Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-30

Sales were also made for future delivery, az fol
lows: Monday, 100 casks on Goth June at 404 cts
200 casks on Goth May at 42a@4a cents, 200 casks
9th May at 425 cents, 100 casks between 1st and
5th May at ~! cents, and 100 casks between LIST
and 15t May at 40 cents; Wednesday, 200 casks
on 18th and Goth May at Al cents.
RosIN.-During the week just ended the mar
ket has ruled with lees activity and prices of all
qualities are shade lower than given in our last.
For the lower grades there is some enquiry. but
want of stock prevents transactions of any mo-
ment, and We quote the market as closing quiet
but steady at 81 SIS for strained and 81 80 for No.
2. For the medium grades there is little or no
demand at present, and sales limited. The finer
grades of new crop are being brought in more
freely, but there Is only small stock on market,
and buyers are not operating to any extent in an
ticipation of decline The weeks sales are as
follows Friday, 333 bbls. at 81 IS for black and
strained, 81 80 for strained 81 for No. 1, and IS
No. 1, and IS, Sc, Sc 25@s6 so for Pale; Monday,
750s7 SO for Pale. and So so, s9@$iO for window
glass Tuesday, $50 bbls. at 81 85@sl 878 for
strained, So for No. l. and IS rs for Pale; Wednes
day, 100 bble. at 81 IS for strained. 81 80 for
strained and No. q and So 25 for No. all u bbl
of $50 lbs.
TAR-Advanced cents on Friday last, and the
market has since ruled steady at 50 40, closing
with q fair demand from shippers. The week 8
receipts foot up 1876 bbls, all Of which sold at 81
40 % Dbl.
BARRELs.-The market continues to be very
we'll supplied with empty spirit barrels, and the
demand is light. We hear Of only small sales
from wharf at the following figures Second
hand, $2@s2 10 for lots as they run, and 50 goa
50 % for selected new 81 250$2 so for country,
81 1908 GO for New York, and 50 5O@$2 IS each
for city made, az in quantity and quality.
BEEF CATTLE.-The supply in butchers hands
is quite small. but fully sufficient for present
wants. A few lots have been received and sold
on the hoof at prices ranging from 10 to IA cents
T3 b., as in quality.
CoRN MEAL-F1ll stock in the granaries. and
only a small business doing at Il l5@$I 40 u
bushel.
COTTON The market has generally ruled in
active for this article during the week. the stock
here being held at figures above the views OF
buyers. The sales have been confined TO few
small lots at rs cents for low midding, and 263
cents for middling.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are in moder-
ate stock, and sell from store at the following
figures Arrow Tie, 8 cents Sweets Buckle Tie,
8 cents Valleys Buckle Tie, 81 cents Boards
Buckle and Lock Tie, 81 cents and billions
cents ~ H.
Eaes-Are brought in slowly, and sell in small
lot at 22025 cents % dozen. -...
FERTILIZERs-The market is well supplied With
nearly I'll kinds, and there is moderate business
doing from store at the following prices Peruvian
Gusno, $O0@$80; Pacific do. sOO@s6O; Wanda
Guano, $40; Patapsce do. $65; Phoenix do. $50 |;
Wilcox. Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated do. $40; z. 2.
Goes Superphosphate of Lime, $50; Baugh's
Raw Bone Phosphate, $50; Whitelcck's Cereali-
Ger $7e; chesapeake Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros
Superphosphate Of Lime $65; Whsnn's Raw Bone
Suoerphosphate, $40; Ledi Manufacturing Co,
Pure Bone $4S; do d. double refined Poudrette
s2s;; do do hit. phosphate Lime $5S-an f3 ton Of
1000 lbs. .... --.a.-s.. j.. go.
FLoUR-We have nothing new to report in this
article for the week. The supply OF Northern
brands continues good. and there is a moderate
business doing from store at quotations given IN
table according to quantity and quality.
GRAIN-The OoRN market rules about the same