Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-01

ply of clean has been all worked off, and there none
first hands There fair demand from retailers at prev
Gus fgure-6 cents % ID.
HAT-There is better supply market and the demand
as 90
do Northern sold at 81 Co. and IS do Eastern at 81 80
boe has BEEN orsd nniGa Iii
LNE-None arrived during the week, and note fair
supply of former receipts store with sales at quotations
LIoboRsHave declined shade since last See table
Of IS sAeso Whisky at 90 gallon
receipts of Cuba for che week. and the sup
Pas are Selling Is Is " cents gallon as in Quantity
PRov1sIoNs-Ihe receipts of N c. cured Bacon for the
gether with prospect heavy arrivals in Of
days and fair stock store caused dizziness
at our highest figures but readily offer u cents for
The sales since last reach about 10 $4,000 lbs at H.
l2a 10 cents for hog round and 4 cents n for hams
and the sales have been only small lots at 10
coming in Small sales at l2E @ Is cents bbs and IS
weeks rates. Small sales at 800 y Dbl.
Sre15Rs ark Re
cents each in size and fowls at 40 cents each
the supply Liverpool sack has Consistently
though there is little demand at present. See table for
store prices, in quantity. No alum market.
SHINGLEsCommon seem to be in rather better demand
and sales for the week of 10000 at 81 DO % M
Contract are nominal at our quotations See table
TmBEE-Has ruled exceedingly dull for the week, and
there is present demand from milers or shippers Sale
of only raft at So Is q NJ Some RATS unsold ON
market.
FREGHTs-Coastwise rates are without change in price,
there barely sufficient produce arriving the vessels
now in port See table for last prices paid
NEW YORK, May 2s-CCttOn has advanced 4 With
lands mddng at III and NJ Orleans fair at l2a Flour IS
h s p1 s g1os oh %5ss s 10
Corn tre lower with sales Of 900 bus mixed at q
o. 81 o. Pork is unsettled with sales of 1900 6bls old
@ d d as 90
sales of 1000 bags Rio at &C. Turpenne-Spi IS
sier with sales of 1000 bb at 12 A. Crude dull Tar
BALTIMORE, May 20 Flour-Howard str eet $40 s7a
8 y 55@s red S2
bus Gorn-white los@l09 cts yellow lo7@lIs cts mixed
ders 7a Sides ST. Hams s@gA Lard in bbs lo3@l
$1,000 Molas do sl@s2 Rice 6s@62 Whis5
key-s7t@sS cts. WOO-Unwsshed 1923 cts; washed %
NEW ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotton is firm, and 1000
bales changed hands to-day and $4,000 bales have been
cleared. The stock hand only amounts to 1000 bales
CHARLESTON, May 20 otton-There a good
inquiry for the article to-day, which resulted the sale of
1859 bales showing further advance of &C. upon the prices
II III fe cents H' safes were A' es DOD q
24@25 Coffee Rio, !2@ls Laguira 49,; St. Domingo
goo. Feathers 5000, Flour Family s7A@l6 25 Super
das s. 5e Pe 81 @ 30
81 oo@OOo Hiaes.Dry SOLO, Green, 4@5 Lard ll@1la
s & ss ~ sS9 SS
quite firm No sale to report this morning Flour-No
change worthy of notice ConWe continue former figures
- TARBORo', May 25.-Turpentine- II so to rs.
Tar 81 90 to IS Scrape 25 30 q loo lbs. Corn,
81 90 to 81 Is Dbl Bacon, 10 to II cts LAID 10 II
cts. Cotton, to y cts.
NEWBERNE, May 25.-Bacon, hams, l4@14a cents per
pound Fresh country butter sells readily at sO@s5 cents
Lard 2ac % ID. by the barrel Meal 81 40 % bushel
Peas 81 @ buhe Poultry-Sprng Chickens, 40 cents and
so cents for grown fowls. Turpentine- Dip So So
Dip SO %; Scrape 81 30. Tar So.