Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-10-11

all brands, and prices rule about tbo sar,e o,Iost
reported Ihore is moderate retail business
dong, and we quote sales from store as foJIoWso
State brands 81 250l$11 so for snnerGno vi
81 s00S12 for family, as in ouantitv M3l anu
brands sell at SO 50G5s9 for fine. So 5C6StiS 90
s11perfine, sl2@$l3 for family, and $13 50aS15 :,
in quantity and quality. "a"
GRAIN.-In the COIN market we have nothing
OF consequence to report, the business doing being
unusually light. There have been no receints nf
moment for two weeks past ana the stock in .
dealers hands has become somewhat reduced
though 1t is still fully adequate to supply present
wants. a o' OF oOo bushels was received by vessel
day or two since and sold at 81 80 u busheI for
Whlte no other receipts. We quote from store
IN the small way at $ 350lsl 4O--OATs-
1 NoItnlng CONG except in the retail way. Stock
lSnV, ana demand meaGrc. We quote from store
AT W cents u hushel.---PEAs-O all descrip-
tons continue scarce, and are in demand. Cow
and tho market is bare of clean Carolina. We
quote at 1l@2l2 cents for India, and 125013 cents
u ID. for Carolina.
HAY.-The market is overs locked will, North.
ern, and rules very dull. We quote sales from
wharf during The week of only 100 bales Northern
at 50 cents and GO do Eastern at 81 Is a 100 lbs
LIME. Stock light, but merely retail demand
exists. We quote in the small wav from ware
house at 81 80 IL cask.
LUMBER.-Nothing of consequence doing and
we continue former quotations:
me Steam Sd1oed Lunlbe7-Carqo rotes-n,r
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, slS 90 "a 20 90
Hayti cargoes II 90 01 Is 90
Full cargOes wide Boards. ..... 20 90 an % O0
e' g flooring boards, rough 90 90 "a Is on
Shp stun as per specifcations,.... 20 90 "a % 90
Deals, Bye .............- OO IN ~ on no
Prime River Flooring. ............1 IA 90 a. IS 90
PEA NUTs.-A few small lots Of the men, cyon
have been brought in and sold at 50 so a. busbrt
POTAToEs.-The market is better snppIied Wiz
Irish, ana prices shade lower. We Guote from,
wharf at So 30, and from store at 81 u Dbl Sweet
are IN g0od supply and sell by the quantity at
DuSn6l.
PoULTRY-Is in demand and the market ia very
poorly supplied. We quote live chickens at 356A
40 cents, and grown fowls at 45@GO cents each, az
to size. '' 10
PROVISIONS N. G. cured Bacon the mar
ket continues to rule quite active and in the all
sence OF receipts worthy of note for a few weeks,
the market has become almost bare, There ia 81
brlsk demand for retailing purposes and for
PRIME article high prices are readily obtained
few small lots have been received during the week
and sold at 10 cents for hog round, IS cents for
sides, and 23024 cents % 10, for hams For Wes-
tern the market also rules steady, and in the alb.
sence OF receipts the stock has become material
~ reduced, and is at present quite small We
quote from store at 1910 l65 cents for shonldsrs
l85@194 cents for sides, and 22@23 cents an h.
for hams, as in quantity and quality.-LARD
North Carolina is in some demand for retailing
purposes, and is rather scarce. We quote at IS6l
19cents. Northern is in moderate supply. ana
Soils from store at prices ranging from 14l to l7S
cents GID, as IN quality.--PoRK-Ther is
merely retail demand for Northern. and we
note moderate stock on market We refer tn
our table for store quotations.
SALT.-There is a moderate demand for iobbinp
lots, and we quote fair business doing market
tnlly supplied. We quote sales from wharf during
the week at 81 10@s2 Is for American, and SO 20
G$2 30 u sack for Liverpool ground, as in guam
tity.
SH1NeLEs- Arc in fair enquiry, and very few arc
being brought to market. We quote small sales
at S4QDS5 for common, and $50D$7 % M. for CON
tract.
TIMDER-Is in rather bottor request for mill
purposes, and the market is steady at former quo
tations. Scarcely any arriving, and we have sales
for the week OF only 34 RATS at ST 5O0$S for Or
binary and fair quality.
Woods brought TO market slowly, and is in
demand. We advance prices and quote sales by
ash, and 81 25@$4 rs e cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-To all coastwise ports continue to
rule exceedingly dull, and arc rather lower than
given in our last There is very little country pro-
duce offering at present, and it is almost impos-
slble to procure cargoes unless at very low fig
ures. There plenty of vessels now in port.
and they are delayed for the want of cargoes We
refer to our table for current rates.