Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07


hear of nothing doing Rice except in the small way for
home consumption, about the rates of our quotation
HAYNo receipts for several days There remains how
ever a fair stock in retailers hands.
L1oUoRsThe stock of Whiskey has, learn, been mate
rally reduced We continue former figures in quantity to
suit.
LuMBER--There has been river lumber Offering for
some time. -
L1MEs5O casks received to order See table for price
from store in quantity as wanted
MoLAssEs-ls very and in first hands Tariffs
selling from store at 81 cents in hhds and 1874 cents gal
lon in bbls. No sweet to be had.
PoTAToEsAs the advances Sweet Potatoes come
in more freely They are now selling from carts and boats
81 % bushel Home made Irish Potatoes are getting
scarce.
PRovIsroNs--N C. Bacon is very scarce We hear of
sales of moment from factors last report Our
figures will be found the market for North Carolina
cured In Western note the arrival of small lots
since last Thursday which readily taken at 13a ID
for midding, and l2a Is cents q b. for shoulders The
market is now BARE except perhaps retail Mess
Pork has gone up still higher with sales in lots suit at 25
y Dbl We quote at $24 so $25. In Lard hear of no
sales Of moment See table for quotations of last sales
ST-Sales Friday last of 1000 sacks 81 25 % sack
80 days On Saturday cargo of 5000 bushels Alum Salt
taken by dealer private TERMS and has gone into
Our figures for store rates of Alum Salt in lots
to suit The price for sack about 81 40 in lots and
81 so % sack at retail.
sH1NeLEs-We quote at $2:75 50 TM. for ordinary
TrMRER-Comes in sparingly Our quotations will be
found to be bout the market, as in quality
FREIGHTSCoastwise dull and remain quoted last
week with number of vessels in port.
BALTIMoRE, Sept. --Flour-Howard street 81 50 y
Meal-Country 81 25 City o. is . bbl Grain-Wheat-
rSa @ S. So% Eht 90
OatsSale of Md Pa and Virginia at 35@3S cts bushel
ia en a s5 cents g Moss:
es N O. 37@SS cts Porto Rico 36@3t cents, and Cuba
go Porkess sso Ss Bacon
sides IL cents shoulders ll7 and hams l2@lSt cents h
a and dG Kegs b. Rice sells &c
81 cents q D. SugarsNew Orleans 1908 cents; Porto
Rico 7s@7k CENTS and Cuba y cents q 10 Whskey42@
4S cents % gallon.
NEW-YoRK, Sept. 4:--CottOn, Market firm, sales of
ss PsE d ssF t Iey h S S
brands Southern Wheat considerably lower sales at IS
M s ] eh for ana 10 fG WSkes
and gFess lover sales at Az cents Pork firm sales
ben ss at 1856 s. s sti
steady at rates s. THon active
a sssi g '0OO 0''' a" ''a cents o. '''' ''
| NEW-ORLEANS, Sept. s.--Fifteen hundred bales of
Cotton sold to-day at previous rates.
Ct aas Old ieT e Se
ward extreme range from y to 9 Wheat 81 to l5 Corn
IL cents
/ CHARLESTON, Sept 1-Cotton-Sales for the week Of
$50 bales prices ranging from to III cents including
bales new which sold at IL cts Corn 1892 cents bush
el. Hay, TO- Flour, So 25@ss 50 T. Dbl Oats 5o962
sides 12a@3c shoulders 1@Iac MOlases, Cuba, 5000
cents y gallon Whiskey Northern 40 cents % gallon
Exchange-Sight Checks New York, Philadelphia, Bel
tmore and Boston, have advanced to &c. Freghs TO Liver
pool Cotton ID Wheat od to Virginia e. for Wheat to
steamers Flour to Boston III cts. % bbl
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3.-Cotton-The transactions du-
ring last two business days have reached APO bales at
from tn Prize
I NEW ORLEANS, Sept l-Lower and Middling grade s
of Cotton command from 81 81 The sales of the week
comprised 900 bales and the receipts of the past year l.
PSF 600. The crop is about 1900, 900 bales.
i FAYETTEVILLE, Sept Bacon 12@I3. Beeswax
24@25 Coffee Rio, l24@l3h. lagura, l34 st. Domingo.
feashers 5000 Flour Family s6@ss 90 Superne' 81 Is
@$O; Fine 81 50 Scratched 81 25 GRAIN Corn 9t@O0c
Wheat 81 5O@$1 So OATS 35@4O Peas 10000; Rye So
Hides-Dry SOLO, Green 4@5. Lard l24@0O. Salt-Ly'p
(sack) 81 IS
Bacon in demand advanced quotations Coffee quite
firm at advanced figures Flour quite unsettled Corn re-
have advanced. Turpentine 20. Spirits 81 to 35
NEW YORK, Sept. Ia previous days)-Nava IStores
There better feeling in Crude Turpentne the receipts
being almost nothing and orders here for England
which scarcely be filed Spirits TurpentIne hay
ing been bought up in Wilmington at 40 cents cash has
made at advance of 12 cents y gallon, closing 43
cents, cashstock about 5000 bbs Common Rosin dull
and lower Tar quiet and hear of transactions
There is fair demand for White Rosin and prime Pale
continues The sales 100 bbs Wilmington Tur
pentne, for export "a resale) supposed So Is b 2SO s
$500 Spirits Turpentne 4l@4l 42@42 and 80 cents
-(about 500 at the latter rate yesterday $500 Common
5 7o@ ~ on the SPOT 200 s do to arrive q e5
u 280 tbs