Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01

SPIRITS TURPENIINE.- During the week just en-
ded the market has continued to rule quiet, and
enly occasional transactions have taken place at
range OF from So 20 80 cents " gallon, according
to quality Of packages. 1T the time of closing
our enquiries there is no disposition among buy
er5 TO operate, and sellers are not disposed to
press sales, consequently quotations given below
are merely nominal. We quote sales for the week
follows:
Friday 129 b3e at co cents z gallon.
Monday % =. ~
T 1'&S -. I IS 580sS5 {. {:
RoslN.The market Tor this article has ruled
qniot, md dull throughout the week. There has
been but little demand, and sales have been effect
ed only by concession i'll price the part of sell
lcrs, and as will be seen from the sales given be-
low, there has been declioc in the price of all
grades. We quote s,les "f bbIs. at 81 IS for
black Common S30$3 IL FOR strained Common
So 250s3 so for No. 2; and &3 l;2l093i 50 for No
|, weight ana tale bbl5. according to quality.
TAR-Has been i'll moderate request for ship
ment during the week, and for dyylots an advance
OF cents has been obtained. The sales are 466
bbls. at 81 t5, and 50 do: at 81 10 u Dbl.
BEEF CArTLE.-Scarcely any have been brought
to market for the past week, and there is only
small stock i'll butchers anas,-thOugh fully suf-
hcient for present wants. We quote on the hoof
at 1903 cents for inferior and ordinary and lO01l2
cents b 10. net, for prime quality.
BARRELs.-For empty spirits turpentine barrels
the demand continues unusually light, and the
market is pretty well supplied. We quote only
occasional sales Of small lots at 50 1898 so for
second hand, 50 50G3$t for new country, and $40
81 SO each for New York, as in quality
CORN MEALS in moderate supply, and sells
from the granaries in lots to suit at 81 4O01 so
u bushel.
CorroN-The market for this article ruled quiet
and inactive during Friday and Saturday, and lit
tie or nothing done in the way of sales. On
Monday, however, there was little better feeling
manifest among buyers, caused by favorable re-
ports from other markets, and it has since ruled
firm and quite active at an advance of 1@914 cents
for the week. The sales are 312 bales at 2740129
cents for ordinary, 29 cents for good ordinary, 80
G303 cents for low middling, and 300, 3l0314 cts.
for middling-the market closing steady at 31@
81 cents for mlddling, with fair demand.
EGGs-The market is very well supplied and we
quote at 25Q130 cents u dozen.
FEATHERs-Are wanted and market bare. We
quote at 1880 cents u Ii.
FERTiLIZERs.-The market is fairly suppl ed with
all des criptions, aud we note moderate business
doing at the following quotations Peruvian
Kettlewelps Manipulated do, $75; Snowden's
Manipulated do, $751; F. F. Goes Super
phos, hate Of Lime, SIS; Oher's Cotton and Corn
Compound, S65 Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate,
S68; Snowden's AInmonated Potash Phosphate,
S65; Zeils Superpnosphate Of Lime, S65 Zelrs
Raw Bone Phosphate, S65 u ton.
FLoUR.-For Northern brands there is merely
retail enquiry, and the supply in dealers hands is
fully sufficient. We have no change to report in
prices, and quote only small transactions from
store at 50 50S10 for fine s0QssI2 for superfine,
and &l3GDSl7 for f8miiy-latt,r figure r extra
brands. State brands cnnttnUe scarce, and prices
rule high-the sales being merely in retail at
ST for supertine andSl7 501Sl8 y Dbl for family.
GRAIN.-In the Corn market we have no change
of consequence to report. The receipts for a week
or two past have been small, and the stock in
dealers hands has become reduced, though it is
sufficient for present purposes A fair demand
exists, and few cargOes would find ready SALE
The arrivals for the week comprise only one cargo
of 1900 bushels which came to a dealor, and has
been sold from vessel at 81 % q bushel in lots
We quote cargo price at 81 l73(l1S1 20.-OATs.
The stock has become pretty much worked off,
IN the absence o. receipts for some weeks, and
in IN 1derate request. We quote cargo price NOM
inal at 60GDH5 cents " bushel.--PEAs-Are in
moderate demand and receipts meagre. We
quote by the quantity at 81 10 for Cow, and 81 Is
0Sl 30 " bushel for Black Eye.-RIcE.-The
supply Of clean is light, though sufficient for the
-mand. We quote Carolina at 121 cents % ID.
HAY.-NOne received for the past two weeks
and the stock in dealers hands is getting low
In the absence of sales we quote cargo price as
rely nominal at 81 45G$1 so for Northern and
81 6n61sl IS for Eastern.
LINES in full stock, and demand limited
Sells from store at s2l$2 Is y cask
LUMBER.-There is scarcely anything doing in
this article, and market well supplied. We refer
to our tables for quotations of all descriptions
MoLAssEs. he market is moderately supplied,
and we note only tail business doing at quota
tons in table
I PEA NUTs-Conti.ue in fair enquiry, and meet
with ready sale when broug ht TO market. The
sab du ing tle Week from carts and wagons have
ranged fir III 81 30 20 81 Cor inferior and erdina-
ry. and 81 l0qesz 20 T. buehel for prime.
.PoULTRY.-The market has been moderately sup-
piled during the week, aud we quote as follows
live fowls 25C040 cents; dressed do 37a 040 cents
live turkeys 81 500s2 each dressed do, 25@3O
cents ID b.
PofAToEs . Irish arc in fair enquiry for planting
| purposes, and prices have advanced. We quote
from store at So 5O@A 30 for eating, and "a 500
" " 2 RPl Tor planting, Sweet are brought y