Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-23


FEATHERs-Are in moderate request and few none on
market We quote As to so cents per h. in quality
FIsH-Mullets continue to be in moderate demand and
light supply market Received for the week
only 40 bbs and sold at S. for pine bbls.
FLouR-After closing review Thursday last sale
made Sc % for superne but under the advices from
the market since has ruled inactive and Tuesday
gave way shade with sales of parcels Sc per
Dbl. for super There very little enquiry at present
tng dealers showing scarcely any disposition to operate
in anticipation further decline in price, The receipts
for the week have been moderate and notice fair stock
in first hands We quote the market dull at IS for super
fine, and Sc % for family brands.
GRAN-The Corn market rules about the as report
ed last has been received and consequently
sales have taken place except in the small way from
store. There is fair supply in dealers hands, still there
enquiry for prime article which would sell readily
at fair price In the absence of sales quote nomnaly
at 8?3 to s. cents per bushel in quality AND
PEASNo sales have taken place in either during the past
week that aware Of The market is moderately sup
piled, and demand light. See table for quotatons--
RICEn clean have no change to notice. There is
moderate supply store, and only light demand from the
trade We quote small sales at cents in and Al Al
cents in bbls
HAY.-The stock of both Northern and Eastern has be-
considerably reduced the receipts and
present moderate enquiry from Dealers About
800 bales Northern arrived in the early part the week
sold per 100 lbs 9edays-being shade advance
On former quotations. Last sale of Eastern at 81.
L1ME-The receipts weeks past have been light
and consequence the stock remaining dealers hands
quite small it is however, sufficient for present wants
there is merely retail demand. We quote sales in the
small way from store 81 G5 to 81 10 per cask.
LUMBER-River.No late receipts, and quotations
BILE are merely nominal.
MoLAssEs-There scarcely any demand for this article
and the market moderately supplied table for pri-
ces, as in quantity and quality.
POTAToEsThe market is moderately supplied with Irish,
only retail demand exists. We quote 81 Is 81
per bb Sweet have been brought market quite freely
and are rather dull at so cents to 81 per bushel.
PROVISIONS. For n. c. cured BACON the market remains
without material change. The arrivals have been rather
light for the past week still there moderate stock
in first hands and little demand from retailers. The
for the week just ended comprise only about lbs
at III II per h. for hog round-the bulk lowest
price. sales Of hams and quote nominay 134
IA centsthe latter price for bright The market is poorly
supplied with Western cured and rules firm at former quo
tations We air demand and quote sales from store
at prices ranging from 81 to % cents for shoulders and
III III per h. for Sides in quantity and quality.
LARD There Is merely retail demand existing, and
the stock both N c. and Western made fully sufficient
for present wants We quote small sales Of the former at
l25 to Is cents and of the latter at 3 to 25 cents per
h. as in quality PoRK-There is rather rmness
in the market Northern though have change to
make in last weeks quotations. See table for prices
ground and prices have receded shade We note about
sacks received coastwise for the week. of which 1000
do changed hands Ito arriye) private termssupposed
at 95 cents days, and the balance sold follows 700
sacks 90 cents cash. to and 500 do at 9 cents
per sack dayscosing quiet at latter price this
ing $50 do seamless sacks) sold at 50 cents cash. Alum
in light stock sells in the small way % per
busheI.
SHINGLEs-The demand for shipment appears to have
been checked and in consequence the market rules dull
Sales for of only few small boat loads SO for
Common, and 81 so to $ per NJ for Contract,
TIM ER-Connues to be brought in very slowly, and we
notice active demand for mill purposes The has been
in the Northwest branch OF the river which will prob
ably BILE parcels from above deway to be brought
in market Only two RATS have arrived for the week,
snd sold at S. and S. per NJ.
rates further declined There IS but little produce
offering Shipment end several vessels have been taken
for New York and Philadelphia at 20 cents per bb for
and under deck See table for rates on other articles
decline of cents State at 81 81 25. Ohio
sales of 900 bushels white 81 % 81 80 and red 81 Is
81 20. and buoyant, sales Of 5000 bush
buoy ant, Mess SIS 50 a SIS 60; Prime $40 So $40 %
Lard firm Oi III cents Whskey is heavy at 264
Coffee estimated 50 600 bags Spirits Iurpenne closed
dull Alb Rosin is heavy sales of 5000 bbls
81 529 ST SIS. Rice quiet. Freights quiet Cotton to Lv
erpoo firm at l.
