Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-07
put it is fully sdequate for present wants We quote

GUANo-The receipts for some weeks past have been
and IN the stock in dealers hands has
become rather small is however sufficient to meet pre-
sent wants. and cargo or two expected The price
Of has gone up shade owing to the high rates
Recess Manipulated $50; American $40; sombrero $35
GRA1N.-Ir the Corn market have to report a firm
feeling throughout the week just ended, but material
change has taGen place in prices The stock in dealers
past three weeks have been taken for interior mar
kets There fair demand at present and prime quality
readily sells at quotations The receipts for the week
comprise $500 bushels from Pasquotank and 1900 do from
Hyde counthe former of which sold at 70 rs cents and
the latter at 72s cents per bushe-OATs.-The supply
in dealers hands fully sufficient for present wants.
there merely retail business doing We quote cargo
price DOmDay at AZ to 40 cents per bushel--PEAS.-
Are in demand, and few coming to market The
stock of Cow very small and parcels would find ready
Scarcely clean has been brought market
two weeks past and the stock has become considerably
sales at 4 a A cents per ID.
have fair stock store of both Northern and Eastern
| and we notice merely retail business doing.
LIMEln the absence of receipts for few weeks past
the stock market has become somewhat reduced it
however, sufficient for the demand We quote from store at
SO cents, TO 81 per cask for common lump.
MOLA5sEsNo Cuba has arrived for the past two three
weeks and the market is almost bare Of crop cargo
however expected ill few days For old crop there
been nearly worked Off, We quote from wharf at % rs
cents for old, and Is q cents per gallon for new.
PEA NUTs-Appear to be in limited request, and prices
rule low. Several parcels have been received by small
sells but hear of sales of only loo bushels OF to
| ranging from IS cents to 81 l5 in quality.
PoTAToEs-There is brisk demand for Irish, and in the
absence receipts the stock has been nearly worked
Prices have advanced and quote from store at 81
IS to So 90 Dbl Sweet brought in slowly and sell
quick at 60 to 10 cents per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-In the BACON market there nothing of
consequence doing. l. c. cured is in demand but the
We quote sales of only two lots at Is cents per h.
for hog round There considerable enquiry for retailing
prime article For Western cured the market rules Inactive
and there only retail business doing quotations
PORK LARD-We have nothing new to in the
ket for either article. Both in light stock and rule firm
at quotations in table But little fresh Pork coming in
from the country and there fair demand We quote at
| y to 81 cents per Id.
SALFThe market for this article has ruled quiet during
the past week OF two and the transactions in LIVERPOOL
ground have been confined to small lots. No receipts, but
there is fair stock in dealers haads We quote at 80 to IS
cents per sack in lots The cargo of 5000 bushels Alum
reported last market taken by dealer
2 cents per bushe Quotations in table represent store
sH1NGLrs-Nore of consequence arriving aud there is
enquiry for shipment We quote Common 81 SO to
49, and Contract at 81 SO to S. per NJ, as quality.
TIMBERContinues to be brought to market slowly and
fair quotations Inferior and ordinary quality
there is no demand and it cannot be sold unless at low
figures We quote sales for the week few RATS at prices
ranging within classified figures. See table.
FREIGHTs-ln coastwise we have no change to report
since our last Prices remain unchanged notwithstanding
large number Of vessels in port and several have
gagged cargoes at rates quoted in our table.
Exchange selling from the Banks at per cent prem.
| NEWBERN, Feb 5.-Tmpentine. of several lots
during the week al prices 60
and 81 So 60 for Scrape About 1000 barrels
the market yesterday part of which sold a. prices quoted
Spirits-In light demand at 34c per gallon. This price
has been maintained during the week. and believe the
full extent OF the market.
Tar-seling at 81 50 by inspection. Very little inquiry.
Rosn.Has been quite inactive for time. We quote
at zoe SOC. per bbl,-Firm at former price.
Cotton During the week there slight advance but
prices are barely maintained We quote at II 1l3c per
10 Inferior qualities would fail below these quotations.
Flour.-North Carolina brands shows advancing ten
dency On superior qualities We quote 81 90 fne s. for
superfne, and S. 50 IS for Family.
;. SALISBURY, Feb. Beef, a s Bacon II l23
Butter Is p Corn 70 ~ Flour 50 25 50 IS Lard
10 123 Meal 20 IS Molasses 80 Irish Potatoes
so so Sweet Potatoes a 20 Peas 65 Pork, 81 y
Sugar l23 Tallow 10 l24 Wheat, 81 20 81 70;
CHARLESTON, Feb -Cotton-The article was in good
request to-day and up bal at IN
changed prices, the extremes are II IA cents.
MOBILE, Feb. g. Cotton firm. Sales 1000 bales Mid.
dlings quoted at ii cents.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb l.~-Saes of Cotton to-day 10 900
bales Mddings lo4 IL Sales of the week 900 bales
Decrease ia 900 bales. Decrease all the ports
bales Exports "a 500 bales. Total exports bales
Stock on hand 26950Q bales.
BALTIMORE Feb. 4-FIour active end firm Howard
Street s. Is IS 81 City Mills nominal S. 25 Wheat
steady Red 81 80 81 SO White 81 40 a 81 60. Corr
steady; Yellow 90 81 cents White SIS 60 old u
cents Provisions active and unchanged. COFFEE firm; Rio
ia l34. Whiskey firm at Is to l84.
FAY ATTEV!IIE, Feb. 4.-Bacon 10 q ID; Cotton
FAMILY, so @ 80 co; super. 725 @ 50 co. Fine, 90
80 90 Scratched is q 50 60 Gran-Corn 50 so q 80
Rye, 81 Is @ co. Lard-l4 q Is cents Molasses-Cubs
Is e 30 cents New Orleans, so a 90 cents SaLiVer
pool Sack, 81 so q 0O Iurpentine yellow dip, s. 81
q w Virgin 81 Is q co; Hard, 50 90 q IS Spir
it's, % 80 cents.
Since last review change in any article, with the ex
extra lots at liz LII. On Saturday, York
ket was quoted dull with decline of cent consequent
5 " we are compelled TO reduce our figures.
, 363OaO LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
, FENHE CELEBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge