Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-06

RosIN.-For the week just closed the market
has continued to rule exceedingly dull, although
the transactions have been somewhat better than
for the past week or two. Prices of all grades
have declined, and buyers show but little DISPOSE
ton to purchase even at the low prices prevailing.
The sales have been principally of the lower
tiles, and at present the market rules Inactive
The sales for the week / 914 bills, as follows
Saturday, 379 bbls. at 50 Is for strained and No.
2 Monday, AS do. at 81 for common and strained,
50 25 for No. 2, and 50 $685. for No. l; Tuesday,
| 80 do. at 50 Is for No. 2 ; and Wednesday, 1,O88
do: at 81 for strained and common, and 50 5O@$3
| for No. l, as i'll quaity-all u Dbl. of $50 lbs.
TAR.-The market has ruled steady, with mod
crate enquiry for shipment. Sales for the week
of 2l9 bbs. at 81 25. and " do. at 81 30 70 Dbl.
demand worthy of report, and there is full stock
in the hands of both receivers and makers. We
quote i'll quantities to suit, as follows Second
hard, g 25@s2 40 for lots az they run, and
50 75Ga$3 for selected new, $3G9s3 Is for coun-
try, IS 25Gs3 Is for city, and 50 50DS3 - for New
York make, as in quality.
| BEEswAXIs i'll fair enquiry, and meets with
| ready sale upon arrival at 33D35 cents p ID.
| BEEF CA1TLE--The supply of beeves on market
| is fully fair and the demand for butchering pur-
poses is at present limited-only prime article
binding ready sale. A few small droTes have been
brought III, and sold on the hoof at TOTO cents IL
| b.. for net meat as i'll quality.
| Corn MEAL-The stock On market is rather
small but fully adequate to supply present retail
demand. We quote as selling from the mills at
| 81 70@&1 IS p bushel as in quantity.
| CoTToN-The market since our last review has
ruled quite dull under the adverse news from other
markets, and shows decline of 3C11 cent on quo
tations given in our last On Friday last sales
were effected at 145 cents for middlinS, but has
gradually declined each day, and closes at II cts.
| The adviees from the New York market are rather
better to-day, (Thursday,l but az Jet has had no
effect Oh prices here. The sales only 125 bales
at 12s@12i cents for ordinary, -, 49,, 133@l3f
cents for low midding, and 13l, IA, 144@143 cts.
for mlddli. y-the market cloelng at II cents for
| latter quart.
! IRON BANS AND TIES for Cotton ale in fair sup
ply, and sell as follows Boards Lock lie, lO3CO
| II cents Dillon's Universal Tie, 10a011 cents
Valleys Buckle Tie, 103 cents Arrow Tie, 10
| FGes-Are in better supply, and slow of sale
| We quote at 21@25 cents ~ dozen, as in guam
| tity.
F1sH-Mullets arc in rather better supply, and
demand not so brisk. lot of 40 bbls. was re.
from wharf at IS so u Dbl, and the balance has
gone into store.
! FERr1L1zERs-Are in limited enquiry, and there
is moderate supply OF most descriptions in deal
ers' hands. We quote follows Peruvian GU
| ano, S900oS92 so !; Pacific do. $75@S80 Patapsco
do. $40; Kettlewell's Manipulated do, $60@$70 !;
Phoenix do, $55 Snowden's Manipulated do,
] $75; 4. f. Goes S1perphosphate OF Lime, $40 !;
Obers Cotton and Corn Compound, sos; Baugh's
Raw Bone Phosphate, s600$65 Snowdep's Ammo
mated Potash Phosphate, SOS ZelPs .Superphos.
| $65 Rhodes Standard Manure $650$70 Wool
ston's Phosphate of Lime. s65 Whitelocks Cereal.
izer, s75 Chesapeake Phosphate, $40 y ton OF
| 1000 pounds
FLoUR.-In this article We have no change of
| ccnsequent 9 to report since our last We notice
only meagre arrivals of Northern brands, but
there is a fair supply on market. and only retail
demand exists. Small sales from store at - 500
$40 for fine, SO 500s11 for superfne, sl2 50@Sl4
for family, and s15@sl75 q Dbl. for extra family,
Wilmington inspection.l State brands are IN
moderate supply, and sell in the small way from
store at sl2@s12 so for superfne, and s13 5O@$l4
| u Dbl. for family.
| GRAIN.-Thc Corn market has ruled less firm
since our last review and prices are shade lower
few small parcels have changed hands during
the week at 81 s. q boshal but this figure could
barely ba obtained for lots of any size. The sup
merely local demand at present. Selling from
store in lots as wanted at 81 so u bushel.--
OATs-Are in light supply, but sufficient for the
local demand which at present exists. No late