Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-15
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}phate of Lime, $65 Ober's Cotton and Corn
Compound Com. $50 Bsugh's Raw Bone Phosphate,
! s6O9$65; Snowden's Ammoniated Potash Phos-
phate, s65 Zelps Superphosphate of Lime, $65
Zelrs Raw Bone Phosphate, sos % ton.
FLoUE.--The demand is merely in the retail
way, and the market is pretty well supplied with
Northern brands. Wequote from store at SO son
$40 % for fine, SO 500s12 for superfne, s12 SO
for exta supertine, and S13@$l7 y Dbl Cor family
III quality. The market is almost bare of State
brands, and we quote in the small way from store
at S17tl1S13 % Dbl.
GRAIN-The CORN market has ruled with more
frmness since last review, and prices arc q
shade higher. None has come in by vessel and
the receipts comprise only $4,000 bushels by
railroad, nearly all of which came to dealers and
has gone into store. There is a moderate enquiry
! from consumers, to supply which the stock in
store is fully ample. We quote cargo price at 81
l09sl Is, and from store at 81 2O@s1 rs % bushel,
We report moderate enquiry A lot of 400 bush
els sold from wharf few days since at 75 cents q
bushel---PEAs-Have been brought in slowly,
AID are il better request at higher figures. We
quote small sales of Cow at prices ranging from
81 20 to 81 40 u bushel. White also in de-
mand, and scarce-small sales at 81 35D$1 70 as
clean for retailing purposes, and market poorly
an.
HAY-In the absence of receipts the supply has
become worked off, and the market Is now almost
entirely bare of all descriptions. There is briak
demand, and high figures could be readily obs
for Northern, and 50 for Eastern. " :
LIME-Is In heavy supply, and only a limited
demand. We quote from store at 81 9O0$2 per
cask.
LUMBER-Is in limited request, and the market
rules quiet for all descriptions. We refer to our
table for quotations, which may be looked upon as
merely nominal. '..r
MoLAssEs.-The market is moderately supplied
with nearly all descriptions, and we refer to our
table for store prices, in quantities as wanted.
PEA NUTs-Have been in moderate request dur
week.
weather very few have been brought to market
We quote from carts at 81 9U0$2 10 for in
feror and ordinary, and 81 4O0s2 90 y bushel for
prime quality.
PoTAToEs.-The market continues to be pretty
well supplied with Irish, and there Is only light
business doing at 1894 e bbl., according to quail
ty Sweet are brought in slowly and sell at SIC0
81 25 ~ bushel.
PoUITRY.-We quote live chickens at 3O@45
cents and dressed at 40050 cents each. Turkeys
81 90 for live, and Is cents u b. for dressed.
PROFESSIONALISM the BACON market we have moth
ing new to report as regards prices, The stock OF
North Carolina in receivers hands has become
quite light in consequence of tho meagr arrivals,
and there is q moderate demand for retailing pur-
poses: We quote sales for the week of several
| parcels at l60l7 cents for hog round, 1903 cts
for hams, II cents for sides, and 15AD16 cts.
| y b. for shoulders, in quality. The stock Of
Western has become reduced, though 1t Is fully
ample for present wants, as there is scarcely any
demand. We quote from store at 1246Dl3 cents
for shoulders, and 14@16 cents % b. for sides, as
| in quantity.--LA The market continues to
| Dc PooIlS Suppueu VIII NOrUn OdrOunA, auU We
note some demand. We quote at IS cents In
bbls and 10 cents in kegs. Northern is in mod
crate supply, and sells slowly at 16@17 cents o
| ID .----PoRK-For Northern there is merely
retail demand, and the market rules steady. We
refer to our table for store quotations. Fresh is
brought in sparingly, and sells from carts at 800
! IA cents u b.
SALT-The market is well supplied, and de-
mand limited We quote small sales from store
at 81 25DS2 80 sack for Liverpool ground and 60
G65 cents u bushel for Alum. Two cargoes COM
prising 7,73O Sacks received direct from Liv-
erpool few days since, and for want ofpurchasers
have gone into store.
sHINaLEs.-There is scarcely any demand, and
the sales have been confined to small lots of Com
mon at 50 1908, and Contract at $50$6 % NJ.
! TIMBER.-We have no changeto note as regards
prices. The receipts have been quite small, and
there is more disposition the part of millers to
purchase. We quote saes of only 10@18 RATS at
| Sc 50@S7 for ordinary $S4$S so for fair, $9@$10
| for prime, and $12 for extra mill.
| Woods in better request, and sells by the
boat load at 50 5061$2 IS for ash $31$3 20 for
pine, and SO 25@$3 so 70 cord for oak.
| Pine Steam Sa,ced Lumber Cargo rdteS-per
{ 600