Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04
Wednesday

| ROsIN-At the clOee of our review on Thurs
| day last reported the market for all grades a
| ruling rather quiet, with downward tendenc
| in prices. Since then there has been declin
| in all qualities, with light transactions There
lions below readily obtained, while the finer
qualities are somewhat neglected and rule dull
Receipts are small, and the stock on market ha
! become considerably reduced. A sinai! lot Of
| new crop extra Pale was received on Friday anC
sold at 81. The weeks GALES are as follows
Friday 277 bb.s. at 81 65 for strained. and 81 x
for No. Q; Saturday 463 bible. at 81 IS for strain
ed, and 81 IS fo5' No, 2 Monday, 50 bb!s at s
rs for No. 2, So for extra No. O. and 50 IS for 10
1; Tuesday, 800 bbls. at 81 60 for strained anC
No. 2 Wednesday, TAO bbls. at 81 S. for strain
ed, aud 81 60 for strained and No. 2-T& Dbl. o
$50 TBS.
Tara steady demand has excited for tbi- sr-
tice during the week, and al received has found
sale at quotation given in our last. The arrivals
and sales are 1881 bbls. at 81 u bbl.
BARRELs-1n empty spirit barrels we have nc
and little or no demand exists. We quote as fol
lows Second hand country, $20$2 20 as they
run and 81 5oSt2 60 %d for s Sc and
second hand F; city made, $2 1898 each for new
as in quantity and quality.
BEEswAz.- Small parcels coming in, and sell
at 350I3G cents e ID.
BEEF CATTLE-Are in moderate request for
butchering purposes, and only small stock on
market We quote sales on the hoof at 90l1
cents IL 10. for net meat, in quality.
Conn MEAL.-Merely q retail demand exists
and market fairly supplied. Selling from the
mills at 81 25lD$1 80 ~ bushel.
Co1ToN.-During tho week just ended the mar
ket for this article has ruled unusually quiet, and
the uufavorabie advices received has had the
effect to lower prices. The demand has been
mainly for the finer qualities, the inferior being
neglected-and the market closes quiet at 2I4GD
2l4 cents for middiing Sales of only 178 bales,
rs follows at Is, Is at ~ at IL, 3 at 16A, l
at 49, at 20, II at 2e4 70 at 81 rs at al, and "a
at ~ cents.
IRoN BANDS AND Ties for Cotton are in moder-
ate stock, and sell at the following quotations: -
Arrow, G407 cents; Buckle, 61D7 cents II z.
EGGs-Are in good supply, and meet with slow
sale by the quantity at 1902O cents ~ dozen.
FRRT1LIzERs.-Are In rather better demand,
and market pretty well supplied with all dc
acriptiou=. Sales from store at the following
figures Peruvian Gusno, $OO0&95 ; Pacific do.
$OO@$65; Wando Guano. $40; Pat.psco do. sG5;
Gibbs & COS Manipulated do. $40 Z. F. Coe' 3
Superphosphste OF Lime, $50 Baugh's Raw Bone
Phosphate, $50; Whitelock's Cerealizer $40
chesapeake Phosphs st $50 Lister Bro5: super
perphosphate, SO; Lodi Manufacturing 90. Pure
Bone $48; do do double refined POudrette $50; do
do Mr.; phSsphSt tso Lime W; So Berger Butts
Of Lime, 500; Star Soluble Phosphate $55-au u
ton of 1900 BIS.
FLoUR-We have nothing of Importance to re.
port in this article. The market continues to be
fully supplied with all grades OF Northern and
Western brands, sud there Is only light de-
mand from the trade. Sales are being made
from stote at figures ranging within quotation
in table.
FISK For Mulets there Is a moderate enquiry,
and stock lj%tlt Sales being made from
store at quot ~ .ons given in table.
GRAIS-The CORN market has ruled without
material change since our last. In the absence
of receipts cargo sales have taken place, and
the stock has become considerably reduced, bein z
rather light at present; several cargoes, however
are daily expected, which will replenish tho mar
ket. From store We quote selling in Iots al
81 20 ~ bushel, bags included. There is fair
demand from dealers, and few cargoes would
sell readily-saY at 81 10--OATs-Are in
moders. e stock. and sell in the retail way from
store at 1890 cents ~ bushel.--PEAs-Con-
tinue 20 be brought In sparingly, and the mar
ket 10 Yery poorly supplied. There is an active