Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11
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FLoUR-Snce review of Thursday last the adyices
from abroad report advance in this article and as con-
sequence there has been mness the market here
ana of the finer grades % higher The
arrivals per railroad have been confined to small lots and
the supply in first hands has become materially reduced
arger portion on market being of the lower grades We
quote sales of about 1000 bbs during tn week at
% 10 Tor hne S. Sc Is for superne Sc so % bb for
family-closing at highest figures, with fair demand
FEATHERs-Have been brought sparngy for some time
past and scarcely any market In demand at so to IS
cents q H.. as in quality.
GRAN-For Corn there has been an active demand du-
ring the week just ended and the market rules firm at
shade advance The arrivals comprise only 500 bushels
from Hyde county, of which changed hands at u cents
per bushels the balance slightly damaged and sold at 54
cents Of the cargoes left market close of our last
review, 300 bushels sold at II cents cash. 1900 do
on private terms-believed higher fgures.-OArs-
We have nothing to report in the market for this art
ce Only few small lots have been received for some
time past and dealers have unusually light stock on
hand at present We are unable to give correct quota
u0n.--PEAs-The market continues to be poorly sup
piled with all descriptions and rules firm. There is an
actVe enquiry from Dealers and parcels sell readily
val lot OF 100 bushels Co,o received Monday and
sold at 80 cents % bushel. We quote Black Eye at ST.
RCEClean has been in brisk demand for some weeks mast
and but light supply market We quote sales at 81 cts
% b.
HAY.-The market continues to rule steady for both
Northern and Eastern make and good article finds ready
sale at fair prices; there is only small stock in dealers
hands, and note moderate enquiry. No arrivals or
sales of Eastern About 100 bales Northern WAS received
Saturday. and changed hands at cents per 100 lbs
days
LMEHas ruled rather dull for the past week as there
has only existed retail demand moderate supply on
market and several eargoes looked for. We quote
from store at 81 10 per cask.
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report There has been moderate demand throughout
past week. and note sales from wharf at "a Is cents
Per gallon fair supply in first hands About 42l hhds
"a erces received for the from Cardenas and selling
at above figures.
PoTAToEsSweet are in active request and very
good quality have been brought to market We quote
50 to 80 cents per bushe Irish in heavy stock
only light demand existing selling in the small way from
store at 81 Is to 81 so per bbl
PEA NUTs-Have been in fair enquiry throughout the
week, and prime article readily commands highest
figure We quote sales of parcels prices ranging
from 81 Is to 81 40 u bushel, as in quality.
PRov1soNs-For n c. cured BACON the market has ruled
rather quiet during the week. and prices have declined
shade The receipts per have been BETTER and
present there is moderate supply market We quote
sales of Is 900 lbs at II IL hog round
Ii cts u ID for closing at about liz cts with only
light demand from retailers The receipts Western
been BETTER and there moderate stock in dealers hands
We note merely retail demand, and the sales have beer
confined to small ots from store prices ranging within
quotations. See tabe.--LARp-N. c. make has beer
brought in rather slowly for time past and the marke
is poorly supplied We a moderate enquiry, will
small sales in bbls at l2a cents y ID. Western is also
light stock and sells from store II l25 cents.PoR
For fresh there continues to be fair enquiry and on
small lots have been brought in We quote from carts at
cents 3 Ii. In Northern have alteration to
port there is only light demand, and market moderated
supplied We refer to table for store rates.
SA1T.-The market moderately supplied with both Liv
erpopl ground and Alum, and merely retail demand ez
lists, See table for prices.
sHNdLEs.No demand for shipping and the market rule
dull for both Common and Contract Small sales of the for
mer at 81 Is, and the latter at 81 so % NJ.
TIMBER-The demand from mllers appears to have be
somewhat checked and the maket rules quiet pr
shade lower receipts light. We quote sales for tn
week of II Is RATS at prices ranging within classified fig
pres: See tane,
FREIGRTs.-In eOastwise We have change of impo
report being about the last
Cutie large number of vessels port but there
to be difficulty in obtaining cargoes. We refer to
BILE for prices which the largest portion have been take
up.