Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-08-16

family, Wilmington inspection.) The market
is better supplied with State brands, several par
GELS having been received during the week, and
We quote sales at $l3@Si3 so for superfne, and
$140o$i4 25 for family, as in quantity
GRAIN-In the Corn market we have nothing
new to report during the past week. The receipts
have Teen small, but full supply of former ar
rivals remains in the hands of dealers and at
present only a limited enquiry exists. We hear of
the sale from wharf of 900 bushels white at 81
271Q1$1 80 70 bushel-but at the close this figure
is rather above the market. We quote from store
at 81 Is to 81 80 for Mixed and 81 324G1$1 35 for
white, as in quantity and quality. - OATs-The
port a moderate enquiry. Selling in the small
way from store at 81 u bushel.--PEAs-Int the
absence Of any receipts worthy of note the mar
kst continues quite bare, and we report some
enquiry. We quote nominaly at 81 7563s2 u
bushel for COw.-RICE-Th stock of clean is
very small, but sufficient for present retail de-
mana. We quote Carolina at 1908 cents u IL.
by the package.
HAY.-Only about $50 bales received for the
week which have gone into store. There is only
retail demand, and market very well supplied
We quote in the small way from store at 81 251
81 so % 100 lbs. for Northern.
LIME-I5 in very light supply, and. sells from
store at 81 SC6l$2 IL cask.
LUAIBER.--T There is nothing worthy of note do
ing in any description, and the market rules very
dull in the absence of any shipping demand. The
following are the quotations, and are merely NOM
inal
Pine Steam Sao0ed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes $40 90 q % GO
Full Hdyti cargoeS 20 20 90 90 q ~ ~ 90 90
G flooring boards, rough 90 90 "a Is 90
Ship Stuff as per specifications'. ~ GO @ % 90
Deals, by,9 Observation-Disclosures. w w % 20 %
Prime River Flooring. ............ 1G 90 % 20 90
] MoLAssEs.-The market is well supplied with
nearly all kinds, and only light demand exists.
We refer to our table for store prices az in guam
| tity and quality.
PoTAToEs.--1rish are in light supply, but suffi-
clent to supply present demands. We quote from
store at 81 u bbl Small lots of nelU crop sweet
have been brought in and sold from carts at 50
50@S3 % bushel.
PoULTRY.-The market is moderately supplied,
and we quote as follows: Live chickens 20G35
cents, and grown fowls 300140 cents each.
PRovIsIoNs-For N. c. cured BACON the market
has ruled with less activity during the past week,
and prices rather lower than quoted in last.
The receipts have been moderate, and there is
fair supply remaining unsold in receivers hands.
The demand from retailers is light who are buy
ing only in quantities sufficient for immediate
uses: We quote sales of parcels from store at II
@174 cents for hog round, and 1920 cents u Ii.
for hams-highest figures being for prime arti-
Gle. With Western cured the market is moderate
ly supplied, and rules steady. We quote sales
from store at 156316 cents for shoulders, 1G01173
cents for sides, and 1922 cents f3 h.. for hams,
as 10 quantity .--LARD-The market is rather
better supplied, and we quote from store at ITO
IS cents for North Carolina, and 1906 cents u
10. for Northern PoRK-The supply has be-
come somewhat reduced, though fully adequate
to supply present demand, and we refer to our ia
BILE for store rates of the different qualities.
SALT.---No sales to report except in tho small
way, and the market is very well supplied We
quote from store at 50 3O@$2 40 % sack for Liver
pool ground.
SH1NGLEs-Are in some enquiry for building
purposes, and scarcely any coming to market
We quote Common at $30S3 IS, and Contract at
81 50DS5 u NJ.
TIMBER.-None worthy of report has been
brought to market for several weeks past, and
there is little or no demand for mill purposes. We
quote only two three RATS received and sold at
50 for fair MILL and S13 i3 NJ for shipping.
Woods brought to market pretty freely, and
is rather slow of sale by the boat load at 50 7561
So for ash, $3@$3 30 for pine, and SO 25@$3 so u
cord for oak.
FREIGHTs.-We have no change to report in
coastwise rates. Vessels are very scarce and wan
ted, and no difficulty is experienced in obtaining
cargoes at present. See table for rates.