Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-07-28

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RosIN.-Eince the close Of our LAST review the
mar ket for the finer grades has ruled better and
prices show a slight advance-c closing firm with
q fair demand. For the medium grades there
80 also existed mod 7rate request, but the ssles
eHected have been at about former range of
figures. For strained and No. 2 the market
opened at decline of 10 cents and ruled mac
tive for few days, but at the close there is more
enquiry from shippers, and lots as offered are
readily taken at quotations below. The arrivals
Doth by river ana rail- are quite email and there
is very little etGck Of any kind in receivers
bands. Iha weeks aalas sre az follows Friday,
500 bbls. at 81 for strained delivered, and
LOTT bbis, at 81 a for strained 81 IS for No 2,
IS 75G$4 for low No 1, and Sc 373 for extra Pale,
aturday, 780 bbls. at 81 40 for strained and No
q. IS 25333 80 for low No. 1. 81 so for No. l. ard
IS 75 1906 Is far Pale; Monday, ITO bills at
50 40 for strained, So IS for NO. @ 81 for low No.
/, Sc for Pale, and S. 5C0S7 for extra Pale;
Tuesday, 2,715 bbls. at 50 40 for straiued, 90 As
for strained and NO. 2, 50 500s2 60 for No. 2.
Sc Is for Pale; Wednesday, SO bbls, at SIS 25 for
fale-al y Dbl OF $50 lbs.
-TAR-Ls without change in price, sul the lighC
srrlvals have found sale az former rates Only
about l25 Dble. brought in, and sold at So % Dbl
BARRELS Empty spirit barrels have been in
better e-quiry siuco last, and prices are
a shade higher. Receipts for few weeks have
oeen meagre and there is little or stock on
market. We quote small sales from wharf as fol-
lows: Second hand country 81 300x2 80 as they
run. and 50 5000s2 60 for selected and new =
New York. 81 80 for second hand, and So for
new.
BEEswAx-Is scarce. aai sells readily at 32@
81 ceLts u Il.
BETr CAr11E-Have been brought in moro free
~ during the week, and at present there is a fair
stock on.market. We q1ote the sale OF few
droves At to cents y ID. net. SHEEP are also
in better aupply, and prices are lower. Sales at
81 30 to 81 so each, as to quality.
CORN MEALS in full supply, and demand
moderate. We quote sales from tho mills at 81
Io0s1 Is % bushel.
CorrosEDurirg the week jqst closed tho mar
ket FOR this article has ruled quiet and dull, and
prices ere shade lower. buyers have shown
but Ii tie disposition to operate, aud the small
| held for higher figures. We quote sales Of only
about 100 bales at 173. 10 18{0l9 cents % b.
the m arket closing a. basis OF Is cents for low
nlddiing.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are in mod.
era supply, and sell at at 81 to cents Is ID, as
in quantity and quality.
/ EOS Are coming to market quite freely, and
are ia pretty good supply. Sell by the quantity
at IS to Is cents q dozen.
FERTILIzERs-Ot nearly all kinds are in fair
stock, And at present there is bat little BUSH
ness doing. We quote from store as follows
Peruvian Gnsno, tOhincha Island,) s750s77 go;
Wilcox. Gibbs Il Co.'S Manipulated Gusno SCI
s Phoenix do $50; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
nsno rs .spsaH do DO 'se
Sssr aus1o. .s5 Cash: and IS sino E. P:
saR Bono Phosphate $50 sor SS
Super-phosphate of Lime s65; Whann's Raw Bone
Superphosphate, f52: Lodi Manufacturing 90.
do do Nit. phosphate Limo $50; Berger BUTTS
Superphosphate, $50; Wilson's Surerphosphate
OF Lime. $50; Star Soluble Phosphate $50 Oom-
pound Acid Phosphate Of Lime $48; Land Plas-
ter $18-al % ton of 1000 lbs.
Flour Receipts for the week have been
OF ali grades Northern and Western brands on
! n.rket. There is only light demand from the
trade, and small sales are being 4de fl IN store
at quotations in table.
