Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-15

binary good middling Since then no public transac
lions have taken place that of sellers holding
at figures considerably above the views of buyers
market closes quiet. The arrivals continue SMALL and we
note only light stock offering market. We quote
inay at liz to III cents for low to good middling.
Corn MEAL-Arrives sparingly, and is in moderate
quest market poorly supplied. We quote only small sales
from the granares at 80 cents f9 bushel.
FLoURSnce last review the market has ruled mac
tive under the advces received the absence of the
usual demand from retailers the sales have been confined
few small lots of State brands at Sc 20 Sc Is p bbl for
superfne At the time of making up report holders do
not appear disposed to operate unless at reduction in
price receipts for the week have been light but the stock
in store is fully sufficient for present wants.
GRAIN-n Corn have nothing report so far as
regards prices There brisk demand from dealers and
few cargoes would sell readily In the absence of sales
we quote nominay at Is 77t cents y bushe-th latter
price for prime white quality Only cargo of l400
bushels received by dealer during the week. which has
gone into store. -OATs-Nothing to report. No
late receipts and supply in store pretty much worked
in fair demand at quotations. See table. -PEAs-For
Cow there continues be active demand high prices
easily obtained only small lot received which has
gone into store We quote 80 81 y bushe as in
quantity and -RICE-FOr clean there has been
only retail enquiry throughout the past week and there
moderate supply in store. We quote small sales at 81
cents q tb.
HAY-The market is very we'll stocked at present. and
only limited demand exists from dealers No arrivals or
sales of Northern and we quote nomnay at 20 IS
quality One lot of liz bales Eastern Ga prime artcle)
was received Friday last and sold at 81 per 100 lbs
IME-For this article there is merely q retail enquiry
and dealers have full supply hand. We continue to
quote from store at 81 10 per cask for lump lots
as wanted.
LUMBER.-Rver.-No sales have been reported for the
past three weeks the absence which quotations
in table must be looked upon merely nominal.
MOLAssEs.-ln Cuba we have change of consequence
report There has been moderate demand throughout
the week, and the market rules firm previous prices;
stock first hands We quote sales from wharf hds at
% Is cents per gallon, in quantity and quality
PoTAToEs.-We have nothing notice in this article
Street there not much demand present. slow of
sale at so to 80 cents bushe Irish continue be in
heavy stock, and exceedingly difficult of sale retailing
from store at 81 so to 81 IS per Dbl.
PEA NUTs-Connue to be brought in slowly, and with
moderate demand from dealers, the market has ruled
steady We quote sales of small lots during the week at
prices ranging from 81 20 to 81 80 y bushe according
ty-the latter price for prime article.
PRovIsoNsFor n c. cured BACON there has been
y demand for the past week. and the market has ruled
decidedly dull receipts small, but moderate
stock remaining unsold in receivers hands We refer
table for prices by the quantity. In the market West
cured we have nothing report. Dealers have
fair stock hand only small sales have taken place at
prices quoted in tabe.--LARD-Both N. C. and
Western make is in small stock though fully adequate for
the demand which is principally from consumers. We
quote at IL 12a cents u b.PoRK-Is in limited de-
mand and note moderate stock market. See table
for store rates.
SALT-Market fairly supplied with all kinds, and demand
light One lot of 400 sacks Liverpool ground received
coaswse Saturday. and sold at "a cents ID sack cash.
SHINGLEs-Only small boat loads arriving, and market
dull for both kinds We quote Common at 81 2 and Con-
tract at 81 to 81 so % NJ
TMBER-Has been in moderate demand for mill purposes
and but little brought in prime article sells readily at
fair prices We quote sales of several RATS during the week
at prices ranging within classified figures See table.
FREIGHTs-Coastwse continue to rule decidedly dull ;
plenty of vessels in port and not much produce offering
shipment We refer to table for last prices paid
which several vessels have been taken up during the week.
FAYETTEVILLE, April llth.-Bacon 9 q IL Cotton
Fair to Good u l23 Ordin to Mid. II q III Flour
Sc Is Scratched, IS so q 80 Gran-Corn so 95 q O5;
Wheat 81 90 q 90; Oats, 40 5O Peas, so q 81 90
q a % cents New Orleans As q 10 cents Sa-Liver
pool Sack, 81 % q co. Turpentne dip, 81 so
@ 90 Virgin, 81 so so; Hard, 81 20 @ 90; Spirits,
Cotton receipts light More buyers than sellers
ations.
Corn and Peas in demand.
Turpentne-New crop coming in freely, and sells readily
at above prices decline of cent % gallon in Spirits
but firm at As cents.-ObSerUa".
CHARLOTTE, N c., Apl H. -Bacon--hams 90 l21, sides
liz co. hog round 10 l04. Lard II l2ac. Four-extra
superne in bbs, Sc 90 S. Is; do in bags 81 IS 50 80.
Meal q Ooc. Cotton Fair to Good Ii ll1 ordina-
ry to Mddng lO5 cents Cofee-Ro, l24 IA cents
Java l8c %: sugar-oaf IA &c., brown 90 OOc. Mo
asses-New Orleans, s. co. West Indies, 80 4oc. But
ter Is Ice. Beeswax u 0Oc. Feathers 80 33c. Salt,
. sack, 81 40 81 So n G. Whiskey 40 45c Northern
do. 90 00c.
Bacon-The supply good and for hog round we quote
Flour-We lower figures this week extra and superne
Wheat is rather dull at quotations.
Corn Is cents q bushe and is and in demand.
CottonThe market closed last week at ii to 4 for fair
to good mddng 10 to 103 We put quotations these
figures, but think it likely there will be advance this
week as the last foreign news quite favorable 253 bales
were sold in this market last week.
Talow is worth 10 to II cents y h. Feathers 80 and $50.
Democrat
WASHINGTON, April 5th.-Nava Stores-We have no
change of Importance to note. Dip Turpentne continues
81 G5. '''N ' O' ''''Np~ ' p~''''''
Corn-Is in demand at last week. quotations.
Cotton.--Middling IL ia cents.
TAWBORO', April .-Turpentne- Dips2 45:to so.
Scrape, As to 80 cts per 100 lbs
Tar, 81 90 to 81 10.
Corn, 81 IS to 50 90 per Dbl.
Cotton, 10 to l05 cts.
Bacon II to l3 cts
Lard, 10 to l0t cts.
MOBILE April l2.-saes of Cotton to-day, 1900 bales,
Mddng at l23 cents The sales of the three days up
1880 bales and the receipts have been $500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April l2-The sales of Cotton to day
of bales Mddng ia cents The sales of the three
days sum up 81 500 bales and the receipts have been H.
900 bales against bales in the corresponding week
last year. Freghts to Liverpool id.
NEWBERN, April l3.-Turpentine- little in market
yesterday prices fully sustained; So 80 for Dip and 81
for Hard
Tara lot of 225 bbls. was received but unsod
Cotton-20 bales Cotton disposed of at IL per h.
Nothing reported in other articles.
e HAVANA, April 10, lS59.-Sugar delayed 1.-The mar
ket been rather during the last week. although
purchasers apparently operated with reluctance The hold
evinced particularly desire dispose of their stocks
but the contrary seemed rather dnclned than
wise to sell at the current rates. which st
arobe for D. s. No. H. and other qualities that basis
stock between this Matanzas at abou
235 900 boxes. Muscovados enjoyed fair inquiry nea