Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-25

IN the absence ofreceps worthy of not, for so,,.
"i me STOCK IN dealers hands has BECOME
t%arcFaiiy reduced, and is at present Onte small
mere IS however, merely q Local dnnabd IL 5 isl'
mar@et rn.e5 quiet. We quote csr Is H' ana the
inal at 81 25M$I 3d. end from So 81 price as nom-
ga? at 81 'sfL:l 40 J. buaheifor wlite 1lIo Shia
Ale IN li@ht supply. but sufficient far e. AIS ATS
trade We advance the price shade ana e retall
from store at 80 coats 0l$1 y busheI1o iTIote
"A, ne new crop are being brought to market. and
the demand appears to be limited. We ,,t aiio
safes Oh small 10 at 81 90 q bushel for CO.. 80
amer dun at this price.--RICE-A few nsrl
ces q c.eaA have been received, and the supply
IS How adequate for the demand We ouoto e.
o.in' at l2GDl23 cents II ID by the packara
HAy-I here is 10 change to notice in This sr,i-
Gle. me demand IS light, and the market ia NIL
stocked with Northern 4 lot of 275 bsIns 10y 10y
T"l0 liom wharf On Saturday a. 974 cents IL loo
LI'rE-Is in moderate demand, and in the Nh.
.reecTiPts the supply has become readily
c2slz. "'' 0"'u7e "' sl W u
LUMBER We have nothing Of CONSEQUENCE 70
report in this article There its IitfIc ~ ~, ~
demand, and the market rules inacIiy@ PtIh5
following quotations: GU JUG
L't''e S'eoae !Saooed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba oargoos $I8 90 a 90 90
I'll, ,..-., Hayti cargoes, IT 90 a IS co
Gu. CO, flooring boards, rough 90 90 "a Is co
9illP stun as per specltcatiOns,.. 20 90 al % 90
ILGN1S, . oy,J -................. 90 90 an % 90
Prime River Flooring, ......... IA 00 ~ ~ m m
PEA NUTS Have began to reach market rather
moro Freely, and are in fair enquiry for Shipment
We quote from carts at prices ranging from 60 s0
to IS 10 Il bushel, as in quality From what in
formation we have been able to obtain the crop
~ NJ pIoEo !lll average one and possibly larger
superior quality. " ~ "
., foT4 IA are in moderate supply, and
SLOW OF sale at So 50G9S4 u Dbl as in Guantitv W
Sweet are brought in freely and sell at pr;ca 70 n
glng from 70 cents to 81 u bushel -'-'
IouLIREIls IN very poor supply, and we note
considerable enquiry. Live chickens are seIIro
| each. - Wv 'V'O0 0eH'S
PRovIsIoNs-For N. @. cured BACON there CON-
tllues 20 De an active demand for retailing pur-
poses, ana owing to the meagre receipts for some
time past the market has become almost If not
ehnTely pare NO sales that we can learn Of and
We we ,nereIore quote nominally at 1920 cents for
hog round, and 24C325 cents ~ ID. for hams
hdgnest h8ures for prime article The supply
OF western Is also light, but sufficient for present
enquiry, winch Is principally for small lots We
quoIe from store at l6D163 cents for shoulders
d05@l33 cents for sides, and 22024 cents az H.
for hams, as IN quantity and quality -TARD
Inc market IS moderately supplied, and rules
without change in price. We quote North Caro-.
lima at 17Q18 cents, and Northern at 14IG117 ctS.
Y ID. by the package--PoRK-F Northern
there has been only light demand during the
week, and we quote small transactions from store
at prices quoted in our table.
6ALT-ls II moderate enquiry and we note a
1alr business done III the small way during the
eN 6 al % IogSz 10 for American, and 81 209$2
90 q sack for Liverpool ground.
sHINGLEs-Are in Some enquiry for shipping
purposes, and put few coming to market. We
quote sales for the week at 81 50Ga$5 for Common
and $GgS7 t8 III. for contract.
IIMBER-Continues to arrive sparingIy, and il
IN some enquiry for mill purposes Only six RATS
Eecetyed Tor the week and sold at s. for common
and 50 25@$l0 y NJ. for fair mill.
. WooD-Has been brought in slowly for some
t1me past, and the market is almost entirely bare
we quote brisk demand, and sales by the boat
load at So 5O@$3 rs for pine, $49s4 rs for ash
and 81 500S4 rs T3 cord for oak.