Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-11

473 per Dbl, and 81 so per $40 s Tuesday, however
it went back and 200 bbs at 81 As per 80 s and
Wednesday 47o bbs at 81 So for medium bb 81 40 per
weight Ne is in demand, owing to the small quantity
offering very sales have been made We quote at to
81 so per bb, quality No. has been in demand and
rules exceedingly firm previous Sales for the week
comprise some IL 1900 bbs at extremes ranging from e.
to Sc per bbl as in quality
TAR-Continues to be in fair enquiry from shippers and
receipts for several weeks past have been meagre Only
small have sold since last at 81 so per
Dbl
BEEF CATTLE &c-The market continues to be poorly
supplied with beeve and of consequence have been
brought in for few weeks past the stock in butchers hands
has become quite small. In fair demand at 81 81 cents as
in quality SHEEP also in light supply and sell quick at
from 81 70 to 81 so each, according to quality
CoFFEE-Nothing new to report. There is a moderate
supply ofmost descriptions store and only retail demand
See table for quotations. in quantity and quality
CoTToN-None received and no sales
Corn MEALS in moderate stock, and demand limited
Selling from the granaries at 81 81 Is per bushe in lots
wanted.
EMPTY BARREIs-No change of consequence to make in
the price Spirits Turpenne barrels. The meagre receipts
for weeks past have caused the stock become
teray reduced and notes fair demand existing sales,
however, of only small parcels during the week 81 so 81
each for second hand as in quality.
FLoURSnce review of Thursday last the receipts of
State brands have been exceedingly small in consequence
of which the stock in first hands has become nearly all work
ed off and prices have gone up so IS cents. We notice
sales during the week of few parcels at 81 % 81 so per
Dbl for superne-closng at highest these figures,
however, hardly be considered fair criterion Of the
market for should the receipts during the coming week be
worthy of note, they would certainly down. See table
| for quotations of other grades.
Charlottesville market very we'll supplied at pre-
sent and has ruled inactive during the week Just ended
The advces from other markets continue prove unavor-
able and consequence dealers here show disposition
| whatever to The bovo bnnD
SMALL comprising only cargo Of 1000 bushels 1000 of
which went at 70 cents per bushe and 900 private terms
|--OATs-None received for week two past fair
supply of former arrivals in dealers hands, demand
| light. See table for quotations. is
derate stock of Cow market and demand light Sale Of
small lots during the week at 81 per busheI for
od.-RICE-S Of clean in store is fully fair, with
moderate enquiry for retailing purposes and sales the
small way at 81 cents per h. as in quality-WHEAr
In the absence Of receipts there have been ransac
lions since our last. Quotations nominal. See table
HAY-Both Northern and Eastern make is in good stock
and the market rules quiet. lot Of 2S3 bales Eastern
received Thursday last and changed hands so cents
per 100 lbs Last sale of Northern at 60 cents.
MoLAssEs-Ias ruled quite dull during the week. and we
note good supply market See table quotations ac
cordng to quantity and quality.
PoTAToEs-Swee have been brought in quite freely for
the week, and show decline selling from carts and boats
at 81 81 25 per bushel Irish enqured for;
bring 81 so per bushel, and 81 so per Dbl.
PROVISIONS ACON.-The receipts of n c. cured have
been moderate for few weeks past, and with limited de-
mand the market rules quiet The supply first hands
fully sufficient for present uses, and prices have rather
downward tendency We notice sales for the week only
10 1000 lbs at G5 II cents for hog round, and II III
cents per ID. for hams-the bulk lowest figure The
receipts of Western make continue meagre the stock
market has become materially reduced prices however,
remain without change. We quote small sales
1G G5 cents for Sides and IA M per H. for shout
ders quality few lots of dry sailed market
which selling at Is l54 cents.--LARD.-We have
nothing to note in this article The market entirely
bare of n c. make, and quotations merely nominal
See table, Western make in moderate demand receipts
light and but small supply market. We quote 63
II cents per H., in quaty.-PoRK-Nor Northern is in
fair enquiry and with light arrivals the stock has become
quite light See table for store prices, in quantities
e SALT-Remans about the reported in our last
We note the receipt coastwise sacks Marshas fine
which changed hands private terms-seing wharf
in lots to suit at 81 50 and from 81 per sack See
table for quotations of other descriptions
SHNGLEsHave been in rather better demand during the
mon and IS SIS so per NJ. for Contract.
TIMBER.We have nothing Of consequence report, as
the receipts continue limited. In fair demand for mill pur
poses, and prices a shade higher. See table.
FREIGHTsCoastwise have ruled quite dull the week
and to New York and Philadelphia show slight decline
No vessels for Boston, and quotations nominal Sec
table, Very little produce arriving and plenty vessels
port
NEW YORK, Sept 8.-Cotton closed with declining ten
sales of bales drnrnsspd