Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-08

light. In moderate demand for retailing purposes and we
quote sales from the granares at 90 95 cents o bushe
FIsH-For Mulles note moderate demand existing,
and only small stock on market lot of 100 bbls.
ceived and sold from vessel at So so for pine bbs We re-
fer to table for store prices of Mackere and Herring
FLOURThe market for State brands has ruled exceeding
dull for the past two three weeks and since the close
of last review prices have materially declined. The
ceips have been confined to few small lots per railroad
and the supply in first hands light the absence
the usual demand from retailers may be considered fully
sufficient for present purposes We quote small transactions
in sacks during the week So for superfne p s and
in barrels at Sc for superne, and Sc Is p bbl family
closing inactive at these prices
GRAN-In this market have nothing to report in the
way of sales. No CORN OATS have received here
for several weeks past and the supply dealers hands
very light. We note good demand for Corn. and few
cargoes would find quick ae In the absence of transac
tons cannot give correct figure and therefore quote
nominaly at IS cents % bushe-PEAs.-Cow in We
ry good stock, and we notice meagre demand Last sale
at 65 cents y bushel-RICE.-The market contin-
to be pretty well supplied with clean and only retail
demand exists. See table for quotations.
HAY-No change of importance to note in this article
market well supplied and demand light of $50 bales
Northern make received in the early part of the week.
and changed hands at so cents % 100 lbs, 80 days.
IME.None received for the past week two, but we
notice good stock dealers hands, and the marked rules
dull Selling in the small way from at 80 cents 81 %
cask, as in quality.
MoLAssEs.-But little demand exists for this article the
stock of Cuba has become pretty much worked the
of receipts We refer to table for store rates.
PoTATOEs.The arrivals of sweet have been better and
the demand light. We quote from carts at 20 so
% bushe In Irish have nothing report. There
scarcely any demand and the market very well sup
piled. We quote from store at 81 Is 50 so % bb in
quantity.
PRovsIoNs-For N c. cured BACON the market has ruled
. decidedly dull some recents cOntinue
moderate and in the absence of sales the stock hands
has accumulated, and at present quite heavy. The
demand is principally for small lots from consumers
as dealers show disposition to operate unless al
lower prices We quote nominaly at l2a to 13
hog round and l33 IA y b. for hams. For Western
cured the market has also ruled quiet during the past
notice merely retail demand and prices shade
lower fair stock in first hands. We quote small sales from
sore at 8! cents for shoulders and 10 1O3 cents % b
for sides, according to quantity demand
for this article has been very light for weeks past
the supply is fully sufficient for present purposes We quote
N c. make at 10 l39 cents, and Western l24 cents
f3 b.-he latter figure for extra article.--PoRK-
Northern is in fair stock and demand limited Small sale
from store prices ranging within quotations. See table
SALTNo arrivals of Liverpool ground since last
view market moderately supplied, and only light demand
exists The lot of 1900 sacks reported in last as
market changed hands at So cents sack 80 days. Alum
continues good supply and sells from % pei
bushel, in quantities to suit.
SHINGLEs-Dull Sales of two small parcels O
Common at 81 Is per M.
TIMBER-Has arrived slowly during the past week mil
ers however, have fair supply hand and the marke
has exhibited little duness, though have no change
make in prices The sales comprise only RATS at s.
Sc Is per NJ, as in quality.
FREGHrs-For coastwise the market has ruled firm. ant
to New York and Boston have gone up shade
val stores and cotton Only four five vessels have
since last and about all in port have been taken up
prices quoted table considerable produce offer
ing for shipment. See table for rates.