Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-11

following prices No. Peruvian 500 Reeses Manipulated
$50; American $40 and Sombrero $685. We quote Super
GRA-In the Corn market we have no change report
since review of Wednesday last. There heavy
sale Only about 4s5 bushels have been received for the
week. of which 1000 do. came to order and 265 do from
at the time Of Closing last reveW pses baye
been made follows 2900 bushels Hyde at 55 cents 80
do t ao e11s van at 81 cents time
OATS AND PEAs-Nohing doing in either except in the
tail way and the stock in dealers hands is adequate for
mand, and only light stock market lot of 80 casks
brought in since which has gone into store
HAY-No late receipts sales there is however, fair
stock of former arrivals in dealers hands and only light
IIME-A cargo of All casks received by dealer
Monday, which selling from wharf at 80 cents per cask
hands, ard only retail business doing at "a 26 per
gallon.
PRovIs1oNsIn N. C. cured BACON have change of
consequence report But little arriving, and the supply
market is unusually light On Friday last sales of 900
since that we hear Of There is fair demand retailing
purposes and prime article sells readily Western cured
in moderate supply present. and in the absence of the
usual demand the has ruled rather dull We quote
from store to ia cents for shoulders and IL to Isl cents
per To- for sldes-LABD-The market is poorly supplied
with both n C. and Western make and rules firm at former
quotations. there is however, merely retail business do
ing--PoRk-Ihe receipts OF Northern have been meagre
for few weeks past and in consequence the stock in deal
ers hands quite light. fair demand exists, and the
ket rules firm at quotations in table.
and therefore have sales to report There fair de-
mand, and parcels would sell readily.
Common the market has ruled dull during
the past week and prices have declined We quote sales
of about Is 900 at 81 to 81 Is NJ No sales of Contract
and we quote nominally at 81 to S. per NJ
TIMBER-There continues to be an active demand for
prime mill, and high prices easily obtained The re-
cepts for the week been small sales comprise
only eight RATS at SO co. So 81 6O So, 50 rs $40 IS pei
M, as in quality.
FRE1GHTs-To New York rule frmer, and rates have ad
vanced shade two vessels having been taken
IS cents per bb rosin To Boston and Phade phia nc
table for last rates paid.
NEW YORK, October s-Cotton is firm sales of 2OOC
bales Flour tending upwards sales of 600 bbls State
at 30 S. So, Ohio 70 S. 70. Wheat is rmer, sales
1853 900 bushels Chicago spring l8 81 223 Western rec
81 81 Milwaukee club % 81 26. Corn Is steady sales
Prime l3 Is $l4 625 Whiskey dull at % cents Sugar
steady, Muscovado 81 u cents Spirits Turpentine dull
at 4l3 Az cents. kosin is dull Rice is firm at 4 A
cents
CHARLESTON, Oct -Cotton-There good en-
qury for this article to-day which resulted IN the sale
1888 bales, at prices ranging from to ll!c.
BALTIMORE Oct. s.-Fleur quiet at g. a S. IS. Whea
steady-red 80 81 Sc white 40 81 60 Corn firm
yellow GO &c., white " 75c. ProvisionsMess Pork L
SO $40 70, prime $4 Is. Coffee active and unchanged
Whisky dull at % 225c.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 8.-Bacon 10 q Is; Cotton
Good 10 q TO-! Ordin. to Mid. Il a 81 Flour
Family, 90 % s. Is Super. IS 0 81 GO; Fine . 90
Sc Is Scratched % q S. so Gran-Corn 81 90 q 10
Wheat, 81 40 q 90; Oats 45 a so; Peas, 81 90 "a Is
Rye, 81 90 "a 90 Lard-l4 a Is cents Molasses-Cub
pool Sack, 81 so q 90 Turpentne yellow dip, 81 o.
q 900; Virgin, 81 50 q CO., Hard, 50 90 @ so Spir
its, 343 a 90 cents.
CotOn-A bout $50 bales changed hands during the pas
week, mostly at above prices.
FlC"r-Receipts light in demand at quotations.
Spirits Turpentlne-H an upward tendency.