Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-23

notice sales of 236 bales at 10 cents for low mddng 1O
cents for mddlng and IL cents for strict and good mid
ding since then sales have been effected that can
learn of and the market depressed condition.
Receivers firm in asking above prices but buyers do
not disposed operate The receipts per railroad
have been moderate and there fair stock market.
CoFFEE-1s in pretty fair supply and the market rules
steady at former quotations See table for store rates. as
in quantity and quality The cargo 1000 bags reported
in last received from Rio de Janeo sold at auc
ton Saturday at prices ranging from LII l3s cents per
h., mos
CORN MEAL-Litle or none arriving from the country
and there is only small stock market. We quote fair
demand with sales from the granaries 81 per bushe in
lots to suit.
DRIED FRUIv-None has been received that hear
of consequently sales have taken place. We quote ap
Piles at cents and peaches at cents for unpeeed and l0
to liz cents per ID. for peeled.
FEATHERs-Are in moderate request and the market
tinues be poorly supplied We quote at As to so cents
per 10.
F1sH-We have nothing new to notice in this article The
market is poorly supplied with all kinds still there very
little demand and the sales principally in the retail way
See table for rates.
FLoUR.-Since review of Wednesday last there has
activity in the market for State brands and pr
have advanced IS so cents former quotations The
receipts have been for weeks past the
stock market has become pretty much worked off, and
confined to small parcels in the hands of retailers. We
quote small transactions during the at Sc so TO Sc rs
per bb for superne the latter price, however, appears
be rather above the MARKET and could be obtained only
for small lots We quote at Sc Is for fine, Sc SO Sc IS
for superfne and Sc IS to 81 90 for family according to
quantity.
GUANo-Continues to be in fair demand, and notice
moderate stock of nearly all qualities in the hands of deal
We quote sales during the week the fol
lowing prices: Peruvian $50 Reeses Manipulated $50 ;
American $40 SOmbrero $685. Super phosphate of Lime $780,
and Land Plaster $40 Per on lots of one ton and up
wards.
GRAIN-For CORN the market ruled active during the
y part of the week. and former quotations fully
ained For the past three days. however, it has
ruled quiet under advces from abroad and the price has
declined q The receipts comprise 607 bushels Of
which 700 do sold private terms 1900 do at IS cents
5000 do s23c and 147 do Sc per buhe the balance
has gone into The stock market SMALL but deal
es do much disposed operate unless Decline
it closes dull at S25 censOATsWe have nothing new
to in the market for this article. Dealers have fair
supply hand and there nothing doing except in the
tail way One two lots received during the week, and
have gone into tore--PEAs-The market pretty well
supplied with most qualities and has ruled quiet for the
past week two consequence received since
last We quote Coo nominal 50 So per bushe
as in quantity .-RICE-For clean the market remains
unchanged There is moderate supply in sore AMI only
light demand from the We quote sales in the small
way at 4 cents per ID.
HAY-We have change consequence report in the
for either description since review of Wednes
last. Dealers have only small stock in store and Their
fair demand at former quotations No arrivals of East
make last sale 81 25 One small lot of North
7 bales) received Monday, and sold at 81 pc
n 100 lbs, so days.
LmE-Is in fair demand, in the absence of receipt
the stock market has become considerably reduced
Small sales from store at 81 05 to 81 10 per cask fO
common lump and 81 80 for white.
MOLAssEs-For Cuba the market rules about the
reported last No arrivals and large portion of fol
receipts has been worked off; there is however, fa
stock remaining first hands. We quote sales from whal
during the week of about 60 bbs 80 cents and 800 hhd
u lots and 20 per gallon for single hhds
PEA NUTsAre in moderate request, and notice Ugh
receipts for the week. We quote sales at 81 25 81 40 to
so per bushel-he bulk selling 81 40 good quality.
PoTAToEs-sweet are brought to market sparngy, an
with ready sale so to So per bushe There
fair supply of Irish MARKET but hear of sales
cept the small way. We quote from store So IS to
per bbl for planting.
PRovIsIoNs-In N. e. cured BACON have no materis
change report The arrivals for the week have been
crate, and there is fair supply MARKET and the clos
of review the demand appears be checked buyer
being unwilling purchase any extent unless at lowe
prices We quote sales during the week of 5000 lbs
IL l23 cents hog round IL cents per h.
hams-the bulk at lowest figures In Western cured
have nothing to notice the stock continues SMALL bu
fully sufficient for the demand. Small sales from
IA cents for shoulders, and IL Ia cents per h. fc
SlQeS.--LARD-1
n N. c. make and notice merely retail demand. W
quote sales during the week at II cents bbs and IL Ia
D. per h. in kegs Western sells from at IL IL 2c
N PoRK-ln the price of orhern notice advance
e last review, and the market is poorly supplied Sc
I'd table for Very little fresh has brought
e the country and there is fair demand at IL to
r, per Id.
b SHNGLEs.-Common in fair demand for Shipment an
scarcely any arriving We quote small sales at 81 50
10 per M.
TIMBER.-The recent freshet has enabled quite larg
number of RATS to reach market during the past
70 and prices rather lower there is however, modera
+ demand from miers. and good quality sells readily
quotations The sales for the week just reach
20 IS 40 RATS SIS to $40 rs per M. We refer to tab
x for classified prices
SALT-We have change worthy of note to make in IL
- market for either description. Liverpool ground in
stock, and there merely retail demand. lot of sc
sacks received coastwise Tuesday, but is not
a Sold Alum in moderate demand, and sells in the
- way from store at 80 cents per busheI.
FREGHTsBut few vessels have arrived during the pas
week two, and there only small number in por
To New York note shade advance naval stores
the market rules firm and rates have rather upward
dency. To other ports prices remain unchanged but
hibt frmness See table for last paid O
Tuesday learn that two briggs taken up for Havan
at 81 so and 81 IS per M. lumber and schoone
for New York at As crude and 60 per bbl
spirits turpentine.
e FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. 2O.-Bacon II "a Il; Cotton
e Fair to Good 10l q co. Ordin to Mid % q IO4 Flour
re family 10 q IS Is Super 95 Sc 90; Fine, 20
g. Wheat, 81 90 q Is; Oats 60 20; Peas SO 80 95
Rye, 81 10 @ 20 Lard-l2A @ IA cents Moasses Cut
ID pool Sack 81 so a 90 Turpentme yellow Dip 81
es Virgin, 81 70 a 90; Hard 81 Is q 90 Spirit
. 40 Al cents.
as Cotton-No change very little in market since last
- view.
H. Four-We advance figures sells readily quotation
;s Spirits Turpentine-Active and in demand.
Q. NEW YORK, Feb 2O.-Cotton-Market steady sales
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