Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-16

demand light. TEmall transactions are reported
for the week at $70$7 20 for pine bbls.
l. GRAIE-Recent arrivals of CORN have replen-
lished the market, and at present there is fair
lstock in the hands of DE- alers. The demand is
light. and the market ruled rather dull. About
g, 0G0 bushels received for the week, and sold as
follows: 3. 500 bush at 80 cents, and A. SOD do at
IS cents y bushel-ciosing dull at IS cents for
doing at 81 O2a@s1 O5 q bushel saoks included,
as in quality. in fair stock, and
demand mssgre. We quote at retail from store
at 8 SOTO cents bushel.--PEAs-Rece ipts
for some weeks past have been meagre, and at
present there is little or no stock here. A good
demand exists and L. -, few small parcels have
RIcE Clean is in email stock. but sufficient to
meet the demand. We quote Carolina at 74693
cents ID. Only sm all transactions reported in
rough at 81 IS to 81 so p 6ushel, as in quality.
HAYS in somewh At Better stock, and prices
are lower. Receipts for the week are about $50
bales OF former sold from wharf at 81 35Gs1 371
and 200 do OF latter at 81 IS U 100 BIS for extra
quality.
LIME-suppIy fully fair, and demand Moderate.
We quote from store at 81 1901 so y cask, as
in quality
LUMBER is in full supply. ard oaly ligh.
the mills as follows:
Pine Steam Satoed L,nn5er-C Cargo rates-per
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoe. .1S 90 10 90
w,,,, Hayu cargoes, is 90 q 90 10
Full %de ard 90 90 % 90 90
Ship Stuff as . specifications. % 90 a "a 90
Deals, by - ...:................ 70 90 a ~ OF
Prime River flooring. ............ IS 90 a 20 10
PEA EUTs-Are in better demand for shipping
purpo ses, and the market rules firm at o Slight
| advance Receipts for the week are fully 5000
bushels, about oil of which have changed hands
atsl 6ogtl Is for 81 inferior $. 759'I 80 for Or
! and 81 1892 20 y busheI for extra.
PoTAToEs Supply fully fair, and demand
for Sweet, and 90 5O@s3 % q Dbl for Irish. as in
quantity.
PoULrRE-Is in fair supply. and demand only
moderate. We quote follows live fowls 500
40 cents, dressed 25940 cents live turkeys 81 go
9$l rs each, and dressed at 2O025 cents y ID.
PROVISIONS Receipts Of North Carolina BACON
are somewhat better, and at present the stock of
1eto Ia fully sufficient to meet the retail demand.
Prices are lower, and we quote small sales at s
9l7 cents fer hog round and 1908 cents u ID
for hams;-for old. however, a shade higher rates
might be obtained for small lots. WeStej1a is
also in better stock. and the market rules quiet
a. "a decline on former quotations. The sales
are confined to small Iota from store, as follows:
Snoked-l6GDl63 cents for shoulders, 1G40l7
cents tor sides, and 1922 coats for hams;- dry
s%Hed l2GDi4 cents for shoulders, and 1906
cents for sides. LARD--Deuand light, and
Northern is in fGi stock. Selis from store at 70
(022 cents Z ID PoRK-Northern is in moderate
stoSS. aud Only retail business doing from store
at figures III ia ble. Fresh is being brought in
quite freely, AMI soils from carts a. 10Dl2 cents
j. ID.
SALT-For the past week receipts coSst giao
have reached about 6,00O sacks. and the market
Is somewhat better supplied. There is a moder-
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place from wharf and store at 81 40@$1.4 40 e
sack fer American.
SH1NaLEs-The market rules very dull. in the
absence OF any demand for shipment. We quote
at 50 500t3 for Common, and 81 600$5 80 ~ III.
for Contract.
TIMBER-Only light demand for mill pur-
poaes. and but little coming to market. few
RATS have changed hands at figures given in
table.
WO0D-Rsceipts fair, and market better sup
piled. Prices lower, and we report sales al
50 25@s2 50 for pine and ash, and $39$3 25 q
cord for oak.