REAL   ESTATE   RECORD.





95





strike at the coal mines and tho high prices for coal. We
quote at §30 per ton for No. 1; §28@29 for No. 2; and §27
@,28 for forge. Bar Iron is unusually slow on account of
the bad condition of the streets. We quote from store at
about §74@,79 for refined; §70(^70.50 for common ; §110
forSwede.s, ordinary sizes; $97.50@125 forscroU; §!)7.50
@125 for ovals and half-round; §92.50(g^95 for band ; §95
for horse-shoe ; §102.50@.140 for hoop ; §82.50@83 for
rods (5-8 and .3-16 inch); and 6?^ per lb for naU rod, all cash.
Common Sheet ig moving slowly in lots at formerly quoted
prices. We quote 43i@6c for single, double, and treble.
Galvanized Sheet is quiet, but \rithout change in value. We
quote at 1 Oc for 14(^,20 ; lie for 32@34; and 12c for 25@26;
and 13@14c for 27®29, all net cash. Russia Sheet is in good
supply and meets with a fair consumptive demand for job¬
bing lots. We quote 103^@,llc gold, according to number.
Pig Lead is dull and nominally aa before quoted, holders
do not, however, offer concessions. We quote 6%(5j.6.J:fc.
Manufactured contumcs dull at the follo^ving prices:—We
quote 8%c for Bar, 10X®10><<c for Sheet and Pipe, less 10
per cent, to the regular trade. Pig Tin shows no move¬
ment whatever since our last, except in a jobbing way.
We quote in coin at 3334'@33^c for English; 33>^®33%c
for-Straits ; and S8X@-i'ic for Banca. Tin Plates are also
very quiet and rule nominally stoadj'. We quote X Char¬
coal Tin 0%(gt6%c; Coke Tin 73^@8}<c; and Terne 7X
@8o, aU gold. Zinc is very dull at 8.J^@9c for No. 9 to 11
sheet.





NAILS. —The general demand continues rather mode¬
rate, and the market without much animation on any style,
with prices a little slack, some parcels selling abont X°
off. Exports are fair considerhig the season, but the out¬
let as usual mainly on home account. Among manufac¬
turers and agents the expression of fecUng is confident, and
not many are openly otfering their stocks with any freedom.
It is also proposed to hold a meeting of the selling interest
and perfect an organization by which a combination can be
formed to advance prices at the opening of the spring
trade. We quote cut at 4%@4^c for 4d. .and 6d. Clmch
5%®6c. Other styles are .selling as follows: Copper,
37c per lb; yellow metal, 22c do; zinc, 16c do. The
exports for the week are — jickgs, valued afc —; and
since January 1st, 1,643 pckgs, valued at §8,236.





PAINTS AND OILS.—The wholesale market stiU con¬
tinues to show only a moderate amount of activity in the
aggregate, but the demand is slowly increasing, with indi¬
cations of a further improvement. Local jobbers here and
there are commencing to lay in a little stock, and Western
buyers are in attendance to some extent. The latter have
made up very few invoices as yet. but are looking around
examining stocks, testing v.alues, etc., and their movements
give hopes that they wUl operate to a f.air extent. The
exports are about up fco tho avera.gc, and taking the usual
assortment. Stocks on hand, mth occasional additions,
keep up fairly as to quantity and assortment, but a few
grades, particularly of English goods, would soon disappear
on any material increase of the call. Jobbers are doing
fairly on mail orders and the usual sales fco regular custo¬
mers, and seem to be very well satisfied with the present
position and hopeful of tho future. Of domestic goods
there is a pretty fair supply on hand, with additions sent
in by manufacturers, about in proportion to the outlet.
Linseed Oil has been advanced in price by a combination of
the leading crushers, who at a recent meeting put up the
rates to 84c per gaUon for jobbing lots in casks, with a dis¬
count of Xc per gallon for 1,000 g.allons and upwards, Ic
for 2,000 gallons and upwards, and l;<fc for 5,000 gallons
and upwards—cash within thirty days; all bills not paid
within thirty days, to bo charged with interest from the
date of sale. Buyers protest most positively against the
increased cost, and the business has been moderate. Some
oufc,side lots are understood, to be av.aUable at something
under combination prices, and for the present we omit
quotations as simply nomhial.

