Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-11

for the past three weeks and the arrivals been
small quantity in dealers hands; several parcels howev
daily looked for We quote sales from store at the
ruvian ss5 Reeses Manipulated s54 American $40 SOM
bero $3 Surerphosphate Of Lime $50 and Land Plaster
GRA1N-In the market for Corn we have no material
change report since the close OF review Wednes
ate further present as they have unusually heavy
stock in store the larger portion of the arrivals for
week reach 1884 bushels of which g. ITO do have gone
to store ard of the balance sales made as follows 97s
@ Dat at 81 at 81 e 1900 DO and 60 seO 70 asy
cents per bushel. cash market closing inactive
and demand limited. No sales for some time past ex'
cept in the retail way and consequently unable to
ingly light, and the market poorly supplied all de-
scrpons There is brisk demand from dealers and Coc
bushe as in quantity and quality. -R1cE-There is a
pretty fair stock of clean market and only light de-
HAY-We have nothing to report in either descrip
ton No receipts of Northern for the week. but there
exists About $40 bales Eastern received, Of which 95 do
sold at TO- 20 days. and the balance at 81 a per 100
LME-Is in moderate supply and sells store at 80
cents to 81 per cask for common lump lots to suit pur
chasers.
MoLAssEs-There continues to be fair demand from
Cuba, and the market is only moderately supplied. The
cargo reported last received has all been closed
off % to "a per gallon, in quantity Two
have since been received from Cadenas comprising
COS hhds as tcs and bbs which are selling at above
figures.
PEA NUTs-Are in fair request for shipment, and only
small lots arriving On Friday last lot of GOO bushels
sold at 81 % to 81 "a per bushebeing shade advance
PorAToEs-There is merely retail demand for Irish and
notice air stock market Selling in the small way
at 81 to 81 % per bb Sweet i'll demand and high
prices be obtained quote at so cents to 81 per
DuShel.
PoULTKYThe market is poorly supplied and prices rule
high See table for prices.
PROvsIoNs.-In the BACON market we have no import
change to report There has been rather mness
the for n c. cured caused by the reduced stock
and better demand from retailers but prices remain about
the The sales for the week have been confined to
small parcels Tin all about 5000 bs) at II cents for hog
round and Is per h. for hams. In Western cured
nothing of consequence has been doing there is mod
crate supply in store, and merely retail demand exists
ders and Il to M per h. for sides in quantity and
qualityLARD and Pork are in pretty fair supply, and
refer to table for prices.
sALT-The markets. moderately supplied, and we have
nothing new to notice In either description since our last
cargo of sacks received from Liverpool Mon
| day, but it has not yet been sold.
SHINGLES There is scarcely any demand for shipping
purposes and the market rules dull Only atew small boat
loads have been brought in and sold at 50 so to 81 rs
Common, and "a 81 to So per M. for Contract. --
TMBER-Has been brought to market sparngy since our
last and notice moderate demand from mller prime
quality being taken readily at fair quotations We quote
sales for the week of only few RATS at prices ranging
within classified figures. See table.
tREIGHTs-Coastwse have ruled rather quiet since our
last and owing to the number OF vessels in port and the
small quantity of produce at present offering shipment,
prices have declined shade. We refer to our table for
! rates.
EXCHANGE the Northern cities continues be fair
supply and there little enquiry at present. We quote
to Boston, New York and Philadelphia at per cent.
NEWBERN. April sth-(For the week -Turpentise-
Sales Saturday 300 bb 81 so for dip and 81 IS for
hard. None offered yesterday that could hear of.
! Ptch-Sales yesterday of $50 bbls. at 81 per bbl
81 Io 0''S''0 second hand CASKS sod yesterday
Spirits Rosin and Tar-No sales reported yesterday.
