Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-06-04


this article There merely retail business doing and the
stock in dealers hand fully sufficient We refer to
table for store rates, as in quantity and quality.
CoTroN-There nothing of importance to report this
article. Some parcels offering market but generally
held for rates buyers show dspoonto operate
considerably lower rates. which holders are unw
ing to accede to- Quotations in table nominal.
Corn MEAL-The arrivals from the country have been
quite light since last and note only small sales so
From the granaries quote at IS cents q buhe
in lots to suit
FLouR-snce resjew of Thursday last the markethas
ruled inactive, and scarcely anything has been done in the
way of sales The receipts continue meagre but note
fair stock previous receipts remaining first hands buy
show disposition operate extent and only
purchasing quantities sufficient supply their immediate
We note only few small lots having changed hands
IS 20 IS Is . bb for superne. See table quota
tons of other grades.
GRAN-For CORN there has been moderate demand
throughout the week. the market has ruled steady at
quotation Thursday The receipts reach
only $500 bushels of which ORDER and the bal
sold as follows 900 bushels sc cents and do at
664 p bushe fair stock present in dealers hands
-OATs-The market is very well supplied with this
ticle and there merely retail demand existing
ceipts. In the absence of sales We omit quotatons-
PEAs-Of all descriptions scarce and in active demand
at high prices. few small parcels of Cow received
ing the week. and sold at 81 Is y bushel.-R1CE-
crop rough has about all worked off,
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at quotations in table Clean is in moderate stock and
note only light demand from the trade Selling in the
small way at 81 81 cents q b.. as in quality.
HAY-There have been receipts of either Northern
Eastern make since last and consequently have
transactions to report demand light and the market is
well supplied. We refer to table for last sales.
LIME-The market continues to rule decidedly dull and
note heavy stock in dealers hands Sales from store
in the small way at IS cents 81 y cask.
MoLAssEsNothing to report the market for Cuba;
there fair supply in first hands, and scarcely any demand
exists. Selling from wharf Tin hhds) at "a 26 cents q
gallon as in quantity.
PEA NUTs-None arriving, and hear of no sales
PRovIsoNs-In the market for BACON have no new
to notice The receipts of N C. cured continue
meagre and there is only small stock market there
is however, little demand from Dealers and note sales
of only few parcels at previous quoations- cents for
hog round and Is cents b. for hams Western remains
without change price, and with limited demand for
weeks past the market has ruled dull; full stock in first
hands We quote small sales from store at 81 cents for
shoulders and IL liz cents y H. for sides, in quality
-LARD-The market very poorly supplied with both
n c. and Western make; note however, but light de-
mand, and the market rules dull See table for rates.
PoRK-The market fairly supplied with Northern and the
since last appears to have been rather limited
We continue previous quotations. at which small sales have
taken place. See table.
SHMGLEs-The market for time past has ruled de-
cdedly this article sales have been principally
merely nominal.
receipts during the past week have been
ceedngly light and very little any remains unsod
ket -mler however, have supply hand sufficient for
their present wants. and consequently there demand
from them and there shippers in market Sales of
only RATS at S. 81 Is, 81 so Sc u NJ, quality.
FREGHTsAs regards coastwise rates have change
to report. Very vessels have arrived since last
and the number at present port quite small sufficient
however, for the quantity of produce offering shipment
which unusually light. See table for last paid In
foreign note vessel having been taken few days
since for Havana at So % NJ. on lumber
. ExcHANGE-Bank Ratesfor SeAmg-On Richmond about
per cent? North of Richmond per cent. prem. Charles
ton per cent.
TAWBORO', May 28.-Turpentine-Dp, 81 90 to TO-
scrape IS to 40 cents 100 lbs. Tar, 81 90 to 81 10
Corn 81 IS to So 90 % bbl Cotton 10 to IL cents Bacon
II to IL cents. Lard, IL to II cents.
WAsHNGT0N, N: G., May 25-Nava Stores Tur
pentne 81 So Y $50 lbs scrape do 81 7O Tar 81 Is s.
IS ROsn soc. y round bbls; Spirits Turpenne Al 42c.
Gran-Corn has advanced and would sell for go cts
bushe readily No sales of wheat or oats since Ou
last
Cotton-Last sales liz cents y H. for good article
Dispatch.
to far white 81 81 10. Corn active and higher white
selling at 65 81 cents, and yellow 81 II cents.
NEW YORK, June 1st.-Cotton- Sales to-day of 1000
bales market unsettled and quotations nominal Flour il
firm, sales of 900 bbs State and Ohio advanced cents
common to good State at 50 80 So IS Ohio at 81 40
81 so Southern ADVANCED cents, sales at 81 IS 81 Co.
Wheat firm sales of 80 600 bushels Western red "a
to ST. white at 81, and Chicago spring at 81 SO
Corn sales of $4,000 bushels and prices advanced c white
at Y 70 cts yellow at 10 cts and mixed at 6s 20 cents
Pork-Mess declined 20 cts sales SIT IS, Prime
lower sales at $l4 20 $l4 Is. Lard dull at Iii liz
Sugar buoyant sales of MuscOvado at 81 cents Spirits
Turpentne is steady at 46 464 cents Rice is steady.
Freghts to Liverpool Flour Is I'd Is Sd Grain Sd to 3D.
50 PETERSBURG, June 1.-CoTToN-The dull tone in thu
market for this article noticed in report yesterday
to-day, have transactions of
note Further European received to-day
quoting the market quiet, which has had effect
in market -
" ToBACCo-The breaks day pretty FULL and the bid
ding spirited and prices showed advance. For
kinds prices from 81 to $ higher than they whe
and supply snch nothing like equal demand
WHEATThe market quiet and prices merely nomi
90 nal
d. CoRN-60 cents.
Do BAooN-No material change in prices Demand slight,
~ increasing.
~ FLoUR-Market extremely dull and prices low.
is EXCHANGE on New York is now down to per cent
H. SUGAR-Is quiet. and prices are shade lower.
CoFFEESales during the past week have been moderate
and prices rather lower.
GUANo-There is fair business doing at $50 % ton;
X LIVERPOOL May -Cotton.-Saes last three day
II 900 bales Fair and lower qualities have declined H.
Middng qualities have improved but prices unchanged
Breadstuts Richardson Spence quote Flour is dull
IL Western Canal q 24s. Sd. Southern q 22s. 3D. Obi
22s 3D. 25s Wheat is quiet; red 6s, white 7s 7s 4d
Corn quiet and prices 3D. lower white $685. yellow 34s
\ 34s. Cd.
j. Provisions.-Pork is steady. Bacon is firm quiet
Lard is quiet at 56s Sd. a SIS. Cd.
Produce.-Rosn is dull at As. Sugar is steady. Rice
quiet.
WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY