Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12


mding, lOs cents for strict and log cents for good mid
ding; Monday, IS do at lO4 log cents for low mddng
and mddng and log cents for strict middling and Tues
day. do. at log cents for good midding.
CoFFEE-There is moderate supply of all descriptions
market, and notice merely retail business doing
We refer table for store rates. in quantity and
quality.
CORN HEALS moderate demand and at9O 95
cents per bushel.
DRIED FkCET.-Little arriving, and we have no
sales to report In moderate enquiry A to cents for
PIES and l03 to IL cents per To- for peaches, in quality
FEA1HERs-Are in light stock, and wanted. few lots
have been received and notice sales at As to so cents
per ID.
FLoURThe market for State brands continues to rule
about the reported in The arrivals have
been meagre and the stock market unusually light
still notice very little demand at present. Only
two small parcels have changed hands during the week at
Sc Is for superne and Sc 40 per bb for famyclosng
steady at these figures.
GRAIN-For CORN the market remains without material
alteration since the close of last review. The arrivals
have been moderate and with steady demand from deal
have found sales at quotations belowhe highest price
being for cargo from Onslow county. The receipts and
sales foot up bushels follows: 27S bushels at $50
cents 2l00 do at 50 cents 1900 do at 20 cents 1000 do
at 23 cents and 300 do (Onslow county, at 70 centse
market closing quiet 50 a 20 cents, as quality
OATsThere merely retail demand for this article and
notice moderate stock market. cargo of 1900
bushels received from Baltimore few days since by
dealer which has gone into store and retailing at 53 to
go cents per bushel in quantities to suit.--PEAs-Al
kinds in exceedngy small stock and notice active
demand from dealers. lot bushels received by
vessel Monday, and sold terms not made public
other lot of so bushels COc sold at 80 cents bushe
-RCE-For clean there is only retail demand, and the
supply market is sufficient for present purposes We
continue to quote at to Al cents per Id.
HAY-There is only light stock of both Northern and
Ike in the andS
demand. lot of 10 bales Eastern received few
days but yet sold. See table for quotations.
LIMENo arrivals for the past two or three weeks and
there only small stock market. Former receipts
selling from store at 81 O5 to 81 10 per cask
MoLAssEs-Fo Cuba there is moderate demand. and
the market rules firm at former quotation cargo OF 22
hhds received from Havana day two since, and is
selling at Is cents per gallon.
PEA NUTs-Are in moderate demand, and very few arri
wing We quote from 81 30 to 81 so per bushe for
prime quality.
PoTAToEs-No late arrivals of Irish, and the stock on
market has become somewhat reduced though it fully
adequate for the demand We quote from store 81
bbl Sweet in moderate demand, and arrive sparngy
sell from carts at 20 to IS cents Fer bushel.
PRovsIoNs-For N. C. cured BACON there is enqui-
but the absence of receipts sales have taken place
market. One small lot of received week
SINCE and brought l2a cents for hog round Quota
| tons nominal The market is moderately supplied with
western cured, and only llgnI demand eAstS ola safes
from store d for shoulders and IL to liz cents
per Id. for Sides in quantity and quality--LARD-
N c. make is and in request at 2 to ID cents
Western in moderate stock and sells slowly at II to l23
cents per lb PoRK-But little fresh has been brought
market for the past week two and note fair de-
mand at y to 81 cents per h., in quality The market
is very we'll supplied with Northern, and only small sales
from store at quotations in table.
SALT.-We have change worthy of note to make in
either description The market is at present fairly supplied
with Liverpool ground and have to report only small
sales from wharf at 81 40 to 81 so per sack About 1900
sacks received for the week by Dealers which have gone
into store Alum in small stock and retas at 80 cents
per bushel
SHNGLEs.--Both Contract and Common continue dull o
sale. The sales have been confined to small boat load
of the latter at ST Is to 81 per M.
Notwithstanding the rise in the river the receipt
continue exceedingly light and barely sufficient to kee
the mills in operation. We notice brisk demand and prm
quality finds ready SALE Only 10 RATS received for tn
week and sold S. S. Is S. so for Inferior and $40 80
$1 Is per NJ for prime.
number of vessel arrived since last ha
caused considerable dulness in the market and notice
decline coastwse For last prices paid refer
our table.