Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-23

ROSIN.-S1nce the close OF our last review the
market for the lower grades has exhibited more
hrmness, and prices have improved a shade
closing with a fair enquiry and but little stock
offering. For the finer grades Of window glass
and Pa!e there has also been moderate enquiry,
and 1ormer prices are fully sustained. For No.
l and low Pale there is no demand worthy OF men
ton, and the morket closes rather weak. We
quote sales for the week as follows Friday, 80
bbls at 81 50 for strained fiat, and So, $6 %, IS
75(9$7 for Pale Saturday. 49S bhIs az 81 79I0
81 80 for strained, fat, 81 so for No. =, So 50s5
! IS for No. l, and SG0t7 for Pale MOnday, 524
bbIs. at 81 78l for strsined, 81 950$2 for No. 2,
50 for No l, and S. 70 for low Pale : Tuesday $40
bbis. at 81 800sl 81 for strained and No. 2 ;
Wednesday, 553 bbls. at 81 80 for strained IS 80.
Slass Thursday, ITO bbls. at 81 850s1 90 for
strained and Nc. 2, and IS for Paleal % Dbl. Of
280 TBS.
[For the information of distilers we publish
the following resolution, adopted by the Chamber
of Commerce of this city, 10Th inst: " ReSoiU-
ed, That hereafter all bids on Rosin shall be con-
sidered to be free of weighing to the buyer."l
TAR Has been in steady demand for shipment
during the week, and the price was unchanged
up to Tuesday, when there was an advance of
cents, To-day (Thursday) q 40 has been OBJ
tanned at which the market closes. The arri-
walls have been smaller than for come weeks past
and reach only ,029 bbls., which cold as foI!9ws
663 bbs. at 50 3d. 32G bbls. ct 81 30, and 40 bbls
at 50 40 y Dbl.
BARRELs.-For empty spirits barrels the de-
mand is unusually light and the market is we'll
supplied by recent arrivals. We report only occa-
sional all sales having taken place at following
figures Second hand, $2@$2 10 for lots as they
run, and 50 2O0s2 25 for selected new 81 ESQ
50 so for country, 81 IS asa 60 for New York, and
81 5O@S2 70 each for city made, as in quantity
and quality.
BEEF CATrLE-Continue to be brought to mar.
ket slowly, and there is but small stock in
butchers hands, though adequate for present
wants. We quote on the hoof at prices ranging
from 10 to IA cents ~ ID, net, as in quality. A
small drove OF SHEEP was received on Wednesday
and sold at s. 65@s3 90 each.
BEEswAx-Sells readily at 40tG42 cents Il II.
Conn MEAL.-There is full stock on market,
and merely retail business doing from the mills
at 81 150lS1 20 " bushel.
CoTToN.-There is DO change worthy Of men
ton TO report In the market for this article during
the week just ended. The unfavorable tenor Of
the advices from abroad has caUsed the market
to rule dull here, and buyers have operated
spsripgly. The sales for the week have been
confined to few small LOIS at rs cents for low
| neutrality-suspicious. inactive at this figure.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton in moder-
| ate stock, and sell from store at the following
figures Arrow Tie, 8 cents Sweets Buckle Tie,
8 cents; Valleys Buckle lie, 81 cents Boards
Buckle and Lock Tie, 81 cents add billions 8
EGes.--Very few coming in, and at present the
market is poorly supplied. In demand, and we
quote at 20G25 cents q dozen, as in quantity.
FERTILIZERs-The market is we'll supplied with
nearly all kinds, and there is moderate business
doing from store at the following prices Peruvian
Gusno, sOO@$6O; Pacific do. S0O@s6o; Wando
Guano, SO; Patapsco do. &65; Phoenix do. s55 /;
Wilcox, Gibbs Co.'S Manipulated do. $40 4. f.
Goes Superphosphate OF Lime, $50 Baugh's
ger $40; chesapeake Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros
Superphosphate of Limo s65; Whann's Raw Bone
superphosphate, $70--an y ton Of 1000 be.
FLtUR.-For Northern brands the market re-
mains unchanged There is full stock in deal.
ers hands, and quote q moderate business
doing In the small way from store stPFices quoted
10 table.