Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-08

at 81 15@Sl 20.--OATs.-No None worthy OF
rote received for several weeks, and the stock on
market is small; sufficient, however, for present
retaIl demand We quote from store at 90095
cents e bdSbel--PEAs-Are being brought in
quite freely. and we report fair stock on mar
ket Small Gales during the week at 95 cents an
81 u bushel for COw.--RICE--Olean is without
change as regards prices and stock small. We
quote Carolina as ranging from to 10 cents n
d., as III quantity and quality. No sales OF rough,
ana we continue to quote Inominally at 81 250
81 90 T3 bushel. 7s..-
HAY-There have been no sales reported during
the week that We are aware Of The stock is get
ting somewhat reduced, and prices have an ad-
yanGing tendency. We quote Northern at 95 cts
% III q lUO lbs by the quantity. About $50 bales
Eastern received by dealers, which has gone into
store.
L1ME-Market fully supplied, and only local
demand. About $50 casks received for the week
and selling from store at 81 IS b cask.
LUMBER Remains unchanged in price, and
market fully supplied with all descriptions Only
a small business doing from the city mills at the
following quotations
Pine Steam Sdtced Llsp.1er-C Cargo rates-pes
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, 500 90 a % 90
r,u o.roooa MD Hayti cargoes, 20 90 a 90 90
Fun carSoes wide Boards. ........ % 90 01 "a 90
'' 50 flooring boards, rough % 90 a % 90
Ship stut as y approximations. -. 80 90 a "a 90
Deals, py y .-............... % 90 90 % 90
Prime River flooring. ............. Is 90 90 IS 90
PEA NUrs-Are III moderate request at about
former quotations, and We quote rather light
ceipts for the week. Sales from carts at 81 756
~ o Dushel for ordinary to prime quality.
foIAToEsmsWeet are getting rather scarce, and
hnd sale at 80 cents to 81 - bushel. Irish are in
better stock, and in moderate request Sell from
store at s4@s5 y Dbl, according to quality.
PoULTRY-Is in moderate supply, and sells at
the following figures Live fowls 25@3O cents.
and dressed do. 30935 cents each live turkeys
. ID. w. -'VSA' 'en'S
P Pro the market for North Carolina
cured BACON We have no change to notice. The
supply continues limited, and the receipts are
conhned to small lots of ne1o. There ia a modar-
ATE demand Tor retailefss use, and we quote only
small sales from carts at 16 cents for shoulders
l7OlS cents for hog round, and 20 cents 10 ID for
hams. For Western the market rules steady-
There is moderate stock in dealers hands, and
we quote a fair business doing from store at 15@
log cents for shoulders, 17aD1SA cents for sides
and 1992O cents u ID. for hams, in lots
LARD-Northern is in fair stock and only light
d ID, as in quality. --PoRK-Fo Northern the
market is frmer, and prices have improved
| table. n''- -
SALT-There is full stock at present on mar
kot, and we quote moderate demand. Sells
from store, in lots to suit purchasers at 81 GOA
81 for American, and 50 159$2 20 % sack for Liv-
erpool ground.
SHINGLEs-Continue to rule dull of sale, there
being only meagre enquiry for building pur-
poses. We quote Common at $3@$3 80, and Con-
tract at 81 5O1$5 ID NJ.
TIMBER-Has arrived rather moro freely since
our last, and the market has ruled steady. There
is fair enquiry for mill purposes, and prime
article finds quick sale. About 20 RATS have
changed hands during the week at prices ranging
within quotations in table.
woods in moderate supply, and demand al
present rather light. Sells by the boat load at
*3Gs3 70 for pine and ash, and 50 30 % cord for
| OAK.
FREIGHTs.-There is nothing new to note in
coastwlse rates. Produce is coming to market
slowly, and, owing to the small quantity offering.
cargoes are not so readily procured. See table
for last rates paid both steam and sail vessels.