Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
9 Q M M Il r CIAL
REVIEW OF THE MARKE
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-At the close OF
our last review was steady, ard sales
we're made ON the Both and 31st ult. at
81 cents, since which time there has
been but a limited demand, and in
making purchases preference has been
given to special lots. On the Let inst.
the sales were at ?63 cents with a still
further decline on the 18th, when the
market opened at 353 cents and closed
steady at 35 cents with sales at both
prices.
RosN-Has been during the. entire
week in active demand and with
prompt sales for strained and good
strained. On the 3Oth the quotations
for these grades were $1.6O with an
| advance on the LIST instant of cents,
On the Sd inst. similar advance was
had We quote the market firm at
81 70. There been a fair demand for
pale, extra pale & window glass and
shipments of those grades will meet
with meet with ready sale.
TAR-In this article we have no
change to report. The market has
ruled quiet and steady during the
entire week and sales have been made
from day TO day at 81 60.
CRUDE URPENrINE-Ciosed at the
date Of our last review STEADY at 81 80
hard. 81 60 for yellow dip and So for
virgin. On the Sd there was consider
able irregularity in the prices obtained |
Gee daily report) On the 5th and |
6tI, instant the higher quotations were
paid. We quore the market firm at |
81 Is for hard, s. rs for yellow dip |
and So for virgin. The receipts during
the past week show a large increase
over that of the week preceding.
CoRN-For the week under review
mas been qnoted steady and the re-
ceipts have been sold at from 583 to
81 cents as in quality. We quote the
market steady at 585 to 81 cents in
bulk.
COTToN-The receipts during the
past week Laye been larger than dur
ing the week previous. The g Aneral
tone of the market has been depressed
and prices have declined. Sales, how
ever, have been made at figures which
favorably with other markets;
for details of which we refer to our
laily reports.
PEANUTs-Eave ruled dull with sales
IF about 500 bushels and receipts for ,
The week OF l ,O57 bushels. There haa
been no change in the price of the
over grades but the better grades are !
n small stock and are quoted higher.
For prices see wholesale price list.
BEEF CArrLE-The receipts of beef
lave been fair, and their condition.,
We are informed, has shown a marked
over former seasons.
Prices range from 10 10 cents OH the
looi, as per quality, aud meet with
eady sale.
FERTILIZERS desire to call at
ention to the reduction in the prices
# the various fertilizers mentioned il
ur price list and advertising columns.
THURSDAY, March 30.
SPIRITS TURPESTlNE-Offi quo 1
ATOMS quiet at 81 cents. Sales Of 50 casks !
elected at 81 cents. 10 casks selected At
ID cents and casks at 81 cents for south
IN packages. {
ROSIN-D fiji ial quotations quiet and |
teady at 81 80 Sales Of 3115 bbls good
trained at 81 So, 81 bbls good strained at
j 90, 60 bbls extra Z No. (2) at 81 50,
90 bbls good No. ~ at 81 so and 30
IBIS NJ (pale) al 81 %.
TAR-No official quotations. Sales of
81 bbls atS1 90.
CRUDE FURPENTINE-N official
uotations. Sales OF the days receipts at
il 90 for Hard, s. 60 for Yellow Dip
nd s. 90 for Virgin. T
CORN-Marbet steady. Sales Of 2,I3l
bushels at $50! cents in bulk.
COTTON.-No official report. No
ales The following are the official quo