Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-09

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IL cents for good middlng Saturday. d. and Monday
80 do at cents for stained 10 ordinary lO3
cents or mddng, and l02 cents for strict mddng; and
tuesday, 70 do at 10 for saiued 10s
niGdling.
Corn MEAL-Lte OF none has been brought in and the
market poorly supplied fair demand quote coun
Try lots at 80 cents and from the ganares 81 per bushe
DRIED FRUIr.-Receipts meagre and little or no demand.
We quote apples at cents and peaches unpeel
ed and o to III cents for peeled.
FEATHERs-Are in light supply and we notice fair de-
mand Sell at As to so cents per h. for good quality
FIsH-lhe market is poorly supplied with nearly all des-
crlptions We refer to our table for store prices.
FLoUR-We have change of Importance to report in
this article The arrivals of State brands continue light and
there is only small supply market we note limited
enquiry however, and the sales the been con-
fined to two or three parcels (abou 1875 bb at S. 80
fine, sc 10 for supene and Sc 40 per bb for amy-he
market closing steady at these figures.
GCANo.-s in fair enquiry, and market moderately
supplied We quote follows Peruvian $780, Reeses
Manipulated s2 Jarvis Island $40, Sombrero $685.
Its Of one ton and upwards.
GKAN-For CORN there has been active since
our last and owing mainly to the light receipts advance
has been obtained previous The stock at present
on market very light and few cargoes would command
ready SALE The arrivals the week comprise only 100
bushels, OF which 367 sold at IS cents per bushe and
l,oOO on terms not made pubHc-closDg firm at above
ngure.---OATs-We have nothing to report in the
market TINS article Dealers
hand and there is merely retail business doing
PEAsOf all descriptions i'll light stock and sell readily
on arrival For Cor there is active demand, and the
receipts comprise only two small parcels, viii,
were taken by dealers at IS to 80 cents per bushel
RIcEFor clean there only light demand and we note
fair stock on market We quote small sales at per
h. For the rough article there has fair enquiry and
learn that sales made in the carly part of the week
of about 5 bushels at 81 per bushe the closing
steady at this figure.
HAY-In this article have change of consequence
to report There continues be an active demand from
dealers Tor both Northern and Eastern make and the
ket is poorly supplied few cargoes would meet with
ready sale at high figures See table for quotations. One
lot of LOB bales Eastern received by dealer
day, Hhich has gone into store.
LINES In fair enquiry and at present there only
small stock market cargo 500 casks was received
by dealer Monday which is selling from wharf ST.
nd from store at 81 O5 81 10 per cask for common lump
| in quantities suit
MOLAssEs.-For Cuba there a fair demand and the
ket is moderately supplied. The cargo crop
i'll last received has been closed to 20
per gallon Another cargo of crop 260 hhs and Is
bbls) received from Cardenas on Monday which is
selling at u cents los and 20 cents per gallon for single
cording to quantity.
PEA NUTsRuled dull during the early part the week
but for the past two three days there has been
rate demand and prime quality sells readily The arrivals
OF
which have found sale at 81 2 to 81 so per bushete latter
price only for prime article.
POTAToEs.-Sweet brought to market sparngy, abd
sell readily at 10 to so cents per pushe quality Fol
Irish notice only light demand yet planting pur
poses, and there fair stock market Last sale from
wharf So 23 per Dbl. We quote from store at 81 X
to So, in quantities to suit.
PROvsIONS.-N. G. cured BACON begins arrive rather
freely, and present notice moderate stock
dealers hands The demand appears to have become
what checked and buyers operate sparngy at quotations
anticipating decline. The sales for the week have beer
confined few small lots at IL to l2 for hog
and 34 cents per h. for hamscosng rather quiet these
figures In Western cured have nothing consequence
report there merely retail demand, the marke
moderately supplied We quote from store at
shoulders, and IL cents per h. for sides. LARD-The
arrivals of n c. make continue moderate and notice
fair supply market There is scarcely any demand
the sales have been limited at IL l23 cents bbs
l23 per Id. in kegs. Western sells from III
II cents, as in qGaty.PoRK.-The advices from other
markets received since last have caused mness
in the market here and with reduced stock in dealers
hands, prices have improved shade see table for
rates. Fresh continues to be brought in slowly from the
country and sells quick at y to cents per h. for
SALT-We have change worthy of note to report in
the market for either description No receipts of either
Liverpool ground Alum, but notice moderate sup
ply of former arrivals in dealers hands. We quote the
from store at 81 O 81 Is Sack and the latter
Is to 80 cents per bushel, in quantity.
SHNGLEs-There is some enquiry for shipping and for
Common the market exhibits mness. Small sales at
81 per NJ
TMBER-Contnues to be in active request for mill pur-
poses former quotations fully maintained. Some
10 have been received for the week. sold at &c.
i $40 %, $40 5O sl1 to $ll IS per NJ, quality.
i FREIGHTs.Rates coastwise remain about the
last reported Only small amount of produce at present
Offering and there plenty Of vessels in port We refer
to table for last prices paid.
SALISBURY, Feb bacon III 12A Beeswax 20 a
IS Coffee Rio i2f a; java II "a Cotton 10 Il; Cot
per Id. 80 35 Flour per Dbl. so S. rs; per Sa OK
75a$2s5 Lard IL y Pork w. " MoIasses CG0a,
so; Potatoes Irish, so 10 Sweet so SIS Rags, pei
f b4sTRs sr sack e 81 shftnG a2sG -
Taow, 10 IL Wheat, white 90 81 20 red S. So Wool
Is SOC.
NEwBERN February For the .week-Turpentine-
HOO bbs Saturday and 800 yesterday at So for dip
/ Rosin-Very dun: We quote Common nominaly at 81
!, Stock about Is, 900 bbls.
Spirits Turpentine-Sas on yesterday of 100 casks (towr
made) at 42c. per gallon. Stock about 800 bbls.
absence Of sales Of any we quote
Corn-In deman cargo could be sold readily at 81 sc
per Dbl.
CHARLOTTE February 6.-Cotton-We quote extremes
S FIour-Commands So per sack of 50 lbs; Sc 2;
Wheat-Red brings 10 81 Is per bushel white Is
3 81 80 per bushe
0l Corn-Saes st 80 a 95 cents.
+ Presidential at 80 a IS cents.
Il Oats-None in market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Cotton-Sales to-day of 1900 bale
~ market steady. Flour firm sales of 5000 bbs-Sta
81 80 S. Ohio IS 20 SIS So and Southern IS so S. Is
Wheat quiet sales of busheswhite California
II Canada 81 35. Corn is du; white and yellow so 82c
Pork quieMess $l7 SIT 81 for old, and $s ia TO
, new; old Prime sl2 sI2 Is, do. sl4 rs sl4 So
Turpentine closed firm at As 46c sales chiefly the lat
ter price. Rosn dull at 81 so 81 52a Rice is firm Blu
e quiet