Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-29

TURPENrINE.snce ourlast revewthe has been fair
enquiy for shipping purposes and parcels have found
quick sale arrival at former quotations. The receipts
for several weeks past have been unusually light and in
stead of increasing the quantity coming market appears
to decrease and is confined principally to small lots
amount brought in for the week just ended comprises
only 46 bills which has changed hands at 81 10 for yellow
dip and 50 05 for hard, u Dbl Of $50 lbs. E. -.5
SPIRITS TtRPENTINE this article the market has
ruled steady during the week. and quotations remain
enquiry om buyers, and parcels have generally Found
sale when offered on market at so cents for white in coun-
Try bbls and 52 cents in New York bbls. The sales for
| the week as follows
Friday 81 bbls at 524 cents for white Y bbs and
S TnasSsy 3 90 :: g.:
Ros1NIn this article have but little of note to re
port in the way of sales during the week Just ended
There has been no enquiry from buyers and only few
scattering lots have changed hands, In the absence
sales, the stock is aecumatng and prices have decided
downward tendency The following the only sales
hear of Saturday, g. bbls Common at S. and 225
do strained ats2 So Monday, 81 So and 26 do
I broken No. 2, at 50 25 T. Dbl. -..
TAR-Rued steady at last Thursdays quotation, up to
Mondays when the price advanced 10 cents with sales
81 60 u bb at which all received has since found sale.
The receipts and sales for the week comprise 600 bbs
follows 4O1 bbs at 81 so, and 291 do. 81 60 q bb
the market closing with moderate enquiry for shipping
purposes.
Prrcn-A lot of SO bbls sold few days 50 70
| 70 bbi .
BEFswAx-Is in moderate demand, and sells at 80 @ 81
cents ~ ID. EE5 d pc -l5l- T. ''. 49,
piled with beeves being hardly sufficient present
and notice active demand for butcherng purposes
BARRELs.-The market continues to be heavily supplied
with second hand spirits turpentine barrels and rules
quote selected at s. a So 25 and 50 IS g 50 each
they run. New and in enquiry, and We
CorroN.-At the time Of closing review on Thursday
last the marketwas rather unsettled and in dropping
condition at basis of 80 cents for mdding. This feel
ing continued Friday, but Saturday the advices
ceyed rather more favorable and there some
above price. Since them the market has ruled steady,
ea c9SfS at FTdaT % cent cents @ HH the
Saturday 81 do at rs cents for ordinary and stained and
oT O. S S and 81 cn for mds TGsda
70 do At Is cents for good ordinary and 80 "a o Gente
Corn MEALS in good supply, and retaiIs from the
granaries at 81 % " bushol. 49,. ~ - 81.
EGGs.-Sell from carts at IGl25 cents q dozen.
FEAKHERs-A in demand, and market bare We quote
at IS to 50 cents IL ID. .. ..... +
FLoUR.-Sevoral lots have been received during the
week. and notice fair supply in dealers hands There
is moderate demand existing, and quote sales from
store of Northern brands at quotations i'll table,
quantity and quality.
GRA1S-In the Conn market we have change of i'm
portance to report The stock in dealers hands continues
quite heavy and there merely light demand the
ke rules rather dull The receipts for the week only
5000 bushels, of which 400 came to dealers and have
gone into store the balance remains unsold --OATs-
Are so IN sy Of Snd hFr reeeTe on retail
day and sold from vessel at So cent y bushelPEAs
The market is moderately supplied, and quote only
small sales of Cow at 81 O50lS1 10 q bushel-R RICE
Clean sells from store by the cask at 14!l5 cents for
! Carolina, and 10@11 cents y b. for India.
GUANo-Is in fair enquiry and only moderate supply
market We quote sales from store as follows Peru
phosphate of Lime $65 u ton.
HAY-There is merely retail demand at present. and
note fair supply in dealers hands. No receipts
sales during the week. Last sale from wharf at 81 &c
| ~ 100 lbs. for Northern. -- 81.
LINES in moderate supply, and sells from store il
lots suit, at 50 % 81 25 per cask. . .'
MoLAssEs.-No receipts since our last but notice
full stock of former arrivals in first hands We quote
Cuba from Wharf at 50 cents u gallon, for single hhs.
PEA NUTs-Are in demand and scarcely any coming tC
market We quote sales from carts at 81 40 to 81 SO
/ busneL ~ ..r,
PoTAToEs-Irish are in rather light supply and sell al
S. to IS so y bb lot Of 100 bushels received by
vessel Tuesday, and sold at 81 u bush Sweet sell at 81
SO to 81 % bush.
PoULrRY.-The market is poorly supplied and quote
chickens at 95 to so cents EACH as to size.
PRoyIsIoNs.-Eor N. g. cured BACON the market has
rued inactive during the past week. In the absence of the
usual demand from retailers, and at the close Of
auries is almost impossible sell unless at lower fig
Several small lots changed hands in the early par
of the week at ranging from IL to 10 cents for hos
round and 19g21 cents L ID for hams These prices
appear rather above the market present
and buyers .only offering i6017 cents for SINAI
lots as there is heavy supply in first hands West
ern also rules very dull with moderate supply on mar
ket. We quote from store at I5I5a cents for shoulders
land 16G18 cents q b for sides, by the quantity.
LARD Is in heavy supply and there is merely retail
business doing. We quote N q. at is cents II -
PoRK-Northern is IN moderate supply and sells from
store at quotations in table, in quantity and quality
|. SALT-The market continues to be very well supplied
land in the absence of the usual demand
9iAbout 800 sackswere received from Liverpool day
two sncs and is gong into store We quot ~ the a
way at 81 25@s2 50 sack for Liverpool ground, and 3
i 160 cents S3 bushel for Alum. ..sa] - ia 81
SHINGLES Market dull at 81 25@$3for common, and
ef TImsfRzDuring the past week the ennaAd for raj
purposes has been very ght and tine MAJ