Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-09
IME-No receipts. See table for store rates

LIME-Nc receipts. See table for store rates
MoASsEsNo receipts of Molases since last review and
former arrivals have been selling readily % for lots
and % cents gallon, by single hid The supply IN first
markets note an advance within week past
Irish Planting Potatoes there is some en-
quy, and the supply market is extremely light being
confined to parcels in retailers bands Selling At "a
sell at 80 @ 80 cents b bushe
for the past There is fair supply on marfs aad not
much disposition the Of buyers purchase present
for shoulders cents for hog round and III cents for hams
Monday 1000 lbs at 10 % b for hog round cash
are for small parcels Western cured there fair Stock
store and little nothing has been doing during
a 81 cents y b. for middlngs, in quantity -LARD
In n G. make decline this week former quota
b., cash. We quote 10 II cents, with fair supply
and light deaand.--BUrTER-W notice several parcels
Mess has gone up so this week and selling at ga
ngy and is in demand SELLS from 7a@9 b.
SALr-The supply Of Liverpool sack market is heavy,
200 Sacks from and wharf See table, Received this
week 100 sacks which has been stored No receipts of um
sHINaLEs-Rule extremely dull and prices have gone down
No sales of Contract. held So s. . from wharf
TBER-The market rules quiet for this article and the
Sales Of only five RATS at prices ranging within classified hg
stores and notice fair supply of produce offering for ship
ment. See table for last rates paid
| CHARLESTON, Feb 6.-Cotton-There was good de-
for this article to-day the sales having reached fully 81
90 bales about the prices the previous day The
transactions comprise 81 bales at 6!@9c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Cotton is easier but quota
bly, lower and the sales to-day have comprised $50 bales
S1fSF has advanced &C., and Far quoted at fro" '''
of 400 bbls Southern at So 1909 Is. Wheat southern
white 90 TO- Corn is .rfe better Sales of 900 bush
unchanged Lardi upward, and firm.
BA al Feb 67Sass of Howard Street Flour at
Sig SO @ e sad a. Corn are unchanged
ga, fAYETIEvILLE; Feb $d--Bacon 500 Beeswa6
Feathers 4o@45 Flour sapeTaDe, oo@s 10 Enc SO
90; Scratched 5000 co. GRAIN Corn 9O@l 90 Wheat
soil; Green 495 Lard 1i@I2 Salt, Liverpool Sack,
2 00@0 90 Alum . bu 10000.
sales et dollar Flax dfma9d Brandy
CHARLOTTE, Feb. 1.-Cotton--The market is dull
aud very little coming in Extremes range from to 7lc
8@s4' Wheat, 81 25@l 90 Oats, 5oe Corn 75@s0o~
in demand Meal, scarce. SOC. Rye-90c@$I' Pork, &C.
| HAVANA, Jan. 27Our Sugar market, in consequence
Spanish market exhibits symptoms of decline in prices
and indeed We have had ready some "bate@Gn in pre-
average about 5000 boxes per day. and have
b OF about $1,000 boxes MuseGyndo at AZ to
note. The exports last week only amounted to
about $500 boxes from this port and 655 boxes from Ma
tanzas Prices to-day follows Assorted 81
to and rails per arroba; White S4@l0 Yellow CLOS
Brown $685. Cucurucho 595a; Muscovado 44@4A AS the
weather has not been generally proptous may expect
that the of the will not turn large that of
last year MolassesA good deal of business has been doing
at Cardcna and other out ports for shipment to Europe
81 rails P key of ST gallons but als demanded for
future supplies Muscovado is selling 4}@ii Rum is
still high and in consequence of the good demand for the
article also for mOasses, it is likely maintain its price,
which to-day 456 for coored and 80 for white There
great want of pipes to make it merchantable kice
During the week about $50 terces of South Carolina
have changed Lands One cargo sold 49, rails %
arroba and small lots to the of 600 terces
l3s@l4 rails Spanish has been selling at IL Potatoes
at s3i@4 % bb for good Northern root and in
fair demand CodfshThe sales have been limit, to about
200 terces 200 drums and about $50 casks of Haddock the
first has been sold at 49, quina and The latter S44a
The supply fully equal to the demand Iardhe stock
although somew hat reduced is still quite sufficient
market, still the market looking up We have sales of
Importance this week. but small lots have taken
at rates varying from l5@$l6 % quntal Lumher-AH
kinds of Boards dull. Pitch Pine is worth $26@27
Portland Boards SHOPS Empty Pipes in demand S4t
Box Shocks dull at 81. Moasses also the s .
Hoops, $4,000 and $4,000. Freights-Tbe operations
done for Europe have taken off almost all the available
however there is little demand The principal charters
have been for moasses to Europe Rates to-day
Cowes and market 92 1850 93 s. Charleston Courier.