Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-15

- None arrived last review there Is tar sup
ply in store, which sells at VI 20 y % ''a " q7
transactions that we hear Of and ut
tie or none in first hands Our quotations are 1or s'
TSouoRsCommon Whskey in light supply, and the
price has gone up cents " gallon see 'aoe i0r ''Oe
the absence of any receipts for some time
past quantity market has been cents
ep potatoes have been brought in rather
more freely during the week. and sales from carts ana boa a
~ 20 receipts of N c. BACON have been light
for week or two past consequence of which the supply
has been materially reduced and the stock market hgn
On Friday 5000 lbs sides sold at cents q 10 In neg r9uhS
we hear Of only small sales 0a cents and small lot OF
hams at I2 cents ID There good enquiry from grocer
for hams and prime article sells readily at our gaeaT
Western cured have little change to note There
fair supply in stors with moderate s demand SeOo IDS
LARD-N. c. make continues to be brought in slowly only
small q bb a1 or
in first hands, and note some enquiry at ll g IL cents IN
bbls, 2a cents % ID in kegs Mess Less
without change in price, ana sens from store at Sio So
Ss ~ have no receipts of either Liverpool Alum
Salt to notice for the week Of the former quality there Is
fair supply with light demand and small sales at "
60 81 10 y sack Alum in light supply and prices
are without change sells from store at ~ a 70 cents Du
~ in some enquiry with but light arrivals
Sales during the week of about 900 Common Cypress
g 25 8M as in quality Contract sell at from 20 to 80
SLAVES AND still without receipts of either
of these articles and they both in de@and f
nominal at $2o@$25 NJ o6 for W e. B0 staves and sz
TIn1BER-There is but little demand for this article from
m Weller xSieb pgd s1d y know only raft TINS
prices remain as last week reported
Wanted Fl other ports there not much freight Of
fering. See table for last rates paid
NEW BERNE, Sept. s.-Bacon- No sale report. The
market is quite bear and few small lots OF hams would
bring readily the highest of quotations Beeswax-
Sales Of small lots at 56@27 cents h. CoThe receipts
this article about equal to the demand for retail
fat load sold few days ago 1T 80 cents u bushe small
lots from carts would bring more from 80 to W cents
in fair supply but continues to range at high
figures quote last sales by the lot at 81 10 bushe
Sweet Potatoes yet in in light supplies and are re-
tailed at 81 y bushel
CHARLESTON Sept. l2.-Cotton-The transactions
to-day reached 300 bales prices ranging from to &C.
BALTMoRE Sept 12 y street Flour 50 oo9$o
&c. goo d.
good S@S 49, gGOd prime do 69@$l TO- shSss
cents, mixed Sic 80 cents " bushel Oats 49@5Oc bush
Rio Coffee l0]glOs to Il cents % T. Rice s!@4ae b.
Bacon shoulders 774 sides O@s, and hams 9@I2a cents y
ID. Lard in bbs l@ll4 and in kegs ll4c % H. Whisky
in hhds. H. and in bbls. 4la@42c. % gallon.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug 29.-Maxwels circular quotes the
decline the -four market for the week at Is 6d@2s
"a ea at & Ga uo snd
Jim sos 6d@sl Cd R S690 cd mix mix
sales amounted to 5000 bales.
! RIO DE JANEIRO August 2.-Snce the 18th ultmo,
cotton has come in pretty freely from the Interior and added
Liverpool packet arrived yesterday with thirty days later a
vices and brings that has tendency make coffee
August sacks Of coffee were sold for
shipment to Europe and the United States Superior quail
qualities, say 800 res 5c % aroba of 81 lbs For inferior
qualities small advance of quotations of the 9th of July
bank stock fever May last There arrived port
yesterday and to-day from the interior about 5000 bags
which with what unsod for Shipment leaves small stock
in first hands.