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

piled, aud there is nothing of consequence dong
Ihere continues to be mercy local demand, for
which The stock IN dealers hands III fully ade-
quate a few lots have arrived per rsilr lad. but
We learn Of Only small sale at IL 10 per bush
oil. One cargo also received and gone into store.
We quote 80 sc III & in the small way from store
at IL 1891 ~, n. lots as wanted.--OATs-
Supply light, and demand limited. Retailing from
store at 9O&95 cents per bushel.--PEAs-Are
on market. Small sales during the week at 95
cents0S1 FER bnshel for COW. --RICE-Clea
continues IL small stock, but sufficient to meet
the light denlaU1 "e quote Carolina at 969s
centa per IL, No demand for rough, and nomi-
nal 1T 81 25QlSl so ger bushel.
HAY-ReceIpts for q few weeks have been small,
duced. though sufficient for the local demand
Only about 100 bales Northern received, but not
yet sold, being held at 81 q 100 lbs.
LIME--Js in fair supply, and selling from store
at 81 IS p cask.
LUMBRR-Thtre is nothing Of consequence 70.
ing in this article, and the market is fully 81 p
pied. We therefore continue former quotAtiCLa
Pine SPG1t Sdtred Lumber Cargo rdteS-per
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 10 a q %
Hayti cargoes, 20 90 "a 90 90
Full cargoes wide Boards. ... % 90 a "a O
flooring boar ds, rough % 90 a % o
Ship STUD as e specifications. % 90 q "a q
Deals J by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 90 "a % q
Prime River flooring. ............ Is 90 a Is CO
PEA NUTs-Receipts since our last have been
very small, lowing to the Christmas holidaysD
and there is moderate shipping demand. We
quote sales from carts at 81 e56*1 rs for inferior
ana ordinary. 81 S00$l 80 for fair and prime, and
;: t bushe for extra quality.
poTAToEs-Sweet are in moderate receipt, and
sell at IS to so cents " bushel Irish are scarce
and bring s4@s5 IL Dbl.
PoULTsY-P Prices unchanged, but m arket rather
poorly supplied We quote live chickens at 2OSa
Is cents. grown fowls 25@3O cents, and turkeys
81 251$l rs each !; dressed fowls 3O140 cents
each and turkeys 20@25 cents u II.
PRovIsIoEs-North Carolina cured BACON is III
very hght stock, and we quote moderate en-
curry i9r retailing purposes. The receipts are
from carts at 16@l64 cents for shoulders, 1s@10
cents for hog round and 2O@2l cents u n. for
hams. Western is in better stock and demand
principally for retail lots. Prices are q shade
lower, and We quote sales from store at 14iGol5
cents for shoulders, 172@18 cents for sides, and
16tGZO cents ~ ID. for hams, in quantity and
quality.--LARD-Is IN fair stock, and we quote
only small business doing from store at prices
ranging from 16 TO 81 cents u 10. for Northern
l-FoRK-Is unchanged IN price, and in modcr-
ate stock. We refer to table for store quotations
| of Northern. Fresh continues TO be brought in
slowly, and soils from carts at III TO Is cents Y
ID az in quality.
bALT-Supply faiE, and m derate business do
ing from store at 81 90OS2 for American, and 81
1892 20 % sack for Liverpool ground.
HINGLEs-Are ,ull of sale, only small parcels
being taken for building purposes at $361$3 25
fer Common, and 81 5O@s5 80 u NJ. for Contract
! IIMDER--Has been in rather better request for
mill purposts since our last, and prime quality
has found ready sale at about former figures. Re-
ceived and sold during the week about 1920
RATS at IS FIR inferior $7G1$7 IS for ordinary So
0Gf8 % n fair, $90$l0 for prime, and $l1 so u
! ~ fo' extra mill.
| MoOD-Is being brought in slowly and sells by
! the boat load at $3B$3 IS for pine, $30$3 so for
! ash, and 50 50@$4 u cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-To cOastWise ports have ruled ex-
Gee ingly dull for the week, and have declined
shade. Country produce has arrived sparingly,
and bat little offering shipments, while we report
plenty vessels in port. SEQ table for rates
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