Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-06-18

closed quote sales of several parcels second
hand at 81 9 for lots they rum 81 each for
lected-cash and 80 days. For there scarcely any
demand difficult of SALE unless at lower figures town
made are held at$2.
CoFFEE-Is without change in price, and market fairly
stocked with nearly all descriptions See table for store
rates, in quantity and quality.
CoTroNFor this article the market has continued to rule
quiet The receipts have been very light and there only
small supply market buyers however, show scarcely
any disposition to operate We quote the sale of only
lot bales Con Monday at IL cents b. middng to
good mdding and Wednesday 100 bales IL
middlng IL do at III cents mddng, and do.
at ia cents for good middlng.
CORN MEAL-Little has been received from the
country for few weeks past and the stock market is
confined to parcels in the hands of dealers We mod
demand with sales from the granaries IS cents %
bushel.
FLoURSnce review of Thursday last the arrivals of
State brands have been meagre both per railroad
the supply in first hands has become materially reduoed
also note enquiry from Dealers which, together
with favorable advices from the interior, has impaired
mer tone to the market and rates have decided upward
tendency Small sales made in the early part the
week S. rs for superne but for three days past
sales have taken place. buyers offering above figures
for SUPER and sellers asking SIS 40 IS per bbl The
grades scarce, and enqured after See
| table for prices.
GRAN-The Corn market very well supplied at pres
en and closes quiet On Tuesday lot of 14OO bushels
received and taken by dealer at 6S3 cents per bushe
being advance of q cents previous quotation. On
Wednesday bushels received of which
have been sold lat 60 cents per bushe balance unsold
-OArs--There is nothing doing in this article
cept in the retail way; receipts but dealers have
fair supply of former arrivals on hand. We
BILE to give correct quotaton.-PEAs.-An kinds are
in active request, and scarcely any market. Cow
sell readily 81 81 20 per bushel in quality
RcEFor there only light demand from the trade
supply store fully sufficient We quote small sales at
| 81 81 cents per ID.
HAY-None received for two or three weeks past, and
consequently have sales report fair stock of both
Northern and Eastern market Our quotations table
are for last sales.
LIME.-For this article there is merely retail demand
and notice heavy stock in dealers hands We quote
from IS cents 81 y cask, in lots wanted.
| LIQUOR.-Sales a few days since of IS bbls. Common
| Whskey at "a cents per gallon.
NoLAssEsThe cargo Of Cuba noted in last as looked
for has yet arrived and the stock first hands has be-
come pretty much worked off; there is, however, but
light demand present existing. We quote from wharf at
"a 26 cents per gallon in hhds., as in quantity.
PEA NUrs.-Are in demand few scattering lots
have been received within week two past and taken at
81 81 10 per bushel, as in quality.
PoTAToEs-New crop Irish begin to be brought in quite
freely and sell from carts in the small way at 81 to 81 20
y bushel.
PRovs1oNsFor n c. cured BACON the market has ruled
| SNOW
decline The quantity received during the has been
unusually small, very little remains market
first hands, the demand however, is confined to retailers.
who do not appear disposed to operate at present high
prices We quote sales during the week of only $500 lbs
III for shoulders 13 cents for hog round 3
for hams. The stock of Western cured very good
the market rules inactive at former rates. See table
for store rates. We note sales Monday of 80 hhds
at u cents for shoulders and 81 10 cents % To. fol
sides.-ARD-Ones small lot of N. c. make received few
days SINCE and sold at IL cents 8 b. in bbs
first hands, Western in rather small stock and in mod
crate demand at former quotations. We quote from store
at 12A 13 cents in quantity. marke
continues to be very we'll stocked with Northern and will
merely retail demand rules qdet. See table for store
prices.
sALr-We have nothing to report in the market TO-
either Liverpool Sack Alum receipts and consequent
have sales to report except in the small way from
store. See table for rates.
SH1NGLEs.-No receipts sales of either Common Con
tract that aware Of and market decidedly dull Sc
table.
T1MBER-Has arrived sparngly for two weeks past
and the market rules unusually dull. Mllers have stool
hand sufficient for present wants. and show disposition
to purchase only three RATS have sold 81
perm In the present state of the msrke unable
give correct figure, and quotations in table must
therefore, be looked upon as merely nominal.
FREIGHTsThere were but two or three arrivals in tn
early part of the week. and consequence the few vessel
remaining enabled to get advance of cents
val stores New York Wednesday, however,
in which may have tendency weaken
To Boston and Philadelphia rates merely nominal
See table.
ExCHANGE-The Bank rates for selling Exchange eli
les north of Richmond continues per cent and Rich
a. mond per cent. premium
y. NEW YORK, June l5.1Coton is firm; Upland ia
Flour State, So 80 81 Ohio has advanced l5c-s4 SIS
81 70; Southern 81 As 81 TO- Wheat, Southern white
81 IS Georgia red 81 5O Milwaukee club Sc 94c
Corn white rs 78c Pork Mess SIG Is SIG 80 prim
tn pentine steady at Soc Rice 8 a SIC.
BALTIMORE June l5.-Flour, Howard street and Ohio
as fair to prime white, 81 O5 81 l5 Corn, white zoe
Provisions dull and closed declining Whskey du
u at q 2l3c.
NEWBERN June RELATIONSHIPS of hog round at 1910
hams Is to 1870, sides l23c. Corn-n good demand
% receipts of late retail price So 50 bb Coon-Las
at SOC per 50 lbs PffN Mess &c.
Last sale at so gage Dbl TurpentneSales toda
eO scrape.
~ PETERSBURG, June 15.-ToBACCo-Tbe breaks wei
pretty full to-day and prices well sustained We hay
% &
~ to g, for to good to fair leaf y to
q good to ia, fine Ia to 5Ot ~
sales yesterday were about 2O bales at lO O and lie
a choice lots would bring Ia.
WHEATVery little doing in old. We hear of one contra
W. for August delivery at 81 round 49,, Do,-o
~ to &; sterling 81 to TO-
CHARLESTON, June .-Cotton-The sales this fore
amounted to 400 bales, at prices ranging from 81
l2tc.
MOBILE June 15.-The sales Of Cotton to-day compr'
1000 bales l3c. % b. for midding The sales in thre
days comprise $500, and the receipts 1000 bales.
NORFOLK, June scBacO1 Mo round II a. p; Han
6s 7sc. Cotton II llsc Meal, bolted, rs Soc Lard
at No. 49, No 2l2te Flonr-supsrane Is So Extra s. o.