Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-04
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GRAIE-In CORN have improvement worthy of note
TO make regards prices; parcels haye sold small
lots at an advance of cents previous quotations
$3.50 bushels received from Hyde county of which
came to dealers and have into ore and of the balance
sales were made of bushels Gin ots at " cents The
parcels left market the close of review
bushes sold at 20 cents per bushe The market rules m
and we note moderate demand from dealers at lowest
figure In the absence of receipts for time
past the stock on market has become materially reduced
demand from dealers and few cargoes would find ready
sale at so cents per to arrive
sparngy and there scarcely any market Cow
there is an active demand from Dealers parcels would
sell quick on arrival Only one two small lots received
Tor the week. and sold at 20 cents bushe-RCE-For
clean there is moderate demand from the trade stock
we continue %aH to r quote at cents per h.
during the week just ended The stock market at present
is quite SMALL and there is fair demand from dealers In
the absence of sales quotations must be locked upon
merely nominal.
ME-No receipts for two or three weeks past and with
better demand existing dealers have considerably
their stock and only small quantity market
we quote from store at 81 10 u cask for lump in lots to
MoLAssEsThe market is better supplied with Cuba and
mas ruled quite dun for the week we have, however no
cents in lots and Is cents % gallon for single hs The
Cuba. We also the arrival from New Orleans of loo
bbls Moasses and 100 do. Syrup the former which is
selling at az Is cents and the latter at As Al gal
PoTAroEs-Vey few have been brought to market
for time past, scarcely any now here in demand
and sell readily at 90 20 cents bushel Irish planting
in fair stock and there merely retail demand quote
P sSGS IRON store bes at 3 20 s. U 6b as in quality
past week and there but few buyers at present
Me q9ote . sales at prices ranging from s. Is to s. 80
sold shade higher By weight g ibs to the bushe
better demand for during the past week for mas reaa
purposes but owing to the receipts have
lots having sold at l29 cents b. for hog there is
moderate stock of old market and is difficult sale at
quotations in table, For Western there has been scarcely
q on mar
ket is fully fair for the We quote from
s. cents for shoulders, and Oa lO2 b. sides as
in quantity and quality. -LARD-The market is poorly
supplied with both N: G. and Western make and we note
II cents B tb in bbls.-PORK-For Northern there has
been limited demand during the past week two, and
there moderate stock market The sales have been
in the small way from store at quotations See table. For
{ nt there continues to be fair enquiry and only small
sALT-There no change Importance to report in this
article The arrivals of Liverpool ground have been small
there is however scarcely any DEMAND Received for the
week only about 4O0 s3c OF which 1870 sod at % cents
cents u bushsl.
SUGAR-We notice the arrival from New Orleans on Mon
day last Of about 220 hhds which has been stored and
selling in lots at Il, r. "a 8, 81 81 % Id. for fair
choice We refer to table for store prices other de-
scriptons. 80
sHNG4Es- Contract continue to be in good enquiry for
shipping purposes and but few have been brought in
Small sales of prime quality y NJ. For there
IS scarcely any enquiry and the market rules dull at 81 rs
TIMBER-Has been brought slowly rlng week just
ended and with brisk demand from mlcrs the market has
ruled firm about previous rates We refer our table
for prices, which 20 RATS changed hands.
FREIGHTsProduce has arrived very freely for time
past and owing to the scarcity of vessels is rapidly
muatng the wharves The market for coastwise rules
firm at previous rates. and there hardly vessel in port
not taken up. See table for quotations.
NEW YORK, Feb L. Cotton closed with declining ten
sales of 10 600 bbls State IS Is s5 Ohio Sc 80 Sc 40;
southern IS Is Sc TO- Wheat is heayysaes Of
Corn msales of G000 bushels; white and yellow
50 13 cents Reef steady s. Is $40 So Pork is dull
wRsEey IS quiet q lu sugar steady SS7
S. cents Molasses quiet at Al AZ cents Spirits of
pentine dull at so cents. Rosin quiet at 81 7J Rice
<. firm at IL Al cents.
BALTIMORE, Feb Flour dropping Ohio and How
ard street held at SIS 81 without buyers Wheat steady
white 81 40 81 20; red 81 80 81 IS. Corn quct-whtt
, and yellow Is Is.
. CHARLESTON, Feb. q CorToN-The sales this morning
to 1872 bales, following prices q at
at 10 2; 30 at IL; Sd at IFS and 20 bales at IL II cent
and steady enquiry from the trade. The following quota
tons criterion for the market. Ordinary to fair "a
49, good to prime IL to 35 strictly choice and upwards
ROUGH RICEWh arrivals of about 50 600 bushels durin
the week. about twenty thousand bushels changed hand
during that tme at prices ranging from 7G to 81 cents
: GRANThe market for Corn has continued firm at on
last quotations Two cargoes of North Carolina, in la
time have been sold at from Y to Is We quote Yves
tern in bags at from IS to so cents y bushe of So ts bag
included
MoLAssEs Louisiana, in barrels in demand cents
and in small lots commanding Al to A. Cuba caycd, of tn
new crop, is selling at 25 to 26 cents in quality.
SALT-The article continues Of dull sale and at dOWr
ward tending prices OF cargOes Liverpool ground
together with about 5000 sacks, cargo has been dis
posed of from beard i'll lots, at from g. e. cents
= sacks.-NetcS
MOBILE, February 1.-CoTToN-Thc sales to-day u
2500 bales at decline of eighth of cent; Middln
IL to Ii cent The sales of the three days have been $50
bales, and the receipts l6 $50 bales.
Sterling Exchange = to % cent. premium.
MS NEW ORLEANS, February l-COTroN.-Salcs of 400
ts bales to-day, at decline Of quarter Of cent; Middn
Il liz to III cent The sales of the three days CTS
49, bales, and the receipts raach 40 500 bales.
tss NEWBERN February 2, l859-TURPENTINE.-2 bbls
W. sold yesterday at So for dip and 81 for scrape.
on ROsIN-300 bbls. brought 81 10 dR Dbl.
Va SPIRTs-l5 casks disposed of at 44c. IL gallon.
4 CorToN-A small lot was sold yesterday but the price wa
n not asGertained
0 TAWBORO', Jan. 28.-Tmpentne- - 10 to 50 q
0 S rape, Is to so cts. " 100 lbs.
0 Tar, 81 to 81 10.
0 Corn 81 Is to So p bb
o Cotton 10 to 10 2 cents.
em Bacon, II to ID cents.
Lard II to Il 1-2 cents.
to IL IL, hog round log IL. Lard l23c. Four-extr
IN superne in bbs S. 90 50 90; do in bags 81 40 81 81
ay Meal 60 00c. Cotton-Fair to Good l04 l1c Ordn
on ry to Mddng, 10 l05 cents. Cofeeo 125 IA cents
Java l8c o. SUgar-Loaf Il l6c; brown 90 00c. M
oil assesNew Orleans a 60 West Indies SO 4Oc. Blu
SIX 81 so 81 60. N. c. Whskey, 373 O0c.; Norther
do. 90 00c.
Cotton--Not much ofering-saes made last week at
for good and l05 for mdding.
he Corn advanced 60 and G5 being ruling price, and
he demand Peas scarce and wanted-worth 65 cents
ra Wheat is in good demand at 80 cts. to 81.
es Flour advanced-see quotations.
led The supplies of these articles rather limited
at Salt II sack, 81 so to co. Sugars and Moasses
y change here Planting Potatoes Irish, 81 to so % bbl