Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-11

1 change to report. The supply is small, but fully
suff Gent to meet present wants, there is merely
retail enquiry The arrivals are confined 70
| small lots OF new by railroad, and we hear Of
light tran actoos at 81 10 y bushel. From store
we quote i'll the small way at II 20 @$l 25--
OAT5-Are IN moderte stock, and merely retail
business doing from store at 90195 cents a
bushel.---PEAs-Are in very good stock, and
| tho market rules unchanged. A few lots have
| cold at $1Qs1 05 - bushel for Cow.-RIcF.-
For clean there 10 only light enquiry and stock
small We quote Carolina at 9a@10 cents % h,
| by the cask. Small parcels OF rough are occa-
sicnallY brought in and sold ut 81 250D$1 80 ~
bushel, bnt the market is very dull at these fig
HAY-Marhet fully supplied, and ia UNCHANGED
in price. Some $50 bales Northern were received
on Monday, and scld from wharf at rs cents ~
LIME-Merely 4 retail oomard, and m.rkat
moderately supplied. Sells from store at 81 75 a.
cask.
LuMByR-We can hear OF but Iittfs doing in mi.
article, and the market is very well supplied
The following are the quotations from the city
mills
Pine Steam Sd,oed Lumber Cargo ,ates-per
1.OOOJeet. ..
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes. $50 90 q az 90
,.,,, 10000 Ill u asyti cargoes, 20 90 a 90 90
:" flooring boards, rough % 90 "a ~ 90
Ship Stuff as u specifications. % 90 a "a OO
Prime River flooring. ..,.,...,.... 10 90 a I8 90
during the week, and If anything prices are q
shade higher, with fair enquiry for shipment-
The arrivals have been good, and the sales from
carts have ranged from 81 GO to 81 65 for ordi-
nary, 81 709sl sc for fair, 81 9O@s2 O5 for prime
and 81 1O9s2 IS 3 bushel for extra quality.
-PoTAToEs-lrish have become rather scarce
at 50 to So rs q Dbl, as in quality Sweet are
plenty, and dull Of sale at rs cents y bushel
PoULTRT-The market continues to be fully
| supplied, and is somewhat dull We ouote i've
uIn IT,
and turkeys 81 25G5$1 so each Dressed fowls "a
G75 cents % pair, and turkeys 1920 cents 40 n
PRoyIsIoNs.-For N. Q. cured BACON the mar
ket rules the same as reported for some weeks
! past. There is no stock here and mono COMING
IN. consequently we have no sales to report II
liswanted, and would command ready sale At oO6
" cents for hog round, and 22023 cents ~ h. for
hams. Tho supply of Western has become some
what reduced, owing to the meagre arrivals but
| it is sufficient to supply the demand. We quote
| sales from store at 154316 cents for shoulders.
and 1S3619 cents u Ii, for sides--LARp-
Northern is in better supply, and the market
rules rules steady. with sales during the week at
cordng to quantity and quality.
For Northern there is light demand at present
and the market is moderately supplied. See table
for quotations. Fresh has been brought in rather
slowly, and the price has ruled firrner with sales
from carts at figures ruling from II to IA cents n
| d., as in quality.
except in the small way. We quote from store At
81 90D$2 for American, and 50 l5(n$2 20 AZ sack
for Liverpool ground. ~
sHINdLEs-Are coming in slowly, and dull of
sale. We quote at $303 Is for Common and "a
| 500$6 % NJ. for Contract
IIMBER-Continues to arrive sparingly; there
is, however, less demand for mill purposes. and
the market rules rather dull. Only a few rats
have sold during the week at prices quoted in ta-
BILE.
WooD-Supply email, and demand fair. Sells
by the boat load at So 25 for pine, So 25CaS3 so
for ash, and s49s4 % u cord for oak
FREIGHTs-Nothing new to report in rates to
coastWlse ports, and plenty OF vessels to take the
table for rates.