Exports as follows:

This week.       Since Jan. 1, 1871.

Paint......pckgs,  —value   ------   1,258 value.. §21,079

Linseed oil. gaU.s,     —     "      ------   1,240     "    ..    §1,228

Oxide Zmc. pcks,     —     "      ------     200     "    ..    §1,970

PITCH.—^Business has not been begun as yet in this .ar¬
ticle, and the sales made are only of small lots from jobbers;
prices consequently rule as before quoted, though almost
nominal. We quote §2.65(§>2.80 for city ; §3.75(^3 for
Southern, and small lots, very choice, in a jobbing way

from store, at §3@3.1-".     Receipts for the week,------;

since January 1st,   50  nhls; .same time last   year,   951.

Exports for week,------; since January l.st, 225 bbls; same

time last year, 414 bbls.





SPIRITS TURPENTINE.—The market has been f.airly
active since the date of our last, and prices have iraproT.;d,
and the close is very firm with an upward tendency. We
quote at 52(^52Mc for merchantable and shippin.g order,
and 53M(i§i53}^c for N. Y. bbl; smaU lots at 53)<<(^56c,
and retail lots from store .54@.55o.    Receipts for the week,

------bbls : since January 1st, 4,815 bbls; and for the same

period last year, 6,406 bbls.    Exports for the week,------

bbls; since January lat, 1,067 bbls; and for the same period
last year, 2,96,2.

. TAR.—The demand has improved since the date of our
last, and a very fair business has been done at firm but not
higher prices. The demand Is largely for home use, but ex¬
porters are also buying to a considerable extent. We quote
as follo-.vs:—§2.37^(^2,45 per bbl for North Coimty, as
it runs; $2.47>^@2.52X per bbl for Wihnington, and
§2.55>^(^2.75 for rope, and occasionaUy §2.75(^3 for
something very choice m a small way. Receipts for the
week,------ bbls; since January Ist, 1,107 bbls; for cor¬
responding period last year, 4,383 bbls. Exports for week,
——bbls; since January 1st, (572bbls; and for correspond¬
ing period last year, 438 bbls.





MAEKET QUOTATIONS.

BEICK.—Cargo Rates.

Common Hakd.

Pale,             ^1000...............    $5 75   @,     6 00

Long Island,   |3 1000............--------@,--------

Jersey,              "       ..............      T 75   ®     8 25

North River,    "      ..............      9 00   (©   10 00

Fr.ON'TS.—

Croton,          ipiOOO..............    1100   @   15 00

Philadelphia,   "       .............    28 00   ®   30 00

FIRE BRICK.
No. 1. Arch, wedge, key, &c., de¬
livered, ^ M...................    45 00   @   55 00

No. 2. SpUt and Soap, i3 M.......   35 00   @  45 00

CEMENT.
Eosendale, ^ bhl..................    2 00   ®    2 25





DOOEB, SASH, AND BLINDS.





IJ in.thick.





IJin.





$8 30®8 60
3 55@3 66

3  90®4 20

4  20@4 50
4 60(gj4 90





2.6 x6.6     $1 90 @$2 20      $2 40 @$2 70

2.8 x6.3       2 05 @ 2 .85       2 65 (^ 2 95

2.10x6.10     2 30 (^ 2 60       2 85 (^ 3 15

3.0 x7.0       2 .^0 (^ 3 80       3 10 (gj. 8 40

3.0 x7.6       2 70 (a 3 00        3 35 @ 8 65

3.0 xS.O       ------ (a ------       8 70 (a 4 00

a

ASH, for twelve-light windows.

Size.                                      Unglazed.            Glazed.

7x   9.................            m     54 $

SxlO.................      57 @.     73     1

9x12.................      68 @     85     1

10x12.................      71 ®     90     1

10x14.................      79 ® 1 08     2

10x16................        86 ® 1 18     2

12x16...............            ® 1 32

12x18.................            @ 1 44

12x20.................           © 1 58





®
®
@
©
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$110
1 50

1  95

2  10
2 30

2 80
8 30

3  80

4  20





Outside Bi.iNns.

Up to 2.10 wide per foot....................   28o.

"     3.01             •'...................   81c.

