Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-08

ket closing on Wednesday at 20 cents for mid
ding. To-day Thursday the advices from the
new YORK market are rather better, put up to
the time of closing our report no sales had been
effected.
Eads-Are brought to market quite freely, and
are rather slow OF sale; We quote by the quanti-
ty at 25l1273 cents % dozen. -.
FEATHBRs-None in market, and in some de-
mand. We quote nominany at 1880 cents b b.
FERTILIZERS. market continues to be well
stocked with nearly all descriptions, aud we quote
sales from store and wharf at following figures Pc
ruvian Guano, $S5Qs95; Pacific do, $75@$80
Kettlewelrs Manipulated do, SIS; Snowden's
Manipulated do, SIS; E. r. Goes Super
phosphate of Lime, $65; Ober'e Cotton and Corn
Compound, $65 Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, $50
@s65; Snowden's Ammoniated Potash Phosphate,
500 Cells pSS0pephosPsase of Lime se6
FLoUR-In this article we have no thing new to
report. The market is moderately supplied with
Northern brands, and, with merely retail de-
mand, the sales have been contined to small lots
from store at 50 50@$l0 for fine, $10Dtl2 for gu
pertne, $12 so for extra superfne, $13D$14 Tor
family, aud $15@$1S ~ Dbl for extra famiiy-Wil-
mington inspection. state brands continue scar, @,
and we quote in the small way from store ut,$l70
SIS y Dbl. for supertine and family. m
GRAIN.-The CoaN market has ruled with more
frmness since our last review. caused mainly by
the meagre arrivals, and rgo prize has advan-
ced shade. There is fair demand at present,
and the stock on market has become quite low !;
several cargOes however, are now daily for,
which will somewhat repeuish the market.
cargo of 1900 bushels white received on Sat-
urday from Hartford, and sold from vessel at 81 "a
y bushel. We quote from store at 81 3O@$1 35,
III lots as wanted.-UATs.-Noue have been
received for some time past, in consequence of
which the stock of former arrivals has become
worked off, and the market is almost bare. There
is fair enquiry, and few cargOes would sell
readily-say at rs cents ~ bushel --PEAs-
The market is very well sup lied at present, and
we notice only light demand. We quote small
sales &C 81 1U0DS1 70 for Cow and 81 350D$1 40 %
bushel fcr Black Eye.--RIoE.-Ther is mere
y retail enquiry for clean, and the stock is small.
We quote Carolina at l24 cents u b. by the cask.
HAY.-We have nothing new to report. The
stock on market is very small, and none received
for few weeks. We quote cargo price merely
nominal at 81 5O@$1 IS for Northern, and 81 600
LIME.-Market well supplied, and only limited
demand We continue TO quote from store at 81
@s2 Is % cask.
LUMBER. market continues to rule dull
for all descriptions in the absence of any demand
for shipment. Our quotations IN table are for
last sales.
PEA NUTs-Have been brought to market rather
slowly during the past week, and are in better re-
quest, prime article selling readily at highest
figures. We quote sales from carts and wagons
| at 81 75(D$2 25 u bushel, according to quality.
PoULTRY.-The market is only moderately sup
piled, and prices continue to rule high. We quote
as follows: Live fowls 50 45 cents dressed do.
dressed do. Is 80 cents % ID.
PorAToEs.-lrish are in light supply, and We
note a moderate demand. We quote small sales
from store at 81 so for eating, and SIS IS 80 %
DBL for planting. Sweet are in moderate request,
and sell st 80 cents @5$1 " bushel in quality.
PRovIsIoNs.-In BACON we have nothing new to
report. North Carolina is being brought in more
freely, and is rather slow of sale, except in small
parcels. We quote small sales of neU at 17Q118
cents for hog round, and 1920 cents % b. for
hams, in quality. Western continues in full
supply, and rules decidedly dull at 1904 cents for
shoulders and 14(0l6 cents % b. for aides
LARD.-4here Is moderate supply on market,
and OILY a retail enquiry. We quote from store
at 17@18 cents for North Carolina, and 15@517
cents 59 fb. for -PoRK-Remains
without change There is a fair stock of Northern
on market, and only limited demand We refer
to our table for store prices Fresh continues to
be brought in quite freely, and sells from carts at
113@113 cents ny b.
SALT.-There is only light demand, and the
market is fully supplied. We quote at 50 30@$2 40
b sack for Liverpool ground, and 5OQ6O cents %
bushel for Alum.
SHINaLEs-Arrive sparingly, and there is only
light demand for building purposes We quote
Common at 50 50@$3 and Contract at 81 500$5
3M.
TIMBER-The demand for mill purposes ia at
present quite light, and in consequence the mar
k rules rather dull. Several RATS have been
ceived during the week, and we quote sales at pri
ces ranging within quotations in table.
WooD-Receipts moderate, and market very
well supplied We quote by boat load at 50 500
So for pine and ash. and 81 % cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-The market continues to rule quiet
to both coasUwise and foreign ports there being
only small amounts of country produce Offering
at present there are, however, very few vessels
now in port. See table for rates coastwise.
Pine &eams Saaoed Lumber Cargo rdtes-per