Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08

ceipts no sales of moment have taken place, and
we Guate from store in lots at 81 So for mixed and
yellow, and 81 AZ q bushel for white. ---OATs-
! Rue about the same as last reported There is
only moderate demand, and the supply is suffi-
cient for present purposes. lot of 800 bushels
was received on Tuesday, and sold from wharf at
70 cents y busheI Selling from store at IS to IS
| cents, as in quality.-PEAs-Are brought in
sparingly, and the market is poorly supplied
We quote Cow as selling in small lots at 81 2061
81 % % l--RIcE.--Clea Carolina is
scarce and wanted, and we quote at 14014s cents
y b. India sells from store at 13@133 cents. ia]
HAY.--The market is at present very well sup
piled with Northern, and the price has declined q
shade. We quote sales from wharf of 825 bales,
follows: 200 bales at 81 40 /; 125 do at 81 IS;
and 500 do at 81 30 b 100 lbs. No late receipts or
LUMBER River.-Little or no enquiry, and the
market rules dull See table for quotations..
LIHIE-Is i'll moderate request, and stock very,
hght we quote in the small way from store at
SO 25 u cask. 7
PoTAToEs.The market is pretty well supplied,
and only retail enquiry. We quote Sweet ct 80
cents @$1 % bushel, and Irish at So to So rs q
Journals scarce, and prices higher. We
quote live chickens at 4O@5O cents, and grown
PEA NUTs-The new crop is coming to market
very slowly yet, and we notice considerable de-
mand. The sales have been from carts at prices
ranging from 81 80 to So 59 bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-In the Bacon market we have moth
ing new to report The supply of N. @. cured is
very light, and we notice a fair enquiry for retail
est figures nearly all coming in, however, is Of
inferior quality, which is not saleable. We quote
small transactions from store at 23(dg25 cents for
hog round 22Ql23 cents for shoulders, 230A cts.
for Sides and 25@l26 cents f3 h. for hams, accord
ing to quality The market is rather better sup
piled with Western, and we notice only a limited
demand. We quote by the package at 1920 cts.
for shoulders, and 2001219 cents ID b. for sides.
---LARD-North Carolina is scarce and in de-
mand for retailing purposes, and sells at 24125
cents. Northern IS in good supply, and rather
dull of sale at 1S@21 cents p b., as in quality.
-PoRK-Nor' hern is in light supply, and
prices remain unchanged. Small sales from store s.
during the week at quotations in table.
Subtitle demand for all descriptions has been
limited for some weeks past and the sales are con-
GELS have been received, and the market is very
well supplied. We quote from store st 50 654
81 rs 9sack 'or Liverpool ground, and 70@75 cents
y bushel for Alum The cargo of & 600 bushels
reported in our last from Turks Island as being
on market, was sold from vessel at As cents ID
bushel.
SH1NGLEs-Are in better enquiry, and scarcely
any coming in. We quote sales of small boat
loads at SO 5O@$4 for Common, and $5D$5 90 u
M. for Contract. . .
TIMBER-The demand for mill purposes has
been limited since our last report, and only o few
RATS have changed hands. Some 10 or IL RATS
have been brought in, nearly all of which is still
on market unsold-sellers holding at prices above
the views of buyers. We refer to our table for
classified prices,
Woods in active request, and only small lots
coming to market. We quote at 81 Is for pine, So
@s5 Is for ash, and Sc % cord for oak.
FREIGHTs.-There is nothing new to report in
the market for coastwise ports. There is mod
crate quantity of produce for shipment, and ves-
sells scarce. We refer to our table for last prices
paid.
Pine Steam Stt1ced Lunlber.-Cdrgo rdtes-per
1000 feet.