Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-25

CoRN MEALReceipts moderate and the stock dealers
hands sufficient for the demand. We quote sales in the
small way at IS cents % bushel.
EGGsArrive sparngy, and sell from carts at Is to 16
cents 53 dozen.
FsHarket quiet for all descriptions and Mullets are
in moderate stock. See table for store rates.
FLoURThere change of importance report the
market for the lower grades of State brands The demand
during the week just ended has limited, and with
moderate stock in first hands the market has ruled quiet
We continue to quote at S. IS for superne which small
sales have been effected. Family scarce and but little
has been received for two three weeks past there
brisk demand existing, parcels would sell read
lily at Sc % % Dbl.
GRANFor Corn the market remains about the same as
reported for the past two three weeks The arrivals
have been moderate dealers have supply on hand
there is however, brisk demand and parcels find ready
sale arrival The receipts for the week comprise $500
bushels of which 20OO do. order or interior and
balance changed hands at 10 cents % bushe -OATs-l
Have been in active enquiry from dealers time
past and received The market is almost bare and
few cargoes would find ready sale at fair prices. In the
absence of transactions unable to give quo
tationPEAsOf all descriptions in unusually light
stock, and of consequence received We brisk
demand from Dealers and high prices easily obtained
few small lots have sold during the week atS23
Cow, and 81 99 bushel for Black Eye.-R1CE Clean is
in rather light stock though sufficient for the demand which
confined to small lots for retailing purposes. We quote
sales at 3 cents q ID.
HAY-Has been in fair enquiry from dealers for some
weeks past and the stock market is quite light None
received since last We quote Northern at IS 30 cts
and Eastern at 81 to 81 10 u 400 lbs.
LIME-The market is poorly supplied and note fair
demand Two of 1000 casks have been received
by dealers, and selling from wharf at 81 10 % cask, in
quantities to suit.
-Rver-Three RATS of flooring boards received
for the week, and sold at sl1 T3M.
MoLAssEsThe market is fairly supplied with Cuba and
with merely retail demand the market has ruled quiet for
weeks past We quote wharf Is q
gallon in hhds, and % 80 cents in bb Only lot
of 81 hhds and 10 bb has been received from Cardenas
since last and selling at above figures We continue to
quote New Orleans AZ As cents and Syrup at As 47c.
% gallon.
PoTAToEsThe market continues to be heavily supplied
with rsh and with merely retail demand rules exceeding
y dull. We quote 81 50 Is q bb For sweet there
good enquiry, and but few coming sell at rs to 65c.
! u bushe
PEA NUTsHave arrived sparngy during the past week,
notwithstanding which fact the market has ruled dull de-
mand light. Small sales at 81 10 to 81 20 y bushel in
quality.
PRov1s1oNs-For N. c. cured BACON the market remains
unchanged far regards prices The arrivals of
have been unusually light for the past three four weeks
and scarcely any remains unsod in first hands We
fair enquiry from retailers and parcels sell readily at 123
y b. for hog round The supply of Western cured is
fully fair for the season, and there has existed only light
demand for several weeks We refer to table for
rates, at which only small sales have taken place.
LARDs fair demand and the absence of receipts the
stock of both n c. and Western make has become mater
ally reduced. We quote in bbs at II l2a cents and
kegs at 121 Ii cents % tb---PoRK-In Northern we
have change report There is moderate supply in
store and with fair demand the market rules firm $40 81
$40 70 bbl for Mess Fresh is also in fair enquiry,
scarcely any coming in. We quote from carts at j to
cents u 10.
SALT-There is moderate supply of Liverpool grount
on market and merely retail enquiry has existed for
weeks past The receipts for the week comprise about 2
$50 Sacks of which 700 for interior market and
the balance about 900 sacks have been sold Is
% sack Alum is in fair stock, and dull of sale at Is
cents fB bushel.
sH1NGLEs-No change to notice. The receipts for thu
week have been confined to few small lots of Common
which sold at 81 Is % NJ.
