Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-29
The arrivals continue small, and

for family.
GRANIn the CORN market we have to notice decidedly
better feeling under the avices from abroad, and prices
have upward tendency. little has for
weeks and there light supply remaining One
cargo of 1900 bushels received few days SINCE for
which learn that IS cents offered and refused has
since gone into store and is selling in lots 87a .
hushel. We note brisk demand from dealers, and few
cargoes of prime quality would readily high pri
ces.-OATs.-In the absence of receipts the stock in
has become very much reduced barely suf-
cient for present wants. We advance shade and
quote at 81! 60 cents e bushel, at which few parcels
would find ready sae.--PEASOf all kinds in brisk
demand and the supply in dealers hands is unusually small
One small lot of Cow received e railroad day
SINCE and sold at 81 10 p bushe-being advance of 10
cents previous price.-RICE-The market rules firm
for clea and there is only small supply We quote
at 81 a 4 cents % ID.
HAYS in moderate stock, and demand light. No re-
ceips sales during the week We refer table for
last sales.
L1ME-None received for the past two OF three weeks
there is however, fair supply of former arrivals in deal
ers hands, and only limited demand exists Retailing
| from store at 81 10 u cask.
LUMBER River-Ony aft of wide boards received
since last and sold private terms. See table for
previous sales.
MoLAssEs-For Cuba the market has ruled quiet during
the past week. the sales having been confined small lots
from wharf at "A % cents u gallon in quantity
on market fully adequate for present wants.
| PoTAToEs-Few sweet have been brought since
last the market almost bare good article sells
readily at so 80 cents t. bushel Irish in mode ate
stock and scarcely any demand exists dull at 81 so to
81 rs q Dbl.
PEA NUTs-NOne of consequence coming to market, and
note enquiry We quote at 81 90 to 81 50 q bush
e-he latter price being paid only for prime article.
PRovIsIoNsFor BACON the market continues to rule
ceedngly dull in the absence of the usual demand for
failing purposes; c. cured in moderate stock, nd
have report only small transactions at prices ranging
within quo: See table. Western is also in fair stock,
scarcely any demand; selling slowly 8 for
shoulders and l09 cents t. IL. for sidcs.-LARDTher
is moderate supply of both n. c. and Western make
market, and only a limited demand has existed for
weeks dull at II a I29 cents % tb-PoRK-Th market
is very we'll stocked with Northern and with meagre de-
mand rules quiet at shade decline previous prices See
table for quotations, in quantity and quality.
SALr-Lverpool ground is in light stock, but sufficient
present One lot of 500 sacks sold Friday
last at 72b cents u sack, cash. Alum is in fair stock ard
dull OF sale at quotations in table.
SBINGLEs-The market rules dull for both Common and
Contract and sales of consequence have taken place.
We quote the former at 81 IS 50 2 and the latter at 50
SO to 81 so u NJ as in quality.
T1MBER-Continues to arrive sparingly and with fair
enquiry mill purposes the market rules firm prime
article sells readily at highest prices We quote sales for
the week of only 10 RATS prices ranging from 81 so
to So so - NJ, as in quality.
FREIGHTsNo change report in coastwise Pro-
duce arrives slowly and only small quantity oe ing ship
ment plenty of vessels port cargoes easily
obtained See table for last rates paid
MOBILE April 26-Cotton.-Sales to-day of 500 bales
Middlng II l2c. The sales for the three days up
40O bales and the receipts in time $500 bales
:, Freight on cotton to Liverpool one arthng,
d NEW YORK, April 26.-The cotton market was heavy
to day. Sales Of 1000 bales Middng Uplands PFC Flour
is firm; sales of Is, 900 bbs Wheat is buoyan; sales
sales of 81 900 bushels White SO a &c., yellow So 88c
Sugar is heavy and has declined Turpentne is dull and
!. Rosin heavy.
