Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-11-22

Ros1S-We have nothing favorable to report in
the price of this article during the week just
ended. There has been a moderate business done
in the lower grades, but if anything quotations
are a shade lower than given in our last, and the
ma rket at the close has declining tendency. Fol-
No. and the finer qualities the market has ruled
exceedingly dull, buyers having shown no dispo
stion whatever to purchase, and the few sales
effected have been at material decline on former
quotations. The sales for the week are 3,79s
bbls az follows Friday, $50 bbls. at 81 40 fol
common 81 50 for strained, and 50 50@S2 60 fol
No Saturday, 1856 do at 50 so for strained, ano
Sc for Pale (Kahukee brandt Monday $50 do
at 80 40 for common, 81 80 for strained. 81 Sga
at 50 60 for No. 2, and 50 SO@i3 for No. We'd
nssday, GIG do. at 81 40 for common, 81 45@$2 Sc
for strGined 81 50@s2 60 for No. q and 81 823 fol
low No. all y $50 Tbs.
TAR-Has ruled without change since our last
with moderate enquiry for shipping purposes
The receipts are 574 bills, which sold at 50 % 1
Dbl.
BAREELs.-For empty spirit barrels, the market
has continued to rule unusually dull throughout
the past week, and he stock IL dealers hands Is
quite heavy. There is no demand worthy of men,
ton and the sales have been confined to small
parcels as follows Second hand, 81 25D$2 4O as
they run, and 50 1898 for selected; = new, $50
So IS for country, 50 25@$3 IS for city, and So 80
ass IS for n Y. make, as in quantity and quality.
BEEswAx-Is brought in slowly, and finds ready
sale at 33@35 cents u b.
BEEF CATILE-Are in very good supply at pres
ent, and there is only light demand for butcher
been received, and sold on the the hoof at 7QD1O
cents u H. net, according to quality.
Conn MEAL-The market Is very poorly sup
pied but sufficient to meet present wants, and we
nuote as selling from the mills in the small way at
81 7501$1 50 4B bushel.
CoTToN During the earlier part OF the week
lust closed the market ruled rather quiet and there
was shade decline on former quotations. For few
DAYS past however, there has been rather better
feeling in the market, with moderate demand
from buyers, but sellers generally have peen noio-
L s1lr, ND
have been small. At the close the market Is brm
at l510a15l cents for middling, but 1t IS generally
held higher. We quote sales OF only 2a4 oales q
ding and Isl, 15!@l54 cents for middling.
Iron BANDS AND lies for Cotton are in fair
supply, and sell as follows: Boards Lock lie,
lO5@ll cents j; Dillon's Universal Tie, 103Oll
cents; Valleys Buckle Tie, 101 cents; Arrow
Tie, 10 cents ~ ID. ,
EaGs-Are brought to market slowly, and sell
from carts at 30@33t cents % dozen.
FIsH.-Oniy a few small lots OF muliets received
for the week, and no sales of consequence. We
refer to our table for store prices:
FERr1LIzERs-Are in light stock, but we have
to report very little demand We quote from
store as follows Peruvian Guano, $9O0s92 80 ;
Pacific do. s75@s80 Patapsco do $40; Ket-
tlewelIs Manipulated do, $60Q$7O; Pho3lx
do sos Snowden's Manipulated do, SO; e.
F. Goes Superphosphate Of Lime, 500; Obers
Cotton and Corn Compound, s65; Baugh's Raw
Bone Phosphate, $600$65, Snowden's Ammo
mated Potash Phosphate, Sos ZelPs Superphos-
phate of Lime $50 ZelPs Raw Bono Phosphate,
Sos Rhodes Standard Manure s65@s70 Wool
stons Phosphate of Lime. S65 Whitelock's Cereal.
izer. SIS chesapeake Phosphate, $40 u ton of
FLoUR.-There is no material change to note in
this article during the past week. The supply OF
all brands on market Is fully fair and we nave 10
report a light demand. The sales have been pm
cipaly in the small way from store, at quota
| tons in table.
GRAIN I'm the Corn market we have nothing
/ new TO report. The supply continues very light,
being only about sufficient for present wants but
we lear that considerable quantity Is daily ex-
peced The receipts for the week comprise aoont
1880 bushels in lots at 81 50 1000 do. at 81 30;
and 1850 do. at 81 35@$1 IS q bushel,-the low