Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

ENDED. There has been moderate enquiry from buy
and parcels have generally found ready sale at
vious figures when offered market. Owing, howcv
Ter, to the continued light receipts the scarcity
stock the transactions have been rather light The
sales and resales are as follows Friday, 2195 bbls
for strained $6@$6 so for low PALE 81 50 for pale
and $S@$6 Is for pale Saturday, 1899 bbls
for strained, 81 rs No. 2, 81 2,
low No. s. so for No. s. for low pale, 81 so
lpae and s. for extra pale Monday bbs. at 81
for extra No IS for low No. l. and Sc for low pale
Tuesday 20s6 bbls at 81 for strained, 81 12X
2 81 rs for No. 81 so for extra No. and s.
low pale Wednesday, 1854 bbls. at a for strained 81
for pale and IS for extra pale.
Spirits TURPENrINE-Durng the week Just ended
the market has continued in depressed condition and
the market cents lower than at the of
The advices from New York represent declining ten
dency in that market and at the time of closing our
view Thursday morning) there is little demand.
There is, however, onya small stock here present
We quote sales for the week follows:
Friday. casks at "a cents per gallon.
Saturday. No sales.
Monday. ,277 casks at 90 cents q gallon
SDO.........-12 " "6S
| Tuesday. No sales.
Wednesday. 80 casks at 81 cents y gallon.
Thursday 90 IS, " 50 D."
| "New York casks.
CoTToN-The market rules about the same as noted
for the past week two. There is very little arriving
at present and only small quantity in the hands
sellers which is generally held above the views buy
ers. The sales for the week follows: Friday, Al
bales at II CENTS at 17s and 20 at 174 cents Satur
day, bales at 16 cents, 20 at II, and 10 TN
Monday, sales Tuesday, II bales at II cents
IN, "a at 1I1 and IS at 1713 cents Wednesday, 16
oalea at II cents Thursday quote ordinary at 1917
cents, good ordinary at II cents low middng III
111s cents, and middling at II & cents % ID.
GRAIN.-CORN.-Nothing has transpired in this
article since our last report In consequence of receipts
worthy of note quote selling from store at 95 cents
Tor mixed and 81 O5 for white mealinghghest figures
including sacks.-O ATs-No receipts in this article,
in consequence OF which quote as sengI nominally
at 657O cents q bushel wholesale, and 1880 cents u
bushel from store.-PEAs-Are in light receipt, and
small stock on the market. The market is 10 cents
higher than at the close of last retail from store at
Sl15 and 81 g for cow.--RICE-Stock light, clean
sells by the package at S1E@9 cents y b.
PRovIsIoNs.-Thc market has ruled unchanged for
several weeks past The stock of Sides and Shoulders
{North Carolina) is quite heavy, for which there is
little or no demand, and it is almost impossible to
effect sales except in the small way. Hams very
scarce and command ready sale upon receipt We quote
1 9H91O cents for shoulders, 11k12 cents for Sides
12912h cents for hog round and 16919 y
hams, as in quality. WESTERN is in good stock and
the market rules quiet We quote small sales from
at the following figures Smoked, s1Sa8H cents for
shoulders, 9@1O cents for Sides and 14a8 cents for
hams dry sailed, 74497H for shoulders and
@9E cents for sides.--LARD-North Carolina is
and wanted, and would sell at North
is in fair stock and demand light. Sells
cents y ID.
sALr-Market fairly supplied, and demand only for
lots. We quote selling 81 35as1 40 for
American, and 81 45@s1 so q suck fer Liverpool
ground.
EGas-The receipts are small and demand only mod
crate, bringing 25aO cents . dozen by the quantity.
IRON BANDS TIES for Cotton-The stock on
hand is large, and sales being made from store
90 cents y H., as in quantity and quality.
FLOUR.-The market continues to be well supplied
with all grades. Northern and Western brands in
good request and the stock hand fully fair There
is only small demand existing from the trade, which
Is being supplied flom store at figures given In our
table.
