Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-04

GRArNFor CORN the market has ruled quiet during the
week hy on ad a6e are
demand limited and mostly confed to consumers car
Of o Ssss at Sd few na ass
to suitOATs-Are in moderate stock, and market qui,
Received this only 400 bushels which abow sa
reported. Receipts fair and moderate supply in store.
lot Of 100 bushels sold from vessel OF MO9ay 80 cents
in quantity and quality No receipts OF Black Eye and we
note T sTs at p and ID S 20
quote at 81 IS g y bushel R1cECka" remains in
81 y d in quality For rough there
is no demand and the market is also dull planters have
moderate quantity hand which generally held at 81 10
can of receipts either description dur
tine and n 5 Ds
and the stock in dealers hands rather heavy for the
e on aSe % c not % a as sss que
LAEThe stock in dealers hands has been nearly all
advance to 81 IS 81 cask as quantity
One or two cargoes row looked for which will probably
LneUoRs-The market is better supplied with common
whkey and prices have receded shade In other descrp
ions notice change See table for store rates. in
market rules dull for this article
and we have sales to report Two or three rats received
Mo1AssEs is good supply of Cuba in first hands
quote from wharf "a SO y gallon, quantities
| sells from store at 40 cents by the barrel.
PoTAToEs-ln ItSh have sales of quence to
tice and the for planting is nearly quite past
the market has become quite dull lot of 300 bbs recey
81 So Dbl No S,Oeet coming in, and we erase quota
tions; would readily bring high price.
alteration to notice in prices AS the receipts have been
small for time the stock hands has be-
retailing Sales have been made from store at 2
in quality atwhch figures the market firm For Wes-
cured there is only light demand, and there has been
81 for shoulders, lO II for Sides and II
cents % ID for hams, by the LARD-ls in con-
and Western make has been nearly all worked off We
ce small sales of the former from l28 cents bbls
PoRk-fn Northern Mess there is little do
ing, and notice full supply market Small sales have
weight and quality.
SALTNO transactions of moment since last review
that learn Of and the supply of both Liverpool sack
Alum present demand See table tor store
prices.
SUGARsThe supply market very light and for Porto
Rico we advance rates shade. See table.
SHINGLES-- Remain decidedly dull and sales are difficult
to effect for either Common Contract See table for
T1MBERHas been brought in slowly during the past week.
and notice better feeling in the market; change,
however last weeks prices Sales of only 10 IL RATS
at rates quoted in table.
make The quantity of freight now offering is light but uf
country produce waiting for shipment, but it is held back
: for lower rates
CHARLESTON, April l.-Cotton-The transactions to-
did not quite reach 1900 bales The market at its close
ing from 81 to IL CENTS as extremes
NEW YORK, April Cotton is firm and l.5oO bales
sold to-day Flour is dull and $500 bbs changed
hands 81 81 for Ohio Corn worth 81 cents y bus6eI
White Wheat commands 81 92 % bushel Rice is quiet.
Freights easier.
BALTIMORE, April Flour is lower Howard street
and Ohio closed at 81 Wheat is higher sales of red at
81 COOL g. white 81 75@ 49, Corn is trhe higher; sales
Of yellow by at 5657 Provisions moder-
y atey active, but unchanged in price.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3l,-Cotton is lower, and 5000
bales changed hands at " cents % ID. for Middlng
0 FAYETTEVILLE, March 3l-Bacon OO@l2 cts. Beeswax
$4,000 Coffee Rio, 14a915 Laguira $4,000; ST. Domingo
10000 Cotton-Fair to good, 94@99; ord to mid. S@st
Feathers 5000 Flour Family 5000 co. superfne 81 IS
$50 90; Fine 81 oO@o o0 Scratched So rs Grain Corn
5000; Wheat ST. 25; Oats, $1,000; Peas, 65@7O; kye
% 9O@$l: Hides-Dry 13@l2a; Green 4@5 Lard 1900.
3 Salt-Liverpool, (Sack)$l 65 q ST IS.
N BaconRecepts light, market firm Coton--During the
latter part of the week sales make g. Iurpentne
80 Yellow dip 81 75 scrape rs; spirits 80.
20 TARBORO, N G., March 28.-Turpentine, dip, So to
So 25 Tar 81 to 81 25 Scrape, 10 to As % 100
Corn 81 rs to s. SO % Dbl Bacon 10 to IL Lard
10 to 10 cts. Cotton, 8 to 81 cts.