Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-22

ces and quote from store at 50 500D$I0 for fine
and sis@$17 bbI for t family fWiImHgton IN,
spectlon,) rs in quality. State brands continue
scarce, and sell in the small way at SIT for super
fine, and SIT 5001$18 for family
GRAIN.-The CORN market has ruled with less
firmness for few days past, occasioned by the
heavy receipts and prices a shade lower The
arrivals for the week comprise some 16 ,000@18,000
bushels by railroad and vessel of which we notice
sales of 400 bushels at ST. 26, and 1900 do. at
81 223 u bushel-closing at latter price, with a
declining tendency;-the balance has gone into
store, and is selling in the small wy at 81 ESQ
81 80 % bushel.--OATs-Are in very light sup
ply, and notice a moderate enquiry. Only
about 800 bushels received for the week, and gone
into store. We quote cargo price at 7O075 cents
~ busf el.--PEAs.-The market il moderately
supplied with cor, and there is merely retail
quiry. We quote at 81 1O@$t 20 % bushel, as in
quantity. For av7.ite there is fair enquiry and
none market; would sell readily at high prices.
-RIcE.-Clean is in light stock though fully
adequate for the demand, and we quote Carolina
at l2Dl23 cents ~ b. lot of 200 bushels rough
for seed) cold few days since at So so % bushel.
HAY-Is in fair enquiry. and market poorly sup
Piled About 200 bales Northern received for the
week and sold from wharf at 81 6239s1 65 % 100
pounds.
LIME-Is in heavy stock, and scarcely any do
mand We quote from store at 50 per cask.
ER.-River-Demand limited, and market
dull. One raft (65,OOO feet) sold on Tuesday at
50 25 u NJ. for wide boards and scantling.
PEA NUTS-Have been brought to market slow
demand. The price has advanced 10 shade, and
we quote sales at prices ranging from 81 IS to
81 Is for inferior and ordinary, and 50 30(S$2 SO
" bushel for prime quality.
PoULTRY-SelS from carts follows Live
fowls 50 to 45 cents; dressed do, 10000 cents
each live turkeys 81 5O0$2 25; dressed do, 20
025 cents y b.
PoTAToEs-The market is better supplied with
Irish, several parcels having arrived during the
week, and we quote sales from store and wharf at
81 50GS5 80 p bbl., in lots to suit Sweet are in
demand, and sell from carts at $1@$l rs u BUSH,
i'll quality.
PRovIsIoNs.-In the BACON market we have
nothing new to report. The receipts of N. @.
cured have been better and there is moderate
supply on market. The demand for retailing pur-
poses has become somewhat checked, and the
sales for the week have been confined to small
parcels at 16, 170l18 cents for hog round and 49,
19(02O cents u ID. for hams, in qualty-gene-
rally held at highest figures. Western cured con-
tnues in fair supply, and scarcely any demand
We quote from store at 1904 cents for shoulders
and l4016 cents % ID. for sides,--LARD.-T
market is moderately supplied, and only retail
demand We quote small sales at IS cents for
North Carolina and 15IG117 cents % H. for North
ern. --PoRK.-Fo Northern there is merely q
retail enquiry, and we notice fair supply mar
ket See table for store quotations Fresh sells
from the carts at 111313 cents u ID.
SALT.-There is only light demand, and the
market is fully supplied cargo of 1000 sacks
was received on Tuesday from Liverpool, but not
sack, for Liverpool ground and 60 cents ID bushel
for Alum.
SH1NGLEs.-No shipping demand, and the mar
ket rules dull We quote small sales of Common
at $3@$3 80. and Contract at $50$5 so ON.
IIMBER.-Owing to the low stage Of the water
courses, scarcely any has reached market during
the past week. and there is little or mono of for
Iner arrivals remaining unsold. We quote sales
OF only three RATS at S60$6 80 for ordinary, and
so for prime mill
Woods brought to market quite freely, and
is slow of sale. We quote by the boat load at
81 5O9S3 for pine and ash, and So 250$3 so d
cord for oak.
FREIGHT. We have nothing new to report in
OtG, I,
notice only small quantities of produce Offering
shipment. We refer to our table for last rates
paid.
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