Cotton-None Offering Former prices could be realized
Flour-No change in prices
CHARLESTON, April -Cotton-There good de-
mand for the article to-day which resulted in the sale
ls6 bales, at full prices The particulars follows
viz bales 8; 43 1857 80 at lO; 10 at III 81 ia
so at LIZ 81 at ia ZIG at 39l at ~ lO3 at ia "a
1928; 66 l2A; l22; at ID; 49, 49,
II bales at lac The market continues without change.
. SALISBURY. April 9th-Flour-Famy, 81 80. Extra
% cent? and 5 R s0 cents 90
40 Cotton 10 cents Bac9n-Bams, IL l25 eents
10 IL cents. Lard, l08 IL cents.
NEW YORK, april 8.-Cotton quiet uplands middling
l23 ia, Flour heavy; Southern s. 40 s. 65. Wbea
mixed 66 81 southern white So 7O yellow SIC. Lar
firm at lO!c. Wh1skey steady at I8{ IS H. suga
Ia IS; Java leg Spirits Turpentine firm at So. Stock
active and lower Vrgma's 70 IL; n. York Cenrals 1853
Missouris Gig.
BALTIM0RE, April 8-Flonr dull; Howard Street, Obi
and city Mills, held at s. So Wheat firm; Red 81 3
49, w White tie = 20 Corn Corn aetTs Mix Mixed d
IL ala . N'' '' -'D N''' D''D'' NN''
FAYETTEVILLE, April s.-Bacon IOA "a 10; Cotton
air to Good, III l22 ordin Mid 10 a Flour
tamly 7 70 @ 81 IS super 90 % 80 90; Fine, - 6
Wheat, 81 . co. Oats, 50 q 60; Peas 50 90 q IS
Rye, 81 25 % 90; Lard-l4 a Is cents Moasses-Cub
pool Sack 81 so % 0 90; 1urpentme Yellow dip, 81 6
q 100; Virgin. 81 20 q 0Oi Hard, $50 "a 90; spil
is, 80 cents.
Cotton-sales of the week about 300 bales mostly
highest quotations for good.
Flour Receipts light; firm and in demand abov
prices.
Spirits Turpentne-some few sales at fraction
figures.
e No other change to note.
a LIVERPOOL, March 23-Cotton-Saes of the week 1873
900 bales including $4,000 bales spectators and the
IT amount for export The Adratc's advces caused
. vance of mddng aud lower qualities have improve
most Sales of Friday 10 coo bales including 600 bale
for speculation and for export The market closed firm
Mobe fair d jnS I'd Wna rS fair M m
ding ID Stock port 852 900 bales including 1886
~ bales American cotton Hewett's Circular reports TAI
Manchester adVices favorable. The market close
firm n at Tuesdays especially yarns,
u Prices have advanced 81 sales of the week 1856
+ bales Stock in port 600 bales:
Extra State 29s 29s Cd Wheat quiet and steady at II
~ Sd lbs; white LIS Sd las Sd Corn is steady Holder
offer freely but show disposition press sales Mike
BIS BIS Sd; yellow 33s 38s Sd white 38s 335.
Provsons-Beef is quiet but steady. Pork quiet.
American offered B@con closed steady 49s sos for
middles: Lard quiet at SIS 54s Talow of all qua tt
has slightly declined.
Produce Ashes-Pots closed firm; Pearl 2ss cd 2
for old, and 28s Sd 3Os for ROsn is dull 1T As Sd
3D. Spirits Turpentine is dull at 3ls. Coffee is firm 81
gar firm, and all qualities have slightly advanced Bait
81 more Bark, IS IS cd Philadelphia 9s Sd los.
London Mdrket.-Barings Circular quotes wheat fir
at advance of Is for 6ne White GA 7Os; Red 60 GA
s Flour 80 a 34s
I'D Spirits Turpentne steady at Bis Sd. Taow dr
- at 81 Sd. Coffee closed buoyant.
American securities generally unchanged. Sales
e important Earrings circular quotes u s. IS 80.
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re $50, 900 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
Ii TTNHE CELEBRATED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edg
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assort
Nos to u.s. by the bale OF 200 lbs at 20 cents h.