Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22
and Il for unpeeed and 10 to II cents per for
peeled peaches as in quality,

peeled peaches, as in quality.
FEATHERS continue to be brought in slowly and are
in fair enquiry We quote small transactions from store at
IS to IS per the latter price for prime quality
and the market continues to be poorly supplied lot of
100 bb. Eastern Herring received few days since,
which has into store, and selling at 81 81 so per
FLoUK-we have no change of importance to notice in
State brands since review of Wednesday last The
quantity arriving continues meagre and there only small
stock in first hands buyers however do not appear much
to opeate and the transactions for the
been light at S. 37 for ne Sc ga for superne and Sc
o per Dbl for mythe market closing quiet but firm at
GUANoThe arrivals for few weeks past have been light,
and in the stock dealers rather
SMALL though fully adequate for present wants. There
quotations Peruvian 500 Reese's Manipulated So Amer
$40 and Sombrero $35 per ton lots of and
upwards Superphosphate of Lime is selling al $50 and
Land Plaster at SO per ton.
GRAIN-For Corn the market has exhibited rmness
since last and prices fully cents higher than quo
ted last Wednesday There is moderate stock in dealers
hands, still notice fair demand and prime article
finds ready SALE The receipts for the week comprise l75
bushels and sales made follows $3.50 bushels from Hyde
county at 81 SO 2SOO from Hartford (sod
rve) at IS and $50 do from Baltimore at IS
per boshe and 800 do on terms not made public 1900
oATs-The market is well supplied and rules quiet One
or two small lots have sold during the week at prices
as last week reported No receipts of Coo that we
hear of and the stock dealers has become
teraly reduced There is active enquiry, and parcels
would find ready sale IS per buse according
TO quality RICE The market is moderately supplied
with clean, and notice only small sales Al cents
per 10.
HAYS in active enquiry from Dealers and the stock
has pretty much worked off, and there have been
arrivals for weeks We notice the receipt of 25G bales
Eastern few days since which changed hands at 81 80 per
100 lbs being advance cents previous quotations
L1MEls IN moderate enquiry and in the absence OF re-
cepts the stock dealers hands has become materially
duced we learn, however, that cargoes are
now daily expected Selling from store at 81 05 to 81 10
for common lump and 81 IS 20 81 40 cask for white
MoLAssEs-Is in fair demand, and the market for Cuba
rules firm at former quotations only light stock first
hands Received Cardenas on Tuesday hhds, 81
|
been sold from wharf II per gallon, in lots of
hhds and upwards We quote erces at 20 81 CENTS and
| barrels al 81 a 50 cents, as in quantity.
PEA NUTS-But few now being brought to market,
and notice moderate enquiry prime article would
sell readily at high prices quote at 81 20 to 81 As per
bushel according to quality
rsh and has ruled quiet for the week. The sales have
been confined to small lots at 50 Is from wharf and 81 so
to 81 Is per bb from store Sweet are brought in spar
g and meet with ready sale from carts at IS to so cents
PRovIs1oNs-In the market for NJ c. cured BACON we
have report better feeling since the close of last
view though there change consequence in prices
The receips for the mast week or two have been light and
there is only small supply remaining first hands, is.
however, fully adequate for present wants The sales com,
l3 cents per h. for hamsclong with moderate demand
from buyers at above figures. In Western cured have
change to notice there only small stock market
but the demand is limited and only retail business doing
See table Tor store prices, IN quantities to LARD
Western make The market is moderately supplied, and
there is merely tail business doing at liz to l23 cents
per h., in bills and egs--PoRK-Norther is ii mod
stock and only small transactions quota
tions in table
sLT-No receipts of either description since our
consequently we have sales to report There only
small stock MARKET still notice but little enquiry at
present We refer to our table for store prices.
SINGLE There demand for shipment, and the
ket continues to rule decidedly dull The sales have been
confined to a few small lots of Common at 81 per NJ.
TMBER-The market has exhibited some dizziness during
the past week. but we have change to report in prices
We quote sales of fifteen RATS So &C. 81 10 s0 IS so
$40 per NJ.
