Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-07

LUMBrR-Riyer-Receipts light, and little or demand
dsar Of 9n Sne r Se which sOa on
boards
received has nearly all changed hands so ask
MoLAssEs-Two cargoes (525 hhds "a tierces and 4bbs)
received from Cuba Monday last s52 hhds and 20 srss
cts y gallon, in lots to suit
ket with light demand and sales during the week at ia
l2a for hams and VI 10 cents % ID for hog round
In Western cured note moderate supply of middngs in
-L4RD-Fsir receipts of n 6: make since last review
and market dull The demand light and hear of only
small sales from store 10 q H., in kegs and bbs
-PoRk BEEF-Fair supply Of both articles in store,
PorAToEsrsh Potatoes are in light supply and sell from
store at s@$4 30 y bb as in Quantity Sweet Potatoes
STsvEs AND HEADING-No receipts of either article, and
week, and little enquiry See table for rates
lin review of last week. 100 sacks reported at
81 62t, when it should have been 81 02t y sackl
TBER-sass of the week about 25@SO RATS at ex-
tremes ranging within classified figures. See table
naval stores and cotton and also ron to Philadelphia
There is but small quantity of barrel feghts Offering
supply of lumber freghs here coastwise and foreign
See table for rates coastwise.
FAYETTEVILLE, April BE- acon-IO@los; Beeswax,
ocS0O COtton-Far to good, sS@slogSnary to mid
as Feathers 4oSt5 Up y 1896 G0P1:
al 10; hides-dry I0@lI-green los: Lard iO@II Molas
ses-Cuba 25@26-New Orleans $1,000; Salt-Liverpool
Sack 81.
Bacon-Recepts fair, prices unchanged. Cotton-The
better grades remain firm manufacturers taking nearly all
but the common not quite sustained under the late
Corn rather heavy FlOur-Marke heavy, prices variable
Hides advancing, and in demand No change 1urpentne
or Spirits.-ObS.
BOSTON, April There is fair demand for Spirits
Turpentine and sales of about 200 bbs zoe ~ gallon
cash In Tar there have been sales of 200 bbs Norfolk
arrive about SO 50 and 400 bbls Wilmington on pr
vate terms small lots of North County and Wilmington
on the spot at 81 y bb cash, Rosn in good demand
Sales of common at 81 l2a; No at 90 % q 90 and
fair good No. at 50 50@4 25 % Dbl, Northern
Pitch selrng Mt 81 Is, and so bbs Wilmington 81 So
cash
NEW -BERNE, March Bacon Sales of hams at 10
cents and hOground quote at 81 cents % supply good
and demand moderate. Beeswax-None coming in last
sales at Is cents Corn-Corn in small lots from COM
port The supply being good the demand moderate at 10
cents dozen LardSales yesterday of lots in bbs at 81
cents bushe by the lot Fair supply with moderate
mand Peas-A small! lot Lady Peas brought this week
81 20 y bushel Yesterday lot of Clay sold 81
Poutry-Dressed Turkie bring readily 10 % ID and
fowls from Is to so pair Sweet PotaoesSThe mar
ke at present quite bare the demand good so
II bushel Tar and in demand at 81 so % bbl-
heavy and buyers have taken ho readily 81 SO Dip
and S. 10 for scrape.-Ne,os.
CHARLESTON, April 4.-Cotton-The transactions to-
day limited to 500 bales at extremes ranging from
94c The bulk of the transactions were made at prices
rather in favor of purchasers.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-Cotton is dull with no actual
change prices but to effect considerable Sales
of to would have to be made Sales of the last three
days amount to 900 bales which SPECTATORS and ex
portcr took about 500 bales Middlings Orleans IL
10 Mdling, Uponds, 81; Flour is dull without material
BALTIMORE, April AFTER the receipt of the steam
er's nows, nothing done in New York Baltimore
markets. Prices previously quoted remain unchanged
The latest report from Liverpool quotes decline
shilling in flour.