Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-10

CoFToNNO cnange OF consequence TO report this
cle. Only few small lots have been received, and there
is scarcely any market; there is, however little or no
demand Sale since last ION Saturday, of only 80 bales
good middling at 103 cents per lb.
Corn MEAL.-Little arriving from the country,
and the market is poorly supplied We note fair demand
and quote sales at 81 Is per bushel.
FLoUEThe market for State brands the as
reported Thursday last The advices from both home
and foreign markets have continued prove unayorabe in
and transactions have taken place except the small
way Retailers have sufficient hand for present uses and
not disposed to operate unless at lower figures while
holders generally asking previous quotations. Not much
has in during the week. but there is fair stock of
former Arrivals in dealers hands In the present state of
the market unable to give correct quotation, and
therefore quote nomnay at 81 to 81 2 for superne and
s. Is 81 so for family would remark, however that
lowest figures nearer the mark
GRAIE-For Com the market has ruled rather dull under
the received from abroad and shows material decline
in price for the week just ended There i, better supply
in dealers hands and the demand have become
somewhat checked at present The arrivals comprise $50
bushels of which $40 do. (prme quality sold at 81 024
$50 do at ST. and 800 do at 30 cents Is bshel 1900 do
remain market unsOd and the balance to order and
has gone into received for time
past and the supply has become pretty much worked Off
there moderate enquiry from dealers, and cargo
two would meet with ready sale at fair prce-PEAs-
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The market very well supplied with Co,0 and, the alb
sence of the usual demand has ruled decidedly dull We
quote nomnay at 80 IS cents per bushelas sale being
at highest fgure-RICE-For clean there has been only
light demand since last and supply moderate. We
quote at Il d cents % b., as in quantity.
HAY-The market is rather better supplied with North
ern and prices have gone down shade About l35 bales
received Monday of which ss5 taken by deal
so cents u 100 bs cash and 80 days. and balance
sold private terms No late arrivals of Eastern and
enquiry; cargo two would sell readily at
fair price.
L1ME-Contnues to be in light demand, and we note
fair stock market cargo of 1900 casks received
by dealer few days SINCE which is selling from wharf
ST. and from store at 81 10 u cask in quantities suit
LUMBER -River.-None received. Last sales were at
quotations in table.
MOLAssES.-We have change to report in the market
for this article There moderate supply of Cuba in first
hands and have been made at &c to % cents u gallon
in quantity One cargo of 247 hhds, erces, and %
bhs received day two since, and has been stored
P,TA1oEs-New crop Irish selling from carts at 81 %
to 81 SO u bushel.
PEA NUls-Are in enquiry, and none arriving few
lots market, but generally held above the views
buyers. small lot 2 bushels) sold Tuesday at 81 50
% bushel.
PRov1sIoN--In BACON have report decidedly dull
market during the week just ended There but little de-
mand from dealers, and fair stock of n c. cured
in first hands The sales comprise only 1000 lbs at
cents, and 25G0 do l2 y ID. for hog round
quality lot of about 50 600 lbs Ga prime artice)
ceiVed from Perqumans county Tuesday, and SOC
at liz cents u 10. for hog round. The market for Yves
tern cured has also ruled exceedingly dull for the pas
two three weeks and only small sales have takel
place at prices ranging within quotations in table
ceipts moderate, and full supply in store.--LARD-
There is only light stock OF both N. c. and Western
market; note very little demand however, and hear
only small sales at quotations in table-PORK-Nor
in fair stock, and with light demand prices hav
declined so Is cents former See table for stor
prices according to quantity and quality.
SALT.-Liverpool ground in light stock, and not
enquiry lot of 900 sacks received in the earl
part of the week by dealer which has gone into store
and selling at IS to 80 cents per sack, quantity
quote cargo price IS cents For Alum there scarceI
any demand and market pretty well supplied. Sellin
from store at Is Is cents per bushel.
SHINGLEs.No change to notice market dull and salt
difficult to effect at quotations in table,
TIMBER-The low stage of the has tende
to prevent arrivals during the past few weeks and there
none market unsold We note brisk demand for mi
purposes, and prime quality sells readily at high figures
We quote sales tor the week of six RATS Sc So Sc 49,
a IS 25 per NJ.
FREGHTs-Several vessels having arrived since la
has caused rates coastwise to rule rather u and only
est quotations of Thursday last has been obtained COuntr
produce arrives sparngy and there only small quant
offering shipments nearly all the vessels in port, howeve
have been taken up. See table for rates.