Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02
FEATHERS in light stock, and are in moderate


request at As to SO cents per h., as in quality.
FLoURn the market for State brands have change
to report since review of Wednesday last The
during week have been confined to small parcels at
Sc Is for superne and Sc 40 per bb for famy-cosing
steady at above figures with moderate demand for retail
ing purposes, and only light stock market.
GRAIN.-In the CORN market have report better
feeling since last review and sales have been made
teral advance The receipts for the week comprise $3.50
bushels of which 1000 do. sold so cents sght
y damaged) at so cents and $50 do private but
known to be at advance above price the balance
to Dealers and has gone into store. active
quiry exists and few cargoes would find ready
quote so to SIS cents per bushe according quality
OATs.No transactions have taken place in this arti
Gle for time al received here by dealers having been
purchased in other markets There moderate supply in
MARKET and only retail business doing.-PEAs.-The
market rather better supplied with Coar still notice
active demand, and parcels find quick sale at high
price, lot of 400 bushels received in the early part
Of the week. and sold from vessel at IS cents per bushe
-RIcE.-The market is moderately supplied and there
is nothing doing except in the small way We quote sales
from first hands at to a cents per h., in quality
HAY-The market continues to be poorly supplied with
both Northern and Eastern make and rules active high
prices. None received for the week except two
small lots, which have gone into store. We quote
price IS cents 81 for Northern and 81 20 to 81 %
Eastern as in quality.
LIME-No late receipts and the stock remaining in the
hands of dealers quite small learn however that two
or three cargoes looked for. We quote common
lump from store at 81 O5 to 81 10 per cask.
MoLAssEs-Is in fair demand, and the market rules firm
cargo of 353 hhds terces, and % bbs neo crop (he
first of the season received from Cardenas Friday
last which about 100 hhds have been sold from wharf
q cents lots of hhds and upwards and 20 cents pei
gallon by single hid Former receipts Of old selling al
a 26 cents, as in quantity.
PRovIsIoNs-In n C. cured BACON we have change Of
consequence report review of Wednesday last
Only small parcels have been received, and the market
poorly supplied We notice moderate demand for retail
ing purposes and quote sales during the week aoou 5000
bs) 2a 23 cents for hog round and l33 to IA cents
per b. for hams in quanttylowest figures being
the market. The market is better supplied with Western
cured and rules quiet at lowest quotations of last week.
We quote only small transactions from store at cents fol
shoulders, and IL cents per b. for sides.-LARD-Tht
fairly supplied with N. G. make and, in the alb
sence the usual demand has ruled dull during the week.
The sales have been confined few lots at l24 cents
H., in bbs-PORK-ForN Northern the market continue
to Inactive and there nothing doing except in tn
retail way. See table for store prices But little fresh ha
been brought in from the country, and there brisk de
mand We quote from at = to 81 per
PEA NUTs-Contnue to be in fair request and only SINAI
parcels have been brought to market We quote sales TO
week prices ranging from 81 So to 81 SO per bushe
highest figure for prime quality.
PoTAToEs-The arrivals of Sweet continue small and f.
good quality high prices are obtained We quote at 70
so cents per bushe The market rather better supple
with rish still notice moderate enquiry. lot of SO
bbls. planting received few days since, and sold
81 ia per bb so days. From store quote at 81 IS
So per bbl., according to quality
SALT-There is good stok of Liverpool ground in tt
hands of dealers, and only light demand. About Isl
sacks were received coaswse day two since, of whc
1000 do sold so cents per SACK 80 daybeng materi
decline on last sale. From store quote at 81 05 to 81
per sack quantity For alum there also but lit
demand and the supply market isfuy adequate for
ent wants Sells from store at Is to 80 cents per bushe
SH1NaLEs-Little demand for either Contract
Common Small sales of the latter at 81 per M.
TMBER-The arrivals for the past week two have be-
moderate notwithstanding which there continues to be
active demand and high rates readily obtained fol-
good article quote sales for the week Of II IA RATS
prices ranging from SIS to $40 IS per NJ quality
table for classified figures.
FREGHTs.-In coastwse rates we have no change of
porance to report for the week There is moderate qua
tty of produce offering Shipment and vessels experien
little or no difficulty in obtaining cargoes at prices quot
in our table.