Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-27

fined to small parcels from the granaes at 81 Is 81 20 P
bushels as in quantity.
FLoURAfter closing report on Thursday last the ad
vices from abroad reported decline price this
ee, which caused depression in the market here, and it
ruled inactive, with small sales Friday Saturday
81 so for superne-beng decline of 23 cents previous
sales On Monday few parcels offered at above fig
without finding buyers the demand from spectators
appears have become checked and retailers purcha
sing only in quantities sufficient for their immediate
The receipts per railroad have been SMALL but note
moderate stock in dealers hands, The market closes in
dropping condition. and lot any size would not command
81 so for sHperne. We refer table for prices.
GRAINln the Corn market there has been activity
than noted last the advces from abroad not being
favorable anticipated in consequence of which deal
not disposed to operate previous quotations One
cargo of 1900 bushels received from Hyde comfy
Tuesday and changed hands terms not made publcbe
eved at about 81 per bushel Another of l50O do recev
ed Wednesday, but sold one lots have also
arrived per railroad and into store We quote cargo
price at 81 81 OF per bushe but would remark that prime
article might command prices shade higher.-OATsWe
have change to make in this article received for
time, and the stock market has become nearly
worked off; in moderate demand at quotations in table
-PEAS.-The market remains without alteration Deal
have moderate stock of Con- at present in store and
the demand brisk previously noted; parcels find
ready SALE however, 81 to 81 O5 per busheRICE.-
The market poorly supplied and with fair enquiry from
the trade has ruled firm. We quote II cents per h.,
! as in quantity and quality.
HAY-The receipts for several weeks past have been
quite small and in consequence the stock of both Northern
Eastern has been materially reduced The last sale of
the former at IS cents B 100 bs there however,
be but light demand from dealers at the above price
No sales since last review quotations merely nom
nal.
LME.-The market present very well supplied, and
only limited demand. No arrivals, and the sales
have been confined to small lots from store at 81 to 81 10
cask.
MOLASSES.-For Cuba the market has ruled firm since
last and the price has gone up cents previous quo
taons-cosing with further upward tendency in prices
No receipts for three weeks past in the absence OF
which the stock in first hands has become rather light it is
however, fully sufficient for TIE demand. We quote from
store and wharf at 26 81 cents u gallon in hhds, in
quantity.
PoTAToEs.-Ncw crop Irish have begun to arrive quite
freely and sell from carts at 81 so 3 bushe in lots to
suit Old decidedly dull of sale quotations in table.
PRovIsIoNs-In the market for n C. cured BACON
notice mer feeling during the past week. and closes at
shade higher prices The receipts for few weeks have
been light, though note moderate supply in dealers
hands. We quote sales of only 10000 lbs at liz cents
for shoulders III II cents for hog round and l2 cents
b. for hams and sides For Western cured the market also
rules firm though have quotable change to report
previous prices fair stock in store and moderate demand
We quote at 81 to q cents for shoulders and 10 to II cents
% ID. for Sides according to quantity and quaty.-
LARD-There is improved demand for both y. c. and
Western make, and there only small stock market
No change however, in prices, and quote sales of the
former at l2 cents in kegs and bbs and the latter at II
cents y b.--PORK-Nother is in moderate stock, and
the market rules steady former rates. See table for store
quotations..
SALTThe market is very poorly supplied with Liverpool
ground, rules firm lot of 500 sacks received
coawsc in the early part the week and sold at W cents
e sack, cash. See table for store prices. Alum is in mod
stock only occasional sales made figures in
5, table.
n SHNGLEsBoth Common and Contract rule dull, and the
sales have been confined to small parcels at 81 s. Is fol-
the former, and So so 81 so T. NJ. for the latter
TMBERHas arrived sparingy for the past three foul
weeks and note fair demand for mill purposes. Only
a. RATS received and sold at 81 s. so IS u NJ for fail
quality.
FREIGH1s-C oastwise remain unchanged Very little pro
duce offering shipment present and the rules dull
q See table for prices
reached 200 bales, at the following quotations
at 81 40 at 81 l22 at TO- q at 04 q at l03 and SO a
. l04c.
GRAN.There have been arrivals of any description
during the past week From the present state of the Corr
and Oats market, cause however, change
former selling quotations of 9S 81 O5 for Corn and So
R1CEOur last report left the market for this article in
state of excitement prices advancing with some hoersno
the market remained until Thursday and part Of Friday
when quoted ordinary to fair 81 49, and good to com
prime at $3 sag Since then the demand has anos
entirely ceased buyers refusing go prices
while holders remain firm and adhere in asking full rates.
The market in consequence, closed yesterday at stand
still.
ROUGH RCE-Ths article in similar position as Clear
there not having been transactions during the past
three or four days We quoted prices previously at 81
y | 81 10 y bushel.
SALT-A cargo of sacks Liverpool ground,
s cent arrival remains aloat unsoda previous arrival Of
5000 having disposed of &c u sack Sales
from stores in lots effected at 20 75c for sewed anC
seamless sacks.-NeUS.
BALTIMORE ~ May 24-Flour is quiet; Howard Stree
"a.
Provisions in better request Bacon Sides
. lOc. Whskey is dull at SOC. u gallon.
~ MOBILE, May 24.-sales of 700 bales Mddngs lac
The sales for the three days 1900 bales and the
OF cepts in the same time have been 1850 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 24.-Saes of 1000 bales !; Mid
dngs He The sales for the three days up 1850
bales and the receipts in time have been 1900 bales
against $500 last year The increase in receipts at all TIT
ports now sum up 69l 800 bales.
NEWBERN, May 25.-Turpentne- bbs changed
hands yesterday at 81 IS for virgin So 30 for Dip and 81
st for scrape.
~ Flour--Smal sales at IS SIS so.
. Nothing doing in other articles.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., May 24.-Bacon- 90 49, side
II H. hog round II ll4 Lard l25 I3c. Flour-exr
Meal 80 0Oc Cotton-Far to Good, 8 a 10, Ordina
ny to Middng al 81 cents Cofee-liio, l24 IA cents
Java, Is 2Oc. Sugar-Loaf IA a l6c brown 90 Mo
lassesNew Orleans, So 90; West Indies 80 a 4Oc But
ter Is 00c. Beeswax u SOC. Feathers 90 00c Salt
q sack, 81 40a 81 so. N. G. Whiskey As 55c Northern
do4O GOA. c.
There was not much done in the way of trade last week
We advance quotations for Flour and Wheat-boh
lit tces in good demand though the latest foreign
. reports prices slightly recedng The give
e Cotton upward tendency which will have the effect pro
badly of raising the price little beyond quotations.
for We learn that the proprieOrs of the FIGURING Mill in m
place willing to high st 40 to 81 80 for whoa
" last week.-De1nocrdt.
VI NEW YORK. May 2I.-(3 preceding days)-Naya Store
Crude Iurpentlne market, and but small