Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

adequate for present wants, the demand is unusually
light We quote sales for the week Of only about It's bbs
at Sc rs for uperne and 81 per bbl for famythe
market closing rather weak and prices have downward
tendency.
GRAN-In the Corn market we have change of impor
report since review of Thursday last The de-
mand appears to be limited and note fair supply on
market Only about 3400 bushels received during the
week, of which 800 do. sold at 80 cents per bushel
and the balance came to dealers.--OATs-The market
is rather better supplied, and, with meagre demand,
has ruled quiet for the week. Retailing from store at
47a to so cents per bushel, in quantities to sutPEAs
Dealers have moderate supply of Con- in store and at
present there very little demand lot of 100 bushels
Gnferor) sold from vessel Wednesday at 65 cents
We quote the market quiet at from 65 to % cents
per bushel as in qualy.-RICE-Clean is in moderate
stock and notice merely retail demand We quote at
to Al per h. which small sales have taken place.
HAY-No receipts of either Northern Eastern during
the past week. consequently have transactions to
port market moderately supplied and there only light
demand from dealers. See table for quotations
| HEADmG-Are in moderate enquiry, and prime article
sells quick lot Ash sold few day since at Sl3 per M.
LE-In the absence of receipts the stock has become
considerably reduced it is however, fully adequate for
present demand and two cargoes are now looked
for Selling in the small way from store at 81 10 per cask
MoLAssEss in moderate stock and only retail business
doing See table for quotations, quantity and quality
PRovsIONs-For c. cured BACON the market has ruled
very dull during the week just ended There is good stock
in first hands, and demand for retailing purposes is
suay light We quote sales of 5000 lbs at liz cents
hog round 900 lbs Superior quality II cents
for do do and 3 cents per h. for hamscosng inactive
at lowest figure Western cured in moderate supply and
merely retail demand exists. The sales have been conf
ned to small lots from store at 81 81 cents for shoulders
and 1O3 lOl cents for sides in quantity.--LARD-
We have change report in the market for either n C.
Western make the stock is SMALL still notice very
light demand. Sells at 12a ID cents for the former, and
III l24 cents for the atterPORK.-Th market con-
tnues to be pretty well supplied with Northern and rules
the last reported. We refer our table for
store rates. according TO quantity and quality.
SALTNOne of either description received during the past
week. The stock Of Liverpool ground light and we note
a moderate demand. See table for prices.
SHINGLES Are in fair demand for shipping purposes and
prices have further advanced Only few small lots have
brought n and sold at So to So so for Common and
IS per M. for Contract.
TBER-Has arrived slowly for some time past and in
brisk demand mill purposes. Only RATS received
during the week. and sold at $3.50 for inferior and 81 per
NJ. for ordinary quality.
FREIGuTs-The market has ruled exceedingly dull for
coaswc since last and, if anything are shade
lower. Produce has been brought in spangy, but lit
tie Offering shipment several vessels port are await
ing cargoes. See table for rates.
SALISBURY, August 39-Bacon 133 a l5c.; Beeswax
% 23c.; Beef 5c Butter IA 20c.; Coffee Rio l25 IA
cents Java Il 22l Cotton 10 l2c; Cotton Yarn los
10 Corn so 90c; do Meal 30 l00 Chickens per doZ.
100 1906 Eggs per doz l0c.; Feathers per Id. 80 &c.,
Flour per bb 81 GO $4 So Sack 81 20 81 49, Lard 10
Re. Moasses Cuba 81 a 45c N. Orleans 55 G5c Oats
40 45c Potatoes Irish so 70c.; Sweet 900 600; Salt
brown llc; Crushed i25 i5c; Clarified i IOs ifc
Talow 10 l28c; Wheat white, 30 &C.. red So 9Oc.
Wool 80 35c.; Pork 73c.
MOBILE August 30-The transactions in the Cotton mar
ket to-day have been unimporan The prices unchan
ged The sales of three days to $50 bales and the
receipts for that period 1850 bales Freghts Cotton
l, to Liverpool are cd, and nominal.
d CHARLOTTE, Aug 3Oth-The market to day has been
quite active and there has been better supply of produce
! offered.
n Cotton.-We report sales of IL bales at IL cts.
