Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-08

DO at lO4 cents rs do at l0t cents 2O7 do at cents
% do. at III cents l57 do III cents do at liz cts
and 81 do at liz cents We refer table for CLASH
CorFEE-The market for all qualities continues to rule
rm and there is only light stock store. The sales for
the week have been in the retail prices ranging with
Com MEAL Little none coming in from the country
and the stock market consists of parcels the granares
DRIED FRUTT-But little demand and the market rules
quiet The last sales of peeled were at 81 cents for apples
| and 81 10 cents per ID. for peaches.
FIsHThe arrivals of Muets during the past week have
been better and, with moderate stock in store the
ket rules duprlces having declined IS IS cents on for
mer quotations About 500 bbs have been received, of
which note sales Of AL bbs 81 s. rs for oak and
IS 26 Sc for pine bbs-closing at lowest price.
FEATHERsContinue to be brought market slowly and
are in active request at IS to 60 cents per Id.
FLoUR-The market during the past week has exhibited
mness for State brands and prices have further ad
vanced There none OF consequence coming market
and the small quantity received for some weeks has
caused the stock in first hands to become nearly quite all
worksd on and is chiefly confined to small parcels in the
81 Is for superfne and IS per bb for famythe market
closing with an advancing tendency, and moderate de-
GUANoContnues in moderate stock and we notice only
Wan 500; Reeses Manipulated $50; American $40; and
SOmbrero $50 per ton, ns lots of and upwards
quote Superphosphate of Lime at $50 and Land Plaster
GRANn the Corn market there no material alteration
to report remarks for the past weeks The de-
mand limited and the stock dealers hands heavy for
the Two Cargoes consisting of 200 bushels
SGe eo1 wv on ana aOd a. %
county, and 65 cents for prime white Perquimans---
receipts sales, and only retail demand exists
PEASNo receipts of crop otg worthy mention and
the stock of old has all become worked off and the market
s now bare There Is moderate demand from dealers,
and few lots would command ready sale at fair price
say so 10 S. cents per bushelRICEFOr clean there
moderate demand from the trade, and the supply in
fully adequate for present wants We quote at A cts
in terces, and cents per 10. in bbls.
HAYThe market is very we'll supplied with both North
and Eastern make and in the absence of the usual de-
mand from dealers, has ruled dull for some weeks. Our
quotations in table merely nominal.
LIME-Ihere is fair retail demand existing, and
tce moderate supply in dealers hands. We continue to
quote sales at 9 81 per cask cargo
OF l45 casks was received yesterday by dealer and is
MoLAssEs.-In the market for Cuba have nothing
to report The stock in first hands fully fair for the
R dd at Gn 9o rOm
PoTAToEs--The demand for Irish is limited and the mar
at 81 81 rs per bbl Sweet fair stock, and sell
slowly from carts at 60 to IS cents per bushel.
PEA NUTs-The new crop have begun to make their ap
pearance in market, but yet the demand from buyers
limited and only few parcels have sold from carts at 81
80 to 81 40 per bushe We learn from large planter that
the crop this will be fully average one, ii not
larger than the previous year, and that they will of
curing them.
PRovIs1ONsIn this market have change of impor
lance to report Little N. c. cured BACON has been
received for some weeks past in the absence of which the
stock has about all become worked Off and confined to
few small lots in the hands of retailers. brisk demand
exists and prime quality would find ready sale at former
quoaons13 l34 cents for hog round and Is l5 cents
h. for bans The stock of Western cured has also be-
somewhat reduced though fully adequate for the
demand, there only retail business doing We quote
cents per h. for N. c. make there
rather enquiry, and the stock on market is unusually
small. We quote at l33 to IA cents per h. in bb and
kegs. Western in moderate stock and sells from
l23 to 49, cents---PoRK-I market is poorly sup
Piled with Northern and rules firm former res there
49, however merely retail business doing, and We refer to
our table for store quotations.
SALTNone of either description has been received since
last and therefore have sales to report excepn
the small from store Alum is very scarce and there
The market is well supplied with Liverpool ground and
there is only light demand Last cargo sale was at 81
per sack, in lots to suit.
sHNGLEs.-The market continues to rule duh for both
Common and Contract, and the sales principally of
small lots for building purposes We quote the former at
81 IS to 3d. and the latter at 81 TO s. SO per M.
there appeared to be better demand for mill purposes
during the early of the week for the past three
quality will find SALE We quote sales oils RATS at S. S. So
ST. 25 S. so, 49, $40 $lO IS per N, as in qualitycash
and time.
FREIGHTs-The market for continues to
rule very firm G%ng to the scarcity of shipping and to
higher, while to Philadelphia change has taken place.
There is considerable produce Offering shipment and yes.
table for last rates paid One vessel taken up for
Boston few days since at 80 cents bb for Tar and rosn
on and under deck.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.--Flour firm: Howard and Ohio
1852; City Mills $3.50. Wheat steady red sl25 SO;
white $l.36 !l.65. Corn steady mixed Csc yellow "a
CSC Provisions firm: pork 500 Whskey dull at
2O3 a 203c. Stocks better.
NEW YORK. Nov. Cotton is nominaly unchanged
Flour has an upward tendency sales of $4,000 bbs at
advance of 10 cents State 20 S. so; Ohio 50 S. So
Southern so So Wheat is firm; sales of 46 900 bushels
red IS 81 37a white A 81 80. Corn is firm sales OF
SO OO0 bushels at 703 y cts. Pork is steady Mess 49,
Prime IA 123 sl4 SO. Sugar steady at Ct Il
Moasses: New Orleans AZ 43 cents. Coffee is firm, but
quiet. Rice is steady at Al Al cents
MOBILE November 5.-The sales to-day 500 bales
The market was irregular, but closed easy at lie:
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-The sales of Cotton to-
day 5000 bales The market is dull at IL lie
Sugar dull at Ct To- Sterling Exchange is quoted
s. per cent. premium Exchange on New York pei
o cent. discount
Cotton.-Dung the fore part of the day market
very quiet; about noon, however, demand sprung up
which resulted in the sale of 1896 bales at irregular de
cline of to &c upon last weeks quotationsthe latte
figures the grades below Goods Mddng The particular
follows bales at 81; 100 at 9 So at 10; ia at I04
H. l73 at IA III at ia at l5 62 at III II at III
O and q bales at l2c.- Charleston Courier Nov. 9Th
. FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 5.-Bacon IL a Is; Cotton
fair to Good, ii a liz Ordn. to Mid q d Flour
FAMILY, so a 81 60; Super. % a 81 IS; Flne 90
81 10 Scratched IS a s. IS Gran-Corn, 81 90 q 10
Wheat, 81 40 "a So Oats, As a so; Peas 81 90 a Is
Rye, 81 90 "a 90; Lard-l4 @ Is cents Moasses-Cub
% q 80 cents New Orleans so a 90 cents SaltLiver
pool Sack 81 SO q 90 Turpentle yellow dip 81 Il
a 90; Virgin, 81 50 a O0 Hard, 50 90 @ so Spir
T. its, 80 333 cents
Cotton.-Ssles Friday and Saturday at H. Ia liz 70
good, closing with but few buyers.
Four.--Recepts light note advance of Is to 3
cts. per Dbl. on all grades. See table.
Spirits Turpentine--Has declining tendency.
No other change to note