Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

Two cargoes of $500 bushels received from Hyde
county day two SINCE and changed hands at Il rs
per bushe We also about bushels received
per railroad, 500 of which dealer and balance
unsod.--OATs--None have been received here
for several weeks past and the supply of former receipts
naming in dealers hands quite small note, however,
merely retail demand, and quotations in table nom
nal.-PEAs-Th stock of Cow market is small
though fully sufficient for present purposes note
scarcely any demand Parcels would be difficult of sale at
lowest figures in abe.-RICE-Th is fair stock of
clean store and only light demand from the trade. Sell
ling at 81 cents per lb.-WHEAT-m this article we
have nothing report the way of public sales The
ceipts for the week comprise only about 1900 bushels
which have changed hands private terms See table
quotations.
HAY.-The market is heavily supplied with Northern and
demand from Dealers rules dull at low figures
One lot of 1876 bales received days since and
changed hands 40 per lbs cash. Last sale of
Eastern was at Is cents.
LIMEWe note full stock of former arrivals in dealers
hands, and scarcely any demand exists Selling from store
at 80 cents 81 per cask, in quantities to suit.
receipts for two three weeks past, and
the supply of Cuba remaining in first hands very small
the market is firm and rules steady former figures See
table.
PoTAroEs.-Sweet have been brought in pretty freely
during the past week and sold from boats and carts at 81 to
| 81 20 per bushel.
PRovIs1oNs-In the market for N. C. cured BACON we
have scarcely anything to report the way of saes dealers
seeming but little disposed to operate at the Figures which
holders asking consequently the transactions have been
confined entirely to small lots from first hands. Our quota
lions in table represent wholesale transactions The
cepts have been rather BETTER though notice only
light stock at present market The stock of Western
cured also light and the market firm at last weeks
figures have however, to report only small transactions
from store at prices ranging within quotations. quanti
ty and quality. See table-LARD.-One two small
lots of n make received but not sold held at IA cents
JTT.-L
which is merely for retailing purposes We quote from
store at l23 Ii cents per lb.-PoRK-N Northern con-
tinues in moderate supply and with limited demand we
only small sales from store at prices quoted in
table.
SALT-No late receipts of Liverpool sack and the stock
market has been pretty much worked some demand
exists and few lots would find ready purchasers at fair
quotation. Alum in fair supply and dull at quotations.
See table.
SHNGLEs-There has been only light demand for some
time pas the sales for the week have confined to
small lots at 81 81 rs for Common and 81 so S. % M
for Contract.
TBER-The arrivals for some time past ave been ex.
ceedingly light owing mainly the stage of the water
courses and with rather better demand mill purposes
the market rules rmer Only two three RATS have been
received for the week. and sold at S. 81 so per NJ
cording to quality.
FREIGHTsDurng the past week very few vessels have
arrived and about all in port have been taken up in
consequence shade advance on rates
New York Vessels experience but little difficulty in OBJ.
tanning cargo at present See table for last paid.
NEWBERN, Aug. 24th-Bacon.-No change has taken
place in the price of Bacon since last review, although
the stock hand is somewhat diminished Of hog round
there is much market ~ c. hams about 5000 lbs
middngs 4,oOO and shoulders, 1000 lbs.
Coffee dropping, and quote Rio slight reduction,
Fish.-Assorted stock in market about 200 bbs Nova
Scotia Herring held at 50 So and n do at $ s. So
worthy OF
FrnitHyde county Apples are in demand at so rs c.,
Lard-A slight Improvement is apparent, and we quote
outside figures at IA per lib Very little in market
Rice has advanced quote 81 to 81 so per cwt.
Sugar is still looking upward Transaction chiefly
confined to retail.
Turpentne has advanced since quotations. virgin
realizing 50 so and dip 50 10 per Dbl.
NEW YORK, Aug A-Cotto ON is irm-sales of 500 bales.
Wheat heavy-saes of 40 600 bushels southern red 81
81 81; white, 81 43 81 60; Western, 81 80 81 32a
white, soc. Pork is heavy-ness SIS so ST. Whis,
key is quiet at 26c Sugar is IN y 81 cts
II steady at 81 70. Rice is firm.
Is BALTIMORE Aug. 2.Flour is steady and quiet-How-
ard street and Ohio IS 623 City Mills s. So Wheat is
30 Corn betterwhite 80 ac.; yellow So 80
Whiskey is dull Provisions are dul-buk, q s3c Lard
is quiet at l2tc Pork is quetmess at SIT so SIT 81
? Fair to Good IA IL, ordi to Mid iof IL Flour
'% oo S s % suRs Se rof
e Wheat, 50 90 co. Oats, 40 @ As Peas IS q so 80
Orleans Is 81 esnts
pool Sack 81 Is q co. Turpentine yellow dip, So IS
1T q 90; Virgin, 50 so 90 Hard 81 90 a 90 Spirits
80 40 cents Peruvian G9ano tons and upwards, s65
0 ton of 2, 900 bs.; less quantity So
FourSaes this morning at highest figures The present
high price owing to the low stages of water N c. Bran
dy-New begins to come in and sales at reduced prices
CHARLESTON, Aug. goth, ls58.-CorToN- receipts
up 1900 bales at the suboined prices lie bales
u at at 10 IS at 10y 80 at lo3 70 at $50 al
IL AS at 1911 bales l22c bale al
the crop, classed Middling Fair, brought l2ac.
-CednPrces have ranged from $22 to $50 % hun
bred but the bulk of the sales made within the
of 50 $34 y hundred.
CoRN-Prces gone down IS 80 cents y bushel for
he Road Corn, and p cents for North Carolina cargo.
le FLOURISH Sc S9 Dbl. for superfne.
=; HAY-66 cents % 100 lbs.
BAcoN.-sides 10 lO4; Shoulders u cents y b.
Of BAGGING RoPE.-Gunny Cloth l52 l6 cents West
2. ern Rope a 73c.
In SALT-65 70 cents per sack
MoLAssEs-Sales in the small way 43 a 45c. . gallon
Il for Cuba
lie WASHINGTON, August l7.-Naval StoresLDp Turpen
tine 81 So scrape 81 20 Spirits 80 cents; Tar 81
ID 90 Rosin 81 90 l TO-
Grain-Corn-here little more Of this article COMING
forward and selling from boats at 60 IS cents q bushe
Wheat-here of this article offered for sale-wouG
probably bring 80 81 90 d bushel, for good article
Oats-there offered for salewould bring about
cents T9 bushel.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lO-The cotton market opened buoy
ant closed to-day quiet and steady. The sales for th
past three days estimated at 600 bales including
900 SPECTATORS and 1880 bales to exporters. The adj
from Manchester favorable, the trade being
| orally in firm condition
or Beadstufs-The weather has been favorable for tn
crops The breadsufs market closed with declining ten
dency Flour suffered decline in all qualities. The quo
Is taons closed follows Philadelphia and Baltimore,
nit cd 22s Ohio 22s 23s Wheat, Western White, IS s.
Sd western red IS sd 6s Sd southern white Is Sd
IT. firm but there demand for good corn and sales
white 34s 34s cd yellow 33s 33s Cd; Orleans whit