Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01

last Of lbs. peeled cents for apples and 81
FIsRThere is moderate supply of Mulets on market
only prime quality find ready sale We quote sales for
the week of only about 100 bbs Sc so for pine bbs
FEATHERs-Are in active demand and but few arriving
We continue to quote at so to 60 cents per Id.
FLoUR-Since review of Wednesday last there has
been mness in this article caused mainly by the
light supply MARKET and prices rs cents higher
grades The receipts by railroad have been exceedingly
light and the stock in dealers hands has become very
reduced 6eng barely sufficient for present demand We
for famlythe market closing steady at these figures
GUANols in moderate stock and we notice only small
sSo Reeses Manipulated ST. American so and Som
brero $35 per of lbs Superphosphate of Lime sells
| at $50 and Land Plaster $40 per ton.
GRAN.In the market for Corn have nothing new to
report. No arrivals since last, and consequently we
have sales notice except in the small way from store
The stock dealers hands unusually large the season.
and the absence of the usual demand the market rules
decidedly dull. We quote nomnay at SIS So cents for
county, and Is cents per bushe for Perqumans white
-OATs-Are in heavy stock, and only retail demand
exists The receipts for the comprise about 43O
bushels of which 1850 dealer, and notice
small sales at 52 s. cents per bushel the balance is I'M
sold---PEAS.-None worthy of note coming to market
and the supply Of old crop Cow has been nearly quite
worked Off No late sales and quotations table mere
~ mlna---RCE-The market is rather better sup
piled with cledn and prices have declined shade We
quote from first hands at II cents in erce, and cents
HAYS in moderate stock and there is nothing doing
except in the small way. One or two lots have been
ceived, and gone into store.
LIME.-The market is moderately supplied, and rules
steady at former prices We quote from store 95
81 per Cask for common lump.
MoLAssEs-The market is pretty well stocked with Cuba
and notice only light business doing cargo of FAC
hhds. 10 received from Cardenas,
day. and selling from wharf at rs u per gallon
as in quantity Former receipts are selling at "a 26 CENTS
| in hhdS.
PoTAToEs-There only light stock of Irish store, still
the market rules dull, and sales difficult to effect About
1874 bbs was received days since, only small lots
which have sold 81 per bb Sweet freely and
sell from carts at 20 to % cents per bushel.
| PEoVISIONS-For N G. cured BACON the market rules
about the reported for the past two weeks There
of consequence coming in and the market almost
bare. brisk demand exists, and prime article would
! q figure. nOminallV
l33 cents for hog round and 10 l53 cents per To- for
hams With Western cured the market moderately sup
Piled and notice only retail business doing at former
quotations. We continue to quote from store at lO3 to IL
w-LARD~The market Is poorly supplied with both N
c. and Western make still there is only limited demand at
PoRK-In the market for Northern we have no change
report There only light supply in store and the
have taken place during the week.
SALT the absence of receipts for some time past the
0t mas OIL @ onee
the small way at 80 cents per bushe There is very
prices remain unchanged. lot of 600 ks received
coaswe Friday and sold at 81 OA per sack Sale also
on Monday of 1000 seamless sacks Ito arrve at 81 sack
sH1NGLEsThere is only light demand for building pur-
have been receTed and sod at 50 ne
IINBER-The market has ruled decidedly dull during the
prime mill has also ruled quiet and has declining tenden
cy Several RATS have arrived and remain unsold only
three or four having sold at So to $ll rs per NJ.
FREIGHTs.-To New York and Boston the market rules
exceedingly firm though we have change to notice
abovG f6ss ad plenty w ship
about all in port have already been taken up To Phila
dephia the market is active, but prices remain
changed. See table for last rates paid coastwise.
SALISBURY, Oct. sO.-Bacon IA a l4t Beeswax 20 6
ton Yarn 80 81 90 Corn Meal 90 Feath
re per 80 S PoE oD 90 s. S Coo
"a As; New Orleans, so IS Muscovado 45 So Oat
ID - Salt per Sack 10 u.s. sheet tin Brown 70
Sugar, brown, Z a 10 Loaf IL Is; Clarified II IL
. Is 80.
MOBILE Oct. 29-Saes of Cotton to- day $500 bales Mid
dlings lO2 llc There is change in favor of buyers
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 29-sales Of Cotton to-day 10, OO(
bales Middlings are quoted at II ll3c Freghts OF
Cotton to Liverpool are I'd. l7-32d.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Cotton is firm; sales of 2,OoC
bales Flour firm sales Of bo f 5 Southern 06 60
cago spring IT 81 %, Milwaukee club 20 81 25 rec
cning tendency; salesof 5000 bushels So 69c fol
mixed Pork is firm Mess 10 064 $40 II IL, Prime ST.
7sc. Coffee steady sales of Coco bags at I3l Il l2c
Spirits Turpentne steady at 80 4lc. Eosn dull at 81 Az
CHARLESTON, Oct. 29.-CottOn- The market continues
quiet, but without change in prices holders firm
sales to-day reached about HOO baes at prices ranging
from 81 to 12c.
BALTIMORE Oct: 29--Flour l2c. lower Howard Street
Wheat active and less firm red $l.25 l 81 white
81 40 al 65.
Corn &c. lower yellow, 66 &c., white, II 7sc.
Provisions are quiet and steady mess pork, SO so.
Coffee is firm.
Whiskey dull, at Il 2lac.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct 29.-Bacon 10 q Isl Cotton
fair Good, II q u; Ordin. Mid q d Flour
Family, 90 @ 81 Is Super. Is q 81 90; Fine, SO
6 IS Scratched Is @ Sc 50 Gran1Corn, 81 90 10
Wheat 81 40 So Oats, As q SO; Peas, 81 90 q Is
Rye, 81 90 @ 90; Lard-14 @ Is cents Moasses-Cub
% q 80 cents New Orleans, so q 90 cents Salt-Lyel
pool Sack, 81 SO q 90; Turpentme yellow dip, 81
= q O0O Virgin, 81 50 a co; Hard, 50 90 q so; spl
: its, 354 a &c cents.
CottonA fewEbales have been sold at Ia cents but
r is probably fair quotation for best quality.
If No other change to note