Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-09

SALE These figures, however appear be rather above
the Market and could hardly be obtained for lot OF any
size.
GRANIn the Corn market we have to report considera
bic duness SINCE our last and prices have materially de-
day last The receipts comprise TO- 26s bushels from Hyde
County of which 1900 came to dealer and the balance
72 cents 1850 do at 63 cents and lab do. heated 62
cents per bushethe market closing quiet at M cents for
New York and sold Monday at Il cents per bushel-
There good stock at present on market and there
and nothing doing except in the retail way Quotations in
table represent cargo prce.--PEAs There is fair
decidedly dull, and prices have downward tendency
About 29 bushels received by vse for the week. of which
at latter price, No sales in other scrpticns-R1oE.
Very little clean has market the past two
sales at Al cents per ID.
hands Of Dealers and present there but little demand
We quote small sales during the week the following prices
Manipulated So; American $40; sombrero SIS Super.
phosphate of Lime 500 and Land Plaster $40 per ton
description One lot of II bales Eastern was received
on Friday last and sold at 81 20 100 b 80 days Two
or three parcels of Northern also received but sales
cept in the retail way from wharf.
LhE-None received for the past two weeks worthy OF
quote from store at 81 O5 to 81 10 per cask for
lump.
retail business doing We quote Cuba at "a 26 cents per
gallon, in hhds
| fOTATOES-A d.,
and selling from boats at 81 per bushe.
PRovsIoNs-For n c. cured BACON the market continues
to rule firm and high prices readily obtained for prime
article only few small lots have been received during
the week. and the stock market very light We quote
sales of 500 lbs Is for Sides IA for sides and
hams and Is cents h. for hamsthe latter figure being
paid for extra article We quote nomnay at Ii cents
tor hog round In Western cured have nothing
report the stock market continues light but
of the high prices the demand limited We quote
from store at lO5 IL cents for shoulders, and ia l3
cents for sides, in quantity and quality
been brought in spariDgy for weeks past and the
stock market unusually light We quote fair demand
with small sales of n G. at IA lag cents, and Western al
l33 Ia cents per lb in bbs-generay held highest
fgures.-PoRK-In Northern there is change of con-
notice The market is moderately supplied
he is only retail business doing quotations table,
SALT-No late receipts of either quality, and the stock
on market has become materially reduced For Liverpool
had for cargo or two. See table for quotations.
SHlNGLEsThe demand from shippers has become check
ed and is principally for parcels for building
ses no receipts, however, except small lots OF Comnon
which have sold at So per M.
TIMBERNone has been brought to market since last
that hear and therefore have transactions
TO report For prime quality mill there moderate de-
mand and fair prices can be obtained.
FREIGHTsn the market for coastWise notice better
feeling since our last though have change to make
IN rates. But little produce is Offering still. difficult
y is experienced in obtaining cargOes for vessels, AND
nearly all in port have already been taken up. See
BILE for last rates paid.