Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
Ill supply, and dull at 45 a so cents 70

FIsH-Mulets are in demand and very few arriving.
lot of 90 bbs was received and sold Wednesday at 5O
bbl
FLoURThe continued light receipts of State brands caus
further advance in prices up to the close of Friday
last small sales made at So 25 90 so for superne
Since ten however several parcels have arrived % river
railroad and anticipated prices gone down from
81 to 81 Is y bb The sales have been mostly in small lots
following prices Saturday at So for super Monday 81 so
for super So for family and Tuesday, 81 Is 81 so for
SUPER and 81 Is So for amythe market closing heavy
at lowest figures. Retailers have supply hand sufficient
for their immediate wants. and show disposition oper
ate further may therefore, look for further decline,
unless demand springs up, the advces from other
markets prove favorable than those received for sew
era weeks past See table for quotations of other grades
GRAN-ln Corn we have nothing to notice. There
have been no receipts since last and consequence
have no TRANSACTIONS to report except in the small way from
store there fair stock in store with limited demand,
and last figures could hardly be got except good ari
cle We quote at 70 Is cents % buhel as in quality
oATsNohing doing except in the retail way in the alb
of any arrivals; fair stock in dealers hands We
quote nomnaly at 40 IS cents % bushel.-PEAs.-No
receipts or sales and quotations merely nominal See
table.RCE.The stock of clean in store is rather
light though fully sufficient for the demand which is con-
fined to retailers. Selling from store 81 cents % H.,
as in quality light receipts the market has
ruled quiet during the week. and transactions have been
limited We hear of sales of 100 bushels at 81 for inferior
red and 81 10 for white and 200 do 81 20 red and
81 80 for white.
L1ME-Is in moderate enquiry and stock rather light
cargo of 5 casks received and sold on Saturday on
terms not made public. Retailing at 81 40 q cask.
MoLAssEsFor this article there very little demand
notice good stock i'll first hands See tablet quota
tons, as in quantity and quality.
PoTAToEs-Remain without change in price Sweet are
brought in pretty freely and bring 81 81 2 % bushe from
carts and boats Irish scarce, and sell from store at S.
so SO 623 u Dbl.
PRovsoNsForN N. c. cured BACON there has been rather
better demand for the week just ended and the absence
of receipts the stock has become nearly all worked off, The
transactions however, have been confined principally to
small parcels at II cents for hog round and H. 13 Is cts
p b. for HAMS in quality. In Western cured there has
been but little doing and owing to the meagre receipts the
stock on market has become exceedingly light We advance
prices shade and quote from 48 cents for Shout
ders and l63 II cents 70 b. for sides, in quantity.
LARD.The market bare of N. c. make, and quotations
nominal Western is in moderate enquiry and the
ket rules firm at former prices Sales from store at II cents
y ID. in kegs and bbsBUTTER.-Nor is in moderate
stock, and sells at 25 % cents u 10, in quaityPoRK
-Remains without change in price, and in fair demand
moderate supply of nearly all descriptions market We
refer to quotations for rates. quantities suit.
SALTWe have change of consequence notice in this
article The market fairly supplied with all descriptions,
and demand limited Received coaswise 900 sacks Liver
pool ground 500 of which S1 cents days. and 500
at 80 cents 80 days selling from store 90 81 O5
per sack, in quantity cargo of 5000 bushels Alum
changed hands few days since on private terms Selling
at 80 IS cents per bushe.
SHNGLEs-We sales during the week of 900
Common at 50 81 So and 100000 Contract at s. NJ
STAvEs-Sales few days since of 10000 W. o. Bb I'M
dressed at SIS per NJ.
T1MBER-In this article have nothing to note
There continues brisk demand from mers and high pri
easily obtained for good quality receipts meage.
Only RATS have been brought in and sold at from S.
$40 per NJ. See table.
FREIGHTs-Country produce continues to arrive very
sparingly, and the market rules quiet Coaswse
remain about the quoted in our last See table.
