quiet and steady, 7
on Thursday, at $i73, and there We're =
some transactions at the figures; 800
bbls strained changed hands }, 81 - ..
r bbl.
Saturday ,na market was quiet and !
dnll, buyers were asking decline and :
sellers asking an advance. There we're ! !
no sales reported.
Monday the condition Of the market
vas the same as reported Saturday.
Tuesday the market continued dull l
settled at decline Of s cents. The
sales We're 500 bDls strained at 81 60 1
y bbl.
Wednesday the market continued {
quiet and steady, AMI the following t
were the sales- y, !, l.. strained at !
81 50 : bhi
To-day, Thursday, at the close OF 4,
our writing the ilal ket isreportCd dull F,
at 81 80 t. Dbl. |
No. 2,.PALEs and Extra PALEs-By
following the daily synopsis o. .eg IS : !
written above, it WI, be aeen that we
have ha,i very quiet market for these
grades OF rosn and that there no sales,
the demand being extremely small. /,
The receipts for the week, IA, 800
bills, against II, 374 bbls * All week,
show . deere ..se ot AS. bbls. The l
exports for the week, l., $50 bbls, y
against Is, 1876 bbls fer last week, show
decrease OF 1,4l6 bbls. The stock {
in yard is 56, 165 bbls.an a Goat a, S62 Y
bbls. against -, 100 tb1s in; gard and {
Q, $50 bhls ajioat FOL last week.
The following were the GuotGt;9ns {
to day:
StraiGFii .-....-. al -
No. > ,.- ...-....... ! IS
Extra No. 2,......... l 80 /
Low No. l,-.......... %
No. l.-...--..-......-. %
Extra No. l........... :; M j.
Low Pale. -. :; -
Tai. ................ i hDG25 90
" udCw tflaEs . b 00d6 90
Spirits Tt RPENTINE- lit .