Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-27

spectators, but owing TO the absence of receipts
ana want OF stock, very few transactions have
low middIing. We quote onIv small sales foT the
week at IS, l9, 2092l cents q ID.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton are selling
from store at prices ranging from 64 TO u cents
EeGs.-Market pretty we'll supplied, and sales
are being made ct 1920 cents d dozen, accord
| FERTILIZERS to be in v,ry good
stock. sn1 we quote moderate business
Peruvian Gaano, 5000 ; Paci6ee d6. SEQ
| @$65; Wanda Guano $40; Petapsco do sos;
Phoenix do; $50 NaYassa Guano, Sos Wilcox,
Gibbs q Co.'S Manipulated do. $40 ; E. F. Goes
! Superphosphate OF Lime, $50 Baugh's Raw Bone
Phosphate, $50; WhitelOc&'s Cerealizer $40
chesapeake Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros. Super
phosphate OF Lime &G5; Whann's Raw Bone Su-
perphosphate, $40; Lodi j anu 'acturng Co. Pure
Bone $4S; do do double refined Poudrette $50; do
Superphosphate, SEQ Wilson's SuEcrphosphate
OF Lime $60 Star Soluble Phosphate $50 +; Com
pound AcId Phosphate Of Lime <48; Land Plas-
| tsr $l8-su IL ton OF z. 900 tbs.
tLoUR-is without material alteration since
last report. Receipts of Northern and Western
| brands are light, and only sm all supply remains
in dealers hands, though it 10 fully ample to
meet the wants Of The teade. We refer to table
Tor store prices, III quantities to suit.
FIsH-1Are IN moderate supply, and but q
limited business doing from store at figures
given in table.
CRAM The Corn market continues to rule
qnlte firm, and We have alteration to report
III former figures. Receipts arc only about 5 600
bushes to order, which have goao into store
The cargo reported in our last as being unsold
| (2,0OO bushelsl, taken from vessel st 81 373
II bushel. This figure, however, appears to be
rsther above the market at present and We nnote
as closing at 81 30. The stock in dealers hands
Is small, but sufficient to meet the demand now
existing aud we quote as selling from store at
| 81 4OO$1 40 f3 Dushel, bags included
STOCK hight. and we quote merely retail de-
mand which is being Supplied from store at so
@85 cents u bqshel.---PEAs.-R Receipts for
some Tune have been meagre, and there is little
or no stock here. An active enquiry exists and
parcels would lind quick sale. On Friday last
sales were made from vessel of 200 bushels, at
81 80 for black and 50 10 for clay including bags
Cow would bring 81 S0Q0$2.---RICE-Cle is
i'll moderate stock, and sells by the caek at 7G57a
cents IL 10 for Carolina.
HAY-The market is only moderately supplied
with both Northern and Eastern, and a good
demand exists. Receipts only 20O bales
Northern, which sold from wharf at 81 221 33 100
fbS.
L1ME-SuppIy fully fair, and only retail bust
ness doing from store at 81 40 u cask.
LUMBER-There is full stock of nearly all de-
scriptions on market, and note fair bust
ness doing from the mills at the following fig
ures:
Pine Steam Saaoed L,nn6er-C arqo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba eargoes, s1s 60 @ - 90
,,.u ao.. ~. Haytl cargoes, IS 90 az 90 90
90 . flooring boards, rough % 90 a % 90
EhlR stun III as " specifcations % 90 g q 90
| MoLAssEs- in good stock. and demand prin.
| clpalY for retail lots. Sales are being made at
figures given in table.
PEA NUTs-lhe market rules about the same
a5 reported Tor the past week two. There is
good shipping demand for the better qualities
while inferior are rather dull Of sale. We quote
at 81 6O0sZ for prime and extra, 81 400$1 60 for
fair, and II 16Os1 80 98 bushel for inferior and
ordinary.
PoTAToEs-New crop irish are beginning to
arrive in market, and sell from carts at 81 500
81 20 q bqshel. Old crop bring from store 81 25
0$3 1B Dbl. Sweet 81 25@1$1 so 10 bushel.
i demand
market only moderately supplied. We quote
live ohickens at 5000 cents, and grown fowls at
50G60 cents each.
PRovIsIoNs-The BACON market rules with
more frmness, and for North Carolina report
| slight advance in price. Receipts for a few
weeks have been neagre, and the stock is at
present very small. brisk enquiry exists for
retailers purposes, and we quote at II cents for
! shoulders, 160183 cents for sides, Is cents for
hog round, and 1920 cents lib b. for hams, as
in quality. Western continues to be in moderate
stock with fair retail demand. and sales are
Smoked, 143@15 cents for shoulders, 175018
! cents for sides, and 1000 cents for hams dry
sailed, IA cents for shoulders and II cents ~ ID.
! for sides. --LARD-Supply OF northern fully
fair, and only light business doing from store
at 1920 cents ~ d: North Carolina is scarce
and wanted at 1920 cents. ---PoRK-No
| change in prices, and only a email stock OF
Northern on market Our figures in table are
for store rates.
sALT-Stock full, and onya small business
doing from store at 81 go for American, and 81 60
i3 sack for Liverpool ground
6HINdLES.-L1ttIe or no demand Tor shipment,
and sales are being confined to small boat loads
Contract.
TIMBER-Is being brought in very slowly,
owing principally to the low stage of tho water
courses. There Is, however, full stock in mil
lers hands, and but little demand exists. Our
figures in table show current rates.
WooD.-Suppl moderate andy demand light
BY the boat load we quote at 81 25@$2 SO for
pine and ash, 81 1908 for oak, and So f3 cord
for lightwood.
FREIGHTs-To coastwise ports are mechanical
in price, and about sufficient vessels in port to
take produce as it is offered. See table for last
rates paid.