Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-11-13
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srriyea during the week and sold from wharf at
S. IS for pine bbls.
GRAIN.-In the Corn market we have nothing
new to report for the week just closed. No arri-
vats wo thy % mention for some time past and
the stock in fCa!ers' hands has become somewhat
reduced, thong it is fully ample to meet present
tail lots. We quote small transactions from store
At 81 2740t1 80 u bushel, bags included. There
Is no demand for cargoes, and any quotation we
might Offer would be merely nominal. -OArs.
There is moderate supply Of former arrivals
remaining In dealers hands, and there is no de-
mand worthy OF note. Selling in the retail way
from wharf at ooG9O cents - bushel.- PEAS
Are in better supply, and prices have further de-
clined. Several parcels have been received and
we quot. sales sales at sl9sl O5 Y bushel for Cow
dsmand for clean anS supply s@a retail GEtS
Carolina at 1910 iC3 cents u ID. by the cask.-
Rough is dull OF sale, and quotations nominal at
81 25G$1 80 % busheI.
HAY.-Supply fair, and demand limited. One
or two parcels OF Northern have arrived for the
week, aud sold from whar: at 7O075 cents % 100
lbs as liz quality.
business doing at 81 7O@sI rs ~ cask. One car
go OF 1909 casks received, which has gone into
store, and is selling at above figures.
LUMBER-Of nearly all descriptions ia in full
stock aud very little demand. We quote as fol-
lows:
Pine S,edns Saaoed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1,000teet
Ordinary assortment Gnba cargoes, $40 90 @ "a 90
ndyCl CaTSOeb, " w 20 W w
Full cargoes wide Boards ...... % 90 40 "a GO
flooring boards, rough % 90 G0 % 90
Tnag sum hy as 'Specihc atoms % 60 @ "a 90
| Prime River flooring. ......... Is 90 an I8 90
! MoLAs Es.-There is merely a retail enopirv.
and supply fully tair Selling at quotations given
| N table.
PEA NUTs-Are beginning to be brought in
! more freely, aud We note fair dem and from
shippers. Sales have taken place during the
week from carts at 50 3O0s2 IS for ordinary, SO
4O9S2 so fer fair, 50 550s2 60 for prime. and "a
650s2 70 % bushel for extra quality.
POTATOES Sweet are coming into market free
~ and are slow of sale at rs to 80 cents a. bush
irish are III moderate supply, and demand lmi-
ted. We quote at So to SIS SO % bbl in the small
way.
PoULTRY The market is rather poorly sup
piled, and demand fair. We quote live chickens
at prices ranging from 80 to 50 cents, and grown
towis at 35(r40 cents each.
| PRovIsIoNs-In the BACON market we have
nothing new to report. There ia no stock of
North Carolina on market, and we report a fair
enquiry Tor retailing purposes Mono coming
III, anc parcels would find ready sale upon arrival
Tor hog round, and 22923 cents % h. for hams
With Western cured the market ia moderately
supplied and we quote fair business doing from
store at 15@153 cents for shoulders and 18Is1 cts
- 10. Tor sldes--LARD-Nort Carolina is in
demand, and none Offering. There is a moderate
supply OF Northern, and the market rules steady,
VIII Of safes rom store at prices ranging from l6s
TO ~ cents B ID. by the package.--PoRK-
Supply small. and demand meagre. Small sales
OF Northern from store at prices given in table,
few parcels of fresh have been brought in from
the country and sold from carts at Is cents IN D.
sALT-The supply on market continues to be
very good, and the demand is principally in the
small way. About 1000 sacks American received
for the week, which have gone into store We
quote as selling in small lots at 81 9O@$2 fol-
American, and 50 2O@$2 rs u sack for Liverpool
ground.
SH1NGLEs-Are in rather better supply, and
only small sales have been effected at $38$3 SO
for Common, and 81 50@$5 SO % NJ. for Contract
TIMBEa-Has been in rather better enquiry for
the past week for mill purposes, and former
prices have been fully maintained. Only few
RATS received and found sale at prices quoted in
table.
WooD.--The arrivals for some time past have
been meagre, and the supply on market is made
luate for the demand. We quote by the boat
load at So 25@s3 so for pine, SO 5O0S4 for ash
and lightwood, and s4@s4 rs % cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-Remain unchanged. The quantity
Of produce offering shipment is light, and barely
sufficient for the vessels now in port. Sec table
for LAST rates paid.