Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

middng LIZ cents strict mddng, and 12a cents %
h. for good mddlng.
FLoUR.-We have nothing to report in the market
for State brands The arrivals per railroad continue mod
crate and the supply in first hands is fully sufficient for the
demand, which confined to small parcels to supply the
immediate wants of retailers holders generally are asking
higher figures but buyers not disposed operate
anything over quotations below. We report only few
during the week at IS for cross SIS rs for ne
IS so for superfne, and S. Is family.
FIsH-The market is well supplied and rules decidedly
dull See table for quotations
GRAN-In Corn we have nothing to report in the way of
transactions The receipts for past have been
meagre and the stock market has become nearly work
ed off. We note brisk enquiry, few cargoes would
sell quick at high figures We quote nominay at IS Is
cents bushel One cargo of $50 bushels received by
dealer few days since, which has gone into store.
OATs-Are in moderate enquiry, and stock small No re-
ceps Sales and quotations table merely nominal
-PEAs-No late receipts of any description, and very
few If any on market. We note brisk demand for Cow
and 81 20 81 rs y bushel could easily be obtained for par
GELS on arrval.--RICE-There has been nothing done
rough since last that Of and the supply
planters hands has become considerably reduced. Last
sales at ST. cents y bushe Clean in moderate
stock and nothing doing except in the retail way Small
sales from store at 81 81 cents y b.-WHEAT-Nor
cepts sales three weeks past Quotations
nominal. See table.
HAY.-The market is heavily supplied and rules exceed
ngy dull at decline previous rates. The receipts for
the week comprise about 75 bales of which note sales
follows $50 bales Northern at 523 cents cash. and 200
do at 60 65 CENTS cash and 80 days and l5O do East
read from wharf at 81 10 % 100 1bs the balance
gone into store.
LUMBER-River-No transactions since last that we
can hear of, and quotations in table merely nominal
LIMEWe have nothing to note in this article There
merely retail demand existing and the stock in dealers
is e
cask in lots to suit.
MoLAssEs-The market for Cuba remains about the
last reported. The supply in first hands fully fair and
note moderate demand. cargo of 376 hhds and Is
tierces received Saturday from Cardenas which is
selling from wharf in of five hhds upwards
cents and single hhds at q per gallon New Orleans
in moderate stock and sells from store at quotations in
table.
PEA NUTs-Receipts for a week two past have been
confined to scattering lots, and with limited demand the
rules dull We sales for the week of several
small lots Tin all about 800 bushel at IS to IS cents %
bushe.
Professionalism n C. cured BACON the market remains
unchanged far regards prices The receipts continue
limited and the quantity in dealers hands is unusually
small Only lot has been received since last that
of which has been stored, and is held for
higher prices than retailers disposed to give In the
absence of sales quote nominaly at l3a Ia cents
for hog round and IA 144 cents % b. for HAMS
The stock of Western cured continues good, and with
a limited demand note but little doing. We
quote from store at 81 81 cents for shoulders and Ia liz
cents for sdes-LARD-Nol late receipts of n C. make
and the market has become almost if entirely bare
fair demand at 124 Is cents. Western is also in small
stock, and sells from store at IL l2t cents % b..
PoRKUnder advces from abroad the market for Northern
rules rmer and rates have materially advanced in mod
supply See table for rates. quantity
quality.
SALT-None of either description received for time
past and consequently have sales report Liver
pool ground is in small stock and note demand
we unable to give correct quotation.
SHNGLEsContinue to rule exceedingly dull. Receipts
confined few small boat loads which have sold at 81 so
to 81 Is pr M.
TIMBER-The demand for mill purposes appears to have
somewhat checked during the past week. and the
time of making up report the market rules decidedly
dull several RATS offering and unsold We quote sales
of few RATS at IS to So per M in quality-and it must
be ertra article to bring latter figure.
FRE1GHTsThe arrivals of country produce continue mea
gre and the market for coastwse rates rule extremely dull
several vessels now in port waiting cargoes See table
bales. Flour firm, and l3 900 bbls Sold Wheat
declining with sales of 900 bushels. Corn declining
74a75c for Yellow Spirits of Turpentne is heavy at 48c
gallon. Rosinis firm at 81 52al IS y bbl Rice steady
and firm. Freghts are frmer
AUGUSTA April 27-Cotton is firm, and the sales of the
day comprise 1900 bales.
There are complaints about the tightness of money
SAVANNAH, April 27.-Cotton is unchanged, with sales
to-day of 500 bales.
MOBILE, April 27.-Cotton is firm and advancing, and
$500 bales were sold to-day, at llbe b. for Middling
The cold weather reports have affected the market The
sales of three days comprise $3.50 and the receipts 1900 bales
NEW ORLEANS, April 27-Cotton is firm, with sales to
day of 5000 bales, at III y b. for Middng The ship
masters have succeeded in their demand for 96d % 10.
freghs. Sterling Exchange is quoted at I'D 81 y cent
. premium
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Cotten-The transactions to
day reached very nearly 1900 bales at prices ranging from
IL to 13c.
BALTIMORE April 27-Flour quiet, Howard street ant
Ohio 81 81 City 81 II. Wheat, red 81 o. 81 or white
81 20 81 80. Corn lower, white &c yellow H.
FAYETTEVILLE April 26.-Bacon liz q 134 Cotton
Fair to Good liz liz, Ordi. to Mid lO4 IL; Flour
family, IS 40 @ 90; Super IS Is 90 90 Fine SIS 90
90 Scratched, 81 so a co. Grain so so q 90
Wheat so 90 90; Oats, 40 q As Peas, 80 a so 90
Rye, 81 90 q 90 Lard-l2 q l3 cents Moasses-Cub
30 @ 80 cents New Orleans 80 q 81 cents Salt-Liver
pool Sack, 81 Is % 90 Turpentine yellow Dip 81
a co. Virgin, So so a 90 Hard 81 IS q co. Spirits
Bacon-Better grade advance, but change com
mon qualities
Cotton-We advance quotations, market quite firm
Flour-Dull at quotations. in fact hardly sustained.
Corn-Market quite hrm.-O6S.
NORFOLK April 81 Bacon, Hog Round l2al23 Hams l3l
Middlngs H. Corn sales of White at 68 cts weght Nike
81 yellow 70 00c Cotton sales ll4c Lard new No.
n l23c.; Flour Superfne SIS 50a5 IS Extra S. Is
Family Sc 5Oa6 7 Wheat red so 00aO 80 cts White 81 0a
Tar 81 623a$O Co., Bright 81 623 Rosn 50 81 25 stave
:, R. O. HID. sales at 800 $3O-W .. HID, s42-
W. o. Bb prime s28:-W Q; Heading s42; Culs SIGH
0. HID Culs $l4 Shingles 81 dull Pea nuts 5Oa75 Por
81 50dull Dried Peaches Apple Brandy 81 25a$l 81
Oats-Saes by cargo % cs Hides dry good IL Hides
do damaged, s. Hides green S; Hides do sailed 63 Cal
SKINS green 623a75 Sheepskn do IS. Guano 53a$55 pc
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