Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-30

Corn MEALNone received from the country and there
fore have no ases to report except IN the small way
from the granarie We quote 80 IS cents per bushe
FEATHERs-Are in brisk demand and few none on mar
ket We quote from store at As to SIS cents per D as ID
quality.
come quite light. See table for store prices.
FLoURThe arrivals for the past three four weeks have
a an aa1 w off Tege Sss
steady demand for retailing purposes throughout the week.
been conned to one or small parcels at 81 Is s. for
superfne and s. s. Is per bb for amily-the market
GUANo-The market pretty well supplied with all de-
scriptons and rules steady at former prices ihee Is
moderate demand existing and sales have been
Reese's Manipulated $50 American $40 Sombrero S55
GRAN-fn the CORN market we b nothing to re-
port since review of Wednesday last There have been
cept ir the small way from store. present market
very well supplied and there is demand except for prime
former quotations-i2a 80 according to quality
-OATs AND PEAs-None of either description has heen
rivals remaining in the hands of dealers and little or no de
exists, We refer table for quotations. by the
quantity. any clean has been brought
in during week or two past and the stock has become
rule firm. We quote at a cents per 10.
HAY-Tbe continues we'll stocked with both
raher dull for the week The receipts comprise about SIS
Eastern VIII CHI 288 sold saturday last at 81 O
decline Of 10 cents previous No arrivals of
Northern, and consequently we have no sales to report
is getting rather light is however sufficient for present
wants as there is merely retail demand. We quote in the
this article we have no change report
The stock market fully fair for the season. and only
mall business doing We quote Cuba from first hands at
"a 26 cents in hhds., and cents per gallon in bbls.
PoTAToEs- few lots of Sweet have been brought to
BsooS the market
to rule exceedingly firm, and high prices are readily OBJ
tanned quality An active demand exists tor re-
failing purposes there not sufficient coming to market
present the wants of the trade Only about $500
lbs for the week. and sold at IL IL cents tor sides
and per h. for hams No sales of hog round and
quote nomina y at 5 cents The receipts OF West,
ern continue light for the season. and the
supply dealers hands barely for present wants
in consequence the sales Tor me week nave Oee T4n0o
small lots from store at ia to liz cents 10r an
4 l34 cents per b for subsequently, held at hghest
mand and in the absence OF receipts for some weeks
market has become bare No sales, and we quote nominal
stock and sells quick at 43 Is centsPoRK North
ern is in moderate stock steady at former quota
tons There is fair demand and we notice sales nom
store at prices quoted in table.
SALT-None received since last The market poor
y supplied with Liverpool ground and notice fair de-
We quote cargo price 81 to 81 0 and from store
81 10 to 81 ID SACK as IN quantity and quality. Alum
is also light supply, but there is demand at present.
SHlNGLEs-Have been brought in slowly for some weeks
and present there are few or none on market there
81 Is to s. % for Common and 70 5O 10 50 per FL LOT Co
tact.
and in consequence the supply in mers hands ma
become somewhat reduced, and better demand exists
prime quality mill finds quick sale at shaoe advance OF
former rates. The for the week comprise only
RATS at s.. ST so TO 50 SO per NJ:
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last and to New declined shade, several
having been taken during the week at 20 to 20 cent
rosn, and so cents per bb spirits urpentlneho
at 20 being full loads of and under deck
TO Boston and Philadelphia rates are IN hanged Ihere
plenty of produce market, but holders do not appea
disposed ship We refer to our table for last rates paid
: BALTIMORE, Aug, 27.-Flour held frm-Howard stree
ne Ohio S. 81 Wheat active and seadyowhite 81 IS
g. Sq 81 S Is ngme ~ Wh IS d% at Il
Is, a &c. Coffee nominally quoted at IA a l5c.
on CHARLOTTE, Aug 27th.-Cotton very dull. We quot
&C. Good Mdding 81 Ordinary 4 cents: "a or ,u.b
Flour~suDerhne s. IL IS 25 Extra So 70 IS 37a Pr
sack Of 80 lbs; IS So So Is per bbl
% Lard sells at Is cents per Id.
20 Bacon quoted at IL l23 cents per ID.
" Chickens worth Is GEMS piece
~ tegs IL per dozen.
Is SALISBURY, Aug 28-Bacon loa 1ls Besswa1 70
n 25; Coffee Bio, Is 49, Java 10 20 Cotton 10; &c
10 Yarn 80 81 90 Corn so IS do neal SO 80 Feat
90 pss IS Is o. Lard u o Ia Pork u Moasses Cub
% "a 40; New Orleans Goa 65 Muscovado % so; "a
IS 10 u; per sack IS 81 80; sheetng brown L
50 sugar brown 10 Loaf II Is Clarified oa IL u W.
Taow,lO al2; Wheat white z5aSi 5O RED loaA 49, WOO
0 Is so
Is NEW YORK Aug 27.-Cotton is steady, sales o. 5
10 s. SC Southern S. IS a S. 80 Wheat advanced
cents of 10 goo bushels red Southern 81 80 81
white 5 So Milwaukee club 81 244 81 Is. Corn stead
and steady sales Of $40 s954, and Prime at
IS q cents sugar navy Mascovado g s. spir
1urpentine firm at 393 II Rosn Gull at 81 80 u
Rice is dull at a a cents.
10 FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 27.-Bacon IL @ IA: Cotton
fair 70 Good II @ III ordn .. to MD % a. q FG N0
- 25 Scratched, IS q 81 90 Gran-Corn. 81 10 o.
Wheat, 81 Is a rs; Oats 40 q so; Peas 81 90 @
Rye 81 90 % 90 Lard-l23 q IA cents Molasses-Cr
ere IS q New Orleans so a 90 cents Salty
ing poo Sack 81 40 % l so Turpentme yellow dlp, u
for ~ al a * E1ants
the Bacon-There quite demand for N. c. Bacon VIII
o very market SAL during the past week IT
and wagons 3 lac for sides and shoulders and 5c for ha
n Western sides IA l5c, do. shoulders IL to &c.
Coton Seventy FIVE bales changed hands the past
55 Of oLova nricas for manufacturJup nuruoses,
per Flonr firm at ouotatons
Their BILE inquiry wheat would sell
at an advance above prices.
ard Turpentne-~e decline of Soc per bbl on vir
20 Spns-No change; receipts large.