Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31
REPORTS OF MARKETS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY NJ. II. BROWN,
Notwithstanding from IA to Is; Lard-Scarce
Isieaf fr or = sc 6 Is ! to Sc a'q % per- aaI 5b an M SespFq len msrSyi
is well supplied at 9oc per bushel;, Corn-ssclling at
f f on So RI to SOC. per Grm 6asde as,i oa5s re sSilR E from 53n Soc E, to
to 171&c per dozen; DRIED Apples-75c to o0cper
q ponpdas; Sweet Potatoes FROM a0e 10 Soc; Irish
FAYETTEVILLE.-Bacon 10 a Is. Coffee, Rio Is
a 16 Laguira II a Is Java Is Il 20. Cotton, fair to
GGG ann 10 IS 5 a a &; f pand &c n IS a :: s. "a Fl Flour GG : % a S ! s., ag,
cording to quality; Corn 90 a / 10. Wheat / 40a
! 1,s 50; f sD6 ] sc %; > q oats 4 = 3 : g. g. Pens Ii GOA s ! Is. n No >
0 90; Alum so a 90. Sugars. loaf 10 a 1917 Crushed
IL a Is; Coffee 10Y a II; Porto Rico 81 a 10; New
new, / 50; hard 0a 0 90; spirits turp. "a a Bis.
WILMINGTON MARKET.-Turpentine, Virgin 81
hard l 2. Spirits IS. Rosin. common l 05, No. ? 10,
to 50, and 10 to 2 Is for n. Y: Cotton, low to good
middling, 1o4 to 10 x. Flour dull at I 50 for super
10 to 1917; Western IL to III for shoulders, Il to l3A
for sides. s RATS Timber at So 50, So, so, IS, s 10,
and 10 Is.
NORFOLK MARKET-REPoRTED By MCPHEETEEs&
GHIsELlN, Grocers and Commission Merchants.
FLoUR.-Thc market exhibits little change, the de-
mand being still confined principally to the lower
for shipment at 81. We quote n. c. 5. +. Ga; Ea-
ira 6a a Z; Family
ring the week and all the receipts have been sClI on
arrival. Sales yesterday of 3 a 400 Bales strict mid
ding at 11K a l14. which is the highest point reach
ed since the sales of the first receipts OF the new crop
which brought .faRe5a prices. The advance is Il to
q over last week. price,, and'7s caused by unfavora-
BILE accounts of the weather south and Il firm tone in
the European markets. Ammber of buyers from the
Northern and Eastern markets are purchasing here
which tends to make the demand still more active.
NAVAL SFoREs.-Spts. Turpt. is dull at IS a 80. with
small sales to the retailera as high as 40; Common Ros-
in in light demand at 81 30; Tar 80.
IAME.-Scarcea and wanted. Thomaston from store
81 05.
DRIED FRUIr.-Brigh apples 90 to 81 per bushel of
2S lbs; peaches 81 to 80 per bushel 40 lbs unpeel-
BAcoN.EPrice continue to rule high. Va. and N.
GRocERIEs-We have but little change to note in
the market. The staple articles are all firm at our last
quotations except Coffee, which has fully rcgalned
the recent decline and the market is quite firm.
~GUANo.-Peruvian $5S a 80; American $40; Mani-
pulated 50; Mexican 30 Sombrero 80; market well
supplied with all kinds.
Oct. u.
RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY SAMUEL D.
Hicks, Produce Commission Merchant, Richmond. Va.
REMARK.-AH Tobacco coming by the way Of Pc
tersburg marked to Us, will be promptly forwarded by
WHEAr.-We quote Red at 81 IS White / 60 for
BAdoS-sides 124 a &c.; Shoulders 1915 a lie; SUI
Is cts. A''i7 %
CoRN.-We quote at sa1&c to Sc. The latter being
Guano SIS; Fowle & Co,
manipulated SO; Reese 80; Edmond Dayenports is
F~LoUn.-super IS 50 a 6 10; new Extra a ~.
FIsH.-Herrlng So 50 from wharf: s. from store.
MoLAssEs.-Nrw Orleans 50 n SO cents; Cuba Is 8
ToBAcco.-We quote Lugs at sly a 31S; some bet
l ter grades 4 a So common Leaf4a 6 medium Ga
good and nne shipping s u 1913; good and tn'
4 4 manufacturing 10 u 20. Fency wrappers scarce and IL
WP tSRsBuRG MARKET.-REpoRrED BY BRowS
i Lev .hEEN s. Co, General Commission and Forwal
\ \ dig derchants.
: week, an error of 1c. per pound was made, which W
u presume was understood as a misprint by the plaT
4 tiers generally. To-day the market continues frm
u with Sales of prime at lis. The receipts to-day ar
about 300 bales. There is no stock held here, an
: the supply still continues inadequate to the demant
, As yet no stained Cotton has been received, and fC
such we quote the market as nominal.
WHEAT.-The market continues unchanged. Prim
: white 81 81 to a1l66o s.; it do red fh ! s. L to ! a. S.vo hoon ,.r,
for the season, and the market for the lower grades
Leaf and and unsound tobacco, continues dull, and
very low prices.
CoRN.-6T to roc.
CorFEE-Marke weak and prices about &c. lowe
SUGAR.-Thisa article is about &c lower.
GUANo.-Demand active, market firm We quot
r.. Sombrero, $3a; Nevassa, $2s; Eide, $50; Petersbu
Fertilzing Company, SIS; Recess Manipulated 50
Kettlcwelis Manipulated S62; Peruvian Guano So
~ BAcoN-The market is stiff, and prices have furth
GRouNp PLasrER.-Pctersburg Fertilizer worth s
to o.
BurrER.-Goshen % to 25c; Mountain l6 to 2Oc.
y BEEswAx,-Marke active at 80 to 32c.
ii. eoAL.-white and tied Ash Sc, Bituminous IS
zoe. per bushel, Hail dc, Smiths 12k, Charcoal 6 a
* CLOVER S~EED.-Prime Red So q a q.
ID. FLouR.-Mark steady and demand fair. Superb
ua 6 so to Z 90, Extra I 50 to 8 90; Family 90 to 9 80.
Il r. h4aD:mva AVID and IN Sao q Nv I or H.; at n q soc.
M RIeE-Firm at to 5 II.
p BaITIMoRE MARKET.-Flour firm and acti
Is; sales large. Howard street and Ohio 5-s5. VIII
ear &c. higher; White l Al a l 65; red, 1 33.-Corn stea
on, Mixed 85a67; White 6sa12. Provisions steady; N
my Pork $191; prime IA IS. Bacon sides, l0xals
ay- Coffee steady.
iss E YORK MARKET-Cotton firm at an advan
~middling uplands Il. Southern Flour 5 70 to s.
: Z Southern red wheat | IS, white As. Corn 70 to q
nn- Spirits Tnrpentine 4tk to 43. Co nmon Rosin dnl