Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

quotations below The arrivals during the week have been
smaller than those of the previous one and the quantity Of
ferng sale has become somewhat reduced The transac
tons foot 936 bales at prices ranging from to IL cents
y b. follows Friday, 20 bales at III cents for mddlng
to good middng Saturday 1O4 do at liz cents for strict
and good middng Monday IS do at III for strict
mddng and IL cents for mddlng fair and Tuesday, 707
do. at IL to 11 for low good midng IL cents
for mddng fair No sales snce and market closes quiet
Corn MEAL-We have nothing report in this arti-
Gle. The supply on market is small, and demand moderate;
sales confined small lots from the eraneries at 80 95
cents e bushel.
FsHMullets continue to be brought market slowly,
and in light stock fair demand lot 2l5 bbl
received few days since and sold from wharf at IS SO
pine bbs For store rates of Herring refer to table
FLoUROwng to the limited receipts of State brands for
two three weeks past the stock market has become
materially reduced and is principally confined small lots
III retailers hands In consequence better demand has
sprung up and the price has advanced cents with sales
of two small parcels Sc Is for superne and
for family the market closing firm with further upward
tendency prices See table for quotations of the different
grades.
GRAN-In the Corn rket we have nothing to report.
The receipts for time past have been small the
supply In dealers hands has become materially reduced
there very little demand however, at this season of
the year, the stock may be considered fully sufficient
present In the absence of sales unable give
Il correct QuOtauOn OF the markeG-OATS-NO late
ceipts and the supply market exceedingly light We
note demand and two cargoes would sell read
y at fair price-PEAsIn Coo nothing has been done
no crop have been brought and the market is mod
era tey supplied with DID, which dull at IS 20 cents
bushelRICE-For clean the market remains re-
ported fair supply in store and demand limited See ia
BILE for quotations in the rough article nothing has yet
been done in the way of sales.
HAY-None has been received during the past week. mar
we'll SuODlipd Northern
rules dull. See table for last sales.
LIME-The stock market has become considerably re-
within the past week two and dealers have but
little in store at present we learn however, that
cargoes daily looked for See table for
MoLAssEs-Is in light stock, and demand limited. We
note lot of 100 hhds Muscovado received coaswse
Wednesday, and small sales at % 80 cents % gallon
quantity.
POTATOEsThe market is moderately supplied with both
Sweet and Irish. and we notice only light demand The
former sell at so 60 u bushel and the latter at 81
81 Is u Dbl.
PRovIsoNs.No change of Importance to report in this
market regards prices For n C. cured BACON there
has been better demand and note sales of OOO
lbs. during the week II l per h. for hog round
The arrivals have been meage and the supply in first hands
has become somewhat reduced though is fully adequate
for present wants. We quote hams at IA cents but
sales Of Western cured notice moderate receipts End
with limited transactions the stock in first hands
atIng We continue former quOtations-8 81 cents for
shoulders and 10 O for sdes-at which small sales
have taken place from store.-LARD.-The market for
both N. c. and Western make remains without change
There merely retail demand existing, and we note
moderate supply in store. We quote small sales II Ia
cents in bbs and is in full stock
and we notice but light demand Sells from quo
ations in table.
PEA NUTsWe notice few parcels of crop brought
in during the past three days and sold from
81 u bushel.
SAIT.-ln Liverpool ground we have nothing to
port There is merely retail demand existing sup
ply on market is sufficient for present purposes. lot
1000 sacks received coastwse few days since but
hear of no sales
SHINGLEs-Are in limited demand and the market rules
quiet Sales Wednesday of 1000 Common 81 81 so
and 100000 Contract at S. f9 M.
TABER-Has arrived sparIngly for the past week
and with light demand from mers the market has rueC
quiet We quo;e sales of only three four RATS
81 so TBM.
IS FREIGHTsThe market for coastwise has ruled
ceedngly dull since last and the large number of
sells arrived has caused prices to decline Produce arrives
sparngy, and but little offering for shipment plenty
vessels in port waiting cargoes. See table for prices