Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-12

GRAINn the CORN market we have material alteration
notice since review of Thursday last None received
Turing the week, and consequently have sales to
eport Dealers have moderate supply in store and the
demand appears to be light still few cargoes would find
ale at IS to 80 cents per bushel, in qualityOATs-
Continue in light stock and notice moderate demand.
No transactions for some time past and therefore
Unable to give correct quotation of the markell
PEAsDealers have moderate stock of Con- hand and
the market has ruled dull for the past three weeks
Last sale was at so cents per bushel-RICE-The sup
ply Of clean in store SMALL though fully adequate pres
ent wants, there is merely retail demand. Sells at Al
to AZ cents % h., in lots.
HA-None of either description received during the week
just ended and consequently transactions have taken
place, except in the small way from store See table quo
tations
LME-No late receipts there is, however, fair stock Of
former arrivals remaining in dealers hands, demand lin
tied. We quote at 81 10 y cask, in lots wanted.
MoLAssEs-The market rules exceedingly quiet for Cuba,
and there moderate stock in first hands, Only small
sales have taken place at "a 25 cents % gallon hhds
PoTAToEs.-Few Irish market and wanted =
sell from carts at 81 Is per bushel Sweet selling from
boats at 81 to 81 %.
PRoyIsIoNs-n the market for N. c. cured BACON 1--WE
have to report rather dull feeling since last and if
anything prices shade lower The quantity brought
market for the past two three weeks has been mode
rate and the stock is sufficient for present wants te
larger portion, however, has been of inferior quality, and
is difficult to sell lowest figures table "a
readily command highest quotation. We quote only small
II 3 for hog round cents per h.
hams The arrivals of Western cured have been small
there is but little of prime quality market the demand
however, unusually light and only small transactions
taken place to 81 cents for shoulders and 10 to 10 cts
per h. for Sides according to quaity-LARD-N.C make
has been brought in sparngy for weeks past and
there scarcely any Market in demand. We adj
rates shade and quote at Is to 13 per h.
bbls and kegs Western in small supply though there is
merely retail demand and quote II to 123 per
lb.-PoRK.-In Northern have nothing new to no.
tice There is only small stock market but it is fully
adequate for the demand We refer table store
quotations, as in quantity and quality.
SALT-For Liverpool ground note better demand,
and prices have improved shade lot of $50 sacks was
received coaswise and sold Wednesday at 95 cents y
SACK cash. Selling from store at 81 to 81 O in lots to suit
No late arrivals of Alum and the supply market has be-
somewhat reduced it is sufficient however, for the
demand. See table for store rates.
SHINGLEs-Both Common and Contract continue to rule
dull and have to report sales of only few small lots
prices quoted in table.
TDdBER-None has been received for the week, owing
principally to the low stage of the water since
last however, learn that there has been in the
river and may expect several parcels arrive during
the coming week There is scarcely any demand from mil
lers and the market rules decidedly dull at previous quo
tations.
FREIGHTs- remain unchanged and the market
rules quiet there are however, but few vessels in port
We refer to our table for prices.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 1O-Cotton-The sales this morning
amounted to 1872 baesprices n bales at l0 and 55 at
Corn-There have been arrivals in bulk. By railroad
some 5000 bushels Georgia and Tennessee were in
bags The market for this description has declined and
now quote 90 cents 81 bushel Of Sc pounds bags included
within the margin of which understand some 5000 d.
600 bushels were taken by dealers
Rce-The market during the past week has exhibited an
improved demand and the receipts of terces tOgeth
| h9V IN
Prices have continued Unchanged the bulk OF the sales hay
Molasses-A cargo of Cuba, consisting Of 81 hhds. and
88 barrels cayed and 12l terces Mqscovado arrived at
Market and the Muscovado disposed of at 30
salt-Nc continue former Quotations for Liverpool sacks
limited demand E0ening Neaos.
CHARLOTTE, Aug. 9.Nothing worthy of note has been
Flour.~We quote sales of Flour at s. a s. 20.
WheatWhite wheat 81 81 03 per bushel; Red 80 cts.
Corn-85 80 cts per bushel.
NEWBERN, August lOth.-saes yesterday of 500 bbls.
Turpentne at So for Yellow Dip and So O5 for Virgin this
| indicates decline of from Is to 80 cts per Dbl.
Nothing reported in other articles of Naval Stores.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Four is ,tive; City Mills S. 81.
Wheat is firm and active; white 81 20 no. Corn is dull,
with declining tendency white and yellow rs so cts.
Provisions steady and unchanged Whiskey dull at 2 cts.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Stocks are dull and heavy; Vir-
GINA SKIES 90. Flour declined 10 cents State
Wheat is dull and to cts lower red 81 20 to 22 white
IA L. Lard quiet. Whiskey 25 cts.
P M-Cotton inactive. Flour has declined during the
MGscovado sugar So to g. Coffee is owerRo 10 to l3c.
Moasses 40 to A. Tupentine dull at Al Other articles
unchanged
MOBILE August 9.-Sales to-day of 25O bales Cotton
Mddngs liz III cents The sales for the three days foot
up $50 bales and the receipts in time have been 100
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 9.-Middling Cotton is quoted
at IL cents The sales for the three days sum up 500
bales and the receipts in time have been 2GO against
$50 bales in corresponding period last year.
SALISBURY, Aug Bacon, u l23 cents; Beeswax,
20 % cents Beet cents Butter, Is Is cents Cot
co; Flour per Sack s. % 5o Lard 10 u cents
Salt % Sack, 81 so 80; Wheat, White, 50 IS 90
Red, IS 80 cts Pork a u cents.
FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 8.-Bacon 10 q "A; Cotton
Fair to Good III 90; ordn to Mid lo4 q co. FIoura
Sc So Scratched 50 90 10; Grain-Corn, 81 Is q rs;
Wheat, s. Is 25 Oats, 40 q 50; Peas 81 90 q 10;
IS q 80 cents New orleans SO 90 cents sa!tIiyer,
pool Sack 81 % co. TurPentne aYeIlow Dip 81 40
90; Virgin 81 so @ 90 Hard, 81 10 q co. Spirits,
50 cents.
to arrive slowly Sales were made on Saturday at
Turpentine-Arrves more freely, and sells readily at
, above quotations.
Sprs-Market firm at above figures, not much coming
in at present.
LIVERPOOL July 27th-Cotton-sales of the past three
days 25 900 bales. The market generally closed steady
and in prices have advanced 3D. The sales to
spectators 5000 bales and the amount was ia
Manchester advices are favorable. The market generally
closed active, and prices have considerably advanced
Breadstu5-The market generally closed with advan
cling tendency Flour is dull at los Us, but holders de-
mand advance Wheat rs Sd 9s for red and 9s IS Cd
for white. Corn is tending downward Yellow So 0d Gs
3D. white Is Is 3D. The weather had been favorable fol-
the crops.
Provisions-The market generally has declining tenden
cy Beef heavy and quotations nominal Pork IS heavy
e and nominal. Bacon is dull. Lard IS quiet:
Produce-Rosin closed steady: Turpentine spirits are
steady and all qualities slightly declined
London Markeso closes with an advancing ten
Coffee is Rice is firm, and all qualities have slightly