Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-17

srs, and we quote from store at 81 40 e bushsl.
ii lots as wanted. CAIs-Eo receipts for the
week, but VIC note q moderate supply OF former
arrivals II store, which are selling IN the small
~ AZ *1Gt$1 10 q buslel, as in qualify
| iaAs The supply Of all kinds has become quite
| 4ht, oTlng to the meaSre ARRIVALS, and prices
EIe shade better. We quote Cow at 81 35GD$1
50 - bushol.----Rice-Only light demand for
clean. and market moderately supplied. Wequote
Carolina by the cask at o90104 cents u 10.
AA1-lh9 market continues to be very wen
quality, and prices are higher. A lot Of 200 bales
| was received on Wednesday, and sold on private
terms No arrivals of Eastern, and the htock in
dealers hands Is quite small. See table for quo
tatiors.
LImE-Is in moderate stock, and only local
demand. Te quote from store at 81 s09s1 30 u
cask,
LUMBER-The demand for all descriptions has
been limited for some time past, and the stock il
accommodating. Wereduce former quotations, and
give the following as current rates
Pine Seom Sdlced Lumber Cargo rdteS-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, SIT 90 an IS 90
=" Hayti cargoes, 90 90 a is 90
= ." flooring boards, rough 20 90 a "a 90
sap Stuh az per specifications. 90 90 a 20 90
DeaIs, by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90 "a IL 90
frIme river tJooring,. ............ 10 % On IL 90
MoLAssEs-The market is very well supplied.
and only light demand exists. The cargo of $40
hhds. and 40 tierces reported in our last as re-
ceived from Cuba, has been selling from wharf at
$1,000 cents in hhds. and So cents % gallon in
tIerces, as in quantity
PEA NUTs.-The arrivals for the past week have
been very SMALL and we report a moderate en-
curry for shipping purposes prime article find
ing ready sale at our highest figure. We quote
sales from carts at S2@s2 so % bushel, as to
quality.
PoTAroEs.--Sweet are scarce and in demand
and sell from carts at sl@s1 20 % b1shel. Afew
lots OF IRISH have been received, and are selling
PoULTRY-Is IL good supply We quote as fol-
lows 1--we fowls 25G35 cents dire ssed do 30140
cents each live tnrxeys 81 25Gs1 90 each; dressed
do. 5000 cents 81 ID.
PROvIsIoNs.-In the BACON market we have no.
thing new to report. The arrivals of North Caro-
lima have been confined to small parcels per carts,
which have sold at 160I7 cents for hog round,
and 1920 cents % ID for hams, as in quality
no lots OF any size have been sold that we are
aware OF, and quotations are merely nominal.
Western continues TO be in fair supply aud there
IS very little If any demand We quote from store
at 123013 cents for shoulders, 14145 cents for
sides, and Is Gets u ID. for hams in quantity.
--LARD.--The eupply ofNorthern is fully fair
store at 130153 cents - b., according to quality.
For North Carolina there is some enquiry, and
market bare. We quote nominalIy at i7@1s cts.
--PoRK.-The market Tor Northern is I'M
changed. Supply fair, and only retail enquiry.
See table for store prices. FRESH has been
brought in from the country very freely, and the
p:lce has ranged from 9to l2t cents q b., as i'll
quality.
SALT-The market continues to be very we'll
supplied, and at present there is only light re-
tail demand We quote from store at s28s2 90
for American, and 81 10@s2 Is u sack for Liver
pool ground.
SHINGLEs-,No demand. few lots have been
brought to market and are unsold. Nominal at
S20$2 so for Common, and s3D$4 u NJ. for Con-
tract
TIMBER-Remains about last reported. The
arrivals for the week have been fair, the bulk OF
which has been of inferior and ordinary quality,
which has been slow of sale at low figures while
primo article is in moderate request for mill
purposes. We quote sales of l58l8 RATS at 500
So so for Inferior $6@$7 for ordinary, and 81 800
IS for fair mill
Woods dull Of sale, and market well sup
Piled We quote by the quantity at 50 1898 for
pine and ASH SO 250$3 80 for oak and So 500$3
rs % cord for lightwood.