Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-15

adequate to supply present wants. There is fair
enquiry, and few cargoes would sell readily at
high figures. We advance store rates shade, and
quote small sales at 81 40 for yellow and 81 is ID
ply, and I'VE notice merely a retail enquiry. We
quote cargo price at 70 CENTS and from store at rs
ly, and there is only light supply on Market
We quote by the quantity at 81 2O6o$1 Is g bush.
for Cow.--RICE.-Littleo or no clean Carolina
on market, and we quote by the cask at 140148
cents ~ h. India sells in the small way from store
at 1904 cents.
HAY.-None received for the week, but we note
fair stock of former arrivals on market, and only
a light demand We quote cargo price Of North
ern at 81 80 ~ 100 lbs.
LUMBER RrER-The market rules quiet as
there is little or no demand for shipment. See
table for quotations.
LInrE-No late receipts, and the stock has be-
come nearly worked OFF. We quote from store at
81 25 % cask.
MoLAssEs-There is indicate supply of nearly
all descriptions in store, and the sales have been
IN the small way at quotations in table.
PEA NUTs-Have been brought to market rather
more freey during the past week, and prime
bright article has found quick sale at highest fig
ure. We quote from carts at prices ranging
from 50 so to SO d3 bushel, as in quality
PoTAToEs-Are in fair supply and only small
sales. We quote Irish at 50 25GDs3 rs % Dbl, and
Sweet at so cents a 81 f9 bushel.
PoULTRY-The market is rather better supplied,
and we quote live chickens at 30@45 cents, and
grown fowls at $4,000 cents each.
PRovIsIo,Js-For N. @. cured BACON the market
mas ruleu quleG curing the week, III tile absence OF
the usual demand for retailing purposes, and the
sales have been confined to parcelsfin the small
way at 23124 cents for hog round, and 256l26 cts.
u 10. for hams-highest figures being for choice
lots. There is but little coming to market, and
the supply in receivers hands is very light but
sufficient for present demand. The market is bet
ter supplied with Western, and we quote small
sales during the week at II to 20 cents for should
ers, and 20G2l3 cents for Sides in quantity and
| quallty.--LARD-Afew parcels of N. @. make
nave been received, which Is held at "a cents in
bbls., but no sales. Northern is in fair stock, and
| sells from store at 1920 cents u tb.-PoRK-
| For Northern the market has ruled quiet, and we
| note material decline on former prices. We re-
have been brought in from the country, aud we
| quote from carts at 170l18 cents III H.
| SALTS in moderate supply, and the demand
| is limited, being principally for small parcels A
| lot OF 100 sacks Liverpool ground sold on We'd
| nesday at 81 % f9 sack: We quote in the small
way from store at 50 60@s2 IS 70 sack for Liver
pool and $1,000 cents u bushel for Alum
| SHINGLES-Are brought in slowly, and sell OF
| So 259S3 Is for Common, and S5@$5 so S3 NJ for
Contract
| TMBER.-The market continues to rule quiet
as there is only light demand for mill purposes
and sales difficult to effect unes at low figures
We quote sales of only six RATS at So for inferior
$90$10 for fair mill, S12 for prime, and $13 % M.
| for shipping. Several RATS still on market I'M
| Woods in demand, and finds ready sale at
high prices We quote by the boat load at $40
4 % for pine, 81 80 for ash, and $51$5 so a8 cord
for oak.
FREIGHTs.-Owing to the scarcity of vessels,
country produce is accommodating on the wha YES,
and we notice fair amount offering for shipment.
Rates to New York have improved q shade on
cotton and naval stores, but to other ports there
| are no vessels up at present We refer to our ia
| bic for rates.
Pine Steam Saeced Lun1ber-Cargo rates--per