Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-09-11

the hoof at 7'n9 cents y Ii for be ves and s2R$3
@ .ri, ipl sheep, according to quality.
! GoRN HEM Is in full stock, and we report
merely a retai! enquiry. Bells from the granarics
at 81 550g$I GO ~ Dushel.
CoTroN-Nctning doing for want of stock
one pale OF new crop received and sold at 2G4
cents for middng
IRON BANDS AND lies for Cotton are in moder-
ate supply and sc sell frola store at the following
ngureS: Arrow Tie, cents; sweths Buckle Tie
cents; alleys Buckle Tie 81 cents. Basrd's
| Buckle and Lock Tie, 81 cents ~ n.
| EGGs-Are very scarce and in demand finding
ready sale at 50 cents IL dozen by the Quantity
FEBTILIZEIIs-Contlnne to be in limited enouiry
and only limited stock of all descriptions on
market. Sells from store as follows Peruvian
Guano, S908$95 Pacific do. $700$76; Patapsco
lpulated do. $70 E. +. Goes Superphosphate Of
Lime, s65; Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate, $50
Cells tSSIuperphosphate Of Lime, Sos; ZeIrs Raw
Bone Phosphate, Sos Rhodes Standard Manure
SG5gS1O Woolston's Phosphate of Lime, SOS;
Whitelock's Cerealizer $40; Chesapeake Phosphate
$50; Lister Bros Superphosphate of Lime SOS d
ton of 2 600 lbs.
FLoUR.-There is no change worthy of note to
make IL this article. The market is fully supplied
with Northern brands, and there is only retail
business doing from store at quotations given i'll
table. State brands arc III light stock, but suiti
clent for present demand, aud We quote at 81 to
Sll 3O Tor supeiiinc, and 81 80 to $40 u bb for
family, as III quality.
GRAIN.-In the CoRE market We bava no male
rial alteration TO report since the close of our last
review: The supply in dealers' hands is fully fair
Whiie the enquiry has b-en somewhat restricted,
and the sales have been confined to small lots
from store at 81 375@$l 40 Il bushel for white,
sacks lncluded), as in quantity. The arrivals
Tor the week are only about 600 bushels, which
remain IN receivers hands, and are selling in tho
slllaii wa az above quotations. --OATs.-Tho
market Is moderately supplied and prices have
declining tendency We quote at 75@SO cents
as cargo price, and 80 cents 1$l u busheI at re-
tall Received about 1900 bushels, which have
gone into store. brought III spar
ingy, and the stock is quite small, but sufficient
tn not 4 a Ny
tlty at 81 509S1 60 q bushel for Uow.-RIcE
For clean there is only light demand, and stock
small. Carolina sells by the package at IL to III
cents u b., as in quality.
HAY.-The stock in dealers hands has become
somewhat reduced, owing to the light receipts for
some weeks past, and the market rules firmer.---
~ 9ases Northern received since our last,
L1ME-ls in full supply, and demand light.
cargo of 200 casks was received on Tuesday
which has been stored, and is selling at 81 80 u
LUMBEE.-The demand is somewhat lighter,
owing IN great measure to the absence OF ship
ping for the West Indies; prices, however, arc
fully maintained. and we quote as follows:
Pine StednC SdlCed Lumber Cargo rateS-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, 800 90 "a 20 90
Hayti cargoes, Is 90 01 20 90
:" 60 flooring boards, rough 20 90 a % 90
Snip Stun as per specifications. a 90 @ 25 90
Deals, by g.; :................2 % 90 "a % 90
Prime River Flooring. ............ Is 90 "a Is 90
! MOLAssEs-Isin fair stock, and demand prin-
cpally in the retail way. We refer TO table for
quotations.
PoTAToEs-Are in better supply, and prices
lower. We quote Irish from store at $40$4 SO f9
bbl., and Sweet from carts at 81 7501$2 5B 5ushe
PoULTRY-Is brought in sparingly and meets
with ready sale. We quote chickens at 2003O
cents, and grown fowls at 5000 cents each.
PRov1sIoNs.-In the BACON market we have
nothing of consequence to report in the way of
sales. The market is almost entirely bare of
North Carolina cured, while there is brisk
quiry from retailers. In the absence of receipts
or sales we quote nominally at 21@22 cents for
hog round. and 220124 cents u ID. for hams, as in
quality. Western is i'll moderate supply and the
demand is limited; prices, however, continue to
rule firm, and quote from store at 1910 lG cts.
for shoulders 1913 cents for sides and 22@22l
cents u ID. for hams, as i'll quantity and quality.
--LARD,-Northern continues i'll moderate
supply, and we report only light business doing
at prices ranging from II to 81 cents u h., as in
quality few lots of Northern have
been received for the week, and the supply is at
present fully adequate for the demand. See table
for store rates.
SALT.-There is nothing to report in this
article. Only light enquiry exists and the
market is moderately supplied. About 2, 200 sacks
American have been received for the week. and
sold from wharf at 81 700S1 so per sack. Sell
ling in the small way from store at 81 9O1$2 for
American, and 81 20@$2 % for Liverpool ground.
/. SHINGLEs-Arrive slowly, but there is no de-
mand worthy Of mention We quote in small lots
at $301S3 so for Common, and $4G1$5 so III NJ. for
Contract.
I1MBER--IOHliIlIlt- w. DG DEDuSuJ III bphIluSyp
and prime article finds sale at about former fig
ures, while inferior rules dull, See table for quo
tations.
WooD-Roceirts rather better, but market still
poorly supplied. We quote by the flat load at
81 SO for pine, 81 1908 for ash 80 20 for oak,
and So 25@$3 so ~ cord for lightwood.
FREIdHTs-Owing to tho scarcity Of vessels
rates to New York have advanced shade and
the market rules steady. TO other coastwise
ports there is change to report. There is
mOder ate quantity of produce Offering shipment,
nd at wanted.
last rates paid.