GRAIN-The Conn market rules with less firm.
ness. and has 8 declining tendency. Receipts
for the week have been quite hoavy. reaching
into store. and the balance sold as follows; A. 500
Dush at Sc cents and 1900 at ga cents for
white. and 1850 do at s73 cents per bushel for
mixed. There IL at present heavy stock in
deaere' hands, and the demand is mainly for
small iets. We quote as selling from store at 90
cents @s1 for mz d, and 81 O5 u bushel for
of report received for some weeks, and there is
only . small stock in dealers hands. The de-
mand 10 for retail lots, and We quote from store
ing brought in sparngly, but there is a moder-
ate stock IN dealers hands. and d and light
We quote Cow In lots at 81 100SI Is 98 bushel.
RICE-Clean is in small STOCK and dem and
light. We quote Carolina at to 81 cents u fb.
HAYS 10 good demand, and market firm with
q hight STOCK. only Z0J DaeS received for the
week. With small sales from wharf at 81 so y 100
ID $. for North River. We quote cargo price OF
Eastern as merely nominal at 81 4O0s1 80.
LIME.-Merely local demand, and the mar
ket is fully supplied. We quote sales of small
lots from store at 81 80 to 81 so " cask, as to
quality.
LUMBrn-of nearly all kinds continues to be
In good supply, and We note fair business being
done. Sales fIom the mills follows
Pine Steam jSaaoed Lumber C4roc rates-per
1000 feet.
Or,Iinarv ssGortnent China Yooas Az M m "a m
Hayti cargoes, Is 90 O. 90 CO
Full cargoes wide Boards. ......: 90 90 q Is 90
=" g flooring boards, rough 20 90 q % 90
Ship Stuff as % specifications. % 90 @ "a 90
Deals, by g.. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90 q % 90
MoLAssEs supply July fair. and demand only
moderate. See table for store rates, in guam
tity and quality.
PoTAToEs. Irish are in light supply, AMI de-
mand good We quote as selling at 1892 20 70
bushel, aud - so q BIB.
PoULTRT.-The market il b5tter supplied this
week, and prices are lower. We quote iv
chickens at 20@30 cents, and grown fowls at 81
GAO cents each.
PRovIsIoNs-The BACON market has r1Ied
about the same as reported for some weeks past.
The stock OF North Carolina sides and shoulder 8
scarcely any demand, and sales arc difficult to
make even at low figures. Hams are scarce and
/ in demand, and our quotations are readily OBJ
sainad for lots as they arrive. We quote small
GALES at 1O0I0I cents for shoulders, 12012a
cents for sides, l23loI3 cents for Dg round ana
170I8 cents % b for hams. Tho supply OF
mainly for retail lots. 6slos from etore as fol-
lows; Smoked, 999 cents frr shoulders. 100 !03
cents fer sides, and 16 g18 cents for hams; dry
sailed 7s98 ents for shoulders. and 90 o cents
| % ID for si1es--LARD-Rorth Earc;ins is
| scarce AMI wanted, and Woald sell at 16@17
cents. Northern is in fair stock. and dem ana
light. SELLS at II to II cents y tb.--PoRK-
Only small stock OF Northern market, but
there is no demand worthy OF nots. We refer to
| stble for store prices. ......
SA1r.-For this article there is only retail
| en- quiry, and the m arket is very well supplied.
| We quote as selling in the small way from store
at 81 99@si IS for American, and 81 45G$l 80
| g sack for Liverpool ground. Received for the
| week coastwise one cargo OF $50 sacks.
| SHINGLES. Demand light, and the market
rules dull. Only email sales at 81 5005t2 IS for
| Common, and s. 50Ds6 3 NJ for Contract.
TIMBER.-T The low stage of the water courses
continues. thereby preventing arrivals, and for
the week jast ended none has come in by river.
There 10 . good demaud for mill purposes, and
q prime article would sell quick. The Gales have
been confined to small lots per railroad at $14 to
&15 % II.
WOODS coming in slowly, and sells by the