Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-06-10

better supplied by recent arrivals, and the stock
now in dealers hands is fully fair Receipts for
the week are about 1900 bushels, all OF which
has gone into store, and there are no sales to
report except in the small way. A good demand
exists, and re quote sales from store at 81 4On
81 45 y bushel, sacks included. No cargo sales
and We quote nominally at 81 30-OArs-Are
only IN moderate stock, with merely a retail de-
mand, which is being supplied from store at
enquiry, and in the absence of recoips the mar.
ket has become almost entirely bare of all de-
sscflptIons- Cow would lind quick sale at 81 d
bushel.--RICE.-C srona is in moderate
stock. and only a small business doing from store
a. TDS cents u 10. for clean.
HAY-Msrket fully supplied with both North
ern and Eastern, and rules less firm, With a de-
cline in price About 500 bales Northern receiv-
ed and sold from wharf at $10$l 10 q 100 lbs
Closing at lowest price.
IIME-Supply good, and only a local demand.
which Is being supplied from store at 81 40 r
cask.
LUMBER No change to note. Supply full, and
moderate business doing from the mills at the
following quotations.
Pine Steam Sa,0ed Lumber Cargo ratss-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, s18 90 "a 10 90
Hayti cargoes, IS 90 a 90 90
Full cargoes vide Boards. -. 20 60 "a % 90
g flooring boards, rough % 90 "a % 90
snip stun az u specifications. % 90 90 q 90
Deals, by 9................. 20 on IN % M
Prime River flooring ....... Is 90 a 90 90
MoLASses-The stock of all descriptions is
very good, and the business doing is pretty much
IN the retail way. Zee table for quotations as in
quantity and quality.
PEA NUTs-None of consequence coming to
market, and there is an active demand for all
Qualities for shipping purposes. We quote at
81 90 for ordinary, 81 60 for fair, and 81 SO0$2
r. bdshcl for prime and extra
PoTAToEs-New crop Irish being brought
to market quite freely and sell from cart at $160
25GDS2 IS 3B Dbl.
PoULTRY-Is brought in eparingly, and mar
ket poorly supplied. We quote live chickens at
30W35 cents, and grown fowls at 4501GO cents
each.
Provisions For N. @. cured BACON the mark ct
rules very firm, and prices are higher There il
a brisk enquiry for retailers purposes. and re-
celpts would readily command high figures.
None worthy OF report is coming in, AID the
stock III dealers hands IS very small, being bare
| ~ adequate for present wsnts. We quote at Is
| 0ZO cents for hog round, 20 cents for Sides and
| 2CC223 cents u Ii. for hams, according to quail
/ ty. Western Is In very good supply, and the de.
maud 10 principally in the retail way. We quote
as follows: Smoked 14z0D15 cents for shoulders
! 173GGl8 cents fer sides, and 1920 cents fol
| n cents tor sides. Northern is il
| full supply. with moderate business doing a
5000 cents u 10. AS in quality. North Carolins
| ls nominal at 1920 cents. Only
ratal demand exists, which the stock of North
ern IN store is fully sufficient 20 meet ice tabl
for rates
sALr-Supply fully fair, and no demand worth
OF mention. From store we quote at 81 80 70
American, and 81 co u sack for Liverpoo
ground.
! SHINGLEs-Are in small receipt, and only
| light demand exists for building purposes. Sale
| At 81 5OO$3 fer Common, and $4W$5 'B3 II. TO
| Contract.
TrIDER-Is coming in slowly, but sufficient t,
meet the meagre demand for mill purposes, AM
! the market rules dull. Receipts are only 1901
rats, which have sold at figures quoted in table
Woods in moderate supply, and dull of sale
| We quote by the boat load at $203S2 25 for pine
and ASH, and 81 1908 f3 cord for oak and light
wood.
| FREIGHTs- Country produce is coming in Glow
| ly, and as a consequence the market rules quie
to coastWlse ports-On!y about sufficient Offering
for the vessels now i'll port. We refer to tab
for last rates paid.
Rates Freight.