Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-31

Conn MEAL.-The market is very well cup
piled, and demand moderate. We quote fair
t:.sness doing fro III tho mills at 81 O5 to 81 10
y bushel.
OoTToN.-Since tho close of our last review
there has bean rather more enquiry for the
higher grades, which are scarce and wanted aud
a shade improvement has taken place in price
while for the lower grades the market has gen
orally ruled quiet and heavy Receipts CT all
descriptions have fallen of, and are jieht. and
only small stock is Offering on market. The
weeks sales are 54j bales, as follow Is at TO-
l2l, Fl at ~, 60 at Is, at 13I, 236 at 13A.
and 50 at IA cents. The market closing at the
following quotations ordinary 103@11 cents.
good ordinary 12G12t cents low middiing 100
1871 cents, and middling IA cents.
Iron BANDS AND TIES for Cotton. OF the most
approved patterns, are in moderate stock, and
sell from store at IS at cents - 10, as in guam
tity and quality.
FGGs-Are coming in less freely, but tn mar
ket is fully supplied VI quote by the quantity
FERTILHERs-The supply OF nearly all descrip-
tons very good. AID we note fair business
doing from store at the following quotations:
Peruvian Guano (Chincha Island $75@$77 80;
do; do. Gusnope $40; Carolina Fertilizer $50;
Wilcox. Gibbs Cos Manipulated Guano *62
sc; Phoenix do. $50; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
phate s60G$65; Pacific do. s60@65; Wando
Guano. $40; Patapsco do. SOS ; NaYasea Guano,
S65; 3. +. Goes Superphosphate OF Lime $50 !;
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros.
Super phosphate of Lime $65: Whann's Raw Bone
Superphosphate. $50: Lodi Manufacturing Go.
Pure Bone $48;do do double refined Poudrette $50;
do do Nit. phosphate Lime $50; Berger & BUTTS
Superphosphate, $50 Wilson'S Surerphosphate
of Lime, $50; Star Soluble Phosphate $50 Com
pound Acid Phosphate of Lime S48; Land Plas-
ter $18-all % ton of 1000 lbs.
FLoUR-We have no c-ange to report on
former quotations for THE article. Only light
iobbiug demand exists, and the market IS fairly
| supplied with al grades. Sales are making from
store at figures given ia table, according to
auantity and quality.
F-sH-No Mullets worthy of note coming in,
and the market is poorly supplied. Wo quote at
| So 25@0s6 SO for pine bbls.
GRAIN-Eeceipys of Corn since our last review
| have been quite heavy, and there is now full
stock in dealers hands There is fair demand,
| aud the marx rules firm at last quotations.
The arrivals comprise aoont 2, 500 bushels, all
! of which changed hands from vessel at 923 cents
| IL busho From store NC quote IS selling in lots
| to suit at 81 05 II bushol, sacks included.--
OATs-No late receipts, and IL G stock in dealers'
hands is very small though sufficient to meet the
! retail demand. We quote from store at 70 to SO
| cents IL bushei.--PEAs-A Are being brought in
| slo1ly. and there IL only small stock here. The
! market, however. is less finn. and prices are a
! shade lower. We quoso st 81 350s1 40 for mixed,
/ - 70 a 81 90 = bushel for black eye.--RICE-
Clean is il small stock. and demand light We
quote Carolina at TO cents q Ii.
HAY-There - fnl stock ii desier7' hands,
ald the market rules steady with d moderate
d maud. Tacciv, on Monday about 201 bAles
! pennsylvauia, which sold from wharf at 81 80
and 90 bales Northern st 81 20 ~ 100 lbs.
NE-kupply moderate, and mercy retail
| dam nd. Ne quote from store st 81 40 fol
| LUMBER- Nothing Of moment doing. and mar
krt fully zpp2ded. We give the following quo
/ tatlOns
Pine SyoG7n Su7red Tg.gnJey.- Crr0o ~nteS-De1