Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-04

nominal at 81 lO.--OArs-No demand except
in the small way, which the stock III dealers,
hands is sufficient to meet Eet@uing at oOgeo
coming in, aad the market is almost bare. For
COR brisk demand exists, and receipts would
command ready sale at 81 4OOS1 90 F3 6ushel.
l-RIcE-Ts in small stock, and demand limi-
ted. Clean Carolina sells at 9993 cents u Id.
HAY.-Receipts meagre, and market poorly
ceyed for the week only 1874 bales Eastern, which
sold from wharf at 81 3O0$l 30, and 66 bales
NOrthero at 81 Is u 100 lbs.
LTn1E-Is in fair supply, and only local de-
mand. Sells at 81 5501Sl 60 T3 cask. Received
900 casks. which going into store.
LuMBER-We have nothing Of conseq IYn :t to
report in this article and supply full. We give
the following cargo rates from the mills
Pine Steans iSaaoed Lumber Cargo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 "a 81 co
&" Hayti cargOes, Is 90 "a 90 co
FG csrgoes vide Boards r,;; 90 GO GO % GO
chip Stuff as u specifications. 23 90 a "a 90
Deals, by ~ 0 00 g 2 a9 0 0o
MOI .ssrs.The market rnles rather dull and
is we'll supplied with Cuba Received for the
week about ga hhds., 40 tierces, and 260 bills,
and we quote email transactions from wharf at
45GD47 cents " gallon in hhds, according to
quantity.
since our last, and in fair request from ship
pers at an advance Of about 10 cents. Receipts
are rather small, and VIC quote Gales at 81 1900
IL 30 for inferior and ordinary. 81 360s1 As for
buehel for extra.
PorAToEs- Irish are in fair supply. and de-
mand somewhat better. From store quote
as follows: Early Rose IS. Pink Eye SO 1895,
Goodrich So so, Chill So so, Peach Blow SO, Jack
son White 81 50l5$2 rs f3 Dbl Sweet are COM
ing in slowly, and sell from carts st S1D$l 10 u
bushe
PoULTRY-Is in fair demand, and market mod
eTately supplied. We quote live fowls at 3O935
cents, and turkeys 81 5O0$1 rs each; dressed
fowls 3594O cents each, and turkeys 220125 cents
T} ID.
market is at present moderately supplied, and
prices are a shade lower The demand is light,
and principally from retailers, and we quote
small transactions at 1919 cents for hog round.
and 200121 cents 4} IL for hams-lowest fgureE
being about the market. Western cured is in fair
stock, and also rules quiet at slight decline.
shoulders, 173@19 cents for sides, and 17@21
cents for hams az in quality. RD-North-
jobbng lots, and we quote sales from store at II
to % cents % 1b.--PORK-Is in moderate
stock, and the price Of Northern has again de-
cned. Sales from store at quotations in table.
| Fresh is in moderate receipt from the country,
and sells from carts at IL to IA cents f3 ID.
sALT.Stock heavy, and demand principally
! for small lots Sells from store and wharf at 81
55@$1 60 for American, and 81 65@$1 70 Te sack
! for Liverpool ground.
| SHINGLEs-ODly small receipts, and market
dull. We quote at So 50Ds3 25 for Common and
! 81 50@$5 T3 NJ. Contract.
TIMBER Receipts for the past week have been
quite heavy, and the market has ruled less firm,
though prices are unchanged. Millers are pur-
chasing prime qualities quite freely, while infe
rior grades difficult of sale, and several RATS
are on market unsold. The sales for the week
! have been at quotations In table.
Woods in moderate stock, and somewhat
dull. Sales by the quantity are being made at
! 50 50Q$3 for pine and ash, So SO for Hghtwood,
and So 25@$3 80 f8 cord for oak.
! FREIGHrs-To New York rule quite firm at
former rates, and no difficulty is experienced ia
obtaining cargoes-while to other coastwise
ports there ia some dullness in the market We
refer to table for last prices paid.