Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-10

IuVian S6O Reeses Manipulated S52 American $40 and
som6rero 35 per ton Superphosphate of Lime $50 and
Land Plaster $40.
GRAN-In the Com market we have nothing new to re-
port since our last cargo of 1900 bushels new prime
white was received from Hyde county sold on Tuesday
at 6Zs cents bushel At present only small
stock of old market but demand from dealers linn
tied We renew former quotatons-6o to 624 per
nnshel according to quaity.--OATs-Are in moderate
Quotations in table merely nominal--PEAs-The
stock of all descriptions has somewhat reduced in
consequence of eagre arrival market rules firm
Coo are in fair request and readily at so to IS
cents per bushel quantity clean there
is only light demand from the trade and the market is
moderately supplied We quote at At A per Id.
Is very good supply of both Northern and
has been scarcely demand lot of 2 bales Eastern
was received ON Monday and sold 95 cents per 100 lbs
there is moderate stock market Common lump is sell
ing from store at 80 cents to 81 per cask.
tuoa the demand is unusually light, and
we notice moderate supply of old crop in first hands
we continue to quote from wharf at 81 rs cents per
gallon lot of II hhds. received from Surinam on
Monday last which remains unsold
PEA NUTs:-The demand for the past week two has
consequence of this planters bringing very
ket at present We quote sales from at prices ranging
from 81 to 81 III per bushethe latter price for prims
PoTAToEs Very few sweet now coming to market,
and prices have advanced We quote at 20 IS per
busnel rsh are IN moderate stock and dull of sale at
81 so to 81 rs per Dbl.
Provisions No late receipts of n c. cured BACON and
consequent have sales to report There moder
ate demand for retailing purposes and few parcels would
sell readily at about quotations in table Western cured is
N light stock, still there is only retail demand and the
market rules quiet See table for store prices in tie small
way lot OF 10 hhds sold Saturday at
shoulders and 10 cents for sides, cash III LARD and
PORK have nothing to notice. There is only light
stock store and the market steady at quotations
table Fresh Pork s in brisk demand and bu little arrv
ing from the country. We quote at to cents per ID.
SALT-The market is pretty we'll supplied with liverpool
Of $500 sacks received coastwse Saturday
and sold private Of the cargo noted
sack, cash.
sHINGLEs.-FOr Common there has been enquiry
tor shpn ent last but of have
oeen recevei We advance our prices shade and quote
and there scarcely any remaining unsod market
There is moderate demand from mileTs for prime, which
Is readily taken at fair prices few RATS have changed
| hands at $6 to So Is per NJ, as in quality
FRE1GHTs-To New York have improved shade on cot
ton and naval stores, and the market shows rmne.
10 Philadelphia and Boston have change to report
See table for last prices paid.
EXCHANGEOn the Northern cities is still very scarce
and wanted. Selling at G to per cent. premium.
SALISBURY, Jan 8.-Beef a6; Bacon II a 12.. But.
ter Is 20; Corn 65 75 Flour 50 So Is Lard 10 ia
Neal 60 7O Moasses 80 IS Irish Potatoes so SO
sweet Potatoes 60 20: Peas 65 Pork 81 Il Sugar
III l. r'"" 10 l'h whe" 81 20 81 10; "hsE'y SOC
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 5 The Cotton market is firm
Sales to-day of 1000 bales Mddng quoted at III III
cents. FTeights on Cotton quoted at l1-l6d.
MOBILE, Jan. THE sales of Cotton to-day $500
bales at IL cents.
lands middlng Ia 10 cents. Flour 10 cents lower
| toQdenCV-
mixed 60 cents Pork firm SIG so Is rs prime $l3 Is
sl3 Whiskey firm at l9A 20 cents. Coffee frm-Rio
leg l23 cents.
BALTIMORE Jan. Flour is steady; Howard street
and Ohio S. So City Mills S. Is. Wheat is steady red 81
% 80, white 81 40 60. Corn firm; white and
yellow 62 66 cents. Provisions nominal Lard 104
cents Whlskey is steady at 10 cents.
CHARLOTTEE, Jan. 7.-Cotton-The sales of cotton in
this market to-day fOO 20 bales prices ranging from
8 50 cents. The article is in great demand.
| CHARLESTON Jan. 7.-Cotton.-There was good de-
mand for the article to-day The stock on sale being
bales, at very full and firm prices The transactions
follows bales at 81 IS at 84 81 g. "a at 81
30 l0 50 at lOt 80 at lO4 Al at 100; lS4 O4 l25
Il 40 at IL t. and l28 bales at liz cents.
| NEWBERN Jan. eth--(For the week )-Cotton-Sales
during the week of about 400 bales at prices ranging from
TO- lQ l04 log to IL cents, in quality. Last sales
effected at the latter price, Market firm with advancing
tende
for scrape Last quotations at 81 27 for scrape
This shows slight advance which is barely maintained.
SpiTits2l continues inactive. No sales recently, il
the absence of which quote at SOC per gallon. Sigh
advance might be obtained for superior packages.
ROsin-No sales for time. We quote firm at Is
soc per Dbl
Tar-Is inclined to advance Last sales effected
81 524 being advance of lac former quotations
Pea Nuts-WouId sell readily at 81 to 81 IL per bushe
| FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. bacon II q l23; Cotton
Family, IS @ ~ 90; Super. so q 50 90; Fine Is
80 90 Scratched GO q 80 co Gran-Corn, so rs q 90
Wheat, 81 40 a 3d. Oats, 90 a So Peas, 81 90 q Is
Rye, 81 90 "a co. Iard-l4 a Is cents Molasses-Cub
pool Sack 81 so 00 90; 1urpentine yellow dip, 81
q co Virgin. 81 20 q co Hard, 50 90 @ 80 Spir
its, u a % cents.
Owing light receipts of produce very little has bee
done III the way of trade since last review. No change
note prices with the exception of Cotton which has
vanced about &c. per 10.