Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-04
CONN REGAL.

WILMINGTON MARkET-Feb. 3.
B-dCON-Prices remain about as last quo
ted, with considerable arrivals The stock
on sale is abundant for the season.
CORN-The receipts have been principal
Iy per Railroad, and prices remain without
change, with extremely slow sales. Cargo of
1000 bushels, mentioned in last report, has
not yet been disposed Of 1t is selling from
on ship board, in small lots, at Csc Ne0i-
The stock is considered light, and sales quick
at quotations.
FLOUR-The market is we'll supplied with
Canal and Fayetteville Flour, and sales to-
day at quotations.
L.fRD-The stock of Lard has become
quite heavy, and the pri>c has rccelei CT.
on the pound.
LINE-Fair suppIy-ratcs OF last sales to
be found in our table
| LUliBER-We have no material change
to note in the Lumber market, and referto our
table for last sales
TIMBER-We can hear of no sales of Mill
Timber this morning Our figures represent
sales OF yesterday. In Shipping Timber there
has been nothing doing since our last report.
! N1T1L STORES-Som 1000 barrels OF
| Turpentine have been received and disposed
of since this day week. Last weeks quota
| tons remained firm until this morning, when
a decline OF sc. in both Soft and Hard was
| cd To hx.c g.. L.
this morning at 50 30 for Soft, and 81 40 tol
Hard. Tar is on the decline. Sales this NOR.
ming at 81 so, and yesterday at 81 60. Spjr.
its Turpentine- We understand that some
400 barrels have changed hands at 3 &C.; and
some small lots at gee.
PEiS-TheIe appears to be a fair supply
OF Cow Peas on sale. See quotations.
MOLASSES-Roceived from Matanzas
1870 hhds. new crop. portion of which has
been sold at . cents The stock continue:
very heavy.
STAVES-There has been sales of Red
Oak HID. Slaves, dressed, of fair quality, al
Sic and SIT per NJ, since DIR last report.
BosToN, Jan. 29tf.-Cotton, no transactions
A steady demand for Genessee Flour common
brands, Sc SO: Fancy do 81. Yellow fiat Corr
selling moderately at 69 10 cts; white 66 a G7
Market generally dull.
( NEw-YORK. Jan. 3l.-The market continued
dull for Cotton. Prices from 81 to 94c. per ID.
according to qua ity. The market for Breadstutfs
generally. dull. and sales moderate. The bcs
brands Of Flour sold at Sc 25. Corn 81 81 cts
per busheI. In Naval Stores the market was qui
ct, and prices steady. Sales Of IS barrels Spirits
Turpenline, net in good or Ter. at 81! cents pei
gallon. Sales of 100 Ticrces Rice at 50 5;
373. The week preceding, up to the above date
} is said to have been the most active in the stool
market that had been noticed for many months
The papers speak encouragingly of ia, orubI
change ia financial matters.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l.-Suppcs of all kind
of merchandise are arriving more freely, but trad
opens slowly, and the market for the preceding
week has been dull. sales Upland Cot on at 0
81 cents. Flour, fair and good brands S. a S
rs, market closing at Sc. Naval Stores--Spi
ris 81 3s cents; Tar, in small lots, So 25; Pitc
81; Wilmington Resin 80 cents: The Rice mai
kct closed at So! S3& per cwt.
FAYETrEvILLr, Feb. J.--Cotton 7 TO 8; Cor
, 55 to GO; Flour So TO SIS! Oats 80 to IS 4; See
81 to 81 Is; Lard II to sl--OGs
CHARLESTON, Jan. 29th.--Cotton ST to 81 cts
Rice So to S3l; Rough do. Sc to % cts; Com, !
; &, 55 TO IS Cts; Bacon, sides and shoulders, 5
cts; Lard II to y; Cuba Molasses l9 to 30 CT
Sack Salt 81 so.