Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-23

CoFFEE-The stock of all kinds has become considerably
reduced in the absence OF receipts and at present Is quite
upward We quote sales in the early part of the week of
O bags Rio from store at l6 to 6 cents per h. according
to quality We refer table for store all de-
Corn MEALS brought to market slowly is in light
stock lot of 60 bushels was received by rail and
sold on Friday at So cents per bushe
Of % arriving and the mar
F1sH-There is moderate supply Of Herring Market
and little demand See table for store quotations.
FLoUR-During the week just ended there has been
activity in the market for State brands and prices have adj
vanced Is cents all grades But very little has in
either railroad and in consequence the supply
has become materially reduced and the quantity in first
hands barely sufficient to meet wants. There
fair demand for retailing purposes, but for want of stock
operate upon the sales have been confined to few small
parcels 81 so for superne and 81 IS for amythe mar
ket closing irm with an advancing tendency In prices
GUANooThe receipts for few weeks past have been
WEE quote sI as ows No PERUVIAN $50 Reese Mani
puaied $50 American $40 sombrero $S5 Superphosphate
of Lime $50 and Land Plaster $40 per ton, in lots of
ton and upwards.
GRANFor Corn the market has ruled without material
change since the close of last review. The stock IN
dealers hands continues fair and the demand Is hmlted
except for prime quality which finds ready sale at highest
Bushels which notice sales of $500 bushels prime
e at a GeHis 200 d0 at 50 ssR 1900 do ordinary at
the balance to dealers, and has into
OATs-Connue to be moderate stock and there is no
thing doing except in the retail way See table for Quota
| tiOns--PEAs-The market appears to be pretty well
two None of consequence, however is coming in
We quote nominaly at rs cents per bushel.--R1oE-
There moderate demand from the trade for CIsGn and
the market rather poorly supplied We quote from store
| at Al cents per lib. by the fierce.
HAY-The market is heavily supplied with all descrip
ons and the demand from dealers has become checked
and only prime article will sell at quotations About
500 bales have been received during the week and sales
Northern at IS cents cash and 100 do do at so cents
100 lbs, 80 days the balance has gone into
LIME-There only retail business doing in this article
and note moderate supply in dealers hands, We quote
from store at 81 % 81 10 per cask for common lump.
| S-FO An
there is fair stock remaining in first hands, We quote
small sales in hhds at "a % cents per gallon lot of 60
hhds received coastwse on Monday, which has gone
PRovIsToNs-In the BACON market we have nothing new
to report Wednesday receipts
continue exceedingly light for the season. and there
remaining IN first hands. We notice brisk demand from
figures Only about 2500 lbs have been received for the
week and sold at R cents for hog round and S cents per
h. for sides. The market is also poorly supplied with
tern, and rules firm at former quotations. We quote fair
demand with sales from store at ia to liz cents for shout
ders, and Ii to l34 per Id. for sdesLARD-1he
meagre receipts of N. c. make for weeks past has
duced and it is barely sufficient present We
quote IN bb at IA Ia cents and in kegs at Is cents
per h. Western also in light stock and sells from store
at IA to l43 cents.-PoRK-For Northern there is
derae demand and the market rules firm. We refer
table for quotations from store at which sales have taken
place.
SALT-The receipts of Liverpool ground have been light
for weeks and there only small stock market.
About 1000 sacks have been received coaswse for the
week. the bulk of which has sold in lots at 81 ia 81 Is
SACK as In quality The parcels left market at the
| sack cash.
SHINGLEsAre in moderate enquiry for building purpo-
ses and few coming to market No sales OF
sequence to report and we quote nominay at 81 IS to s.
for Common, and 81 so to Sc per M. for Contract.
IIMBER-ls In moderate demand for mill purposes, and
none OF consequence coming to market; prime quality sells
readily Only RATS received for the week and
sold at So rs per NJ.
FRElGHTsThe number of vessels arrived since last
has impaired dizziness to the market for coastwse
though we have no quotabe change to make former
rates few vessels have been taken up New York at
rs cents per bb for rosn and under deck full load
Others however, getting 80 and SIS cents
spirits The market closes dull for coastwise quota
tions in table.