Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-28

oong and strict mddng and 277 do at lO2 to IL cents
LOT s'c and good mddling Tuesday, do at lO2 to l0
or odng and 287 do at II cents for strict to good
moo ing Wednesday, IL do at IL cents for de- do
CoRN hEAL-Arrives sparingly, and is in light stock
There Is fair enquiry retailers and parcels from Inc
country would sell readily We quote at 81 to 81 o5 per
bushe.
DRIED FRUITBut little arriving and we note fair de-
mand from dealers One lot of Apples 5OO lbs sold in
he early the week at il cents per III Last sale o
Peaches IL cents
FIsH-The arrivals of Mulets have been onjte iobt for
the week. still we notice fair supply present on market
0s OF ID bbs sold from vessel Tuesday at S. 8 for
pine and 8 for oak bb From store higher rates have
be paid.
rhAIhEks-None OF consequence have been brought in
oF some time past and the market almost if not entirely
o"re' ne note brisk demand, and parcels would find
ready sale at As so per b. according to quality
FLoUR-We have no change of importance report in
Tue MARKET Tor state brands The quantity received for
lew weeks past has been small consequence of which the
supply on market has become materially reduced and but
tue remains unsod in first hands there however merely
ea demand at present existing and the sales during the
week have been confined parcels at Sc for SUPER
ne We quote at Sc for superfne and Sc Is for family
would remark that lot of any size would be rather difficult
to sell at these figures.
GRA1NIn the CORN market have to report decided
y better feeling under the advices from abroad prices
have advanced In consequence of the meagre arrivals
some time past the stock in dealers hands has
teray reduced, and is at present exceedingly light We
note an active enquiry but in the absence receipts
sales have taken place except in the small way.
goes of prime quality would with ready at
quotations-say 80 to IS cents per bushel-OATs-Are
in rather better stock and present notice merely
tail demand About 1900 bushels received by
IN the early part of the week. and have gone into
l-PEAs-No late arrivals of Cor, and the market is
poorly supplied, there being only quantity of old
crop in dealers hands There is moderate demand but
the absence of sales quotations table be looked
upon as merely nominal--R1CE-For clean the market
rules fmer and the price has advanced shade There
an unusually light supply in store, and notice fair de-
mand from the trade We quote sales at a per
h., as in quantity and quality.
HAY.-We have change of importance report in
either description There only light supply market
ard note fair demand from dealers Received for the
week 26 bales Eastern and 452 do Northern the former
which sold at so cents cash. and of the latter l52 sold Is
cents per 100 lbs 80 days the balance Eas gone
store
LME-No receipts and former arrivals have been nearly
worked of. In fair demand and sells from 81 %
to 81 10 per cask
MoLAssEs-The market has exhibited rather more firm
ness though have change make in prices OF the
arrivals from Cuba noted in last small sales have beer
made from wharf during the week at "a cents per gallon
Two three parcels about so hhd have been
coastwise, and gone into the hands of dealers.
PoTAToEs.-Both Irish and Sweet in moderate stock
and dull of SALE We quote the former 81 IS 50 pei
bbl., and the latter at 60 to 20 cents per bushel.
PEA NUTs-Of the crop note the arrival, in the
early part of the week, of lot of 200 bushels which
taken b. dealer 81 IS per bushe This prime
article, however, and the above is looked upon
IRENE price, and rather above the views of buyers.
PRovsIoNsThe receipts of n c. cured BACON have beer
unusually small for several weeks past and in
the supply the market has become nearly worked
and confined to few lots in the hands of retailers. two
or three small parcels have been received sold
JcJ,oy
There active demand and bright article would sci
quick. We quote at 23 l3 cents for hog round and IA
l4t per Id. for hams. The market continues b.
poorly supplied with Western cured and rules firm orme
9 quotations There is moderate demand, and we quot
sales from store at prices quoted in tableLARD-
The market moderately supplied with both n c. and West
make and rules quiet quote small sales of the for
at l2a cents and the latter at liz II cents per ID
4 quaity.-PoRK-In the market for Northern W
have nothing report There is merely retail de
mand and dealers have moderate stock in store. Sc
, table for prices.
SALT-The market is well supplied with Liverpool ground
and rules rather quiet there only retail demand
Received coaswise during the past week 1000 sacks,
which 500 changed hands private terms; the ba
ance ORDER and is selling from wharf at IS cent
to 81 per sack in quantities to suit No late receipts
Alum little market sells from 80 cent
per bushe.
sH1NGLEs-Both Common and Contract rule dull and tn
sales have been confined few boat loads at 81 IS
for former, and s. to 81 so per NJ for the latter
TIMBER-None has been broGght to market during tn
past week. and therefore nave sales report Their
brisk enquiry for mill purposes, and prime artic
IS, would meet with ready sale at high prices.
FREIGHTsQuite number of vessels have arrived sine
our ast has had the tendency weaken the marke
y though have quotabe change to make in rates.
p table for prices at which several vessels hav
or been taken up for coastwise ports.
ls' BALTIMORE, Oct 25.-Flour remains firm; Howar
Street S. 25 Wheat is buoyant; white 81 Is 50 re
d. 81 20 %. Corn is firm at SO 81 cents. Provisions
quiet Mess Pork SIS So prime sl IS Bacon sides II
IS cents. Whiskey is dull at % cents.
rs at unchanged The sales for the three days
90 bales and the receipts in time have been II
st, $50 bales
ITS NEW ORLEANS, Oct 25.-The Cotton market is buo!
" bales Middings l04 II cents The sales of the thre
ar days up 25 bales, and the receipts in
have 600 against 80 600 bales i'll period la
year. Sterling Exchange 81 81 per cent. premium.
New York par per cent. premium.
FAYETTEVILLE Oct. 24.-Bacon 10 q IA; Cotton
Fair to Good, 10 q lO{; Ordin to Mid g 81 Flour,
so 90 Scratched, IS 90 q 90 Grain Corn, 81 Is q 2
Wheat 81 Is q Is Oats, 40 q so; Peas 81 90 q 10
re- Rye 81 10 % 20 IArd-00 q Ia cents MoassesCut
% a. 80 cents New Orleans, SO q 90 cents Salt-Live
n.y. pool Sack 81 so a 90; Turpentme yellow Dip 81
ais co Virgin, 81 As q 60; Hard 81 90 q rs Spirit
er 400 90 cents.
IS Tottop-Not much the mari since last review. SAT-
70 easily made at lOt for best grade.
Flour-We better feeling with sales of super at
rec So Market firm.
Spirits-Very little offering for the past few days. Son
sales reported at cent above quotations.
ed Bacon-Not much arriving Stock on maj ket very gh
he n c. hog round at 3s cts lot OF choice han
zen would readily command 10 cents.
% NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Coton has declined j. sales t
day of 1900 bales Upands middlipg at l3 liz cents
FlOur-Saes of 1900 bbls at decline of 10 Is cents
State IS 81 80 and Ohio SIS a S. 65 Wheat-Sales
80 900 bushels day advance of a cents red
40 Milwaukee Club l6 81 II, Chicago Spring IA a
n alDr pnrk firm MGGS