Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-09-27
WILMINGTON MARKET

II. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Turpentlne has declined zoe, soft and virgin So
~, spirits, last sales SOC, buyers offering 40 to 40,
holders hrm at SOC, rosin common sales at / Is
tar is in demand at a decline of SC a Dbl, selling So
20 corn, the market is well supplied, a cargo of
14OO from Hyde sold at zoe at auction; bacon. the
stock is exhausted, none in store or in market:
would bring 1O3c hoground, hams I24 to Ii pork,
sales OF 5O bbls at 10 from store Is! to Is and ad-
Vanclng Fish, 175 bbls mullets sold 81 to 81 as to
size of Dbl lard is very scarce selling III Dbl.
IA, IL kegs; -four, supply omewhat better, sales
from wharf $9, 81 from store salt some 1000 sacks
has arrived and sold by cargoes at l SIS to- l Csc.
(9O days FOR 700 sacks coffee, 245 bags sold at IO4
TO ia, has advanced to l04 rice, cleaned al 44c.,
supply moderate; lime selling from store IL to IL
corn meal 95c to ST p bush, supply good sugar.
by hhds and wholesale 81 to 6 for N. o., P. r. 6
to 81 Stewart c. yellow II to Sc, crushed 90 to 10:
soaps, No L 81 to 6, sales Il to u Colgates.
PETERSBURG MARKET.
Br R0WLETT, HARDY d Co., Com. Merchants.
Corn, sales SOC, our quotation last week was Use,
and misprinted CSC cotton, we hear of no sales.
but we consider &c as the best price Wheat under
light receipts and in moderate demand, prices have
an upward tendency, we quote at 1 20, 80, L 40,
l 80, / 90 and l 65c according to quality, prime
white only bringing the last figures flour remains
as last quoted tobacco, the market is active and
the breaks are light Tugs "a 4 so, 5 so, 6, 6 SO
@ ~, latter price for very good working hhds,
leaf Z, s, 9 so, 10 SO, IL so "a S13, as in quality,
dark strong leaf is in active request at full rates
fertilizers are unchanged. [Sept- 23.l
NORFOLK MARKET.
Forwarded by A. M. McPHEETERS dc Co
Flour, stock light, demand quick there is very
little coming to market wequote superfne SO, extra
Vt % %, family $40; there has been a decline O.
81 u Dbl. In the Northern markets, but it has no
affected our market, owing to the great scarcity
we look tor a rapid decline as soon as it begins tt
come In freely; corn, little doing in corn this week
we have to report sale of poor. white at "a "a 76c
no yellow Offering; b. G. peas have not made thei
appearance In large quantities yet, very small par
cells Offering at retail price slaves, no change t.
note since our last quotations; spts. turp., but littl,
doing IN this article small sales at SIC; tar is plen
ty and sells at $34 "a 80 for black, and So so fol
bright lime is still scarce, Thomasten ST 20; w
u 81 20; guano plenty at government prices.
September %.
FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. 23.-The market during tn
week has been well supplied with produce. Sales o
bacon were made at 104 cts per ID. Cotton, princi
pal sales to shippers at s to ST cts. Corn, prices
ruled during the week at 81 10 per bushel, frou
wagons. Flour, supply rather limited sales at s.
25 for superfne. Spirits Turpentine AZ and As cts
per gallon. Raw do yellow dip, 81 SO virgin
dip 81 90. Bagging and Rope have advanced t
10, IL, IA a 1Sc.
New York, Sept 23.-There is a further declin
in -four of 123 to 25 cents per Dbl, with sales a
IS rs q SO S74 for Ohio. Southern -four has de
elined 121 cts. with sales at IS rs for Baltimore
Wheat is a trihe lower. corn has further decline,
z cents per bushel, with sales at so for Western
mixed. Pork is unchanged. Beef is firm.