Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-03-01
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GRAIN.-since our last review the Corn market
has undergone considerable change, caused by
the heavy receipts, and prices are 1210174 cents
lower. The arrivals by railroad and vessel reach
about %, 900 bushels, CT which we quote sales IS
| follows 1859 bushels at 81 O4, and /. 115 do at
81 10, cash 2179 do at 81 10 per bushel 80 days;
and 1000 do at 81 10 per IS lbs 80 days the
balance came to dealers, and has gone into store
and is selling in lots to suit at 81 15@$1 90 Two
| cargoes on market at the close OF last review,
sold as follows 1400 bushels at 81 10, cash, and
5000 do at 81 173, 30 days.-the market closing
| quiet at 81 O401$l 10 OATs-Are in moderate
demand, and stock small. About 1900 bushels
received for the week, of which 500 do sold from
wharf at 50 cents ID bushel and the balance has
gone into store PEAs.-The market is mod
erately supplied with Cow, and demand light
We quote sales of several parcels at 81 10 % BUSH
ell For ochite there is good demand, and mar
ket bare. We quote at 81 5O@s1 6O--RIoE.-
The supply of clean is light, though sufficient for
present wants. We quote Carolina at 12@124
HAY.-The market continues to DO poorly SUD-
piled, and we notice fair enquiry. A lot of $50
bales Northern was received on Monday and sold
from wharf at 81 IS F} 100 lbs.
LIME - The market is heavily stocked, and mere
ly retail demand A cargo of 1900 casks
received few days since, but not sold. We quote
from wharf at 81 so, and from store at 81 b cask
LUMBER-Is in limited request, and the market
rules very dull. The city mills have nearly all
stopped operations, owing to the small demand,
and quotations in table are merely nominal.
MoLAssEs.--We note the arrival on Saturday of
cargo of ne1 crop Cuba, consisting of 1913 hhds.,
60 tierces, and II bbs., which has changed hands
from wharf at 629 cents in bbls., 55@57A cents in
tierces, and 5O155 cents in hhds., in quantity.
lot Of % hhds. also received from Porto Rico,
which is selling from wharf at 20 cents % gallon,
For store rates of other descriptions we refer to
our table.
PEA NUTs-Continue to be in active demand for
Shipment, and prices tend upward The receipts
are light and we quote sales from carts at prices
ranging from 81 so to 50 40 % bushe-latter price
being paid for extra article.
POTATOES. The market is fully supplied with
Irish, both for eating and planting purposes and
prices have declined. We quote sales at So 500
81 u Dbl Sweet are getting scarce, and sell read
lily at $lCI$1 % u bushel.
POULTRY Is brought to market quite freely and
sells from carts as follows live fowls, 35 to 40 cts,
dressed do 10000 cents each; live turkeys, 81 so
@$2: dressed do, 25@3O cents % ID.
PRovIsIoNs-FOr N. @. BACON the market rules
about the same reported in last. The
rivals have been moderate, aud there is a fair
stock OF new remaining unsold in receivers hands.
Inc demand for retailing purposes is unusually
light for the season, and the sales have been con-
fined to small paI cells at prices ranging from 16 to
IS cents for hog round and 1920 cents % h. for
hamS-hIghest figures being for choice lots. The
supply OF Western cured is fully fair, and only
caslonal sales are being made at 123Dl4 cents for
shoulders, and l4CD16 ents f3 ID. for sides, in
quahty.---LARD-Fo North Carolina there is
some enquiry, ard very little on market. We
quote at 1903 cents Northern is in moderate
supply, and slow of sale from store at 153@17 cts.
d .--PURK-N Northern is in moderate stock,
IA olH oIOlc az given III IaDlc
Fresh sells from carts at 12301l4 cents % h.
SALT-Ihe market is well supplied with all de-
scriptions ard demand light. We quote from
store and wharf at 50 3O@$2 35 % sack for Liver
pool ground, and 6O065 cents F3 bus ell for Alum.
TIL" cargo of 1000 sacks noted in our last as on
market, changed hands on Monday at 81 so u
sack. cash.
SHINGLEs-The market continues to rule dull, in
the absence of any demand for shipment. We
quote at S30S3 IS for Common, and $4D$5 so 70
NJ. for Contract.
TIMBER-Arrives slowly, and prime article
generally finds sale at our quotations. We quote
sales for the week of IL RATS at s. for inferior Sc
75GGs7 rs for ordinary and 5000 rs % NJ. for fair
mill.
Woods in good supply, and extremely dull Of
sale. We quote by the boat load at $201$2 rs for
pine and ash, AMI So 25@s3 so % cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-Remain without material alteration.
Several vessels have arrived during the week. and
are being loaded for coastwise ports at prces quo
ted in our table.