Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-20

We hear of the sale of / 500 bushels on private
TENS and the balance of the arrivals has gone into
store, and is selling in lots to suit at 81 40$l As
u Dushel--OATs-Are in fair supply and only
retail demand exists. Selling in the small way
from store at 80 cents 9s1 % bushel.-PEAs-
Are in rather better enquiry, and prices tend up
ward: OWING to the meagre receipts, the supply
has become reduced, and is at present rather
light. We quote small sales of Cow at prices
ranging from 81 3o@s1 so u bushel--atter fig
rate supply, and demand light. We quote Caro-.
lima from first hands at 91@1e3 cents d h. by thI
package.
Hattie market is at present, well supplied,
but Ia mostly OF inferior quality, which is unsafe
able there is, however, only light demaod -
About GOO bales Northern received for the week
which has gone into store. We advance our
ngnres, aud refer TO table for quotations
LIME The stock on market is small, but sufi-
Gent for present wants. Selling from ore at 81
81 u cask.
UMBER-Ho sales reported, and we awe the
, following qu"Tati ms:
Pine Seam Sa,oed Lumber Cargo rat s-per
1000 rect.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes $40 90 IN 81 90
Hayti cargoes, Is 90 "a 20 90
Full csrgoes wide Boards -. % 90 "a "A 90
:. flooring boards, rough "A 90 al IS 90
Snip Stuff as per speciications,.... % 90 "a 26 90
| Prime River Flooring, -........... Is 90 "a 10 90
MoLAssEs-T There is a moderate supply OF near
y ~, al descriptions on market, and ony SIN all
PEA NUTs There hae been fair eponirv for
!
shipment curing the week, aud slight advance
has been obtained. We note moderate arrivals.
and quote sales from carts at s2@$2 10 for infe-
rior, 81 25(0s2 40 for ordinary, 81 600S2 So for
quality.
J PoTAToEs.-Irish continue in fair supply and
are oull OF sale from store at SO 50@$4 IL Dbl.
! sweet are being brought to market slowly and
| lind ready sale from carts at 81 % bushel
| PoULTT-ls in full supply, and dull. We quote
chlckens at 2O@25 cents, and grown fowls At $50
! 40 cents each Live turkeys 81 2561s1 30 eacI
| dressed do. 1920 cents % b.
| PRoVIsIoNS-The BACON market has ruled with
out material change since the close OF our last re-
| port. The supply of North Carolina remaining in
dealers hands is unusually light, still there is
scarcely any demand, and it ia almost impossible
to effect sales even in the retail way Quotations
are, therefore, merely nominal at 150116 cents
for hog round, and IS cents ~ n. for hams
For Western there is scarcely any demand, and
Inc market rules dull with fair stock in store
We quote at 125@113 cents for shoulders and 15C0
log cents u ID. for sldes as in ouantity,-~
| LARD.-For North Carolina there is some en-
quiry. and the market is almost if not entirely
bare. We quote at 16 cents % tb. Northern is in
moderate supply, and sells at 14916 cents, as in
quality, -PoRK.-Nothing of moment doing
IA TINS artIGle, and there is moderate stock on
market We refer to our table for store rates
Fresh continues to be brought in quite freely from
the country, and sells from carts at prices ran
gi1g from 10 to 123 cents 70 To-, as in quality.
| SALT-Has been in better enquiry during the
week, and We note fair business done from store
at $2CDS2 10 for American and 50 1902 so ID sack
Ior Liverpool ground. lot of $500 sacks, for
mer arrivals, changed hands on private terms
SHINGLEs-Rule exceedingly dull and it is almost
impossible to effect sales. Our quotations in table
are merely nominal.
TINBER.-The demand for mill purposes has
been limited during the week, and in consequence
the market rules dull. We quote sales of II RATS
at S50S6 Is for Inferior Sc 750$7 SO for ordinary
and $8@$8 Is f3 NJ for fair mill.
! woods in fair supply, and rather slow of
sale We quote by the boat load as follows: pine
and ash 81 5O@$3, lghtwood So 25@$4 SO, and oak
! So 50@$4 ~ cord.