Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-06

ers and have gone into store, and there have
been no sales except in the small way: Inc mar
ket is at present m derately supplied, and other
cargoes are now daily looked for. We quote car
go price at Il 3O0sI 35, and from store at 81 40
u 6nsbtl ----OATs.-The arrivals for the week
com Iisa about 200 bushels, which have gone
into store, Gnd selling In the email way at VI
Il busheL---PFAs-Cf all descriptions are
scarce, very few coming to market. There Is
. fair enquiry. aud parcels would find ready sale.
We 9lo'r at 81 5OQGs1 60 for Cow, and 81 rs $
bushei for white -RICE.-Clean is in light
supply, and We quote fair retail enquiry. Caro-
lima sells by the package at l1a@12 cents y ID.
HAY. The market is well supplied, and rules
rather dull About 400 bales Northern was re-
ceived oa saturday, and sold from wharf at 81 20
II 100 lbs.
LIME.-Supply moderate. and demand limited
We quote from store at 81 85@$1 80 % cask.
LUMBER The msrket continues to rule dull for
all descriptions, and We lear of little or nothing
DOING. We quote as follows:
Pine Steam Saaoed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $17 GO a l8 90
Hayti cargoes, 90 90 a l6 90
Full cargoes wide Boards ...... 20 90 "a % on
flooring boards, rough 20 90 "a % 90
snip stun as per specifications. 90 90 "a ~ 90
Deals, . Dy,S ...:............... 10 % 90 IL 90
Prime River Flooring. Is 90 "a 10 90
MoLAssEs.-The market is firmer for Cuba and
prices are hade higher. A cargo of 1893 hhds.
~ uerces and Is bbls. was received from Carde-
mas on Tuesday, and is selling from wharf at Asa
40 cents IN hhds and 49 cents u gallon in tierces
See table for store quotations
PEA NUTs-have been in fair request for ship
ment during tho week, and the market has ruled
hrm. The sales from carts have been at prices
| ranging from 81 25 to 81 IS for inferior 81 4O0
90 55 for inferior, 50 65@s2 20 for prime, and
81 7O9$2 rs u bushel for extra quality.
| Po1AToEs.-The supply of Irish has become
somewhat reduced, and is at present very light
We quote as selling from store at $561$6 33 bbl
from carts at 81 25@si 40 . bushe Hn0 SCH feAolS
| PoULTRY-ls in moderate enquiry and sells as
follows Live fowls, SO@40 cents dressed do,
and dressed do. 22k125 cents u n.
PRovIs1oNs-In the market for N. G. cured BA
CON we have nothing OF Importance to report in
the way OF sales during the week just ended. The
receipts have been meagre and there is very little
remaining in first bands still the demand for re-
failing purposes Is unusually light. The sales
have been principally confined to small lots from
carts at l7@18 cents for hog round and 1000
cents D ID. for hams-generally at lowest figures
For Western the market rules rather firmeT and
Prices are shade better We quote from store
sides, and 1920 cents b b. for hams, according
to quantity and quality. or no
North Carolina coming in, and the market is bare.
There Is moderate demand for retailing pur-
poses, and 173@18 cents could be readily OBJ.
tanned. There is moderate supply of Northern
in store, and we quote small sales at 150173 cents
% tb.-PoRK-Supply of Northern is light, and
the market rules firm, with sales from store al
quotations given in table. Fresh is brought in
slowly, and sells from carts at 12i@1A cents % d
SALTS in moderate supply and scarcely any.
thing doing in the way of sales. We quote from
store at 50 200S2 Is % sack for Liverpool ground
SHINGLEs-There is merely local demand fol
building purposes, and it is exceedingly difficult
to effect sales. We quote small sales at 50 so FOL
Common.
TIMBER-Has been in moderate request for mil
purposes, and prices ruled about the same as las
reported. The sales for the week reach some &c
RATS at 81 5Oo$5 for inferior, $6@$7 for ordinary
$7t0$7 rs for fair, and s9@s9 80 % NJ. for prime
mill.
WooD-Is brought in sparingy, and market rath
er poorly supplied. We quote sales by the boat
load at So for pine, $3@S3 Is for ASH, and 50 asa
So so % cord for oak and lightwood.