Wilmington journal., 1869-02-12

store in the small way at 81 10 n busheI -
OAr "A re in light supply, but we report merely
are Eetat a. demand seihng ~ from store in lots to
are being bcought in slowly, and are in request at
81 25@sl 80 u bushel. Cow are in moderate
receipt. and the market is at present pretty well
9Sl % bushel -7--RIcE-Ciean is in small sup
ply. but sufficient to meet the lio.bt retail en-,
quiry Weqt ote Carolir at 1O@iOI cents % h
a.; ~ tno p"chaee. NO safes OF rough, and quota
tlons are merely nominal at 81 3O65s1 rs ~ busheI
as in quantity.
HAY Market we'll supplied, and demand mod
crate. About 200 bales Northern received for the
week, and sold from wharf at 80 cents q 100 ma.
LIME-Is in moderate stock, and sells from
store at 81 6O0$1 65 u cask.
LUMBEa-Ih he market is we'll supplied with all
descriptions, and only light demand for coast
wise shipment. We quote as follows
Pine Stedna So,ced Lura6er-C Cargo rates-pe,
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 a % 90
Full cargoes wide. Boards. =. % 90 a "a 90
'' flooring boards, rough % 90 al % 90
Ship Ship st1tf f. as sspecihcatiOns.... % 90 q "a 90
Prime River flooring ............. Is 90 a lS 90
MoLAssEs-Is in moderate supply and market
rules steady. We quote Cuba from first hands at
40 to 81 cents y gallon in hhds., in quantity.
cargo or 272 hhds. 10 tierces and 40 bbls. ar
rived from Matanzas GA Wednesday. but no sales
have yet taken place.
PEA NUTs-Have ruled with more firmness
since our last, and prices have advanced 1920
cents. There is a fair enquiry for sbipment, and
we report only moderate arrivals Sales dnr;nt,
the week from carts at 81 5001s1 75 for inferior
and ordinary, 81 1881 so IS for fair, 81 9O@s2 for
prime, and $20$2 073 q bushel for extra QUALITY
PoTAToEs-S1Teet are getting scarce and are in
demand Sci! at 80 cents "a 81 10 u busheI. Irish
are In very good supply, and are in moderate re-
91esC =. ior planning purposes Sell frCn store at
PoULTRY-Is being brought to market slov,v
and finds ready sale. We quote live fowls at S53
40 cents, and dressed at 40GQ50 cents each
PRovIsIoNs-The IBACoN market has ruI.d
hrmer, and prices have advanced North Oaro-
lima cured is in very light stock, and is in fair re-
quest for retailing purposes. Tie receipts con-
tlnue to be confined to small lots by carts which
have found sale at Is cents for shoulders 1902O
cents for sides, 20 cents for hog round and 21m
2Z3 cents f3 To- for hams With Western the
market Is oniy moderately supplied and rujes
hrm at an advance on previous quotations We
quote from store at 16s017h cents for shoulders.
tlS9i95 cents foi sides. and 2O@23 cents for
mans, as Ill quantity and quality. ---LARp-No
change In prices, and market moderately Supplied
with Northern. Sells from store at figures rang
ing from IL to % cents % tb.-PoRK-For
| Northern the market continues to rule firm. and
prices have further advanced about $1 10 Dbl Sec
| BILE for store rates, at which sales are being
made; FRESH is being brought in sparingly, and
| sells from carts at 12s@15 cents u Ii.
| SALT-Stock fully fair, and demand light From
store we quote in lots at 81 90@$2 for Ameri-
| ground.
| SHINGLES Have been in some enquiry for shin
ment during the past week. aid we quote sales
| OF about BOO, 900 at S30s3 so for Common and
$401$6 % NJ. for Contract
TIMBER-The market remains unchanged. There
continues to be a moderate enquiry from millers
for prime and extra quality, which found ready
sale, while inferior rules rather dull We quote
moderate receipts for the week, and about all
has found sale upon arrival ut figures given in
table
Woop-Is in moderate supply at present, and
demand light. Sells By the boat load at So 756a
So for pine and ash, and So 25 % cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-We have nothing new to report in
coastwise rates. Very few vessels in port but
sufficient for the small quantity of country pro-
duce Offering, and some difficulty is experienced
at present in obtsining cargoes. See table for
last rates paid.