Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-22

! Com MEAL-None of consequence arriving from the
country and only light supply market. We note
fair demand, and quote at IS 80 cents % busbe.
FEATHERs-Are in fair request, and scarcely any
ket good article sells quick at so to So cents u H.
FLoURThe receipts of State brands both by river and
railroad, continue light and consequence the supply in
dealers hands has become considerably reduced it is,
however fully sufficient for the demand present existing
which confined to small lots for retailing purposes No
worthy of report have taken place during the
week that learn of and therefore quote nomi-
naly Sc - for superine, and 81 % bb for family.
GRAIN-For CoRN the market continues to rule exceed
ingy firm and quotations show advance of cents
last SALE The receipts for the week comprise only 1850
bushels which taken by dealers at so p busel
The arrivals for few weeks past have been SMALL and in
consequence tie supply in store has become materially
reduced the market closes firm, with demand.
-OATS-NOne received here for time past and
dealers have an unusually light stock hand there is,
however, but little demand at present existing We quote
cargo price at so So cents u bushel.-PEAs-Hay
been brought in parngly for time past the stock
market is barely sufficient for present We note
an active enquiry and parcels sell quick high rates.
Only one small lot received and sold from vessel 81 3
bushel.---RICE-1n clean have nothing new to re-
port there moderate stock in store and only retail
demand during the week. We quote 81 cents y H.
as in quantity and quality
HAY-We have no change to report in the ma rkct for
either descriptions market very we'll supplied present.
and demand light. No receipts sales of Northern Re-
ceved Monday 28 bales Eastern of which As do sold
at 80 cents, and 200 do. at s. cents Il 100 Tbs.
LIME-Connues to be in fair stock, and notice
y retail demand receipts Former arrivals SELL
ing from store at 81 10 Fl cask for lump lots
suit
LUMBER River-Arrves slowly and is in some demand.
Last sale at 81 % Is NJ for flooring boards.
MoLAssEs-For Cuba there has existed moderate de-
mand throughout the week and the market rules firm at
previous rates. No receipts for the past week and
the stock in first hands has become considerably reduced
is however fully sufficient for present wants. We quote
sales from wharf during the week 233 % q gal
! Ion, according to quantity
PoTAToEs-1rish continue be in limited request and
there full supply market. We quote from store
81 so a 81 IS y bbl But few S,cee now coming mar
ket; sell from carts at so to 80 cents e bushel.
PEA NUTs-Remain about the last reported
None of consequence coming in and there is moderate
demand for prime article We quote at 81 20 to$l 50
bushel. as in quality.
PROvIsONs.-In the BACON market have nothing new
to notice. The receipts of n c. cured continue quite small
yet there moderate stock market and demand light
We quote sales during the week of only 600 tbs at II
II cents for hog round and l2 Is cents 70 IT, for hams
highest prices being principally for small lots Western
cured is in moderate stock, and with limited demand pr
shade lower. We quote from store at s. cents TO
shoulders, and 04 cents % IT, for sides.LAR
has been scarcely any demand for week past
the market is moderately supplied. We quote N. {
b-PORk.-NOrthern
stock, and demand light prices have downward tendency
See table for store rates.
SALT-Nothng doing in either description, and moderat
supply market. See table for rates.
SHINGLEs-Only small boat loads of Common arriving
&c which sell sat 50 % per NJ.
d TIMBERHas been brought in very slowly during the
just ended and notice fair demand from miers. On
d few RATS have arrived and sold at s. to 81 Is per NJ
p in quality.
FREIGHTS.-In c0astwise we have to report decided
dull market for the past week, and rates shade lowe
on some articles. Produce in slowly, and there
large number of vessels in port. See table for prices
market stiher but unchanged The sales of the tire
days up $4,000 bales and the receipts in the tim
ponding period last The increase at all the ports
III, 900 bales.
sides rs hdg round 10 i2 tsi
Cotton 10 PC Corn 7Oa6Qc Flour, y 100 lbs, 81 so
IS &c. 90 81 & @ss
81 90. salt-sack, 81 70 to 81 So bushel 81 90 co.
Turpentine, SIC. 90. Wheat 81 81 10. Wool 50 35c
NEWBERN, April -Turpentine- Sales yesterday of
small lot at A.. 50 Is for Dip and 81 Is for Hard I'D
D Tar-Sales of $50 bbls. at 81 50 per Dbl.
gallon
Bacon-3OO lbs. changed hands at loo. per Ii.
oT Saves o a. at s per NJ
0 Heading 600 heading brought S. perm.
BALTIMORE, April l9th-FlouT has declined Z cents
sales at Sc r. Wheat scarce and unchanged Corn is
to higher sales of white at 6 to so cents yello
81 to 80 cents
: CHARLESTON, April 19h.-Cotton.-The market wa
quiet to-day the sales having been limited to GO
bales The transactions comprise 50 bales % l26 100
So at II 80 at IL Al at l24 200 24 50 ~, and 81
13c.
ng NEW YORK, April l9.-Cotton closed heavy-sales {
ct 100 bales Flour closed heavy-saes of 1850 bbls
nd State, S. s. 45 Ohio, S. 80 Sc so Southern, Sc
: Sc so. Wheat closed rsaleS of IL 900 bushels sOu
y ern white 81 So western red 81 ~ 81 A. Corn close
fm-saes of % 900 bushels; white and yellow, so
en- mixed, 85c, delivered. Pork closed quiet ST Is
20 ST. Is prime So SO. Lard closed buoyan Ii ls
" Whskey closed quiet 26c Sugar closed steady II
74c Coffee closed rm--sales of 5000 bags I04 II
4 Molasses quiet at 50 40c. Spirits of Turpentne close
Is firm at So 533c. Rosin closed firm at 81 20. Rice close
Is firm.
Is WASHINGTON April l2-Naval stores continue in az
70 tion at last weeks quotations, which D
gu Turpentne 81 Is 50 20 Scrape 81 Tar 81 10 81 sc
IS Rosin 81 10 Spirits Turpentine 47c q gallon
Corn Gj 70 cents u bushel Cotton-No sales.
en- TAWBORO', April l5.-Turpentine-Dp, 81 A to So
q Scrape, As to 90 cts. per 100 lbs.
a Tar 81 90 to 81 10.
~ Corn, 81 - to So 90 per Dbl
Oh Cotton 10 to 1O4 cts
Bacon, II to l3 cts.
Lard, 10 to lO3 cts.
FAYETTEVILLE, April lSth.-Bacon 8 0l II 4; Cotton
Fair to Good l25 q l2 Ordin to Mid. II a ia Flour
family, Sc so 40 90 Super. Sc % q co. Fine, Sc OO
50 90 Scratched = $40 600; GrainCorn, 50 95 @
Wheat 81 90 a co. Oats, 40 a so; Peas 80 "a 81 OC
M Rye, 81 90 q TO- Lard-12 q ID cents Moasses-Cut
in 81 q 20 cents New Orleans, As q 30 cents Salt-Live
er q 90; Virgin 81 so q 90 Hard 81 20 q 90 Spirit
las Az 43 cents.
w. Receipts light, very little change fe
'1 sales extra quality on Saturday at l23.
eh Flour dul we note decline IN some instances OF ct
of per Dbl.
as Rosinsome beautiful specimens of No have been
ats ered and sold since last private
We Observer.
al LIVERPOOL Friday Evening Anri IL otton has on