Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-22
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WEE X DING THURSDAY
October ri. Is7J

october FL, 1878.
COMMERCIAL EPITOME.-Gen
erai trade has been Oh moderate sea lie
during the week, and there La. brer
notable sp. culative activity IL :: aiuL
articles of domestic produce. The r
suit Of Ohio and other northern Suites
d' c ariL G against imitation of the cur
rency has bad tendency to Increase
coufdebce among The money operate, 8
Of the North and money il easy. VII CT
r being supplied to the trade at mod
r&teiy htw interest.
he home trade moves ;liOny mncn
the same as for tue pa few VT, k
Though the egRrl gate of transactluIls
loot up resp ctabiy, the markets are
devoid OF tha5 81 rIt aud animation 20
Wh!cti VT have been accustomed in
other and better times.
/ he raVal store trade for the wee L
shows a Moderate amount of activity
and FAR aggregate of traus actlous.
Roaln aud Spirits Turpeutlne are firm
az vhan fUImsl.y, while the crude ma
terlai las also moved with all upward
tendency.
The 7, ceipts Of cotton a. il creasiug
almost daily. The total rece ip;s since
the 1t of S. ptenb. this year, show
an Increase of ovrr obe tundI ed per
Ut. again the same time last year.
Iue cotton market l. also firmer lha
last We, k.
The export movement fer the week
shows a small d Gre ase as compared
the week we're as follows
Cotton ?, 254 la IS Spirits Turpen-
tine, /, G67 casks kostn, 7, or barrels
II h.r To
933 barrels, against Colt II, 9, 292 b.e
Spirits Turpentne, 543 cs.Xs; l.o /, ,
II 9 70 brI-; Crude Turpeutine, l3u bills
lar. 4lS br's. for tast week.
The chief features OF the market. .nd
the chai ges Of prices OK most Of TIE
leading product- ard r1anufac- ure for
the week were as follows
COFlON.-There has been a S ight
Improvement in the market Tor cotton
during the past week uEdeI the H.
tlueuce of tue upward turn III New
York and Liverpool. The lqu ry has
bet Ii fair, the transactions for tae week
fpCt up ,294 ba IS, 1t the daily Qi"'u-
tons. At the close tod y tA1 market
Is quiet b 1T firm in tone, s.tn ;. grow
ing feeling among holders -hIt pllces
have ALTO touclt 4 bottom. The re-
ceipts for the week were t, 1873 b is;
exports were 2 25l ba.ee; stock + 344.
lie srn"rat cotton III Jyemcnt Tor /
week ~as as folIows:
For The week ending the total receipts /
have reached 137 ,429 oates, against I42. :
402 ha!eoi st week, 81, 26S bales the pre- /.
vious week, and 47,O64 baies tHr.t= /,
weeks since, making the total receipts =
siuce the first of S, pte mh,r, $40,
1921 'sies, against 372, 3GS bales fDI I
the same pnriod OF 1874, showing "a .
itcre aSc SINCE SepteMber l, 1875, Of +
80, $50 bales.
The exports for the week ending
this evening reach "a total OF 1852 .
bales, Of which 81 600 wers to Great .
Britain, 10, $40 to France, and 20 743 to .
the rest OF the Continent, while tne .
stocks. as made up this evening are |
now 264, 746 bales.
The following are the ofic a. quota .
ions TO day /
obituary, III cents
Good ordinary, l24 cents.
Strict good Ordinary, ~ cents.
Low IL iddlipg, - Cnts.
Middling, l31 cents. /
Good mlddling. l3s cents.
CRUDE TURPEN Tine With al
demand for Resin and Spirits
the market took an up
ward tendency with these articles on
iass Frid ". and hard WAS advanced 10
81. So, ana yellow dip and virgin to
s.. Is per brl. At the curIent Quota
tions, which have remained unchanged /
during the balance OF the week, there
has been demand fro n distiilers for
ali rec -Ipts. At the close the market
continues firm at the above quotations.
The receipts and sales for the week
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