Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-03-21

last. But little arriving either by river railroad and the
supply dealers hands is unusually light for the
which has the effect to keep prices up. The demand ID
limited buyers do not disposed operate to any
extent present high prices, consequence only small
sales have taken place from store at 81 rs to So for super
ne and So rs per bb for amly-our lowest quota
tons being the Market and lot of any would
GU1No-Several parcels have been received within the
past week two and notice fair stock market of
nearly all descriptions. There is moderate demand and
note sales from the following quotations No.
Peruvian s62 50 Reeses Manipulated $52 American $40
and Sombrero $35 ton of 1000 lbs supephosphate of
Lime sells at $50, and Land Plaster at $40 per ton.
GRAMFor Corn the market has ruled without material
for the week consist of only cargoes 05 hush from
Pasquoank and Perqumans countless which changed hands
present there is heavy stock in store and the market
closes quiet dealers do not disposed to operate
-623 q 65 cents per bushe according to quality
OATs-Nothing done since last except in the retail
way; market pretty well supplied, and demand limited.
-PEAs-There is only moderate stock in store and
the market rules firm All kinds in demand, and
Per bushel~ RIcE~The market is at present very well
supplied with cledn and notice only light demand for
per b In the rough article have transactions
to during the past week Last sales were at 80 cents
HAY-No receipts since last review, and in conse
we have sales to report except in the small way
and notice fair demand We quote nomnaly at SIS to
80 cents for Northern 81 15 to 81 % per 100 lbs for
Eastern.
LIME-The stock dealers hands very light,
ce moderate demand. Small sales from at SIS cents
MOLASSES-NOne received for the three weeks
consequence Of which former arrivals of Cuba have been
worked off, and there in first hands two
cargoes however daily expected to arrive from Cuba
We quote ON wharf nomnay at y to Is cents per gallon
as in quantity.
PEA NUTs-very few coming to market and therefore the
sales haYe been confined to small lots. There is de-
mand and quote 90 to 81 20 per busheater
price for prime quality
PoTAToEs-Irsh il fair supply and only retail bust
doing at quotations in table, Sweet arrive slowly and
sell quick at IS to So per bushe.
PROVISIONS For n c. cured BACON the market has ruled
quiet last There scarcely any demand at pres
ent for retailing purposes and the sales during the past
week have been confined small lots at IL cents for hog
Ii ID. for hams. The receipts per
railroad have been light for the week. but notice fair
supply on market For Wes cured market has also
ruled dull in the absence of the usual demand and only
casOna small sales take place from store at prices ranging
within quotations. See table.-LARD AND PGRK-Are in
pretty fair STOCK and there only small business doing
We refer table for quotations, in quantity and
quality.
SALT-None of either description received since our
last and consequently have sales oreport The de-
mand mited and quote in the small way from store
50 81 per sack for Liverpool ground AID 22 to
80 cents per bushel for Alum.
sUGAR-There moderate stock of most descriptions
MARKET and only retail business doing See table for
prices At auction Thursday last Sc hhds Porto
Rico and New Orleans sold at 81 to Is cents per ID.
SHINGLEs-IheIe is demand for shipment, and the
market rules quiet. Only small boat loads have been
ceived and sold at 81 s. Is for Common and S. per
for Contract.
TMBER-Has been brought to market slowly for the past
week two and prime quality in moderate demand fol
mill purposes. We quote sales of only few RATS al
prices ranging from 81 SO Is per NJ as in quality
FREIGHTsWe have nothing to report in the market
several vessels have engaged cargoes at prices quoted
| in our table, "a