Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-15

Tuesday. 800 ~
Ros1N.-We have no change of Importance to
report in the market for either quality since the
earlier part of the week there was some enquiry
for finer grades, but it appears to have been
| checked, and closes quiet. For tho lower grades
few trans actions have taken place-the market
closing without buyers unless at a concession on
former figures Receipts have been small, but
we note q moderate stock remaining IN receivers
81 60 for strained; Saturday, 1,49S bbls. at
81 6O@$1 65 for strained 81 rs for No. 2, and
50 1904 for No. l.; Monday, 2S2 bbls: at 81 rs Is
bbs. Isl IS for No: 2. So, IS 751s4 for No. l..
and 81 SO for extra Pale Wednesday, 430 bbIs. at
50 rs, IS 3710s3 IS for No. al! IL Dbl. of ESQ
lbs.
TAR.-The market has ruled very dull for this
article, and has shown declining tendency
throughout the week-closing rs cents lower
than quoted in our last. The receipts arc 72S
bbis and sales 8 follows 275 bbls. at 50 so,
238 bbs. at 50 IS, 90 bbls. at So So and 125 bbs.
at 50 Is.
BARRELS. empty spirit barrels the market
continues to rule quite dull. There is full
stock in first hands, and demand meagre. Small
sales from wharf as follows Second hand coun-
try, 50 30@S2 40 as they run, and 81 GOOSE rs for
selected New York, 81 1898 90 for second
hand and new country, 50 5O@s2 Is for new )
city made, 50 1908 each for new. according to
quantity.
BEEswAx.- Small sales at 37@38 cents % tb.
is moderate, and there is only light demand at
present for butchering purposes. We quote on
the hoof at 7@8 cents y b. for net meat, as IN
and no demsnd;~dull at 81 5O@s2 so each. ',''
CORN MEALS in very goOd supply at present,
and we quote as selling from the granaries at 81
1901 so 99 bushel.
CoTToN.-Advices from abroad have proven
rather unfavorable for this article during the
week, and prices are somewhat lower, and tho
market has generally ruled quiet bnt steady
closing, however, with frmer tone, though no
change 10 figures given below. The sales are
about $50 bales, at %, 234, a, 244025 cents for
mixed grades-closing at basis OF 243 cents for
low mddlng.
Iron BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are in mod.
crate stock, and sell at the following quotations
Arrow, SLOT cents; Buckle, 69@7 cents % b.
EGGS Are being brought III moderately, and
find sale at 25 cents dozen hy the quantity.
FERTlLIzERs-Supply of all descriptions is
moderate, and demand at present limited. We
give the following quotations from store: Peru
Wan Guano, $O0D$95; Pacific do. sOO0$65; Wando
Guano, $40; Patapsco do. s65; Phoenix do. $50 |;
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'S Manipulated do. $40; e. +.
Goes Superphosphate OF Lime, $50; Baugh's
Raw Bone Phosphate, $50; Whtelock's CEREAL.
Ter $40; chesapeake Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros
Superphosphate of Lime $50; Whann's Raw Bone
Superphosphate, SO; Lodi Manufacturing Co.
Pure Bone $48; do do double refined Poudrette
1913; do do Nit. phosphate Lime $58 Berger &
BUTTS Superphosphste, s6o-al y ton Of 1900
lbs.
FLoUR-Receipts are better, and the market is
fully supplied with all grades of Northern brands.
A moderate demand exists from the trade. and
We quote fair business doing from store at
figures given in our last. See table: State
brands are rather scarce. and only retail sales
are being made from store at 5000 Is for super
fine, and 50 500$l0 for family.
FIsH-Muliets are in fair enquiry, and only o
light stock on market. lot OF l5O bbls was re-
ceived on Tuesday, and sold from vessel at 81 10
for pine bbIs.
GRAIN-In the Corn market we have to report
some dullness during the week just closed, and
prices are q shade lower. Only few lots have
been received, but we report good stock in deal
ers' hands, and only light demand exists at
present. Small sales are being made iromster
at 81 So without. and 81 40 bags included. No