Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-08

full stock in dealers' hands, with merely retail
from s:ore at 81 0710s1 10 Is bushel, bags in
Guided --OATs-Are in retail enquiry, and
market moderately supplied. Last sales from
, wharf at IS cents TB bushel.--PEAs-The mar
ket is unchanged. Cow are in moderate stock,
ard sell by tho quantity at 81 to 81 10 y bushel
in small stock, but sufficient for the demand
We quote Carolina at 100103 cents % h in casks.
HAY-The market rules quiet, and is well sup
Piled. Only all receipts and sales of Northern
At 65070 cents y 100 ne
LIME-Supply moderate, and only a retail bus
mess doing from store at 81 GO ~ cask,
LUMBER-Only light business doing, and the
market Is well supplied with all descriptions. The
mills are filling orders at the following figures
Pine SteGns Sd,Oed Lumber Cargo ratss-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes. $40 90 @ q 90
&c Hayti cargoes. Is 90 q 90 90
- flooring boards, rough ~ 90 a Is Ov
Ship STUFF as q specifications SEQ. q 90 q "A %
PINE RGsr eoc.n ~ ~ w w %
MoLAssEs-Cuba is in good stock, and the de-
mand appears to be unusually light We quote
only email business doing at quotations in
table.
during the week, and few lots have found sale
at shade advance on former rates We quote
sales at prices ranging from 50 to 50 20 % bushel
latter hgure for an extra article.
PoTAToEs-irish are in moderate supply, and
little or no demand. We quote from store at 81
G$2 90 y bol. Swest sell readily at 81 5O0$1 90
Te bushel.
PoULTRY-Has been in somewhat better supply
during the week, but is still scarce, and COM
mands high prices. We quote live fowls at Asa
so cents, and dressed do. at 500 GO cents each.
PRovIsIoNs.-For North Carolina cured BACON
the market rules unchanged. The receipts for q
week or two have been conf ned to small parcels
but there is very fair stock in retailers hands
and 1t Is exceedingly difficult 80 effect sales unless
at reduced figures. We quote at II cents for
shoulders, 1903 cents for sides 1S6l9 cents for
hog round, and 5000 cents for hams-at which
only small sales have taken place. Western cured
| continues to be in good stock, aud but little do
ing-the sales being principally OF retail lots at
outside figures. We quote from store at 14015A
cents for shoulders, 1S01S3 cents for sides, and
16@17 cents for hams, according to quantity and
quality. is in moderate
stock, and sells from store at from 163 to % cents
| and noneIon market; would bring 2O02l cts.-
PoRK.-There is merely retail trade in North
ern, which the supply store il fully sufficient to
meet. We refer to table for quotations.
! SALT.-Stock pretty much worked of. but there
| is no demand worthy of mention. We quote in
the small way at s. 1901 so d sack for Ameri-
| can.
SHINGLEs.-No enquiry for shipment, and the
sale are confined to small boat loads 1T 81 5O@
s. so for Common, and 81 50@$5 % NJ. for Con
tract.
T1MBEK-The market generally rules about the
same as reported for somo weeks past. For in
ierior and common there is no demand, and Il lie
difficult OF sale oven at q reduced price. For
prime and extra there is some request and il is
generally taken at about former rates. Receipts
| by river are meagre, and only few RATS have
been sold at figures given In table. Several par
cells have arrived by railroad, and sold at 50 to $l2
| so % II. for prime to extra.
Woods in reduced stock, and sells by the
boat load at 50 50@$2 rs for pine and ash, and s.
0$3 Is % cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-To New York are q shade better
than last reported and rule irmer. To other
ports there is no quotable change. Very few ves-
sells at present in port, and . moderate quantity
Of produce awaiting shipment. Sec table for
rates.