TIMBER-Has arrived sparngy during the week just end
ed and prices have upward tendency We note blisl
demand for mill purposes, and prime article finds ready
purchasers We quote sales of 10 IL RATS at IS, Sc so
Sc IS, ST. So SO y M, as in quality.
FREIGHTs-Snce last the market for coastwise has
ruled rather quiet, and have downward tendency
not much produce offering shipment at present See table
NEW YORK Feb 22-Cotton is dull-sales of 500 bales
Flour buoyant-sales of $500 barels-Sate S. 80 s.
5O Ohio Sc 40 Sc so; southern Sc Sc %: Wheat firm
81 IS ST. IS. Corn is rm-sales of q 600 bushels white
80 81 cents yellow 80 "a cents; Mixed "a IS cents
Pork is buoyant.mess SIT so SIS 25 primes Sl3 %
Lard is firm at III l23 cents. Sugar is heavy dein
of cents-6t cents. Coffee is firm and quiet l04
cents Moasses is heavy at 40 cents. Spirits of urpent
is dull at 40 499 cents Rosn is quiet at 81 731 81 IS
Rice is quiet at 38 Al cents.
CHARLESTON, Feb 23.-CoTToN.-The sales this morn
S S baeg at 50 @ @ at M 6 at @ o2
0! 20 at l04; SO at III ll6 at 49, 30 at l; 379 at liz
and 100 at liz cents.
CoRN-The receipts of corn during the past week hay
been ghtamountng to only two cargoes of North Care
lima, about 100 bushels, of prime white quality for min
sold at prices not made public but reported rangn
above so cents f3 bushe
RIcE-Ths article continues with uninterrupted goo
demand and prices corresponding with last quotation
have been fully sustained during the past weekextreme
ranging from $25 to sthe bulk of the sales at from So
to $35.
ROUGH RICE-Arrivals of the week. 81 900 bushels
which 900 bushels changed hands previous gon
to the Mills at prices raining from Is to s. cents
MoLAssEs-New Orleans in barrels is selling freely
gallon and Cuba Muscovado at % in bids.
33 cents in barrels.
SALr-The article continues in a depressed and negecte
state and with only sales at from 60 to IS cent
O per sack for Liverpool coarse-NeocS.
. WASHINGTON. Feb l5.-Nava Stores.-Thefe is a be
ter feeling and prices of some qualities have advanced
We qoue dip Turpentine at 50 05; scrape do. 81 9O Ia
Corn is in good demand at Ga 65 cents.
Cotton dul-lOa 1O4 for middling.
FAYETTEVILLE, Feb 2l-Bacon IL q IL Cotton
is family, IS so q IS Super. s. 25 q 40 Fine IS OGt
50 90 Scratched, 81 80 % 90 GranCorn 81 90 q o.
- Wheat 50 95 % 90; Oats. 20 1 IS Peas, - az 50 80
q Rye, so 80 % 90 Lard-l2 % Ii cents Moasses-Cut
is 30 q 81 cents New Orleans, As "a 80 Sal-ve
r. pool Sack, 81 IS "a 90 Turpenthle yellow dip 50
a 90 Virgin, 81 40 q 90 Hard, 81 20 q 90 Spirit
}, 433 cents
n Cotton-Rangers at about quotations.
10 FIour-No material change.
Corn-Receipts by boat and wagon have increased,
u sales have been made at as low 80
s. TAWBORO', Feb. l8.-Turpentine-Dp, 81 As to 81
IN scrape As to so cents u 100 lbs Tar 81 to 81 TO- Co
81 IS to So y bbl Cotton 10 to OBc Bacon II to 13c
Lard 10 to l09c.
NORFOLK, Feb. 2l.-Corn-Yelow 70 cents White
a 76 Mixed IS rs. Meal. 50 81 90, Wheat, Red, 81
a l 25 Flour-Famiy 81 so 8; Extra Sc 70 2; Supe
fine Sc Is 6 So Oats, so 81 Peas-Black Eye 81 80