Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-03-12

ern and there - nothing new to report: About
100 bales received, and sold at IS cents u 100 lbs.
cniYrd also AGO bales Eastern, which was sold
to arrive, ct 81 90
LIME.-No Int receipts, and the market is en-
tirely bNe. We therefore omit quotations.
IUMBER-Is without change in price, and moth
pally in the coastwise trade. Ne quote as fol-
lows:
Pine Steam Sa,oed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes $40 90 q 90 90
Full cargoes wide Boards 80. 20 90 a az 90
:: flooring boards, rough % 90 q 2s 90
Ship stun as u specifications. % 90 "a "a o.
Prime River flooring. ............. II 90 % Is 90
MoLAssEs.-Thero is a moderate supply of On.
b& IN second hands. and the market rules firm
fair business is doing in the small way at quo
tations in table
PEA NUTS We're in active request for shipping
purposes during the earlier part OF the week, and
prime quality. For day or two past, however.
the market has ruled less firm and the price
has Acknowledging at s2@S2 80 for ordinary
to prime, and So 50 q bushel for extra.
PoTATOES--lrish are in full stock and sell from
store in quantities to suit at SO 1904 25 % Dbl.
Sweet are getting very scarce, and sell from carts
at 81 l0Q1$l % u bushel by the quantity.
POULTRY The market is rather poorly sup
piled, and prices tend upward. We quote live
fowls at 80 to As cents. and dressed at 50055 cts.
each
BACON continues to rule very firm, and former
prices arc readily obtained. Tho receipts are
call, and the stock market is barely sufficient
TO meet the retail demand We quote sales OF
severa' small lots at 10 cents for shoulders, 20p
I'll cents for sides, 2l12l9 cents for hog round,
and 22G23 cents f8 IL for hams, as in quality.
Western curod Is In fair stock, and prices
changed. There is a moderate business doing
from store at 163@173 cents for shoulders,
and l9Ol93 cents pr ID for sides.--LARD
NORM Carolina is scarce, and brings ~
D23 cents. Northern is in moderat. supply
and sells at prices ranging from 161 10 "a
cents ~ ID, rs in qualitv.-EoRK For North
no quotabie change to make in prices. Stock
moderate, and sales from store at figures quoted
in table. Fresh is brought in sparingly, and sells
from carts at 13t0l5a! cents f8 10.
SALT-Only a small business doing and market
model ately supplied. We continue to quote from
store at 81 900$2 for American, and 81 20(0$2 rs
" sack for Liverpool ground.
ERINGLEs,-Little or no demand for shipment
and the sales are confined to small boat loads at
$3Gp$3 80 tor Common, and 81 500$5 so u M. for
Contract.
TIMBER-The market rules about the same as
reported for few weeks pass. For prime and
extra quality there Is a moderate demand for mill
while for the lower qualities the market rules dull
and quotations have declined. Receipts small for
the week, and we refer to our table for classified
prices.
Woods scarce and wanted, and prices high
er. We quote by the boat load at So 250$3 80
for ash and pine, and So 1904 % cord tor oak.
FREIGHTs-To New York are cents higher on
rosin and crude turDentine, but other articles
main as last reported. To other coastwise ports
We have no change to make. Several vessels have
come in during the week, and about all have been
taken up at figures given in table.