Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-09-18

re. il enquiry at present We quote at 750aaO
ce ITS ty the quautity, and from store in lots
as w@uter! at so cents u bushel --PEAs-The
arrivals have been meagre for some weeks mast
and the stock of all descriptions is very LIGHT
there Is, however, very little enquiry at present
ana we quote Cow as selling at 81 5O0sl 60 al
Du"ne1'---hICE-The stock OF clean is yery
much reduced and cJnfned principally to small
lots IN the hands Of retailers We quote Carolina
at prices ranging from II to u cents ID d., as in
quality
HAY-There is no change to report in this ar
ticle. The stock in dealers hands is small, but
fully adequate Tor present wants. Received since
our last only l25 bales Northern, which changed
hands from wharf at $4,000 cents f8 100 ibs. as in
quality.
L1ME-stocb fully fair, and demand meagre
Sells from store in lots to suit at 81 so az casR
LUMBER. demand of consequence at pres
emf existing, and market quiet but firm at prev-
Gus figures. We quote as follows
Pine Steam. Saoced Lumber Cargo rates-per
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargOes, 800 90 a 90 90
Hayti cargoes, IS 90 90 20 90
Full cargoes wide Boards ...o.... % 90 "a "a 90
g flooring boards, rough % 90 "a % 90
Snip Stun as per specLieatlons,... "A 90 @ Is 90
Deals, by j. ................. " 90 90 % 90
Prime River Flooring. ........... 10 90 az IL co
MoLAssEs.-N Nearly all descriptions arc in fair
stock, and demand light. Only small sales at
quotations given in table.
PoTAToEs-Are in moderate stock, and sell at
So 75g$4 q Dbl for Irish, and 81 25@S1 so IL
bushel for Sweet.
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at 20930 cents for chickens and 3j64O cents
each for grown fowls.
Professionalism N. G. cured BACON the market
rules without change worthy of note There il
none OF consequence coming in, and the stock in
retailers hands has about all become worked off.
Ihere ls an active enquiry, and parcels upon re-
ceipt would find ready sale at high prices No
sales to report for the week, and we therefore
quote prices nominal at 21022 cents for hog
round, and 230A cents u III. for hams, as in
quality. The stock Of Western is small though
fully adequate for present demand, which is prin-
clpally IN the retail way. We quote from store at
16Q163 cents for shoulders, 1903 cents for Sides
and 22C0223 cents ~ b. for hams, as in quantity
---LARD-The supply of Northern continues
fully fair, and there is merely a retail business
doing at prices ranging from II to q cents u D.,
according to quality.---PORK-Recei Of
Northern have been meagre for q week or two,
and the stock in dealers hands is quite light
only small sales from store during the week at
prices given in table.
SALT.-Market very we'll supplied and demand
light. About 1000 sacks received coastwise for
the week, which have gone into store. We quote
IN the small way at 81 90@$2 for American, and
" 20@s2 % % sack for Liverpool ground.
SHINGLES. Market dull, and no demand for
Shipment. Small sales at S3@S3 80 for Common,
and $4@$4 so % M. for Contract.
TIMBER.-The demand for mill purposes appears
to be somewhat checked at present, and only
prime article would find ready sale; there is how
ever, but little coming to market and our revised
Quotations in table represent last sales.
WOODS coming in slowly, but the market
rules quite dull small sales at 50 256l$2 so for
pine, 81 50G3S2 IS for ash, $3Ds3 rs for oak and
So 259S3 so u cord for ightwood.
fRE1GHTs.-Vessels are still very scarce, and in
consequence rates to New York are shade high
on naval stores, but to other ports there is no
change. moderate quantity of country produce
ls Offering shipment, and no difficulty is expert
enced in obtaining oargoes. See table for rates.
Rates OF Freight.