Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-26

and unsaeable anything ike fair price We quote only
one or two small lots as having sold during the week at 0
cents for strict and l0 cents per b. for good mddng
CoFFEE-Ihe market is only moderately supplied, and
rifles firm for all descriptions there is however, merely
Corn MEALS in fair enquiry for retailing and
scarcely any arriving from the country The stock on mar
ket and we quote at So cents to 81 per bushel
DRIED FRUT-Has been brought to market sparngy for
time past and at present there is moderate deand
-ttie or none Offering and in consequence have no
sales report Parcels of prime qualify would find at
for nepeeed and lop m cents and peaches to cents
FEATHERThe market continues TO be poorly supplied
ana we noIce Ia enquiry Prime quality sells readily al
FISH No late receipts, and the stock on market has
worked o;-only few small lots of Herring in store
which selling at quotations in table,
FLOUR-The advces received our last have some
tended 70 me market though have no
railroad have been exceedingly light for weeks mast
hin consequence Of which the stock has become
nearly worked off, and quite small for the season there
continues to be only retail enquiry however, quote
small sales at former quotatonsS6 75 for superfne aud
81 per Dbl. for family.
GUANo-We have change of consequence report in
this article Little or meme has arrived for the week but we
notice fair stock of nearly all kinds dealers hands,
There is moderate demand existing, quote sales
from store at the following Quotations No Peruvian 500
Reese Manipulated $50 American $40 Sombrero $50, SUI
perphosphae of Line $50, and Land Plaster per ton in
lots of one ton and upwards.
GRAIE.ln the market for Corn we have no important
change to notice since last review. There
rivals IN the early part of the week, and consequently no
sales made Tuesday however receipts were
quite heavy, footing IA 965 bushels, of which 800
sold private TERMS and 900 do per bushel
the balance is unsod, and the market closes rather
dull. We quote at IS to 50 cents, quality
is fair stock of former arrivals in dealers
hands, and notice merely retail business doing. We
quote price at As to So per bushe according to
quality very sparngy, and the market
Try and high prices easily obtained for good arti
Gle Two or three small lots have arrived and sold at IS
S73 cents per bushel, as in quality.RICE-Ther is
fair stock of clean in stOre and the market remains
changed selling in the small at cents per ID. lot
of harln iah
has gone into store No transactions reported in the rough
article last sale was at 81 per bushe.
| HAY-We have change of consequence to report in
either description The market is very well supplied, and
only prime article finds ready sale quotations. The
quality OF which l2o bales sold 81 ia and 26l do at 81 20
days OF the parcels left market at the close
vate terms, and 80 do. Northern at 81 e5.
LIME-No late receipts and the stock market has be-
come somewhat reduced it is, however, fully adequate for
the demand notice only small transactions
at 81 O5 81 10 per cask for common lump.
MOLAssES-Tbe demand during the week just ended has
been rather light and in consequence the market has ruled
quiet; have, however, change report price. We
quote sales from wharf In bids at 6 to % cents gallon
in quantity No receipts for the past week two, but
the market is very well supplied.
PEA NUTs-None OF consequence have been brought in
during the past week. and none market There some
enquiry, and prime quality would sell readily We quote
nomIna!y at 81 40 to 81 So per bushel IN quantity
POTATOEsNO receipts OF Irish few weeks past, and
the stock market getting quite low notice merely
Is to 81 SO per biol. For Sweet there rather
quy and they sell readily at IS to SO cents per bushe
OF consequence to report since last The arrivals have
been SMALL still notice fair stock market, and only
limited demand exists The transactions for the week have
been confined small lots III II cents for hog
round, and IL l34 cents per b. for hams, quality
lowest figures being about the market, which
active. The market is moderately supplied with Western
make and in the absence of the usual demand has ruled
quiet. We quote small sales from at 81 &c fer
shoulders, and IL l3 cents per h. for sdeshe highest
figures being for neW.--LARD-N. g. make has been
brought in rather freely since last review, and at
present there Is moderate supply market. We notice
only light demand and quote small sales at II cents in
bbs and l25 cents per ID. In kegs.-PoRK-There is a
lair stock of Northern Market and only retail demand
place.
SALTThe market is only moderately supplied with Liv
erpoOl ground, and there enquiry from deales
coastwse since last 700 sacks which solo
at 70 cents per sack, cash.
SHNGLEs-There is demand for shipment, and the
market rules exceedingly dull. NO sales of Common. Oh
Monday lot OF 10000 Contract sold at 81 so per Nj
TIMBER-Has been III moderate demand for mill purposes
since last review, and prime quality sells readily
fair prices The receipts for the week have been light
sales of only 10 II RATS at SIS to $ NJ
in qua ity See table for classified prices.
FREIGHTs-During the week just ended the market has
ruled quiet tor coaswse and rates rather lower There
is moderate quantity Of produce here tor shipment, bu
no ders disposed to wait for lower prices See table
for last prices paid. We three vessels having beer
taken last to load with steam sawed lumber
at s. IS to Boston, and S. per M. to Portsmouth, N ID.