Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-24

FIsH-Muets have been brought to market slowly, and
note fair demand existing About DAG bbls. received
and sold at 81 a 81 Is % Dbl.
FLoUR-snce our last review there has been nothing
worthy of report in this article The arrivals State
brands continue exceedingly light and the supply market
has become materially larger portion dealers
hands being sacks, which difficult of sale small
transactions however, have been effected So So Is for
superne The demand for two three weeks has been
meagre being confined entirely to retailers, who pu
chasing only in quantities sufficient for their immediate
wants. few small parcels in barrels have sold at Sc 8a
81 for superne and the market closes quiet at lowest
figure See table for prices of other grades. In Northern
brands have nothing to note parcels store
and demand limited Selling in the retail way at Sc so
6 Is % Dbl. for superfne.
GRAIS-In the Corn market we have nothing new to
notice No receipts since last review in the absence of
which sales have taken place. The supply in dealers
hands has become considerably reduced and there fair
demand at few cargoes of good quality would
find ready sale at fair price-say IS cents y bushel
OATsNo late arrivals of this article and consequence
the supply in dealers hands has been pretty much worked
off, We notice fair enquiry, and few parcels would sell
at quotations. See table.PEAs-The market continues
to be pretty well supplied with Cow and with meagre de-
mand has ruled exceedingly dull We quote 65 70 cents
y -R1cE-Clean is in fair supply, and in limited
enquiry Selling at 81 cents % fb.-WHEAT-Several
lots market, but hear of public sales. Quota
tions in table merely nominal.
HAY-The stock of all descriptions market very
heavy and note scarcely any demand No arrivals of
Northern last sale at 40 cents. About 1T bales Eas
received and sold at Is cents per 100 s, 80 days.
L1ME-We note merely retail demand existing and the
market heavily supplied Retailing from store at 80 cents
81 p cask in quantity cargo of 1900 casks
ceved Tuesday by dealer, which going into store.
MoLAssEsThere nothing of consequence to report in
this article The market is poorly supplied at present with
Cuba, and note but little demand. Our quotations in
table represent wholesale prices.
PoTAToEs-Ihe market is rather better supplied with
Irish, and with merely retail demand has ruled dull. We
note small sales from wharf at 50 so 50 Is bb Sweet
have been brought in pretty freely and sell from boats and
carts at rs 80 cents % bushel in quantity and quality
PRovsIoNs-For n c. cured BACON the market has ruled
exceedingly quiet for time pas and scarcely anything
has been done except in the retail way The stock
ket is SMALL though fully sufficient for present purposes
there is demand from retailers We refer table for
prices The receipts of Western cured during the week
been better than for time previous and there
moderate supply in first hands. We quote sales from
store at 81 cents for shoulders and 103 IL cents H.
for sides, in quantity and mar
for both n c. and Western make has ruled exceedingly
quiet last in the absence of the usual demand for
retailing purposes. We quote small sales from store of the
former l34 cents and the latter at l2 IL cents per b
in quality; stock sufficient for present purposes.
PORK-n Northern have change yet to report in
prices The demand fer the past week has been
and with moderate receipts there is good stock in
dealers hands We refer table for store rates.
quantity and quality
SALTAlum continues to be in heavy stock and notice
merely retail demand. Sells in the small way at Is cents
y bushel The market rather better supple with Lv
erpoo ground and the demand appears ha become
somewhat checked About 400 sacks received coastwise
during the week. of which $50 taken IS cents sack
cash the balance remains unsold.
SHNGLEs-Continue rather dull of sale and notice few
coming in. few small boat loads of Common have beer
brought in, and sold at 81 Is to 81 373 fM.
TIMBER-We have nothing to notice in remark
for the past two weeks. There is fair demand existing
from miers, and the receipts continue light. We hear
sales of only RATS during the week at prices ranging
| within classified figures. See table.
FRE1GHTs-n coastwise rates have feature
to notice. large number of vessels have in since
last but has had effect rates yet several of then
being chartered There is fair quantity of ntry pro
duce offering Shipment and the market rules quite firm w
refer to table for last rates paid at which number
vessels have been taken up