Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-08-30

quoted in our last review. The demand from
buyers has become checked, and the market
closes rather dull for all grades, except window
/ glass which is readily taken at about former
quotations The sales and re-sales for the week
ar are 1888 bbls. at - 8739s2 90 for Common $50
q; So 1906 for No. 1 IS 250nS6 for Pale: and
S. so for window glass; as in quality-all AZ
| Dbl of $50 lbs.
| TAR-1s in moderate request for shipment and
| shows an advance of cents. The receipts for
the week only 2l3 bbls., which sold at 50 Ism
81 20 IL bbl.-the market closing at highest fig
| ure.
BEEF CATTLE AND SnEEP.-Tha market contin-
| ues TO be moderately supplied with beeves, and
| the demand for butchering purposes is unusually
| light, except for prime article which finds ready
| sale We quote on the hoof at prices ranging
| from to 10 cents Y 10, as in quality. For SHEEP
| there is scarcely any demand, and the market is
dull at 81 500$2 each.
BARRELs.-The market continues to be fully
| supplied with empty spirit barrels, and we have
to report only limited demand. The sales have
been confined to small parcels from wharf as fol-
lows: Second hand So 75@s3 as they run, and So
ass % for selected; new, So 2561s3 SO for coun-
try, and s40$i 90 for N. Y make as in quantity
| and quality.
BEEswAx-Is in moderate enquiry, and sells at
33@35 cents " ID.
CoTroN.-Nothng of consequence doing. There
is no stock held here, and only occasional small
sales effected. We quote sales for the week
ding.
CORN ME1.-We note moderate supply at the
according to quantity.
EGGs-Are IN demand, and but few coming in
Sell from carts at Is cents fB dozen.
| FERTILIZERs.-Market poorly supplied and
demand limited. We quote from store as fol-
lows: Peruvian Guano, $50; Pacific do.
do s759SSO passgscG do SO; Kettiewers MSnp-
SIS; Il. L. Goes Superphosphate of Lime, $G6;
Obers Cotton and Corn Compound, s65; Baugh's
Raw Bone Phosphate, s600s65, Snowdens Ammo
mated Potash Phosphate, s65 ZelIs Superphos.
phate of Lime, $65 HelPs Raw Bone Phosphate,
s65 Rhodes Standard Manure, s65Ds7O % ton
of GOO lbs.
FLoUR.-The market for this article rules about
the same as reported in our last. There is only
limited demand, and there is fair stock ofEorth-
: ern brands in the hands of dealers. We quote
sales from store at IS 50l1S9 for fre 50 500s10
for superfne, $40 25@S11 for extra superfne, $l2
3 @$13 so for family, and S14 5O@s16 % Dbl. tor
extra family. The market is better supplied with
State brands, and prices are shade lower. We
quote from store at s12 500$13 for superfine and
Sl3 5O@$14 W bbl for family, as ia quantity and
+ quality.
GRA1N-In the Corn market we have no change
Of Importance to report The supply in dealers
- hands continues quite heavy, while merely a
limited enquiry exists. One cargo of $50 bushels
J, was received from Hartford on Tuesday, and sold
from vessel at 81 Is u bushel of Sc fbs No other
. traneactlo1s reported, and we quote i'll the small
4 way from store at 81 27309Sl 80 for Mixed and
" 81 350S1 40 u 'bushel for white, according to
quantity and quality.--oATs.- One or two
: small parcels have been recei yed and gone into
l store, but the market is still poorly supplied
there is, however, merely retail enquiry. We
quote from store at 80 cents to 81 u bushel, as ia
quantity. to be in moderate
enquiry, and in the absence of receipts the market
is bare: We quote nominally st 81 75@$2 u
e bushel for Cow.-RIcE.- supply of Caro-
lima has become pretty much worked off and is
, barely sufficient for present wants. We quote by
u the package at 1250513 cents u n.
IS HAY.-Received for tho week 800 bales Northern,
:, which changed hands from wharf, at 81 12309$l IS
a u 100 lbs. The market Is moderately supplied,
! and rules quiet at above figures for lots from
wharf
T1ME-No receints and sunnlv Icht We
: quote from store at ST. S0@s2 % cask.
I. LUMBER.-No sales reported. and the market
continues to rule exceedingly dull at the following
} | as cargo rates:
Pine Steam Sdtoed Lumber Cargo rdteS-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 "a % 90
J " 1" Hayti cargoes, 20 90 90 % 90
) Full cargoes wide Boards. % 90 a % 90
" &c flooring boards, rough on 90 a IS 90
Ship Stuff per specifications. % 90 90 % GO
Deals, by,9 ................ 90 90 "a 20 co
Prime River Flooring, ............ 16 90 "a 20 90
! MoLAssEs-Is in full supply, and only retail
, demand. Prices of Cuba are shade lower, ana
} we refer to our table for store rates.
PoTAToEs-Irish in light stock and cell
from store in the small way at $4@1$4 so IL Dbl.
J New crop Sweet are being brought in, and sell
} from carts at 50 so SB bushel.
PoULTRY-Is without change. We quote live
=, chickens at prices ranging from % to 80 cents,
q and grown fowls at 35045 cents each, as to size
PRovIsIoNs-In the market for N. O. cured BA.
J CON we have no change of consequence to report.
The stock remaining unsold in receivers hands is
small, still there Is very little enquiry at present
y We note sales of one or two large parcels in the
early part of the week at 16 cents tor hog round
. but for a few days past the sales have been con
fined to small lots from store at 17D173 cents fol
hog round. 16D17 cents for sdes and 2002l cts
y 49 10. for hams-our lowest figures being about
the market. For Western cured the market rules
without change, and only a small stock in frs
n hands. We quote from store at 15@1153 cents fol
Il shoulders, and 164@173 cents 53 ID. for sides
Z -LARD-The market is poorly supplied will
+ North Carolina. and we quote moderate demand
z at 17018 cents Northern is in fair supply, ant
m sells from store at 1906 cents % To-, in quail
z ty-PoRK-The arrivals continue meagre
and there is a very light stock ofNorthern on mar
l55 ket A moderate demand exists, and we refer Il
q our table for quotations
Id SALT-The market remains unchanged in price
50 and fair stock is in dealers hands We quot
% small sales of Liverpool ground at 81 30@$2 40
~ sack.
l., SHLNGLEs-Only light demand, and marke
~ dull We quote Common at 81 500$3, and Con
70 tract at $4C0$5 f9 NJ.
~ TIMBER-There has been only light deman
10 for mill purposes since our last, and the marke
80 has ruled quiet; there is very little, however
'23 coming in, only Gas RATS having been receive
and sold at So for ordinary $90$10 for fair, an
% $40 ID M. tor prime mill.
10 WooD-Arrves slowly, and sells by the boa
-, load at 50 1898 for pine and ash, and So 250s
a SO - cord for oak.
10 FREIGHTs-Very few vessels at present In port
Is and considerable produce Offering shipment. W
refer to table for last prices paid both stear
l74 and sail vessels.