Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-06


for store quotations few small lots Of Mnets Gin a
bout so bbs) have been received during the week.
found from vessel at Sc 50for pne and 81 for
FLouR-owipg to the meagre arrivals for some weeks
past the stock In first hands continues very light and is
barely adequate for present this fact together with
the favorable advces from abroad has impaired more firm
ness to the MARKET ana state brands have
purposes still dealers purchase only lots sufficient for
s%a S. a S
the market closing at lowest price Several
of Northern have arrived and into sore and
are selling at 81 so for superfne.
GUANo-Is in moderate demand, and notice fair sup
in dealers hands Sales have taken place from store
during the week at the following quotations. lots of
ton and upwards No Peruvian $50; Reeses Manpula,
ted $50 American So sombrero $685. of
Lime $50, and Land Plaster $40 per ton of 1000 lbs
GRAN.-For CORN the market remains without material
change The arrivals for weeks have been moder
ate and at present there heavy stock in dealers hands
the bulk however of inferior and ordinary quality
About l6 ESQ bushels have arrived since last review of
which 100 do came to order and have gone into store
and $3.50 do sold follows $3.50 bushels heated at IS
a ns H St 81
been received by dealers during the week
Of 100 bushels sold om s ON Monday cents per
bushe.--PEAs-We hear of receipts of either kind
dealers and there is merely retail business doing See
table for quotations RcE-The market is rather poor
y supplied with Clean and the advices from abroad have
tended to strengthen it, and prices have ad
vancng tendency We quote from first hands at Al cents
Haydn the absence of receipts have transactions
report since review of Wednesday last The market
quiet quotations. for which refer table.
LIME-None has been received here for some time, and
off, there scarcely enough the hands Of dealers
supply present wants We quote common lump from store
at 81 to 81 10 per cask, according to quality.
this article for several weeks past and the market IS We
at "a to &c cents per gallon, in hhds.
PoULTRYThe market poorly supplied, and prices
rule high Chickens are selling at 10 to 70 cents as to slze
PRovIsIoNs-In the market for N c. cured BACON we
have material change to report since our last review
10 dealers hands unusually light There is active de-
mand from retailers, and high prices readily obtained
the week. which found ready sale at IA cents for hog
round Is per h. for hams Western cured also
weeks have been principally of small parcels and there
is only light stock on market We quote sales from store
l3 to l34 cents per h. for the absence
receipts worthy Of report the stock of both G. and
fined small lots in the hands of retailers "a brisk demand
exists, and parcels easily sold on arrival We quote the
as in quality -PoRK-The market is only moderately
supplied with Northern and recent advces have caused
further upward tendency. We table for
quotations. which sales have taken place since last
SALT-The supply market has become nearly worked
off, the absence of arrivals worthy of report and
ce fair enquiry for Liverpool ground lot of 600 sacks
received coastwise on Friday last and sold 81 % pei
SH1NGLEs-Have been in moderate demand last
several small boat loads of Common have found quick
tract, and quote nominaly at IS soto Sc perm.
/
for prime quality and but little being brought tc
market. Only RATS have been received but no sales
FREIGHTs-In coastwise rates have change OF I'm
porance report There plenty of vessels in port
the market rules quiet See table for prices We learl
that Barque taken up for Philadelphia day or tw
since at SIS per NJ. on boards.
Is; Coffee Rio, Is Java l9 20 Cotton 10; Cot
Yarn 80 81 90 Corn so So do Meal 80 80; Feath
per h. 80 So Flour per bb 90 Sc 40 per 100 Ii
5, So Is Lard u l25 Pork u Molasses Cuba
l. "a AS New Orleans so 65 Muscovado 45 so; Dat
10. pofof Irish no SVUpQ PanS
g ID % Salt per sack IS 81 9O sheeng brown 10
Sugar, brown, a TO- Loaf IL Is; Clarified II a II
Is So -''
Z. CHARLESTON, Sept. 3-Cotton.We have but two day
transactions report since Weekly Report of the 3
ult, the sales in this time limited to l8l bales, at
tremes ranging from to ll cents Fftyseven bales
which were OF the new crOp.-COWler.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-Four is unsettled S. IS is O.
ered, but it held at &c. Wheat is active Western re
= 81 20 IS, white 25 40 Corn is firm yellow Y
q, white II rs cents Provisions are quiet; Bacon Side
ia l24 Mess Pork $40 g. 10 5 Coffee is in fair IT
quest. Whskey is firm at 233
TARBORO', Sept. l-T1rpentne-Dip, 81 IS to so
scrpe 40 to As per 100 bs Tar 81 90 to 81 TO- Corr
So SO 81 90 per bbl Cotton 81 to 10 cts; BaconHo
round, IL to II cts Lard, 10 to lO3 cts.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Cotton is quiet sales to-day
400 bales Flour is depressed sales ct 1880 bbls Stat
- 3d. oR n s. Sc 1 a1d sae 90
bushels, red Western at 80 81 Sc, white IS 81 g
at cosng at 81
y cents Whiskey is lower, sales at 22 cents Sugar
tine is heavy at 10 cents Rosin dull and nominal at 81
n
FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. 3.-Bacon IL q IA Cotton
fair to Good, II q III Ordn to Mid @9l; Flour
= Family so q 81 IS Super Is q 81 so; Fine, 90
s. rs Scratched, rs 81 90 GranCorn 81 10 q 1
Wheat, 81 30 @ SO; Oats 40 so; Peas, 81 90 Is
% q 80 cents New Orleans SO q 90 cents sat-Liye
e pool Sack 81 40 q SO Turpentme yellow Dip 81
N q Is Virgin, 81 IS a 75 Hard, so SIS q 90; spi
as its, 345 IS cents.
ID Bacon-Recepts light change.
n Cotton-No transactions to report.
~ tlour-Firm and in demand at quotations..
a Grain-Wheat, sales at 40 to l so.
an Turpentine-Has an advancing tendency.
in SprsReceipts large sales during the week mostly
H. above figures.
I'd CHARLOTTE, Sept. 3.-Cotton very dull. We quo
40 Good Middling 81 Ordinary cents.
Wheat-Red 81 rs ST 80 White ST IS 81 40 per bush
d. Four-Superfne So l23 So 25; Extra So Is s. 33 p
"a sack of SO lbs; Sc so ST Is per Dbl
"a Corn firm at 95 100 cents per bushel.
5 Butter worth Is cents per 10.
5 Lard sells at Ii cents per lb.
u Bacon quoted at liz a l2a cents per ID.
0 Chickens worth 10 cents piece.
ay Eggs IL per dozen.
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