"     8.04            "             ...................   S4o.





Blinds.—Painted and trimmed.

Up to 2.10 wide per foot___

"     3.01

"     3.04            "





60© 70c
70@80c
75@S5c





DRAIN AND SEWEE PIPE.

(Delivered on board at New Tork.)
I'lVK, per running foot.
2 inch diam. $0 12                 9 inch diam. $0 50





0 16   •           10

0 19®0 20   12

0 23@0 25   15

0 30              18

0 85               20

0 40              24





0 60

0  7.5®0 80

1  80@1 35

1   65@1 75

2  25©2 75

3  25(^3 50





Bends and Beakches, per foot.





2  Inch diam. $0 30

3          "            0 40

4          "            0 50

5          "            0 60

6          *'             0 70

7          "             0 80





8 inch diam. $0 90





9
10
12
15

18





1 00®1 10
1 10@1 80

1  25@1 50

2  25@2 75
8 00®3 50





Stench Tkaps, each.
2 inch diam. $   75@1 00     7 inch diam. $8 50®4 00





1 00@1 25

1  50@1 75

2  00®2 25

3  00®3 50





4 00@5 50
4 50@6 50
9 00®10 00





Branches, per running foot.





18x 6.........      $2 50

18x12.........      3 00

18x18.........      4 00

20x12.........      4 50





12x6    .........    $1 25

12x12.........       1 75

5x6...........      1 75

15x12..........      2 25

15x15..........      2 50

On heavy purchases of the small sizes 80®40 per cent
discount, to the trade only. Large sizes net. Superior
doublo thick pipe for water, gas, etc., at 50 per cent, ad¬
vance on these prices.





FOEEIGN WOODS.—Duty free.

Oedak.

Cuba, ^ foot.....................    $0 14    ©

Mexican, .^ foot..................         13    ©

Florida, ^ cubic foot............     1 00    ©

Mahogany.

St. Domingo, Crotches, ^ ft.......         80    ®

St. DomingOi Ordinary Logs......         12.  ©

Port-au-Platt. Crotches...........         80    ©

Port-au-Platt, Logs...............         15    ©

Nuevitas........................         12    ®

Mansanilla......................         12    ©

Mexican, Minatitlan..............         10    ©

do.      Frontera................          -^    ®

Honduras (Amencan Wood)......         10    ©

Rosewood.

Eio Janeiro, ^ fi)................-         05    @

Bahia, <g a.....................         03    ©

Satin Wood. Log,

^foot-----........................          17    ©

Granadilla, ^ ton.................    22 00    ®

Lignum vitffi,^ ton...........    17 50    ©





$0 16

15

1 60

75

14
78
28
15
14
14

15





40
24;, 06
25 00





GLASS.

Duty : CyUnder or "Window PoUshed Plate, not over
10 by 15 inches, 2)4 cents ^ sq. foot; larger, and not
over 16 by 24 inches, 4 cents ^ sq. foot; larger, and not
over 24 by 30 inches, 6 cents ^ sq. foot; above that, .and
not exceeding 24 by 60 inches, 20cents ^ sq. foot; all
above that, 40 cents ^ sq. foot; on unpolished Cylinders,
Crown and Common Window, not exceeding 10 by 15
inches square, 1^ ; over that, and not over 16 by 24, 2 ;
over that, and not over 24 by 30, 2}i; all over that, 8
cents ^ lb.

FRENcn WiNBOW—Per box of fifty feet.  (Single Thick.)

Sizes.                               1st.           2d.             3d.

6x   Sto   8x10...........§8 00       §7 50       §6 50

8x11 to 10x14............ 8 50          800          7 75

10x15 to 12x17............ 9 25          8 75          7 25

12xl8tol6x22............ 9 75          9 25          8 75

15x24 to 18x29............1150        10 75          9 50

20x23 to 22x31............14 00        12 75        10 00

26 X 28 to 22 X .36........... 15 75        14 00        1150

24x36 to 24x40............16 75        15 25        12 50

28x38to26x44...........18 00        16.^0        14 50

28x44 to 30x48............19 00        17.50        15 50

30x50 to 32x52............20 00        19 00        17 00

82 X 54 to 32 x 58............24 00        22 00        18.50

34 X 58 to 34 X 60............28 00        26 00        ZS 00

36x60 to 40x60...........34 00        83 00        29 00

Double thick Engli.sh sheet is double the price of single.
Thediscount on French glass is 40 @42>^ percent.; on
Snglish 40 lo 50 per cent. The latter guaranteed free
from stain.

