Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26


of to report since review of this day week.
The receipts per railroad continue SMALL there is only
a light supply market; note, however, merely
tail demand and the sales have been confined to few par
GELS of superne at Sc rs for old 81 per bb for
GRAN-For CORN the market has continued to rule dull
and note decline of cents lowest quotations of
Thursday last Received for the week bushels which
sold Monday Mt 7 cents per bushel Dealers fair
supply in store, and with meagre demand the market
closes quiet at above fgure-OATs-Are at present in
moderate supply and there merely retail enquiry No
late sales We quote nomnay at 40 AZ cents per bushel
-PEAs.-The market is very well supplied with CotO,
and has ruled dull for time past. One small lot
received few days nce and sold at IS cents per bushe
-RoE-No change in the price of clean There is only
small stock in store still have report light demand
from the trade. See table for quotations.
HAYS in moderate stock and the market rules quiet
No arrivals OF Northern consequently have transac
tions to report. Last sale Let of $50
bales Eastern received Monday changed hands
at 95 cents per 100 lbs, 60 days.
LIME-Market well supplied, and demand limited Selling
from store at 81 10 per cask for lump to
suit
MoLAssEs-There is scarcely any demand for Cuba and
notice moderate stock in first hands. table for
prices, according to quantity and quality.
POTATOEs-Very few in market We quote Sweet at 81
per bushel, and Irish at 81 so per Dbl.
BACON market has ruled quiet since our
last, and n C. cured has declined shade. Sales on Fri
day of $500 lbs at 23 cents and Saturday 10000 do.
III per h. for hog round The demand appears to
have become checked and hear of other
actions market well supplied. In Western cured have
nothing notice there moderate supply in store
and demand is unusually light. We quote at ST 81
shoulders and 1O lO4 cents per h. for Sides
according to quantity and quality.-LARD-The market
for and Western has ruled inactive during the
past week. and sales of consequence have taken place
We quote the former l2 cents and the latter liz IL
cents per b.--PORK-We have change to report in
Northern the market is moderately supplied and only
small sales have been effected at prices ranging within
tatOns See table.
SAIT-No arrivals of Liverpool ground for week two
past and notice only small stock market in fair
demand. See table for quotations No Alum received for
time the stock has become considerably reduced
is however, fully sufficient for present demand. We ad
rates shade and quote from store at 20 to Is cents
per bushe, as in quantity.
SHINGLES-Are in better enquiry, and have advanced
shade We note sales of $1,000 Common at 49, and 40
900 Contract at S. per NJ.
TIMBER-Continues to be brought sparingly, and the
market rules firm Only five RATS received for the week
and sold at 81 IS per NJ There is active demand for
mill purposes good article finds ready sale fair pi
| ces.
FREIGHTs-During the week just ended the market has
ruled inactive, and rates coastwse have declined shade
much produce Offering shipment and plenty of vessels
in port We refer to table for last prices paid.
CHARLOTTE, Aug 23.-There has been very little i'm
provement in market to-day.
Flour-We note sales of Flour at 81 90 4 Is % Dbl
Wheeat-We quote white Wheat at soc 81 90 % bushe;
Corn-We quote Corn at so a 9Oc % bushel.
Racon--Country cured hog round liz cents.
| BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-Four is heavy choice Howard
St. SIS II. Wheat active white 81 Is 49, red OS H.
higher yellow cents better sales at so 81 white
sides g Mess Pork $Ifa Is prime SIS. Lard
I a l2k> Whiskey firm at 283c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Cotton- fat sales to-day
of 500 bales Flour is rm sales of H. 90 bbl. ad-
of 10 for Ohio and State State at Is 81 IS,
Ohio at SIS 49, Southern SIS Is. Wheat is firm and all
z
is firm sales II 500 bushels yellow IS cents Pork closed
buoyant bbs SIS for Mess and $40
Prime. Whskey has advanced cent, sales at 263
Lard lO5 IL cents Sugar buoyant Havana 81 63 cts
Coffee unchanged
Mddings liz The sales for the three days up
bales and the receipts in time have been only O
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 23.-Saes to day of $50 bales
the market unchanged The sales for the three days
up 1000 bales, and the receipts time have been
1900 against 1900 in corresponding period last year. Freight
on Cotton to Liverpool I'd.
CHARLESTON; August 2-CoTToN- Upland mar
during the past week has been of still depressed
character than reported it for the week previous the
sales at that Tune having a 6a 5oy WINE m
There had been change in prices and quotations
entirely nominathe bulk Of the sales having been
PC middling, including bale of the new crop. The
following comprise the particulars Of the sales bales al
liz; 25 at liz and 269 at 12c.
CoRNWe notice the receipt since last of % OOC
bushels, both from North Carolina and Maryland all O
bushel measurement with exception of 1900 bushels
Maryland bags which sold at 81 u bushe of 56 pounds
|
0ATs-The receipts the week. amounting 5000
bushels Maryland sold at 50 cents u bushe partly before
arrival.
RcE-The market during the forepart of the week re
rather quiet state but towards its close better
demand existed and prices sened and ranged in favor
factors The receipts of the week. amounting to HOO tier
ce fully absorbed together with several lots placed
the market in sample barrels extremes OF prices rang
ing from 50 to 3 100 pounds the bulk OF the sales
,, from $3a to $50.
SALTWe remain without any arrivals. limited demand
lots supplied by holders at from 80 to 9Oc sack
) | for Liverpool ground.-NeCs.
y NEWBERN, Aug. 4Turpentne-Sales yesterday OF 25C
o. bb!s at So 90 So O5 for Virgin and Yellow Dip.
Rosn--Saes of 100 bbls. at 81 20 98 bb
Four-SelIing in small lots at 81 90 81 so.
FAYETTEVILLE Aug. 22.-Bacon 10 0g IA Cotton
Fair to Good III "a 90 Ordin to Mid. l04 "a 90 Flour
family &c IS Ia 90 Super. 50 90 q 50; Fine 50 90
Sc Is Scratched, so 90 "a co. GraiCorn, 81 Is a 25
" Wheat, 81 Is "a %; Oats, 40 a SO; Peas, 90 10;
on Rye 81 10 On 20 Lard-4 "a 10 cents MOasses-Cubs
Is a so cents New Orleans, so "a 90 cents Sat-Liver
80 pool Sack so "a 90 TurpentneYelow dip, 81 81
5 "a 90; Virgin 81 30 "a 90 Hard so 80 q 90; Spirits
40 81 90 cents.
ut Flour-Has come in more abundany since last
Sales made Friday at S. 60 for Superhne
and on Saturday Sc So which believe to be the Mar
not very large equal to the demand except III hams
Market firm at quotations. COrn-ls firm at above figures
Market toerabIy well supplied. satOwing to the scar
r. city of the article we have to advance our quotation u
81 30 sack.
SALISBURY, August 23.-Bacon II l23c. BeeswaA
20 25c.: Beef &C.. Butter Is lSc Coffee Rio l23 l.
cents Java IL 224 Cotton Ii llc Cotton Yarn 100
10; Corn so 9Oc.; do Meal 80 l00 Chickens per doz
100 $50: Eggs per doz 0c Feathers Per h. 80 35c.
Flour per Dbl 81 IS 90; Sack 81 Is 81 so Lard 10
I2c Moasses Cuba "a 45c.: N. Orleans 50 Coo; Oat
dc 40 a 45c. Potatoes Irish so Soc; Sweet 600 600 Sal
los per sack 81 so a 81 90 Sheeting brown lOc Suga
no TaIIow 10 &c: Wheat wkfte 95c.; red IS 9Oc
Wool Is 30C.; Pork 73c.