Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-14


country and the market is only moderately supplied The
sales consist of small lots from the ganares IS cents
bushel.
EeGs-Continuc to be brought in freely and sell at 10 to
ia cents per dozen.
ly supplied. We quote at so to scents per Id.
FLoUR-The market rules about the reported in
gether with the unusually light stock in dealers hands, has
caused rmness in the market and in instances
shade advance has been obtained former quotations
There is moderate demand for retailing purposes we
quote small sales during the week at 81 70 50 for
fne and IS s. Is per bbl for famy-cosing at highest
prices,
GR4M.-In the CORN market have report consider
able duDess since last review and prices cts.
lower than previously quoted The stock dealers hands
quite large and in consequence the demand has become
receipts since last comprise about 20O43 bushels of
which 1885 do came to Dealers and $50 do sold pri
at 50 cents for HYDE LILY do. at 65 cents for do and $500
do. at IS cents for Perqumans portion of the above
purchases were made for another market the
demand limited and stock heavy, and quote the
ket closing dull at 62s 65 per bushe quality
M been ee5
by deal during the week which have into store
There is merely retail business doing and consequently
only moderately supplied and rules firm Coo in
tive request and Sell readily upon arrival at 50 sig cents
received, and there fair supply market. There is
only light demand from the trade and quote sales at
cents per H. In the rough article there have been sew
era heavy for past
could not obtain the particulars during the past week.
however about 5000 bushels have changed hands at 30
per bushel.
GUANo.-The market is pretty well supplied with most
descriptions, and notice moderate demand. Sales
store the follow ing prices lots of and up
wards No. Peruvian s62 so: Recess Manipulated $50
American $780, and Sombrero $3 per ton. We quote Su
perphosphae Of Lime at $780, and Land Plaster at $40
ton.
HAY-The stock in dealers hands only moderate and
notice fair demand. The receipts for the week
prise It's bales Northern of which 295 do sold
per 100 lbs, 80 days. and the balance sold from wharf in
lots at 50 per lbs No receipts Eastern
L1ME-Is il fair request and the market is poorly sup
Piled cargo of 1000 casks was received by dealer
per cask, according 10 quality.
MoLAssEs-In the market for Cuba important
change report Ioue received since last and there
is only small stock first hands. Former arrivals are
selling from wharf at % to Is cents per gallon as in guam
PEA NUrs-Have been lin moderate request for shipment
bibes ouo+atioms @D4 J ahnnt oO bns6s
changed hands 81 to 81 20 per bushe Several small lots
have also been sold at prices ranging from IS to 81 TO-
as in quality.
PoTAroEs-Iish are fair stock and we notice merely
retail enquiry Sell from store at So So Is per bb Few
Sweet coming to market and in demand at Is 10 so
cents per bushel.
PRov1s1oEsFor N C. cured BACON there las been con-
siderable dullness in the market during the past week
two and only small parcels bring quotations. The re-
ceipts moderate ard notice fair stock at present
in dealers hands lot of 20 900 lbs received few
days since from Perqumans county, and sold at Ia III
cents for hog round quantity Several small lots have
cents h. for hams For Western cured there
ly any demand and we noe heavy stock market We
quote from store at 03 IL cents for shoulders and l23
Is cents per h. for SIDES in quantity and quality.
LARD-We aotce moderate receipts of n q. make, and
and quote small sales II 12s per h.. bbls
-PoRK-There is nothing new to report in the market
for Northern. The stock in store moderate and there is
merely retail business doing at quotations in table
FREIGHT5-Coastwise remains unchanged. Quite num-
Der of vessels have arrived since last but about all have
been taken up at quoted in table,
SALT.-n this article there is nothing to report
any demand and the market rules quiet 800 sacks
sold in the early part of the week at W per sack
Alum is in full stock and do at quotations in table
MAJ ket rules dull few snail lots Of Common received
TIMBER.We have material alteration to report in the
market for this article There has been rather better
mand for mill purposes but prices continue low The sales
for the week reach 80 IS RATS at prices ranging from 81
to s. per Nj for inferior to prime quality We refer to
table for classified figures.
NEW YORK March lI.-Coton is firm, sales of 1000
bales at IL cts Flour is heavy sales of $500 bbs State
90 S. TO- Ohio 40 S. 55 Southern 20 a IS co.
Wheat declining tendency; sales bushels red
Western at 81 3d. white at As 81 So Milwaukee club at
q 81 e. Corn is firm sales of $4,000 bushels, mixed
at sc cts $50 GO cts and white Southern
II cts. Pork heavy, Mess at SIT l24, Prime sl2 So.
Lard heavy at 81 l0t cts Whskey steady at III l cts
Sugar steady Nuscovado a 81 cents. Coffee steady
sales of 1000 bags at III l3B Cts Spirits rurpentine
heavy SO cents Rosin heavy 81 25 Rice is Quiet
Freghts are quiet.
MOBILE, March H. The sales to-day 200 bales.
Desirable cotton is very scarce The market is firm
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE market il firm; sales
to-day Of $500 bales at liz 12c.
BALTIMORE March u.--Flour dull; Howard Street and
Ohio IS H. City Mills S. Wheat steady Red 81 rs %
White 81 40 IS. Corn active Mixed SEA Mess Pork
$7 Lard 81. Coffee active Rio ia 1874. Whiakey dull
at I8s.
NEWBERN, March l2.-For the Week.-Turpentine Bat
little comparatively has been done for time past
Though prices pretty well maintained and slight ad
quoted inclined believe speculative
terprise rather than actual demand We quoting al
| 81 90 for Dip and 81 so for Scrape.
Sprsls quoted at 81 cents per gallon. This is the full
| extent of the market But little inquiry.
RosinVery little has been doing for months. We
! quote at IS 81 cents per sb
Tar-Seng mostly in small lots at 81 DO l so per bb
HayOur price current quotes at 81 10 Tor N0rthern.
North Carolina hay is he'd at 81 40 so per cwt.
Flour-Contnues to sell freely tor home consumption
81 so for fne So for Superne and So so rs for Family
CHARLESTON, March 1l,-Cotton.-There goo
demand for the article day. which resulted in the sale
l,778 bales at prices ranging from to II cents.
SALISBURY, March 12.-Flour-Famiy, 81 80, Extra
T. Superfne, 75 C0rl-Whte and Mixed so cents vel
low, IS 70 cents. Wheat-White, 81 so; Red, 81 80
40 Cotton, a 10 Bacon-Hams, liz a 124 ceLts
| 10 IL cents Lard, lOt IL cents.
| FAYETTEVILLE, March 1l.-Bacon 10 q IL; Cotton
fair Good, l02 q III Ordn. to Mid. 81 q o. FIour-
50 90; Scratched, so SO 90; GranCorn, 50 80 q 90
Wheat, 81 Is @ 90: Oats, so q co. Peas, 50 80 a 90
Rye, 81 25 q co. Lard-14 a 10 cents MoIasse1Cub
% q 30 cents New Orleans, so O. 90 cents Salt-iver
pool Sack 81 so a 90; Turpentine Dip 81
q 300 Virgin, 81 "a @ co; Hard, 50 SIS @ co Spin
it's, 80 a 81 cents
Since last review, ipts of all kinds of produce hav
been remarkably light No change to note in any articl
with the exception of Flour which has advanced 10 to
| cts. per Dbl. on all grades.
$4,000 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
/ TTNHE CELEBRATED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge
combe N. c., continue manufacture 1900