Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-09-20

supplied with Northern brands, and we have mere
" q retail business to report. The sales have been
IN the small way from store at 50 for fine, So SOFA
$40 for supertine, SO 25@$ll for extra snnerfna
S12WSl3 80 for family. and $l4As1G for nvtro
family, as in quality, Wilmington insnectionS y
The receipts OF STATE brands have been moder.
ate for the past two weeks and we mote q toir
supply on market. We quote small sales at nI;caa
ranging from Si1 25 to ST. so for superfne anJ
S1I 75Hosl2 % hbl. for family. "NN
GRAGN-The Corn market rules about the san,n
as reported III our last Tho receipts for tho
week comprise about 10, 600 bushels and we note
IN! stock on market, while the demand is limi-
ted. or the receipts, note sales from vessel of
1 700 bushels from Hyde county at 81 81 and q
277 do. from Virginia at 81 Is for White, az bushel
of 56 lbs. There is only light demand at pres
ent, and we quote as selling in the small way
from store at 81 3O0s1 321 for mixed, and 81 SIS
for white. ----OATs-Th supply on market is
small! but fully sufficient for present wants "a
there Is merely retail enquiry. We quote cargo
price as nominal at rs cents, and from store at 90
cents ~ bushel --PEAs-Areiu active enouiry
and the market Continues bare Of ali descrntinns'
small lot OF COW was Is. received few days since,
is in demand for rotating purposes. and market
bare of Carolina. We quote nominally at IS cents
u 10. by the package.
HAY.-The market is heavily supplied with
Northern, and prices are lower. The receipts for
the week comprise about l 900 bales of which we
quote sales of S45 bales at 80 cents @ 81 ~ 100 fbs
the balar eco has gone into store.
1IME-Is in fair demand, and supply light A
cargo OF 1000 casks was received dav or two
since by "a dealer, which is selling in the small
way from wharf at 81 so % cask
LUMBER.-The market continue to rule ex-
oeedingly dull, and there is nothing of Importance
doing. We give the following as cargo prices:
Pine Steam S7,ced Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, s1s 90 90 20 90
r,,1 90 ,oo,s ,r;,o D. Hayti cargoes, II 90 a IS GO
run :. cargoes S Sdde boards: 70 90 a 23 90
Ship Stuff as per specifcatons,.... 20 90 90 % 90
Deals, . Dy," -:'............ 90 90 "a 20 co
Prime River Flooring. ............ IA 90 a IS 90
MOLAssEs-Is in light request, and the market
to our table for store rates.
PoTAToEs.-Irish continues in light supply and
ara selling in the small way from store at s404 25
carts at 81 25@1s1 so u bushel.
PoULTRY.-No change in price, and the market
is rather poorly supplied. We quote live chickens
each.
[ PRov1sIoNs.-For N. G. cured BACON the market
rules without material change. None of conse-
quence has been received for the past week. and we
notice rather more enquiry for retailing purposes
A lot of 5000 lbs. sold in the early party of the
week at II cents for hog round, and the transac-
| lions since have been confined to small lots at
quotations a shade higher. We give the follow
ing as quotations for prime lots hog round 16b@
II cents, sides II cts shoulders 1906 cts, and
hams 1902 cts, as in quantity and quality. The
supply of Western is small, but sufficient to sup
ply present ants and prices are a shade higher.
We quote from store at 15@16 cents for shoulders,
ana II3C0lS3 cents " ID. for sldes--LARD.-
The market Is only moderately supplied, and We
notice merely retail business doing. We quote
at 17@173 cents for North Carolina, and 14@l7
cents u III. for Northern, as in quality.-PoRK.-
In Northern we have nothing new to report, the
supply being adequate for present wants-the
market, however, is weaker, and prices tend
downward.-See table for store rates.
SALT-The market continues to be well sup
piled, and we report moderate business done
during the week 10 the small way at 50 IS for
American, and 50 30(0s2 35 u sack for Liverpool
ground.
SHINGLEs-Are in rather better re quest and on
ly few coming to market. We quote small sales
at 5000 so for Common, and 81 500$7 % NJ. for
Contract.
TIMRER-The market rules about the same as
reported for the past two weeks. There is very
little coming in, and scarcely any demand for
mill purposes. We quote sales Of few RATS at
Sc so for inferior, 81 IS fol- ordinary, and 50 for
fair mill
Woods scarce, and finds quick sale at s36$3
25 for pine and ASH and So 5061$4 u cord for
oak
FEEIdHTs-Quite large number of vessels have
arrived in port since our last and in consequence
rates to coastwise ports have materially declined
and some difficulty is experienced in readily OBJ
tanning cargoes. We refer to our able for rates
by steam aud sail, and would remark that they
are at present quite dull.