Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-31

FEATHERs.-Are wanted and few or none arriving. We
quote at As to IS cents Der h., as in quality.
FIsH-Mu'lets in moderate supply and we notice
only retail demand. See table for prices.
same as reported the past weeks There very
little coming in either by river railroad and the stock in
dealers hands quite small consequently we have meagre
sting buyers being unwilling to purchase extent at
high prices We quote small sales for the week at
81 for superfine, and $ rs per Dbl. for family
GrANoNo receipts of consequence for some time past
but the stock remaining dealers hands is fully sufficient
for the demand We continue to quote from store at the
Peruvian go Reeses Manipulated sS2 american SO;
at $50, and Land Plaster at $40 per ton
GRAN-For Corn the market continues rule firm but
in the absence of receipts since review
have taken place There fair demand from Dealers and
few cargoes Of prime quality would readily command
highest quotation. The receipts for past
been meagre and the stock of former arrivals
materially reduced The left market the close
of last review sold follows $500 bushels from
Pasquotank cents; and 1850 do. from Hyde at
IA cents per There is moderate supply
in dealers hands, and demand except in the retail way
We quote Dominally at AZ to IS cents cargo price,.
PEAsAn descriptions in light supply, and there is
brisk demand We quote COtc at so to SIS cents bushe
-R1cE-There only retail business do
in cedn and ths stock in store is fully sufficient for
sent wants. We quote At II - cents per ID.
HAY-No demand worthy Of note for this article, and
there is heavy stock market No receipts and IN con-
sequence have sales report except in the retail
way.
LME-Is in moderate demand and there is only small
stock market. Small sales from of common lump
| at 80 cents to 81 per cask in lots wanted.
receipts of Cuba since last but there
remains moderate stock OF old IN first hands, which
is selling at % Is cents per gallon The cargo of
crop reported week two since received has nearly
all been closed Off at Is to Y cents gallon in quan
ty; u..-.-, ..
this article since last The demand light and
tce only small receipts We quote sales for the week from
carts at 81 to 81 15 in quality On Saturday lot OF
1000 bushels prime sold 81 Monday 900 do
inferior and ordinary sold at 80 cents to 81 10 bushe
PoTAToEsFor Irish there is enquiry for planting
purposes, and there only small stock on market We
quote from at 81 Is to 81 so per bb in quantity
sweet brought to market sparngy and find ready sale
Provisions N c. cured BACON worthy Of report has
been brought to market during the past week. and in
sequence sales have taken place. There is little
market and moderate demand for retail
ing purposes We quote at lag for HAMS and Is cents
per h. for nog round the stock Of Western cured coan
ues light in the absence Of receipts but there is only
tail demand. We refer TO table for store rates. il
quantity and quality.-LARD-Very little N. G. make
We note small sales at Is cents per h. Western is also
light stock, and sells from store at l25 Is cents
PORK-ln Northern we have change to notice. There il
only moderate stock in store and prices rule high See
table for quotations For fresh there is brisk demand
and only small lots arriving from the country sells from
carts at u to q cents per h., as in quality.
SALT In this article have nothog report the
sales for the week having been principally in the small
at quotations in table, There fair stock market and
only light demand exists. cargo of 5000 bushels Alum
WAS received on Tuesday, but not yet sold.
SHNGLEsThere some enquiry for Shipment and good
sold Saturday last So per NJ We quote at 81 so 50
as in quality.
TMBER.-We have nothing new to report in this article
There continues to be moderate demand for prime mill
which finds ready sale, and but little coming inferior
and ordinary quality dull Of sale unless at low prices
We quote sales for the week Of only few RATS at S. to
per III.
FREIGHTs-snce last review large nr.lber of vessel
have arrived and in consequence coastwe rates have
terlaly declined on cotton and naval stOreshe advance
noted in last having been almost entirely lost and tn
market is at present unseted there is however consd
cradle produce Offering SHIPMENT and several vessels hav
engaged at reduced rates See table for las
prices paid.