Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-10-15

bushei. in moderate stock. and
on,y retail business doing from store at SIS cts
y b9sh '.s -PE4s-The market is fully sup
by the quantity at $10Sl 10 % bushel.-RIcE
Supply of clean is small, but fully adequate to
meet the retail enquiry. Carolina sells at 9! to
! HAY-1s in moderate request, with full stock
IN dealers hands. Only so bales Northern re-
ceIVed and sold from wharf at rs cents u 100 lbs.
L1ME.-There is q moderate local demand, and
Jar supply on market. Selling from store at 81
700s1 rs U cesk.
LuNBER.-Phe market is moderately supplied
with nearly all descriptions, and rules steady at
forG er rates. Sells from the mills as follows:
Pine Steam Sdaoed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet
Ordinary assortment Cnba cargoes, $40 90 a 81 90
Hayti cargoos, Is 90 "a 90 90
Full cargoes wide Boards. 80. 20 90 "a "a CO
'' - flooring boards, rough % 90 "a % 90
Snip stun as % specifications. % 90 a "a 90
Prime River flooring. ....,..: IS 90 an 90 90
fEA NETs.,None coming in, and there is some
enquiry for shipment. No sales of consequence
reported, and we quote nominally at $26s2 Is *
bushel for prime to extra quality
PoTAToEs.-Sweet are in good stock and sell
slowly from carts at 80 cents06s1 * bushel -
Irish are in rather better supply, and sell from
store at prices ranging from So so to g II bhl.,
as in quality.
PoULTRy.-M Market very poorly supplied, and
demand good Live chickens sell at Is to IS cts
and grown fowls at 40045 cents each as to size
PROVISIONS For North Carolina cured BACON
| WIG Hai heI IueS ABOUT the same as last report
| ed. There Is none coming in, and the market is
entirely bare, while brisk demand exists for re-
failing purposes. In the absence of sales we
| quote nominaly at 206o22 cents for sides. 2l623
cents for hog round, and 1925 cents a II. for
hams, as in quality. With Western cured the
market is moderately supplied, and rules rather
nrmer at ~ shade advance in prices Sales a t.
OelnG made from store at lS50lg cents for
snou1ders, 2l!D22 cents for sides and 22I0I3
| cents Is III. Tor hams.--LAnn- Northern CON
tinues in very good supply, with merely a small
business doing from store at 174 to % cents n H.
Liberalization is in moderate supply and
has declined Il shade. The demaad is merely ia
the retail way, and we refer to table for store
rates.
SALTS in fair stock, with a moderate bust.
ness dong. Sales from store and wharf in the
small way ut II 7561s1 so for American and
u 9OG0S2 u sack for Liverpool ground.
eHINGLEs Are dull of sale, and only small
parcels coming in. We quote at 81 5OGl$3 for
common, and $40$5 f@ NJ for contract.
!IMBER-The recent rise in the river enabled
lew lots to reach market, but it has again fall
ien, and therefore the receipts must be meagre
FAR demand for mill purposes exists and com
mon quahties especially find ready SALE We re =
Ter TO our table for classified prices.
WOODS rather scarce, and in demand Sells
by the boat load at 50 50@$3 for ash, and SS as
@$3 so u cord for oak.
FREIGHTs-T To coastwise ports are without
change IN price. Several vessels have arrived
during the week, and about all have boon takel,
up at figures given in table.