Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-29

RosIN- Under the advices received from the
Northern markets this article has been in an nm
settled condition througho the week just ended,
and the transactions have been confined to small
parcels. Buyers generally are unwilling to ope-
rate unless lower figures, which sellers are not
disposed to accede to at present, and consequent
lv the market closes in active. There is only a
small stock remaining unsOid in receivers hands,
and the receipts both by river and railroad have
been light The sales are a. follows At bbls
Common and No. at 81, and ia bbls. No. 1 at
S., $6(0$7.
ket for this article. The receipts for the week are
753 bbls which has been taken by shippers at
81 70 " bbls.
BEEF CArrLE-Are in moderate supply and there
is only limited enquiry for butchefing purposes.
We quote on the hoOf at prices ranging from to
II cents 8 b., net, latter figure for prime quality.
For SHEEP there is demand, aud We omit quo
tations.
port have been received for some weeks past,
but there is full supply of former arrivals re-
naming in dealers hands, and there is little or
no enquiry. We quote only small sales at So 500
"a for second hand and 81 250S4 rs each for new
as in quantity and quality.
BEEswAx-Is in fair demand, and very little
being brought to market. We quote at 32@33
cents u ii.
Corn MEAL.-The supply on market is light, but
sufficient for present demand. We quote in the
small way from the granaries at 81 5O0Sl 60 q
bushel
CoTToN-There is no change of importance to
report in the market for this article as regards
prices There was some little activity in the mar
ket on Monday and shade advance was obtained,
but further advices caused dull feeling and the
advance above noted was subsequently lost. The
sales comprise only small parcels (about 70 balesJ
at 305, 1892 cents for middGng-cOsing at 81
cents, with holders generally asking higher fig
ures.
EGes-Are selling from carts at 40 cents y
dozen.
supplied with Northern brands, and rules exceed
ingly qniet, there is merely retail demand.
We quote in the small way from store at prices
ranging from 50 to 50 30 for fine, $lO0$l1 30 for
superfine and $13@S17 y Dbl. for family, will
mington inspection.) The supply of State brands
is gerry light, and we quote from store in small
lots at SIT for supertne and SIT so for family.
F1sH---Only one small lot of Mullets received,
and sold from wharf at 50 for pine, and 81 for
oak bbls.
i EnTIL1zERs Nothing new to note regards
this article and We quote from store as follows |.
Peruvian Guano $1O4@s105; Pacific do, SIS Ket-
tlewell's Manipulated do, SIS; Snowden's Manip-
ulated do, $75 f. +. Goes Superphosphate of
Lime, $65; Obers Cotton aud Corn Compound,
sS8 Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, S68 Snow
denis Ammoniated Potash Phosphate, $65 y ton.
GaAIN.-For CORN there is a moderate enquiry,
and the market rules steady. Owing to the mea-
gre quantity beng received here, the supply on
market has become very low, and is barely ade-
quate for present wants. Only about 40O0 bushels
" been received by dealers since our last review
of which we quote small sales from store and
wharf at 81 40 y bushel for yellow. No cargo
sales and we quote nominally at 81 30.---OATs.
Are in moderate supply, and only retail en-
curry Last sale from wharf was at 779 cents y
Eu shell PEAS. There is only a light stock on
market and we note some enquiry. Sell in small
lots at 81 20@s1 25 % bushel for Cow.--RIcH.
Clean is in light demand, and sells from store at
150l6 centa for new crop Carolina, and 1250l3
cents ~ ID. for India.
HAx~There is u good supply of Northern on
market, and only retail demand exists. Wequote
cargo price at 81 20@$1 25 % 100 lbs
LIME-Is in demand, and tins market Is entreiy
hare. 4.a