FREIGHTs-Qute number of vessels have arrived during
the week in consequence OF which rates coaswse have
+ Sfn aOnf rEpt
dull and in an unsettled condition There still large mum
Der due here aud rates have further downward tendency
See table for prices
CHARLEsTON.-Ma l9-Cotton-The sales to da
reached upwards of 1900 bales prices ranging from 6
ll4c., as extremes
BALTIMORE, March l9.-Flour is dull; Howord stree
is offered freely at IS 81, without sales Wheat dull
white 81 SO 81 so, red 81 IS 81 40. Corn is heavy at
a Pors 81 Wsse9 20 | firm and
NEWBERN March Poor the week-Turpentine-
have been effected during the week OF about 1000 bbs
50 l2 for Dip and 81 l24 for scrape which is decline
Tar-several small lots readily disposed of at S
10 per bb being advance of sc.
Kosin-Very little doing in Rosin and note no chang
in price, Common goes readily at 81 10 81 l2s per bbl
Spirits Turpenne-A few lots have been received during
the week and disposed of at 43 439c. per gallon.
Cotton-Cotton has been little more active during thi
week. and pr little better with sales of few hundre
bales prices varying 81 per h. quality
FlourNOrth Carolina brands active at Sc Is for Supern
and 81 Is for Family.
Com-Two three lots of Corn, amounting to 1900 O
1000 bushels changed hands at nc. per bushel.
i9.--IOOaCCO-Wo I
common Lugs $24 81; medium to fair $50 $4 and goo
81 80 s. So Sales and then OF fine strong Lugs at
$es Poor to common Leaf 81 Sc medium S. 50 ST. AM
acco is the kind most in damage The crop general
ly much more inferior than anticipated, and
great deal of the Tobacco opening is very dirty.
Cotton-Common grades of Cotton plentiful, while de
slraDe descriptions are scarce ana IN g9od osna1u
s l-2 mixed lots 8 to lOc.
Wheat-Market active and demand heavy at 81 As t.
81 Al for prime red and 81 50 to 81 81 for do. white
Flour-Of Fancy brands of Family, such Hope Mill
and Old Dominion, the stock nearly exhausted and W
Bacon is firm and tending upward, shoulders IL cts
0 sides IL a II l-2c.
n Peas-BIack Eye 81.
0 SugaraThe market is steadier at easier prices
Mess Pork very firm at SCI so for full weight Cincinnati
!. inspection. Baltimore do. $40.
!, SALISBURY, March 2O.-Bacen liz l24 Beeswax 20
rs Coffee Rio l24 IA Java II 224 Cotton 10 II; Cot
Yarn 95 81 90 Corn IS So do Meal IS so Feath
per ID. 30 35 Flour per bbl Is IS 90; per Sa Ct
20 50 o. Lard u l23 Pork u 8; Molasses, Cuba
80 Potatoes Irish, so So Sweet 40 so Rags, pc
ID 2! salt per sack 80 81 co. Sheeting, brown 10
Sugar, brown, 10; Crushed IL Is Clarified IL II
TaIow 10 H. Wheat, white 90 81 aO red gOa$l 20; Woo
% a 80
NEW YORK. March l9.-Cotton-sales to-day of 80
bales Middlng Upands ii cents; market STEADY for goo
qualities poor grades depressed and prices lower. Flour
depressed sales of 1900 bbs. Southern at 95 IS 20
slightly declined Corn firm, sales of H. 600 bushels
10 SO Beef is dull and lower sales at $40 fc
K SIS, Prime sl4 S. Lard steady. WhiskeV drooI
ing 234 23 cents Sugar steady New Orlean
is dull at ~ As cents kosin dull at 81 IS. Rice is fri
Al A Freights for Cotton to Liverpool SIG.
r FAYEITEVILI-E March l9.-Bacon II "a Il; Cotton
o ar Good 10A 90 90 Ordn. to Mid. Of q 10 Flour
family, 80 "a 50 90; Super. Is q 50 90; Fine 90
50 90 Scratched IS @ 50 90 GranaCorn 81 LOG l
Wheat 81 90 % Is Oats. IS q 90 Peas, 81 90 "a 10
Rye, 81 Is q Is Lard-l2t a IA Molasses-Cub
% @ 80 cents; New Orleans, so q 90 cents Sat-Liye
pool Sack, 81 Is 0 80 Turpentine Yellow dip, 81
q Oo0 Virgin, 81 Sc q 90; Hard, 81 Is q 90; Spirits
Al 413 cents.
Bacon-No change. n c. hog round sells readily at II
to 10; Western sides at l28 Shoulders at lO3.
Coton-Recepts light; shippers refusing to buy at pre-
+ prices.