Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-05-28

moderate retail demand exists, and sales are
being made from store at prices ranging from
81 05 81 10 T. bu-hci OF So lbs, sacks included
; --OATS upply iI dealers hands il very
light hui stuff ,icnt n pre- sent wants. Retailing
from store at 81 To 8 cents ~ bushel.-PEAs
low ere IL moderate supply, and receipts mea-
gre. Seii at 81 o5G$! 10 y bushel, by the guam
tlty. White are wanted, aud would readily COM
mand 81 G0G$1 20 ~ bushel-RICE-Fo
clean there is merely retail demand, and mode
rate supply on marke'. We quote Carolina nv the
cask st 93Gb10 cents u Do.
HAY-Receipts for week two pact have
been very light, but We note full stock in deal
ers' hands We quote GALES from wharf of 15O
bales Northern at 10 cents per loo lbs.
LIME--ls in full supply, and demand limited
Sells in the small way from store at 81 so per
cask. '
LUMBER-The market is VOL supplied, and
only small business doing. We give cargo rates
Pine Steam Sa,oed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 q q 90
,nn no.o, 1";,,o = hayti cargoes, IS 90 q 90 90
III c"tgOes %Iao boa Snaza 20 co 2G0
chip Stuff as Pspecifcations. 80. % 90 90 "a 90
Deals, by y; ..:....... ........ 70 90 @1 "a 90
frime River flooring. 49,. II 90 "a Is 90
MoLAssEs-All descriptions are in fair stock
ana the demand is almost entirely for retail lots.
ne refer to table for cdrrent rates, in quantity
and qualify.
PEA NUTS Are without material alteration A.
regards pricee. None worthy of report coming
IA And the parcels on market are generally held
aOoNe the Vows or buyers. We quote ut SO to 81
III for prime TO extra quality.
PoTAToEs-New crop Irish are beginning to ar
rive IL market and sell at 50 30 to So "a busbel
sweet are scarce: and sell at 81 50Ge$I 60 ~
bushel. y
r PoULTHY-Is getting rather scarce and live
lows sell at 45050 cents ach
tRoVsloNs.-ror N. g. cured BACON the mar
ket mas ruled WlEh rather more irmness tborob
prices are unchanged. There lis a moderate De
mand at present Tor retailing purposes, and the
stock has become very light owing to the meaUre
receipts. We quote small transactions for the
week at ~ cents for hog round, 10 cents for
sides, and 2OG2l cents IL ID. for hams. Western
cuIed IS i'll very good supply, and the market
rules steady. Sales from store at 1530l6 cents
lor shoulders, 1SOlSs cents for Sides and 17Go2O
cents u 10. for hams, as in quality.---LARD.-
Nofthern 10 IN fair stock, add merely q retail
business doing from store at 1GB TO % cents az
b., as IN quality. North Carolina ia wanted and
none on market; would find ready sale at 2O02l
cents.--PoRK.-For Northern there is only a
retail demand and there is moderate etock in
dealers hands. See table for store quotations.
SALTS III Light enquiry, and stock small
from store we quote in the small way at 81 75Gn
81 80 u sack tor American.
SHINGLES. Small boat loads coming in which
sell slowly at So 75l3$5 80 for Common, and 81 80
9S5 u NJ for Contract
IIMBER-Is being brought in SLOWLY and tho
market rules dull for inferior and ordinary there
Is, howe or, moderate enquiry for mill pur-
poses for prime and extra, which commands
former rates. Only Cos refts received by river,
and sold at figures given in table. A few parcels
by railroad have found ready sale at prices
ranging from SO to SI2 50 u M, as in quality.
WoOD-Sells by the boat load at 81 5OG1S Is for
pine and ASH and So T. cord for oak.
EREIGHTs-TO coastwise ports have ruled
rather dull for the week, and to New York there
has been a shade decline on naval stores
country produce Is coming in rather slowly, and
here IS some difficulty i'll procuring cargoes. We
efer 70 our table for last prices paid.