Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-03

quantities to suit, as follows Peruvian GuanO,
$OO@s95 Pacific do. sOO0$65 Wando Guano,
$40; Patapsco do: $65; Phprix do. $55; Wilcox.
)Gibbs il Co.'S Manipulated do. $40; E. f.
Goes Superphosphate of Lime, $6O Baugh's
| Raw Bone Phosphate $50; Whitelock's CEREAL.
ger $40; Chesapeake Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros
ISuperphosphate of Lime $65; Whanns Raw Bone
Superphosphate, $40; Lodi Manufacturing Co.
Pure Bone $40; do do double refined Poudrette
| 1913; do do Nit. phosphate Limo $50 Eerger i
Butts Suporphosphate, s6O-all TB ton of 1000
| lbs.
FLoUR.-Receipts of Northern brands are
moderate, and the market is we'll supplied with
all grades. Only a light demand exists, and the
sales confined to small lots from store at
figures given in table.
FIsH-Are without change in price. Mullets
are in moderate stock, and demand fair No re-
cepts or sales from vessel, and we refer to table
for store prices.
GRANTING CORN market has exhibited less
hrmness since the close of our last review, and
prices are shade lowe". Rcceipts are fair, and
market very we'll supplied, with a moderate en-
quiry at present. We quote sales from vessel
during the week follows: $50 bushels at
81 O23, and $3.50 bushels az 81 Oh "a bushel-
closing quiet at latter figure, and dealers net
disposed to purchr Sc further unless at 8 slight
decline. From store we quote as selling in the
small way at 81 1501$l 20-latter price including
bags. ---OATs-None received. and market only
moderately supplied Demand light, and we
quote in the retail way st 8O@85 cents % bushel.
I,-tEAs-None worthy OF uOte coming in, and
the stocG on market has become pretty much
quote Cow at 81 05@S1 10 u bushel by the Quar-
tity.-R1CE-Onl light demand exists. and
supply of clean sufficient for present wants. We
quote Carolina at 99@l0 cents q ID.
HAYS in demand, and market at present
very poorly supplied lot OF $50 bales North
ern sold from wharf on Wednesday st IS cents u
10 lbs. No late receipts or sales of Eastern
L1IE-!s in small supply, with g. fair local de-
mand. Mono received, and former arrivals arc
selling from store at 81 rs.
LUMBER.-But little doing in this article, the
~ atypipn 4ra 10 NJ
quote follows
Pine Steam !Gaoced lumber Cargo rates--pe,,
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 "a q OF
Haytl carGocs, IS 90 G0 90 o.
flooring boards, rough % 90 "a % o.
snip stun as approximations. % 90 90 "a OF
Prime River flooring .............. 10 90 a 20 @;
PEA NUTs-Continue to be brought in slowly
anu are IN rather better demand, though prices
are without change. We quote small sales a
81 3O@S1 45 for fair to prime and 81 550S1 &c
IL bushel for extra quality.
PoTAToEs.-SWeet arc coming in pretty freely
and sell at 5000 cents T3 bushel. Irish are in
moderate.stock, and sell at 50 250$3 % bbl.. al
in quantity and quality.
PoULTRY-Is in fair receipt, aud market wei
supplied. Live chickens are dull at 10000 cents
and grown fowls at 30@35 cents each, as to size
PRovIsIONs-In the market for North Carolins
cured BACON we have nothing new to report
Some demand exists for retailing purposes, and
none coming in. In the absence Of sales VIZ
quote nominally at 21@22 cents for hog round
and 23@25 cents 38 II. for hams. For Western
cured the demand is principally for retail lots
and the market is fairly supplied. We quote
sales from store at 17@17a cents for shoulders
209203 cents for sides, and 20@23 cents 48 b. fol
lhams.---LARD-NOrth is in fair stock, and
demand moderate. Sells from store at 163 to %
cents % To-, as in quality. -PoRK-Fol
Northern the market rules with less firmness
and prices are shade lower. Sales have been
effected from store at figures given in table.
Fresh is in moderate receipt, and sells from
carts at II to 13 cents u To-, as in quality.
sALT-Market fully supplied, and moderate
business doing. cargo OF $500 sacks from
Liverpool, sold few days since on terms not
made public. From store We quote as selling in
lots at 81 6501 IS u sack for ground.
| SHINGLEs-No demand of consequence, and the
market rules dull. We quote common st 81 Is
! @3, and Contract at s4@5 #3 NJ.
| ssI!dBER-Arrlves sparinGly by river, and finer
qualities are in some demand for mill purposes,
while inferior is rather dull in fact, all grades
are slightly lower than last reported. About 6
or rats received, and sold at figures given in
| table.
.WooD-Is coming in moro freely, and is in de-
mand. Sells by the boat load at So 25093 SO for
pine and ASH and S404 SO u cord for oak.
| FREIGHTs-To coastwise ports rule about the
same as last reported. There is only small
quantity Of produce Offering shipment, which is
taken at figures quoted in table.