Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-22

the market has ruled quiet have not single trans
action report We quote nominay 81 for superne,
and 81 rs % Dbl. for family.
FEATHERs-Are in moderate supply, and dull at As to so
cents % ID.
GRAM-The arrivals of Corn have been meagre for the
past three or weeks consequence of which the stock
dealers hands has been nearly worked off, and is barely
sufficient for present wants. There brisk demand exist
ing and for few cargoes good quality high prices could
readily be obtained Received for the week 475O bushels
of which 100 do sold Con Wednesday, ct u % bushel and
made public the balance has gone into
Continue to be in light stock, and
fair demand from dealers. No late receipts sales
and quotations in table merely nomnal.--PEAs-Re
main about reported for several weeks past With light
receipts the stock Coo has become somewhat reduced
though there appears to be only limited demand lot of
60 bushels sold from vessel Wednesday at s73 cents u
bushel.-RICE-For clean there is merely retail de-
mand and the stock in first hands is fully adequate for pres
ent purposes. We quote at Al to a cents % ID.
HAY-Rules about the reported in our last Only
about $50 bales Northern received which sold Wednes
day at 65 to 20 cents per 100 bs cash and time No late
receipts of Eastern
LIME-Contnues to be in good supply, and the market
rules dull Selling in the small way from store at 81 10 per
cask
MoLAssEs-There has been merely retail demand for
raj weeks past and fair stock of Cuba in first
hands, We continue to quote "a to 26 per gallon
as in quality.
PoTAToEs-Irish in fair request, and few
brought in Sell at 80 cents to 81 per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-No arrivals of N. c. cured BACON for
weeks consequence of which the market has become al
most not entirely bare There active demand from
dealers, and high figures could be readily obtained for
few lots of prime quality. In the absence of sales
unable to give quotation of the MARKET and there
fore quote nominay at l23 cents for hog round 1a
IA cents % Ii. for hams For Western cured the demand
continues limited dealers have moderate supply in
store We have to report only small transactions prices
ranging within quotations. as in quantity and quality
LARD-The market is poorly supplied with N. G. make and
rules firm, with fair demand for retailing purposes. We
quote at ID to 133 cents % . in bbs and kegs Western
is also in light stock, and rules steady at l24 CENTS
PoRK-Mess has been in rather better request since our
last, and there is only light supply market other
qualities moderate stock and dull Of SALE We refer
to table for store rates, in quantity and quality
sALT-Nothng of moment done in this article. Alum is
in moderate supply and sells only in the small way
store quotations. See table. Liverpool ground rules
steady previous rates. LOT of 200 sacks was received
coastwse Wednesday, and sold at 81 cents per SACK
cash.
SH1NG sales reported in either description Mar
ket dull 50 to 81 so for Common, and So SO to IS NJ.
for Contract, as in quality.
TIMBER.-Owing mainly to the low stage of the water
little has been brought during the past
week There enquiry for mill purposes, and prime
article sells readily at fair price. See table for classified
prices.
FREGHTs.-Rates coastwise remain unchanged and the
market rules firm. Vessels experience difficulty in OBJ.
tanning cargoes at prices quoted in our table,
NEW YORK, July -Cotton-Market excited; sales of
sales Of 1900 b6s State at 70 S. Ohio at s. s
and Southern SO S. Wheat is depressed sales of 5000
white 60 81 ga Corn is dull sales Of 900 bushels
Pork is heavy Mess SIS 75 Prime $2 ST. Lard buoyant
81 c Coffee is Ss at s
II cts Spirits Turpentne is dull at 45 cts. Rosin firm
Rice is dull.
4c. The sales for three days up bales and the
receipts in the same time have been 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-Sales of 500 bales Cotton
The steamers news had effect on the market Middlng
3c The sales for the three days up 5000 bales and
the receipts have been $50 bales against 1850 for
period last year.
NEWBERN, July TO- 1882 Turpentine- Sales yesterday
of $50 bbs .o at s. IS for Virgin and g 10 for Dip
Spirits casks changed hands 4O cents
Shingles 900 Shingles disposed of atl$1 rs % M
Nothing reported in other articles
BALTIMORE, July l9.-Flour dropping sales of Howard
Street at S. 75 Wheat has declined cents white 81
81 5O red 80 to 81 80. Corn dull white 81 cents
yellow so to 80 cents Provisions and Whskey unchang
CHARLESTON July -Cotton-The sales this morn
ing amounted to 229 bales the following particulars
atlo3; 100 at II 80 at IA and 80 at liz cents.
very quiet position and without any change in its former
as reported in our last prices having remained the
however, within the range of $50 81 the better qualities
being very scarce and none the market.
Rough Rce-The receipts of three cargoes amounting to
5000 erces sent to the mills from first hands pound
ing.
Gran-The market has remained in very quiet state
there having been arrivals either of Corn Oats Deal
ers at the time continue with ample supply and
prices of both exhibiting rather downward tendency We
quote Corn according to the last sales made at 80 81
cents in bulk for measurement and in bags at 81 O3 81
0 B bushel of Sc pounds bag incuded Maryland OATS
per last sales at 45 46 cents.
SaThere have been no cargo sales late and prices
a
for Liverpool coarse.-NeocS
CHARLOTTE n c., July 49, Bacon--hams Is IA, sides
II r. hog round liz H. Lard l33 IA FIour-extra
Meal so a OOc. Cotton-Fair to Good, II H. Ordna-
ry Middlng 10 cents Cofee-Ro, 123 IA cents;
IassesNew Orleans, co. West Indies, SO 4Oc. But
ter Is a OOc Beeswax rs Csc Feathers 90 OOc Salt
We make Changes this week in the prices Of Wheat Corn
Wheat in demand and good white sold last week as
high 81 ia fine article Of red would bring 81 10
Corn is rather scarce and in demand at IS cents.
Cotton is very scarce. 10 bales sold last week. some as
high II cents The demand by manufacturers the
increase, We quote fair to good at II a ll3.
We make changes in Bacon and Flour though learn
the supply of those articles is not very largeDeOcrd
FAYETTEVILLE, July l8.-Bacon 10 q IA; Cotton
Fair to Good III q 90; Ordn. to Mid lo4 600; Flour
25 crstcheG $ 90 co. Cor 81 Is a5
Wheat 81 Is rs Oats 40 &c. Peas 81 90 To-
IS q 80 cents New Orleans 50 90 cents sat-Iiyer
pool Sack, 81 Is q 90 Turpentme dip, 81 Is
90; Virgin s. so @ 90; Hard, 81 10 q 90; Spirits
r Bacon-N. C. in demand at quotations.
Coton-Sales during the week II to H. SO bales chan
Foursome few sales We're made since our last review at
higher figures than above but closing Saturday at S. 40
Gran-No change worthy of note.
Spirits Turpentne-Cosed firm Saturday quotations
Rosn-A few small lots No. sold Friday at 50 so to