Green-iiouse, Skylight, and Floor Glass, per square
foot, net cash.





X Fluted Plate.
8-16     "           "   .

X Eough    "   .





50o.     J^ Eough Plate...,     SO

55       X     "          '•   .--.11 60

65        %     "          "   .... 1 75

60       1       "          "...    2 00

70       IX   "          "   .... 2 50





AMERICAN   WIKDOW   GLASS.
Price per 50 feet.







SIZES.




1st.




2d.




3d.





6x 8 to 7x 9




§7 75




§7-00




§6 50





8x10 to lO.xlS




8 25




7 50




7 00





11x14 to 12x18




9 75




9 00




8 00





14x16 to 16x24




10 .50




9 50




8 50





18x22 to 18x30




12 25




11 25




10 00





20x30 to 24x30




15 00




13 75




11 50





24X.31 to 24x36




16 50




15 00




12 50





35x36 to .30x44




17 50




16 00




14 50





30x46 to 32.x48




20 00




18 00




15 50





32x50 to 32x56




22 00




20 00




17 00





Above .......




25 00




23 00




20 00





Discount.....50 and 10 per cent., and 60 per cent.





HAIR.—Duty. free.

Cattle, ^ bushel..................  —

Mixed,   "          ...................

Goat.     "         ...................   —

LIME.

Common, ^ hbl..................

Finishing, or lump, it? bbl.........

LUMBER.—^DuTY, 20 per cent, ad vftl.

Pine, Clear, 1,000 ft...............     57 00

Pme, Fourth Quality, 1,000 ft.....    49 00

Pme, Select 1,000 ft..............    39 00

Pine, Good Box. 1,000 ft..........    28 00

Pme, Common Box, 1,000 ft.......     20 00

Pme, Common Bex, %, 1,000 ft-----    16 00

Pme,  Tally   Plank, IX, 10  inch,

dressed.........................         46

Pme, Tally Plank, IX, 2d quality .         85

Pine, Tally Plank, 11:^, culls.......          25

Pine, Tally Boards, "dressed, good,

each...........................         86

Pine, Tallv Boards, culls', each.....          24

Pine, Strip Boards, dressed,......           25

Pine, Strip Pkank, dressed,.......           SO

Spruce Boards, dressed, each......         27

Spruce Plank, 1}^   Inch,   dressed,

each...........................         84

Spruce Plank, 2 inch, each........         48

Spmce WaU Strips...............          22

Spmce Joi st, 3x8 to 3x12.........    26 00

Spmce Joist. 4x8 to 4x12........      26 00

Spmce Scantling.................    26 00

Hemlock Boards, each............          21

Hemlock Joi st, 3x4, each.....------         23

Hemlock Joist, 4x6, each ..........         48

Ash, good. LOOOft...............    60 00

Oak, 1,000 ft......................    55 00

Maple, 1,000 ft....................    60 00

Chestnut boards, 1 inch...........    52 50

Chestnut plank..................    55 00

Black Walnut, good, 1,000 ft......100 00

Black Walnut, %, 1,000 ft.........    86 00

Black Walnut, selected and season-

ec. 1,000 ft...................... 120 00

Black Walnut Counters, ^ ft.....          20

Cherry,rgood, 1,000 ft.............    80 00

White Wood, Chair Plank.........    80 00

White Wood, inch..............     50 00

White Wood, }i inch.............    50 00

Shingles, extra shaved pine, ISinch,

perlOOO........................      9 60





© 35
nominal.
©        2S





$1 .30
1 65





$58 00
52 00
50 00
80 00
. 22 00
17 00

47
40
28

89
25
27
3S
80





@          85

©          50

©          23

@    28 00

©    28 00

@    28 00

@          25

©          24

©          60

©    60 00

©    60 00

©   55 oe

©    60 00

©  120 00

©  100 00

©  140 00

®          40

©    90 00

©    90 00

®    55 00.

@    70 00

©    10 00