Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-08

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Ros1N-The market for the Common article remains
about the noted in ON last review. There has
been enquiry for strained Common, but only small
lots ha been offering market which have found sale
at 50 % to &c. according to size Of bbs Inferior
rules inactive and difficult of sale even at onr
2oo7 bis 25 8 s73 q 50 SO inferior qualities,
Nos. and no transactions have been reported and quo
tations in table are merely nominal
up to Monday when there better demand and the
price advanced cents 80 being obtained The receipts
have been moderate and the sales foot up 1015 bbs
81 IS to 81 so = bb-the market closing firm at 81 go,
BEEswAS-1s wanted at IS 81 cents z b.
to market for weeks past and consequence the
supply in butchers hands has become nearly used up.
readily @ quote on the hoof at e. Is cents
BARRELS. Empty Spirits Turpentine barrels are in
only occasional small sales $ to s. IS for second hand
and 81 to 81 IS each for new, as in quality:
from abroad have proved untayorabe and the market
making report buyers show but little disposition
operate and holders do press the market fearing that
rt 1erv daane nd af h take paes
quite small The sales for the week have been confined
binary 80 SO for low mddlng, 8 IS for
middling, and 36 cents for good midding-the market
closing quiet at 81 a 35 cents for mddlng.
Cons MEALS in fair stock at present and there is
merely retail demand We quote at 81 IS a 81 40 q
bushel.
EGGs.-Sel from carts at IS cents X dozen.
F 2. wanted, and market bare We quote
F1oUR-several parcels have been received since our
ast and the market is at present rather better supplied
demand exists and quote sales of northern brands
from store at prices ranging within quotations in table,
GRAN.-T6e Conn market has ruled exceedingly dull
since last review owing to the large receipts and
t, quite heavy and there il no disposition to operate fur
ter at present. consequence several parcels remain
arket in first hands The sales for the wecek fol-
lows 800 bushels from Hyde County at S7 cents 100
do. do in lots, at so cents and 400 do from Perquim
the market closing dull at s73 q 90 cents.oArs-The
market continues to be well supplied with this articles
WAY We qgo S cargo price at 60 e. cents and from
fair supply, and only retail demand exists. We quote
Cow at 81 a = o5 by the quantity and 81 IS q 81 20
S bsen into store
We quote Carolina at 4 q Is cents and East India at 10
q ! II cents y Ii by the cash ,,u , .u. &c.,
store at the following Peruvian Gnano s11O
Sis Pacific do, $685. E. F. Goes Superphoephate Of
Hay The market continues to be poorly supplied, and
notice active demand from dealers One small lot
Of Northern was sold from wharf on Tuesday at 81 80 y
LInEIs in fair supply and sells slowly from store at
MoIAssEs-Has been in rather better enquiry during
walls of gallon for single hhds by the
quantity it can be bought at a less price.
to market and quote from at $2@s2 40 % bushel
PoTAToEsrish have been i'll active request throughout
Sweet sell from carts at 81 75@s2 % bb. ~ ,,O ~
prices. There very little N. G. coming pres
en but notice moderate supply in dealers hands, and
quote several small sales at 1920 cents for hog round
and 21@22 cents u ID for hams Western is in moderate
stock and continues dull of sale at 16s@17 cents for
shoulders, and 1s91s3 cents p b for sides - LARD
The market is very well supplied. and we notice only
light demand. We quote sales during the week at 1920
cents . Il for n c. - PoRK.-Northen is in moder-
ate stock and only retail business doing at quotations
in table.
PoCLrny.-Chickens 3O@15 cents for live, and 45@55
cents each for dressed.
SALT Continues to be in good supply, and the market
rules dull We quote i'll the small from store at 80 Is
50 SO per sack for Liverpool ground and 50 to Gu cents
- bushe1 for Alum.
SH1NGLEs-Only small lots coming i'll, which sell ut So to
s. SO for Common, and Sc to 81 y NJ. for Contract.
T1BERThe market has ruled quiet since last, but
prices remain unchanged except inferior quality which
is rather lower and difficult of sale, while prime mill COM
mands former rates. The sales comprise some % q 80
RATS at prices ranging within classified figures Soc ia
BILE.
NooDSes by the boat load 81 so to So 25 for ash
and pine, and So 35 to SO IS IL cord for oak.
FRE1GHTs-Cosstwise remain about the as last
ported Vessels arrive quite freely but they find little
no difficulty in getting We refer to table
for rates.
Pine stem, Sn,ced L,,,aber-Cnrqo rntes-per Ho"-