Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

state OF affairs we cannot give correct quotatOn OF Tie
market and prices in table must be considered merely
nominal The arrivals during the week have beer small
but we notice moderate stock remaining unsod market
Corn MEAL-No receipts from the country since last
that of market poorly supplied, and fair
demand exists Sales in the small way from the granares
at 90 95 cents % bushel
F1sH-The market is poorly stocked with nearly all de-
scrptions Muets in fair request and parcels would
sell readily last sale at S. S74 for pine bbls
FLoUR-Contnues to arrive sparingly and the market is
almost bare of State brands There has been fair enquiry
for retailing purposes throughout the week just ended but
owing to the meagre receipts the transactions have been
confined to few small lots at advance of As so cents
previous quotatonone having changed hands
Friday at Sc 20 for superne and Sc 95 for family since
then hear of two small parcels having sold 81
for superne but this appears to be rather above the
ke and could hardly be obtained for lot of any size We
refer table for quotations of the different grades
GRAN-For Corn the market remains the last
ported The stock dealers hands has become very much
reduced, and notice moderate demand from them;
few cargoes would sell readily at fair quotation. lot of
$50 bushels received by boat day two since
sold so per bushe-his figure however, could
not be obtained by the cargo. We quote nominaly at IS
Is cents per bushel-OATs-Ar in demand and in the
absence of receipts the stock dealers hands has been
y worked of would sell readily at As AZ cents per bush
el.-PEAs-None of the crop have yet been recev-
ed that of good article would bring 65 to
10 cents per bushel There is moderate stock of old in
store, and scarcely any demand---RICE-Ther is no
change worthy Of note to make in the market for can the
demand continues limited and supply in store fully fair
See table for prices.
HAY-The receipts have been meagre for several weeks
past there is full supply dealers hands the market
rules dull Two small lots of Northern received the early
part of the week. of which 81 bales sold at As cents cash.
and "a do. at 523 cents f} 100 tbs 60 days.
LMENo late receipts, and the supply on market has be-
| rla5 off. fUOo daily
pected See table for prices.
MoLAsSEs-The stock on market is light though fully
sufficient for the demand, and only small sales have taken
place at quotations in table, in quantity and quality
PoTAToEs-Sweet have arrived sparngy during the past
week. and in moderate demand We quote from carts
and boats at so 65 cents u bushe, in quality Irish
in good stock and with limited demand the market
has ruled dali lot of so bbls sold from wharf Monday
at 81 37I % Dbl.
PEA NUTsThe crop has begun to make its appear
the market and from all learn from planters
the impression is that the crop will fall below average
one having been materially effected by the drought, but
that the quality of the Pea will doubt prove better
parcels have been brought in during the week. and
sold from carts 81 to 81 10 bushel according to quality.
PRovIsIoNs-For BACON the market rules about last
reported There has been but little demand for n c. cured
during the past week. and the sales have been confined to
the retail way supply fully sufficient for present purposes
We refer to table for prices. Western continues
moderate stock and the demand since last has been
limited Only small les have taken place from store
81 for shoulders, and 10 0 cents u ID. for sides,
in quantity and qualy.--LARD-Ther is merely a
retail demand existing, and the supply of both N c. and
Western make is fully sufficient. We quote the former at
II II! cents, and the latter at II cents y h. in bbs
PoRK-Receips of Northern continue moderate, and
note fair supply market Sales from store during the
week at prices ranging within quotations. See table.
SALT-Liverpool ground is in limited demand, and
notice moderate supply market. About LOCO sacks
received few days SINCE and changed hands private
terms Sells from store at 95 cents 81 % sack in lots to
cargo 1900 bushels received from Turks Island
in the early part of the week, and sold terms not made
public retailing from store at Is cents T3 bushel
SHINGLEs-We learn that there is demand at pres
ent for Common for shipping purposes receipts, how
ever, except few small boat loads which sold at 81 Is
| 81 so u NJ.
SLAVES HEADNG.No receipts sales of the former
small lot of Ash Heading received and sold at $l2 NJ.
TIMBER.-There has been but little demand from mllers
for week two past and the market has ruled quiet
cepts small Sales of few RATS prices ranging within
| classified figures. See table
FREIGHTs-We have nothing to report in the market
for coastwise but little produce offering, and large
Der of vessels in port. We note two vessels having beer
taken up for Norwich C to load with lumber at S. 81 y
| NJ. See table for last rates paid.