Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-08

wauoe so@ sto in fl s &c decidedly dull #
Liquors. No change IN prices aoS casa a. n
light Apple emanae s ssR s6 g IS onts
and quality @" ~ 4""n'lsJ
MoLAssEsmIhe;Gs is better supply market and we
81 bb received the past week from Cuba s HaSs and
whsrf at II a2 cents z gallon saIo5 as in quantity
quiet during the past week grocers have &
ply store and consequently there has been but Ee d
ing Prices about the same as last week. W note
small sales figures ranging within quoted See ts
oe mess cured in rather light supply but there
ina cents q for
There is fair stock Of 6 make in first hands, and the
at in bis and 49, a. ID ce sas S in her
Western nominal at l2h q l3 CHEEsE2There is
See table-PoRk-No change in the pr;r f Noh S
Mess and the supply in store has been somewhat reduced
week $50 s2l d bbl as in quantity quality Fresh
has in rather freely ssnce our last sells from
boats and carts at = to 10 cents u 10 according quality
coming We quote at 81 35@$l so y bushe, in quail
PoTATeEs-For Irish planting potatoes notice fair
enquiry and very few market About $50 bbls received
on Monday, and sold in quantities to suit at $3 y Dbl
Seet and sell quick so 80 cents y bushel
Salt Liverpool ground we note the receipt coastwise
last of only 700 sacks which changed hands at 81
y sack, 80 days There is fair supply market, with
light demand sells from store at 81 25 No late receipts of
SUGARNo material alteration to note in prices stock
very small. See table for rates.
SH!NGLEs-The market has ruled decidedly dull, and
tations merely nominal See table
TMBER-Since our last review there has been little no
demand from miers, and consequence the market has
been extremely dull ;-some IS 20 now unsed Only
gng within classified figures. See table
FRElGHTsThe market for the past week has ruled quiet
without change in coastwse rates There but small
number of vessels in port though sufficient for the
quantity of produce offering See table for last prices paid
BALTIMORE, Feb, 5--The train which left Philadel-
ghia last night arrived here at II o'clock this forenoon
kets Prices nominal Flour of all kinds held SO
% Wheat-white 81 50 80; red 81 IS a SO. Corn
IS cents u buhe of 56 pounds, with downward tendency.
| PROVISIONS are unchanged. Holders firm.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5th-Cotton firm, sales to-day of
$500 bales at former Flour dull sales of straight
State at 81 10, good Ohio 50 34 Southern So 93-
langud, sales 81 for Western mixed Pork is
dropping sales SIS s74 for Mess Beef is dull sales at
sl4 80 for repacked Chicago Lard quiet lower prices
sales IO4 Whiskey, is dull sales "a
Ohio Coffee is firm sales at III cents for Rio Sugar
45 for Orleans. Turpentne-Sprs has declined
at 4O9 cents RoSin quiet nothing to report Rice is firm
sales of $50 tres. at 81 cents.
CHARLESTON, Feb 5.--CottoE--This article continues
attract good deal of attention. although the sales
by heavy they have been. Some 220O bales
changed hands prices sustaining the position the market
prices ranging from u 81 ID The subjoned quo
taons will show the state of the market at its close viz
Ordinary to Good Ordinary 81 81 Low Strict Mid
ding rs @ 81; Good Middlng 81 a 50 Middlng Fair
81 a %, and Fair 9lc.
Coee--There was sale to-day at auction of 200 bags
Rio at extremes ranging from III l2 averaging about
u
FAYETTEVILLE, Feb 4.-Bacon $4,000 OTIS Peeswa1
10000. Cotton-Fair good 8s@84 ord. to mid 8@84
Feathers 35@4o Flour Family S. supelhne S &
SUa9o; Wheat 81 So, Oats, $4,000, Peas, 75@SO; hye
9O@$I. Hides-Dry SOLO; Green 4@5. Lard 1900
Salt-Liverpool, (Sack) 81 IS.
Bacon-Receipts light Last sales of Cotton made on Sat
urday S4 the advance caused doubt by the
Peas have "ad advanced Apple receipts
light and but little on hand. Spirits Turpentnc 30.