Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-01-03

price at 81 %, and from store in lots to suit at
81 408Sl As u bushel of SO Id .--OATs.-The
is a moderate supply in the hands Of dealers. aud
onl retail enquiry. We quote from store in the
small way at 81 for Spring and 81 10 ~ bushel tor
Win r.-----PFAs-sre in light supply, and we
report moderate enquiry. A lot of 100 bushels
Cow sold Ola Tuesday at 81 324 % bushel.---
RICE--For Clean there is only limited enquiry,
aud the market il moderately supplied. We qnote
Carolina at 9!0104 cents % Ii. by the package.
HAY No receipts sales for the week There
is a fair stock Of former arrivals on market, but
the larger portion is of inferior quality and un-
saeabIe We quote in the small way from store
at 81 250ti 80 for Northern, and 81 60 10 100 tbs
for Eastern.
LIME-Is ir moderate supply, and cells from
wharf and store at 81 S0@s1 80 % cask.
LUMBER.-There is nothing of moment doing in
this article, and give the following quotations,
which are merely nominal:
Pine Steam Sd,oed Lumber Cargo rdtes-ptr
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, 500 90 "a 81 90
Hayti cargoes, - 90 a 20 90
Sc 60 flooring boards, rough "a 90 a IS 90
Ship stun as per specifications. rs 90 @ 26 90
Deals, by,9 ;;;...:...............0 90 90 a 20 90
PA NUTs.-The arrivals during the week have
been quite small, owing to the inclemency of the
weather, and prices have ranged from SO to 50 As
y bushel-atter price being paid for an extra ar
ticle.
PorAToEs.-The market is poorly supplied with
Irish, and prices have advanced. We quote from
sIOTO dG So0DS0 0U 81 DID, sweet moderate
supply. and sell from carts at 90 cents0$l ar
bushe.
PoULTRY-1s in moderate supply, and rules
without change in price. Live fowls sell at 25135
cents dressed do, 30@35 cents live turkeys
81 25@$1 rs each dressed do, 5000 cents n H.
PRovIsIoNs.-In the BACON market we have no
change to make in remarks of last week
There Is little or none arriving and no stock here
still there is nodemand. Wequote N. G. as nomi-
nal at 1905 cents for hog round and 10 cents a
ID. for hams. Western cured continues in good
supply, and in the absence of any demand the
market rules very dull. We quote from store at
5000 cents for hams, Is cents for Sides and 125
OBS cents ~ h. for shoulders, as in quantity and
--LARD.-There is a retail enquiry for
North Caroliua and none on market. We quote
at 1701S cents. The supply of Northern is small
but sufficient for the demand, and we quote sales
from store at I38@16 cents u b., as in quality.
--PoRK.-Iherei is a moderate supply OF North
ern ON market, and only retail business doing
from store at quotations in table. FRESH has
been brought in sparingly during the week. and
sold from carts at prices ranging from IL to Ii
cents 58 b.
sALT-Remains without change in price. The
market is moderately supplied with former arri-
walls, and we note fair business doing from store
at S2gs2 III for American, and 50 20@$2 80 ~ sack
Tor Liverpool ground, in lots as wanted.
SHINGLEs.-The market rules dull in the alb
sencs OF any shipping demand, and it is very diff
cult to effect sales. We quote Common at SO 2j0
81 80, and Contract at 1904 S3 M.
TIMBER.-The demand from millers has been
limited during the week, and only prime quality
hhds sale there Is, however, very little coming 10
market. and only few RATS have changed hands
at prices ranging within quotations in table
WOODS in better demand, and prices have adj
Vanced: We quote pine and ash at So 250$3 so,
oak So 75OS4, and Hghtwood at 81 50G$5 az cord.
FREIGHTs-To all ports are rather dull but
little country produce arriving, and consequently
some difficulty Is experienced in obtaining car
goes. See table for coastwise rates.E