BALTIMORE, April 2G.-Flour quiet. but firm; Howard
Street Sc II 49, Ohio a 6 H. Wheat is firm; white
81 70 a Is, red A 50. Corn is dull; white "A H.
Pork sl7 II 25 Bacon Sides and Shoulders Il cents
Whiskey is dull at &c 26a cents.
CHARLESTON, April Pc oTrON.The sales this NOR
ming lSl2 bales the following prices
q "A at l ia So at ic j y sa at lo 200 at m o at IL
quore Middling Fair at Ia cents
our last report only cargo of 1909 bush.
els North Carolina has been received and disposed of at
SIC. The receipts by railroad foot up 1000 bushels in sacks,
for which the selling prices range from 80 to 93c bushel
OATs.-There have been recent arrivals The marke
continues steady at Sc a SIC.
RcEThe market during the past week has remained
changed. We quote extremes of the weeks sales 81 a
the bulk of the sales at from 81 to 81.
equally so-he former having amounted about 10000
bushels the latter to 00OO bushels at prices ranging
from sc to 95c.-NetnS
NEWBERN, April 27.-Tmpentne- yesterday of
25o bbs at 81 So for new virgin So 80 for dip and s. so
Tar-sales of 100 bills at 81 Is y Dbl.
Spirits Turpentine of % casks at II cents II gallon
Nothing reported in other articles.
WASHINGTON, Apri! I9-Nava Stores: No change in
prices Dip Turpentine s. Is Scrape 81 Tar 81 80 ROs
in 81 O5 SPIRITS Turpentine AZ cents.
COrn-65 a 20 cents.
Y Cotton-ll a III cents for middling.
n FAYETTEVILLE, April 25th-Bacon % l24 Cotton
" Fair to Good, u "a l24 Ordin to Mid IL q III Flour
family, Sc "a Super. Sc a Fine, SC co a
e 81 10 Scratched s. Is % So Gran-Cor 80 % 01 O5
Wheat, 81 90 @ 90; Oats 40 % so Peas 90 % 81 90
Rye, 81 90 @ 10 Lard-l2 "a - Molasses-Cuba
u "a 20 cents New Orleans As 0g 30 Sat-Lver
pool Sack 81 Is 61 90 Turpentine dip, 81 SO
% 90 Virgin 81 so 0g co Hard, 81 20 % 90 Spirits
8 AZ a 433 cents.
5 Bacon-We note advance in N. G. Bacon; sales
readily made quotations. There has also been
ed demand during the past week for Cincinnati Sides
Shoulders the market well supplied and holders firm
5 at and % for Shoulders, and II and III for Sides
It Cotton-Has declined very little coming market
Shippers not disposed to operate at present prices
nearly all the transactions of the past week have been made
y by manufacturers
l. Flour-Connues firm; change of Importance since
our last review.
Spirits Turpentine- appears be many prices
for irits, that almost impossible settle any
price On Thursday, note sales at 43b to AL Friday
at As to Al and Saturday considerable quantity chang
ed hands at 44-ObserUer
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Apl 26.-Bacon-hams 90 l23, side
IL 90, hog 10 l04. Lard 124 l3c. Four-extrs
superne bbs $ 875 $OC do in bags 81 70 50 90
k ry Middling, O5 cents. Conee-lio l25 IA
Java 8c o. Sugar-Loaf IA a Ice; brown 90 Mo
u assesNew Orleans, 55 90; West Indies 80 4Oc But
:e ter 10 Ice. Beeswax q 00c Feathers 90 Salt
to u SACK 81 40 81 so. n. O. Whskey, 40 45c. Northern
., do. 90 00c.
. Corn has advanced last report. brought
o. cents last week. There pretty good supply in marke
No. Wheat not as high heretofore he article is rat
and in demand 81 o. to 81 II about the fig
IS ures.
Flour has slightly declined Extra superfne in bbIs
worth about S. 87a-bags 81 rs.
Cotton is stationary at former quoaton-ll is about h
top of the market. Not much Offering.