Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-03-21
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RALEIGH MARKET-CorroN.-There is but little
at this time offering. Selling from &c. to 10c.
BAcoN.-New, hog round II so TO 12c.
FLoUR.-In demand at IS 6Gto,5 rs per barrel.
MEAL.-Sells readily from Csc. to 81 per bushel.
CoRN.-Seling at 30 to CSC. per bushel.
oATs.-S1 10 to 81 Is per hlrd- per bushel 60 to 75c.
EGGs.-Selling from 10 to Is.
PoTAToEs.-Sweet so; Irish 81 to 1 25.
CHIcKENs.-20 to IS cents.
Dry HIDEs.-From IL to lac.
SMALL ~PoRK.-From s to 8 so.
FAYETTEvILE.-Bacon 1s a IA; Coffee, Rio 10
a Is Laguira Is a 16 Java IS a 20 Cotton, fair to
good 10 IA; ord. to mid. IA a 10 Cotton Bagging,
e s@ddhy Il 70 2 a NJ DGn eosn IS i a 10 60 ! ! F Is! w 7 So t9 2 g 80 : &C.
Rye Is rs; Oats q 90; Peas GOA j 10; Molass
e. in Uu pa e % y ~ =; ~ SAT- tiv- sack 25 a 30
coffee sugar, 10 Il a IL IL; Porto Rico 9 IL a 10; n,
In : 4 So s. a a ! ! g. h hnsPfP IS a / y e spi GiP ta ~ a i aSo Q ;Eif-
WILMINGTON MARKET.-Turpentine yellow
2 rs, virgin 2 20, hard l 60. Spirits 4s 1a; buyers not
SSRer : and I S1& N ss1ef !, I s to f8 e, Common n9i Il / / s. IS he Sol ! s1.
asking 1 20. Tar 1 80. Beef I so to 80. Cotton quiet
& ap p 81 J. for ps stsbss T ? % U g. ne sl sals' s snIs y 8 3. t 5Tisa
Z Corn u to Is. Molasses, bbls. 80, hhds. 27 to 30.
Bacon II L. to Il - Shingles so contract do. $50
CHARLOTTE MARKET-corToN a 1O1 Is. Flour
$3a3 p IL per sacks of So pounds. Wheat, Red 1 -
10 a lie.
NEWBERN MISUNDERSTANDING 50 Is for dip
and 2 10 for hard Rosin and Tar, 81 10 a / 12 IL for
IS IL a 44c per gallon. Cotton si-sa ioc. Corn y.
Flour s 70 for superhne and Z IS for Family. Bacon
WASHINGTON MARKET.-NAvAL sroREs-Are
in demand. Dip Turpentine $50 a 3 20; sorape / 50 a
1 30 Tar 70 a 1 so Rosin l 10.
CoRN-67 a roc.
CoTToN-10c.
CHARLESTON MARKET.-Quite an active demand
IL 70, according to quality.
RICHMOND MARKET.-REpoRrEp Bx D. TIVE
LdANs q HICKS, Produce Commission Merchants.
the way of Petersburg marked to us, viii be promptly
forwarded BY our Agent at that place.
$50 s rs. Old Hams 10 a lie, as in quality. Plain
new Hams II Soc. Sugar cured IL 80 a IA soc. Todd's
sugar cured hams Is cents.
FLoUR.-The market more active. at an advance of
one-eight to one-qrarter cents. We quote Superfne
flour at So to 80. Extra So so a 675. The latter
CoRN.-The market is dull, but has had no material
decline. We quote to-day, from 70 a 50 cts. per bush.
ToBAcco.-There is an active demaud for desirable
qualities. New Lugs So 50 to5. Leaf IS 80 to 10.
WHEAr;-We still quote good to prime Red 81 Is a
tied and market firm.
NORFOLK MARKET-REpoRrxD BY McPHEErERs
& GHsELIN, Grocers and Commission Merchants
FLoUR.-Ourm market has remained very inactive dp,
ring the past week, and we have no change to note in
prices. We however look for an advance in prices
); F. So a so Extra $625 a $50; Family 81
coTToN.-Prices have receded slightly in the pas
few days, and the market remains without animation
and transactions have been very limited. We quot
badly stained Z to &c.; prime 10 IS.
Naval sToREs-Tar 81 go a So; Common Rosir
25a 40; Spirits. Tqrpentine "A q Is.
a P 3 P1 Png5r;I psPgpbss 8 = g. ! ] I : Peeled Peaches
PEAS AND BEANs.-B. E. Peas 81 IS a i 30 Clay q
g 81 and wanted; Black dull at 10 a rs White Bean
LME.-Thomaston from store s. a SOC afoat 70
80 We 81 40.
fair to prime Refined 8 Is a ii so for all grades n. Q
Molasses, new 52a S. Mnscovado 81 a 30 Rio Col
fee Ssn Il a Z Z Il 4 Lag 4sn H. ! i !, e; java 1s q IS; sper19
Mould 10 r. Rice "a a sc. Soap 41-2a5s4
|, PETERSBURG MARKET.-REroRrED By BRows
LEY. GREEN Il Co General Commission ond Eor,ya,
ding Merchants;-CoTToN.-The market, under the az
vices = received from Europe yesterday and to-day
of considerably: Common grades of cotton are pier
!, tiful, while desirable descriptions are scarce, and i
and stained grades Z - to Ia; mixed lots . to 10c.
WHEAT.strickly prime White is in demand,
ToBAcco.-The breaks continue full for the season
and we regret not being able to note some improv
ment in the quality-the bulk of which is inferior lue
: low prices for such kinds. We quote poor to commo
: and good 4fsI 10 IS 50. Poor to . leaf i
3 So; medium 6 SO to 81, and fair to very good leaf I
most in damage. The crop generally seems mus
It more inferior than was anticipated, and a great deal
g the Tobacco opening is very dirty.
) CoRN.-T0 a 75c.
o BAooN:-Is firm and tending upward. Shoulders 9
s. PfEAs.@Blaet Eye 81.
e SUGAR.-The market is steadier at easier prices.
e einnati inspections, Baltimore do. $40.
9 ul Et9ua and ,id E,adnE6y yn brands o q fan family Z. such h as sHol
hausted, and we now quote such at So 50.
10 CLOVER SEEDING quote at So IS to Z for strict
e prime. Inferior can be bought for less.
~ GROCERIES generally are firm, with some advance
Sugar, Coffee and Mo1asses.
Exchange on New York 3S per cent.
March II.
Ie BALT1Mo R MARKET.-Flour firm. Howa
Street 5 81. Wheat firm at l 60 a / 10, for white, a
~ 1 40 a 1 45 for red. Corn active. White 70 a u. Y
n low 70 a rs. Pork firm. Mess is. Prime 10.
NEW YORK MARKET.-Cotton steady. Sales
day 1000 bales. Flour buoyant. Southern 5 80 a 6
Wheat slightly lower. Western white l so. Corn fl
ne at rs a 20. Pork heavy. New Mess IS IL; prime N
y IA 50 a 1892. Lard steady at 10 "a q II "a. Su,
:" buoyant and advanced an eighth. Turpentine dull
Rosin dull at Go a l 81. Rice dull.