FERTILIZERS nearly all kinds In fair stock,
and at present there is bat little business doing We
quote from store follows Peruvian Guano (Chncha
Island,) $75 77@sO; do. do, Guanope, $7O Carolina
Fertilizer, $50; Ruths Challenge Sol. Phosphate $50
965; Wanda Guano, $40; Patapsco do, $65; Navassa
Guano $751; cash. and $685. time; Cape Fear Guano, $s5;
cash, and As, time; E. F. Goes Superphosphate OF
Lime, $50; Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate, $50 Lister
Bros. Superphosphate of Lime, sos; Whann's Raw
Bone Superphosphate, $52; Lodi Manufacturing Co.
Pure Bone $4S; do do. double refined Poudrette, $40
do do Nit. Phosphate Lime, $50; Berger s. Butts Su
perphosphate $780, Wilson's Superphosphate of Lime,
800; Star Soluble Phosphate $52; Compound Acid
Phosphate of Lime, $4S; Land Plaster, s0@11-aA y !
ton of 1000 lbs.
CORN MEAL.-A fair dc MAUD eAlets from the retail
trade, and sales being made from mills 81 O5q
10 . bushcl.
PorAToEs.-Thc stock of Irish is small, but is suf-
cient to meet the present demand. There is only
small demand, which is being supplied from store at
$2.7593 y Dbl. New crop sweet is coming in freely
and sells from carts at 80 cents to $.15 q bushel
HAY.-The receipts have been small and only reach
about $50 bales moderate demand exists. We quote
selling from wharf at 81 4O@$1 So and from store at 81
o5@$1 rs for Philadelphia, 81 1O@$1 rs from wharf
and 81 4O@$1 Is for New York, and 81 from wharf,
and 81 10 from store for North Carolina.
BEEF CATTLE-Are being brought in slowly, but the
stock in butchers hands is adequate to the demand
from retail trade. moderate demand exists, and par
GELS the hoo sell at SOLO cents q 10, net, in
quality SHEEP are in small supply, and when brought
in are taken at 1902 so each.
BARRELs-The receipts have been considerably
larger of late than usual and the demand continues
good We quote from wharf as follows: Second hand
country 81 1892 IS they run, and 81 50@2 60 for
selected and new; New York. So IS for second hand
and 50 10 for new.
BEEswAx-Is being brought in slowly and sells at 30
cents y ID.
T1MBER-There is no change of Importance to report
in the market for this article. Mills buying at fig
ures given in table. There is good demand from
the mills, and all receipts meet with quick sale. !
MoLAssEs-The market is well supplied with all Ge-
scriptions and we report fair business doing at fig
ures given in table.
PoULTRY-Is in moderate receipt, and sells at 25@3O
cents for chickens and 5000 cents for gown fowls
each.
SHINGLEs-Ony light enquiry at present, and small !
receipts. We quote 81 1888 25 for Common, and
81 5O@$6 y NJ. for Contract.
WooD.-The receipts for the week ending to-day have
SMALL and there is very little stock in market Sales
are being by quantity at 50 sO@3 for Pine and
Ash, and s. 25@S so y cord for Oak.
L1ME-Is in good stock, and sells in the small way |
from store at 81 so y cask.
Shipping is very scarce at present, and but
little doing in this article. The city mills selling
goes at the following rates
Pine Steam Sd1ced Lu1llbeCuTgO RdeS-e1' !, 03I
feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes OO@1s 90
I" I" Hayti Cafgoes. IS 10000 90
Full cargo wide Boards 20 OOG925 90
" 8" flooring boards, rough. " O6828 90
Ship Stuff per specifications 70 OO(924 90
Deals, by D. ~ OOt9ZE w
FRBIGHTs-The port is now full of sailing vessels
outward freights continue to rule firm. See table.