Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-08-27

1876 bbls. at 81 GO for straneI, So 40 So 55at9 75
/ for No. l. and 81 for Pale Tuesday / OCT bbls Of
81 GO for strained. and So Is. SO 50@$4 for No I:
Wednesday, $50 bbie. st 81 GO for strained and
IS 70 for extra Pale-all ~ bbl. of $50 ibs
| TAR.-For this article there has been fair de-
mand during the week and but little coming in,
Tie price has advanced 10 cents, and tho market
closes steady at 50 40 f3 Dbl. Tho arrivals arc
l43 bills, and sales as follows 80 bbls. at So 80
and Ill bbls. at 50 40 ~ Dbl.
BARRELs.-For empty spirit barrels the market
jrues without material change. There is o fair
stock in receivers hands, and only small bus.
ness doing from wharf at the following figures -
Second hand country, Sc 250s2 40 as they run
and 50 G00S2 Is for selected New York. 50 90
| @s3 10 for second hand and new ;-country, 50 so
@S2 IS for new city made, 81 1908 each for
new, according to quantity
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEI-Remain unchanged
Market pretty well supplied, and only a light de-
mand for butchering purposes. Small droves re-
ceived and sold on the hoof at Cos cents ID IL.
for beeves, net and $2@s2 so each for sheep.
BEEswAx-Is wanted. and the small lots coming
in find sale at 40 cents - b.
CORN MEAL-The market ia only moderateIy
supplied at present. and we quote fair business
doing from the mills at 81 95@s1 40 % bushel.
CoTToN-Is in enquiry and market bare. Two
| bales of new crop, fret CT the season were
brought in few days since, and changed hands
| at So cents Il ib
EGGs-Are coming in slowly, and wanted
Sell by the quantity at 2O@22 cents q dozen.
FERTILIzERs-Of nearly all kinds are in very
good supply, while at present there is quite d
light demand. We quote from store follows
ODV
Mando Guano, $40: Patapsco do. SOS; Phoenix do.
$50; Wilcox, Gibbs Co.'S Manipulated do $50 t.
E. 2. Coes s11Rerphosphate OF Lime, SEQ; Baugh,s
ger $40: Chesapeake Phosphate. SEQ; Lister Bros
Superphosphate Of Lime $65; Whaun's Raw Bone
ISuperphosphate, $40; Lodi Manufacturing 90.
Pure Bone s48; do do double refined Pouilrette
1900 lbs. y " -
FLoUn-There is no change worthy OF note To
report in the market for this article Recoint.
are quite small, and the stock in dealers hands
has become considerably reduced, though fully
adequate for present demand We refer to orr
table for store quotations, as in quantity aud
quality.
GRAIN-The arrivals of Conn have been meagre
Tor some TWO weeks past, and in consequence the
stock IN dealers hands has become considerably
reduced, and is at present rather small. There
, Is moderate demand exstinr;, and tho market
rules tirmer at shade advance in price. 10 late
cargo sales, and we are therefore unable to give
correct quotation. From store we quote former
receipts as selling at 81 20 for inferior aud prime
q at 81 SODS1 80 II bushel-lRtter figure including
bage.--OATs-Are in small stock and retail
Q from store at $500 cents ID busheI--PEAs
It Are being brought in slowly but there is a fair
stock of Cow on market. Senby tho quantity at
81 q bushel. White are nominal at 81 5OM$i CO.
y small, but sufficient to meet the retail demanG.
:, We quote Carolina at 9l110 cents ~ III.
l. HAY.-Northern continues to DO in very good
stock, and is in moderate request. About 2GI
bales received, and sold from wharf at rs, $50
879 cents 70 h., according to quality. We also
= note the receipt by dealer OF ZIG bales Eastern
which has gone into store.
l' LIME.-No receipts, and market bare.
LUMBER.-We have nothing new to report in
this article. Market moderately supplied with al
descriptions, and sales from the mills as follows
j Pine Steam SG1ced Lumber Cargo rdteS-pe3'
! 1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 % 81 o.
Hayti cargoes, 10 90 "a 90 O.
Fun oargoeS Tlde BoSrds 20 20 90 90 %
Ship Stuff as approximations. % 90 % "a OF
Deals, by -. ...:.......,........ 70 90 "a % OF
PEA NUTs-Are in some enquiry for shipment
and only scattering lots coming in, which find
sale at s20s2 Is % bushel for prime to extra
quality.
PorAroEs.-Irish are in moderate supply, and
sell from store at 50 so ID Dbl.
PoULTRY-Is being brought in rather more
freely, and is in moderate request. Live chick.
ems at 10000 cents, and grown fowls at 40045
cents each.
PRovIs1oNs-In the BACON market we have no
especial change to report since the close Of our
last review. North Carolina cured is very scarce
and wanted, and prime article finds quick sale
at high figures. The receipts for the week
consist of only few small lots which have been
j taken at 21@22 cents for hog round, and 23@2i
cents per Ii. for hams. Western is in fair stock.
and the market rules firm, with moderate bust
ness doing. We quote from store at 174@18 cents
for shoulders. and 2O021 cents % lb. for Sides
LARD-Northern is in moderate stock, and the
l. demand is pretty much in the retail way. Sells
from store at III to &c cents y b. by the pack
Northern on market ia quite small, but sufficient
to meet the demand. We refer to our table for
store prices
SALT-The market is very we'll supplied at pre-
sent, and only light demand exists. From store
we quote selling in the small way at 81 58 sack
A cargo Of 1000 sacks received direct from
Liverpool few days since, but not yet sold.
SHINGLEs-The market rules rather dull with
a limited enquiry FOR shipping purpo SEES. We
quote sales of Common at So 5066$3 rs IN.
TIMBER-Continues to arrive sparingIy, owing
to the low stage OF the river and tn ere is at pre-
sent e moderate enquiry for mill purposes
Small sales have been effected at figures given in
table.
Woods slow of sale, and we quote by the
boat load at 81 25@$2 so for pine and aeh, and
l. So T3 cord for oak.
FREIGaTs-To cOastwise ports are unchanged
in price. Vessels are coming into port slowly
and there is a fair enquiry for freight room We
refer to table for last rates paid.
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