Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-01-06


F TGlaaE s sH5 '":h' At = cents Z gallon
T MsansSday "a % - 9. " g. =. "
IN. Y. packages.
RosrE.-since the close of last review tho |
market for the low grades has ruled quite !
drm, especially for strained. which shows an adj |
vance OF iOG15 cents closing at 81 1881 so !
With little or no stock offering. For the finer
qualities of Pale there has been q moderate en- /
qurg. tnt of stock has prevented transac-
tions For other grades there has been very /
little demand. and the market has ruled inactive |
at about former figures Receipts for the week
have been light, and the stock ut present en- |
market IL quite small and is principally of the |
medium grad9s-tia Pale &ad strained being |
very scarce. We quote the sales as follows /:
Friday, 100 bis at 81 Is for strained, and 50 40
for No. Saturday. 2. 983 bbls. at 81 20. 81 800
81 so for strained. and So 30 for 30. !; Tuesday.
1o76 bbIs, at 81 rs for strained, ST IS for No 2, |
and "a for low Pale; Wednesday. 1900 bbls.. free
on board. at 81 so for strained, and' $50 bills at
81, 50 25@s2 80 for low No. 1-8 Dbl of ESQ lbs |
TAR-COatinues TO arrive sparingly, and the |
market rules quiet, with only a light enquiry. |
Receipts for the week are only 100 bills. which |
sold at 81 so 70 Dbl. Sale Saturday of $50 |
bbls., in shipping order. at 81 So.
BARRELS The supply Of empty spirit barrels
continues fully fair. and the demand Ia .nesgre:
Only occasional email sales effected at about
the following range OF figures Second hand
country $2(9$2 10 they run. 50 25@$2 80 for
selected aHd 81 5GGt2 10 for new New York.
So 60D$2 IS for second hand, and 50 75@$3
each for new according to quantity and quality.
BEEswAx S@lls at 2S@29 cents y 10
small stock market. There il moderate de-
mand for bufchering purposes, and We quote on
! the boot at 901i0 cents II 10 for net meat.
CORN MEAL--DeGlers have a fair supply on
hand and we quote as selling hy the quantity at
81 10@$1 Is III busheI.
Co1ToN-Sipce the cloee Of our last review the
market for this article has shown some dizziness
uwder the advices from abroad, and has been
neglected to some extent-buyers being unwIl-
stock on market. The small sales effected have
been at slight decline, and We quote the mar
middling, and Ia cents for middling. The weeks
sales are as follows: Saturday, 2 st II, at 123
at H. i3 at i3; rs at l2:' at 13$i % at 4
Wednesday, at 12}, at III, at g, at 1872
Is at 13i. ii a, IA cents.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton, of the most
approved patterns. ore in moderate stock, and
sell from store at 5:fc7 cents r II - IN Guan-
tity and quality.
Ea6s are in moderate supply, ami only small
GALES made al Is cents p dozen
FERTILIzERs The market is somewhat better
supplied with nearly all descriptions an de-
mand limited. We quote from store fol
lows Peruvian Gnsno, $50 501$85 Pacific
do sGnlp*G1; Wanda Guano, $40; Patapsco do. $50;
fhcpx do &15 Nayassa Guano, $G5 Wilcox.
Superphosphate OF Lime, $50; Baugh's Raw Bone
Phosphate, $50; Woolston's Phosphate, SO !;
Chesapeake Phosphate, SEQ; Lister Bros. Super
phosphate of Lime &65 Whann's Raw Bone Su-
9erphosphate. $40: Lodi manufacturing 90. Pure
do Nit. phosphate Lime s6p Berger N BUTTS
6uperphosphate, $50 Wilson's Surerphogphate
of Lime, 800 Star Soluble Phosphate s55 Com
pound Acid Phosphate of Lime SIS Land Pas
ter sl8-all % ton of 1000 lbs.
FLoUE.-There is nothing new TO report in the
market for this article. There is full stock of
nearly all brands in the hands of dealers, while
| ouly light demand exists for jobbing lots. We
refer to our table for quotations, st which sales
! are being made from store.
