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

reported None has been received and consequently no
sales have taken place except in the small way from store
There is fair supply market and at present there is lit
tie demand from dealers. In the absence of sales we
quote nomnaiy at so cents per bushel--OATs-Arei in
moderate stock, and demand light mo sales. About 1855
bushels received in the early part of the week. and
have gone into store.-PEAs-The market is very well
supplied with Cooc and rules quite dull Last sales at
65 per bushel in -RCE-For clean
there moderate demand from the trade, and sales have
been made during the week at At cents per D lair sup
| ply on market.
HAY-No change to notice in either descriptions market
moderately supplied and demand light No receipts sales
! for the past week.
LIsE-The stock has become somewhat reduced in the
absence of receipts and present quite small there Isl
however, merely retail enquiry We quote from store
| at 81 10 per cask for common lump.
MoLAssEs-There is moderate stock of Cuba in first
hands, and in the absence of the usual demand the market
has ruled dull for time past We refer table
prices, according to quantity and quality.
PoTAToE-Sweet begin to be brought in quite freely and
sell from boats and carts at so cents 81 per bushel Irish
are in small stock and sell at 50 so per bb
PRovIsoNs-The market we'll supplied with N. cured
BACON and the absence of the usual demand retailing
purposes has ruled exceedingly dull for the past week
two No sales have taken place that hear except
in the small way and may be quoted dull at liz for
hog round and Is l cents per h. for hams In Western
cured have change of Importance report The
ket continues to be moderately supplied and only limited
demand exists. We quote small transactions from store
81 cents for shoulders and l03 l0 cents per h. for
sides, as in Nothing of moment doing
in this article The supply of both n c. and Western make
is light still notice merely retail demand, and only small
sales have been made at Ia IL cents for the former
II cents for the atter-PORKThe market for Northern
shows irmness, and prices have improved shade
Sales from store at prices quoted in our table.
SALT-Snce last the market for Liverpool ground has
exhibited rmness and the price has gone up shade
Received 0urnp IF viii
400 sold at 81 cash. 1900 prevous arrva 81 per sack
go days, and 500 private terms; the balance unsod
Alum remains unchanged; stock SMALL and demand light
We quote from store at 20 to Is cents per bushe.
sHNGLEsArrive sparngy, and Common are in fair en-
quiry for shipment We quote at So to So so per Mthe
latter price for small parcels.
TMBER-Contnue to be brought in sparingy, and there
an active demand at present for mill purposes Only one
raft of inferior received and sold at S. per NJ fair ar
tcle of mill would sell quick at a high price
FREIGHTs.-Rates coastwise remain unc hanged though
we have still report decidedly dull market Produce ar
rVes slowly and there scarcely sufficient offering for the
vessels now port We refer to table for last prices
paid.
CHARLOTTE, Sept 5.-The receipts of produce to-day
have been light, but has met with ready sale.
Flour-We note sales to-day at 81 SO 81 20 per bbI
! bushel
! Oats were disposed of at 45c. per bushe.
beesWaX we quote at SOC. per ID.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 7.-Cotton.-~The sales this morn.
RiceWe have particular change to notice in this sta
pie With moderately fair dema nd during the week,
last quotalons were generally sustained factors firm and
rather Indifferent about eectng sales except their ask:
ing prices Receipts Of the week l2 tierces principally
of to barely fair quality, the bulk of which sold
within margin of$38 a 80.
Coma cargo $500 bushels white MARYLAND the ony
arrival by water remained last evening aoat unsod.
1900 bushels mixed Tennessee received by railroad
cents the latter 9 50 cents per bus6e Of Sc pounds
sacks included.
OatsHaye advanced and 1900 bushels Maryland received
sold at AZ cents buSnCl.
sat-We have no Wholesale transactions to report-for
store lots prices continue at from 50 to so per sack
Eueaing Neoos
NEWBERN, Sept. s, 1859.-Turpentine- yesterday
Of 300 bbs at 81 So for Virgin and Yellow Dip.
Tara quantity YVES offered in market, but received
FourselliDg small lots at SC IS for superine and 81
Is for Family.
MOBILE Sept 6sales Of Cotton bales at 1O2 cts
Sales in three days 1900. Receipts in five days 5000.
NEW ORLEANS, September 6.--The sales of Cotton to-
these hgures are barely maintained Cotton freghts to
l! cent.
NEW YORK, Sept. Coton-sales to-day of 400 bales,
market closing dull Flour heavy, sales Of 900 bbls,
Wheat heavy sales of 1900 bushels Kentucky white 81
Southern white I27 81 g. C0rns quiet sales of bush
at SIS and Prime at 10 Is $40 40. Lard is steady at IO
1lcts Mhskey firm and active sales at 26i cts Spirits
gar quiet no transactions of Importance reported.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6F9ur is dull ill and generally
SIl5 LAO; slO5 to LIS. Corn quiet; white and vel
low IS to 50 cts Provisions steady Bacon sides % 10
cts. Mess Pork SIS l5l. Prime sl3 Lard III to &c
Whskey 283c.
FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. 5.--Bacon 10 q IA Cotton
Fair to Good ia a CO.. Ordin to Mid. lO4 a 90 Flour
family, Sc Is q ooo Super 50 oo@ 10; Fine, 50 GOO
. So Scratched 80 90 q 60 GrainCorn, 81 Is IS;
Wheat 81 Is q Is; Oats 40 a 50 Peas 81 90 a 10
Rye 81 10 o. 20; Lard-l4 Is cents Molasses1
28 q 80 cents New Orleans, SO a 90 cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack 81 so a 90 Turpentine yellow Dip 81 As
a CO., Virgin, 81 45 g 90; Hard 81 90 q 00 Spirits,
{ 80 800 cents.
, FIourHas come in slowly since our last we have to
make advance of 10 cts per bb in all grades except
Family. Buyers anxious at above quotations.
TurpentneWe note since our last further advance of
} 5 cts. per Dbl. yellow Dip and Virgin.
SpiritsConnues to arrive slowly have also make
advance of Cts per gallon. Market firm at above figures
SALISBURY, September 6.-Bacon II a 24c. Beeswax
20 25c:; Beef &C., Butter Is l8c; Coffee Rio l24 II
cents Java II 223 Cotton 10 1lc. Cotton Yarn los
10; Corn 80 Soc; do Meal 30 100 Chickens per doz
100 $50 Eggs per doz. 0c Feathers per h. 80 &c.,
Flour per bb 81 80 IS 90 Sack 50 Is 81 So Lard 10
&c., Moasses Cuba 81 45c N. Orleans 65 Csc; Oats
40 f5c.; Potatoes Irish so Soc; Sweet 60 so Salt
per sack 81 SO 81 80; Sheetng brown 10c. Sugar
brown lie. Crushed l24 15c.; Clarified lOa lic
Talow 10 l2c Wheat white, 90 &c.; red IS a 90c
+ Wool Is Soc. Pork 73c.