Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-23
Commercial.
FAyETrEv1LLE August 2oCotton, l2l to l2sc. Flour,
81 80. Corn, IS to 95c. Wheat. Soc. to $l-obs.

FAYETTEVILLE. August 20-Cotton, 124 to l2c. Flour
81 80. Corn, IS to e5c. Wheat. Soc. to $l.-obs.
CHARLESTON, August Corroy.-The transactions yes
terday 1000 bales at prices m l2sc
some 600 bales of which sold at l2kc We have no
change to notice the prices paid the preceding day
New YoRK August H.--NAvAL SroREs-We have only
to report sales of geo bb North County Tupentine 81
62 500 bbls. White Ron, So So rs per $50 lbs $50 bb
Common Wilmington, 81 40, delivered aud 800 bBls. Spirits
Iurpentine, on the wharf, 3la cents, cash.
Bosroy. August I7.-NAvAL SroREs-We notice small
sales of Spirits Turpentne at $780, cash. and 81 s. per
gallon, and In Tar, sales in small lots at 81 S7a
81 per Dbl. Common Rosn at 81 80 81 ST. and Pitch at
ST ST. 81 so per Dbl, 6 mos
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90, ?. M.-The Flour and Grain
markets without change and prices remain yesterday
The Cotton market easy. Whisky selling at 26lc in bar
rels.
NEw-YoRk, Aug. 20-6 p. M.-Flour5 80 to So u.s. Corn
Meal So Rye Flour 81 80. Red Wheat 81 o3 Mixed and
yellow Corn 60 64c. Oats So Mess Pork SO 374-
prime S. 37k. Western Bacon hams 81 &C. Whiskey 26
264c per gall.
NEwBLsy, Aug. 2O.-NAvAI SToREs.-Turpentine So Is
for yellow Dip and 81 81 for Virgin to-day the price
rather declining hear of sales So 10 s. 25 Tar
81 Is per Dbl Corn zoe per bushel Meal 90c. 81 co.
Bacon, hog round y, Hams 81. Lard &c.
Foreign Ma rkets-Per Steamer Niagara.
LIVERPOOL, August 3.-CoTToN-There ! ct. per lb
advance Cotton after the departure of the Pacific Fair
quoted at sgd the 1l7OOO bales,
Have Cotton market active Thursday, at advanced
rates.
BREADsTrFrs-The market for -four quiet, without
change prices Wheat unchanged Indian Corn had fur
Their declined Cd
PRov1s1oNs-There improved inquiry for Beef
Pork old and new, slightly advanced Bacon, fair bust
doing at full prices Shoulders wanted. Hams
neglected Lard, small sales at previous prices.
GRoCEREs-Sugar in good demand at Cd advance Cof-
fee-Thc market Liverpool steady without animation
At London Friday, prices lower and the market dull
ToBACCo-The sales last month were $40 hhds. The
general the market that of increased mnes
Some descriptions of Tobacco have improved especially Vr
gina, for which higher rates have been demanded.
RICE-The demand has decreased.
NAVAL SToREs-Sales of $50 bbls. Turpentne at Is Sd
bbls Is Sd Is 10d. Spirits Turpen-
tine heavy at 28s Cd.
OLs-Olive further advanced to los 2Os. per ton A
large business doing. Lnseed dull at 33s. Cd. to 3ls.
Per Steamer Europa.
LIVERPOOL, August 10.The Cotton market quiet at
the time of the sailing of the Europa The sales of the week
had reached $4,000 bales of which spectators took u 00
and exporters 1000 bales The middlng qualities of Cotton
were quoted 73d; Mobile and Alabama, u to SID. The
descriptions 200 bales against 2G3
GOO at the same time year The sales at Havre during
the week reached 13, 900 bales at full ST. advance
GARDENERS s. Cos. Circular says that the weather in
Great Britain had been howcry vancng the price of Wheat
which nearly high it before the large arrivals
from the North of Europe The circular gives
favorable report ofhe Potatoe CROP which had I'M influence
on the Corn market prices had improved Cd to Is
Rice was dull at Is to Ss. Sd. Coffee declining in
both Liverpool and London. Sugar improving in price
Netting was doing in Turpcntinc which quoted nom
nally IS Cd to As I'd; 1900 bbls. Rosin were
sold at Is. Sd, to Cd. Consols closed at 95a.