Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-18

hands Is becoming reduced, though fully sniff
Gent Tor present wants. A lot of /, 900 busheIa
" - re zee rom aertf3rd on Monday and sold
~ ,! ZIG u bushel for white "a prime ARTICLE g.
meallng purposes, would no doubt br,1g biohor
figures. We quote in the small wav from tssat
81 g7 -. stock in dealers hands il
SINAI, but there is a very light demand Rotoh
ing from store at 80 cents u bushel.--PTtsH
Are beginning to be brought to market .nd
prices prices are rather lower few lots have been re-
80, and by retail at 81 759s2 ~ busbeI'y RE-
Continues in fair demand, and in the absence IF
receipts Carolina has become very scarce We
quo,e at 1251l3 cents f9 Ii. for clean w
HAY-The market is heavily snpnlied Will,
northern, and the demand is limited Several
lots have arrived during the week, but we hear Of
ne sale OF only 53 bales from wharf at IS cents 10
10. VIZ yuan NY "' 81
L1IE-Ihere is merely local demand, to meet
which the supply In dealers hands is sufficient
We quote from warehouse at 81 90 40 casil
LUMBER.-The market rules quiet. and lint l;t-
tie demand. One raft of flooring boards Criyerl
sold on Tuesday at S14 u III. The FOLLOWING arc
the quotations from mill:
Pine Steam Sa,ced Lumber Cdyoo yate,-ner
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoos, s18 90 a 20 90
Full cargoes wide Boa ha9yti carsOos' y 90 IS 90
g flooring boards, rough 90 90 an q 90
snip stun as per speciications,.... 20 90 az 23 90
DG"lS' . pg,5 ............... 90 90 an 90 co
Prime River Flooring, .......... Ia 90 IN 1S M
AtOLASSE Ii III lull supply, and only small
business doing from store at quotations in table
PEA NUTs.-The arrivals of neao crop have been
rather better for the week, and we note fair de-
mand for shipment. The sales have been from
carts at prices ranging from 50 so to a. az busheI
according to quality. ~ '
PoTAToKs The market is moderately supplied
VITA poth Sweet and Irish, and only a small de-
mand. We quote the former at $1Gs1 Ok 20 hush
from store. U OOi'
PoULTRY-Is in demand at full prices and tho
EunnIia6 No y,04o
ems at 30@45 cents, and grown fowls at 451S5o
cents each, as to size
PRoylsIoNs;-The BACON market continues to
rule firm for North Carolina, with brisk demand
for Jobbing lots, and prices are a shade higher.
Inc receipts are meagre, and the stock in dealers
hands is very light. We quote sales for the week
i93 cents for hog round, and Is cents ~ n. for
hams-a prime article finding quick sale at these
figures The supply of Western has become ma
terlally reduced, and is at present ouite small.
while moderate enquiry exists Selling from,
store at 16@l63 cents for shoulders, 18k60191
cents for sides, and 22,924 cents % 10 for hams,
as IN quantity in merely retail de-
mand, and the market is moderately SUPPLIED with
Northern, which sells from store at l410117 cents
North Carolina is rather scarce and sells at 17Al8
cents T8 b.--PoRK.-There is only retail en-
curry, and the market is moderately supplied with
Northern. Sells from store at quotations in table.
according to quality.
SAIT.-The market continues to be fully sup
piled, and we report moderate business do
ing from store We quote at So 1OCSs2 * for
American, and 50 2O@$2 80 % sack for LIVERPOOL
ground, according to quantity.
SHINGLEs-Have been in moderate enquiry for
some weeks past, and the market rules steady.
Sales by the boat load at $405$5 Il M. for Com
mon, and S5@$7 % Nj. for Contract.
TIMBER-Is brought to market sparingly, and
Tor prime quality there Is fair enquiry for mill
purposes Only three RATS received for the week.
and sold at quotations in table.
WooD.-There is but little coming in, and
scarcely any on market We quote sales bv the
quantity at S. 50@$4 for pine, $40$4 IS for ash,
and 81 50(0$5 % cord for oak
FREIGHTs.--No change to report in rates, and
ceedingly dull. There is only small quantity Of
country produce Offering shi pment, and it is very
difficult to procure cargOes at present. Our quo
tatlons IN table are for last rates paid.