Wilmington journal., 1860-01-19

above prices Several lots of stained have also sold at
1915 to 10 cents, as in quality.
Corn MEAL Is in rather better stock and notice only
retail business doing. few small lots have been receiv
ed from the country and sold IS 80 per bushe
DRIED FRrT-No sales reported Wanted at 4a to cts.
for apples, and l0a to IL cents per h. for peaches
FEATHERs-The market is poorly supplied, and notice
moderate demand Small sales at As to so cents per h.
as in quality.
FLoUR-We have change to report in the market for
State brands The quantity arriving continues meagre and
the supply in dealers hands is light though is fully
adequate FOR present purposes, note merely retail
demand. No sales except in the small way from store at
Sc Is for superfne and Sc so for family.
GRAN-The CORN market rules about the report
ed in last None has been received during the week.
consequently have sales to notice except in the small
way from store Dealers have full supply hand and
present there only light demand We quote cargo price
at 20 cents per bushel.-OATs.-None received since
last there is however, fair stock of former arrvas
in dealers hands, and only limited demand exists. See
table for cargo price.-PEAs-Contn to be light
stock and we notice an active enquiry for all descriptions
We quote Cow at so to 80 cents per bushel quality
-RICE.-The market is moderately supplied with clean
and there is nothing doing except in the small way We
quote at cents per ID.
HAY-No receipts of either Northern or Eastern make
during the week just ended, and the stock market
usually light There is brisk enquiry from dealers, and
high rates readily be obtained for good article. The
lot of 10 bales Eastern left market the
last review, changed hands at 81 Is per 100 lbs cash.
LINES in moderate request, and there is only small
supply remaining in dealers hands. cargo of 900 casks
received in the early part of the week. of which 800
do. sold Friday at IS cents per cak. From store
quote at 81 O5 to 81 10, as in quantity.
MoLAssEs-The market pretty well supplied with Cuba
and at present there is only light demand. We quote
small sales from wharf at Is cents per gallon in hhds
PEA NUTs-Contnue to be in moderate request and the
| thn haen
prices ranging from 81 Is 81 40 per bshelthe
price for prime quality.
PoTAToEs-Few or no Sweet have been brought to
ket during the past week. and there fair demand. We
quote from 65 to IS cents per bushe quality
The stock of Irish have become materially reduced in the
absence of receipts and we notice moderate demand-
| Sell from store at 81 Is per bbl.
PRovIs1oNs-N C. cured Bacon is in moderate enquiry,
the of stock scarcely anything has been done
Two or three small lots of (about 1900 bs have been
received the week. and found ready sale l
hog round and l33 per 10. for hams For Western
cured hee is but little demand and the market is moder
atey supplied The sales have been confined to small lots
from store at to Oh for shoulders III cents
per 3D. for siGes.-LARD-N C. make is in moderate re-
quest, and stock light few small parcels of have
been received sold per h. bbIs Western
sells II to l24 cents, in quality change
to report in prices There is fair stock of Northern
market and merely retail business doing See table fol
store prices The receipts Of fresh have been confined to
small lots from the country which have sold from carts at
to cents per lb.
SALT-The market is better supplied we notice de
cline prices The receipts for the week comprise about
2,700 sacks Liverpool ground, (coaswe) Of which SOC
do sold private terms, and 800 do. 81 10 per sack
balance unsod. We also notice the receipt Monday
1900 bushels Aum which changed hands at 1G 23
per bushel, 80 days.
sH1NGLEs-Nothing Of consequence doing in either de
scpon Dull of sale at ST. rs to 81 for Common and So sc
to $5 per NJ. for Contract as in quality.
TMBER-Continues to be in active demand for mill pur
poses and high readily obtained good arti
ce We quote sales the week IA Is RATS at IS
$S so, &c. 50 SO, $40, $40 25 s1l so to $l2 per NJ.
FREIGHTs-Vessels plenty and for coastwse the make
rules quiet have, however, change of importance t.
report in rates. See table.
NEW YORK, January l6.-The Cotton market was quie
but firm to-day with sales of 500 bales. Flour firm
sales OF $1,000 bbls.; Southern S. SO S. IS. Wheat
buoyant with sales of 1000 bushels. Corn dull sale
of II 600 bushels So 6Sc. Sugar firm. Tur
pentine dull Rosin firm at ST. 60 a 81 65. Ric
quiet at s. 44c Cotton F1eights Liverpool 3I6
SALISBURY. Jan. 17.-Bacon III q l23; Beeswax 20
Is Coffee Rio, l23 IA Java II a 224; Cotton H.
ton Yarn % 81 IL Corn 6O % do Meal 65 Feath
80 a 81 AS Lard II Is Pork u Molasses, Cuba
New Orleans ans s. 81 g 9usc9vado 45 5O oat
Id q Salt sack 70 81 75 sheeng brown, 10
Sugar brown @ TO- Crushed Crush "a IL "a d5 G Clarified 10
Is a sOc
CHARLOTTE Jan. 16.- Cotton-very little OIL the mar
ket. A few bales sold at 94c. per 10.
Flour-No alterations last weeks prices. S. 65 S
rs per bbl.
White at 81 l3 81 Is per bushel.
Corn-A small lot sold at So a 85c. per bushel.
Peas-None in market.
| NEWBERN Jan. l7-Turpentine- transactions O
the week have embraced 5000 bbs prices ranging
from So So 10 for Dip and 81 81 10 for Scrape 500 bb
sold yesterday at the lowest figures
Spirits-Saes of 600 800 bbs our last report
J. 40 403c. per gallon
Rosin and Tar-NO sales in either yesterday. Both i
good demand at quotations.
Cotton-Saes of several lots during the week 81
per h. to quality Several hundred bales 600
500, waiting shipment lot offered yesterday but no sale
reported. Last sales on Saturday at 9lc.
Four-Seling in small quantities at S6, Sc so 81. Sup
ply equal to the demand.
Country Pork-Pork is selling at &c. Sc so 81 per cwt
; CHARLESTON Jan. l6.-The transactions Cotton hav
. been rather imted and prices to-day weak. Th
sales foot up 1888 bales, at the following prices viz
bales 20 at 81 40 at s. IS at l04 III at log 1913
103 IL at log 81 at ii 68 at ii and SIG bales cts
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l6.-The Cotton market was quie
Middings being quoted at lO8 lO cents. Exchange
l. New York, per cent premium. Rest unchanged.
MOBILE JAM l6.-Sales to-day of 200 bales Cotton
steamers having caused improved demand Mic
= dings log cents.
! FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. l5.-Bacon l23 q IL; Cotton
Fair to Good, 10 a lO Ordn. to Mid. q 90 Flour
S 50 scratched 90 q s. 25 Grsn1Corn 81 90 q
Rye, 81 10 "a 20 Lard-14 q l5 cents Molasses-Cuh
If 28 q 80 cents New Orleans, SO @ 90 cents Sa-Liye
pool Sack, 81 Is "a 90 Turpentne yellow dip, 81
q 90; Virgin, 81 62 q 75i Hard 81 90 "a 10 Spirit
g 81 374 cents.
Coon-Since our has ruled firm, with sales 10
and two small lots reported to have change
hands at l04 cents for best grades.
u Flour-Ne have change to make in this article;
e ceipts have been liz Sht since our last.
r Spirits Turpenti e--Saes Of few small lots at 373
Pok-No transactions article since our las t. e.
small sold