Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-06

here, which are somewhat lower than pre- yiously
quoted, though we have to report merely retail
business doing: There is fair supply of North
ern brands in the hands of dealers, and we quote
in the small way from store at So 500Bf9 % for
fine, 50 5OCGsll for superfine and $40 75Gl$16 for
family, wilmington inspection. State brands are
for superfine and family brands
FIsH-The market is bstter supplied with null
let's, and prices are lower. About $50 bbls re-
eeived for the week, and we quote sales from
wharf Of 116 bbls. at so J0lS10 80 FOR pine and
$11@$I1 so for oak bbls.
! FERTILIzERs.-The markets. very well supplied
| and we quote from store as follows Peruvian
Guano, sl04@s105; Pacific do, $85; Kettlewelrs
Manipulated do, SIS; Snowden's Manipulated
do, SIS 4. F. Goes Suporphosphate of Lime,
| S65 Ober's Cotton and Corn Cornpound S68
Baugh's. Raw Bone Phosphate, sos; Snowden's
Ammol lated Potash Phosphate, sos d ton.
| GRAIN-The Corn market is rather better sup
been received, and we note a shade decline in
prices. The supply in dealers hands is fully suf-
hclent for present demand, which is mostly in tho
small way, and we quote sales from store at 81 375
Wsl ~ for yellow, and 81 404t$1 45 % bushel for
white OATs;-Nono received. and there is
only small stock on market. We quote cargo
cents u busheI, as in quality --PEAs-Of all
descriptions are in light supply, but We notice
9eTc a retail enquiry: We quote in lots att1 124
@ 10 q gS sd Tor caHfg fs in limited
Carolina, and l250Gl3 cents IL b. for India.
HAY-,Thc market is well supplied with North
ern, and the price has declined lot of $50 bales
was received on Tuesday, and sold from wharf ut
| - 10 T. 100 lbs Last sale of Eastern was at
81 40.
| LI1E.-Nono received, and the market ia hare
cargo or two is now daily looked for.
| LUMBER-Itlver-No sales reported for the past
week or two. We quote flooring boards at SlSQ
S2O, wide boards $l2@$l4, and scantliug sl09sl2
| e NJ, as in quality.
| MoLAssEs-TheIe is q moderate stock of all de-
scriptions on market and we refer to table for
store quotations.
| PEA NUTs-- Continue 10 bo Lro,,rLl l., -, ..I,at
| freely, andIJOod understandable quality find ready
sale at highest figures. We quote from carts at
S2gS2 % Tor far and prime, and 81 50t91 20 u
bushel for inferior.
PoULTRy-We quote live chickens at 3Oa4O
cents, grown fowls at 40@50 cents, and turkeys at
$10l$1 % each.
PorAToEs--The market is fully supplied with
Irish, and we quote at s38s3 SO u Dbl. Sweet
sell from carts at 75t080 cents IL bushe
PEoy1s1oNs7Iln the BACON market we have
scarcely anything to report in the way of sales.-
A few parcels OF North Carolina have been re-
ceivcd and gone into store and in the absence Of
the usual demand for retailing purposes the mar
kct rules dull. We quote in the small way at 22(R
% cents for hog round and 246Q25 cents III ID. for
hams, and would remark that these figures arc
good and little or no demand. We quote from
store at 15016 conts for shoulders, and 16018
cents u ID. for sidcs.--LARD-Thero is a fair
stock market, and demand light Prices are a
shade lower, and we quote from store at 1922
cents for North Carolina, and 16(019 cents II ~
for Northern, as in quality. -PoRK-The mar
keI Is Nell 6uppCd, ana rules IN an unsettled con-
ditiOn as regards prices Of Northern. We refer TO
our table for quotations, ut which small sales have
taken place from store during tho week. Fresh
is being brought in pretty freely, and sells from
J carts at 129G1l5 cents u Ii.
| SALT-Ihcre Is nothing new TO report in this
article. The supply ON market is fully fair, and
we quote only small sales from store at 81 50Q$2
60 u sack for Liverpool ground, and 750SO cents
u bushel for Alum.
SHINGLEs-Are in brisk demand, and very few
coming to market. We advance rates, and quote
sales during the week at $5@s5 so for Common,
and $G@S6 80 u NJ. for Contract.
TIMBER.-There is some demand for mill pur-
poses, and prices rule about the same as reported
for some weeks past. Only Cos RATS received
since last review, and sold at Sc 80 for ordinary IS
for common, and 81 50@$12 for paine mill.
Woods in demand, and sells by the boat load
at $3@9$3 % for pine, 50 500$3 IS for ASH and 81
0$4 % u cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-TO New York have declined shade
during the week, and to other ports remain UNI
changed The quantity of country produce Of
fcring is at present rather small, shippers not
seeming disposed to forward their produce owing
mainly to the unsettled condition Of the markets.
! See table for rates.
Pine Steam SdlCed Lunl6er-Cdr rdteS-per
| 1000 feet.
OrJ NJ 10 ~