Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-28

FLoUR.-The receipts of State brands have been
stock in dealers hands continues very light The demand
is limited owing mainly to the high price which it is held
cent for immediate wants. We quote small sales for the
week at 81 IS to So per Dbl. for superfne.
GUANo Several lots have been received since last
and the market is &C present moderately supplied We
quote sales during the week at the following prices No
somhrero 1885, Supephosphae OF Lime $50 and Land Plas
GRAN-The market Corn is rather better than noted
IN our last review prices being shade hgher the recent
heavy receipts however has caused dizziness, and
dealers seem disposed hold off in of further
arrivals and decline in price The receipts of the week
comprise 70 bushels of which $50 do came to order
and of the balance sales made as follows 1900 bushels
from Hyde at GO cents 225O do do at So cents $500
do: do. at 67s cents $50 do from Perqumans at So
bushel-the market closing quiet. -OATs-Are in
rather better supply about 1850 bushels having been
by dealers during the week which have gone into
store There merely retail business doing and the stock
is fully adequate for the demand-PEAs-A brought
market slowly and the stock in dealers hands very
light For Coo there is brisk demand, and parcels sell
readily npon receipt at IS 81 IL cents per bushel-
R1cE-Cesn is in fair stock, and notice moderate de-
mand from the trade. We quote sales from first hands
10 cents per ib Nothing has been done in the rough
article, and we are unable to give correct quotation
HAYFor this article there better demand from deal
the meagre receipts for time past having caused
the stock market to become materially reduced No
late sales and unable TO give correct quotation
LME7ls in fair demand and in the absence of receipts
the stock of common has all been worked of and the
ket now entirely bare. cargo two would sell quick
at fair prices
MOLAssEsCuba is in moderate request and the market
rules firm at former quotations No receipts since last
and previous arrivals have been nearly closed We
quote from wharf lin hhds) Is to u
gallon, according to quantity.
PEA NUTs-Bave been in better demand since our last
and prices remain steady We quote sales Of several
GELS at prices ranging from 81 to 81 20 per bushe in
quality.
PoTAToEs-The arrivals of Irish have pretty
ing the week. and the market moderately supplied
We quote sales wharf OF 400 bbls. at 81
So for eating and So % 50 50 per bb for planting lots
TO suit Very few sweet coming to maj ket, and quote
fair demand with sales S at 20 to - cents Per bushe5
PROyI IONS In the market for N. &. cured BACON We
have material alteration report since last review
The receipts continue light and confined small par
GELS still we note moderate supply in retailers hands, and
there but little demand at present We quote small sales
at II 24 cents for hog round and 3 "A cents b. for
hams, quality The receipts of Western cured during
the past week have been fair and there is pretty
good supply in the hands of dealers there is however,
scarcely demand and the market rules dull and only
sales take place at 3 to ii cents
shoulders aud Ia Is cents per h. for sides, in quality
LARD-The market is very well supplied with both N.
c. and Western make and there is only light demand We
quote the former Ia IL cts and the latter at IL l2
cts per lb.-PoRK.ln Northern we have nothing to
There merely retail enquiry and the market is
moderately supplied Small sales from store quotations
in table Fresh comes in sparngy and sells from carts at
Il 81 cents per ID
SALr-None received for few weeks past and tie stock
of Liverpool ground becoming reduced it is however,
sufficient for present demand. See table for
There fair stock Of former receipts of Alum market,
and only retail business doing from store at 22 to 30 Cts
per bushel.
SHNGLEs-Little demand exists for either quality,
ard the market rules quiet. lot of 900 was
for Common and 81 so S. for Contract as in quality
TIMBERtOr the past two three weeks the market has
ruled exceedingly dull for this article and it is difficult
sell any quality unless at very low prices The receipts
have been fair ana there 20 30 RATS offer
ing on market without finding buyers. No sales since
last review and quotations in table merely nominal.
tREGHTS-Vesses have become quite scarce, owing to
the sma number arriving and the market for coastwse
ports rule hrmer though have change to report
former There moderate quantity of prOdu
Offering Shipment and difficulty experienced in obtain
ing cargoes. See table for rates.