Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-22

moderate supply of former ais in the hands
of dealers, and we report only a. retail demand
We quote by cargo at 70 cents, and from store at
75@80 cents u bushel-PEAs-Are brought to
market slowly, and we note some enquiry Sales
of small lots at 81 20@$1 Is u bushel for Cow
-RICE-A few lots Of new crop Carolina have
been brought in during the week, and sales made
from store at 1906 cents y b., as in quality
India is slow of sale at 13@14 cents.
HAY-The market is well supplied with North
ern, and in the absence of the usual demand from
dealers, has ruled quite dull About 400 bales
have been received, and we learn of only about rs
bales having changed hands at 81 Is % 100 lbs. A
lot of 200 bales was sold at auction on Monday at
81 20.
LUMBER River-Is in limited request. Sale
of only one raft flooring boards at $18 so q M.
LIMBS In some enquiry, and in the absence OF
receipts the stock has been entirely worked off,
Quotations in table are therefore merely nominal.
MoLAssEs.-There is fair supply on market,
and demand moderate, See table for store quota
tons. We quote sales from first hands of -hhds.
Cuba at 473 cents 70 gallon.
PEA NUTs-Have been in fair request during
the week. and prices are better than quoted at
dry article sells readily at our highest figure,
while inferior are slow of sale at low rates. We
quote sales from carts at prices ranging from 81
to 50 60 % bushel, as in quality.
PoTAToEs-Are in limited request, and market
well supplied. We quote Sweet at rs cents 01$1
% bushel, and Irish at 50 25@s3 rs u bbl
PoULTRY-Is selling from carts at 30@40 cents
for live chickens, and $4,000 cents each for grown
fowls.
Provisions. the BACON market we have no
change of consequence to report. The supply of
N. c. cured is very small, still notice merely a
light demand for retailers purposes The sales
for the week have been confined TO small lots from
store at 230l2l cents for hog round and 25D26
cents f3 ID. for hams. One two small parcels of
choice have sold at prices shade higher, but the
above figures are about the ruling price. With
Western cured the market continues to be mod
erately supplied and we quote small transactions
from store at 1890 cents for shoulders, and 21l
215 cents for sides-LARD.-Ther is merely a
retail demand, and the market rules quiet. We
quote small sales at % cents for North Carolina,
--PoRK-Prices have further declined since
our last, and at present are rather unsettled
There is moderate supply of Northern in market,
and quote sales from store at quotations in table,
Fresh has been brought in freely, and sold from
carts at 150918 cents u Ib.
| ShT-We have nothing to report in this
article. The demand appears to be limited, and
the market is well supplied. We quote from store
at 50 GOOSE IS u sack for Liverpool ground, and
| $1,000 cents ~ bushel for Alum.
| SHINGLES-Are i'll some enquiry, and only small
boat loads coming to market. We quote Common
at $3@S3 rs. and Contract at $5@$5 so u M.
| IMBER-Ihe market remains without material
alteration. Very little coming in at present, and
only a few RATS remain unsold. We quote sales
of 7@8 RATS at $3.50 so for good, s1O0$1O so for
fair, and 81 u M. for prime MILL
! WOOD-COntlnues to be brought to market slow
| ly, and is in fair demand. We quote by the boat
load at So 50(0s4 for pine, S4D$4 % for ash, and
So f8 cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-The market rules steady for coast
wise, and very few vessels in port. We advance
quotations shade, and refer to our table for
last prices paid.
Pine Steam Saaoed Lunober-Cargo rateS--per