Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-23

the way sales The advices from the interior markets
represent decline in prices which has had the effect to
keep buyers here from operating should the receipts
be worthy of note during the coming week prices
cede The quantity received for two weeks past
been light and there only small in first hands at
present We quote small sales for the week at S. so for
superne, and IS IS for famy-closng inactive at these
figures
GRAIN-In the Corn market have new feature to
notice. Received for the week only 4O0 bushels of which
1900 to dealer 800 sold at 60 cents % bushe and
1900 Tin damaged stae) private terms. The supply in
dealers hands has become very much reduced and fair
demand exists good article for milling purposes would
sell readily at higher figure than quoted above-0ATs
In the absence of receipts the stock market become
materially reduced there is however merely retail de-
mand and the supply is sufficient for present purposes
See table.--PEAs-The supply of Cow at present in
dealers hands fully fair and the market during the past
week has ruled decidedly dull No sales reported we
lie arn that lot offered few days since 80 cents
without finding purchaser. We quote at 95 cents %
bushel in quality For Black Eye there demand
existing, and few parcels of good quality would bring
81 Is per bushel-RICE-Th market for clean remains
unchanged demand except for retailing purposes and
stock fair. Sells from store at 81 cents % b.
HAY-The market is oversocked with Northern and has
ruled dull for time past About bales have been
received since last of which 10 do have been sold
so cents y 100 bs cash; balance unsold Violate receipts
of Eastern and but little market there however,
scarcely demand Our quotations in table for last
sales.
LME.-The market continues to be well stocked with this
article and merely retail demand exists lot of 200
casks received few days SINCE and sold terms
made public We quote from store at IS cents 81 cask
in lots to suit.
MoLAssEs.The market fairly stocked with Cuba and
rules quiet We continue former figures at which notice
| small sales See table.
PoTAToEs-Irsh continue be brought in sparngy and
sell from carts readily at 81 per bushe.
N cured BACON the market for several
weeks past has ruled Inactive and scarcely any transactions
have taken place except in the retail way-there
arriving however, and only few small parcels remain
first hands We quote hams 13A cents and hog round
at l23 ID cents % H. in quality In the market for
Western cured We have quotable change to make in
prices though holders appear disposed advance
shade in consequence of favorable advces from
markets There is however, merely retail demand exist
ing and note heavy stock in first hands. We continue
quote y for shoulders, and % cents 10 H.
for sides, quantity and quality at which figures small
sales have been efected.LARD-NoN N. c. make brought
in and none market consequently quotations table
must be looked upon merely nominal The receipts of
Western have been meagre, and with light supply
ket prices tend upward We quote from store at II. ID
cents ~ 10. in bbls.--PORK-For Northern the market
remains last reported Fair supply store and demand
limited See table for prices.
SHINGLEs-Only few small lots of Common received,
and sold from boats at 81 SO a 81 IS ~ NJ.
TIMER Continues to be brought in sparngy, in the
absence of the usual demand for mill purposes the market
for time past has ruled exceedingly dull During the
week just ended only few RATS have changed at IS
to 81 IS per NJ, extremes. See table.
FREIGHTsSnce the close of last review the market
has ruled quiet and cOastwse rates shade lower We
refer to table for last prices paid.
FAYETTEVILLE, July I9-Bacon III "a l23: Cotton
Fair to Good, IL @ co., ordi to Mid. l0l OIL Flour
family, $ 90 q 90; Super 81 IS % 90; Fine, 81 60 q
= 81 Train N n
Wheat so 90 O0 Oats, 40 a As; Peas IS a So 80
Rye s. 90 90 90; Lard-l2 l9 cents Molasses Cuba
70 q 80 cents New Orleans, As q so cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 Is a 90; Turpentne dip, 50 u
q 90 ;"Vrgin, 81 So @ 90; Hard, 81 90 90 Spirits
Bacon-Receipts equal to the demand
Cotton-NO change.
Flour-Downward tendency.
Corn-We reduce quotation cents.
CHARLESTON July 2Oth.-Cotton- There was quite al
active demand for the article to-day which resulted the
better qualities The sales comprise % bales at Ga
1913 bales at l34c.
MOBILE, July 2O.-The sales of Cotton to-day were 2O
bales The marketis firm, and Middlng is quoted at liz
l2c. u ID The sales for the three days comprise 1900
the receipts 100 bales.
NEW ORPHANS ri ANS July 2OThs sales Of Cotton
days are $500 and the receipts 1850 bales.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-Cotton- 600 bales Flour i
frmsales of ID 600 bbs State 50 80 So 50 Ohio 81
of AZ 900 bushels; Milwaukee club so SO cents Chicago
spring s. cents. Corn is irm-sales of 5000 bushels
Lard III liz Whiskey "a cents Sugar is firm
Muscoyado s. = cents Porto Rico 81 81 cents. COTE
Spirits Turpentne is dull at IS cents Rosin is heavy
81 60. Rice is buoyant at 81 81 cents.
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton had advanced I'd. Sales
three days 49, 900 spectators taking 1000 Fair
mdding qualities had improved most and the market
firm Some circulars however, say that the advance
subsequently lost and that the market closed firm las
quotations. Manchester reports favorable, holder
demanding an advance for goods Conso closed at 954