Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-21
Thursday 70 bbls at 50 q 81 cts @ gallon for white.

RosIN.-Since review of Thursday last the market
has ruled exceedingly quiet for all grades and the
actions have been limited, buyers showing disposition
eS1 G se scarcity of Shipping
last The sales during the week are as follows 1850 b6
opaGue IN few small os Of
Common (about $50 bbg Changed hands at 81 90,
s. 5O@$2 60 3 Dbl for low grade %
TAR receipts for some weeks past have been unu-
sually light end notice some demand for SHIPMENT.
Only two small lots received since our last and
BEEF CATrTE AND sHrrphe market is very poorly
supplied with beeves, and we notice moderate enquiry
good 9i WE S On the sHf a SS ep pe
in moderate supply and slow of sale at 81 25@s3 u
BARRELs-In empty spirit barrels we have nothing new
to report There only light demand, and there is
follows Second hand 81 rs So for they run,
and 50 so to q for selected and new at 50 Is to a so for
BEEswAx-Comes in sparingly and sells at S2333 cents
CorroNIn the market for this article there has been
rmer feeling during tho week just ended and prices
shade higher than quoted in last The advces
from abroad rather better and there enquiry
from buyers but for the want of stock nothing of
There is very little coming in and only few small lots
are held here. The sales have been confined to two
mdng dd s.
middlng at which the market closes firm. -. ,,l,.,-
Corn MEALS in fair enquiry, and supply light Sells
in the small way from the granaries at 81 80 81 60 u
| Eaas-sell from carts at 25 cents u dozen. a
FIoVR1The receipts for some weeks past hsye been
brands in dealers hands has become small is however
fully sufficient present wants. as there merely
from So 50 for fine 50 80 to $40 for super
fine, and sl2 to SIG for famy as in quality, Wilmington
FERT11zERs Very little demand at present. Wequoto
from store follows: Peruvian Guano, $112 so Pacific
perphosphate Of Lime $685. obers Cotton and Corn Com
o the eRs NAV we
SINCE our last the advance in price in the Nor
BEEN NO arrivals during the past week and the stock
first hands has become materially reduced beng bare
that several parcels now daily looked for which will
no e soT s h msB6 ~ 1o 81 70
$ As for white as in n quantity and quality We quote
Rd sC becoming
cargo sales and We quote from store at IS to 80 cents
absence of receipts Worthy Of report the stock has
come materially reduced We quote by the quantity at
clean is quite light but notice merely retail de-
mand Carolina sells at 14G153 cents u tb. by the cask
The heavy supplied with Norhern
and rules decidedly dull We quote from wharf at 80 cts
LIME-There is merely retail demand and the supply
sufficient for present Uses We quote from store in the
Mo1AssEs-The market is very well supplied, and only
demand See table pS store bsg to
ke quite freely and sell slowly at prices ranging from
PEA NUTs-None coming in. Nominal at 81 so to 50 %
% bushel.
high prices quote live chickens at 80 to so CENTS
and grown fowls at 60 to IS cents each; ,,,,
q / oOhiO
speculative enquiry since last which has caused more
irmIless the market and prices shade higher.
The sales during the week comprise some 20 900 lbs
IT, 17418 cents for hog round, and 49, 1920 cents u
H. for hams, in quay-ast sales being at highest fig
lures. The stock first hands has been pretty much
worked off, which has caused holders to advance their
prices as above noted. For Western there is little
demand and there is very good stock in first hands,
We refer to table for store --LARD-Tho
market is toeraby well supplied and at present there IL
merely retail enquiry We quote N c. slow Of sale at
I19A20 cents f9 -PoRK-NOrthern has advanced
shade last and sells from store at quotations III
table.
SALT-The market continues to be moderately supplied
and nothing doing except in the retail way. We quote
from 2561$2 80 ~ sack for Liverpool ground
and $4,000 cents 58 bushel for Alum.
SHINGLEs--There is demand for Shipment and tho
market rules very dull We quote small sales at 81 700
50 25 for Common and $401$5 a. M. for Contract
TrMBER-Is in rather better demand for mill purposes,
prime quality finds ready sale at about former quota
tions inferior dull of sale at low figures. But very lit
tie has been brought in during the past week. and there
lis market unsod. We quote sales Of Cos RATS
at $5sG so for Inferior 81 25$S go for ordinary, and
$40 f9 NJ for prime .-.. .... -.
WoopSels by the boat load at 50 25$3 pinc 81 %
0l$2 SO for ASH $309$3 80 ~ cord for oak.
SdIced LInlOa'-C1TgO rdteS-Der 1OOOt eet
Ordinary Cuba Hay cargoes $50 90 90 81 OO
g Porto Rico cargoes,.. 81 OO 0g ~ OO
Full cargoes wide Boards ........ 30 90 0g OO w
{" &c flooring boards, rough. 81 90 QD ~ w
Ship Stuff per specifications. 80 w 9 Az w
Deals, by9 oo w ~ w w
EXPORTS
From the Port Of Wilmington, NJ c. for the Week ending
June 20, 1866.
| ..- ..- eCOASTWISE.
To New YoRK-777 bbs spirits turpentine $50 do crude
do