EIsH.-MulletS are in very good stock, and the
! demand is meagre. few lots (about 100 5bls.)
received during the week, and portion sold
W g. 5O[GlS6 }
in oak bbls
GRAIN-rhe Corn market continues to be
fairly supplied, and for the week has ruled quiet
there being only light retail enquiry. There
have been receipts, and therefore
without cargo sales to report, but quote nomi-
naIly at 879 cents; several cargoes are now daily
expected. From store We quote selling at 81
0$1 05 u bushel, sacks included.---OATs-
Are in fair supply, and demand mainly in the
retail way. which is being supplied from store
at 65070 cents T8 bushel.---PEAs-None com.
ing in, and very few on market. In demand at
an advance in price, and quote sd les of Cow
at 81 20Ds1 % T2 bushel.---RIcE-Olea is
in SIN Al stock, and Carolina sells by the package
at y to cents u ID. Rough is nominal at 81 q
0D$1 35 u bushel---WHEAT-Is in some de
mand from milers, and none arriving. We quote
at 81 450$1 SO for red and 81 650$1 Is u bush
ell for white.
| Hays in fair stock, and demand only mod
crate. few lots have been received, which have
gone into store. We quote cargo price ct 81 I'd
for Northern, and 81 30@sl So T7 100 lbs. fol
Eastern.
L1ME-Merely local demand, and market
moderately supplied. Sells from store at 81 400
81 80 f8 cask, as in quantity.
| LUMBGR.-The market is without change in
price, and is fully supplied with nearly all de-
scriptions. Cargoes are being filled at about the
following figures:
Pine Steam Sa,oed Lumber Cargo rdtes-per
| 1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, s18 90 @ d9 o.
g 6 Hayti cargoes, 18 90 "a 90 OK
o foori1s boards, rough % 90 q % q
Ship Stuff as % specifications 70 90 @ "a "
!
Prime River flooring. ........... 10 90 "a 20 OF
PEA NUTs-Have ruled less firm since our last
and il ANYTHING, the price is a shade lower. Re
oeipts for the week have been very light, and thu
market closes with q moderate demand from
shippers. We quote as follows : 81 500si IS TO-
inferior, 81 7O@s1 80 for ordinary. 81 80@s1 sc
for fair, $2@$2 05 for prime. 50 is for extra, anC
81 2o@*2 IS y bushel for fancy.
PoTAToEs.-Sweet are rather scarce at present
and the price has advanced. We quote freel
carts at 70 to 80 cents u bushel. Irish are il
better enquiry, and the price is better. w
quote at $S@s3 30 for eating, and $405 q Dbl
\ for planting.
= PoULTRY-Is 10 small stock, bat the demand il
light We quote 1o i've o+ fowls at 25gs' cent? 94s
81 rs each, dressed do. 20@25 cents % ID.
fRovIsIoNs-The BACON market remains with
ont alteration worthy of note. Receipts of Nortl
Carolina continue meagre, aud the stock il
dealers hands is very small, though we repor
merely retail demand. Small sales have tskel
place at l4@l6 cents for hog round, and 1901
cents Il ID for hams, as in quality. The suppl
of Western is fully fair, and only small sales ar
being made from store as follows: Smoked, lac
Is cents for shoulders, 167@17 cents for sides
and 17C120 cents for hams,-dry sailed, 1201
cents for shoulders, aud 1915 certs d ID TO
sides, as in quantity.---LARD-The stock 0
Northern is fair, and demand only for small lots
We quote at 1922 cents + b--PoRK-
Northern is frmer, and tho price is better, will
Il ANAL stock market. Sec table for stOr
rates. Fresh is in light receipt. and cells from
carts at 100124 cents u b.
SALT-OnIy q email stock on market, but ade
quate to meet present demand. The sales ar
/ confined lots store a
i 81 400$1 As u sack for American.
EHINGLEs-No demand for shipment, and tn
! market rules very dull. Small receipts and sale
at 81 508S2 rs for Common, and 81 SCOTS 30
III for Contract.
TIMBER-Remains about the last re
ported. Arrivals arc email, and demand TO
mill purposes are light at present and we quot
the market rather dull. Sales for the week c
about Ia RATS at figures quoted in table
Woods being brought to market spErlDGly
and is very scarce. There ls good demand
and rrlcas rrla hlel We nnnIa by the boz