Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-17

i EaGs-Are i'll fair supply, aud sell. by the
quantity at IA to Is cents q dozen.
FERTIL1zERs-The market is very we'll sup
crate. We quote sales from store as follows:
Peruvian Grano, $40 q s75; Pacific do.
SS5ass5; Wanao G1ano. $40; Patapsco do: s65
rhoepix do: $55 Nayassa Guano, $65 Wilcox,
Gibbs & Cos Manipulated do. $40 E. r. Goes
SsperPhosphate OF Lime. $50 Baugh's Raw Bone
Chesapeake Phosphate $50 Lister Bros Super
phosphate OF Lime e65; Whann's Raw Bone Su-
perphOsphate $50: Lodi Manufacturing 90. Pure
Bone s4S; do do double refined Poudrette $50; do
do Nit. phosphate Lime So Berger Il Butts
suPerphosphate, $50 Wilson's Surerphosphate
OF Lime, $50; Star Soluble Phosphate $50 Com
pound Acid Phosphate of Lime $43 Land Pas
ter s1s-au u ton of 1000 MS.
FLCUR-In this article we have no m aterial al
teratlon to report as regards prices. Arrivals
for the week have been somewhat better. and 1T
present there is 3 moderate stock in dealers
hands. Only light demand from the trade, AID
We refer to table for prices!at which sales have
taken place during the week.
FIsH-Mullets are in light stock. and there is
som3 demand. Ony one or two email parcels re-
eeived and sold from wharfiat 81 6Oa$5 for pine
bbs
GRAIN-In the Corn market we have nothing
| are therefore without cargo sales to report;
last sale WAS at 80 cents Dealers have n full
ness doing IN the small way from store 1t 81 G5
| q bushe, sacks included. --OATs-Are in
very light stock at present, none having been
received for some time past. moderate d.
mand exists. AID we quote as selling from store
at Is to so cents b busheI --PEAs-Are very
scarce and wanted, the market ruling firm at
high prices, Only small receipts, which have
found sse at 81 SIS to 81 rs for mixed. and SAG
| 2 10 - busheI for black eye. --R1cE-Oies
is in tmail stock and demand light OaroIina
sells by the cssk at to IL h. as in quail
ty: Rough is nominal at 81 So to 81 so % bushel.
| HAY-Receipts for a few weeks past have been
meagre, and confined to email lots. There is,
however, full stock on market, and demand only
for Northern, and 81 35at1 40 3 100 lbs for East
err.
LIME-No late receir ts, and the stock in deal
ers hands has become pretty much worked off
Sales from store at 81 45a$1 50 % cask
| LUMBER-Market well supplied with all kinds,
and only light business doing at the following
Pine Steam Saaoed Luns1er-C Cargo rates-per
orn@r 6SSa 5s eargoes .1s 90 a 10
Hayti cargoes, IL 90 00 90 90
Full cargoes wide Boa. as ~ 20 90 al % 90
a, flooring boards, rough % 90 a % 90
emp stun as approximations % 90 "a "a 90
Fr'me river flooring. ............. IL 90 0D 20 90
AoLAssEs--Is IN very good stock and demand
moderate. None received for the week and fer
mer arrivals are selling from store at figures Civ
ell in table
| PEA NuTs-Neary quite all of last years.
crop has aires dS been brought to market, and
the receipts are con6ne to small scattering lots.
There ID u brisk enquiry, and high prcas are
readily obta nd The sales FOR the week have
been at about the following range of figures:
fair 81 50as2 IS, primo - G0a$2 ~. and extra
81 IS IL bushel
rather light, though adequate to meet the de-
mAnd at pre-'nt existing. We quote from store
at $3at4 80 for eating, ard 81 5Jaf5 u bbl for
planting Sweet brought III slowly, and sell
at 10 cents to 81 II bushel.
POULTRY -Is in small supply but sufficient to
meet the demand. We quote grown fowls at sc
dressed
PRovIsIoNs-Arrvals OF North Carolina BACON
for lhe week have been moderate, and the market
is better supplied. and rules rather duh in the
absence Of the usual dem and for retailers pur
NIa aInuo her nj al
13al33 cents for shoulders, 14 al6 cents for sides
15a16 cents for hog round, and 16aI7 cents " IL
for hams. accord NJ to quantity and quality. The
mand is principally for retail lots. We quote
from store as follows: SIN oked. 114a124 cents fol-
shoulders. 13s13@ cents for sides, and l5a19 cents
for hams;-dcy sailed 1Ofal13 cents for should
ers. and 13al34 cents q ID for sides.--LARD-
Supply of Northern fully fair, and demand mainly
In the retail way. We quote selling at figures
ranging from 10 to 10 GEMS 78 ID as in quality
x-PoRK-Northern is i'll email stock, but
tu,iy adequate to meet the retail enquiry: Zee
to II cents f3 10.
SALT-There is mercy retail demand, and
the market Is moderately supplied. FROM store
We quote selling 81 80 81 40 for Ame rican,
and 81 As 81 50 II sack for Liverpool ground
Receipts are only 500 sacks coastwlse, which sold
at 81 b.
SHINGLEs--Lttle or ~ demand for shipping
purposes. antr the msrket rules dull We quote
50 a So SO T9 M. for Contract
TIMBER-The market as ruled less firm sine e
our last. there being only light demand for
mill purposes, though We have no quotable
change to make on former rates. Receipts are
about % rats, the bulk Of which sold a. figures
ranging within table.
WooD supply fair, and demand light. Sells
by the boat load at 81 25 50 SO for pine and
ash. and 50 so 50 IS % cord for oak.
FRzIGHTs- There is nothing new to report IN
the market to coastwise ports. Vessels are arriv-
ing rather slowly, but in sufficient numbers to
take the pr lduce Offering, and cargoes are rath-
er difficult to procure. see table for rates last
paid 49,
Rates Freight.