Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18

Com MEALS demand for retailing purposes, and
supply fully sufficient We quote sales in the small way at
IS cents per bushel.
FIsHNothing doing except in the retail way, and re-
fer to table for quotations, as in quantity and quality
FLoUR- the market for State brands we have no change
to report regards prices There fair stock the
grades in dealers hands, and since last there has been
only limited demand. We quote small sales during the
week at S. rs for superne and IS so for ne family
brands there moderate enquiry existing present. and
very little (f any market would with ready sale
at Sc y bb
GRAINIR the Corn market have nothing new to re-
port The arrivals for the past three weeks have been mod
crate and at present dealers have good supply hand
there is however, fair enquiry and the rules steady
at previous quoation0 cents The receipts the week
comprise 1850 bushels of which sales made of 1000
do Superior quality p cents at 20 cents
the balance $50 bushes) sold from vessel in lots at
% cents.-OATs-Arei in very light stock, and we note
some enquiry from dealers late arrivals See table
quotations. receipts of Coeo have been
usually light for time past and in consequence the
stock market has become materially reduced We note
an active demand from Dealers and IS to so cents busel
could readily be obtained for parcels aTriva RICE
lin rough learn that transactions have taken
place. but unable to get the quotations Cesn is
moderate stock sells the trade at 81 cents % b
WHEAT-Arrvals meagre and offering market that
Of In the early part of the week small
HAY-We have change worthy of note to make in this
article. The arrivals continue light, and there is only
small stock on market and note fair enquiry from
dealers About 32 bales Northern make received since
last of which So do sold at 80 cents cash. and 27 do in
feror quality, at 65 cents 70 100 tbs 80 days los bales
received and Wednesday terms
pired.
LE-Is in fair request and in the absence of receipts
the stock in dealers hands has become materially reduced
We quote from store at 81 10 % cask in lots wanted
LUMBER-Rver- little has been brought to market fol-
time past and at present there is fair demand exist
ing Only raft received for the week and sold at 81
M for scantlng. See table for quotations Of wide
flooring boards
MoLAssEs.-For Cuba the demand several weeks pas
been unusually light tie sales being confined principal
to small lots for retailing purposes fair supply in frs
hands. cargo of 243 hhds and tierces received
Havana Saturday. and 800 bhds and 20 bbls iron
Cardenas Wednesday, which, with former arrivals, arr
selling from wharf at % cents in lots and q % gallon
single hhds We quote New Orleans at AZ As cents
Syrup at 45 a AZ cents y gallon, according to quantity.
PoTAToEs-In Irish we have no change to report Their
large stock market and only small sales for planting
purposes have taken place from store at 81 so 81 IS
Dbl, quality Sweet in active request and rul
firm at high prices; larger portion brought of nfero
quality We quote from carts at rs so cents u bushel
PEA NUTs-ave ruled quite dull since last and price
have gone down shade. We quote sales at figures rang
from 81 81 20 % bushe-later price for prime art
Gle.
PRov1s1oNs-Thc BACON market remains without maeria
change. Receipts Of n. C. cured have been light an
scarcely any in first hands in moderate demand
quotations table One two small parcels have sold dun
ing the week at l2 cents for hog round For Western cure
the demand appears to be limited; and dealers have mod
crate supply in store. We quote sales i'll the small way
81 for shoulders and l0a II b. FOR side
e generally held at highest fgures.-LAEDThe marke
is poorly supplied with both n c. and Western make,
al n
4 small sales at II l21 cents 9t.-PoRK-For Norther
there has been rather enquiry during the past week
and the market steady at SO so $40 u bb for Mess
in quantity and quality. Fresh continues in active request
and but little has been brought ill., We quote sales at
K. 8 cents T9 Ii.
SALT-None of either description received since las
and consequently have sales to report market que
and only small sales have taken place from wharf at quo
= tons in table.
SUGAR-Market moderately supplied and refer to
D table for store rates. as in quantity and quality.
SHINGLEs-Have ruled dull for the past week.
. sence of the usual demand for shipment Small sales
Common at 81 Is a 50 so BM.
TIMBER-Wth active demand from miilers the mark
has ruled exceedingly firm for weeks past and ia
quality finds ready sale at high figures We quote sales du
ing the week at IS to IS See table for classified price
FRBIGHTs-For coastwse the market rules firm, and '
learn that shade advance rosin to New York has be-
obtained by two vessels; continue to quote
cents, however, the larger portion taking at that
Fair quantity Of produce awaiting shipment, and
few vessels in port not taken up See table for rates
7 FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. 14.-Bacon III a u !; Cotton
Fair to Good, lO5 @ lO4 Ordn. to Mid 10 @ 90 Flour
family, IS 62B a IS Super. IS 37B q Fine, IS IS
S. 90 Scratched S. 90 % 90 Grain-Con 81 90 "a
Wheat so 95 "a Co., Oats, 20 % IS; Peas SIS q so sc
Rye 50 80 "a 90 Lard-l2 "a l3 cents Molasses-Cu
ay pool Sack, 81 IS a 90; Turpentie- dip, 50
81 q 90: Virgin 81 40 q 90 Hard 81 20 q 90 Spirit
NJ 43 a
" Cotton-No material change.
p- Flour-Sightly upward tendency.
elk Corn, Oats, Rye and Peas find ready market.
Guano-The market is well supplied; we omit quotation
from the fact that can't do it correctly-ObSeTUer.
70 CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb 15-Bacon- hams l28 49, sid
10 IL co. hog round 103 IL. Lard IL l25c Flour-ext
70 snperne in bills S. 90 S. % do. in bags 81 As 50
10 Meal 65 OOc. Coton-Far to Good, lC4 lO5c, Ordin
70 ry to Nddlng lO3 cents Cotee-Ko, l25 IA cent
10 Java, l6c %. Sugar-Loaf Ia l6c brown GO OCc.
10 lassesNew Orleans, So 60 West Indies, SO 40c.
3D. Is l29c. BeeswaX q 00c Feathers 80 375c Sa
% SAX 81 so 81 60. N. c. Whiskey, As SOC. Northe
a. do. 90 Coo.
46 We advance quotations for Corn-7O about
me price and in demand. Flour extra in barrels will
c mand S. 25 Cotton is rather depressedthe highest
" last week l0S0-not much Offering Wheat, Flour
are Corn good article of Wheat would bring 81
Pork is worth to 73-scarce.-DenaOcdt.
NEW YORK, Feb. l5-Cotton is unchanged sales of 3
bales Flour is hghersaes of 30000 barrels State 81
SIS As Ohio S. 80 Sc As southern s. IS Sc TO- Whe
is buoyan-saes of $500 bushels southern red 81 4(
81 As; white 81 g. Corn is rm-sales Of $1,000 bushel
white 80 So cents; yellow, so SO cents: mixed, 81
but cents Pork dull SIS 50 prime s3 so $13 G.
Lard dull at III III cents. Whiskey is firm at %
&C Sugar heavydecned cent since the first of Februa
The ID 81 cents Moasses. 80 40 cents Spirits of turpe
me tine heavy Rosn steady at 81 10 81 IS. Rice is fl
:, and unchanged
III NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I5.-Sales of 1900 bales tod
1e and decline reported of onequarter of the low
9 grades The mddng and better grades unchanged
re- Middngs quoted at 04 lie The sales of the hr