Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-02-03

III D. bushel as in quantity. Cargo price we
qaote rs merely nominal at 90 cents.--OArs--
are IN moderate supply, and demand merely ip
the retail way. We quote from store at 7O0l75
cents II bushei. --PEAs-Are being brou got to
,I rparingIy. aod the stock here is very
ready sale AZ 81 p o bnshel for Cow RICE
Only limited enquiry for clean, which the stock
On hand il fully sufficient to meet. We quote
busheI. "
HAY.-The market is very W. IL supplied, and
rules rather dull Only small receipts of North.
ern. which Lave sold at 81 OR inferior and 81 IS
y lUO lbs. for prime quality.
LIME-Is ia fair supply, aud only a local de-
ut 81 SO y cask.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of moment doing. and mar.
ket fully supplied We quote from the city mills
Pine Steam Sa,ced L,unoer-Carqo rates-per
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes. s18 90 q 10 90
Full eArgoss wide Boards. oos 20 90 a a. % %
flooring boards, rough u 90 q IS CO
Emp stun as y approximations. % 90 "a "a 90
Prime River flooring. ......... Is 90 a 20 90
PEA NUTs-Are being brought. to market
slowly. and are in fair demand for shipm emit
Prices OF extra and fancy are shade better.
"hie o her qualities are unchanged. We quote
as follows inferior and ordinary 81 6O@31 7s,
81 IS, and fancy 81 250s2 so u bushel
PoTAToEs.-The market is fairly supplied with
!Tish, and the demand is mainly in the small
way. We quote from store at SO SCOTT for eat
ing. and s4(0$5 q Dbl. for planting. Sweet sell
at 70@9O cents % bushel.
POULTRY-1s in moderate supply, and demand
light. Sells at 5000 cents for live, and 5000
cents for dressed fowls live turkeys 81 25tl SO
each, and dressed do. 2O@25 cents ID tb.
PRovIsIOES-The BACON market rules about the
same as last reported. North Carolina il in light
receipt, aRd there is only a small stock here but
Sufficient to meet present limited demand. We
| quote as follows 130114 cents for shoulders Ii
| @l6 cents for sides, 14@16 cents for hog round,
| and 1908 cents % 10. for hams. according to
quantity and quality. Western is in mod crate
stock, aud demand light. Prices are a shade
| lower. and we quote as follows Smoked, 123@
13z cents for shoulders, 140114a cents for sides,
and 1920 cents for hams dry sailed. 110I1l
cents for shoulders. and 1904 cents for sides
| --LARD-Northern is in fair stock. and sells
from store at ID to Is cents u H., in quaint
| y.--PoRK-e supply of Northern is moderate
and demand NANNY in retail way. See table fol
store rates. Fresh is in moderate receipt, anG
sells from carts at 8 to II cents % ID
sALT-No receipts for the week, but there iS
| fair stock of former arrivals remaining in the
| hands OF dealers. There is a moderate demand
| for small lots, and we report Gales at 81 1905
45 fB sack for American.
| sHIEGLEs-Are in meagre request, and TIL
| market rules very dull. Small sales at 81 250$
TIMBER-In this article we have no change t.
report. Receipts are quite small, and only
night demand FOR mill purposes, though al
brought to market has changed hands Sales o
1O012 RATS at figures given in table.
| WOODS IN rather better supply, and deman
| fair. We quote by the quantity at 50 5O0$2 z
for pine, 1903 rs for ash, and IS 25@3 so I
| cord for oak.
FREIdHTs-To coastwise ports is unchanee &c
Produce 10 offered rather sparing(y, and only i
&oort sufficient Quantities TO supply the vessel
now in port Our quotations in table show lae
| rates paid by both steam and sail vessels.