Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29


this figure however, above the market and since then
several small parcels sold at Sc 81 IL for superne
but notice merely demand and dealers purchase
only in quantities sufficient for their immediate
GUAN0We notice the arrival of several lots since last
review and at present dealers have moderate supply
hand. There been fair demand throughout the week.
upwards Peruvian $780, Reeses Manipulated $50, A
mercan $40 and Sombrero sS5 Super phosphate Lime
GRA1N-In the CORN market have important change
report since last The arrivals for past two weeks
HANDS, and the market closes quiet two cargoes
have been taken for the interior The receipts for the
week just ended reach q 06 bushels, of which 3273
order, and sales made follows: l,643 bushels
at so cents 34 do at 81 cents 1900 do at S2 cents and
The cargoes market at the close of review
Wednesday last sold follows: 1900 bush (damaged)
We the market at so to 824 cents according to quail
0ATsNo recei pts for the past week and the sup
however, fully adequate for the demand See table for pri
es.--PEAs-Scarcey any have been brought in for
all descriptions For Con- there active demand, and
our quotations 5 so cens could be easily had for good
merely retail doing one two small AIM paTce
arrived since last and into store and sell
ling at 4 cents per 10 In the rough article no sales
have been reported planters generally holding above
the views of buyers.
HAY-Both Northern and Eastern make co ntnue in light
supply and there an active demand from dealers-high
prices being easily obtained for good article. The arli
walls for the week just ended comprise only so bales North
and 80 do Eastern the former of which at 81 TO-
and the latter at 81 30 per 100 lbs
LINE market is rather better supplied, and
tce only light demand cargo of 450 casks was
ceiyed on Wednesday, and changed hands on terms not
made public. Selling from wharf at 81 to 81 10 per cask
for common lump, in quantities to suit.
MoLAssESWe have no change of consequence to report
in this article There continues to be fair demand and
the market rules hrn at previous The cargo OF Cuba
reported in last received has nearly all been closed
out from wharf at 81 80 cents in bbls 20 81 cents
tierces and u 20 cents per gallon hhds according
quantity Another cargo of 23l hhds and 20 bbls
adS M bve way the 9u b of has
New Orleans OF 800 bills Syrup which is selling from wharf
at 81 cents lots and 90 cents per gallon Hon for single bb
brought to market and the receipts principally of
scattering lots There brisk demand from Dealers and
prime article will readily bring high price, We quote
at 81 Is to 81 50 per bushel, as in quality.
PoTAToEsA present the market is moderately supplied
with IRISH and rules inactive the sales during the week
Just ended having been principally in the retail at 50 so
to 81 IS Dbl Sweet in moderate request and but
few coming market sell IS 80 per bushel.
PROvsloNsFor N. G. cured BACON there has been
enquiry since last and prices shade higher The
receipts have been light and there only small quantity
remaining in first hands We quote sales for the week of
Is 900 lbs liz II for hog round and 10 l33
per 10 Tor hams according to quaty-ast sales being at
highest figures, at which the market closes steady and
prime article finds ready sale For Western cured there has
been only retail demand and although the stock
ket is very light it is still sufficient for the demand. We
continue former to cents for shoulders and
IL to liz cents per 10. for Sides quantity-LARD-
The arrivals for few weeks past have been meagre and
the su ply of N c. make has become reduced
We notice moderate demand and quote small sales during
at II to l2 cents per H. Western sells at quota
tions in table, oRK-The market is moderately sup
piled with Northern and notice only limited enquiry
for the past two three weeks The sales have been
fined to small lots from store at prices ranging within
tatons. See table.
sALT-We have report exceedingly dull market fol
Liverpool ground since our last and prices have materially
declined. The receipts coastwise comprise about 527s
sacks of which 1900 intended for the INTERIOR and the
sold follows 600 sacks at 66 cents and 67S do
at 68 CENTS 80 days and 100 do (seamess at68 &c. 70
IS per SACK cash and 80 market closing
at lowest figures For Alum there is demand table
for store prices
SUGAR The market is moderately supplied and only
retail business doing cargo of l54 hhds received
Monday last direct from Porto Rico which selling
at 50, s. ST cents per h., months
sH NGLEs Nothing new to note in either Common OIL
Contract There demand at for shipping,
the market dull att IS to 81 for the former and 81 to S.
per M. for the latter
TMBER-we have change report prices since ou
last There have been moderate receipts for the week. but
mes do purchase freely We quote sales of only
10 Il RATS at prices ranging from s. to $40 per M for in
ferOr to tair quality.
