Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

co OrHON.- There has been no es-
sential change III our cotton market
durlug the week. COuSid orIuS the
small stocks, there has been fair
amount OF business, i'll the way OF sales
Of small lots to exporters. Beyond
tins there was not much doing AID at
the Close the market is quiet, and
official quotations are nominal.
The receIpts for the week were SO
bales; exports 129 bales, stock AS
bales.
The general cotton movement for
the week was as follows:
1t appears that the total receipts for
the seven days have reached 1,541
bales, against 2,0S3 bales last week,
and =. .3l3 bales three weeks since,
making tl4e total receipts since the
first OF September. 1874, 3,477.27S
bales, against 3,S02, ,0I3 bales for the
same period of 1S73-64, showing de-
crease since September l, 1874, of
324, 80 bales.
The exports for the week ending
reach a total Of 4,796 bales, of which
! $3.50 we've to Great Britain, 1895 to
France, and S7l to the rest of the Con-
| tlneut, while tho stocks, as made up,
are now lOo, ,95J bales.
TARA very quiet and steady
market has prevailed during the past
! week. Prices were very uniform and
regular, and at 81 90. The daily receipts
We're sold without trouble to receivers.
| At the close to-day there is no change
| Ill the tone of the market, and receipts
will readily command the current tig-
ures.
The receipts for the week were ATS
| brls. The exports we're 447 brls, and
tue stock in yard and atioat, is 304
! brls
GRAIN.-Thera@ is nothing new
whatever to note III regard to this
market. Thare were no arrivals and
consequently no sales. The quota
JlOns remain unchanged. The receipts
| for the week were 5000 bushels per
Steamships and 1900 bushels by Rail
road.
The following are the quotations
from store to- day: YeIlowa and mixed
corn, 81 O2kQ1 O5 cents, and white
meallng S1U5QD1 OF! bushels; high
est figures including sacks. OATS
Tie market is quiet and unchanged
il price. Quotations from store are
50 to 50. cents per bushel, including
sack. PEAS.-The stock is small
aud the demand at present good COW
and clay sells at 81 15W$1 20 per bush
el !; 81 50Q0Sl6O for white.
RICE. The demand is fair with
an adequate supply. Clean Carolina
Is neid at 8 cents by the cash. Rough
Is III small supply, and sells at 81 10 to
81 20, according to quality. CORN
MEAL.-The demand is light and the
stock is equal to the enquiry prevail
ing. Sells from store at 81 10D$l 123
per bushei, including sacks.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE - We
ind only about repetition of former
reports on this market, and little if any
new to advise. Holders of stock have
during the week, and 81 cts. (hrmer
quotations. has been well sustained
The sales amounting In the aggregate
OF 2, OOG casks have been made at 800
284 cents, and to-day the market
closes steady at the latter quotation.
The receipts for the week were 32O1
casks. The exports were 266 casks,
and the stock i'll yard and ahons is
70A1 casks.
ROSIN-There is more or less nego-
tiation on all grades, but at regular
rates and, like most other articles OF
merchandise, movements are based
largely upon the actual wants of ex.
porters. Strained rosin has ruled quiet
ut 81 35 during the entire week, and
at the close to day the market is with
out change. FIue grades shoy no al
teration of figures.
The receipts for the week we're 1G,-
705 bbls. Exports, 1916 bbls; stoch
in yard and atioat, ~, 453 bbls.
The following are the official quota
tiOus