Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-09-06

perhne, sl2@$13 so for family, and $140s16 n
Dbl for extra family, Wilmington inspection) as
! in quantity and quality.
GRAIN The Conn market has ruled without
material change since the close Of our last re-
Wow. The supply in dealers hands has been in
creased by the receipt of some 10 to r. 0OObushels
while there has been nothing of consequence
done, the sales for the week having been princi
pay confined to small lots from store. We quote
cargo price at 81 % for white. Selling from
store at 81 2730G$1 80 for mixed and 81 351Sl 40
u bushel for white, as in quantity and quality.
--OATs.-Ihe market is still poorly supplied,
and we have to report moderate enquiry Selling
IN the small way from store at 80 cents 90 81 ~
bnshe'. ---PEAs-Of all descriptions are in fair
enquiry, and would meet with ready sale at high
prices. None received, ard market bare We
quote nominally at 81 759s2 u bushel for Cow.
--RICE-Iherei is a fair demand from retailers
for c'ean Carolina, and none in first hands. We
4uote al 1l3G13 cents u ID.
3HAY.-Only about 100 bales Northern received
for the week, which have gone into store. Market
fairly supplied, and only light demand exists
from dealers.
LIME-Is in moderate enquiry, and the supply
of good has become worked off. We quote ut
81 80@s2 u per cask in the small way.
LUMBER.-In this article there has been little or
nothing done for some time past, owing in great
sure to the scarcity of vessels in the absence
of which there has been no shipments. AS soon
as shipping come in freely, there will no doubt
De a renewed activity in the market. We give the
following as cargo rates.
Pine Steam Sdeued Lumber Cdrqo rates-pe,.
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, as 90 % 20 90
Hayt cargoes, II 90 "a Is 90
Full cargoes wide Boards -, 20 90 "a 90 90
g g flooring boards, rough 90 90 90 25 90
Snip Stuff as per specltcatlons,.... 20 90 90 % 90
Deals, by,9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 90 90 20 90
Prime River Flooring. ............. IA 90 "a IS 90
MoI4AssEs-Is in good stock, and only small
business doing from store at quotations in table,
PorAToEs.-New crop Sweet are being brought
to market pretty freely, and sell from carts at 81 so
to 81 % bushel; Irish are in small supply, and
sell at So 1904 IS u Dbl.
PoGLTRY.-We quote as follows Live chick
ems 250035 cents, aud grown fowls 356a45 cents
each, according to size.
PRovIsIoNs-For N. O. cured BACON the tone of
the market has somewhat improved since our last
review, though we have no quotable change to
make on former prices. There is very little
coming in, and the reduced stock in first hands
causes rather more frmness IL the market. There
is, however, only light demand and the sales
for the week have been confined to small lots
from store at 165@173 cents for hog round, II
cents for Sides 16 cents for shoulders, and 2O@21
cents u ID. for hams-our outside figures being
for choice lots. The market is at present mode
rately supplied with Western, and only light de-
msnd exists. We quote from store at l4A@15
cents for shoulders, 164@18 cents for sides, and
19021 cents for hams, by the package.-
LARD-North Carolina is in very light supply, and
we quote at l7018 cents. Northern is in good
stock, and sells from store al 130161 cents S3 III
--PoRK-NOrthern has been in fair enquiry
during the week, but owing to the small stock the
sales have been limited; several lots have been
received for the past day or two, however, and the
market is now better supplied. We refer to our
table for store rates.
SALT.-We notice the receipt coastwise of about
$500 sacks Liverpool ground during the week,
and the market is fully supplied. We quote sales
from wharf at prices ranging from 50 80 to 50 40
% sack, as in quantity.
SHINGLEs-6rrive slowly, and only light de-
mand. Small sales at 50 5000$3 for Common, and
$40l$5 ID N. for Contract.
TIMBER-The market has ruled dull and mac
tive for the past week two, owing to the alb
sence of the usual demand from millers, who are
unwilling to purchase to any extent at present,
the scarcity of shipping prevents the expectation
of lumber. We quote sales of six RATS at So 80
for inferior, 81 1908 for ordinary, and s9@$10 u
M. for fair mill.
Woods is moderate request, and supply
small. We quote by the boat load at 50 5O@$3
80 for pine, 81 75@S3 for ash, and So 5O@$3 rs u
cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-Several sailing vessels have arrived
during the week, and been readily taken up by
shippers. There is considerable produce await
ing shipment, and cargoes are readily obtained at
rates given in table.