Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-21
Toos-Are in moderate stock, and cell By the

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quantity at 10 to IL c.:ts " d zen.
FERTLTzeK- I'll" sirfT of tto4rf All d scri
tIore L very good. a a ~ n"s, all busIUor-
d"IDg from store f'r'inwin,; qu,tAttoi-.
PernvianH suo tO6' ch.. i-;At.l 3f50cI77 o
d do, Co no,'e 81, Is 'lIn4 Font lIzer $50,
; PhDntx d. q. Iuti.'- RhaIeBga moi Pho
plate :G0Ei !G5 i'a1.ic ID $606g65; ~an,io
Gusno, $40, Patapsep d.. Sjl Nav ass Gunpo
Baugh's Raw Bone Ph0~ II. ate, $50 I.i<tur Brns.
Super. phcsphLtr " Lime 81: Wh=Ins tta~ ltous
Snperphosph4!e- 49,: Io,iI N!4nu' acturins, o..
Pure Bone 81; do d. double refined Poadrette $50;
do DO Nit. phosphate Line IS ;; Bers r y Butzs
Superphosr hate $50 Wilson, Super phCaphatc
OF Lime 800; Star Soluble Phosphate $50; Com
pounI Acld Phosphate Of Lime s43; LAnu PlAe-
ter $i6-aI q ton of 1000 fbs
FLOU3-The market Continues 20 be fairly sup
pied with all grades Of Northern and Western
brands, and there ID merely light demand for
email parcels to meet the wants of the trade. We
refer to our table for quotations at which saLes
have taken place from store during the week.
FIsH-AulIets il meagre supply, and slow
of sale from store a. I'll 50 to s., to size of
bbls.
GRAIN-The market for Conn has ruled with
out material change since our last review. tie
ceipts continue small, but there-is q full stock
remaining in dealers hands, and only light de-
m and exists. The arrivals for the week are only
020 bushels, of which 600 do. went into store
and 400 do. sold from vessel at 92a cents 3
bushel From store we quote as selling in the
small way at 81 O5, sacks included Oars
No late receipts, but the stock in dealers'a
hands is sufficient for present demand. We
quote retailing from store a. rs to 80 cents u
aushel.-PEAs-Are in rather better supply.
and the market rules quiet at lower figures. a
few parcels have been received and SOLD at 81 %
for Cow and 81 so IL brsheI for black eye--
RICE-FOr clean there is merely retail enquiry,
and the stock on market 10 light. We quote Oar
olina at to cents u ID. Rough IS nominal at
81 25 to 81 40 II bushel.
HAY-Is in full stock, and demand moderate
Receipts for the week are about $50 bales, which
sold from wharf at II 20 s. % for North River,
and 81 80 u 10C lbs. for Pennsy lvAnia.
IIME-OnlV local demand exists which ia be-
ing supplied from store at 81 400tl 50 t' cask,
as in quality.
and the market is fully supplied with all de-
scriptions Tho quotations from the milIs
follows
Pine Steam S1eoed Lumber Carco rates--per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $18 OG O 10 90
Hayti cargoes, Is 90 "a 90 %
Full cargoes wide Boards. ........ 20 % "a % 90
flooring boards, rough q 90 "a % 20
Snip stun as IL specincatlOnH % 90 "a "a W
Deals 3 by 9.-........... ........ 90 90 "a ~ 90
Prime River fiooring..--. IL 90 Cd 20 90
MoLAssEs Is in rather light enquiry, and the
market is fnlly supplied with nearly all kinds
We refer to our table for quotations.
PEA NUrs-There is nothing new to report in
this article. About all OF last years crop have
already cached market and the receipts
are barsly worthy vi mention. There is come
dc IN lil,i, and quote at 81 - 81 IS for extra
prime, and So u bushel for fancy.
PorAToEs-irish are rather scarce, but We re-
OH SO u b5I. Sweet are i'll moderate receipt,
and bring 80 cents to 81 IL bushel
PoULTRY-Is still scarce, but the demand is not
so good. aud the price is declining. We quote
live fowls ct 40 to IS cents, and dressed at 45 to
so cents each.
Provisions. In the BACON market we have no
new feature to notice for the week. Receipts CT
North Carolina have been light, but there is a
moderate stock on market, with only light en-
quiry from dealers. Several small sales have
taken place at 1130123 cents for shoulders, 1870
II cents for sides. II cents for hog round, and
Is 3165 cents u ID. for hams, as in quality. The
stock of We. tern continues good, and the market
rules quiet at slight decline in price. We quote
only small sales from store follows Smoked,
l0W103 cents for shoulders, 12501l3 cents for
sides and 1919 cents for hams dry sailed,
8!G593 cents tO- shoulders, and 120123 cents for
sIdes--LARD.-Stock fair. and demand light.
ID ID q, in quaity.-PoRK.- Supply of
Northern ia moderate, and only meagro de-
mand exists. bee table for store rates.
6ALT-NO late arrivals, and the stock on mar
ket is light. though adequate to meet the mea~
gre demand. We quote from store at 81 500
81 40 for American, and 81 45D$1 so Is sack for
Liverpool ground.
misunderstanding meagre, and demand
light. sales Of only small boat 10 ads at So 500
50 IS for Common, and 81 500s6 % NJ for Con
tract.
IIMBER-For this article the market generally
is without change. Receipts small, but suf-
6cient to supply the light enquiry at present ex-
listing for mill purposes. The weeks sales are
about Is RATS at figures given in table.
WOOD Is getting rather scarce. and prices are
higher. We quote sales by the boat load at
q 500s2 rs for pine, 81 1908 for ash. ana IS %
u cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-We have no change to make on
fo1mer rates to coastwise ports. Vessels are
rather scarce at present, and there is some en-
qury for ship 10 III see table for last rates
paid.