Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-13

FIsH Are in moderate supply, and demand
light. See table Tor store rates.
GRAIN.-The Com market has ruled very firm
nee our last and prices have further advanced.
Receips comprise about 1900 bushels, the bulk
of which came to dealers and has gone into store,
and of the balance we learn of the sale of l. O0O
bushels at 81 &c. bags included. The stock in
dealers hands is rather snail, and q brisk de-
msnd exists. Cargoes would find ready sale At
say 81 369S1 30. From store we quote selling
in small lots at 81 40.--OATs-Eupply light.
and demand moderate. Sell from store at SO6s5
cents II bushel.--PEAs-Are being brought io
slowly, and the market continues to be elmost
entirely bare. There is brisk enquiry, and re.
ceipts would find ready purchasers at 81 TOO
81 IS q bushel for Cow. mod
crate, and demand principally for retail lots
We quote clean Carolina at 797A cents u H., ms
HAY-fs in small stock, and demand fair, Re
ceived for the week, and sales made Of 500 bales
Northern at 81 2C@tl 25 u 100 lbs; land $40
bales,Eastern on private terms supposed at 81 S.
L1AIE.-Only a local demand exists, and market
moderately supplied. Sells from store in lots 10
suit at 81 40 u casE.
LUMBER-Continues in full supply, and only q
light shipping demand We q.ote from the city
mills as follows:
Pine Steam Sdloed Lumber Cargo rates-per
LOCO feet.
Ordinary assortment Cube cargOes, sls 90 q 10 90
Hayti cargoes, 10 90 a 90 90
" - flooring boards, rough % 90 a 28 90
Ship STUFF as t'spocifcations.. % 90 a "A 90
P ptra f ~ ~ w 0 0o
MoLAssEs.-Tho market is iully supplied with
all descriptions, and rules dull, as there is a very
light demand Small sales are being made at
| PEA NUTs-Rulo about the same as last re-.
ported. There continues to be good demand
| for prime and extra, and small sales have taken
place at 81 SO2$2 u bushol. with very few Offering
sale Other qualities rather dull at 81 2O6
for fair.
PoTAToEs. Only retail enquiry for Irish,
when me STOCK on market is about sufficient to
| 81 rs II Dbl. Small receipts OF Sweet WHOM
bring 81 60 " bushel.
PoULTRY-Is in moderate receipt, and demand
fair. We quote live chickens at 30@4O cents,
and grown fowls at $4,000 cents each.
PROVISIONS FOR North Carolina BACON the
market elbows more business, and prices have An
advancing tendency. Receipts arc meagre, and
IN consequence the stock has become quite light.
and parcels upon receipt find ready sale. We
quote at 1G3017 cents for shoulders IS61s1
cents for sides, 1739l9 cents for hog round, and
18O2O cents t. ID for hams, as in quality. Fol-
Western there is no chGnge-market moderated
supplied, with fair jobbing demand. We quote
from store as follows: Smoked. 143@15 cents fol-
shoulders, l730l8 cents for sides, and 17G12
cents for hams; dry sailed, 13A cents for should
ors, and 163 cents for sides.--LARD.-Nortl
Carolina is wanted, and market bare; would
bring 1903 cents. The supply OF Northern il
pretty fair and only small business doing from
store at 1920 L, d cents % B1o@PoRK-Norther
IS IN small stock, and market firm at an advance
see table for store rates.
SALTS in full stock. Only small businest
doing from store at 81 SO for American, and 81 6(
IVA
EHINGLEs-Light demand for building pur-
poses, and the sales are confined to small boat
loads at 81 509$3 for Common, and $46Ds5 40 n
for Contract.
TIMDER-Is arriving slowly, but in quantities
sufficient to meet the light demand for mill pur-
poses, and there is full stock on market. We
refer to ourtable for classified prices.
Woodruff little demand, and supply email.
We quote by the quantity at $20$2 go for pine
and ash, and 81 1908 70 cord for oak and light
wood.
FRE1dHTs-No important change to report in
the market to coastwise ports. Produce still ar-
rlves slowly. and is only offering shipment in
about sufficient quantities for vessels as they
come in. Our rates in table show the last fg-
ures obtained.