Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12

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about 565 bales The ales are at the following rates
Inferior 1O 1O for low midding and mid
ding, and Ii liz cents for strict middng On Wed
nesday the sales at Ol H. i2 II 124 cents for
mid ling to good middling-the market closing firm with
l2s cents offered for latter quality, and refused.
EGGsArve freely and meet with quick sale at 12 cents
q dozen.
FIsHWe have change worthy of note to make very
few of any description market. See table for prices
FLoURSnce the close of last review the market mas
ruled unsettled for State brands and hardly give
correct quotation The arrivals per river railroad have
been meagre and the stock market quite small there
is however, only limited demand from retailers who
purchasing only quantities sufficient their immediate
USE We have to report sales only the small way IS so
to S. IS for superne and S. Is y bbl for family See
table for quotations of other grades.
GRAN-For CORN the market continues to rule exceeding
ly dull and rates cents lower. Dealers have large
stock hand and do disposed operate further
at present Only one cargo of 1850 bushels received since
our last, which sold Wednesday at 81 cents y bushe
this figure however, could hardly be obtained for another
-OATs-Are in good supply, and we note merely
retail demand existing No receipts. Our quotations in
table nominal. have nothing new to note
in the market for this article receipts confined to few
scattering lots, and stock SMALL We quote Cow 81 10
81 20 y bushel, in quantity and quality
market is well supplied with clean and we notice only
limited demand from the See table for quota
TONS In the rough article transactions have yet taken
Misunderstanding doing.
HAYThe quantity received time past has been
SMALL and the stock dealers hands has become consder
bly, reduced demand moderate No receipts sales, in
the absence of which quotations may be looked upon
merely nominal See table.
LME-No arrivals for several weeks, and the supply in
dealers hands has become very much reduced See table
for store prices in quantities to suit.
MoLAssEs-None received during the week. and former
arrivals of Cuba have all been closed off from first hands
retailers however, have moderate supply in store and
refer to table for quotations. One two cargoes now
daily looked for, which may reduce prices shade.
PoTAToEs-very few sweet have been brought in during
the week. and brisk demand at 60 to rs cents u
bushe quality. There large stock of Irish in first
hands, the market rules decidedly dull We quote at
81 so a So p bb according to quantity and quality
PEA NUTs-Have ruled inactive since last and with
light demand prices tend downward. We quote sales
prices ranging from so to IS cents 70 bushe in quality
PROvIsoNs.-For BACON the market continues to rule
quiet The receipts of n c. make have been meagre tho
sufficient for the demand, which unusually light We quote
during the week of only 900 lbs at II cents for hog
round l2 for sides See table for other quota
Western cured there scarcely any demand
listing, and the market rules very dull late receipts
the stock has become somewhat reduced See table
-LARD.-N. c. make is in light demand, and arrives
very slowly. We quote at II to l2 cents u ID. See table
for quotations of Western-PORK.-We have no change
to report Northern The stock in is moderate and
has been brought sparngy and is in active request at
to cents p b.. as in quality.
SALT-The market is well supplied with both Liverpool
ground Alum, and rules quiet No receipts and sale
except in the small way from store We refer to table TO
quotations.
SH1NGLEsSeveral parcels of Common have been brough
in, but sales worthy of note; dull at 50 % NJ.
TMBER-The receipts for a week two past have bee
fair and with limited demand for mill purposes the marke
rules decidedly dull The sales comprise about 80 RATS
prices ranging from 81 to IS Is m-aer figure being 70
an extra article See table. The market closes dull miller
not disposed to operate unless at lower figures
remain unchanged in prices Vessel
plenty, market dull See table for last prices paid.
NEW YORK Feb. 9-Cotton is frm sales day of 800
bales middlng Upland 13c Flour is firm sales of 1000
bbs at decline Of cents on Ohio Ohio at 81 IS
common good State at 81 Is rs, and Southern at 81
a IS. Wheat firm, sales of $500 bushels at IS 81
Southern white Corn unsettled sales of "a 600 busl
low. Beef steady Pork has advanced Is cents sales
Mess at Is Is SIS 49, Prime at s3 So Lard buoyan
cents. Sugar has advanced &c. during the past thre
days Spirits TurPen d heavy at A. 4s cents Ros
quotations. sales at 81 40. Freights generally dull
BALTIMORE, Feb 9.-Flour is steady and unchanged
Howard Street and Ohio held at 81 so. Wheat is dull
red 81 81 05, white 81 10 49, Corn variable; whit
81 a 81, yellow 81 a So cents.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 5.-Cotton- Ordinary to Goo
4 MiddIng log lOf Middling Fair, lOs H. Common
Good Sea Islands, n Is cents Middling Fine to Fine
q
Common Foridas is to ~ Middlng Fine Is 30
Rce-Has been steady and good demand during the wee
The prices ranged from to 81 cents y H. Rough Rice
cents 70 bushel. Oats-44 cents LIB bushel.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 9.-Cotton.-There very GOO
demand for this article to-day, which resulted in the sale
'e scent The Good Middling and Mddng Fair qualities
m the close of business valued at IL II cents. We
join the particulars of the days transactions viz 10 ball
rs at lO 2O6 lO4 Sc at lO2 at 1Os BAL at II 127 at II
80 at II SIG 237 at liz S53 at III 81 at liz Asa at IL
at IS at liz, and 400 bales at II cents.
d. NEWBERN Feb. s. lS5s-Bacon- Hog round 124c, han
as l5c. Apples s. 25 Bark cord, So. Beeswax Ii. rs
Corn % bb 81 so So 90. Cotton 81 lOc. Eggs y doze
loo; Herring, So shad SO Is. Flour-Canal
50 bale y cwt., 81 81 Is. Hides d H.. Dry t.. Green 81
60 Lard u cwt. sl2 sl3. Rosn, common 9Oc Spirits Tu
60 gentne gallon S8c Turpentne, dip 81 so scrape 81
6O common gallon 40 so cents. Potatoes 9 bushel,
GO SOC. Pork green, &c. Salt coarse, 3d. sack, 81 25
2 saRes R. o Hhd ss 50 SIS On Bb $50
~ Sl4. Heading Sc IS. Whiskey SOC. Brandy common,
- a Is. Gin 60 a 75c.
We have change this week Bacon-Very lit
s in and in demand. Corn dull and declining. Cotton firm
n quotations. and improving Lard-Very little in marke
and in demand at table quotations Naval Stores-Tu
e pentine firm This article has been improving since la
ITS week. ROsin is firm, very little doing the article Sp
Il it's firm, and advanced since last week The receipts
d. Tupenne this week amount to about 20 900 barrels Pc
is in demand and firm. Arrivals would have
as downward tendency. Slaves are in demand
NORFOLK, Feb. 8.-Bacon--H Hog Round lOall Hams
Mddngs II; Corn sales of White SIS weight; Mike
"a yellow 60 a 00c; Cotton sales lOc Lard No.
IL No 2, Flour Superfne S. so a IS; Extra Sc q
Family Sc 25a6 7 Wheat red 81 G0a0 90 cts White 81 0a
Peas black eye 25a0 co. in demand Naval stores bla
Tar 81 4OaSO OO Bright 81 40; Rosn 81 Is 50 co. Stav
a W. 0. Bbl. prime S28.-W. o. Heading $45 Cubs SIS
wv O. HID Culs $l5 Shingles S. DULL Pea 50a75 Pc
III; 81 dull Dried Peaches none Apple Brandy 81 81
in OatsSaes by cargo at 30 cts; Hides dry good Hide