NEW YORK, Sept 22.Cotton is steady, sales to-day of
bales 15 cents Middng Uplands dec-
ned cents State and Ohio; Southern unchanged
of 5000 bbs common to good State 5Oa S. IS, Ohio
8Oas6 15 Southern at 4a$6 TO- Wheat has declined,
sales of AZ 900 bushels white at 40a$l So and red
81 3d. Corn has declined sales of 900 bushels mixed at
SO Ct the sg a @ s has M has
sales at Is 5oasl6 for repacked Chicago Lard buoyant
Ohio 2lt cents Sugar firm sales Of Cuba Muscovado
at a9 cents Coffee rm sales of Rio at l0tal24 cents.
sales 855as 873 FTeghs inactive ''''l'
WAS In n G. Sept W. 15NavaI Stores No sales
our last review.-Dispatch.
NEwBERN, Sept -Bacon-Hams 16 cts. sides and
% ID by the side Beeswax, 29c d b; Corn has advanced
to s., % bb retail S. sos Coffee l2 q l7c. % b. as in
quality Fish IS So q So Blue Fish, Trout and Mixed
Fish 81 50 O.; HerGngs 81 for Oak bbs Flour, New
s. NH Dry cen a Ts SeT %
&c., upper 8 side 81 Is 2 So Lime, 81 so % bb Meal,
81 10 o. 40 Y bush by the retail MoIasses hid, bbl
&c., f New b SIS Ros1 com
= S sggsr ! b. rein hi to i c f Rro " III to M
tine, bbl dip s. 40 45 Vrgns4 90 to o. Whis.
key y gal 40 45e; Spirits TaSprpentne, % to 4Oe
Slaves $40 q Is ; Heading $40 a IL.
TARBOR0', Market Sept l0:.Turpentine- 81 % to
40 scrape 40 to As cts 100 lbs Tar 81 90 to TO-
Corn 50 50 to "a 90 per Dbl Cotton liz to L cts Bacon
Fair to Good, l5a q co. Ordi to Mid 90 a co. Flour
o6 T sS q IS % % suBe 90 o9 Es @
Wheat, 81 Is q 90; Oats so @ 90; Peas, 90 a 50 90
81 90 LnTd a15t "a cents oa s @
pool Sack, 81 25 q 90; Turpentne yellow dip, 81 so
@ co. Virgin, So so o. 90; Hard 81 O5 @ oO Spirits,
NORFOLK, Va, Sept 2l-Bacon Hog round l5al6 none,
and waned Hams lGaI8 good supply of fine quality. Mid
ding Is Corn--whte 20, Mixed 7Oc yellow a. Cotton
Held at 4al43c; Lard.-New No l73al8 No g. II; Flour
81 I0asI Is; White 81 l5as 20; Peas-Back Eye none; Ma
val oresBlack Tar 81 SIS; Bright 81 55a$l 62 81 Az
Slaves o HID have advanced-saes at $384-W o Bbi
prime, SOW Q Heading 50; cuns l7---R Hhds cuIs;
Pork-Mess $24a27; Whiskey-33 cts.-n fair demand-
Dried Appes-New ST. Dried Peaches-None; Apple
cts Hides dry good I4a5; Hides damaged I; Hides
green, s. Hides do sated 8; Caskns green, 85 Sheep
Iskin do, 81, co.
LIVERPOOL Sept 9h-Saes of cotton during the three
days amounted to $4,000 bales including 5000 bales
uators and 1000 bales for export The newspapers report
the market generally unchanged Richardson and Spence
D quote middlng qualities advanced lie !.
Breadstufs is firm at an advance of Cd Is, fair
qualities improving most Wheat is trm-red advanced
ID Corn quiet and frrn-mxed SO a 38s Cd.
ProduceTurpentine is dull. There is but little inquiry
and prices weak Spirits turpentne closed firm at 3s
0 Cd.
Provisions-Beef is firm. Pork is quiet. Lard generally
L closed buoyant