Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-06-22

within quotations See table Sale Tuesday 81 bass
day from to 100 81 SOFA '0''i0n or Fri
L1ENo change to notice in prices, and receipts.
There is fair supply In sore which is selling at 81 80 81
40 70 cask, as in quantity.
Observation-Disclosures done. The RATS noted last week
as market remain unsod.
LIouoRsAre in fair supply, and sell from store at our
quotations. as in quantity. See table,
MoAEsn the absence of receipts the supply of Cuba
has been materially reduced, and there is in frat
hands-a having been closed off at 26 q gallon
PRov1sroNs-For N c. BACON prices remain about
the same as quoted last week. with fair supply first hands,
our last review The sales for the week foot up some
10000 lbs at II liz cents for shoulders sides Il cents
hams and l2k 13cents % b. for hog round-cash and so
daysthe latter figure for hog round being paid for
quality For Western cured the market is quiet and with
moderate receipts during the week. there fair supply
first hands We notice small sales from log
shoulders. and liz ID. for sides. LARD-N. c.
the supply market remains exceedingly light Sales of
4 small parcels have been made at l2a Is GA cents in
far rnt q With very little on quote at SO
OF Northern IN store has been considerably reduced and
is very light We advance quotations to sl9 so Plat
ed, and $40 $2l . Dbl for city mess, in quantyat
PoULTRYI brought in paringly and finds ready sale
high figures. See table for prices.
SALTln the absence of receipts worthy of
several weeks past the supply of Liverpool sack has been
materially reduced and we Advance our quotations shade
day last and sold at 81 22 y sack, 80 days The market
sH1NeLEs-Are in limited demand with light receipts
Quotations merely nominal 81 81 80 Q Common,
and 81 % q So u M. for Contract, as in quality.
TIMBERThele has been better feeling in the market for
Timber aud up to Monday sales easily made it is
however decidedly dull at present. with little demand
from miers The sales for the week reach 20 30 RATS at
prices ranging within quotations cash and time See table
have alteration to note in coastwse
duce Offering Shipment and but few vessels in port See table
NEW YORK, Juno 1sth.-COtton-The market is dull,
with sales of 1000 bales Flour is stfe but not quotaby
higher, with sales of 1000 bbs Southern 10 75@$lI as
Wheat rife lower with sales of Upper Lake at o5@
81 TO- Corn is trife higher, mixed 81 o. Pork is firm,
old Mess II 62@$l7 75 Is l2@$I8 IS and Prime Mess
I6@$6 So the market is unchanged. with moder
ate de%aud at previous rates % is sshapged with
6rm with moderate business Oil Linseed s5c TuTpEn
tine Spirits 4G94lc; Crude is dull $3@$S ~. osin
81 85@$1 Sc. Rice is dull.
ard street $40 so Dbl Rye Flour 81 62@7 70 % Dbl Corn
Meal4 75@$5 90 u bb Wheatwh So 1902 S. ESQ
Oats Maryland and Virginia 6O@64 CTS Pennsylvania GAG
&C. cents, Ohio 90 cents % bushel. Cofee-Rio 10 ii
New Orleans, 81 q 50 cents Porto Rico 81 @ 50 cents
2 gallon. Beef Mess 81 5O@$17 75 Prime SIG 90 y Dbl
cen soudss a cents s cents al0Ss d.
Bulk Meats Shoulders cents Sides cents, Hams 81 cts
@ cons b. saga Ssn orto Rico 'sn5 Eew
Orleans 6@$7 q Obs Whskey, bbls 36@S6a cents hhds
30 cents y. gallon.
CHARLESTON, June l9--Cotton--The transactions of
much depressed.
NEWBERN, June 2o.-Bacon, hams, 14o and shoulders
cline in New York no doubt effect this market in the
saiss Of the Boxt importation Lard l3e y p Meal 81 rs
ttne-Dp 81 IS; Scrape 81 IS.
. , FAYETTEVILLE, June 1s-BacOn Ioa@Il. Beeswax
$685. EH a goo II 49, did s D s9 %S
H. Feathers 5000 Flour Family II $4,000 90; Super
fine So S eop 600! CO. or IS
81 OO@O 90. Hides-Dry, SOLO; Green los Lard Ii@iI5
Salt, lv'p sack 81 1880 90 Alum, bu oo@o co.
Yellow Dip Turpentine 81 9O Hard 81 0O Spirits s2@3s