Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-15

regards prices. The receipts continue very light con-
sequence which the stock remaining first hands is quite
small there is, however, scarcely any demand and the
sales have been confined to few small lots at 81 70 bbl
for superne We quote at Sc IS 81 for SUPER, $7a
81 Is family, according to quantity.
GRAN-For Corn the market has ruled exceedingly firm
since our last and we advance quotations shade
transactions have taken place. however except of small lots
from Store The arrivals for weeks have been small
and the supply in dealers hands has become quite light
there brisk demand existing, and few cargoes would
readily bring high fgures-say 95 cents to 81 % bushehe
latter price for prime article The receipts for week
comprise only bushels which Dealers and has
gone into store and is selling in the small way 81 O.
-OATs-Are in fair enquiry, and the market is poorly
supplied few parcels would sell readily about quota
tions in tabePEAs-In this article we have change
of consequence to report Few have been brought
market for weeks past supply of Coo has
become very light; there moderate enquiry. and par
GELS would find ready purchasers at 30 to 95 cents bushe
-R1cE-No late receipts of clean, and there is only
moderate stock market. We quote small sales at Al to
Il cents % H., as in quality.
HAYS in rather better supply, and the market has
ruled quiet there being only light demand from dealers
On Friday last note the receipt of 303 bales Northern
which changed hands 60 65 cents per 100 lbs. No Eas
tern received last sale at 81.
LINES in light demand, and the market well sup
piled. cargo of 100 casks received few days
since, and taken by dealer terms not made public
We quote from wharf at ST. and from store at 81 10 per
cask, in small quantities
MoLAssEs-Cuba is in good supply, and, with merely
retail enquiry the market has ruled dull during the week
just ended receipts We quote small sales of former
arrivals at "a to &c cents per gallon, quality.
PnrAToEs-ish in better enquiry, and scarcely any
on market We quote at 80 cents TO 81 per pushel.
PRov1s1oNs.-BACoN.-The arrivals of n c. cured have
been unusually light for time past and the supply in
dealers hands materially reduced being barely
sufficient present wants. There brisk demand for
retailing purposes (more particularly for HAMS and ad
vance shade; in the absence of receipts however,
we have transactions to report Last sales at 12
cents hog round and l3 cents per h. for hams. the
market Western cured have change of importance
to report Dealers have full supply hand, and there is
merely retail business doing We quote sales in the small
way from 81 to 81 cents for shoulders and l0a
104 cents per Id. for sdes-LARD.-The receipts of n
c. make continue exceedingly light for the season. there
is little Market in demand at 123 Is per
h. in quality Western is also in light supply and sells
from store at II l23 cents per h., in bbls.PoRK.-
The market moderately supplied with Northern, and de-
light Small sales from store at quotations in table.
sALT.-No receipts of either Liverpool ground Alum
during the week just ended fair supply the market
demand limited See table for prices.
SHNGLEsThe arrivals for the past two or three weeks
have been confined to small boat loads Of Common which
have sold at 81 to 50 so % NJ in quality Contract So so
| to IS.
TIMBER-We have change of Importance to report in
this article The receipts for the week have been meagre
and very little any remains unsod the market Prices
have declined shade and there is enquiry from
millers Sales of only RATS at SIS to 81 T9M.
FREGHTsNo change to report in coaswise rates plenty
of vessels in port, and little activity in the Market
We refer table for last prices paid at which
| vessels have been taken up.