Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-15

| ROsIN.-We have new feature to present in
the market for this article during the week just
ended. For the finer qualities there has been no
demand worthy Of report, and the transactions
have been confined to few small parcels The lower
| grades have been in moderate request at quota
| tons given in our last but it has been generally
held figures above the views of buyers. and in
consequence the sales have been lighter. We quote
sales of 191 bills No. at $3 so, $40l$5, in quail
| ty and 800 bbls. at - 6O0IS2 S73 for common,
S30$3 125 for strained Common, and 50 l2I0$3 %
for No. O.
TAR-Has been brought to market very slowly
since our last, and is in moderate request. The
arrivals comprise only II Dbls which sold at 81 81
y Dbl. We note the sale from wharf during the
week of some 900 bbls in shipping order, at 50 y
Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE. Oriy few have been brought
into market during the past week. and butchers
have only light stock on hand; sufficient. how
ever, for present wants, and we notice a limited
demand We quote on the hOOf at 1909 cents for
inferior and ordinary. and 10W11 cents u Ii. net
for prime quality.
BARRELs.-NO receipts of empty spirits turpen-
tine barrels worthy of report for some weeks past
and the stock of former arrivals has become tret-
ty much worked off. Prices have advanced some
what in consequence, and we now quote second
hand at So 25gS3 80 for lots az they run, 50 500
So Is for selected ; new at So 500SI for country,
and 81 500St Is each TOR Y make.
CORN MEALS in moderate stock and sells from
the mills at 81 400S1 80 y bushe
CoTTON.-Durlng the early part of the week Just
ended the market was in rather an unsettled
condition, and up to Monday had declined sol
cent on previous quotation, sales being made
at 29tG30 cents for middling. On Tuesday and
Wednesday, however, there a better feeling
among buyers and more disposition to operate
which resulted in advance in price, closing on
latter day at 309308 cents for mid Hing. To-day
Thursday the mai ket Is quiet, and no sales ef
fected. sellers holding at figures above the views
of buyers. The sales for the week 2S8 bales at
2SG283 cents for good Ordinary, 2850S293 cents for
low middling, and 293 3013O8 cents TOR midd ding
closing to-day OF 80 cents for middling.
EGGs.-Ihe market Is well supplied, and prices
ale lower. We quote sales at 2O025 cents y do
zen, as in quantity.
FEATHERs.-A few parcels have been received,
and quote at 1880 cents IL ID.
FERTILIzERs-O all descriptions are in very
good supply. and sell from store at the following
quotations: Peruvian Gua7O S85lNs95; Pacific do.
S75@DS80; ParapscO do, $40; Kettlewelps Manipu-
lated do, SIS; Snowdens Manipulated do, SIS E.
F. Goes SuperphOsphate OF Lime, SIS; Ober's
Cotton and Corn Compound, s65 Baughs Raw
Bone Phos phate, S600s65; Snow lens Ammonia
ted Potash Phosphate, $50; Zells Supt phosphate
of Lime $65 ZelPs Raw Bone Phosphate, sos ~
ton
FLOUR For Northern brands the market rnles
without material change. There is merely re-
tail demand, and the stock in dealers handss is
fully fair. We quote sales from store, in lots as
wanted, at SO 5O@Sl0 for fine, S10@sl2 for super
fne S12 so for extra superfne, and $l3@sl8 ~
Dbl. for family, as in quality State brands are
very scarce, and none coming in. We quote su-
perfne at $170S17 so, and family at SIT 5O@$1S u
barrel.
GRA1N.-For Corn the market has ruled firm
since our last, and owing to the continued small