Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
W00TEN. RICHARDSON g. CO.
REVIEW

Is very little change to note in the gen.
erai financial and commercial situatio or
OF our own CITY, but the week abro ad
mas been one of continued excitement
ana many failures throughout the
North aud West have occurred. The
monetary crisis the result of the fail
are OF Tie Bank of California, Ii rs had
the ett9ct of exciting the financial
inafset, and OF course the approach
Ing tail trade is effected, but from ap-
pearances not very seriously,
IS the fall season approaches we see
evidences of Improvement in trade.
but the volume is yet small for the
season. In Naval stores and cotton
there IS slight improved tone notice
able. The markets were generally
steady with a fair amount of transao-
tons in all branches. Tho cotton sea-
son IS approaching, and in few weeks
/ the Wharves will wear the appearanco
| of life and activity.
The export movement, both foreign
/ and coastwise, was large and the ship
! ments as compared with last week were
as follows: Cotton, % bales; spirits
turpontlne, 2,5A barrels; rosin, ii ,9l2
barrels; crude turpentine, $50 barrels;
tar. 1886 barrels, against cotton, q
| o"ic8; spirits turpentlne, 1850 casks;
rosln, l,l96 barrels; crude turpeniine,
500 barrels; tar, 4S4 barrels, for last
week.
Ocean freights continue quiet. There
was no increase on tonnage during the
week. Rates of charter and freight
unchanged.
The CHIEF features OF market, and
the cha1ges of prices of most of the
leading products and manufactures
Tor 4ile week, were as follows: :,
COTTON. There has been fair
demand for cotton during the past |
week. considering the reduced stocks |
leTI, Had several small orders have |
}2on hlied ior export and consump- |
ton. During the week several new
bales OF cotton have been received, two
of which were grown in south CARROLL
na and one in North Carolina. In
1o" weeks now, the crops will begin to
arrive 1teely, as our correspondent in
lorMa Us wherever he has travelled late
y 1T IS IL tine condition and ia soma
places Is opening.
Holders have contended for full
2rlces during the week but have shown
L desire to work off their old stock be-
-o+e the new season.
Tue receipts for the week were in
Dates, exports 90 bales, stock on hand.
SEPT. 1st, 45S bales. Net receipts for
.te year 1915 76.0O7 bales. At the
lose Official quotations are nominal.
The general cotton movement fo1
te week wGs as follows;
1t appears that the total receipts for |
lie seven days have reached 1910
sies 9&Inst l ,94l bales last week, l.
~ bales the previous week, amp g.
- bates three weeks since, making
iia total receipts since the 1st of Sep ]
emoeT. 1874, 3,813, 151 bales for the
..a1e period of 1894, showing a de-
'rt1s3 since September 1st 1874 of 33O-,
- b4les. t
Ino exports for the week ending.
each a total Of 3,293 bales, Of which
:,6O1 were to Great Britain, 1913 to
rance, and 400 to the rest of the Con :
1nent, while the stocks, as made I'D I
ra now 70, 712 bales.
SPIRITS TURPINTINE.- The mar
95 tor this article continued active at {
bout the closing prices of last week
II the several days prior to Monday
lt5 on tha5 day, Il better feeling began
inch has since continued and there t
ere ready buyers of the daily re- Z
-lnt ut 20 cents. The market clos
- H'tn to. day ct %! cents. The sales
- Ike week reached 300 cask, at 28I
5:gD23gl2 29J cents. 5
The receipts for the weak were All
asks. The exports were 2,5i5 casks
III the stock IS I003O casks. q
hO.1IE.-There has been an increase
5ts' ue Asalld Tor rosins during the
-''-h bat nn!J TO moderate extent. c
lG Tia" tone of tho market IS some
- stronger III view OF the more
.orabso reports from the North and
're"H. Strained rosin the ruling &C
al, haR b"oa III demand from ex- Ct
'ty T. and the tone of the markets is OF
i''-.r healthier than week ago. The a,
t"saot.ols i'll spot roslns Tor the
'H4l ;s'ot up about 5000 bbls strained
- % l,30 and the reverse, ., ZOO
=, good strained, No. 2, and fine
5."s "a figures, ranging from 1,3O to
~. ~ The close to-day the market for 81
canned Is steady at ,25 C0 1,3O per :.
Il, i,n'i fine rosius are firm at the ~
.a!&t'u4a below. :
as' receipts for the week were
80 bbia. 1'ha exports were IL ,942
IS a"' the stock III yard and afoat
J7,775 bhis.
Iho following are the official quo D.
ions: