Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11
REPORTS OF

at this time offering. Selling from &c. to ioc. : ~
FIoUR.-h dema9sd at t Sc % : to to 70 ! % Is 1er barr.,
MEAL--seIs readily from CSC. to 81 per bushel.
CoRN.-Selling at 90 to 95c. per bushel.
OATs.-$1 10 to 81 IS per hund. per bushel 60 to TIC
EGGs.-Seling from 10 to Is. " '~'
PoTAToEs.-swee so; Irish 81 to Is.
CHIcKENs.-20 to IS cents.
DRY HIDEs.-From 2 to DC.
SMALL PoRK.-FromS to s so.
FAYETTEvILLE.-Bacon 12 a IA; Coffee. Rio "a
u 10; Lag1lra Is a II Java IS a 20 Cotton fair 70
good 10 IL ord: to mid. s a s 10 Cotton Baagin@o
Gunny 16 a Is Dundee Is a 20; Flour s 30 to & III =
Rye Is a rs; Oats Is a 90: Peas GOA i 10 : !. NJ 10;
e.; Cuba 30 a 30 n. 0. 80; Salt, Liv. sack i Is q i M
coffee sugar, 10 IL a II IL Porto Rico 3 10 a 10 u
Q: 8 1-2 a 9 - Turpentine, yellow dip 2 10 a 10 viz i.
GIN % a | % hard Is a 1 Is; spirits turp. 40 a ii.
WILMINGTON MARKET-Turpentine. yellow
%, virgin 2G, hard / 50. Spirits 10 a Al buyers not
operating and GALES small; Rosin, No. /, / 80 to i IS.
ask asking a9 7 81 %" T No i 4 ! q to- to ! e 3 common . ! Is; holders
a. NM y - ior strict middling; no sales this week. Dried
T. ApP Corn o. Pf "a ne : M to r. 80; Flo ElouE |, super 8 g, family
bacon IL L2 to II IL. Shingles 90; contract do ia
1o4 %. Timber S. to 1880
NEWBERN MARKET.-Turpentine "a Is for din
me former and / 80 a l 65 for the latter. Snts Tnrn
10 10 I2 q &c per gallon. Cotton s 10 1Oc. Corn *
30 r,o : . % Tor superfne and : p for Family. Bacon
CHARLOTTE MARKET.-Corroy IA 1O1-s F,or,
90 a x = per sacks of IS pounds. Wheat. Red i .
II a lie. oa.soOc' bacon
MARKET-NAvAL sronEs-Re.
reee1pts light. Dip Turpentine $50 a 30; scrape / 20
d I ~ lar 70 $50 Rosin 1 10.
CorroS-No sales.
PETERSBURG MARKET.-REpoRrEp sy Rpow,.
ding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Observation-Disclosures
grades OF Leaf, the market to-day was more active and
prices Tor such showed n decided Improvement Anon
the sales were II hogsheads Leaf made Nv M n Y
marrow, of Granville CO., n. c., which brouobt NOW
be y S ~ Mnien we think was better than could have
oeeh ootained at this time last year, for tobacco of The
same quality. The great bulk of the tobacco openino
Gond very poor quality. and generally quite dirty
uoou' clean tobacco is in demand, and at very fair nri-
ceS, inferior grades continue dull and low. pr
bAcoN;1Va cured hog round is dull at IL IL to 10
Wharf.-The marketi is very firm and receipts lipbt
! AZ qu1.e prime White 81 50 to 60 : do. Red / IS to
l ~, other grades nominal at 20 to 40.
ooTToN-Prices continue unchanged for desirable
iSls, while common grades are entirely unsaleabie.~
FRrelemne 10 -; fair to good 10 to 10 10; stained I to Sc.
hed IS Ia a 3 81 0
~CoRN.-Saleso of prime at 75c.
G~UASo.-Petersburg Manipulated Guano s4s: Som
Pi1ster s. per Dbl. Peruvian Guano $50; Jarvis 4
bakers Island so, Bone Dust $50; KettlewelI's Ma
n1puiated S52; Reeses Manipulated $50.
oATs-Common country grades so to CSC. good
eeed 40; 81 to 69c, with a good supply in the market.
= FLouRnfor City Family, the market is very firm
per, 6 to Il, and Fine 5 to 5 -. Cargoes Of 800 to
LUZ Dds can be had on better terms. Country brands
G~oFFEE-Has considerably advanced. and is firmly
held. We note an offer for 800 bags prime Rio. a al.
rect importation, at 14c, which was rejected. We onote
far TO good at 10 a 14c prime Ia 10. Iaonyra ia
scarce and firm at u ~ a Is as to quality Old Gov
MESS PoRK.-Cincinnati brands, not repacRed. Sa1 a
RI ~ ior best mess, and $40 IL a $40 for Baltimore
WORCESTERSHIRE at auction on l-,eisriay at 40 n
91-4 for bbls; 2 1.aa 2sc for tierceS = s6 a 71!s for
hhds. We quote New Orleans at Al a 81.
RICE-EIrm at & to 4 19c
April Z.
NORFOLK MARKET-REPoRrED By McPHEErERs
= =, 6 LII Grocsrs and Commission Merchants
rLook.-We nave little change to note in prices and
continue our quotations of last week-sayS s. F. So 81:
Extra 9 70 Family 7a725. The market is firm but
WHEAT.-Demand good. Prime white 81 As a s.:
ialr q 40; red l 30 for fair to prime.
70 a IA. 7" seho"
~CorToN..The market is very dull. Stock 4 a 5000
bales, mostly stained, for which there is no enouiryw
We quote deep stained nominal I a Sc: light stainedg a
ioS good average to best white 10 so a 1924.
at a a As; Common Rosin 81 IS a / 10: Tar a So =
LiMEaoSSone aaoat. Thomaston from store sOa 90;
GRocERIEs.-Cofee is firm at the advance. Rio IA
ssS a,ra ara : : u 3 80 4 lSSO; JsTa I6 50 a IS 60. NC:
Hpril Z,
MARKET.-REpoRrEp BY d II VIZ
tpdASs q Hicks, Produce Commission Merchants.
e ya-REMARK.-An Tobacco coming BY
~ SAsbuAS mar Z 70 US. Will be DrOmDtlV
by our Agent at that place.
BAooS-stoek light. Sides 10 so a 10 rs Shoulders
Q % a 3 70. Old Hams 10 a lie, as in quality. Plain
new Hams II Soc. Sugar cured IL so a IA SOC. Todd's
sugar cured hams Is cents. e
fLoUR-Them market more active, at an advance of
9he-elgnt TO one-quarter cents. We quote Super6ne
nour at 80 to 8 so. Extra So so a 6 rs. The latter
prices to the city trade.
CoRN-Them market is dull, but has had no material
oeGllne. we quote to-day, from IS a 50 cts. per bush,
IoBAcco:-There is an active demand for desirable
qqalities: New Lngs 50 so TOD. Leaf IS so to 10.
/, MHEAT1We still quote good to prime Red 81 so
tied and market firm.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Cotton dull. Flour and Corn
upward tendency. Wheat quiet. Pork dull. Prime
nominal. Mess $3.50 a S17,75. Sugar declined an
eighth. Rest unchanged. al
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Flour firm. Howard
street 5 %. Wheat firm at l so a 1 60, for white. and
I % a l 40 for red. Corn active. White 20 a 70. yell
low 20 a Y. Pork firm. Mess Is. Prime Is.
Observation-Disclosures TODAY
out change.