Wilmington journal., 1867-03-08

| FERT1LIzERs-Are in fair stock with the oxcep-
ton OF Peruvian) and there is q moderate bust
ness doing in nearly all descriptions at the fol-
lowing rates Peruvian Guano, $851S9O Pacific
do, s750$S0; Patapsco do, $40: KettleweIPs
Manipulated do, $G0DS70; Snowden's ManipuIa-
ted do, SIS; E. F. Goes SuPerphosphate Of
Lime, $65 Ober's Cotton and Corn Compound
S65; Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate, $666S65:
Snowden's Amnoniated Potash Phosphate, $65
Zelrs Superphosphate of Lime, s65 Zelrs Raw
Bone Phosphate, $65 S8 ton.
FLoUR.-The market is at present very well sup
piled with Northern brands, and there is merelya
retail enquiry. We quote sales from store during
the week at 50 50$10 25 for fine, SO 501$12 for SUI
perfne, sl2 so for extra superfne, and s130$17 -
bb for family, as in quantity and quality. State
brands continue scarce, and sell in the small way
from store at $17l1$18 u bbl.
GRAIN In the Corn market we have nothing
new to report since our last review. One cargo OF
900 bushels was received on Friday last and sold
also been received by railroad and have gone in
to store The market is now well supplied and
we notice moderate demand from consumers.-
We quote cargo price at 81 05C1$1 on, and from
store at 81 Is f9 bushel.--OATs.-There is on
ly light stock in the hands of dealers, and we
note fair enquiry. No sales that we are aware
of, except in the retail way, and we quote nomi-
nally at'75@90 cents q bushel.--PEAs-Are in
some request, and the market is moderately sup
Piled with Cow We quote sales during the week
and there is good domand would sell readily at
high prices.-RICE.-Oni a retail demand for
Clean and we quote Carolina at 129I24 cents u
pound.
HAY-Is in very poor supply, and we notice
brisk demand from dealers. A lot of 15O bales
Eastern was received day or two since, and sold
81 81 So T. i'O D''' "' 4"0'0 NOf'n0fn ~ u '''~
LIME-Nothing of consequence doing in the
way OF sales and the market is heavily stocked
We quote at 81 S0(D$2 ID cask, as in quantity.
LUMBER.-There is nothing worthy of report
being done in this article, and quotations are
merely nominal.
MoLAssES-Is in moderate supply, and market
firm. A cargo of 179 hhds. and tierces ne,D crop
was received from Matanzas on Monday, and has
been closed out from wharf at 473@5O cents in
hhds. and 52s cents f9 gallon in tierces.
PEA NUTs-Are brought to market slowly and
continue in fair demand for shipment We quote
sales from carts at 81 75D$2 for inferior and or
dinary, and S2 4O0S2 SO u bushel for prime
| qualify.
! PoTAToEs.-The demand for Irish is not 40
! good and there is quite large stock on market.
We quote at $309A u bbl. Sweet are getting
scarce, and find ready sale from carts at $1D$1 20
! % bushel.
! PoULTRx.-The market is pretty we'll supplied
and we quote as follows live fowls, 356a45 cents.
dressed do. 45@60 cents each live turkeys Al 50
0S2; dressed do. 25 cents al f.
fRoVlsIoNs;-Ihe receipts of N. G. cured BACON
nave peen better during the week, and there is
moderate supply on market. There is only light
demand for jobbing lots, and we quote sales from
store at 17018 cents for hog round. 1920 cents
for hams, and 16 cents % Ii for shoulders as in
quantity and quality. The supply of Western
cured Is good, and there is very little demand.-
We quote at 124@14 cents for shoulders, 146016
O0'S tOA SrteS, anu 1IDlo cents fB ID. for hams
--.LARD.-There is some enquiry for North
Carolina for retailing purposes and supply light
| We quote at 1903 cents % tb. There is q mode
rate stock of Northern in store and we quote
small sales at 153@17 cents, as in quality
PORK. market for Northern is firmer and
prices have advanced shade See table for store
quotations. Fresh is brought in slowly and sells
from carts 123014 cents ~ II.
SALT-Me have nothing new to report in this
article. There is only light demand, and the
market is well supplied. We quote from store at
S2 3OGgS2 80 f3 sack for Liverpool ground, and 60
(965 cents T} bushel for Alum.
SHINGLEs-Are in limited request and only
small sales of Common have been effected at 50 rs
gS3 " M. No sales of Contract, and nominal at
s5 to 81, as in quality.
TIMBER Has ruled rather dull during the week.
milers buying sparingly, anticipating large arri-
walls III consequence of q rise in the river We
quote sales of only RATS at Sc 5O0$7 so for or
dlnary, and $10@$11 for prime mill
WOODS in heavy supply, and demand light.
| We quote by the boat load at $201$2 so for pine
and ASH and $30s3 so 70 cord for oak
| FREIGHTs-There is no change to report in this
market The amount of country produce offer
ing shipment is small, but no difficulty is expert
enced in obtaining cargoes for coastwise ports.-
| See table for rates.