Observation-Disclosures further declined owing to the
large number Of vessels that have arrived and in port
and the market ues quiet We refer table for last
prices paid. Two schooncs have BEEN taken since
last at 81 so NJ boards to Philadelphia and 81 so for
re sawed lumber to Boston
NEWBERN March 27.-Turpentine- Sales not very heavy
during the past week though prices have been maintained
50 II II for dip and 81 II IL scrape. Market firm.
Rosin-Saes yesterday of 100 bbs. (ale) at 81 II IL
and 300 bbls. at 81 20 per3 lbs
De eS recent SASS' and none 0sr'nS we
Flou'-selng in small lots to suit purchasers at 81 %
S. Z per Dbl.
Cotton-None offering
SALISBURY March 27.-Bacon liz a l23 Beeswax 20 a
25 Coffee Rio l23 Ia Java II "a Cotton 10 II; Cot
ton 95 81 90 Corn so do Meal IS 50 Feath
ers per ID. 80 Flour per Dbl. Is SIS 90 per Sa
81 As; New Orleans IS 20 Muscovado 45 so; Oats
80 SIS Potatoes Irish, so so Sweet 40 so Rags, pei
Sugar, brown, 10; Crushed u IS Clarified Ii p
Taiow 10 II; Wheat white 90 81 3d. red 00a$l 20; Woo
25 80.
CHARLOTTE, March 26.-Cotton.-None in market to
day: We quote s a lOc. extremes.
FIour-Sales light at So 20 per sack of 90 lbs
Wheat-Red commands 81 20 l u per bushel /; White
81 80 40 per bushel.
Corn--We note sales at SO a S6c.
Peas-75c per bushel.
Bacon.-We quote at 10 a 1l4c. per 10.
CHARLESTON March 26.-Cotton.--The market con
tnues quiet the sales to-day having been limited to $50
bales at prices ranging from to ll8c. extremes.
NEW YORK March 26.-Cotton-Sales to-day of 90(
bales Upland Midd:ing llc. market depressed; lower
grades almost unsuitable. Flour is heavy; sales OF
500 bbls; State at s. Is s. Is. Ohio IS IS S. TO-
southern $ 80 s. 70 Wheat heayy sales of $500 bush
bushels at 10 77c Pork is quiet Mess frmer 81
rs SIT 81 2, and prime at sl4 81 IL. Lard is dull at TO-
llsc. Sugar firm; New Orleans at 81 1. Molasse
active and firm at As 47c. for New Orleans Spirits
uPen min is heavy at As &c Rosn is heavy sales
dull at / a 1892 for Cotton to Liverpool.
BALTIMORE March 6.-Flour is firm at $ Is. Wbea
active white 81 so 60, red 81 40 a AZ. Corn firm
10 Mess Pork sl73 l84 Whskey dull at y cents
,FAIETrEVIIi4E March 26-Baeon II q 4; Cotton
family, 10 q e 50 super 20 i Sc s = Fine in 80
is 90 Scratched IS @ IS IS GrainCorn, 81 10 "a Is
Is q IAr Ia . Il Us
80 g 81 cents New Orleans, 50 q 90 cents sa-Liyer
GOO Virgin, 81 Is 90; Hard, 81 Is 90 Spirits
40 403 cents.
CottonReceipts light. Good sells readily to manufactu
Flour-No change since last review.
Gran-All kinds in demand.
small lot of new virgin was sold on Saturday. Price
not mentioned.
Spirits Turpentine- declining tendency We reduce
our figures.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
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