Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-06-05
retail demand exists. Sells from the granaries at
81 45LlbS1 30 u bnahel Q s In quantity

retail demand exists. Sells from the granaries at
81 45G8sl 90 d bushel, as in quantity.
CoTToN.-Ihe market has ruled rather dull for
the W. elk, and shows a decline on previous Quota
tions There are very Few buyers In market at
present, and only small lots Offering We quote
only one small transaction at 263 cents for mid
ding.
EGGs-Are being brought in slowly, and
meet with ready sale By the quantity at 1920 cts
% dozen.
FEATILIzERs Nearly all descriptions are in
moderate supply, and we have to report limited
enquiry. We quote FROM store as follows
Pstspscn G d0 s65 :o pBp PaGh0 do o@s
cox. Gibbs Co.'S Manipulated do $40; E. F.
Goes superphosphate of Lime, s65; Baugh's
Raw Bone Phosphate, $50 Zell's Superphosphate
Of Lime, SOS; Zers Raw Bone Phosphate, $65
Rhodes Standard Manure $65@s7O; Woolston's
Phosphate of Lime S65; Whitelock's Cereaizer $40;
chesapeake Phos phate, SEQ; Lister Bros Super
phosphate of Lime S65 u ton OF 1000 lbs.
FLoUR,-The market continues to be very we'll
supplied with Northern brands, and there is
merely a retail demand. Prices are without ma
terlal change, and sales have been made from
store during the week at prices quoted in our ta-
bic, a. in quantity and quality. The supply of
State brands IL rather better, and prices
| somewhat lower. We quote small sales at 81 rs
| @sl2 for supertine, and $l2 50@1s13 4 bbl for
! family
| GRA1N-Iu the Corn market we have no materi
al change 70 report for the week. The market is
Iuiy supplied, and the demand is pretty much for
TttaA lots' The arrivals comprise some 10000
bushels by railroad and vessel oil Of which came
to dealers, and has gone into store We have no
cargo sales to report, aud quote nor1inallv at
81 - u bushel From store we quote at 81 50
without, and 81 37t8Sl 40 in bags as in quantity
i--UAIs-Are in light supply, but sufficient for
the demand Retailing from store at 81 y bush
demand appears to have become somewhat
checked. We quote the sale o. one or two sm all
lots at 81 7OG0Sl IS % bushel for Cow RICE.
lis in RAJ her better request and with a reduced
stock, prices tend upward. We quote clean Car
olina at 1l@113 cents u ID. by the package.
HM-The market continues to be fully sup
E6.a re- NOT iy do
figures. About 1874 bales Northern received for
the week, which sold from wharf at S5095 cents
u 100 lbs.
IME.-Supply moderate, and ONLY a local de =.
mand exists. Selling from store at 81 GC@1Sl rs
y cask.
LUMBER.-The market rules irmer. and prices
have advanced shade. The city mills are busy
filling orders, and the demand is increasing for
snip stun and large building material. We quote
Pine Steam Sdlced Lumber Cargo rates-pe,.
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, 500 90 % 90 90
Hayti cargoos, IS 90 00 20 90
Full carSoes vide Boards. 49,. % 90 "a "a 90
=" flooring boards rough % 90 90 % 90
ship stun as per specihcations,... "a 90 GO 25 90
pgals BY Dy,' O0 % 60
has all been worked off, and the quantity on mar
ket is insufficient for retailers purposes cargo,
hoWeve, is daily looked for. We refer to our
table for quotations.
PEA NUTs- re in moderate request, and mono
OF consequence coming to market. We quote
small transactions at prices ranging from 50 60 to
81 S5 fB bushel, in quality.
PoTATOEs.-New crop Irish are beginning to be
brought in quite freely, and sell from carts at
b. 81 60 to 81 D. bushel.
POULT Is scarce, and i'll demand. Live fowls
sell at 40050 cents each
FRovIs oNs-In the market for N. G. cured BA-
CON we have no material change to report for the
week just ended The receipts meagre, and
there is little stock in first hands. There
is fair enquiry for jobbing lots, and parcels find
ready sale upon arrival. The transact ons have
been confined 10 small lots at 1910 81 cents for
hog round, and 2O@21 cents u ID for hams
highest figures being for extra article. Wes-
tern cured is in rather small stock but adequate
Tor present demand We quote only small sales
from store at 1601163 cents for shoulders, and 10
01S3 cents f3 ID for sides.-LARD-M Market
bare of North Carolina and quotations nominal
at 2O0G21 cents Northern is i'll very good supply,
and sells from store at 5000 cents u Ii as in
quaty--PoRK- market is moderately
supplied with Northern, and if anything prices
are shade lower Only small sales from store at
quotations given in table.
SALT-Ony a retail enquiry, and market mod
eratey supplied. See table for store quotations.
ShINGLEs-Are being brought in slowly, and no
demand worthy of note. We quote at 50 509$3
for Common, and $401$5 so u NJ. for Contract.
TIMBER.-Very little coming to market, and all
descriptions ere in fair demand more particu-
larly for large, long and fine qualities. We learn
of large contracts having been made for future
delivery of large and long hewn tmbers at $l2 to
SIS " NJ. for specific lengths, while receipts by
railroad of promscuous timber sell at $l2 to $14.
Only few RATS have arrived for the week, and
sold at quotations given in table.
Woods getting scarce, and prices shade
higher. Sells by the boat load Mt So 5001$2 rs for
pine, 81 1898 for ash, and So 259S3 so % cord
for SAX and lightwOOd.
FREIGHTs-TO cOastwise ports have ruled rather
dull tOr the week, and some difficulty is expert
enced at present in readily obtaining cargoes.-
There is, however, no change of consequence to
report in rates, for which refer to table for
both steam and sail vessels.