Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

the latter For the past day or two however buyers have
scarcely auy disposition to purchase, and small
lot has sold at Sc for super. We quote at Sc to 80
Is for superne and Sc rs to sc so or family but would
remark that lowest quotations nearer the mark and
lot of any size would command higher rates. The re-
cepts have been small still notice moderate supply in
first hands.
GRAN-In CORN have to report Improvement of q
cents on former quotations; the Market however, pretty
supplied and rules quiet Received for the week 5000
bushels of which 500 bushels of superior quality om Ons
low county, sold at IS CENTS and 5000 do at 8 cents
bushel the balance has gone into ostore.OATs-There
moderate supply in dealers hands, aad notice merely
retail enquiry no sales except in the small way from
store-PEAs-No late receipts or sales of CoD that we
Dealers have fair stock on hand and at pres
ent there very little demand We quote at 20 to IS cents
per bushel, in quality.-RIcE.-The market is un-
changed Clean in fair stock and sells slowly at Al
cents per Id.
HAY-In consequence of limited receipts for some
weeks past the stock market has become somewhat
duced and at present rather small. We notice moder
ate demand parcels would sell readily. lot of 1Ol
bales Northern received Saturday last and sold at
| 723 cents per 100 lbs, 80 days.
LMEA cargo of 1900 casks has been received by dealer
since last review and has gone into store Selling the
small way at 81 05 a 81 10 per cask for lump
MoLAssEs-The market continues to be moderately sup
piled with Cuba and but little demand exists Only small
have taken place at % "a cents per gallon in hhds
as in quality.
PorAToEs-ish in rather better supply and dull at
2 81 so per bb Sweet arrive freely and sell from
carts at 80 cents to 81 per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-In the market fer N. c. cured BACON we
have nothing report since review of Thursday last
The receipts continue moderate and there is fair supply
in there however but light demand from dealers,
and the sales have been confined to few parcels ia to
II hog round and 133 to IA per hams
according to quantity and quality. In Western cured we
notice better feeling and owing mainly to the reduced
stock prices have advanced. Little has been re-
ceved during the past week two and there scarcely
any market. We quote at 90 to 10 cents for shoulders
and ia to III per b. for sides-LARD-Them mar.
ket appears to be moderately supplied with both c. and
Western make and nothing doing except in the small way
We refer to our table for prices-PoRK-n the market
for Northern have material change notice. There
merely retail business DOING and the stock fully ade-
quate for present wants. See table for store rates.
SALT-No receipts either description during the
just ended Liverpool ground is in moderate stock and
with fair demand market rules rm Last sale was at
81 selling from store 81 10 81 Is per sack. Alum
in light supply and sells from 20 to 25 cents per
bushel.
SHINGLKs.-Common in moderate demand for ship.
ping and brought in slowly sell at So So rs per M
quantity and quality Contract also wanted and
a good article sells at $5.
TMBERHas been brought to market sparingly for some
time past, scarcely enough arriving keep the in
operation. There brisk demand existing and prime
article readily commands high figures. Received the
week 8rafs and sold at So 5O S. IS 50 SO to $40 per
NJ, as in quality.
FREIGHTs.But little country produce arriving, and
notwithstanding the small number in port rates
coaswise continue to rule exceedingly dull. We refer to
our table for last rates paid.