Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-03-12

CoTroN-since last the advices from other markets
been favorable and shade higher than
quoted this day week. On Friday last the sales reached
about 81 bales ordinary to good middlng TO- l0a 3
liz eentsthe larger portion at highest figure. Nothing
done Saturday. On Monday the Europas news was re-
ceived, but had visible market here and
only small sale effected at III for strict mid
ding. On Wednesday the news by the steamer Canada
received reporting further advance in Europe and
so bales taken at liz for middlng is
advance of cent for the week time of closing
review there activity manifest and prices tend
upward
F1sH-The market very well stocked with Herring and
with limited demand has ruled dull We quote 50 80
81 so bbl, according to quantity and quality Other de-
scrpons in light supply and refer table for store
quotations.
FLoURWe have material change to report in this ar
tcle The receipts of State brands small though
supply of the finer qualities present market fully
equal to the demand buyers anticipating decline in
price, and consequently purchase sparng On Saturday
last lot went at S. 60 for superne and S. IS family
80 daysthough smaller parcels have sold from
at S IS for superfne and family. The lower grades
scarce and in rather enquiry and rates shade higher
than quotations might be obtained for few parcels See
table for quotations of the different grades
GRAIN.-n CORN have nothing notice since our
review of this day week. Dealers have supply hand
and note but little inquiry present in absence
receipts have sales to report and therefore quote
nomnay at "a cents per bushel which was last cargo
arrived for several weeks past and
have nothing to report in the way of transactions
demand light and supply market fully fair We quote
nominaly at DO AZ cents per bushel.--PEAs-Cow
have been brought to market slowly for time past
and the quantity in dealers hands exceedingly small
We quote at 81 10 81 Is per bushel No other description
on market-- RICE-Clean continues to be brought in
quite freely and the market is well supplied We only
light demand from the trade and quote at 81 cents
per h., as in quantity.
HAYWe note but light inquiry for this article, and the
market very well supplied No receipts of Eastern One
lot of Us bales Northern received Wednesday,
but not yet Sold On Thursday last lot of 60 bales
tern (damaged) sold at auction at 423 so cents.
LIMENone received Fair supply of former arrivals in
dealers hands, and merely retail demand Selling the
small way at 81 Is % cask.
-River-Is in demand and receipts meagre.
Sale few days since Of two RATS at Sc for scantng aud
81 so u NJ. for wide boards
Mo1AssE-No Cuba received our last and none on
market except small lots retailers hands See table for
store rates We note the receipt from New Orleans day
two since Of 100 bbs Moasses and $50 do Syrup-the
former selling from wharf "a SO cents, and the latter
at 375 40 cents u gallon, according to quantity.
PEA NUTsHave been brought TO market very sparingy
during the past week. and note brisk demand from
dealers. Parcels find ready sale at 80 81 O5 +
bushe, as in quality.
PoTAToEs-Very few Sweet are now arriving and scarce
ly any market; sell 81 II buslel. Irish
rather better demand planting purposes
ket well supplied sell in the small way at s. IS Is
bbl
N. C. cured BACON there has been
inquiry during the week Just ended but in consequence
the small quantity arriving very few transactions have akeI
place. We quote two small lots having changed hand
at Ii cents for log round and IA % h. for hams the
market is firm at above rates. and good article would fine
ready sale. In Western cured have change of mpor
lance to make There scarcely any demand and moder
stock market We quote at 81 10 cents for shoul
ders and II III cents for Sides in quantity quality
-LARD-N. c. make is brought to market sparngy
and in first hands sells readily at IL ID cents
h. Western is in moderate stock, and dull at IL liz cents
\ in bbls. and kegs.-PORK-Northern remains withou
alteration last weeks prices and refer to table fo
store rates. Fresh is in active demand and very little
ing in ; sells from carts at a 1O"cents 39 ID.
SUGAR-A lot of 100 hhds received day two sine
from New Orleans and selling from wharf at 81 to 81
f9 tb., as in quantity and quality.
10 SALT-The cargo of Alum 800 bushels) previously
ported MARKET changed hands in the early part of IL
week private terms. No receipts of Liverpool. Mark
we'll supplied with both descriptions quotations
represent store rates.
SHINGLEs-None of consequence arriving, and SALE
worthy of note Quotations in table merely
} | SLAVES AND HEADING-Arrive slowly, and sales small.
lot of 5000 W. o. Bbl. Slaves sold days 81
for rough and 1000 pieces Ash Heading at IS so M
TMBER-The arrivals for the past week have
market rules frmer We have however, to report sales
only 10 RATS at prices ranging within classified figure
See table,
"a FREGHTs-To New York have ruled with frmne
since last ana advance rates shade both coto
and naval stores. To Philadelphia and Boston rate
remain unchanged; fair amount of country produce oe
G ing Shipment and but few vessels in port See table.
!, MOBILE, March 9-Coton advanced c. u It. YESTERDAY
y declined o-day The sales bale
or 12c for Middlng The sales for three days
he and the receipts $500 bales.
or CHARLESTON, March 5-COTTON.-The sales yeste
day amounted to only about 900 bales at III l2 cents
closing dull
the close of business of Tuesday, and the prices
90 close of the previous week we'll
since that PERIOD however, the market has been PARTIAL
90 neglected. rather should have said the qualities b.
lions rather in favor purchasers while the higher grade
from their continued scarcity have commanded full
The receipts which comprise 1882 erccs have mostly
o. sold at eXemes ranging from 81 to 81 principally with
the range of 32 $31 ~ hundred
ROUGH RCEThis article has well maintained the pOsitio
occupied at the close of business the 18th utmO II
sales that date have reached of 10000 bus
els at within the margin IS to 81 cents but the bu
has been taken at prices ranging from sc to 80 cents bus
ell The receipts III the time have reached 900
its els
CoRN-The receipts CT Corn since last comprise
$4,000 bushels which have been sold within the range
quotations, viz 90 68 u blshel. The latter fgur
however extreme price and only be obtained fl
something of extra quality
MOLASSES.-The receipts since last reach about g.
o. hhds. and 60 bbs Cuba description which have all bee
=. disposed Of The sales made at 199 20 in hhds
ct 2c in bbs There have been arrivals New Orlean
ne Small lots have been selling from store prices rang
k from 81 to 35c ~ gallon.
SALTThe receipts since our last reach upwards of 9t