Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-20

phosphate OF Lime $65; Whann's Raw Bone su.
perphosPhate, $40; Lodi Manufacturing 90. Pure
Bone $46; do do double refined Poudrette $50: do
do Nit. phosphate Lime $50 Berger & Butts
Superphosphate, $50; Wilson's Eurerphosphste
OF Lime, $50; Star Soluble Phosphate S65 Oom
pound Acid Phosphate of Lime $4s Land PIas
ter $18-an % ton Of 1000 lbs.
FLoUR.-The stock of all brands Is light and
prices are % cents higher than when last quoted
with fair retail business doing from store It
quotations in table.
FIsH.-We note q moderately supplied market.
and only light demand at figures in table.
GRAIN-In Corn we have no change to note.
The market continues very frms with light
stock aud brisk demand. The receipts comprise
about 0,000 bushels all Of which came 10 dealers
aud went into store. Cargoes would meet with
ready sale at 81 35, and we quote from store At
in light supply and moderate demand at s00s5
cents y bushel from store. --PRAs-Arrival
most entirely bare, while brisk inquiry still s1-
lists, and ready buyers can be found at 81 750
e. s. q 6uihei; in lots od for Cav
st 7073 cents u ID. for Clean Carolina.
, EAY:.The stock Of Northern is light while
exists for both kinds. We hear Of sales Of $50
bales Eastern, from wharf. at 81 S73 o 100 ne.
LIME-Is in moderate stock, and a fair local
demand exists at 81 40 Il Dbl, from store. in
lots to suit
LuMBER-In this article we have no alteration
in figures to report: The supply is full with
moderate shipping inquiry.
Pine Steam Sd1ced L,erpber-C CARGO rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment CUBA cargoes, s1s 90 a 19 90
Hayti cargoes, IL 90 a 90 90
Full cargoes wide Boards. ........ &c 90 a 20 90
d" flooring boards, rough "a 90 a % 90
ship Stuff ss ~ specifications 23 90 @ a 90
Prime River flooring. ......... IS 90 a 20 %
| MoLAssEs.-The market is amply supplied with
all descriptions and good steady demand exists,
with liberal sales at figures given in table.
extra, at 81 8O@t2 o bushel. and We heard Of a
Other qualities are dull, and we quote ut prices
ranging from 81 200$1 80 for inferior and ordi-
nary and 81 40@$1 60 for fair.
/ PoTAToEs-The stock of Irish in store Ia about
sufficient to meet the enquiry, which is only in q
retail way. We quote from store at 90 25@$3 u
POULTRY-Has experienced no change aimee
our last report, and we note a moderately sup
for live chickens and $4,000 cents for grown
fowls, each.
PRovIsIoNs.-In the Bacon market We note no
material changes: The supply of North Carolina
is light, and fair inquiry exists from retailers
We quote at 5000 cents for hams, i7at119 for
hog round 1s@lsA for sides. and Iss@17 e,
q fair demand from store, as follows !: Smoked,
143@15 cents for shoulders, 17A018 cents fol
cents for shoulders, and Il for SIDES ~ D.
Northern is in fair supply, with small business
doing from store at 15020 cents % rb.. according
ald the market rules firm at an advance. See
table for rates.
sALT-In full stock, and q good business il
doing at 81 so for American and 81 90 " sack FOL
Liverpool ground alum % car load.
SHINGLRs-Are only in light demand, and sales
are confined to small lots for local use, there
being no demand for shipment. Common at,
worth 50 50@$3, and contract 81 50@$6 II.
TIMBER-Still comes in slowly. but in qusnti
ties about adequate to meet the demand, which
is dull for mill purposes, and the market contin
ues fully stocked. In our table will be found
classified prices.
WooD-Is in fair demand and moderate supply
We quote by the quantity at $20$2 so for pine
and ash, 81 1908 for oak, and So so per cord
for ightwood.
FREIGHTs-Firmer and higher. For rates see
table.