Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-20

FIsH-For Mullets there brisk demand and the
ket is poorly supplied No receipts or sales for the week
that we Of Last sale was at 81 for pine and
81 rs for oak bbls.
FLoUR-n the brands we have no change
of Importance report The receipts continue unusually
light for the season. and since last review only few
small parcels have been brought per railroad There is
however only light demand at present. dealers not
disposed to operate to any extent IN anticipation OF de-
cieut supply immediate wants The sales for the week
have been confined to few small parcels at 81 % for su
from home and foreign markets for the past three
days represent a declining tendency.
GUANo-The market is well supplied with nearly all
descriptions, and rules steady On Friday
last we notice sales of 100 tons Peruvian at $50 to $50
ton There has been better demand for the week
quote sales from following prices No.
Wan $60 Reeses Manipulated $50 American $40; Som
bero $3 erPhosphate of Lime $780, and Land Plaster
$40 per ton of 1000 lbs
GRAN-For Com the market rules about the re-
ported in our last There heavy stock of Hyde county
and Northern mixed the hands of Dealers which is dull
of SALE but prime quality for mealng purposes scarce
and wanted The receipts for the past week comprise
y $50 bushels of which 1850 do from Hyde county went
at 70 cents and 1000 do from hertford sold at % to SO
cents bushel qQaythe highest price being paid
for prime article fo meang; the balance has gone into
store; We quote as follows Hyde county 20 723 cents
and Perqulmans Is to SO censand few cargoes of the
latter Suitable for mealng pUrposes) would command so
rs aIs altcie we nave no salGs 10 re-
and the stock in store fairly adequate for present wants
-PEAs-NOne received here Tor several weeks past
consequence stock dealers hands
materially reduced, and at present be considered
rather light Some demand exists but IN the absence of re-
cep or sales we are unable to give correct quotaton
and figures table must therefore be looked upon as
demand for retailing purposes and prices have advanced
there is in first hands, however, and consequently we
are unable to give correct quotation OF the market We
HAY.None of consequence has arrived for few weeks
IS merely retail demand We refer to our table for quo
tatons quantity and quality lot of so bales North
damaged received and sold at auction Monday
| at SO to 60 cents per 100 lbs.
LINES in fair demand and the market is only moder
atey supplied No receipts, and quote former arrivals
selling from store at 81 to 81 o5 cask for common
lump.
MoLAssEs.The market moderately supplied with Gu
ba and there has been only retail business doing for
time past See table for quotations
PoTAToEsSweet continue to arrive freel and sell from
carts at so cents to 81 per bushel, in quality.
PovIsIoNsThe arrivals of n G. cured BACON have
is very little market. fair demand exists for retailing
IN Ses, and prime article sells readily at highest figures.
Quot equal to hog round) 13 cents cash 5000 lbs
49, for hog round 60 days sales of hams and
also continue light the stock dealers hands very
SMALL consequence of which the market rules steady;
prices We quote from store liz for shoulders
and l35 cents for sdes.--LARD.--Scarc any N. c.
entirely consisting of only few
small parcels the hands of retailers We quote nemnay
tern also scarce, and sells at Is centsBoakIn
Northern brands have change notice. There
moderate supply in store, and only retail business dong
sALrFor Liverpool ground there is fair enquiry, and
the stock market is very light lot of 200 sacks
coastwise Monday and sold at 81 O23 SACK
building purposes and IN the market has ruled
dull We quote sales Of only few parcels Common So
per Nj.
TIMBERContinues to be brought to market slowly, and
fair quality sells readily at full prices. Only about
received for the week, which taken by mes at
E So, $40 so TO ST. per NJ, according to quality.
FREIGHTsTo coastwe ports remain unaltered. At pre-
sent there not much produce offering Shipment only about
sufficient for the vessels port We refer table for
last prices paid Schooner was taken up for Cardenas
q few days since at $l4 so per NJ. on lumber.
: BALTIMORE, Sept. I7.-Flour closed dull and heavy
with no sales
Wheat has declined cents-red 81 80 a 81 40 white 81
10 a 81 So.
dul-white G8 20 cents yellow 60 y cts
Provisions closed dull and unchanged
Coffee closed firm at IA a Is cents.
Whiskey closing steady at % cents.
SALISBURY, Sept. l8-BacenslO liz Beeswax 70
Is; Coffee, Rio, IS l9 java Is 20 Cotton To- Cot
ID. 80 So Flour per bbl 90 IS 49, per 100 To-
Nv da rean2 60 q Po aq 81 c os
35 40 Potatoes, Irish, SO 3d. Sweet 40 SO Rags, pei
Id q Salt per sack So 81 so; Sheetng brown 10
Sugar, brown, 10 Loaf IL a Is Clarified II II
Iallow Oal2; Wheat white 2cas 80; red GOAL 25, Wool
Is a so.
1900 bales Middlng Uplands lO5c. Flour is depressed
sales OF 200 bbs at decline Of 10 TO IS cents OHIO S;
of %, 900 bushels at decline of cents white 50 81
81 and Milwaukee club 81 % 81 %. Corn easier; sales
10 SIS 30, Prime 10 Is $l4 Lard heavy at II l3c
Whisky lower. sales 234 24c. Spirits Turpentint
is firm at II q s cents.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 17--Sem WecHy.- Cote There
has been some e inquiry Tor the article during TIE pas
business days. and the transactions reached 1863 bales
at prices rather in favor of buyers, although q1oab
change. The particulars follows; bales at 9;
at Jog a. at 04 So at II 7S at IL l-l6 80 at II 81
e at III; Il! at liz and 23l bales at ll3c.
e FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. 17.-Bacon Is @ l5 Cotton
e fair to Good II @ III Ordtn. to Mid. o. Flour
If FAMILY, Is q 81 IS Super. 90 q 81 10; Fine, rs
} Sc IS Scratched so q Sc 60 ranCorn, 81 90 q 10
l. Wheat 81 40 q So Oats, IS q 50; Peas 81 90 @ Is
e Bye, 81 90 @ 90; Lardl4 q Is cents MolassesCub
% g SO cents New Orleans SO q 90 cents salt-IiveI
pool Sack, 81 so On 90 Turpentne- yellow Dip 81 8
% CO., Virgin, 81 so @ co.. Hard, 50 20 q so Spin
. its, "a 343 cents.
o Cotton-Saes of bales of crop Friday at IL
o said to be choice article. Prices not firm to-day
buyers disposed to pay II to La cents TO
best grades We the arrival of 20 bales by Railroad
d Friday from Chatham county, which is yet unsold.
e FlourTIere fair supply arriving, and note de
cline prices Sales Saturday at 81 per Dbl for
lie Several loads market this morning
s. Spirits Turpenne-Sales Of small lets Friday at 81
l. 343.
u aG3 900 LIS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.