Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-23

better feeling in the market and after its reception note
sales of 30 bales at 0i cents for ordinary lis cents
low mddng and cents for middlng The arrivals for
week or two past have been meagre and only small
quantity market of which is held at higher
figures.
FLoUSnce last review there has been scarcely any
thing done in the way of sales There moderate stock
of State brands MARKET while note limited enquiry
retailers The transactions during the week have been
confined to few small parcels at IS 60 for superne gen.
orally higher. table for quotations of different
grades, as in quantity.
GRAN-For Corn the market rules exceedingly firm, and
prices have decided upward tendency The arrivals
been meagre for some time past consequence of which
the stock in dealers hands has become materially reduced
and Is very light We note brisk demand and few
goes would find ready sale at high gures-say IS
bushe One cargo of bushels received Monday
by dealer, part of which retaed from vessel so
cents, and balance gone into re-OATs-NO trsnsac-
tons to report and unable to give correct quota
ton of the market lot of 1000 bushels received
by dealer few days since, and has been stored .
retailing from store at so cents % bushel.----
PEAs-None of consequence received for time past
and the market is nearly bare of all descriptions Cow are
in brisk enquiry and would readily bring 81 81 Is per
bushel-R1CE.-For rough there has existed some en-
qury and note sales during the week of about 600
bushels s73 cents per bushe Clean moderate sup
ply and sells from store in the small way to the trade 81
81 cents per h. as in quality received,
and consequently transactions have taken place. Quo,
tations in table merely nominal.
HAY-In this article have change notice. The
market very well supplied and at present rather dull
lot of 95 bales Northern received few days since but
not sold
LIME-The market is well stocked, and with meagre de-
mand rules decidedly dull We quote 81 per
cask
LUMBER-RvEK-Is in moderate demand, and receipts
meagre. One raft of scanng sold Monday at Sc per
Last sale of flooring boards was at Sill.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba is in moderate stock, and the demand
during the past week has been small Notwithstanding which
prices have upward tendency We quote sales former
receipts from wharf at Is a % cents gallon according to
quantity and quality.
PEA NUTs.-Nearly or quite all of the crop has been
brought to MARKET and the receipts for the past week have
been quite small The demand is light and quote sales
at prices ranging from Is cents to 81, in quality One
lot of 200 bushels sold Wednesday IS cents per bushe
PoTAroEs-There is moderate stock of Irish in store
and dull at quotations See table few parcels of sweet
have been brought in and sold at IS cents per bushel
PROvIsIONs-In the BACON market we have nothing
to report The stock of n c. cured is small, and note
considerable enquiry from retailers Only about 900 lbs
received during the week. and sold IA d. for hog
round The receipts of Western continue moderate and the
market is well supplied. We light demand quote
small sales from store at 81 cents for shoulders and IL
liz cents T3 b. for sides-LARD-The market is very
poorly supplied with both N c. and Western make
notice moderate enquiry for retailing purposes. See Ia
BILE for quotations. -PoRK-For Northern the market
rules firm at former rates receipts SMALL but stock fully
sufficient for present demand See table for
SALT.-In the absence of receipts have nothing
notice in either description The market is well supplied
with Alum and dull at quotations. Liverpool ground in
light stock and note demand Last sale 70
cents per sack.
sHNeLEs-No demand for either Equality. Quotations in
table nominal.
T1MBER-Continues to be brought in sparingy and with
limited demand for mill purposes the market dull
Only few RATS have changed hands the past week p
ces ranging within classified figures. See table.
FREIGHTs-In coastwise rates have change to re-
port But little produce offering shipment, and the marke
is rather dull at quotations vessels plenty. See table,
BALTIMORE, April 2Oth-Flour is srcady at yesterday
Tstes Howard street. 81 Is Ohio 81 Is City Mills S.
for fair to prime Corn is lower white, 66 68 cents
% csn S%
NEW YORK, April 20.-Cotton- of 5000 bales to
prices advanced &C. Flour has advanced State 15c
good State at 81 Is 81 3d. Ohio at 81 IS 81 7 and South
en 81 IS s. IS. Wheat firm, sales of 1900 bushels
$4,000 bushels, white 4c yellow higher IS IS cts
Beef buoyan at sl2 sl3 So Pork buoyant ad
of 10c sales of Mess at sls $ls TO- Prime s4
sl4 u.s. Lard closed buOyant at IL He Sugar heavy
Muscovado 50 &C. Coffee heavy at !0c Turpentne dull
dropping
CHARLESTON, April -Cotton.-There was a yer,
good demand for this article to-day at full and advancing
prices The sales may be put down at 1000 bales at tn
suboined prices viz so bales at lO "a at lO4 81 at liz
sat Ia at III 60 at IL 1913 atl2 3o5 atl2g 2el
1873 at 2a 22 at l2 l54 at 1885, and $40 bales at II
cents. The market shows improvement of cent o.
Fridays quotations.
AUGUSTA, April 20.-The sales of Cotton to-day com
prise S3l bales at very full prices.
SAVANNAH, April 20.-Cotton is firm at an advance o
&c. % b. The sales of the day comprise 1450 bales liz
ll3c. % ID. for Middling Fair.
MOBILE April 19-The sales of Cotton to-day comprise
1900 bales at rmer quotations however,
changed The receipts of yesterday and to-day foot up
$50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 19-Cotton is unchanged wit
sales of $500 bales Sugar is firm. Flour is active.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-Nayal Stores-with the excep
ton of Tar dull and declining. Last sales of Dip Tul
pentne at 50 IS Scrape 81 Is 81 TO- Spirits Turpenn
IL cents Rosin so cents % bb Tar in good demand
from 81 IS % round bbl., to 81 60 u $50 lbs.
Grain-Corn is in good demand at so 81 cents.
Cotton-No sales since report of last week.
TAWBORO', April l6-Turpentne- 81 Is to sc
Scrape 40 As F3 100 lbs Tar 81 81 Corn
IS to So 90 % bbl Cotton. 10 IL Bacon IL
Is cents. Lard IL to II cents.
FAYETTEVILLE, April BEACON III a ia; Cotton
Fair to Good, IL a Ia, Ord to Mid lO4 o. lOl Flour
family S. 40 q co. Super. IS % 90 10 Fine, S. 90
90 ;Scratched, 81 SO q 90; Grain-Corn SO Is a OF
Wheat, 81 90 q 90; OATS 40 @ As Peas 80 a so 90
Rye, 81 90 a 90 Lard-12 q IL cents Molasses-Cub
20 SO cents New Orleans 80 q 35 cents salt-Iive
pool Sack, 81 Is q 90 Turpentne yellow dip, 50
q 90; Virgin, 81 IS q 90; Hard, 81 % q 90 Spirits
43 cents.
CottOn-No sales since Steamer Africas news.
LIVERPOOL April Cotton of the last thre
1000 bales for export Prices have advanced a36 an
the market closed active and firm The Canadas advice
caused an advance
Manchester advces favorable, with slight advance