Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-26
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 70, 1901
BAcoNn the fore part of the week. sales made of
North Carolina hams in small quantities at 16 to II cents
per ID; prices range at from 12h to Is cents per h. by
the Wholesale retailing ii to Is cents sides 13 to "
We notice change in Western, which is still held at II J
cents shoulders 81 to 10.
CoRNThe receipts have been about 1000 bushels part
of which order balance brought 20 cents cash.
One small lot brought IS to SO cents. Meal sells from
at 80 cents per bushel.
CoFFEE.-Sales of Rio at &c. per lb.
FLoUR-Nlarket well supplied. See table for prices
LARD.-The supply of this article is fair. North Carolina
is held at II per h. by the bb Western II
LIME.-No receipts, and none market supply much
needed.
LUMBER.-We notice sales of RATS of River lumber
at 81 NJ for wide at $l1 and at 81 &C for
flooring boards.
NAVAL SToREs-The sales of TWpentiac up about
2575 bbls since last report varying so bb from
those of the week preceding and at the rates the
ket continuing firm at 81 10 per Dbl. We hear of
rivals of hard There the market and quota
tions nominal Spirits TnpentiHe.We notice sales of
about 500 bbs at 26a cents per gallon Sales have been
made this morning of 200 bbs at 81 cents per gallon and
81 IS for the bbls, not retnrnabe Market firm Resin
and Idr.-No sales, and no Tar on the market
TIHBER.We notice sales of Ii RATS at prices ranging
within classified table There remaining the
market.
RIcE-Saes of cleaned Rice at So 25 per 100 lbs.
ring the week. at 50 so for Common with demand for the
article Sales of Contract have been made 81 so 90
per NJ.
SrAvas ASH HEADNe-No sales, and none of either
article arriving.
PoULrRY.The market has been pretty we'll supplied with
chickens for the past week. and prices range from 2
cents.
PoTAroEsSweet potatoes arrives pretty freely and sell
from carts at 60 to so cents per bushel
BEESWAX--3OO lbs sold at % cts. Der H.
NEwBERN, Sept 22-Turpcntine, 81 20 for yellow Dip
and Virgin at 81 25. Tar, 81 25.
Corn-A good supply and sales at IS to 81 cts. per bush
Mea-55c per bushel. Bacon hams l2!c per 10. Lard
llc per Id.
PuuADELPnlA, Sept. 2S-Flour 81. Rye Flour s. I2s
Corn Meal g o. Wheat, red, 81 50 cents white 81
Porto Rico oasses "a cents Whi<key 24 per gal
New York, Sept. 2s-Flour So rs al 81 Rye Flour
Rye 70 Pork, mess si5 IS prime sls 25. Beef mess
81 cents N o. Sugar 81 cents Cotton 81 cents for mid
ding uplands. Whiskey q cents.
BALTIMORE Sept 23-Flour3 50 a 50 s7R Meal 3 g.
a2a Wheat 20 a SIC Corn So Sc Oats 81 S5, Rye
9e sides lOd lie; hams IL llac Lard 81 l1c.
Whiskey p BE.
Foreign Markets, per Steamer Washington.
liverpool Sept. I0-The Liverpool Cotton market, on
Tuesday firm and sales of 10 600 bales at 3D. advance
since Friday.
observation-disclosures qualities of four in better de-
mand Fridays hut better qualities aguid
Corn was neglected at Cd lower The best qualities
offered at rs 26 i'd The imports Of i;readstr were
unusually SMALL and the exports large. Another authority
quotes prime -four in fair demand at former rates The
weather cool, and favorable for harvesting
LoHdon-The frmues in the Sugar market has not been
and concessions have been demanded by pnrch
Coffee toleraby firm, and fair business doing at pre-
yious rates.