FourEXtra family flour brought 81 60 a 81 rs per Dbl.
Wheat-We hear of lot prime white being sold which
" brought 81 per bushe; Red IS a 80 cts per bushel.
Corn-Was disposed of at IS a ia cts. per busheI.
<. Corn Meal-We quote at 775 cts. per bushe
NEWBERN Aug. 3lst-Turpentine- Sales yesterday Of
Four-FIour has declined Is cts bb and we note
sales of small lots at S. Is for Superne and 81 rs for Fam
BALTIMORE, Aug. so.-Flour firm; Howard Street and
City Mills S. %. Wheat buoyant and active red unchang
eo Mess Pork S4 " s Pme % Gus a
quiet; sales at III liz cts. Whiskey unchanged.
NEW York; Aug sO.-Cotton- Market fat, sales to-day
of 800 bales. Flour is firm, sales of 5000 bbs State
20 81 45, Ohio 81 IS S. So Southern S. %
red '2ss St e. o ned sSp KenH Re xbs
81 A. Corn heavy sales OF 1900 bushels mixed so
Prime SIC Is. Whskey is firm at 2 cts Coffee is firm at
log IL cts for Rio Moasses sells at SO cts Spirits Tur
pentne firm at 453 cts Rosn is dull Tobacco irmer-
Q Wool is frmer for both foreign and domestic.
FAYETTEyII III, Aug 29@Bacon 10 g Il Cotton
family Sc Is a co. super. 50 90 q CO., Fine, SO GO a
S. IS Scratched so 90 "a so Grain-Corn 81 Is al 25
Wheat, 81 Is "a 25 Oats 40 a So Peas 81 90 "a 10;
Rye, 81 10 @ 20 Lard-l4 "a Is cents ;Moasses-Cuba
50 % q 80 cents New Orleans, SO q 90 cents satLiver
pool Sack, 81 so @ 90 Turpentine dip, 81 30
90 co. Virgin, 81 IS q 90; Hard 81 90 q 90 Spirits,
374 90 cents.
FOur-Snce last to alter quota
TONS Some small sales made Saturday at lower
u figures but believe the above quotations be the mark
it ct prices this morning.
d. Spirits Turpentne.-We make advance of cent per
49, gallon since our last review.
~ NEW ORLEANS, August 3O.-The sales of Cotton are
5000 bales. New Cotton l2gc. Sales for three days
are bales. Receipts reported been $500
bales aud prices unchanged There have been received
1000 bales of new Cotton.
50| CHARLESTON, Aug 3st.-Cotton.-The sales of the
% week 372 bales at from III to IL, the bulk
% to r. comprising bales of the crop at IL and 2t.
l.. Rce.-1he market during the week has continued
changed regards the former rmness of pricesbu the
% the latter part has been of less active
character We quotations Of last week. extremes
he having ranged from $50 to SO for per 100 pounds the bulk
n sales however within the margin of $50 to $50 for
good
CornIhe only arrivals of Corn during the past week
consist of 1000 bushels white Maryland and about
A. Tennessee Mixed both sacksthe former had been dis
posed of time previous to arrival at 81 bushe
lbs. bags ncuded-whle of the latter the sale of part
only confined to small lots at from SO
bushel.
Four---The market is unchanged thesame depression
continuing in the demand and prices reported in last
For old the entirely NOMINAL while for
and extra brands holders supply very moderate city de-
mand, at Sc $64 per bbl and sacks in proportion.
Salt-With moderate demand only, prices for Liverpool
continues at from 50 to 80 cts. per sack.-Ne,cS
Nv Commercial Intelligence per Steamer Jason.
ay LIVERPOOL Cotton Market Aug. 2O.Saes of the week
$4,000 bales including $500 bales SPECTATORS and
bales export Ali qualities have slightly declined Fair
no and middng has declined mostsay 3D. and finer qualities