Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-05

DRIED FRUTT-No sales reported since our last. We
cents unpeeIed and 10 to III per h. peeled
FEATHERsThe market is very poorly supplied, and we
selling readily at highest price.
FIsa-Nesrly all descriptions in light stock,
queny there nothing doing except in the retail way We
refer to table for store prices.
FLoUR-We have change Of importance to report in
present. for the want of stock operate upon the
transactions have been limited We quote only two
this figure however rather above the mark large
parcel would hardly sell IS 62 at which we quote the
GUANoIs in fair demand, and tie supply in dealers
hands fully adequate for present purposes We continue
during the week Peruvian $50 Reese's Manipulated s52
49, and Sombrero s35 superphosphats of Lime
$50 and Land Plaster &c. in lots of ton and upwards
GRAN-For CORN the market has rather quiet since
last though have material change report in
prices. The arrivals for the week comprise only about
1884 bushels, of which 3,079 do. (from Baltimore)
sold at so, 823 a S43 cents per bushel-closing at
is fair stock of former arrivals market, and the
demand appears to have become checked dealers
showing disposition operate further at present. We
quote the market quiet at so S28 cents quality The
parcels unsod at the time of closing last review
foId and lie do. at so for Hyde couny.OATs.
Nothing has been done since our last except the retail
way and the rules quiet or three
have gone into store-PEAs-Ofa all kinds continue to
there al LIGHT S
IN the absence OF receipts no sales have taken place would
sell readily S IS to 80 Gents per bq sa to
price there is moderate stock in store we
quote small sales at cents IN casks and a cents per H. in
week of Only 1900 bushels at 81 per bushel.
HAY-The recent arrivals have somewhat repenshed the
MARKET and consequence has not been brisk during
the week just ended the stock in dealers hands, however
is only moderate, and fair quality sells readily arrival
The receipts comprise It's bales Eastern and 352 North
the former of which sold at 81 90 and the latter at 81
10 per 100 lbs, 80 days.
notice moderate stock of former receipts remaining in
dealers hands. We quote sales from 81 81 10
Olnnnr oDh&1 < xuhifo
in quantity lot of 900 casks received Monday by
a dealer. which has gone into store.
and the market rules firm at former quotations. We notice
the arrival from Cuba since last of three cargoes,
with former receipts selling readily from wharf at 30
SO cents in bbs 20 81 cents in tierces and q 20 cents
New Orleans reported last received has gone in
to store, and is selling at 81 81 cents, as in quantity
PEA NUTsContinue to be in moderate enquiry and
of consequence coming to markell quote at 81 80 to 81
So per bushel, according to quality.
PoTAToESIhe market is moderately supplied with lrSh
at 50 so to 81 IS per bb in lots to suit few lots of
Sweet have been brought in and sold so per buse
PRovIsoNs-In the market fer N. c. cured BACON
have change of consequence to report since last
owing the meagre receipts have limited transactions
report We quote sales during the week of only s.
COO lbs at IL cents fo hog round and IL cents per
H. for hams The receipts of Western cured have been
moderate and there better supply Market there is,
however, only light demand, and the sales have been in
the small way from store at 81 for shoulders and
II to liz cents per h. for sides, in qualityLARD
There nothing OF Importance doing in either c. Wes
tern make and the market is moderately supplied We
fer to table rprices-PoRK-N is in fair
stock and notice merely retail business doing quo
tations in table.
SALTIn the absence of receipts have transactions
to report in either description The market is fairly sup
piled with Liverpool ground and rules dull there only
retail demand existing We quote store price at IS to IS
cents per sack
SUGAROf the cargo of Porto Rico reported in last
notice sales from store at prices ranging from
81 to 81 cents per Id.
SHGLEs-1he market rules unusually dull for both Com
and Contract and sales difficult effect anything
like fair price. Quotations in table merely nominal.
TMBER-Has continued to arrive quite freely since
last still notice fair demand from miers and good
quality finds ready SALE The transactions for the week
comprise IS RATS at prices ranging from S. to $40 so
| See table for classified figures.
FREIsHTs market has ruled quiet during the week,
and rates to Philadelphia and Boston have declined shade
naval stores New York they unchanged. There
plenty of vessels port but the largest portion have
| already been taken up. See table for prices.
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
From The port Of Wilmington, ~ c. compiled from the
ports Of the Daily you1aa for the first quarter Of 1850
compared soh the first quarter Of 1859, ending 3ls
Of March Of each gear: