Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

way from store at the following quotations: cross S. fine
IS 50 superne S. and family sc so bb At the time of
closing report holders generally asking shade
higher and two small lots have sold at Sc IS for
perfne. No Northern on market, and no demand.
GRA-In the market for Corn there is nothing new to
notice. and the market rules exceedingly quiet Since our
last review has been received the supply in deal
ers hands has become considerably reduced however
fully sufficient for present purposes as We note merely
tail demand The cargo of $50 bushels reported
last market changed hands at 81 cents bushe-be-
ing decline of y 103 cents previous quotations This
price might now be obtained for few cargoes.-OATs
Remain about the reported for several weeks past
None received and have sales to note stock light
and demand limited.--PEAs-Are wanted, and none on
market except two small lots of old crop. Cow
would find ready sale at fair pricesay S. to so cents
bushel.-RICE-The market is at present very poorly
supplied with clean and note moderate enquiry for
retailing purposes Small sales from store at ST cents b.
In the rough article there has been nothing done yet and
we are unable to give correct quotaton--WHEAT-In
the absence of receipts have nothing to report in the
of transactions We learn that demand exists
and that parcels would find sale 81 O5 for red and 81 Is
for white.
HAY-No change notice. None received, and fair stock
in dealers hands Last sales quotations See table.
1IME-Demand limited, and market moderately supplied
Selling in the small way at 81 81 Is y cask.
MOLAssEs-Is in heavy stock, and In limited enquiry at
reduced prices See table for prices according quan
ty and quality.
LoUoRsDomestic in fair stock and rule rather dull
at quotations in table.
PoTAToEsThe market is poorly supplied with Sweet and
note moderate enquiry selling IS rs cents y
bushel Irish are also in light stock, with fair demand,
and sell from store at IS so a So 62A p bbI
PRoyISIoNs-We have change worthy of note to make.
No n c. cured BACON received for few weeks past and
none market consequently have transactions to
report. We notice active enquiry existing, and high
rates could be readily obtained In the absence of sales
quotations in table may be considered merely nominal For
Western cured there also good enquiry, and former
cepts have become nearly all worked Off No sales except
in the retail See tabe.--LARD-M Market entirely
bare of n. c. make Western is In light stock and sells
from store at II cents q h.; in in
rather better supply, and sells at IL l2a H. in
quality.--PoRK-Is in active enquiry, and with meagre
receipts for weeks past the stock of Northern
of fresh have been brought in sold from carts at IL
liz cents y ID.
sALr-Aum is heavy stock and very little demand ex-
listing selling in the small way from 80 IS cents
y bushe There is also fair supply of Liverpool ground
in dealers hands, and the market rules dull lot of 700
sacks received coastwse Monday last sold
cents y sack, 80 days We quote from store at 9Ocents 81
| at in quantity.
SHINGLEsNo demand, and receipts meagre. See table
for prices.
TNBER-Continues to be brought in sparngy, and the
market rules quiet very little demand from milers. See
table for classified rates.
FREIGHTs-Coastwse have further declined, and but little
produce offering shipment plenty of vessels port See
table for last rates paid.