Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-27

note the receipt of about 600 bales Norhe 200 Of which
sold at 80 cents 100 bs so days and balance on private
N c. market and late receipts consequently
unable to give fair quotation.
sunned and dp LAST sae was at IS cents ~ cask Re-
tails from store at 81 20 q 81 Is.
during the week. and the supply remaining in first hands
light Sales of former arrivals made from wharf
price has since cent and it held at 80 40
cents.
PoTAroEs-New crop Irish continue to be brought in quite
freely and sell from carts at 80 80 cents bushe in
quantity
firm since our last review but owing to the light receipts,
the sales have been small We notice sales of only g.
for hams and Is 49, cents for hog round as uuany
and quality There very little now in first hands, but
ae do not much disposed to operate at above figures
The stock of Western cured has been nearly quite all
worked off, and notice fair demand but in the absence
Of receipts there is none on market our quotations are
tnpe to be very poorly supplied and the receipts of N G.
make nave not been sufficient for the demand Some small
and lSa Il cents % ID in kegs No Western make
or two small lots fresh received from up country and sell
ling at 25 q 26 cents y b.-PoRK-The limited receipts
store to become materially reduced, and with fair en-
qury, the market rules firm at $2z % bblat which small
L1QUoEs-Fair supply of domestic in store and nothing
worthy Of note doing Sc table tor rates a lot Of 40 Ob
ss ta sio I?ePoo sack
is in full stock with little demand and sells from store
at sll5 $l2o On Received for the week only 100 sacks
sells from store at quotations. See table
and sD sOgst ID during the
81 so, and Contract at $3.50 So SO y NJ in quality
TIMBER Very little has been doing in this article for the
week just ended The receipts continue quite small suf-
Gent however, for the demand from mes Sales of few
have alteration to notice in our rates
coaswe and the quantity of produce offering is not
than sufficient for the vessels in port. See table
NEW YORK, June 24-COtton is duh. Flour is firm at
for Wheat nd SOrnar lands
Spirits of Turpentne easier at 80 cents % gallon Rice is
NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-The sales of Cotton to-day
comprise 200 bales The assortment limited Middlng
is worth from l03 q ii cents % %.
LIVERPOOL, juno 6, Fritay Evening. : CorroN.
Prices have declined under the effect received
per steamer Atlantic Il6 |! Sales of the week 50O 900
bales INCLUDING 100 bales to exporters and baIs for
cined l-6, chiefly in fair and mddng qualities the
mand G saaa daS Is but @ 1as d
follows: New Orleans fair z; middlng SIS; Mo-
RJ9S neuns
600 bales of American.
vanced Id I'd The improvement chiefly the
grades
Corn unchanged with a moderate business at previous
FLoURWestern Canal is quoted at 80 a sss; good Ohio
CoRN.-Whte Southern selling at 2ss Cd
PROVISIONS unsettled and prices lower the de-
cline being chiefly confined to ordinary and middng sorts
PRODUCE -Rosin Common is irregular. Fine is in de-
Crude rs I'D I'D lar lbs I'd Rice firm advance
ut I'd on East India. SugarAn qualities have advanced
3D. Cheese unchanged in every respect. Talow shade
lower
LONDON MARKET. Iron firm Bar quoted at eS a
lO los In baes Scotch pig at Glasgow quoted at SOS I'd
Sis Sugar firm with moderate transactions advance
of Is.
Bullion has increased in the Bank of England GS25
Consols unchanged closing at 0lA 9I8
American stocks weak and trafsa ctions small.
| LATEST COMMERCIAL
LlVERPOOl4, Saturday. n.--Wheat and Flour steady
at yesterdays rates, with limited business doing
CORN Quiet yellow at 29s white at 2Ss Cd WHEAT
IS los Sd for red land los Cd and lis for white
| CoTToN---Slow at the decline.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-On Saturday June z the
day of the Asias sailing remained dull but without change
in prices from those quoted in Fridays circular excepting
that in American under SID there lrreguaritv
he days sales were 5,OO0 bales including $40
and 800 for export On Sunday the Asia
vices from New York to the 18th May Monday June g.
the market continued heavy low American being quite
nominal in value. Sales OF the three da Ii 900 bales
Rce.-There market good DINA the de-
mand being fair at 24sa25 per cwt
Naval Stores Small sales of rOsn at IS per for
mon, and 6s az for medium fine here Tar slow
of sale at los per bbl Spirits Turpentne per cwt
without activity.
Beadstrfs dearer Wheat per bushcl: Flour 6das
bb and In an Corn Isas Cd quarter over
last weeks quotations but only moderate business was
done at the advance.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Naval Stores-An articles
are dull and lower We quote prices Din Tur-
pentine 81 25 Scrape 81 3d. Tar 81 l5 kosn TO- Grain
The receipts of Corn still continue light pces high
The sales for the week past boat load HYDE Co
in fine order 52 cents for shipment and slightly
sold out IN lots at AZ cents retailing.