Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-11-14
REPORTS OF MARKETS.
RALEIGH EFT -Rrpop

RALEIGH MARKET .-REPoRTED BY NJ. H. BRowE,
Grocer-Bacon-Selling from IA to Is; Lard-Scarce
price from Sc IS t., Sc 10 per Dbl. MealMThe market
is well supplied at soc per bushel; Corn-Selling at
rom ! on. 81 Rn 70 goc. j. per den Oasde a:,S Gatsm ross!lg from SIC to
-5c to 17Hc per dozen; Dried Apples-75c to SOC per
Is pounds; Sweet PotatoesmFrom 40c to Soc; Irish
81 TO 81 %; Small Pork-Selling at 10c.
Observation-Disclosures 10 a Is. Coffee, Rio Is
a16 Laguira II a Is ; Java Is II 20. Cotton, fair to
good II q g i1 5, ord; to mic; 75 a ~ Cotton Bagging,
cording to quality; Corn l 90 a l 10. Wheat l 4Oa
| SO. Rye 90. Oats IS a so. Peas / GOA l Is. Mo
0 90; Alum so Is 90. srgarss loaf IL 1sa Crushed
y a ID; Coffee 1oX a II; Porto Rico 81 a 10; New
new, l So; hard 50 a 0 90; spirits turp. 81 a 34I.
WILMINGTON MARKET-Turpentine, Virgin 81
hard l .. Spirits IS; Rosin, common 1 0, No. p 10,
to- 50, and 2 10 to 2 10 for n. Y. Cotton, low to good
middling, 1oA to 10 x, Flour dull at so for super
IS to 131; Western II to IL for shoulders, ID to 1874
for sides. RATS Timber at 50 so. S., I SO, SIS, s Is,
and 10 IS.
RICHMOND MARKET.-REPoRTED BY SAMUEL D.
HICKS, Produce Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va.
REMARK.-Al Tobacco coming by the way of Pc
tersburg marked to US, win be promptly forwarded by
WHEAr.-We quote Red at 81 So; White / 50 for
best quality.
gar-cured Hams 1872 a 1439 Todd's sugar-cured Hams
Is cts.
CoRN.-We quote at sage to Sc. The latter being
FERTIIzERs.-Peruvian Guano $50: Fowle & Co.,
manipulated 50; Reese SO; Edmond Davenports 49;
F~LouRansuper Sc 50 a 6 IS; new Extra I a ~.
FIsH.-Herring So 80 from wharf: 81 from store.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans so a % cents; Cuba IS a
30 cents; MuscaKado 33 a 81 cents,
ToBAcco.-We quote Lugs at BY a 31ss some bet
good and fine shipping a 101; good and fine
manufacturing 10 a 20. Fency wrappers scarce and in
demand at 25 a $50.
PETERSBURG MARKET.-REroRrHp BIZ BRowN-
| ley GREEN ~ Co Gnpara1 Cnp1niSaiop and EorxUar-
ding Merchants.
CoTToN.-The market is unsettled. The sales this
morning foot up about $50 or 400 bales. We quote
prime at 112dc., at which the market closed very firm.
Holders generally demand 111@c. Receipts to-day
very fair for the season.
WHEAT.-The market continues unchanged. Prime
white 81 62 to | 65; do. red l 80 to l 40.
ToBACCo.-The breaks this week have been large
for the season, and the market for the lower grades Of
Leaf and unsound tobacco continues dull, and at
very low prices.
CoRN.-67t to 70c.
Congratulated weak and prices about &c. lower.
SuGAR.-This article is about nc lower.
GUANo.-Demand active, market firm We quote,
Sombrero, $32; Nevassa, SIS; Eide, $50; Petersburg
Fertilizing Company, $4S Recess Manipulated $50;
K~ettlewell's Manipulated $62; Peruvian Guano $50.
BAcoN;-The market is stiff, and prices have further
advanced-say &c.
GROUND PLASTER Fertilizer worth S so
BurTEn.-Goshen 20 to Csc; Mountain ls to 2oc.
BEEswAx,-Market active at 80 to 32c.
CEMENT-$21 to So.
GoAI.7White and Red Ash Sc, Bituminous IS to
zoe. per bushel, Hail lac, Smiths 12H, Charcoal 81 10.
CLOVER SEED.-Prime Red Is y a &.
F~LoUR-Market steady and demand fair. superfine
6 so to Z G, Extra Z so to s 90; Family 8 so to 9 SO.
LARD.-Va. and N. c.. II 4 IL.
MoLAssEs.-We quote New Orleans at Al a soc.
RIcE--Firm at 5 to 5 n.
Nov. 10.
NORFOLK MARKET-REPoRrED BIZ McPHEErERs &
GHIsELIN, Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CoTToN.-The receipts of the week have again been
heavy, those of to-day alone being by railroad 6a800
bales, and by water 1,50Ga2,0 coo bales. The market,
r which in the early part of the week was quiet and
rather dull, eyinced more animation later, and on
, Thursday sales were made of SOCIAL 600 bales at liz for
average lots, and lis for choice selections. Yester-
!, day and to-day the sales reach about 500 bales, mostly
: at tx, though some inferior and leafy parcels are of
fered at 1136 without finding buyers, the demand be-
ing confined to the better grades, which meet easy
FIouR,-very little n. C. in market and receipts
trifing; s. +. So OK; Extra Ga al; Family IL a
= WHEAr.-The supply is moderate. and good quail
n very choice. Red l 10 al 80.
B. E. Peas are dull at 81 Is a / 30.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spts.T urpt. is dull at IS a so, with
in in light demand at 81 80; far / so.
. ~LIME.-Scarce and wanted. Thomaston from store
S $1a1 o..
r DRIED FRU1r.-Brighta apples 90 to 81 per bushel o
% lbs; peaches 81 to 81 per bushel 40lbs; unpeel
e BAcoN.-Pr continue to rule high. Va. and n
c. hoground 10 to IA hams Is to II.
t. the en msrket. The stable haDe a ~ h.. are s an arm . at o m1rg I J
quotations except Coffee, which has fully regainet
the recent decline and the market is quite drm.
e pulated so; Mexican 30 Sombrero -; market wei
supplied with all kinds.
Il Nov. 10.
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Flouf firm and active
le sales large. Howard street and Ohio $50. Whea
&c. higher; White 1 IS a l IS; red, l 33.-Corn steady
B Mixed 65a67; White 6Sa72. Provisions steady; Mes
s Pork Stg4; prime IA IS. Bacon sides, 10ka1a1
2 Coffee steady.
il NEW ORR MARKET-Cotton firm st an advance
y middling uplands II. Southern Flour 5 IS to So
n Southern red wheat / IS, white / IS. Corn 70 to O1
to Spirits Turpentine Az to 43. Common Rosin dull
40 / AN to I 4TA.
IN HALFWAY PuIs-PRresAcY-During this del
;: cate situation, ladies will experience great relief /
r.. using this mild cathartc medicine for correcting thol
|. Manifestations and nauseating sickness to which the
b. are subject at this period. They give a gentle slim
&c lus to the circulation, and purify and expel all tho
o. ara q mild that the most delicate constitution mi
rs take them with perfect safety. For assisting femal
at the dawn of womanhood, or at the turn of life, tn,
are equally adapted. Sold by all Druggists at Is, u
! and 81 per poi.