Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-17

SIS Snowdens Manipulated do, S75 4. F. Goes
Superphosphate of Lime, $G5; Ober's Cotton and
Corn Compound, $50; Baugh's Raw Bone Phos-
phate, Sos; ZelPs Raw Bone Phosphate, SOS; Ze!l's
Superphosphate o. Lime $50 u ton.
FLoUR.-The demand is principally for small lots,
and the market continues to he moderately sup-
piled with Northern brands. We quote from store
in lots wanted at 50 50IGs1O for fine, s1O1s1l
50 for superhne, and $l3@GS16 for family, (W-
mington inspection latter price for extra brands
For State brands there is SINS enquiry, and
scarcely any on market. We quote at Si701$I7 SO
u Dbl. for superfne and family.
GRAIN-ln the Corn market we have no particu-
lar change to report since the close of our last re-
view. There is fair supply in the hands of deal
ers at present. and we notice rather more enquiry
from consumers, though principally for small lots.
The receipts comprise 1000 bushels of which
We quote sales Of geo bushels eastern counties)
new white at 81 10 u bushel. Selling from store
in lots at 81 2GC1Sl 25.---OATs.-There is
merely retail demand for this article, and tho
stock in dealers hands is fully adequate for pres
ent wants. We quote at 6O6l65 cents as cargo
price, ard 50 cents y bushel from store
PEAS-The receipts are principally of small par
GELS per railroad but We note moderate supply
on market, and demand light. We quote by tho
quantity at = 10 for Cow, aud 81 20@$1 IS Il
bushel for Black Eyc.--RICE.-1he demand
for clean is unusually light, and the sales are limi
ted to small lots for retailing purposes at 1205124
cents u Is. for Carolina.
HAY.-The market is very we'll supplied, but we
report an advance on former quotations. The lot
OF $50 bales Northern reported in our last as on
market has been stored, and is selling at 81 5O0a
81 GO q 100 TBS. We quote cargo price at 81 400
81 so.
LUMBER-River-No sales and market dull
We refer TO our table for quotations.
LIME-The market il heavily supplied at pre-
SENT and we notice Onl retail dcmand-Selling
from store at S2G0$2 25 T3 cask.
PEA NUTs-Are in moderate request fer ship
ment, and receipts are very small. We quote sales
from carts and wagons at prices ranging from
81 80 to 81 25 II bushel, according to quality.
PoULTRY--The market is only moderately sup
piled, and prices rule high. We quote live fowls
at 4Oll50 cents each dressed do $1,000 cents
live turkeys 81 5O0sl Is, dressed do. 2236D25
cents ~ Ii.
PoTAToEs- are in better request, and the
price has advanced supply small We quote
from store at 50 5OQJ$4 p 'bbi Sweet are brought
in slowly, and sell from carts at S1@$1 10 "
bushel.
Professionalism BACON the market rules about
the same as repOl ted for some weeks past There
is some enquiry for men N. q. and but little COM
ing in, and we quote small sales at 17lGo18 cents
for hog round, and 1S0020 cents u h. for hams
For old there is no demand worthy of note and
several parcels remain unsold on market. Quo
tations merely nominal, Western cured con-
tlnues 10 be i'll full stock, and there is scarcely
any demand We quote from store by the pack
age at l39l4 cents for shoulders, and l4116 cts.
| y IT, for sides. -LARD-Is i'll very good SUP
| ply, aud merely retail enquiry. We quote n. G.
1T 1920 cents, and Northern at 1540ll9 cents ~
| ID, IL quality.--%-EoRK-In the price Of
Northern there is no change TO report, and we re-
fer to our table for store rates. Fresh has been
DlOuSHI W IuiIhcG very freely, ana SOlu from
carts at prices ranging from 10 to IL cents u b.
| SALT-Therc is nothing new to report in this ar
ticle. The demand continues limited, and mar
ket well supplied. We quote sales from store at
50 3501S2 40 u sack for Liverpool ground, and 50
| O. 60 cents q bushel for Alum.
| SHINGLEs.---Market dull. Only small boat loads
received for the week, and quote sales at - 25
| 01s2 IS for Common, and 81 50@$5 SO u M. for
Contract
| IIMBER-Has arrived slowly during the week,
and the market rules rather dull, with only mod
pTa ~ Ffg
for fair, and SO y NJ. for prime mill.
! Woods in demand, and market only mode
rat Iy supplied. Sells by the boat load at 50 SO a
50 25 for pine, SO 50 so for ash, and 81 81 25
! II cord for oak.
FREIGHTs.-We have nothing new to report in
/ rates to coastwise ports. Country produce is
brought to market slowly, and there are sufficient
vessels now in port to take what is offering ship
| ment. See table for last rates paid both steam
ers and sailing vessels
Pine Steam Sa,0ed Lun.ber-Cd'go rates-per'
| 1000 feet.