Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

article finds Only about Las bbs received for
the week and sold at IS SO rs for pne 81 so 81
20 Tor oak bbis-closing at lowest figures.
FEATHERs-Are brought in slowly, and scarcely any on
market We notice brisk demand, and quote at so to so
FLoUR-The inactivity noticed in the market for State
orans at the close last review has continued through
cept In the small way The arrivals both by river and rail-
m g po @S e or pp my
Inc SAFES have been confined to few small parcels from
store at 81 = IS 81 sa per bb for superhnethe market
GgANoThere is fair stock nearly all descriptions on
market nd only retail business doing We quote from
sore at the following prices, in lots of ton upwards
No PERUVIAN $50; Reesss Manipulated s52 American
Of Lime sells $50, and Land Plaster SO per ton
GRAIN In the Corn market we have feature to
continues heavy and with limited demand the market
rules unusually dull and only prime article of white
bushels prime white from Pasquotank and Perquimans
countless all of which has been sold at IS per bushe
MAJ KIT is pretty well supplied with
this article there is only retail business doing We refer
to our table for cargo Pas No late receipts
y worked off We have no sales to report and quotations
in table are merely nom nah lcE.-The market is
shade. One parcels have been received for the
week and gone into store, and are selling at ST cents
per Id.
HAY.-There is fair stock dealers hands, and in the
of the usual demand the market rules exceedingly
part of the week. but Sold No sales and quota
tloDs in table are merely nominal.
LMEls in moderate stock, and notice fair business
doing the retail way. lot of 400 casks was received
by dealer on Thursday last part of which retaed from
wharf at 80 cents and the balance has gone into We
quote from 95 81 per cask in lots to suit
MoLAssEs-Ihere is only retail demand existing, and
We quote small sales in hhds at "a rs cents per gallon
in quality.
PoTAToEsSwee arrive freely and are difficult of sale at
70 rs per are moderate supply and
| sell slowly from store at 81 % to 81 SO per bbl
have nothing report None has been brought du.
ring the past week and in consequence have sales t.
exceedingly light being confined to small parcels in the
hands OF retailers There is brisk demand, and prime
quality would with ready sale at high prices We
quote hog round Is lS3 CENTS hams IL 53 per
ID, as in quality The market continues to be moderately
tail demand, rules quiet We quote small sales from store
at 100 to IL cents for shoulders and l2t ID cents b
either quality There only light supply market still
the demand limited and only small sales have taken place
only moderately supplied and rules firm at former
refer to our table for store prices of the different quail
ties.
sALTThe market is we'll supplied with Liverpool ground
present, and cargo price has declined shade The
ceps for the week comprise 24O sacks from Savannah
and $500 do. from Liverpool all of which has changed
hands at sack cash No late receipts sales of
quote from sore retail way at rs to 80 cents per
bushe, as in quantity.
sHNaLEs-N demand for shipment and the market rules
dull at 81 to 81 rs for Common and 81 to S. per M. for
Contract.
TMBERIs brought in slowly and the market rules quiet
There fair demand prime MILL former quotations
are readily obtained, whilst inferior and ordinary de-
cdedly dull and cannot be sold unless at lowe prices
We quote sales week of only few RATS at S. a
IS s g. as in quality and two three parcels per rail
road at $40 so sI2 per M.
FRE1GHTs-C have materially improved since our
last caused principally by the small number of vessels in
for last prices paid Vessels wanted as there fair
quantity Of produce awaiting shipment.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22-Cotton firm sales of 500 bales
at III liz Flour is heavy sales of 1900 bbls.,
State at S. 80 S. 3d. Ohio at IS so IS 3d. and Southern
s. 81 S. Wheat is shade lower sales Of $4,000 bush
els Chicago spring at 81 81 81 20 Milwaukee club 81 81
81 2s Corn duh sales of $1,000 bushels 70
mixed Pork is dull, Mess s9 Is a s9 30 whskey is
dull at "a ceuts Sugar is quiet Coffee steady Spirits
81 473. kice is steady.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-Flour quiet; Howard st eet held
at $ IS City Mills s So Wheat finn; red 81 80 81 AZ
Provisions quiet pork $40 Is $40 prime sl4 rs
Coffee finn at la 5{c; no stock IN first hands, Whskey
CHAfLnTTE Oct 22d.-Cotton 10 bales Cotton sold
to-day at 81 8 Sc.
Wheat-5O bushels Wheat changed hands at 81 so per
bushel.
Flour-The reached sacks So SO per
sack.
TARBORO', Oct 2O-Turpentine-Dip 81 Is to 81 so.
Scrape 40 to As cents per 100 lbs
Corn 50 so t, 81 per Dbl.
Cotton 81 10 cents
Bacon-Hog round IL to u cents.
Lard 10 to l03 cents
MOBILE Oct 22The sales of Cotton to-day 1900 bales,
with Middlugs quoted l1c The market closed dull.
NEW ORLEANS, Get 22d-The sales of Cotton to-day
were 1000 bales quotations ranging at la ll3c Freghts
on Cotton to Liverpool quoted at 9-l6d.
HARLESTON Oct 22.-Coton-The ma ket continues
r and the Transactions for the day reached near zoo
bales We quote Mddngs lG4 lie The sales fol-
lows "a bales at So 70 at Ct; % at at u at 81 81
at 81 "a at 81 Is at t0 A log 243 l04; so ct l0
lO2 at 10 7l6 IS a. lag at les: las at lO4; 81 at III
81 at 1873 at III 664 at l5; l54 at ll3 Ii at H. and
277 at liz cents.
FAYETTEVILLE Oct 22.-Baccn Is q Is Cotton
air to Good, ia a l02; Urdn to Mid, u 81 Flour
&c Is scratched Is a Sc so 'irs1n"Corn 81 70 a. 10
Wheat 81 40 a So Oats, As q So Peas, 81 90 q Is
q sye 81 90 e oO9 Lard g Is cents Molasses7Gub
pool Sack, 81 so q 90; Turpente dip, - II
q O 90 Virgin, 81 81 q co; Hard 50 90 a 80 Sp
it's, $50 Sc cents.
Cotton-Continues firm and in demand at quotations
some sales have effected than above
Sales of the week about 500 bales.
Flour.-Receips light; change Considerable inquiry
for Family, which is very scarce.
No change to note in any other article.