Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-18
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and there is but limited demand at present Last sales
made were at quotations in table.
LME-No receipts since last but there il moderate
stock of former arrivals in the hands dealers We quote
from store at 81 cents to 81 per eask for common lump
tiee moderate stock in first hands received for the
week Former arrivals are selling from wharf at % to q
Nurs-are brought to market spsringl and bave
Peeh moderate request lot Of 1000 bushels sold on
PorAToEs-Very few Sweet coming to market, and
there brisk demand sell readily at 80 cents to 81 per
Is per Dbl.
PRovIsIoNsn n c. BACON no hing consequence
to small lots at IL cents for hog round and Is cents
for hams The receipts railroad have been and
There ia moderate enquiry from dealers, and TIE
ket rules steady at above figures The stock of Yves
for present demand We quote from at 10 Log
for sh' nders and u TO ia cents per ID. for sides.
and Western make market and present there only
retail enquiry We refer to our table for prices--
is quite sms. Selling from quotations in table
sALT-Ihe market fairly supplied and there Is only
sacks Liverpool ground have been received for the week
and sold on private terms.
and the market rules dull We quote Common at 81 so to
81 u.s. and Contract at 81 so to SIS M, quality.
TIMBER The demand for mill purposes has become
almost completely CHECKED the past week the mar
ket has ruled quiet Only few rats have sold since
last at prices quoted in our table.
FREIGRTs-Nothng new TO report in tie market for
coastwse and refer to'our table for last rates paid
NEWBERN, April l5.-Turpentine. receipts during
the week have been very reaching only 300
bbI which found sale at 81 so for Dip aid 81 so 81 20
for Hard.
sprits.-A few small lots disposed Of at $780, per
gallon.
Tar.-very little arriving. We noticed sales during the
week of 2 small lots az 81 IS per bbi.
ROsin-Some $500 or 5000 bhls were sold at so CTS.
Flour and Corn.-Very little doing IN these articles.
SALISBURY, April h-Flour-Family, 81 90, Extra,
30, superfne. G. ornWhte and mixed so cents vel
low, 20 IS cents. Wheat-White, 81 40; Red 81 30
35 Cotton, 10 Gems BacOn-hams, lls l25 cehts
Shoulders 10 cents; Sides. III II ceAts Hog hound,
10 IL cents. Lard. l0i IL cents.
NEW YORK, April l5-Cotton is firm; sales of loC0 bales
2s Fcu has declined cts; sales of l4OOO bbls,
s. Wheat is dull; sales OF 63 COO bushels; Chicago
Sphg 81 263 Milwaukee Club at S. Boz and red Western
cents white Southern at 70 cents and yellow at 81
6S Lard is quiet at 50 lO3 cts. Whiskey is firm
at s4 le4 cents. sugar dali Muscovado cts
Coffee sales OF Rio at liz IA cts. Naval Stores
6rm. FIeighs dali.
MOBILE, April l5-Tbe sales of Cotton have
to bales, Ia l2c for Midding Quotations nominal
and very unsettled.
! CHARLESTON, April l5.-Cotton--The market con-
tnues quiet but without change The transactions of the
day limited to 81 bales, at extremes ranging from III
| to l35c.
Wheat dul-red 81 50 white 81 40 CO. Corn &C.
bgher-yelow 6lc white 63 g. Pork quetn,ess SIT rs
| a SIT so. Coffee Fl m at 1874. Whiskey dull at l73.
| FAYETTEVILLE, April l5-Bacon l0a a 10; Cotton
fa TO Good, ia "a l2s Ordn. to Mid. 10 a II Flour
rauly, rs a 81 IS Super. 90 so 90; Fine, Is q
Sc So Scratched, SO q Sc 60 GranCorn so 80 IS
Wheat 81 Is "a 90; Oats, so a co. Peas SO 80 "a 95
Rye, 81 % q 90 Lard-l2 O. IA cents MOassesCuba
Is a 30 New Orleans, SO a 90 cents Saltiver-
pool Sack, 81 so q 90; Turpentine Dip 81 go
q co. Virgin, 81 20 % 90; Hard, so 90 90; Spir-
| it's. 80 cents
Cotton-Receipts of the past week light. Sales
facturers at cur highest figures.
Bacon Firm at quotations
quantities arriving, but little the
| Turpentiue and Sprits-No change to note.