Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

ruled quiet and nothing of importance has ranspred in the
way of sales, only two small lots having changed
hands in the early part fhe week at 81 Is for uperne
which is decline of Is cents previous quotations. The
foreign advees received Monday reported shade ad
in prices consequence of which holders here have
since asked higher figures than quoted above there
to be disposition however, the part of buyers to
crate to any extent and for lots market only 81
81 l29 offered for superne. The receipts for the week
have been small but in the absence of sales the stock
dealers hands is accumuatng and may be considered fully
fair We quote nominaly at 81 Is for superne and 81 so
for family.
GRAN.-In the Corn market have material change
report regards prices The receipts con small to
which fact may be mainly attributed the high prices pres
obtained the adces from other markets have been
rather unavorabe For the week the receipts comprise
only 1850 bushels of which 400 do brought 81 O6 for prime
quality Onsow county, 1900 do. at 81 02 and $50 d. in
lots at 81 023 81 O5 y bushel-closng at lowest fig
We quote at 81 81 OF, and onlya light demand
from dealers The cargo left market the close of
last review changed hands at 81 O3 y bushel--OATs-
Are in light stock and little received for several
weeks. There moderate demand existing, and few
parcels would find ready sale at high fgures.-PEAs-
The eceps of Cow for the past two three weeks have
been moderate, and with fair stock in dealers hands the
market has ruled quiet at decline previous quotations.
About 500 bushels have been received by vessel
last of which 26 do. sold at ST. and 200 do. at % cents u
bushe the balance Hnsod We quote at 80 30 cents, as
in quality.-RCE.-Cl continues in light supply, and
the market rules steady We note fair demand for retail
ing purposes and quote sales from store at Il cents u
pound.
HAY-The market continues to be poorly supplied with
all descriptions, and shows slight advance previous
rates fair demand from dealers, and prime article sells
readily One lot of 12 bales Northern received and
sold Tuesday at 30 cents % LOO ibs 30 days No late
sales of Eastern.
L1ME-We note merely light demand for this article, and
oco I'M hand
to 81 10 u cask according to quantity and quality.
MOLAssEs-NO change to report in prices. For Cuba
there has been steady demand throughout the week. with
sales from and wharf 26 to Is cents q gallon
quantity and quality stock fully sufficient for the demand
PoTAToEs-The receipts of crop Irish have been mod
crate, and we have to report sales only the small way
from at ST so e bushel few lots of Sweet have
been brought and sold at 10 to so cents % bushel
PRovIsIoNs.-n the BACON market have change of
Importance to report The receipts of n C. cured have
been light and the stock market has become somewhat
reduced there is however, only limited demand, and the
transactions for the week have deem confined small par
GELS from II l23 cents R b. for hog round. The
market very well stocked with Western cured and with
meagre demand, has ruled inactive We continue former
quotaonsS4 to 81 cents for shoulders and l0 to cents
8 H., for Sides in quantity-a which small sales
been effected from st0re.--LARD-No alteration to
port prices. The stock of both n c. Western make
has become rather light in the absence of receipts though
it is fully adequate for present wants We quote sales
to l23 cents y tbPoRKThe market is very well sup
piled with Nohern and with merely retail demand has
ruled quiet. We refer to table for store rates.
SALTAlum is in fair supply, and is exceedingly dull of
SALE retais from store at 6 20 cents u bushel Liver
pool ground is light stock, and demand moderate. About
300 sacks received Tuesday, and sold %
sack cash.
SHINGLES In the absence of the usual demand for ship
men the market for both Common and Contract has ruled
dull for weeks past The sales have been confined
small boat loads at prices ranging within quotations.
co. ling to quality. See table.
TTMBER-Has been brought to market slowly for some
weeks past and prices shade higher. There fail
enquiry from mers, and prime article sells readily. Only
RATS received and sold at Sc 10 81 so u NJ for ordn
airy quality
FREIGHTsThe small number OF vessels that have arrived
since last has caused rather irmness in the
ke and to New York slight advance has been obtained
by two. This advance however, hardly be main
ained there is only small quantity of produce waiting
shipment and several vessels expected to arrive
vessels up for any other port and quotations remain
unchanged. See table,
NEwBERN, June l:-Turpentine. bbls. sold yester
day at 81 for Virgin 50 2 for Dip and 50 II! for Scrape
Tar.-Only so bbls. sold at 81 IS.
Rosin.-l0O bbls. disposed Of at 81 80
Nothing done in Spirits Turpentine that hear of.
Flour2O bbs. Supertne sold at s.. Stock good with
limited demand.
CHARLESTON, June l.-CoTToN-The sales this morn
ing amounted to y bales at 104 cents.
CoRNThe arrivals since last amounted to IL
500 bushels of which 1000 bushels Maryland had been
dered by dealers-e balance of North Carolina white
Provision sold at 81 OIL and 81 OF 8 bushel measurement
RICEThe market for this staple has been an unsettled
state throughout the entire week. The sales of the week
have principally consisted of the qualities at from
81 SAG. the better grades not being offered.
ROUGH RCE-The arrivals of the week amounting to 28-
500 bushels have all been forwarded to the mills by the
|cipents, and no sales effected.
sALTsales of Liverpool ground continues to be effected
at from 81 65 Il sack from on board. The demand how
ever is to a limited extent ony.-Necs.
BALTIMORE May 3l-Flour dull and unchanged with
sales Wheat quiet white at 81 20 81 co. red 81
81 Co. Corn frmer, yellow Sc a SO, white a So. Pro
visions dull Bacon sides &c., pork at STA SIS
Whiskey dull.
CHARLOTTE N c., May 3l-Bacon--hams IL a 49, sides
IL II, hog round 90 liz Lard l23 l3c. Flour-extra
superne in bbls, Sc Sc IS do. in bags 50 25 So 81
Meal so a 00c. Cotton-Far to Good, 81 90, Ordna-
ry to Middlng, So cents. Cofee-Rio 24 ID cents
Java, Is 20c Sugar-Loaf IA l6c; brown 90 OOc Mo-
lasses-New Orleans 55 90 West Indies 80 4Oc But
ter Is 00c Beeswax q 30c Feathers 90 OOc. Salt
y sack, 81 40 81 so. N. c. Whiskey, So a Coo.
Bacon has rather upward tendency with a good de-
mand, though make but little alteration in quotations
hog round ll5c
Flour remains at former prices, but it is likely there will
be decline this week. the from abroad reports
decline the market is we'll supplied bag of Flour
) sold last week at cents.
Wheat little lower 81 80 being the highest notct-
, Supply pretty fair.
this week.
Cotton Very little offering SO 10 f9 100 IBIS was the high
est price paid last week. and suppose that an-
ufacturers in this section.-Democrdt
HAVANA, May 25 1852 CLAYED SUGAR-Contrary to
what anticipated for the three days Immediately
succeeding the date of review of 10th nst the market
quite active the basis of 81 to 81 reals B arrobe
for D. S. No. r. The receipt however, of probability
war in Europe, which then learned put check all
caused decline of full real B arrobe for D. S. No H.
In MusCOvado Sugars there has been little doing