Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-04-05
II bhls.-which sold at Sc.

have been received-7 bbs.-which sold at SO,
$80o$10, as in quality.
TAR-Thero is fair enquiry for shipment, and
the price has advanced Is cents. The receipts
continue light, and for the week reach only $50
bbls., which sold at 81 IS, 81 90OS2 JB bbl.-the
market closing at %.
BEEF CATTfE-Scarcely any coming in and the
market is very poorly supplied. There is a fair
demand for bntchering purposes, and we quote OH
the hoof at 10@l1 cents for odinasy, and 13@14
cents u IL. for prime and extra quality.
BAHREI.> The stock of empty spirit barrels
continues light. in the absence of receipts worthy
of note, but there s only limited enquiry. We
quote at So 25l9S3 % for second hand, "a Tor new
country and 81 50G1s5 for \. Y. make, as in quail
CoTToN.-Since our last review the market has
been in unsettled condition owing to the unfa-
vorabe advices from abroad and there has been
little or no demand. The sales have been confined
to few small lots, follows Friday IA bales at
27t@28 cents for middling; Saturday AZ do. at 27s
cents for Mixed q cents for mlddllpg, and 70 cts
for strict niddling; and Wednesday do. at 26 cts
for low middling. At the time of closing our en-
quiries the market is very dull no demand exists
and any quotations we might offer would be merely
nominal.
Corn MEALS in fair supply, and sells from
the granaries in lots as wanted, at 81 4O@$1 As q
bushel.
EGG-Are scarce and in demand Sell readily
at 25Q6279 cents ~ uoZen.
FE3ruIzERs-The market is very well supplied
with nearly all descriptions, and quote sales at
the following figures Peruvian Guano, s85@$90
Pacific do, S75012S0 Patapsco do. $40 Kettle
Wells Manipulated do, s60@$7O; Snowdens Manip-
niated do, SIS; e. +. Goes Superphosphate of
Lime, $f5 Ober's Cotton and ECorn Compound
$65; Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate, $661$65
snowden's Ammonated Potash Phosphate, s65
Zelfs Superphosphate of Lime, sos; Zelps Raw
Bone Phosphate, $65 ID ton.
FLoUR-Recent arrivals have fully supplied the
market with Northern brands, and we quote fair
retail business as doing from store at $100$10 %
Tor hne $40 5O01S12 for superfne, Sl2 5060$13 for
extra supertine, and S13 50@$l7 % bbl for family
wilmington inspection,l as in quantity and quail
N UaYXy EcvInk
sell from store in the small way at SIT for super
fine, and $18 Y3 Dbl. for family.
GRAIN The Corn market rules about the same
as reported in our last. There is fair stock in
the hands OF dealers at present, and only retail
enquiry No receipts of consequence, and we
have have no cargo sales to report. cargo Of 1000
at prices ranging from 60 cents to 81 125, as in
quahty. We quote cargo price at 81 124Gl$1 Is,
and from store at 81 2O@$1 rs u bushel.--
OATs-Are in very good supply, and only retail
demand. We quote by the cargo at 72a075 cents,
and from store at 80@85 cents u bushel.--
PEAs-Continue to arrive sparingly, and the mar
ket is almost bare. There is an active demand
and we quote small sales at 81 5O0$1 60 for COW,
and $2@s2 Is T} bushel for white.---RICE.-
Clean is in moderate supply, and Carolina sells
from store at 1lt@12 cents % cask, and 124 cents
| D b. in bbs.
HAY.-The market is nearly or quite bare of all
descriptions, and we notice an active demand.
lot OF 100 bales Northern received on Satur-
day and sold from wharf at 50 rs 5B 100 lbs.
LINE-Continues i'll heavy stock, and there is
merely retail demand. We quote from store at
81 9O9$2 T3 cask.
LUMBER-We have nothing new to report in this
article. There is very little demand for ship
ment, and the market is pretty well supplied. See
quotations.
PEA NUTs-Only few scattering lots coming to
market, which tind quick sale at 50 5O@$2 co for
ordinary, and 50 IS f} bushel for prime quality.
PoTAToES-SH Get arc scarce and in demand, and
sell from carts readily at 81 250l$1 40 53 bushel-
Irish arc i'll moderate supply, and merely a re-
f8bbl.
POULTRy-Ihe market continues to be poorly
supplied, and prices rule high. We quote live
chickens at 35G95O cents, and dressed at 50@G0
cents each.
PRovrsIoNs.-For N. G. cured BACON there has
been rather more enquiry for jobbng lots during
the week just ended, and the market has shown
more tirmness. Several parcels have been brought
IN, but the supply on market is very small, and
little or mono remains unsOld III first hands We
quote sales at Is cents for hog round, and 1920
cents ~ b. for hams, at which figures prime ar
ticle has sold readily. The market is moderately
supplied with Western cured, and only light de-
mand exists. We quote by the package at 1910
Ii cents for shoulders 140115 cents for sides, and
178018 cents II ib. for hams, as in quality
LARD.-For North Carolina there is some enquiry
and market poorly supplied. We quote at 17@lS
cents in bbls. and 1903 cents in kegs. Northern
ls III moderate stock, and sells from store at 15p
II cents f3 b.--PoRK.-The is only retail
business doing, and the supply of Northern is ade-
quate for present wants. See table for quotations.
SAT.-The market continues to be well supplied,
and demand limited. We quote from store III the
small way at S2@9$2 20 f2 sack for Liverpool
ground, and 60@65 cents % bushel for Alum
SHINGIEs.--There is little or no shipping de-
mand, and the market rules dull for common and
contract We quote the former at s3@$3 Is, and
the latter at $50DSG so f3 NJ, as in quality.
TIMBER.-The market has ruled quiet during
the week, owing to the light demand from millers
but prices are without material alteration. We
quote sales of 10 RATS at $6D$6 rs for inferior,
81 25@$7 so for ordinary; $8@$8 so for fair and
$40 so % M. for prime mill.
WooD.-Ihe market is poorly supplied, and we
quote by the quantity at $3@$3 rs for pine and
ash, and 81 % cord for oak.
Pine Steam Sa,oed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 "a 90 90
Hayti cargoes, IS 90 a 20 90
" :" flooring boards rough 90 90 "a % 90