Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-14

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a CENTS and peaches at Ii cents per h. quality
fsH-Mnllets in fair request and none worthy of re-
port have been received since last We quote at s. 50
$ 70 n pine and 81 90 s. 25 in oak bbls cargo of
900 whole and 24O half bbls Herring was received few
days since from Halifax n s. changed hands on terms
not ma e public.
FEATHERS-Are in small stock and wanted at Ak IN IN
cents per h.. quality.
FLoURTbe arrivals during the past week have been mea
ge and ia consequence the stock hands has beeu
some" hat reduced; IS however fully adequate pres
ent wants Under the sdVce from abroad the market has
exhibited rmnes for the past three days. and
prices have advancing tendency. lot of 100 bbls
changed hands from wharf Wednesday s. for SUPER
fine, and with this exception sales taken place ex
cept III the retail way At the close sellers generally are
holding at 81 for supenc but this figure appears to be
above the views Of buyers.
GRAINNo arrivals of CORN since our last consequently
we have cargo sales report. The stock in dealers
hands rather small hut notice merely retail enquiry
at present. We quote noninay s2B IS cents per
bushelthongh prime article of white would doubt
BRING higher hgures-OA TSn the absence of receipts
the supply market has become quite light and is hardly
sufficient for present wants One ctrgoes wond
find ready sale fair quotations. PEAs-None Of the
new crop has yet been brought to market and the supply
of Old crop in dealers hands has become nearly worked off,
There den and former quotation IS cents per
bIshei-RiCENO change has taken place in the price
OF clean demand moderate, and the market is poorly
supplied We quote old cents per b. as in quality
small lot of crop has been brought selling from
store at Al cents.
HAY-No receipts or sales; market poorly supplied and
note fair demand In the absence sales quotations
in table must be looked upon merely nominal. p. S.
About 81 bales crop Eastern has received but
net yet sold.
LMENone received and the supply market is barely
sufficient present wants. We quote from store at 81 O5
! to 81 10 per cask.
NoLAssEs- Nothing doing except in the retail way and
stock sufficient for present purposes See table for prices
PoTAToEs-Ihe market is we'll supplied with Sweet and
difficult to make at rs to so cents per bushe Irish
light stock and the market dull per Dbl.
PRov1soNs-In N. G. cured BACON we have nothing to
report in the way of sales Little has been received
during past week. stock in first hands has about
all been worked off. There is fair enquiry retailing
purposes. and bright article would find quick sale We
q1ote at IL 24 for hog round per h.
for hams, For Western cured the market rules firm, and
prices unchanged At present there moderate sup
ply in store, and quote sales during the week at 81
for shoulders, and per h. sides,
in quantity and quality n. C. and Wes-
TEN IN small stock and rule steady at former rates..
See tabe.-PoRK-Northe is in moderate stock and
fair demand Sells from quotations in table, accord
ing to quantity.
sALr-n the market for Liverpool ground we have no
change Of importance to report The arrivals have been
better and fair stock dealers hands Received
coaswse during the week $500 Sacks OF which 500 do sold
81 80 days. and 1900 do at 80 cents per SACK cash the
BALANCE to ORDER and has gone into store. No late
arrivals Of Alum and the supply market exceedingly
light. Selling in the small way from store at % cents pei
bushe
SHINGLES Are in limited request, and the sales have
been confined few boat loads 81 IS So for Com
mon, and 81 to S. per M. for Contract.
T1MBER-Continues to be brought market sparngly
and is in active demand for mill purposes-a prime article
finding ready sale at high prices. lot received pc
oIIo
RATS of ordinary quality also received and sold at So.
FREGHTs-The market for coastwise rules firm, severa
vessels having been taken for New York and Phade!
phia quotations. To Boston rates naval hav
advanced shade and refer to table for last price
paid.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 1o.-Bacon 10 "a IA; Cotton
Fai, to Good, lO4 q l04; Ordn to Mid % q TO- Flour
$ 10 seratshed, = IS s. Grain 81 IS q 3
Rye 81 10 q l 30; Lard-OO q "A cents Moasses- Cub
80 cents q New Orleans od so 90 cents sa alt y
% 90 Virgin, 81 so q 90 Hard, 81 90 @ 25 Spirits
40 90 cents.
Cottonsnce our last sold at O4 and 1O but we believ
l0 to be the highest figure this morning. Buyers general
Fou-There has been fair business done in this artcl
since last No change to notice in above prices
which sales were freely made.
SpiitsWe reduce quotations to 40 cents, although
buyers paying cent more.
SALISBURY, October Bacon, IL l23e;; Beeswaz
10 lie; Cotton Yarn O5 81 TO- Corn 70 SOC. Meal
so SOC Feathers per ID. 80 35c. Flour per Dbl 81 Is
per Sack, so 81 % Lard, 10 12c. Pork, a 73c
MOlasses Cuba 35 45c. New Orleans So 65c MuscOva
do As SOC: alt per sack 81 l5 Sheetng brown &c
10c. Sugar, brown lie; Crushed l23 15c.; Cla1
fled 10 lc Wheat white 80 &c. red, Is a S5c.; Woo
% a 80 cents
Is NEW ORLEANS, Oct. H.. Cotton.-Sales to-day of II
900 bales at log 05c Sugar steady crop 73c, oil
1t 81 &c. Moasses o5 cents for new crop.
r AUGUSTA, Oct lO-Cotton-Saes to-day of $50 bales
Prices easier but there is change in quotations.
SAVANNAH, Oct l0.Cotton.-Sales to-day of $40 bale
= at decline of &c.
u NEW YORK Oct. n.Cotton- Market unsettled, sale
to-day unimpOrtant Flour has advanced to 10 cents sale
of II 600 bbis, State at 60 81 Co. Ohio so S. 65
sales of 10000 bushels, Southern white 35 81 As
10 Western red 10 81 20 Corn is firm, sales of 500
bushels yellow SO 003 cents, mixed SO 100 cents Be-
steady at $1l. Pork is lower, Mess at SIS So
40 Prime at 10 Is Sill Lard buoyant at Ia ll cents.
on Whskey firm at 283 cents. Sugar buoyang at 81 cen
for Muscovado. Coffee quiet but steady at l0 II cent
u Spirits Turpentine heavy at a cents Rosin firm at 81
as Rice is dull.
" CHARLESTON, Oct. lI.-Cotton.-The transactions t.
day reached very nearly 1900 bales prices rather in fave
of BUYERS. The sales ybe classed follows bal
le at l04 IS at l08 81 at l0 2O4 at 04; AZ at 10
II at ii 152 at IL Lie 81 at H. Is at IL 316 l78
III; 100 at llS, and 10 bales at l13c.
white 81 20 49, Corn firm; white and yellow "a So
Provisions firm and unchanged. Whiskey steady Ohio 2
NEWBERN, Oct 12.-Turpentine-200 bbls. sold yeste
no day at So Is for Dip.
IT. Rosin-lOOO bbs changed hands 81 TO- tale barrels.
J. Spirits Turpentine66 casks changed hands at AZ cts
~ gallon; ...
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TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS.
IL WYE HAVE JUST OPENED stock of Goods suit