Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-17

We report only light demand from butchers
Small sales have taken place On the hoof at Gail
cents Gos OT nes mIs as IN quality and
moderate. Sells from the mills at 81 l0al Is p
bushel.
CoTToN-For this article the mar ket during the
week just ended has ruled quiet. Under the ad.
vices from abroad the demand has been some
what checked and as holders have not pressed
sales the transactions meagre. The stock
here il generally held above the views of buyers
| and We quote the market closing inactive. The
81 at 12 1l6 at Is, II at 49,, 81 at 49, POT at 13A
and SO at II cents. We quote as closing quota
tons: Ordinary II cents. good ordinary - cents.
low mlddhng 135 cents, and middllng Il csnts
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton, of the most
approved patterns, are in moderate stock, and
sell from store at 53g7 cents p b, as in guam
tity and quality.
EGes-Are in good supply. and market rules
FERTILIzEEs-The market is very well sup
piled at present, and demand only mod
crate. We quote sales from store as follows:
:6Oas65; Waodo Guano, $40; Patapsoo do. $65;
Phoenix do. $50; Nayassa Guano, $65 4; Wilcox
Gibbs Co.'S Manipulated do. $40; E. T. Goes
Phosphate. $50 Woolston's Phosphate. $40 ;
Chesapeake Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros. Super
phosphate of Lime 500; Whann's Raw Bone Su-
perphosphate. $40; Lodi Manufacturing Go. Pure
Bone s48; do do double refined Poudrette $50; do
do Nit. phosphate Lime $50 Berger Il Butz's
|, Superphosphate $50 !; Wilson's Surerphosphate
OF Lime, $50; Star Soluble Phosphate $55; Oom-
: pound AcidPhosphate Of Lime $48; Land Pias-
AN
, FLoUR-The market Is fairly supplied with oil
= brands, and we report only light demand from
+ the trade. Gales are making from store fig.
L ures given III table, according to quantity and
} quality.
g FIsH-There is q fair stock Of Mullets on mai
q ket, and the demand is limited. We quote as
selling from store at 81 50a5 SO for pine bbls.
GRAIN-ln the lORN market we have to report
/ less frmness daring the week just closed. and q
I shade decline has taken place in price. Recent
arrivals have fully supplied the market, and al
: present the demand is limited. The receipts
reach about Is, gal bushels. of which II 100 bush.
d els have gone into store, aid Of the balance
: sales maze follows: 1850 bushels at 95 cents
? and 364i do. at 50 cents u bushel from vessel
. last sale being at lowest figure. From store we
quote at 81 O50$1 OH. bags incuded.--
e OATs-Are in moderate supply, and merely re
, tsil business do ng from store at 20 to rs cents
L are in demand. None OF consequence coming
IN, and receipts would command II 2591 80 d
: quest, and stock moderate. Carolina sells at q
, to 81 cents 81 b. --WHEAT-Is wanted, anC
[. none received. We quote nominally at ST 5Oa
55 for red, and 81 rs a 80 for white.
HAY-Tbo Receipts continue meagre. but
there is foil stock on market, and demand
Hsnt Uny %pJuu - Dses Eort 10n recevee
ern nominal at 81 goal 40 for cargoes.
LIMf7CortinHes to be in fair stock and deman
; and 81 50 u sack for HockIand.
LUMBER-Jny light shipping demand. an
tho market il fully supplied. we quote fol
lows:
ortlinary assortment Cuba cargoes, s18 90 @ 10 Q
Hayti cargoes, Is 90 "a 90 q
Full cargoes wide Boards. ........ 20 90 @D % Q
flooring boards, rough % 90 "a % G
Ship 6tuf "a = epecifcations- % 90 a "a Q
Deals, 3 by g. :---....-.-..... 20 90 D ~
Primo River flooring ....-........ Is 90 0D 20 {
: MoLAssEs-Is in fair stock, and deman
moderate. A cargo of 2OG hhds and 100 Dbl
y crop (frst Of the season) received fro1
3 Cuba on Monday, and sold from wharf st
: cents in hhds. aud 38 cents u gallon in bbls
PEA NUIs-Ihe demand continues to be full
n fair fer shipping purposes, and receipts ratI
= er small. We quote sales during the week
n the following figures: Fair 81 S0a1 80. prin
= 81 9Oa2 O5. extra 81 1Oa2 20, and fancy ut So q
= 2 80 u bushel.
PoTAroEs-Arrivals of Irish light for the wee
q and the stock on market has become reduce
q There Is a fair demand, and sales are makir
from store at S4a4 Is for eating, and 81 50a5
n. e Dbl. for planting. Sweet bring 60 to 80 cen
. f} bushel.
g PoULTRY-Is coming in slowly, and demar
. fair We quote TO wls at 3Oa4O cents for live ar
e 40a45 cents each for dressed.
~ pROVISIONS-ln the BACON market hs'
A nothing nav 20 report for the week. Receip
N of North Carolina continue moderate, and the
f is fair supply on market. Some demand exist
d and quote email sales at IA cents for shot
~2 ders. 15al6 ce1ts for sides, 15a16 Ger
/ for hog round, and 16a1a GEMS %
= for hams, according to quality. Western
- in full stock, and the market rules quiet al
- slight decline. There is merely retail demar
- and we quote from store as follows: Smoke
- 115a123 cents for shoulders, 13ta14 cents
~ Sides and 16a19 cents for hams;-dry sa!ted, !
10 all cents for shoulders, and 13a134 cents !
NJ sides. fairly supplied wi
~ Northern, and demand mainly for retail lots.
q quote at Is to Is cents T3 b.---PoRK-SupE
~ of Northern is moderate, and demand light. 3
N table for store rates. Fresh is in moderate r
" ceipt and sells at TO IL cents - 10.
~ sALT-Only moderate demand exists. a
n the market is very we'll supplied We quote
- selling in small lots from store at 81 40a1 As
~ sack for American.
- SHINGLEs-Are dull of sale. Small receip
- and we quote at 81 25a2 Is for Common, and
Il 50a5 80 u III for Contract
I52 TIMBER- Has been in moderate request
-! mill purposes during the week. and the mari
-'S has ruled at about former rates. Receipts rea
some 2Oa25 RATS, the bulk of which has be
sold at figures given in table.
~ Woods coming to market slowly, and me-
* with ready sale. We quote at 50 SO to 50
- pine. 50 75a3 for sshe, and 50 25 u cord for os
M FREIGHTs-To coastwise ports witht
M change. Produce is offering sparingy, and oil
" in about quantities sufficient for the vessels n
"a in port. See table.
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