Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-17

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FEATHERs-Continue to arrive slowly, and very few
in quality.
FlsHThe market is moderately supplied with most des-
crptons and scarcely any demand exists We refer to Ia
BILE for store quotations.
FLouR-since revex of Wednesday last the market
has exhibited mness for State brands and highest
quotations of that day have been maintained The unan
y arriving both by river and railroad light and conse
quenty the stock in first hands continues small is how
ever fully adequate for present wants. dealers do ap
pear disposed to operate to extent and buying only
sales for the week at s. for superne and s. per Dbl for
family-the market closing steady at these figures.
ony moderae stock on Me past o ana
No Peruvian $50 Reeses Manipulated $50; American
and som95er9 $50 per ton superphosphae of Lime
GRAI-In Corn have nothing report in the way of
sales since the close review Wednesday last The
receipts for few weeks been light and the stock
in dealers hands has become considerably reduced it is
enquiry from Dealers and few cargoes of prime would
find SALE We quote at 623 to So cents per bushe in quail
we are unable to give correct quotation. There is mod
crate stock on market and only light demand exists
i rEasATe brought in slowly and there only small
and we quote the market firm at so to IS cents per
bushel RI0E-F clean there is moderate demand
from the trade and we notice fair stock in store We
quote at A 4 cents per ID.
HAYBoh Eastern and Northern is in fair supply, and
notice very light demand No receipts sales since last
review.
LIME1There has been merely retail enquiry for the
past week two and the stock in dealers hands fully
adequate quote from store at 80 cents to 81 per cask
for common lump.
MoLAssEs-The market is very well supplied with Cuba
and notice onya small business doing % Is cents
gallon none of the has yet been received
The lot of 100 hhds noted in our last received from
Surinam has been selling at 20 cents, quantity P
"A cargo of l35 hhd crop has just arrived from Ma
tanZas, and is held at rs cents per gallon.
PEA NUTs.The market for this article has continued to
rule dull, notwithstanding the small quantity brought in,
and prices remain about the We quote sales
carts at 81 to 81 Is per busheony prime article bringing
highest price.
PoTAToEs-There is rather enquiry for Irish for
planting purposes and prices better We quote from
81 IS to 81 per bb according quantity Sweet
bushe
PRovIs1oNs-In the c. cured BACON we have
no material change to report since last review The
stock in dealers hands very light and parcels sell readily
upon receipt few small lots of ne,c (abou 900 lbs
have been brought to market and sold at 2 Is per
h. for hog round The stock Western also continues
light, but we notice me ely retail demand. We quote
from store IN the small way at 0t IL cents for shoulders
and l2s Is cents per Id. for light
stock and there moderate demand for retailing pur-
of Northern have been meagre for weeks past
the supply market is unusually light We refer to our
table for store quotations But little fresh is arriving from
the country and notice brisk demand Sells from carts
| at 81 to 81 cents per Id. for corn fatted.
SALT-We have no change of consequence to report in
either description The market is well supplied and
only light demand exists lot OF 1000 sacks Liverpool
ground was received few days since by dealer and is
selling at 80 ST. per sack as in QUANTITY cargo
of bushels has also been received but remains
unsod The cargo Of Au previously reported market
was closed out follows 400 bushels at Is cents
at 20 cents, and l500 do. at l53 cents per bushe.
SHNGLEs.-There is moderate demand for Common for
shipping purposes and but few arriving Friday
sold at S. per M We quote 81 so to So, in
quality.
TIMBER-Continues to be brought in slowly and only
few rats OF inferior quality remain market unsod For
PRIME mill there demand for mill purposes but in
the absence of receipts no sales have taken place.
FREIGHTs-ToN New York have advanced shade on both
cotton and naval stores since last and the market rules
steady To other ports have change notice There
moderate quantity of produce offering shipment
there difficulty in obtaining cargoes See table