Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-11-15
ston's Phosphate of Lime, $65; Whitelocks Cere-
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| stons Phosphate of Lime, $65 Whitelock's Cere-
alizer, SIS 4 ton of 1900 pounds.
| FLoUR.--In the market for this article We have
40 change Of consequence to report for the week
Ijust ended. The supply OF both State and North
ern brands il fully adequate to meet present wants
as only retail enquiry at present exists, We refer
to our a5le for store rates, as IL quantity and
quality.
GRAIN.--The Corn market rules about the same
a reported for the past week or two None of
consequence has been received, and the market
is at present almost ii not entirely bare. We
learn, however, that arrivals are daily looked
tor, sufficient to supply immediate wants. The de-
mand is limited, as Is usual at this season OF the
year, eill few cargoes would find ready sale. In
| the absence of stock we quote ncminally at 81 40
@S1 80 for cargo, and 81 IS IL bCshel from store.
-OATs.-Merely retail enquiry exists for
| which the stock is about sufficient We quote
| IN the small way from store at 81 U bushel.-
| pEAs-Reman without material change, The
| supply is small, but adequate to supply the de-
| mand which now exists and we quote only small
sales of cOO at 81 25@S1 80 % bUsshel.--RICE.
| Clean is in rather better supply, and we quote
Carolina selling in the smah way from store at
12ll13 cents - ID.
! HAY.-The market is heavily stocked with
Northern, the bulk of which is OF inferior quality
| and the market rules very dull. About 365 bales
Northern sold from wharf on Friday at 90@95
cents u 100 lbs. Last sale of Eastern was at
81 20.
LI0IE-Is in fine retail enquiry. to supply which
the stock in dealers hands is sufficient, We quote
from store at 81 80 per cask.
LUMBER.-We have heard Of no transactions of
consequence in this article during the week, and
the market rules about the as last reported.
We give the following quotations
Pine Steam Saaced Lumber Cargo rdteS-per
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes $40 90 "a 81 90
Hayti cargoes, IL 90 q 20 90
g &C flooring boards, rough "a 90 a 25 90
Ship Stuff as per speeifcations,... Is 90 @ 26 90
Pr GnrS Ri Hy,' Flooring ~ 90 g ~ 9 9U
| PEA NUTs-Have continued in moderate en-
quiry for shipment during the week, and prime
article has been readily taken at highest figures
given in our last A large portion of the receipts
are of inferior quality, and very difficult of
sale even at our lowest figures. We quote sales
from carts at 81 G1@$1 IS for inferior, 81 for fair
and 50 25 " bushel for prime.
| PoTAToEs The market is moderately supplied
and demand light. We quote sales of Irish at
So 5Ot9S4 u Dbl, and Sweet at 7Oc@sl u bushel.
PoULTRT-is scarce and wanted We quote
| live chickens at 3O04O cents, and grown fowls at
45050 cents each.
Provisions the BACON market we have
nothing of consequence to report in the way of
sales during the week. The supply Of North Caro-
lima is still light, but the demand is somewhat
checked for the present, owing mainly to the high
prices. We quote at 1920 cents for hog round,
! and 224023 cents % ID. for hams-only prime
article selling readily at highest figures For
| Western there is only retail enquiry, and we
have to report small stock on market. Selling
from store at 1906 cents for shoulders, 183@19t
cents for sides, and 223@25 cents for hams as in
quantity and quality.--LARD.-There is some
enquiry for North Carolina and little or none on
market. We quote at Is cents u ID. Northern is
in fair stock, and sells from store at prices rang
ing from 133 to 16 cents 5B To-, as IN quality.
PoRK.-Northern is in moderate supply, and only
light business doing from store at quotations in
| table. Fresh is beginning to be brought in from
the country, and sells from carts at 123@15 cents
| u pound.
| SALTS in fair stock, and sells from store and
wharf at 50 1001$2 20 for American, and 50 20@
50 80 70 sack for Liverpool ground. No arrivals
| for the week.
SHINGLEs-Are lower, and thero is only light
demand. We quote sales of common at $405$4 so,
and contract at SIS 509$6 so % NJ.
TIMBER-Has been in fair enquiry for mill pur-
poses during the week, and prime quality has
! found ready sale. The arrivals comprise about
q or 80 RATS which have been sold at $7@$7 %
for inferior, $S@$9 Is for ordinary, $10@S10 30
for fair, $11@$11 so for prime, and $12@$12 80
ID Nj for extra mill.
| WooD.-Arrivals have been moderate, and the
market is better supplied still fair demand ex-
lists and prices rule high. We quote sales by the
boat load ct So 1904 Is for pine and ash, and
81 1905 f3 cord for oak.
| FREIGHTS.-Ra to coastwise ports remain
without material alteration. There is, however,
a very small quantity of country produce offering
shipment, and some difficulty is experienced in
| obtaining Cargoes readily. See table for rates.