Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-09-29

Since then we have sales of one small parcels II cents
for hog round and ID cents To- for hams In Western cured
we also better demand but the prices remain about the
last week reported On Friday about l6OO0 Bs
changed hands II for shoulders and St cents for
for sides and on Monday 5000 bs lots, at cents for
yerv scarce and worthy Of note received during the week
There good enquiry for the article and parcels would rea
Oily bring our cents in bb and l2a cents dTnce
store rates to u ID cents y b., duality PoRk
o Nh a M ass s 1 IN gs'd and we have to
PorAToEs-Sweet Potatoes brought in slowly, and sell
readily s. cents 81 % bushel Irish sell from store at
PouETRYhe market is poorly supplied with poultry and
prices rule high Chickens sell at 10 70 cents eaen as 10
SALr-Lerpool sack is in good supply, with fair demand
sacks sold sack cash. the has gone into store
Alum in very light supply, with better demand sels at
SHNeLEs-Are in demand and but few are brought to
market: Wequoe small sales of Common at 50 50 20 d
SLAVES AND HEADNGWe notice the receipt this week per
railroad of 10000 w O. Bb Slaves, which were sold at $5
M off for ous There is fair air. enquiry OF this
figure No Ash Heading received Last sale was at 81 u NJ
without inspection would bring 2 5o@ g$ y Se
mand Only RATS sold this week. at prices ranging within
quotations See table
naval To New York there is fair supply of produce
waiting shipment and prices the same as quoted last week
FAYETTEVILLE, Sept; 25-Bacon 10 q 10Y; Beeswax
24@25; Cofee-Rio l1@12t Laguira 00@00 ST. Domingo
10000; CottOnFair to good O@Sa Ordinary to mid re
as'tssrs = 5000 &c. n
Wheat 80 oO@O co. Oats 55@oO Peas 81 Oo@o co. Rye 90
90 co. Hidesdry I0@ll green 4@5 Lard ll@l2; MoLaS-
ses-Cuba 25@26, New Orleans 37t@4O; Sa-Lverpool-
sack,) 81 O0@O 90; Alum, (bu.) 10000
BAcoN--Recepts to-day large. Prices steady Cotton,
Very prices The late rains have injured
the quality considerably FlourMarket steady at the re-
duced quotations Oats find ready sale at so to 55 cents
Corn Very little coming in from the country
"A few lots from the country sold last week at 81 30 B bu
Turpentine 2 80 Spirits 43 to 45
u e 0ttOn he traO
to-day limited to 400 bales at extremes ranging from
81 to o. Former prices sustained.
NEW YORK Sept. Relationships of $500 bbls. good
Ohio at 5o@s7 So Southern in limited demand sales
Rio Coffee firm, sales limited TurpentineSales 500 bills
Spirits at 5lt52c. Tar-Saes of Wilmington at So 10
Whskey 42@42hc. Pork--sales of Mess and Prime at
IL 25l So Sales of shoulders at Gloss and hams 74@74
| Lard---sales at l1@Il4c.
BALTIMORE, Sept 26.-Four--sales to. day of Howard
street 81 So Wheaales of white good to prime at 81
45@I S. choice do 81 so and family flour do at 81 500
s. Sales Of red, good to prime, at 81 37@l % very
choiss do at 81 so % bush Cornsales Of white at 73@5c
and yellow 75@7Sc, cut and mixed 7073c Oatessales
at 4653c Coe-sales of Rio at l03@lla to l4c Rice
held at 4a@54c % ID. Pork-saes of Mess Pork $15 and
Prime do at $2 So Mess Beef SIG Bacon shoulders at
74@7tc sides Sic and hams at 9@12c Lardales at II
ollie. Whkey-saes in hhds at 40c, and in bbls. at Al
| Ollie.
HAVANA, Sept. 22.-Moasses-At outports is worth 3
rails ighterage Here there scarcely any Rice is
scarce and demand. LumberWhe Pine sells at 1913 y
M Pitch Pine is in demand. The first cargoes of both
Moasses HID. Shocks wanted Sugar HID. Shocks are
abundant but in greater demand Hoops II feet
sell for $50 and long for $65. Feghts slightly i'm
proved Unite nothing doing for
want of vessels Rates nominal say for Sugar % box
81 81 u.s. for Sugar % hid so to So. Molasses %
hid. So so to So IS.