Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
We quose Carolina at loo1Os cents % d. by tn 9

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Northerr and Eastern, and demand light. Only
| small receipts for the week, and we quote last
sales from wharf at 75077A cents for former and
| 81 05 for latter quality, % l0G lbs.
LIME-Js 10 fair enquiry, and market moder-
ately supplied. Eells from store at 81 20 q cask
Received tor the week ] 600 casks which has been
stored. and is selling at above price.
demand is principally for coastwise trade. The
city mills selling cargoes at following fgureE=
Pine &eant Sdaoed Lander Cargo rates-per
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 a 81 90
Full cargOes wide Boards. -; 90 90 a "a 90
4" :" flooring boards, rough % 90 a 23 90
Ship Stuff as u specifications. -. % 90 a "a 90
Deals, by g.: .......,.. .-...... 20 90 q % 90
nvst Without change in n W. - ITO 20
market continues to be moderately supplied with
Cuba, and there is merely retail business. Our
quotations in table represent rates from both first
and second hands.
PEA NUTs.-The market has ruled very dull
during the week. and it has been impossible toilet
feet sales of any moment unless at decline which
holders will not accept at present. The sales
0$2 10 u bushel for fair to extra quality
PoTAToEs.-Irish are in limited enquiry and
market very well supplied. Prices are lower, and
we quote at 20 so to 50 u Dbl. Sweet are coming
in slowly, and find sale at 81 20@$1 IS q 5ushel.
PoULTRY-Is being brought TO market spar
ingly and is inedemand at high prices We quote
i've lows AT 0UlDbU cents each.
PROvIsIoNS.-Th market for North Carolina
cured BACON has ruled quite dull during the
week, and prices are lower. Receipts are better,
and there Is a fair stock on market at present
while the demand Is unusually light. We quote
sales of several small parcels at l6G017 cents for
shoulders, Is cents for sides, 10 COlts for HOG
round, and 5000 cents % 10. for hams-sales
| being difficult to effect even at low at figures
with Western the market is very well supplied,
and demand light. We have only small sales to
report from store at 153016 cents for shouIders.
| 1730163 cents for sides, and l702O cents 40 m
for hams, as in quaity.-LARD.-Th snpnIv
OF Northern continues fully fair, and we report
only small business doing at IL to % cents d 10
North Carolina is very scarce, and wanted for re-
| failing purposes at 19@21 cents-PoRK,-
Northern Is without change in price. There is a
moderate stock in dealers hands. and but little
doing In the way of sales We refer to our table
| for quotations.
| SALT-Receipts meagre for some time past and
stock very light sufficient, however, for present
wants. We quote small sales from store at 81 rs
| 7P sack for American.
| SHINGLEs-The demand is confined To small
lots for building purposes, and the market rules
dull We quote at 50 50@$3 for common, and 81
| Q9$5 % M. for contract
T1MrER--For this article the market rules about
the same as reported for the past two weeks
For large and long sizes there is q fair demand
for mill purposes, and prices are good while for
inferior and common there is no demand worthy
of note, and sales are difficult unless at reduced
rates. Receipts are moderate, and several RATS
have sold at figures given in table.
| Woods in rather better enquiry, and very lit
tie on market. We quote by the boat load at 50
5O@$2 75 for pine and ash, and 50 1908 % cord
for oak.
FREIGHTs-To coastwise ports are rather firm
err and prices are higher than quoted in our last.
owing to the small number of vessels that have
arrived. Produce arrives slowly, but there is SUI
fcient for the vessels now in port See table for
last rates paid.