Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-02-06

WILMINGTON MARKETS, FEBRUARY s.
poses and prices rule high None of consequence have
been brought to market for few past and the stock
has become nearly or quite worRed on We quote at to
10 cents per h. according to quality.
BEEswAx sells at 90 a % cents per ID.
BACoN-Begns to arrive rather more freely though the
stock market still quite light We quote small
actions Is 20 cents for hog round and 20 81 per
ID. for hams.
BurrER-sels slowly at 40 to so cents per Id.
so cents and Talow % 80 cents
CORN MEAL-The market continues be poorly supplied,
and note brisk demand Selling from the granaries
EGGs-Are brought in pretty freely, and selling l6
to Is cents per dozen.
FLoUR-The market is very well supplied at present with
brands and for the past week two has ruled quite
dull We quote small sales s. rs to So for superne and
So IS to 50 so per Dbl. for family
GRAN-There is CORN worthy of report coming in
and the stock in Dealers hands continues barely adequate
SO IS per bushe There also fair enqu ~ for
WHEAT OATS and PEAS and high prices could be obtained
quality.
MoIAssEs-New Orleans, 20 a 10 cents per gallon.
0sNABURGs' 81 a 22B cents per yard
per bbl Sweet IS to so cents per bushei.
sell at rs to 80 cents for live ones and m cents per h. for
dressed Turkeys sell at l6 Is cents h. for dressed
PoRKFresh is brought in slowly from the country, and
sells from carts at l2A IA cents per Id.
PEA NUTs-Are in demand and sell from carts and wag-
ons at go cents to ST. per bushel, as in quality.
RICE-Clean sells from store at a Il cents per ID.
slowly We quote in bis at liz cents for brown ia cts
for yellow, IA cents for clarified and l6 II cents per b
for white.
SURROUNDINGS to be in fair demand and sells at So IS
to 81 per bushel.
SHEETINGs 20 cents per yard by the bale.
YARNs-Nos. to 10, 80 cents per Id.
TALLow is quick of sale at l6 a Is cents per lb.
Whisky, 81 so to 81 60 per gallon for common.
FAYETTEVILLE Feb. 3.-Bacon-New, IA to l6. Beef
BY retail, to 10. Beeswax 20 cts. Candles -Fayette
vile mould IS. COrn-Ready sales made at ST. O5 to
ST 10. CottOn-Last sales at Is to 37S. Cotton Bag
gng30 cts. Flour-Family S. co. Super So rs. Hides
Dry 20 to %; green 8. ron-Swedes Is American 10 to
l23. Misunderstanding at IS to 81. Nas-$l4 t. SIS
per Keg. Shot-None. Pork-Sells readily at l28 Peas
81 10 to 81 10. Rye 81 rs to 81 Oats co. sa-Liver
cording quality sprts-Peach Brandy, 50 so; n c.
Apple, 81 N. G. Whiskey, 81 So Sugars-Heavy stock
hand. Common browR by the hid TO- good IL to l23
white Is to II. Spirits TurpennelSt to 10 CENTS TaOW
worth 81 80 by the bale. sheetDgs have advanced
Observer.
CHARLOTTE, Feb. S.--Cotton in demand and prices
have upward tendency. We put quotations at ST
for good middlng, u to for middlng and to u for low
middliDg. About $50 bales sold last week.
Flour dull at So Is to 81 per sackmarket tolerabY well
supplied
wheat 81 40 to 81 GO per bushesupply not equal to the
demand.
Corn so cents and coming in freely in consequence
of advanced prices.
Peas scarce and in demand at IS cents. Oats So
few lots Of new Bacon sod-We quote it at Is to
20 cents. Lard Is. Pork IL to T.
Whiskey declined to 80 cents and 81 per gallon.
81 to IS by the hhd and bbl Salt SIS per sack but little
any market Coffee Is cts per pound. Baggng 80 cts
per yard.-Den0crGt.
SALISBURY Feb s. pples ST. Bacon (old) 20 to %.
Bran IS to 80 ct per 100 lbs Corn 60 to Co. -Four So rs
to So S7t Lard ii to L. Linsey 65 to TO- Jeans 81 to
Sugar Ia to 20. Rye 81 to 81 % Rice 20 to So Wbiskey
! 81 %.