Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-01

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dy sale at As to so cents Per ID.
dong r except mrpes the rea way and we
FLoUR-Durng the week just ended there has been
the market Tor s ina o
ever the transactions have been limited The arrivals both
weeks past and there is little at present in first
hands We quote sales of few parcels from store and
wharf Sc 3 S. so for ne S. 6s S. IS for superne
and S. s75 81 per bb for famythe market closing at
highest figures.
business doing at former rates Several parcels
have been received and sales made at $50 for Peruvian $50
Reeses Manipulated $40 for American and $35 for
sombrero We quote of Lime $50, and
Land Plaster at $40 per ton.
last review The arrivals for the past week have been
better and present there fair supply Market and
abou bushels which o@
hyde county, sold at so cents and $500 do om Perqui
tn the
about the reported for time past The
tail business doing Retailing 57a to 60 cents
per bushe in quantities to suit.-PEAs-Continu to be
few lots OF Coo have received during the and
sold from vessels so 10 IS per bushel -one other
market moderately supplied with cea and there only
light demand from the trade: lot of ia casks
to store and is selling cents per h. No transactions
reported in the rough article planters generally hold
HAY-We notice brisk demand for all descriptions, and
the market rules firm at previous quotations The receipts
stock in dealers hands Only lot of 100 bales Northern
last which has gone into We quote
price at 95 cents to 81 for Northern and 81 20 to 81
% per 100 lbs for Eastern.
L1ME-None received two three weeks past, and
quate present We continue quote from store
81 O5 to 81 10 for lump and 81 IS 81 40
cask for white in quantity P S.-A cargo of $50
casks this morning sold private
MoLAssEs-In the market for Cuba have change of
consequence report There fair supply in first hands
aid we notice moderate demand. cargo of 900 hhds
and u bbs. received from Cardenas Friday last
UharQ
in bbls and y to % cents per gallon in hhd cordng
TO quantity
from 81 rs 81 45 per bushel. On Monday
the sale of lot of 1900 bushels at 81 50 to 81 49,
POTATOES-For sweet there fair enquiry and but few
arriving We quote sales from at 20 so per
bushel Irish are in moderate stock and notice fair
from store at s. IS s. per Dbl
PRovIsIoNsThe receipts n c. cured BACON have been
moderate for the two three weeks and at present
there fair supply dealers hands We notice sales of
several lots about lbs during the week just ended
for hamsthe larger portion being at lowest prices At the
time of making report buyers show disposition
The market remains without material alteration. There is
only light stock in dealers hands, still the demand is lin
cents shoulders Ii III cents per ID. sides
quantity and quality: The market is moderate
sales the small way u in bbs One lot of %
kegs sold on Friday last at liz cents per b:--PoRKn
ern We have nothing to report since last the
sales being confined to small parcels from store at prices
ranging within quotations. See table Fresh in demand
SALT-The market is moderately supplied with both Liv.
erpoo ground and Alum, and at notice merely
sack for the former and 30 per bushe for the
The lot of 500 sacks Liverpool ground reported in last
as market, changed hands at so cents SACK in lots
SHNGLEs-Continue to be brought to market sparngly
and Common in fair demand for shipping purposes We
TIMBER-We have change to report in the market fo
article The receipts for the past two weeks have
demand from miers and prime quality sells readily
We quote sales for heeek ended to-day OF 45 so RATS
| 6 no -.
sll 25 per NJ. as in quality.
Spirits Turpentne to New York, which has advanced
The market rules firm to all coaswse ports
ing cargoe there considerable produce present of
fering. See table for prices
FAYETTEVILLE Feb. 27.-Bacon IL q Il; Cotton
Fair Good, lO} co. Ordin. to Mid 81 q lO4 Flour
family, so @ so 90 Super. Is % 50 CO.; Fine 90 g
50 90 Scratched, IS so 90 GramCorn 81 o5 q 10
Wheat 81 90 a Is Oats, 80 a 70 Peas, SO 80 q 95
Rye 81 10 q 20; Lard-i2t 4 Molasses-Cubs
POOL Sack, s. 50 "a 90; TnrpeHtme dip, s. s.
q 90; Virgin 81 IA q 90; Hard, 81 Is q 90 Spirits
40 a Al cents.
Cotton-Receipts large has a declining tendency.
Flour-Firm at quotations very little coming in.
Spirits Turpenline-No change receipts light.
MOBILE Feb. 27.-sales to-day of $500 bales Cotton
with firm market. and Mddngs quoted at lO3c The in
ferior descriptions are depressed
SALISBURY, Feb. 2S7Bacen III a ~ Beeswax 20
rs Coffee RO = java u "a 221 Cotton 10 "a II Cot
per Id. 30 35 Flour per bbl IS s. 9O per Sacl
20 81 80 Lard ii II Pork u 8; Moasses, Cuba
40 a As; New Orleans Is 20 Muscovado 45 a SO; Oat
Potatoes, Irish, so 80; Sweet 40 so; Rags pc
ID q Salt per sack 80 81 90 sheetng brown, 10
Tallow 10 II; Wheat, white 90 81 30 red GOA l2O Woo
z Is SOC.
. CHARLOTTE, Feb. Cotton-Only few bales soil
at loBc per h. We quote extremes of the marke
Fonr-Prces unchanged. SO 50 Is per sack of 90 lbs
Wheat-Red commands 81 10 a 81 20 White 81 rs l 8
+: per bushel.
. / Corn-DuIl at % cents ner hushe
Peas-None offering.
. Oats-We quote at 60 a 65 cents per bushel.
x Bacon-A small lot sold at l09 cents per ID.
o CHARLESTON, Feb. IL otton-The transactions to
day reached 1874 bales, at prices ranging from to liz
l. per h., as extremes.
It frmer, with sales to-day of 10000 bales Mddng, lOS
lie. Moasses IS SOC per gallon Pork firm at $l8 so
II SIS rs.
n NEW YORK, Feb. 27th-Cotton-sae to-day of 90
State S. Is IS Is, Ohio S. IS Sc, and Southern S.
+ IS Is. Wheat is firm, sales of $500 bushels Chcag
500 bushels. Pork steady old Mess SIT so SIT 56
do at SIS IA SIS so old Prime s2 623 Sl4 87t.-
Sugar steady, New Orleans for refining at cents Col
fee firm Molasses steady. Spirits Turpentine is stead
} at Al 473 cents Rice steady.
NEWBERN, Feb. 2S.-For the Week.-Turpentine-
during the week have been quite brisk and 1000 bb
have been disposed of readily at 50 Is for Dip and 50 Is f
10 Hard.
. Spirits Turpentine- little doing Spirits the las
er sales noticed effected at Az per gallon.
Rosin-Rosn has been good demand and several lo
have been disposed of at 81 Is per bb which an advanc
v of 5 cents on former quotations.
n Tar-Not much arriving it however, finds ready sale
X 81 Is 81 IS per Dbl.
70 Flour-In good demand at Sc so 81.
a. Corn and Corn MealIn good demand, with upwar
tendency Sales during the week have taken place
m per bb for Corn and 81 10 per bushel for Meal.
NEW CROP CARDENAS MOLASSES.