Wilmington journal., 1867-01-24
in the small way from store at SIT 90 for superine
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in the small wav from store at SIT 90 for superine
and $18 S9 Dbl. for family.
| GRAIS.-The Corn market has ruled with rather
more frmness since our last review, Occasioned
BY reduced stock and a better demand. The re-
ceipts comprise only about 900 bushels, of which
one cargo e. 300 bushels) of new white from Hert-
ford sold at 81 17t u bushel-the balance came to
dealers, and has gone into store There is only
small stock at present on market, but we learn
that several cargOes now daily expected TO ar
rive: We quote in the small way from store at
ceipts, and in consequence the supply on market
has become quite light; it Is sufficient, however,
for present wants, as merely retail demand ex-
| .--PEAs-Are in moderate stock, and meet
with ready sale at quotations. We quote by the
quantity at 81 10 for Cow, and 81 z50I$1 80 for
Black RIcE-Is in moderate stock and
only retail demand. We quote clean by the
package at 120124 cents % ID. for Carolina.
HAY--The receipts for a few weeks past have
been quite light, and in consequence the stock Of
former arrivals has Uccome considerably reduced,
though fully adequate for present purposes. We
quote cargo price of Northern at 81 450$1 so y
100 lbs.
LIME.-The market is fully supplied. and only
light demand. We quote from store at s20s2 Is
% cask.
LuMBER-There is no demand worthy of report
for lumber of a. description. The saw mills in
the city have naarly all stopped running, and
there is very little prospect of Recommending
work; In consequence the market rules dull, and
our quotations are almost nominal. See table.
PEA NUTs-Are in fair enquiry, and rule steady
| at former quotations. The receipts for the week
have been moderate, and we quote sales from
and 50 10@s2 25 % bushel for prime quality.
PoULTRY-Is rather slow of SALE and the mar
ket is better supplied. We qnote live fowls at so
040 cents dressed do. 373 @50 cents live tur-
keys 81 500S1 IS each; dressed do, 25(030 cents
y Ii.
PoTAToEs-Irish are in light supply, and we re-
port more enquiry. Selling from store at $3 500
81 90 for eating, and "a 50@S5 S8 Dbl. for plant
ing. Sweet are in better supply, and sell from
carts at sl@s1 IS u bushel.
| PROvIsIoNs-In the BACON market we have moth
ing OF consequence to report. Only small parcels
OF North Carolina coming to market, and the stock
ls light, though we notice only limited enquiry
for retailing purposes. We quote neoc at 1791S
| cents for hog round, and 190520 cents u H. for
hams old is generally held at same figures
Western cured remains in full supply and only
occasional small sales are being made from store
| at 1904 cents for shoulders and 14CaI6 cents n
| lb. for sldes.--LARD-Is II limited request
and market moderately supplied. We quote N c.
at l9020 cents, and Northern at 15t@18 cents u
b --PoRK The price of Northern is without
change. Supply moderate and only light busi-
ness doing at quotations in table. Fresh has ar
rived from the country more freely, and is slow
| of sale at II to 13 cents ~ b. as in quality.
SALT-The market is well supplied, and only a
retail busines doing. We quote from store at 81
359s2 40 % sack for liverpool ground. and 5O@6O
| SHINaLEs-The market continues to rule dull
and only light receipts. We quote Common ut
50 25@s2 rs. and Contract at $49$5 so q M.
TIMBER-We have nothing new to report Some
of the mills having stopped operating the demand
is not so good, though prime article of neao finds
ready sale at about former figures. The recent
freshet has caused better receipts and we quote
sales of some 20@25r rts at s5 for inferior IS so
@s7 SO for ordinary, ss@ss 80 for fair, and So SO
OSLO SO u NJ, for prune mill. %l
WOoD-The market is rather overstocked and
prices are lower. We quote sales at 50 5O6Dt3 for
pine, 50 1898 Is for ASH and So 1904 per cord
for oak.
FREIGHTs-The market rules dull for both coast
wise and foreign ports. Very little produce offer
ing shipment, and considerable difficulty is still
experienced in obtaining cargoes for the vessels
now in port. See table for rates.
Pine Steam Sa,oed Luene6er-C Cargo sates-pe,.