Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-15

FLoUR-For State brands the market rules about the
reported in last The arrivals continue meagre
quence the sles have been confined to small at S
s. Is os uPerns and So s 81 Per Dbl for s1a a@y
rather quiet END buyers do disposed
Gu1Sos in active demand and with light receipts the
on market has become considerably reduced We
quote sales during the week as follows: Peruvian $50
Reeses Manipulated $52 American $40, and Sombrero $50
ton in lots We quote Superphosphate OF Lime at $780,
and Land Plaster $40 per ton.
in the market since last and prices have an advancing
tendency There is at present fair stock in dealers hands,
still there is brisk demand and few cargoes OF prime
quality would find ready sale receipts for the week
comprise only 267O bushels of which 60 came to order
ket firm so cents per bushel, in quality
There appears to be merely retail eRguy and there
ed Monday, and sold at 55 cents per bushelPEAs-
None of have been received for few weeks
past and the supply market has become materially
duced There active demand for Co,c and parcels
would sell readily arrival at IS to 80 cents per bushe
and nothing DOING ' except the small
in erces At cents per h. in bbls No transac
ons reported in rough generally held at 81 to 81 O5
bushel
HAY-The arrivals have been exceedingly light for some
time past consequence which the stock market has
become materially reduced, and is at present quite small
cargo of 200 bales Eastern received Monday and
Northern, and therefore have sales to report.
LIMEThere merely retail demand tor this article
although the stock dealers hands is quite small it
to be fully adequate for present wants See table
for store prices cargo of 500 casks was received on
SS'-De 'ANAA
cask, in quantities to suit purchasers
MoLAssEs-None has been received since last and
the stock of Cuba in first hands has become materially
duced fair enquiry exists and the market rules firm at
previous We sales during the week of about
hhds of former receipts u cents in os and rs cents
| per gallon for single hhds.
PEA NUTs-Are in moderate request from shippers, and
notice small receipts for the week. We quote light
prices ranging from 81 20 to 81 40 bush
| ell according to quality.
y and good quality find ready sale at 70 to 80 cents
bushel Irish in rather better stock about 700 bbs
hoyip fvUhi made
from wharf of 800 bbls at 50 Is to 50 SO per bbhe
balance has gone into store and selling in lots at 81 so
81 IS.
PRov1s1oNs-For n c. cured BACON the market rules
about the reported in last. The quantity
ceved for the week has been small still we notice fair
stock former receipts market and dealers seem but
little disposed to purchase at lower rates. We quote
round and IL 34 per h. for hams in quantity
the bulk being at lowest figures and the market closing
quiet. Of Western cured there only light stock on mar
ket still there scarcely demand existing and the sales
principally in the retail way from store at 81 cents
| thy ARD-N. c. make continues to come in quite
freely, and there fair stock at present market We
notice only light demand and the sales for the week have
been principally in the small way to consumers at II cents
in bbls and i2s cents per h. in lees PoRkmThe
market is moderately supplied with NortherE and there Is
only retail business doing at quotations in table.
sALTWe have change OF Importance to report in the
ground received coawse few days since and changed
hands on private supposed at ia to SO cents per
sack See table for store quotations.
SHINGLEs-During the week just ended the market has
ruled unusually dull for both Common and Contract and
quote nominay OF 81 Is to 81 90 for Common and S. to 81
so for Contract.
article arrivals for the week just
light and notice moderate enquiry for mill purposes.
The sales comprise only 20 Is RATS at Sc 3d. ST. 49, So 3d.
So rs, So, 50 so $40 per M according to quality.
coaswss rates we have no change to notice
There amount of produce Offering Shipment and the
market rules firm See table for last prices paid.
i NEWBERN, March l3.-Turpentine-sal during the
week $500 600 bbls at former quotations. So 10 for
Rosn and Tar-Rosn and have been arriving in very
small quantities and sales have been effected at 81 10 M
for the former and 81 so 65 for the latter.
Spirits little doing in Spirits, few lots
only have been disposed Of at 4st a cts per gallon
Cotton-A few small lots met with ready sale during the
week at from 81 lOc., not much doing.
Corn-some 1900 or 1900 bushels up River Corn, have
been disposed of at TIC. per bushe
FourFour is unchanged still going at Sc IS Tor super
Bacon5oOo or 600 lbs North Carolina Bacon went at
a lac. per b.
CHARLESTON, March l2.-Cotton.-We had quite al
active demand for this article to-day the having reach
ed y 5000 bales We have no change to record prices
sales comprise 80 bales at 81 81 at 6 ESQ at Z Is
e at j a IS . los at 10 5os
Os; 1874 at lO4; As at 10 1916 IA at 1895 Us at II 4lt
I12c.
SALISBURY, March l2.-Bacen liz l2a Beeswax 20
Is Coffee, Ro 123 IA Java II Pa Cotton 10 IL Cot
ton Yarn 95 81 90 Corn IS 80 do. Meal Is 80 Feath
60 s. so; Lard II Il Pork II 5; Molasses Cuha
40 So Potatoes, Irish so so Sweet So Rags pei
Id q Salt per sack 80 81 0O sheeting, brown 10
Sugar, brown, 10; Crushed II Is Clarified II II
Taow 10 Il; Wheat white 90 81 80 red GOA 12o Wool
Is 80.
NEW YORK. March 12-Cotton-Saes to-day of $500
bales firm. Flour is higher, sales of 900 bbs
State at IS 40, Ohio at 05 Sc rs, and Southern al
10 Sc Is. Wheat is higher sales of $500 bushels
Southern 81 Corn firm, sales of $4,000 bushels at
70 for white and yellow. Pork is heavy, Mess
sl8 1895 Prime s4 So Lard is steady at l03 lite
Whskey is dull at "a cts Sugar firm Muscovado 81
cts Coffee is firm. Molasses quiet at Al As cts Spirits
Turpentne is dull. Rosn is dull Rice is heavy. Freights
firm Cotton to Liverpool taken at sic
PETERSBURG, March 12.-Tobacco~-T market to-day
showed improvement in prices with better demand
grades We quote poor to common Jugs q
81 good 81 A. and sales occasionally of fine Tugs
5a53; leaf IL IL middling to fair
y ga H. and good to very good a 10 IL.
CoonSaes to-day of $50 bales stained and common lots
at IL SC prime cotton firm at lO4 Receipts light
Wheat-1s very active with sales OF 200 bushels to-day
at 81 So for white and ST. 40 for Red
; Corn.-70 a75c.
Bacon-Is firm and tending upward, Shoulders l2c;
3 Sides IL IL l2c.
t Peas.-Black Eye 81.
Mess Pork-Very firm at $2l IL for full weight Cincinnati
4 Inspections Baltimore do. $40.
Flour-Market unchanged City Family s. IL; do. Extra
S. Fine 81 l-2a8; S. Fine 81 Fine Sc 6 so.
| FAYETTEVILLE March 12.-Bacon IL q Il Cotton
fair Good log a 90; Ordin to Mid. st a 10 Flour
family so q Sc IS Super. Is q IS 30 Fine, 90 q
O5 Scratched IS q s. 80 GrainCorn 81 10 Is;
Rye, 81 Is @ Is Lard-l2t q IA cents Moasses-Cuba
% q SO cents New Orleans, so 90 cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 rs a 80; Turpentne -Yeow dip, 81 %
90 Virgin, 81 &C Co., Hard, 81 Is a 90 Spirits
Al ALI cents.
Cotton-No change Several small lots sold during the
past week for manufacturing puposes) at 03 for good
Flour-Frm at quotations Sales of the past week near
horra Of bnyyo