Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-05

$50 Su:h': Of tS which 1880 d. dealer
damaged brought 81 per nshel The stock On market
way recepts b sOsi Ss IN '1s . s%a
stock dealers hands We aS msrs, only ys.
mand One parcel of 400 bushels received in the eary
It IS to 70 cents according to
have transactions to report None brought market for
All kinds but in o
B Es ind 9 sale z q : Gov
in the rough article Last sale per
bushs san is in moderate supply and sells IL the small
HAY-The arrivals since our last have somewhat replen
shed the market though prices continue to rule high The
sls DO Norhern sold at 81 g. AID 80 do do At au.oa
and and as1ags "a 80 100 do h Easter: sso
sold in lots 81 40 per loo bs balance stored and
40 per oask in quantities to suit cargo of 1000 casks
MoIAssEs-The stock of Cuba on market is light
though sufficient for present demand We quote small sales
from wharf at So per gallon for single hhds No
PoTAToEs-Irsh in considerable demand and market
entirely bare Quotations nominal See table.
quoted last No receipts of and the
stock market is ra.her light We notice however very
fined small lots at a csp9
for hog round and ie cents per for hams in quality
istng and quote sales from store at l2a Is cents
shoulders, and Il 14a cents per ID for sdesmOstly
lowest figures few parcels cured hams have been
One or small parcels n G. make have been Brought
now market. Western IS also wanted and mons
Mess has ruled hrm am ss mostly in the small
way At highest figure stock fa We quote s2S s
Store at % 80 cents per h., as in quality.
PouLTRY-Market very poorly supplied and prices rule
sUeARsAre in light stock, and prices r. See table
for store rates.
There fair stock of both Alum and Liverpool in second
hands, and demand limited We quote from store at IS
40 cents per bushe for the former and 81 81 10 per sack
for the latter, as in quantity.
sH1NGLEs-No shippers in market, and no demand exists
T1MBER-The market has ruled exceedingly dull during
the past week. and present indicate
tendency in prices mieGs have supply on hand fully su
table for prices.
NEWBERN, May 29th.-Bacon Is to 49, cents, for hog
round Hans d 49, Beef to sac per ID by the side
per h. to quality Cotton lo per b. Feathers IS to
&c. onp per ID h as to quality AsrsnE for Ok bb
tlnOrs So Foder, dry 10 to q 80 per cst Hay,
New York 80 ew HIDES lOe So
si So Is;
81 so per bb Meal, per bush is Molasses, per hid
s sns gal 60 Ts 81 1S VIII &
to 4Oc per GAL
CHARLESTON, June 2.-Cotton.-Ths transactions Of
the day to 6 bales extremes ranging from l2f
44c The market closed quite prices showing decline Of
! to upon quotations of Saturday morning last.
BALTIMO RE June 2-Flour is firm, sales at 81 81 fol
Howard Street Wheat easier with change in prices
Corn has decned sales of white and yellow at 81 go
NEW YORK, June 2-Cotton is quiet and the sales fol
the day but 500 bales The Americas advces
ceived too late to have any effect upon the market Flour
is heavy, and Southern is quoted at from 81 80 70 pei
Dbl Red Wheat is worth 81 20 per bushe Corn lower
Mixed quoted at &c. and Yellow and White at 81 pei
bushe Rice has ecined and is Gctive at from az ST
| Id. Freights arc irmer.
i NEW ORLEANS, June 2.--Cotton is easier, and tn
sales for the day comprise $500 bales at prices from l3id
II cents per H. The stock in port comprises $50 bales
all the ports $50 bales The receipts for three days
bales and the sales $50 bales Sugar is firm Mxe
Corn 81 O5 per bushel Lard in kegs is quoted
Is cents per ID.
i LIVERPOOL, May 22-Cotton closed steady. Sales o
the week amounted to 600 bales of which specuator
took 1000 and exporters 1900 Imports 2l 900 bales
Breadstufs stesdy and improving Flour advanced 3D.
the week Southern 3ls. I'd 32s.; Ohio SIS S2s Cd
Wheat has adva nced-Red IS Cd IS 80 white s. lod
Corn has advanced Is 2syslow 36s 3d. white BIS Sd
37s Sd.
The weather is favorable to the growing crops.
Consols 9s3 93f.
II Manchester advices are lnfavorabe.