Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-13
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cd. ---O ATs.-The arrivals for tho week com.
lrl.: abont 1900 bushels, all OF which has gone
int" l";" "t.l retailing at IS cents 03t Il bu al
el. There is only local demand, and the stool
- oI)I2 i"t present purposes.------PEAs-H Have
22'" III 4ght t" market gparingly for few weeks
past, "nd III consequence the stock has become
:t.- nat fg'tnc' d; l: ~, however, sufficient for
PREF mt retail demand. We quote by the 0mantitv
1t 81 25Ga2l 30 Il bushel for COW - RrCr'-
d. lnalkGt - moderately supplied with can,
olina fr"sn 1irst hands at 10G1i cents y Il. b.
Tie package. 49,
! HAy--is in heavy stock, and demand light. One
or two lots received, and for want of purchaser
has gone into store. We quote cargo prico at 81
M.~ cents for northern, and 81 10@$i 20 for East
/ LI,IE.-Supply light, but sufficient for the de
mand Sells from store at 81 90 n cask.
/ lUMBR Nothing Of consequence doing One
lot OF $1,000 feet flooring y abroad sold on W, d.
nesday at F19 q NJ. We quote as follows
! Pine Steam Sa,ced Lumber Cargo rotes--ps,.
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes 500 90 a 81 90
r,u lae,a, r,;7o y, haytl cargoes, l8 90 % 90 o.
Sc flooring boards, rough "a 90 "a 25 o.
Ship Stuh us per spectcations,... % 90 a 20 90
Dt"lS' bE,9 .:.....'.-.......G 90 90 q 20 0C
Prime RiYer Flooring. ............ II 90 90 Is o.
Pa NUTs-Have been brought in quite freely
during the week, and are in brisk demand for
Sh pplnG purposes. There has been shade i'm
provement in prices, and We quote sales from
carts at 50 tor inferior, 81 251s2 35 tor ordinary
q ou01s2 % Tor primo, and 90 55Gf2 90 r. bushel
for extra quality.
PoTAToEs-Sweet are in moderate enquiry, and
supply light. Selling from carts at so cents 0FI
u bushel Irish are in fair supply. and slow OF
sale from store at So 50@1s4 r Dbl.
POULTRy.-The market is well supplird arl
price rale rather lower We quote live fowls M
25C94O cents and dressed 30C946 cents each live
| turkeys 81 250s1 rs, and dressed 1920 cents :.
PRovIsIoNs.-In the market for n. G. curea
BACON we nave nothing to report in the way Of
sales NO receipts that wo are aware Of and there
Is very little in the hands of dealers stiiI there ia
no demand at present. In the absence OF sales
we quote nominally at 1G cents for hog round. and
70 cents q 10. Tor hams, and it would be difficult
! OF SAFE even az these figures. Western is in good
supply, and the demand has become almost COM
pletely checked. We reduce figures and quote
from store at l5gl53 cents for shoulders, and 800
l6 cents u ID. for sides.---LARD-Is in mode
rate supply, and only light demand exists for
retailing purposes. We quote at l6 cents for
North Carolina and l83@l6 cents % ID for North
moderate supply, and the price is somewhat lower
Only retail business doing from store at ouotp,
nons IN table. The arrivals of FRESH have been
quite heavy during the week, and we quote sales
from carts at prices ranging from to 12l cents
| y D., as in quality.
SALT-The market continues to be very VOL
supphed, and only small business has been done
during the week. We quote from store at S29$2
IL for American and 50 2C01$2 80 u sack for Iiy-
erpool ground, as in quantity.
SHINGLEs-A!l descriptions are exceedingly oull
! IN the absence of any demand for shipm ent ard
1t Is almost impossible TO effect sales at any price
Quotations in table are merely nominal.
IIMnER-1Is in some enquiry for mill purposes
but prices have declining tendency. Very little
arriving, and we quote sales of only few RATS
at $8 for ordinary, and SO for prime mill
WooD-Ihere Is heavy supply on market and
prices are lover we quote sales by the boat load
at 50 50@$3 for ash, 50 1898 IS for pine, and S.
50@$4 " cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-To coastwise ports continue to rule
quite dull: Only small quantity of produce at
present Offering shipment, and cargOes arc rather.
difficult to procure. See table for last rates paid