Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

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mand at present for butchering purposes.
leW small lots received, and sold on the hoof at
| each for sheep, IS in quality.
| CORN MEALS in fair supply, and demand
moderate. Sales from the mills, in quantities
to suit at 81 25G5s1 so - bushel.
CoTroN-FOr this article the market generally
has ruled firm and steady during the past week.
and former figures have been fully sustained.
and parcels are readily taken when offered on
market. Receipts continue meagre and there ia
at Il, at Is. Is at 16 at 161, at 16i, IL
ct H., 2 at l7., SO at III. at III. and at I74
cents We quote the market as closing steady
at the following figures: Il cents for ordinary,
I6 cents for good ordinary, 163017 cents for low
middhng, ia cents for middIiog, and IT cents
for strict middling.
at 25G28 cents g dozen, by the quantity.
FERTrIzERs. small stock of all de-
limited demand. we quote from store as fol-
lows: Peruvian Gnano, $50 5O0$85 Pacific
do. $t00*65; Wando Guano, $40; Patapsco do SOS;
Ph@nix do. $50: NaYassa Guano, sos; Wilcox.
Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated do. $40 L. T. Goes
Snperphosphate OF Lime, $50; Baughs Raw Bone
Phosphate, $50; Whitelock's Oerealizor $40
Chesapeake Phosphate, 500; Lister Bros. guper.,
phosphate of Lime $65; Whann's Raw Bone Su-
perphosphate. $40: Lodi Manu- featuring Co. Pure
Bone $48; do do double refined Poudrette $50; do
DO Nit. phosphate Lime 800 Berger It BUTTS
Snperphosphate, $50 Wilson's Surerphoephate
OF Limo, $50; Star Soluble Phosphate $50 Com
pound acid Phosphate Of Lime s48; Land Pas
ter fI8-an S9 ton OF z. 600 lbs.
FLoUR.-lhere is no material alteration 20
port in the market for this article. There is a
fair stC OK il dealers hands OF all grades Of
Northern and Western brands, and we report
merely light jobbiag demand, which is being
supplied from store at figures given in table as
in quantity and quality.
FISH -MuIets are in fair supply and q good
enquiry exists. We quote small receipts AID
sales from wharf a. 81 5ODs5 Tor pine, and 81 for
oak bbis. Retailing from store at IS for former,
and So for latter
GRAIN.-The ddlness reported IN the Conn
! laEt he
! tnued throughout the week just ended, but we
have no quotable change to make on former pri-
~ far, while the demand is limited, being pria-
cipaly for retail lots. Only about 3 900 bushels
received, and gone into store. We quotes as
selling from store, il lots wanted, at 81 90 for
i0ited. and 81 Is b bushel for white cas incu-
1ed. No cargo s2les, aud We unable to offer
l. correct quotatiCn.--OArs-Ar il heavy
supply, and market quiet One cargo OF 1 900
bushels received. and sold 1T 475 cents y busheI
beating from store at 65@70 ceGts,-PEAs
None worthy Of report coming in, and market
rooriy supplied. There is, however scarcely any
&c 'nanG. G!id We quote Cow ct 81 q - bushol.
--- -hIcE.Itlean is in light supply, but ade-
quate to meet the demand, and We quote Carroll
Eia as selling TT ?3QG9 cents u b by the package.
Has IN fair demand. and stock light. Only
from Wharf al $1gs1 O5 g 700 lbs Eastcra is
nomlns4 at 81 25g0f1 80 by tho cargo.
1IME-TEere have been fair receipts for the
past two weeks and the market is we'll supplied.
VIC, quote moderate sales from store at s. 50 Il
cAsk.
stock,
and quote moderate busicess doing from
the milIs at the following figures:
Pine Seam .Stt21ed lumber Cdrqo yates-per
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, 418 90 a 10 OF
Hayti cargoes, IS 90 % 90 OF
Nal cargoes vide Boards, .-....; 20 90 q 70 OK
. flooring boards, rough q 90 a % O.
Ship STUFF az T. specifications. Is 90 Q9 "a o.
P Pt;,' B Ry oo-e 70 70 90 90 y y o. o.
MoLA8sEs.-Supply fully fair, and only light
demand: small business doing from store a
figures in table.
PEA NUTs.-None on market, and in dema nd
Would bring 81 590i2 IS for primo and extra.
PoTAToEs Irish are in moderate stock, am
sell at $3@s3 SO u Dbl, as in quantity,
| POULTRY-Is scarce and wanted. We quot
live chickens at 25Q535 cents and grown fowls a
5000 cents each.
FnovIsIoSs.-For North Carolina BACON W,
note quite firm market during the week, bu
want of stock prevents transactions worthy o
note. Little or none has been received for few
weeks, and former arrivals have been entireI,
worked eff, leaving the market bare. There is
brisk enquiry for retailers purposes, and higl
prices could be obtained. We quote at 1902
cents for hogarOund, 20 cents for sides, and 2i0
% cents % ID as in quality. Western is in fai
supply, and demand moderate. We quote in lot
sRonops Is cents for sde and Is en ut
for hams; dry sailed, 16@163 cents for shoulders
and 1903 cents for sides, ae in quantity
) LARD.-supply of Northern fully fair, and de
mand mainly in the retail way. Sells from stor
! at 16021 cents % b., as in quality Pork
I Northern is in light supply, and price. shad
z higher. Sells from store at quotations in sable
o HALT-No late receipts, and the stock Is con
siderably reduced. A moderate demand exists
and we quote selling from store at 81 450$
SO for American, and 81 550$1 GO f3 sack TO
Liverpool ground.
SHINGLEs-Market dull, in tho absence of an
demand for shipment. We quote at 50 25t@$:
80 for Common, and So 50@s5 IL NJ. for Con
tract.
TIMBER-Is without material change. Re
ceipts are meagre, and only light demand ex
lists for mill purposes. See table for prices &
which small sales have taken place.
Woods rather scarce, and sells by the boa
load at 81 50@s2 Is for pine and ash, and $50
So Is 70 cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-Market firmer to coastTise ports
though prices unchanged. There is fai
amount of produce offering shipment, and vee
seis are wanted. See table for prices.
Rates Freight.