Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-11-22

est figure being for inferior quality The demand
Is small, ana prices have declining tendency
! --OATs.-Ihe market has become almost ba
IN the absence OF receipts, and we report fair re
tail enquiry. We quote at 95 cents al 81 ~ busb
e fro ustore--PEAs-Are in moderate SIM
ply and 1, ONLY nj retail demand. We quote in small
lots Al 81 p u bushel for Cow.-RIcrNTJ TIE
market Is better supplied with clean by recent ar
rivals, and the demand is very light We onote
Carolina from first hands at 94@l04 cents n H.
by the cask, as in quality.
HAY.-Tne supply of Northern continues to be
very heavy, and there is very little enquiry sew
| erai parcels received for the week, and we unote
100 lbs.
L1ME-Only local demand, which the suppIv
in dealers hands is sufficient to meet Selling in
the small way at 81 80 ID cask.
LUMBER-The market rules dull for all descrin
tons, and prices are unchanged The following
are the quotations for cargoes:
Pine Steam Sd,ced Lumber CARGO rdtes-pe7.
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes $40 90 "a 81 90
Full oorro.a villa play hdyh eargoes, u 90 q 20 90
g 60 flooring boards, rough "a 90 a q 90
Ship Stuff as per specifications,.. IS 90 at 26 90
D D, Dy,9 w 00 @ 20 90
Prime River Flooring. ............ Is 90 "a 10 90
MoIAssEs-The market is very well supplied,
and only retail enquiry. We refer to our table
for store quotations.
PEA NUTS Have been in better enquiry since
orr last, and prices have improved shade We
quote sales from carts at prices ranging from %
to 81 40 t9 6uehel as in Guality-latter price for
prime quality.
PorAToEs-Are in fair stock, and slow of sale.
We quote Irish at 50 5O@$4 d Dbl, and Sweet at
70 cents to 81 u bushel.
POULTRY Is brought in slowly, and sells at
nigh hgures. We quote live chickens ct 40605O
cents, grown fowls at 40@l50 cents, and turkeys
at 81 5O0$2 EACH as to & re.
PRoTIsIoNs-Ihe BACON market has ruled rather
dull and weak since our last and prices are a
shade lower. The supply of North Carolina ia
very light, still the demand appears to be limited
and sales are not easily effected at present. We
quote sales of few small parcels at lSC119 cents
for hog round and 216122 cents u b. for hams, as
| IN Quality The supply of Western has been
somewhat increased by recent receipts aII the
market rules duh at decline on former quota
| tons We quote from store at 140145 cents for
shoulders, l7Ol8 cents for sides, and 201l2k cts
y ID. for hams -LARD-The m arket is mode
| rately supplied, and we have to report merely a
retail enquiry. Selling from store at 170l8 cents
for North Carolina, and 13!@16 cents u ID. for
Northern, as IN quality. - PoRK-The supply
OF Northern is moderate, and we quote a retail
trade from store at prices table. Fresh is COM
ing to market quite freely, and sells from the
carts at 11@12a cents % ID.
SALT-Only light business doing in this arti-
Gle, and the market is very we'll supplied. We
quote from store at 81 1O@$2 20 for American,
and 81 2O0s2 80 u sack for Liverpool ground.
SHINaLEs.-The demand has become pretty
much checked, and consequently the market rules
dull. We quote common at s49$5, and contract
at $6@$7 S8M.
TIMBER.-During the week Just ended the de-
mand for mill purposes has been somewhat limit
ed, and prices are lower than quoted in our last.
The receipts and sales are only Is RATS at SIS so
for inferior, $@d so for ordinary, $8(G8 so for
fair, 5000 so for prime and $12 so b NJ for extra
mill
WooD-Has been brought in the market rather
more freely, and prices are lower. We quote by
the boat load at So 25@3 so for PINE SO seas rs
for ash, and $494 25 u cord for oak.