Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-24

readily taken when offered the following quotations Low
middlng IL cents mddng cents strict middling 11ac
and good niddling IL cents P s-This morning there
appears to be some duness in the market under the ad
received and buyers do not disposed to operate
at above prices.
FEATHERs-Are in demand, and market poorly supplied
We quote at so to 56 cents per h., as in quality.
FIsH-Nothng dong except in the small way and there
moderate stock market See table for store rates.
FLoURn the market for State brands have no mpor
ant change to since review of Wednesday last
The quantity arriving continues meagre and in
the supply in first hands rather small there is however
only light demand and the market rules steady at highest
quotations CT last week We quote small transactions at So
for superine, and So Is per Dbl. for family.
GUANo-There is only moderate stock in dealers hands,
former quotations from store No. Peruvian $50 Reeses
Manipulated $2 American $40 and Sombrero $50 per
We quote supephophae of Lime at $780, and Land Plaster
GRAM-In the COIN market we notice better feeling
since last and prices have advancing tendency
The arrivals for weeks have been meagre and h
materially reduced stock in the hands of Dealers better
sn
Hyde county, but sales have yet taken place. We
White will no doubt readily bring highest pricer ---e
OATs-ln this article there is nothing doing except in
is fair stock of former arrivals in stock and little or no
demand exists In the absence of sales quotations in table
light stock For Co there brisk enquiry and parcels
find ready sale at 80 to IS cents per bushel.-RIcE.
Clean is in moderate supply and there is only small
business doing at Il a cents per ID.
HAYThe market is heavily supplied with both Northern
and Eastern make and there only retail enquiry.
two lots have arrived for the week and gone into store
We quote from store at 81 10 to 81 % for the former and
81 Is to 81 80 per 0 lbs for the latter lots wanted
LMENO receipts for the past two three weeks and
the stock in dealers hands getting reduced We quite
from at 80 cents 81 per cask for lump
MoLAssEs. - There is moderate stock of Cuba
ket but yet the demand continues to be limited
ceps since last Former arrivals selling from wharf
at q "a cents for DID, and rs q cents gallon for
crop. according to quantity:
ket for this article. The receipts continue light, still
notice only limited demand and only prime quality meet
fronco tho hoon
confined to small lots from carts and wagons at 81 to 81 Is
per bushel as in quality
sale rs per bushel The of Irish
somewhat reduced in the absence of receipts but
fully adequate for present wants. and refer TO table
for store quotations
PRovIsIoNsThere is change to report in the market
for n O. cured BACON. The receipts of unusually
small for the season. and arrival parcels find quick
sale ;-scarcely any market and notice moderate
small lots at LA cents for hams and ID cents per for hog
round For Western there merely retail enqurng and
although the stock on market is very ngn yet Is sde
cents for shoulders and l23 Is cents per h. for Sides
= ARD-T market is rather poorly supplied with N.
G. make, and we notice moderate demand from retailers
few lots of have been received and sold at Ii cents
per h. in bb Western is also in light stock and sells from
store at quotations in tabe--PoRK-Ver little fresh
coming in from the country, and quote good demand
for faed Sells from carts at 81 81 cents per h.
in quality Northern is in rather better stock and rules
firm at quotations. See table.
sALT-The market is at present well supplied and rules
firm at previous quotations there is however, only
tail demand The cargo of 1000 bushels Alum reported in
our last on market changed hands terms not made
public Selling from store IS 374 per bashe On
Thursday last 400 sacks Liverpool ground CORNER arriva)
sold at so IS cents per sack.
SHINGLEs-Are in moderate demand for shipment, and
sell readily upon arrival We quote sales for the week of
100000 Common at 81 50 6O as in quality, and 1900
Contract at S. per n.
TIMBER.-Ihe receipts since last have been better
but the bulk has been of inferior quality which is difficult
sell unless low prices while prime demand and
sells readily at prices Sales for the week of Il RATS at
81 So ST. 81 so, s. to 50 per NJ, according to quality.
FREGHTs-C have materially advanced since
last. own @ in
large quantity of cotton and naval stores offering ship
ment at present. and vessels badly wanted See table
for rates.
NEWBERN Jan. 22-C otton.-Durng the past week this
article has shown material decline Considerable quaint
ties have changed hands, but at decline of lc per ID.
The week opened active and with good enquiry but closes
at lO2 lie. per Id. as in quality.
en- in las been qqte scve and we note an ad
thousand bbs at prices ranging from 81 so 60
for Dip, and 81 20 60 for scrape. Sales yesterday of
1900 bbs at the latter prices Market closed firm and
spritsvery little inquiry. Superior packages would
Tara few small lots have changed hands slight ad,
vance We quote at 81 so per Dbl;
Flour-North Carolina Flour, by wholesale still COM
mands about the usual gues$s for superfne and IS 60
for family.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l-Cotton is heavy sales of 1000
bales to-day Flour firm, with sales of 900 bb State
at S. rs S. IS, Ohio at S. rs IS 85 and Southern at
IS S. TO- Wheat heavy; sales of 600 bushels red
has declining tendency sales Of $4,000 bushels at
cline of lc at So 70 for mixed and 70 Is cents for
|
Lard is firm at 10 cents Whskey is steady at 1870.
Sugar is firm; New Orerns at 6s cents MuscOyado 81
81 cents. Coffee is steady.
| SALISBURY, Jan. 22nd.-Beef a 6 Bacon ii ia
Butter Is 20 Corn Is 75 Flour So a 50 Is Lard 10
l23 Meal 20 rs Molasses 80 Irish Potatoes so 80
Sweet Potatoes 60 TO- Peas IS Pork 81 u Sugar a
l2t Tallow 10 l23; Wheat 81 20 81 To- Whiskey soc
81.
CHARLESTON; Ja1. -Cotton-Tbere was good in,
quiry for the article tOday which resulted in the sale OF
SOL bales at uncnapged prices The particulars
lows al bales al 81 81 at Is at 8! 1877 at 90 Al
TO- "a at l0 So at 10 IA at l04 III at IL II at III
1872 at liz % at lll u at H. aud Is bales at II 3l6c
CHARLOTTE, Jan. 81. There SIS bales of Cotton
sold to-day at prices ranging from % to l04 cents.
| FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 7l.-Bacon IL 90 l2a Cotton
fair to Good l04 a III Ordin to Mid. q 10; Flour
FAMILY Is @ 50 90 Super. 80 q 50 CO., Fine, Is
30 90 Scratched, 90 50 90 Grain-Corn so so "a 80
Wheat 81 Is q co. Oats, so % 60; Peas, SO 80 a 90;
Rye, 81 Is % 90; Lard-l4 q Is cents Moasses-Cubs
% a so cents New Orleans so a 90 cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 so "a 90 Turpentme dip, 81 81
q 0 90; Virgin 81 IS q co.. Hard, so 90 q IS Spr
it's 81 81 cents.
Coton-We note small decline since last report Re
ceps during the past week have been uay large
farmers we'll pleased with the prices realized.
FlourBut little coming to market 1t continues firm and
in demand at quotations.
No other change to note.
a63, 900 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
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