Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-21

from the country We quote from the granaries at 81 o5 to
81 10 per busbel, as in quantity.
CoFFEE-s in fair supply and nothing doing except in
the retail way. See table for store prices
DRIED FRuIT.Tbere is a moderate demand for this art
ee and receipts small We sales during week of
sO lbs peeled at II peaches and u cents DER
ID. for apples.
FsH-1he market rather better supplied with Mulles
sun we note moderate demand, and parcels find ready
sale Received for the week $50 bb which sold at s. rs
- ~ Tor pine and 81 10 for oak bbls We our
table for quotations # Herring, Mackerel, &c.
FEATHERs-Arr1ve spsringly, and few or none now on
market In demand at As to SO cts per h. quantity
and quality
FLoURDnrng the week just ended the market has ruled
decidedly quiet buyers seeming but little disposed to pur
chase at prices which folders generally asking. Two
or three small sales have taken place for superne and
% 70 for family IN lots to suit these figures however,
must be looked upon rather above the market and could
not be obtained for lot Of any size Avces abroad
are by no means favorable and indicate downward ten
dency in prices We continue former quotaons-$5 Is IS
80 for nperne and IS bb for family The receipts per
railroad have been small and the supply in dealers hands
has become reduced though may be considered
fully adequate for present wants.
GRAI>-In the CoES market We have no change of con-
sequence to report The arrivals for the past weeks
have been confined to few small lots per railroad which
have into store and sales have place In the
absence Of receipts worthy Of note the stock dealers
hands has become materially reduced though ia sufficient
to supply present wants. For prime article notice
moderate demand and fair price could be had for few
cargoes-say s2s to - cents bushe, in quality.
OATS AND PEAsNone of either description received and
market poorly supplied. See table for prces-RICE.-
The supply of clean present market rather light
though notice merely retail demand. We quote at
cents for old, and l.! cents per h. for crop.
HAY.The market is moderately supplied with Eastern
and rules steady cargo of 19l bales crop
ceved day two since and sold at IS cents so days
The lot of 5l bales reported last received changed
hands at 923 9 cents per 100 lb 60 and 30 days No
rivals Of Northern for time past and hut little
market in demand and would sell at about quotations
table.
LnE-Is in moderate request In the absence of
cept the market has become almost bare two
goes however, looked for See table for quota,
lions, in quantity.
MoLAssEs-we have change to report in prices the
market is better supplied with Cuba and notice merely
retail demand We quote from wharf cts per gallon
IN hhds About 25 hhds and terces received from
Havana Tuesds- lat but not yet put the market
PoTAroEs-There is only light demand and the market
Is moderately supplied with both descriptions. We quote
Sweet 10 per bushel, Irish 50 tc So d
per Dbl.
PRovsIoNsFor 4. c. cured BACON there continues to be
fair demand from retailers but in consequence of the
small quantity coming in the have been limited
We notice sales of only 1000 lbs from wagon at Is cents
for hog and IL cents for Sides and 1000 do from
ceivers hands at M cents per h. for hams these figures
could be readily obtained for few lots of prime quality
The receipts of Western cured have been for the
past week two in consequence of which the supply
market has become materially reduced and is barely su
cient present There is fair demand, and
quote sales from store at 81 81 cents for shoulders and Ill
liz per h. for sides, as in quantity
The market rules quiet for both n c. and Western make
as there merely retail demand. Stock moderate,
I'VE nnfo lS1e at in hla
There is moderate supply of Northern market, ant
prices rather lower We refer table for prices
SALT.We have nothing new to report in this article
The stock of Alum has become nearly worked off in tn
absence of receipts, still there is light demand, and
quote only the small way from IS to 80 cent
per bushel The market Is very we'll supplied with Liver
pool ground, and there is only retail demand We quot
from wharf and store at IS cents to 81 per sack in quaint
ties to suit.
SUGAR.-The market is moderately supplied with mos
descr TONS and have to report only small sales ror
prices quoted in table cargo of 1853 bids
Muscov ado received from Havana Tuesday, but
will be put market for several days. consequently
are unable to get the quotations.
sHINGLEs.-There has been light demand for Common
and quote sales of several parcels for shipment at So
M.-cosing dull and difficult Of sale above figure. Coz
| tract nominal at 81 to 81 so per NJ
TMBER-The market for time past has ruled
ngly active for this article and the quantity arriving bare
y sufficient to keep the mills in operation The receipts fC
the week comprise only four RATS of ordinary quality thre
of which went at S. so, and one at So IS per Nj
FREIGHTs.-There is large number of vessels now
port and only moderate quantity of produce offering Sh
men still have change to report in prices and
wise rule firm at rates quoted in our table.
NEW BERN, October l9.-Flour-Selling in lots to su
consumers IS for superfne, and s6 SO for family.
Pork-sellng in small lots at $l7 so for City Mess.
Cotton IL bales changed hands ats lO}c per III.
Turpenne-Sales yesterday of 100 bbs at 50 Is for vi
gin and yellow dip.
Tar-Saes of Is bbls at 81 90 per Dbl.
CHARLOTTE Oct. IL The arrivals of produce toda
have been light We report sales of bales of Cotton
tremes 94 9sc. per ourd.
NEW YORK, Oct: s.-Cotton-Market dull sales t.
dn1 Of hole S dem e