Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-21

FLouRn this article we have change Of
report since the close of last review The receipts
both by river and railroad have been exceedingly light but
there scarcely any demand from dealers the supply
market be considered fully adequate for present pur
poses No sales have taken place except small lots from
ore and refer to table for quotations of the differ
ent grades.
Characteristic advance in the price of this article in
other markets has impaired rmness to the market
here and quotations higher Only 100 bushels have
been received since last of which 700 to order
gone store and the balance changed hands
private terms-beieved 723 % bushel. We note
fair enquiry from dealers, and few cargoes would find
ready sale at 20 724 cents.OATs In the absence of
receipts for time past the stock market has become
very much reduced, though is fully sufficient for present
wants. We quote nomnally at As so cents % bushe-
PEAsNo sales have taken place last that
aware of. The stock of Coeo is very light and notice
fair demand from dealers. See table for quOtations
RCEn rough transactions have been reported Clean
is in moderate stock and sells slowly at 81 cents % b
WHEATON Friday last 5000 bushels changed hands
at 81 10 for red and 81 80 q bushe for white sales
since.
HAY-None received since our last review and conse-
quently have nothing to report in the way of sales
There moderate demand from Dealers and only light
stock remains market Last sale of Eastern at 81
sales of Northern for time past and quotations
merely nominal
LME-Is in limited enquiry at present. and there is mod
crate stock market cargo of 1900 casks received
few days since by dealer which has gone into store
is selling at 81 10 % cask, in quantities to suit.
LUMBERRiver-No sales reported during the past week
in fair demand. See table for quotations
MoLAssEsSnce last review notice the arrival of
cargoes Comprising 43O hhds crop Cuba which
has been selling from wharf in lots of hhds. and upwards
at 26 cents, and single hhds at % cents gallon market
fairly supplied at present.
PEA NUTs-Have ruled exceedingly dull for the PAST week
two prices however, remain about the as last re-
ported We quote sales from carts at prices ranging from
81 20 to 81 40 % latter price for best quality
PoTAToEsBut few Scee have been brought in for some
time past, and note good demand; sell quick at so
60 % bushel. For Irish there is but little demand and
there large stock market We quote from store at
81 to 81 so T9 Dbl.
PRovIsIoNs-nN N. C. cured BACON have nothing new
report. The market moderately supplied with DID, and
it is difficult of sale at quotations in table, One small lot
received in the early part of the week. and sold
Ii IL cents for hams. Western cured is in rather light
stock but there scarcely any demand and have to
port only small sales from store at quotatons-LARD
N c. make has been brought sparngy and the market
is poorly supplied. We note moderate demand from
taers, with small sales II cents % b. in bbls Western
is also in light stock and sells from store at price,
-PoRK-For Northern there is but light demand, and
stock moderate. We refer to table for store prices
Fresh has been brought sparngy and continues in brisk
demand sales from carts at to 8 cents 70 ID.
SALT-No receipts of either Liverpool Alum during the
past week. and consequently have sales to report
cept the small way. The former in reduced stock and
fair demand. We quote from store 95 cents
81 % sack, according to quantity Alum sells at Is 20
cents % bushel.
SH1NGLEs-For Common the market rules dull no de-
mand Nominal at 81 50 SO 70 NJ Contract arrives slowly,
and in fair request We quote small sales at S. % NJ.
TMBER-Durng the week just ended there has been fair
demand from mers, and the larger portion received has
changed hands at about former rates. We quote sales
20 Is RATS at 81 to 50 extremes. See table.
FREIGHTs-The market rules exceedingly firm for coast
wise rates. Only small number of vessels have arrived
within the past week. and all in port have cargos engaged
See table for last rates paid. Schooner taken up
Cardenas few days since at s. . M. on lumber
CHARLESTON, Jan. l9.-Cotton-T sales this morning
amounted to 1888 bales at the following prices % at
l3 1872 liz 222 liz III at III cents. Corn
The arrival since last have been confined cargo
$500 bushels North Carolina on private terms ani
made public. We quote the article at 60 Tic Rice
nothing Of the least change to report in this article
54OO terces have all been absorbed by steady demand
the same time Extremes of prices in last
within the range of 81 ssh Rough arrival
of some 10000 bushels there has been only moderate de
mand both by mers and and for coastwse exports Sale
amount only 900 bushels IS % bush Sat-Th
cargo of Liverpool reported in our last arrived selling
saektrom store, in smaller quantities, quote IS Soc
NeocS
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-Cotton is frm-sales of $50
bales. Flour is imsales of $500 bbls. State 81 Is S.
Ohio S. so Sc; Southern, SIS 80 S. So Wheat is buoyan
sales of 5000 bushels choice Kentucky white 81 G5
Southern red, 81 35 white 81 40 81 So Corn is firm
sales of 10000 bushels mixed S73 IS cents Southern
white 81 90 cents. Pork is frm-od mess ST. SIT 20
new, ST. 70 prime, sla IS Lard is quiet Whskey j
= 81 cents. Spirits of Turpentine is dull at 40 IL
cents. Rosn is buoyant at 81 so. Rice steady at 3ic
MOBILE Jan. 1S-The sales Tuesday 500 bales
Middng IL cents The sales for the three days foot
$500 bales The receipts in the have been 49,
$50 bales Freghs to Liverpool ZIG I'D. Sterling Elk
change IL per cent
SAVANNAH, Jan. 1s-sales of $500 bales, the marke
being settled and firm. Strict Middng liz cents
Good Middlng to Middling Fair liz liz cents.
NEWBERN, Jan. l9-Turpentine-A 500 bbIs. chan
ged hand at 50 for dip and So for Scrape; Rosn00 bb
sold at ST 10 y bb Nothing done Spirits Turpentine
sold at IS u NJ. StaVes-About $4,000 sold at 81
M Coa3O tons at Sc % ton; Nothing reported in othe
It articles.
J., NORFOLK Jan. 18.-The Corn market is active sale
# of yellow at S1c white 76
a NEW ORLEANS Jan. lS.-The sales on Tuesday wer
GOO bales. Holders demanded ADVANCE which checke
raons The market is rmer and the better qualte
have advanced eighth. Middlings liz l5c. The sale
of the three days foot up $500 bales and the receipts
time last year. Sugar is buoyan and has advance
an eighth Fair to Fully Fair 81 &C. India Baggng ha
advanced an eighth. Sterling Exchange u per ct.
t, BALTIMORE, Jan. l8-Flour unchanged Wheat has a
advancing tendency red 81 3d. white 81 46 Corn steady
- yellow Soc, white Is to 79c.
y SALISBURY, Jan. 18-Bacon--Hams, I21 to Is cent
Sides 10 to M cents Hog 90 Round to loe Beeswsx 70
cents Cotton 10 to IL cents Cotton yarn 81 90 to 81 10
j. Corn 60 to 70 cents Flour, 100 lbs, 81 90 to 50 25
bbs 81 90 to 81 So Feathers, 80 to IS cents Lard 10
CT II cents Potatoes1rsh, IS cents TO 81 Sweet 60
80; Salt-Sack 81 Is to 81 co. Bushels 81 Taow, 10
% log cents Turpentne, 81 cents Wheat, Is to 90.
CHARLOTTE, N c., JAM 18.-Bacon- hams 12A IA, sid
IL H. hog round 1O4 IL. Lard IL 124c. Flourextl
ID superne bills, 81 Is 50 90 do in bags 81 80 50
ry to Middlng 10 cents. Cofee-Ro, Ia IA cents
Java lSe q. SugarLoaf IA Ice; brown 90 00c. Nj