Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-16

= head received few days since and sold at 81 rs
81 Is each, as in quality.
BARRELSince last there appears TO have been little
demand for Spirits Tupentne barrels and in conse
quence the market has ruled unusually dull The arrivals
continue meagre and the stock offering small We quote
nomnaly at 81 80 50 for second hand, in quality.
CoLToN-Nothng done since last; some scattering
lots on market but buyers. Quotations in table nom
inaI.
CoFFEE-In this article have nothing to note
There is fair supply in store and with merely retail de-
mand, the market rules dull See table for quotations.
Corn MEALS in moderate enquiry retailing purposes,
and fair SUPPLY market We reduce rates shade and
quote sales from the granaries at 81 81 05 % bushe
lots to suit
F1sH-No Mullets market and note an active en-
qui last sale at 81 y bbl See table for
of other descriptions
FLOUR-In State brands have nothing new to note
Prices here too high for shipment other markets.
retailers purchase spangy The advices from other places
continue decidedly unfavOrable and from present nica
lions prices further recede The arrivals per
railroad have been rather small during the week. though
note fair supply first hands The sales have been prn
cipaly in the small way at Sc for superfne and Sc so y
bb for family holders freely offering at these figures
but buyers. Our quotations may be looked upon as
merely nominal See table. The market bare of North
ern brands, and there is no demand.
GRAN.-In Corn We have nothing to report. The
absence of receipts for weeks has caused the stock
dealers hands to become somewhat reduced and few
goeswoud find sale at fair quotation. The cargo Q8OO
bushels noted in last market changed hands at
774 cents y bushe We quote 77t CENTS quail
OATs-Reman about the reported for sew
era weeks past No receipts and transactions except
in the retail way. See table.-PEAs-Are wanted and
in the absence of receipts the stock in dealers hands has
become all worked of. We quote Cow at 81 81 05 y
bushe-RIcE-Clean is in moderate stock and sells in
the small way from store at 81 cents 8 d. in quality
WHEAT.-NO demand at on in tai
HAY.The market continues to rule dull, and
good stock in dealers hands About $50 bales Eastern
ceved and sold in lots at 80 p 100 s No arrivals of
Northern.
LIMEOnly 800 casks received since last, chan
ged hands private terms selling from store and wharf
at 81 Is 81 IS % cask as in quantity.
MoLAssEs-s without change in price; stock heavy and
demand light. See table for quotations.
PoTATOEs-Sweet are in moderate supply with fair
ceipts during the week. We quote from boats Co.
and from carts at 20 to 80 cents bushe in qnay Sew
era parcels of Irish have been received but the stock
mains light. Sell from store at So 373 SO so % bbl
PRoyIsIoNs.For n c. cured BACON, notice consider.
able demand throughout the week inst ended in the alb
of receipts however the stock has been all worked
off, and the market entirely bare. Parcels would find
ready purchasers at high figures. See table, Western il
exceedingly light stock, and note fair demand no
shoulders market, and quote nomnaly at Is l53
Sides selling from store at 164 17c y H. quantity
and quality. stock of both N. c. and West
ern is quite SMALL and prices rule high We quote small
sales from store at II cents % fb.PoRK-Is in rath
er better supply than noted in last and prices remain
without alteration. We quote small operations at prices
ranging within quotations. See table.
SALT-Snce our last note the receipt from Iiv
epoo of cargo of 5000 Sacks about 1000 of which have
been sold in lots at so cents 81 y sack, according quail
ty;-far supply market. Alum in good stock and dull
of sale We quote from store at 80 IS cents u bushe
SUGARsAre in rather better supply, and reduce pri
ces a shade. See table for store quotations.
SHNGLEs-Demand limited. Sales during the week of
about Common at 50 and Contract SIS
IS so 9M.
T1MBER-Has been brought in slowly during the week. and
the market rules dull mers purchasing only sufficient to
keep their mills in operation. See table.
FRE1GHTs-Coastwse rule suaIy dull Vessels plenty
and but little produce offering shipment See table.
CHARLESTON Oct .l.-Cotton.-Th transactions to do,
were limited to some 42l bales extremes ranging fron
liz to l24. Strict MiddIing quoted at l2c
NEW YORK, Oct. l2-Cotton is quiet Flour has decin
ed and the market closed unsettled sales of 5000 bbs
Southern 25a$5 60. Wheat unsettled sales of ZOO
bushels white at 2Oasl 3d. red at 10 ash 90 Corn is
quiet sales of Mess at % 3as23 Beef and Lard both clos
ed with downward tendency Whskey dull, sales of Ohio
at 20 cents. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE Oct. 18.-Four IS Is to S so. Red wheat
81 to TO- white 10 to %. Corn white GA to IS, yellow
63 to sc.
NEwBERN, Oct. 2.-Bacon.Hams 1e cts, sides and
. ID by the side Beeswax, SOC. g b Corn sales at 81
81 3ott S9 ST.: r. SeG y II Fish
Ilsrrings s. y 6b shad L SO Is . 6bl Flour Ca
10 50 Fodder q cwt, dry 81 % Hay, 3 cwt, New Yori
81 25 BY the bale Hides, dry 10 cents, green &C. % ID.
ap5sr as s5 sof . S' S5 Meas
81 90 q 90 " bush by the retail Moasses, common
g es9 Pork Ss d sy hse 90 y Rss GS
81 IS Sugar, " h. refined ID to l5c, brown II to 124c
9ne En- d5 SS 81 10 f 3 ga 90 RS
key % gal 40 q 45c.; Spirits Turpentine, SO to 4Oc.
Wood per c ord Oak s. co. Ash 81 50 Pine 81 so to
HAVANA, Oct S.-Ths week, thus far, state of com
pete sagnaon has existed and there really any
United States there have passed through the
since last repot 59S boxes 36 boxes of which have
to Boston, the remainder to New York
The stock about the last reported. Muscova
doesThe highest offer of which have heard is 10 reals
prime quality and which has been refused
Moasses.-Dealers cannot obtain offer for any
portion of their stocks and consequently handing then
over to the dsers to De turned INTO Rum They do thi
rather than accept lower rates than those last paid
Matanzas and Cardenas to rails the still
ded but lower price would doubtless be refused
an offer made.
Coffee is $l4 so to So so % quintal.
Lumber p P-The cargo of the r NJ Charlton from
Savannah, sold at $32 y M. W. P SO NJ. FLOORING boards
sold yesterday at s23 II NJ Cooperage stock without ma
teral alteration.
Rce.-l3O tierces from Savannah per R. NJ. Charlton
have sold this week at SIS Is u arrobe.
Potatoes-l4O bbs from out port sold yesterday al
S. Is " Dbl. The article continues in request
WASHINGTON, Oct. G.-NavaI Stores.-Our market il
depressed articles of Country produce quo
taons must be considered nearly nominal; Sales of Dir
Tupt. s25O.Scrape do 81 25Tar 81 to 49, by weight
Spts Turpt and Rosn, no sales.
Grain.-ood River Corn sold at 65cts. for q small lot
for shipment not than 6Oc, could be obtained any
quantityWheat &c., to ST. is offered for Red and White
TARBORO', n. c., Oct. 9.-Turpentine- 81 81 10
Scrape, 40 per 100 lbs. Tar 81 81
So SO 81 per bb Cotton III to IL c. Bacon l6 to l8c
Lard IA Is cents.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. l2.-Bacon Is a l84; Cotton
Fair to Good l2t % IL Ordi. Mid. II a o.; Flour
family, S. so q 90; Super. s. 25 a 600; Fine s 90