CHARLESTON, Sept. III otton--The sales this morn
amounted 2t bales the following II;
Is at III 90 at liz % at liz l23 at III and at II
cents.
Corn-The market remains unchanged demand how
ever being principally for white quality which is
Some 1000 bushels received from Baltimore of this descrp
r ton, sold at 90 cents per bushe
Rce-There has been but little doing since last
port and the market has been quiet The receipts of the
reached about 500 terces against sales of 600
erces prices having ranged from $5 81 per 100 pounds
the bulk of the sales at from $3$ a 81
Rough Receive notice the arrival within the last two
of $500 bushels the first of the this
they were forwarded to the mills for pounding
OatsThs article continues to move upwardsa store lot
of 1900 bushels having sold within few days at A cents
bushel well arrival since of 200 bushels Maryland
at the same price.
Salt-Impoers of the reported in our last have
disposed of the balance about sacks remaining unsod
day or two ago at prices not made publG-saes in lots
however continue to be made from board at from 80 80
FreghtsWe contin9e to quote Liverpool rates al l332d
with Offering To New York steamers have been
advanced IS cents per bale for Cotton and the
terces for Rice by sail vessel so cents per bale for Cotton
S and no Rice oterng.-NewS.
BALTIMORE Sept 2O-Flour is dull and held al S5-nc
sales WheatS6w sales Of good TO prime white at 81 q
81 80 to 81 49, choice white 81 81 to 81 4o fair to choice
red 81 81 Is Corn is dull; white and yellow 50 to 81
cents Bacon Sides 10 cents. Mess Pork SIS to SIS %
Whiskey dull at % cts.
NEWBEtN, Sept 2l-Turpentine- yesterday of l5(
bbls. at So 10 for Virgin and Yellow Dip.
Spirits-Saes of 40 casks at AZ cents y gallon.
o Rosin-30O bbls changed hands at 81 10 q Dbl.
Four-Selng brkly at Sc so for Supene and 81 90 lo
: Family.
l Nothing reported in other articles.
e SALISBURY, Sept. 2O-Bacon II I25 Beeswax 20
25 Butter Is Coffee, Rio l23 to IA Cotton 10 II
Cotton 81 05 10 Corn 20 so; Feathers 30 to 80
Flour per Dbl. 81 90 Flour. per sack 81 to so
Lard 10 to Meal 10 So; Moasses. Cuba 81 As
o. SIS to Muscovado A. so; PotatOesrish 80 to 50
Sweet Salt per sack 81 50 81 00 Sugar Brown
% ALL Crushed, l23 Is Clarified, 10 II Talow 10 t.
% IL Wheat, white 80 to 95 red IS to s. Wool % to &c.
l. FAYETTEVILLE, Sept l9.-Bacon 10 "a IA Cotton
Fair to Good ia 20 90 Mid lO4 q co Flour
family Sc 90 a 90 Super. 50 90 q IS Fine, 50 90
/ s. so Scratched 50 90 % % GTan-COrn, 81 Is "a IS
Wheat 81 Is "a % Oats, 40 % 80; Peas 81 90 90 10
IS Rye, 81 10 q 20 Lard Ia "a 90 cents Moasses-Cub
% a 90 cents New Orleans so 03 90 Salt-LveT
nool SICK. 81 SO q 90 Turpentne yellow dip, 81