Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-09-25

sufficient Tor the demand which exists. We quote
If III store Ms follows: Wando Guano, $40; Peruvian
Guano, s9O0S95 Pacific do. $7O0$76 Patspsco
do. $780, FhGalX do. $50; Wilcox, Gibbs d Cos Man
ipulated do. $40; Il. +. Goes Superphosphate of
Lime, $65; Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, SEQ f;
Cells Superphosphate Of Lime $65; Zell's Raw
Bone Phosphate, sos Rhodes Standard Manure,
S650S7O; Woolston's Phosphate Of Lime, $685.
hitelock's Cerealizer $40; Chesapeake Phosphate,
zoo Lister ter Bros Superphosphate of Lime sos b
FLoUR.-The market is moderately supplied
with both Northern and State brands and there
is no demand except in the retail way. The sales
for the week have therefore been confined to small
lots from store at prices given in our table
GRAIN.-The Corn market has ruled unusually
quiet for the week just closed and we have no al
ITERATION to report III prices. There is merely
retail enquiry, and the market is at present very
well supplied. The arrivals have been confined
to a few small lots, which have gone into store,
store at prices ranging from 81 30 to 81 4OF|
bushel, bags Included, as in quantity.
Are IN retail demand only, for which the supply
in dealers hands is fully adequate. Selling in
the small way at 80 cents y bushel.--PEAs.-
None CT any consequence coming in, and the
stock is rather small though fully sufficient to
meet the demand which now exists. We quote in
lots at 81 550$l D Il bushel for Cow. Rice
Clean is in moderate request, and little or no
stock here. We quote Carolina at II to II cents
Il h., as i'll quality.
HAY-Is in moderate enquiry and stock very
much reduced, but sufficient for present wants. =
we quote Northern at SOM9) cents u 100 lbs, by
the quantity.
L1nE-Market mod ratcly supplied and only
local demand. Sells from store 10 lots as wanted
at 81 80 t. cask.
LUMBER-The market rules quiet but firm and
nothing of moment doing, owing mainly to the
scarcity of shipping. We quote as follows
Pine Steam Satoed LUMBER Cargo rdtes-per
Ordinary assortment cuba esrgoes, 800 90 a 20 90
Hayti cargoes, 10 90 "a 20 90
Full cargoes wide Boards ...o.. % GO "a "a 90
." flooring boards, rough % 90 90 % 90
| n inf mar A
DDe:als, Dy y; ~ W g IS w.
Prlme River Flooring. 10 90 (D IL 90
MOLAssEs-Is in full supply, and only retail
business doing from store at quotations given in
table.
PoTAToEs-There is only q small stock of Irish
on market, and we quote as selling at So 1904
u Dbl. Sweet are arriving quite freely, and sell
by the quantity at prices ranging from 81 to 81
25 b bushel.
PoULTRY-supply about sufficient for the de-
mand, and we quote as selling at 20Q30 cents for
chickens, and 5000 cents each for grown fowls.
PRovIsIoNs-In the market for N. O. cured BA-
CON we have nothing new to report. Only small
lots are occasionally brought in, which find ready
sale. There is a brisk demand from retailers.
and there is little or no stock on market. We
quote at % cents for hog round, and 230D24 cents
u ID. for hams-a prime article being readily
taken at above figures. Western cured is in pref
ty fair supply, and only light demand exists
We quote small transactions from store at 166D
log cents for shoulders, l89l85 cents for sides,
and 22@23 cents u h. for hams, as in quantity
and quality.-LARD- The market continues
to be moderately supplied with Northern, and the
demand is light, being principally for retail lots.
The sales are in the small way from store at prices
ranging from II to % cents u H., as in quality.
-PoRK-The stock on market has become
very light, owing to the meagre arrivals for q
few weeks, and is barely sufficient for present
wants. We refer to our table for store quota
tons.
SALTS in fair supply, aud we report moder-
ate business doing in the small way from store a.
81 90@$2 for American, and 81 20@s2 25 " sack
for Liverpool ground.
Satisfactorily q local demand, and market
dull. Small sales at $3@s3 so for Common, and
81 50@s5 70 NJ. for Contract.
TIMBER-Continues to be brought to market
sparingly, and is in rather light request for mill
purposes, only prime quality selling readily.
Some 10 or IL RATS have been received for the
week, and sold at prices quoted in table.
Woods in better supply, and at present is
slow of sale. We quote by the boat load at 50 rs
for pine, 50 754$3 for ash, s3@$3 rs for light
wood. and 50 25@s3 so % cord for oak.
FREIGHTs.-No change to report on former
rates. Only few vessels have arrived, and ship
room is very scarce, while we note a fair amount
of country produce awaiting shipment. See table
for last rates paid by both steam and sail vessels