Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07


manufacturing quiet at these figures with merely retail
demand The receipts the week have been rather bet
ter and there is fair stock dealers hands See table
for quotations of other grades.
GRAN-In the market for Corn have report rather
dull feeling during the week ended to-day There is ONLY
small stock IN store, still the demand appears be limit
ed ana dealers do not much disposed operate
receipts for the week comprise 1852 bushels of which
came TO dealers and has gone store and the bal
ance o bushes sold at IS per bushe for ordinary
quality prime article of white would sell higher and we
quote at ~ to S24 cents in late
receipts and the supply remaining market has become
materially reduced There is some enquiry and few par
GELS would find ready purchasers In the absence of sales
we are unable to give correct quotation of the market
is moderate supply of old crop Cor
remaining IN dealers hands, and note merely retail de-
mand Nominal at 23 to IS per bushe according to
quantity and qusty.-RICE.-No clean has been brought
to market f some weeks, and there is only small quant
" ID store: - however, fully adequate for present pur
poses We quote AT cents per tb.-WHEAr.-Iittle or
arr ing and the market rules quiet In the absence
of sales quotations. in table be considered as merely
nominal.
HAfNo receipts Of either description consequently we
have nothing in the way of report the stock in
dealers hands is light, and demand moderate.
hIEls in light supply, and former receipts have become
pretty much worked off. We continue former rates from
store-$l O5 10 81 10 per cask, in lots wanted.
Understanding to report in this article. There
is only small stock market but is fully adequate for
the demand at present existing See table quotations
PoTAToEs-sweet have been brought to market very
freely for weeks past and have declined price
selling from carts and boats per bushe in
lots to suit hsh in moderate supply and dull of sale
at 81 per bbl.
Provision BACoN-In the market for n. C. cured we
notice more fmness and prices have upward tendency
The arrivals for the week have been light the stock in
hal baSh mater We
moderate enquiry present and prime article would find
ready sale at highest quotations. We quote of some
5000 lbs. at liz to II cents for hog round and l34 IA
cents for hams in quality lot of 1900 lbs hams and
sides sold from store Tuesday at Ia per b. this
price, however rather above the market The receipts
OF Western cured have been rather better present
there is moderate supply in store have however no
change to report in price, and quote sales the small
at 81 cents for shoulders and II cents per h. for sdes
LARDFor this article the market rules unusually quiet
nd scarcely anything has been done except the retail
way We quote at l23 to IL cents for r. c. and liz l2t
cents per d. for Western, in quality PoRK.-In
orthern We have no change OF Importance report
There moderate enquiry, and only small stoy store
Sells from store at quotations in table.
SALT-NOne received during the past week The stock
of Liverpool ground is fair, and notice only retail de-
mand. Sales in the small way from wharf 81. and from
81 O5 per sack. Alum i'll light stock and retas
at % cents per bushe
SHINGLES-Ony few small boat loads of Common and
Contract received and sold at s. for the former 81
81 per H. for the latter. The market rules dull there
is little demand for shipment
TINBER-W have change of consequence to make on
remarks. The quantity brought several weeks
past has been exceedingly small being scarcely sufficient
for mill purposes and prime quality finds quick sale high
figures. Only RATS received and sold at s. and S. Is
perm
FREGHTsThe advance Of cts. per bbl naval stores
reported in last has been fully maintained and the
ke for coastwse has exhibited rmness for the past
three four days. We refer table for prices at
which several vessels have been taken up.
MOBILE Oct 4-sales of Cotton to-day Is 900 bales
Mddngs lO4 1O!c. Sales of the last three days
receipts for that period l3O2 Freghts Liverpool Sled
Sterling s. 93c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 4.-Sales OF Cotton 5000 bales
Prices irregular. Middlngs II tc Sales for three
days 3200 bales receipts "a 900 against p Excess
of receipts $4,000 bales.
NEWBERN Oct. 5.-Turpentne- Yesterday of 200
bbls. at 50 Is Virgin Yellow Dip No transactions
Tar-7S bbs. changed hands at 81 so u Dbl.
Rosin-200 bbs. disposed of at 81 10 u barrel.
FlourSaes of Is bbs at S. 10 for Superfne and
for Family
Spirits Tupentne-c casks received this morning Price
had not transpired when we went to press.
CHARLESTON, Oct 5.-Coton.-The sales this forenoon
amounted to 3l' bales at the following prices at 81 Is
III $50 at II 3l6; 1O4 at ia; 4s lt and bales
III cents h. The demand this morning buoyant,
and prices stifening and in favor of holders,
CornWe have arrivals to report by water, and
sequently transactions of wholesale character. We
quote North Carolina and Maryland mixed and white the
latter for milling and the market almost bare from
81 per bushe The arrivals of the week by railroad,
amounting to 1000 bushels mixed Tennessee bags
met with slow sales at from % cents 81 per bushel of Sc
pounds bags included;
week. had been disposed of partly before arrival at from
43 Al cens-the balance and few lots the way
Rice-The arrivals amounting to only 26s terces were,
in great measure of the new CROP and taken principally
satwe note the arrival since our last of two cargoes
together about 4OO sacks Liverpool ground they changed
and are selling lots of sacks upwards at
a - cents per sack as per quality and terms
Eeening Nens.
NEW YORK, Oct 4.--Cotton- Market heavy, sales to.
day of 500 Flour heavy, sales 10000 bbs State
50 81 80, Ohio 20 IS 45, and Southern Is S. 40
Wheat is depressed sales of 600 bushels at decline of
cts choice Southern white u 81 81 Western red 81 Od
Milwaukee club SO cts to ST. Corn closed with advanc
ing tendency sales of yellow s. 96 cts Beef heavy s.
a So Pork heavy, Mess at SIS 25 Is so. Prime SIC
375. Lard firm at log ia cents. Whisky held
Sugar and fair qualities have improved &C. Muscovade
81 81 cts. Coffee firm, Rio ia Spirits Turpentine
dull at At 474 cts Rosin steady at 81 50. Rice dull.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Flour is quiet; Howard stree
snd ono 30 red 81 Corn goO White to pF
IS cts yellow 81 Sc cts Whiskey is q9et Ohio % 2o
Provisions buoyant Pork unchanged Bacon Shoulder
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 3.-Bacon 10 q IA; Cotton
Fair to Good lO4 lOt ordin to Mid y q 10; Flour
am IL = So Ste
Wheat 81 10 q rs; Oats, 40 q SO; Peas, ST 90 10
Rye, 81 10 q 20 Lard-0O % IA cents Moasses-Cub
IS a 80 New Orleans, so % 90 SaltLiver
pool Sack, 81 so @ co. Turpentnle yellow Dip 81 81
90 Virgin 81 so @ 90; Hard, 81 90 q 25 Spirits
40 a 90 cents.
Coton-Not much arriving since last review We re
, duce quotations of cent per 10.
Four-The receipts since last have not been large
though fully equal the demand and market tOera
bly, well supplied We make alterations in quota
tons.
Turpentne-we note decline of cents per bb. in vii
gin and yellow dip
sprts-Receipts light sales easily made at quotations
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