Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26
REPORTS OF

RALEIGH ARKET.--REPoRT By M. 81. BRowE,
Is to 15l Lard-Demand good at IS Flour is dull
at Sc; MeaI-Quite scarce and selling at 81 per bush
From 81 90 to IS for old -oatRs~seiIing ffom Sc to
l 0G; ~Butter-From2 0c to 25c Eggs-15c per dozen
Sweet Potatoes-From SOC to 70c; Chickens-From
124c to 17Ac.
Observation-Disclosures 10 a Is. Coffee, Rio Is
ale Laguira II a Is Java Is a 20. Cotton, fair to
g gnnn II % e a 4 &: 8 1Fa; se m IS a. 3 20 : Fl Flour Gq 8 s. ! sag g. ag,
cording to quality. Corn 1 90 a / 10. Wheat 1 4Oa
/ 1as 50; E Gg61 ! q g. > 90 Oats = q 3 : 90. as sss4s 1t Goa sack K. ! N No =
i a is; Coffee 1Ox a II; Porto Rico 81 alo; New
- o9lsais r g h nara 20 a s sos spirssss s tafPs s. - : ~. Siis"'
WILMINGTON MISUNDERSTANDING, Virgin 81
common IN i %. Tar 90 to ss5. : Flour sup 8 q t;
20. Bacon, n Hog round 1aX to IA; hams is to 90.
Timber 4 or 5 at So to $50.
NORFOLK MARKET-REpoRrED BIZ McPHEETERs
& GHIsELIN, Grocers and Commission Merchants.
R.-R have been light, the stock on
hand is also light. We note sale of 1000 bbls., during
supply of old is nearly consumed. We continue our
quotations of last week for new, say S. +. 64 Extra
CoKS.-The old crop has nearly run in and will
reach about 2 100000 bushels, the receipts now are
very small, with an inactive market and prices show
a decline. We quote yellow and mixed 60to is white
WHEAr-The supply Of New has not been equal to
the demand and the market is active at our quotations.
Red l 20to l 80; white / 40 to 1 sc, as to quality. The
IdVOrdDlO dQVlCeS IOr DrSdQSCuuS mas SClHened our
market, but has not produced a material advance in
prices.
~CoTToN.-Veryl little on our market and we have no
transactions to quote from.
NAVAL SroREs.-Dull. Tar in whole parcels al
81 20 a l %; Spts. Iulpt. duh at 40 II Common
.DRIED FRuIr.-Bright apples 90 to 81 per bushel of
70 lbs; peaches 81 to 81 per bushel 4olbs unpeel-
BAcoN.-Prces continue to rule high. Va. and N.
G. hoground 13t "A hams Is to X.
GRocERIEs-Show no special change. Coffee con-
tinues very scarce and high.
September %.
RICHMOND MARKET.-REPoRTED By SAMUEI.D
HICKS, Produce Commission Merchant, Richmond,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS breaks continue light
er and the receipts are falling of. Markets rather
quote very interior and common Bugs 1 IS to 2 50;
Good Lugs 90 to4; Leaf, common to good, 8 so to s
Manufacturing Tobacco SO to II and ii; Fancy To
bacco 20 90 to SO 90, with still higher rates for a supe-
WHEAT.-We quote Red at 81 As White / 60 for
best quality.
BAGoN.-Sides 124 a13c; Shoulders 1915 a lie; Su-
garcured Hams 13A a14h Todds sugar-cured Hams
Is cts.
CoRN:-7We quote at 7216c to 75c. The latter being
an outside figure.
PETERSBURG MARKET.-REpuRTED BY BROWN
LEY, GREEN & Co, General Commission and Forwar-
:. Wharf.-The market yesterday closed with a de-
Ginning tendency, and this morning things were look
ing decidedly " blue' for sellers, buyers being utterly
ton. We quote sales to-day of medium to fair White
at 81 soto s., and good to strictly prime at s. 6
ia 800 AAAOI - @AARAN " YAAC4 Nj N0LA
Hope Mills Family Flour, more could be had. The
: news received from Europe, is again unfavorable,
q Z" breadstuffs being dull and nominal. This being
50, it is reasonable to suppose that prices viii again
l decline.
ToBAoco.-The breaks to-day wersn pretty full, and
prices were about the same, but they are still low for
I Lugs and inferior grades of Leaf.
COTTON The market Is firm, but we hear ONO sales
{ to-day.
4 ! CoRN.-67 to zoe.
: C~oFFEE-Quiet and tending d~ownwards.
! ROBINSON GUANo.-This article is worth $50.
SUGAR.-This article is about &c lower.
G~UANo.-Demand active, market firm We quote.
! Sombrero, $50; Nevassa, $2S; Eide, $50; Petersburg
Fertilizing Company. S48; Reese's Manipulated $50;
BACoN.-The market is stiff, and prices have further
a advanced-say 4c.
GROUND PLASTER. Fertilizerworth 81
to 9. 9tsnafa 4
8 BUTTER.-Goshen 20 to sc; Mountain is to 20c.
BEEswAx,-Marke active at 80 to 32c.
CEMENT-S2H to "a.
q CoAL.-White and Red Ash So, BituIninous IS tt
o zoe. per bushel, Hail 14c, Smiths 124, Charcoal6 a 10
CLOVER SEED.-PrimeR Red s. a 49,
s FLoUR.-Markets steady and demand fair. Superfnt
n 6 so to 700, Extra z so to 8 co. Family . 80 TO 80
LARD.-Va. and N. c. IL Az.
MoLAssEs.-We quote New Orleans at Al . SOC.
RIcE-Firm at 5 to 5 a.
n September q.
e NEW YORK ~heayy-Southern
q SIS a 6 10; Wheat buoyant Corn higher; mixed ct; Co
: ton unchanged; Pork heavy-Mess S1S62a19.2 %; Suga
frm-Muscovado 6 IS a Z y; Coffee firm at loc. Spirit
| Turpentine heavy at 391.
BALTIMORE steady at5.50-nt
sales. Wheat-White 1 40 II IS: red, / 30 a / 40
Corn-Whitea and yellow 6Sa70. Provisions hrm-Mes
Pork $19A; prime 10. Bacon sides, 1Gsal2R.