Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-18

PEAs-Reman extremely light supply, with but small
receipts About 40 bushels Cow Peas arrived on Friday and
nearly quite bare of clean Rice and we note an active de-
mand from retailers No sales this week We continue for
quotations, 44@4t cents % d. No sales In the fogn ar
HAr-Contnues in full supply and the market has ruled
200 bales Northern make of which sold at 80 cents
lbs $50 bales Eastern make reported last week as On
market changed hands at 81 % 100 lbs See table 1or store
InE-No receipts for the week The supply market is
rather light but we limited demand Retailing at $
LUMBER-Rver-We have heard of no transactions in Riv
er Lumber three weeks past and quotations are
$40 sl for flooring, 81 for wide boards and &c
NJ for seanthing .or .nd NO note fair
supply market Cuba sells at 81 22@2s cents gallon IN
PoTAToEs-Boh Sweet and Irish potatoes very
and in demand Sales Of the former at 81 3d. and the latter
quality at 81 @ q 50 y bushel .,.. uo.o ooo,n.,
for the week and there fair supply in store Sales n since
is fair demand from grocers and good article sells readily
See ble~INRDMN G. make has come in slowly for the
but n sas sP and 6 fegs n m
price prime article Western make is dull of sale at 10
this article and Northern sells at 5@26 cents BY the key
: limited supply with Ta sf Mesa at remains
without alteration in price, with good supply and
sales during the week s5 sl6 bb quantity and
quality has advanced so cents ON last
weeks rate, See table for store price.
SLAVES AND HEADNe-We have receipts note in eth
of the above articles for time and there is some
Bbt. Slaves would bring $40 s25 . NJ We quote Ashe
the gSSd dEas week of $50 sacks Liver
pool sacks of which have been sold from vessel and
supply market light but is sufficient for present demand
table for store rates alum also in light supply but
bushel
SHNeLEsCOntnue to be brought in slowly and are fair
demand We note small sales of Common Cypress at So % M
Contract $2eG$6 % M, as In quality
ma o g o Poo Ro sG at on GG saturday
at 81 cents, and hhds do do Wednesday at cents % b.
haT i 90 DBL r III P ou Ps S
only 5l6 RATS at prices ranging within classified figures
FREIGHTs-To New York have gone up a shade Rosin
and Tar Vessels are scarce and wanted and there is fair
table for rates coastwise.
FAYETTEVILLE, August l4-Bacon 93@lO; Beeswax
24@25 CofeeRio l2t@iSa. Laguyra OO@l4 St. Domingo
Feathers Super 81 z5@o co. FHe
5000 CO. Scratched d EGO 90 GrainGO IN $500 CO.
900; Lard l0@Il; salt-LivepOOl (sac oo@2 90 Alum
Nc Bacon-Raher better feeling this morning: Cotton
Sales last several lots of good 81 The low
er grades not good. FourVery little variation For
Receipts fair market has downward tendency salt
Rather better feeling not disposed to sell at
quotation.
NEW ORLEANS August 12.-Cotton is in moderate
demand previous The sales during have
cents b The receipts during the week have been S5os
bales The receipts all the Southern ports 900
bales The stock hand at this port exclusive of that
shpboard consists of 900 bales Flour firm at 81 rs %
R6 and the tendency upward Corn is dull at from 81
II CHARLESTON, August Is -Cotton-The market was
quiet to-day the sales having been rather under 100
bales, which were sold within the rage of to 94c.
Il BALTIMORE, August 15.-Flour-Howard street brands
held at 81 S7t and City Mills at 81 rs 5 bbl Rye Flour
s. 25 country Corn Meal 50 so, and city do 1880 90 R
bbl Wheat-white 70@$l 70, choice do for family -four
75@$l 80 and red 5O@$l 60 % bushel Corn-saes of
42@43c % bushe Rye 81 o. Rio Coffee l0@l08e % b.
Rice 4@4sc f8 h. Mess Pork 90 OO@$l2 Mess Beef I6
800 90 Dbl Bacon shoulders 6@64c sides 1911 cents and
hams 9@ll cents S To- Lard in bbs at 94@94 and in
kegs at 0l0a cts B ID. Whiskey hhds 80 and in
bbls. "a cents % gallon.
grades and declining others and nomina-ales of
$3.50 bbls at 81 75$S H for State and 1893 30 good
Western Southern Flour easier-saes 1900 bbs good 20
straight Baltimore at S. Is a 80 for Inferior and S.
SO for good. Wheat unchanged with moderate demand
previous rates-saes 5000 bushels at 81 Is for new
sales AZ 900 bushels IA 76c for Western mixed and II
80 for Southern yellow Cotton sitter, but quotably
hgher-middlng qualities have improved most. Coffee
Rio is Unchanged; sales 1900 bags Sugars dull with de-
clinng tendencysaes of Orleans at II 4lc Molasses
changed with limited business Tobacco-Kentucky quiet
at II &c Ohio Seed Leaf l2a l3c Rice steady at So
81 12a Whiskey unsettledsales 300 bbls Ohio at 35
a 354 Pork-Mess excited, with speculative demand;
sales 2750 bbls at $l2 81 a 49, Prime unchanged Sales
of Mess for future delivery $l3 Beef firm sales 225 bbl
Shoulders improved with sales at a &c. Lard Lard
Oil dull TurpentneSpirits shade higher with sales
at 4S 40 for cash. at SOC for months Market for Crude
is bare.
STEAMER SPRAY FOR sMITHVILLE & ORION.