Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-08
FLoUR-n this article we have no material change to REL

FLoUR-In this article have material change to re-
port since review of this day week. The Quantity re-
ceved for the past two three weeks has been exceeding
y SMALL in consequence of which the supply market has
become very much reduced and present quite light
the demand however, continues to be limited and sales
worthy of note have taken place with the exception
of 100 bbls Tuesday at Sc Is bb for superfne At
the close there appears to be mness the part
holders owing mainly to the light stock store and
perfne is generally held at 81.
GRAIN.-In the Corn market have report decided
y better feeling than noted at the close of last review
the meagre arrivals three weeks past having
caused the stock market to become materially reduced
and it is at present quite light learn, however, that
several parcels daily looked for None has been
received during the past week. consequently sales have
taken place except in the small way from There
brisk demand from dealers, and few cargoes would sell
readily at slight advance previous quotations. In
absence of sales qnote nomny 80 to 95 cents per
bushelthe latter price for prime article. P. S. This
morning note the receipt by dealers of about 1000
bushels Northern, which going into store.-OATs.-
None received for the past week stock SMALL and fair
mand from dealers See table for quotations
Cow have been brought market sparngy time
and the stock in dealers hands has become considerably
duced there is, however, only light We quote
Cow at 80 to 95 cents per bushel.-RICEIn clean we
have change to report in moderate stock and demand
light Selling by the quantity at to Al cents per h.
HAY-Remains about last reported. There is only a
the market has ruled steady. Only lot of $50 bales
Eastern has been received since last and changed hands
at 81 per 100 lbs. No arrivals of Northern
LIME-Dealers have fair supply hand and only linn
tied demand exists We quote from store at 81 10 per cask
in quantities to suit purchasers.
MoLAssEs-We have change of consequence to report
in the market for this article There fair stock of Cuba
in first hands, and we only retail business doing
Small sales from store and wharf Gin hhds at % to q cents
per gallon, in quantity and quality. lot of 100 hhds
II tcs and II bills. received few days since and
stored, and is held at above prices.
PoTAToEs-The market is moderately supplied with Irish
and notice only light demand. Sell from carts at Is
to 81 per bushel, in quality.
PRovIs1oNs.-For N. c. cured BACON notice
quiry during the past receipts however, and
sequently have sales to report There is none
naming in first hands, and the supply market is exceed
ingly light We advance rates shade, and quote II
124 cents for hog round and l5 IA cents % b. for hams
to obtain highest figures, however, it must be prime arti
Gle. P S-Ths (Thursday) morning 1000 lbs. changed
hands at 123 cents per 10. for hog round The
market continues be very well supplied with West
ern and, with a limited demand has ruled rather dull
We quote at 81 81 cents for shoulders and 1O4 1O4
q b for sdes-at which figure learn of only small sales
| from sore.-LARD-Is in rather light stock and the
market rules firm We quote fair demand l23
N c., and II cents 70 tb. for Western make.-PoRK-
Remains unchanged in price. There is merely retail de-
mand and moderate stock of Northern on market
| See table for store rates.
SALT-The market is very we'll supplied and rules quiet
lot of 800 sacks Liverpool ground received coastwse
Saturday last and sold at S. cents y sack, 80 days
selling from store at 90 cents to 81 70 sack, in quantity
Alum is dull at l6 to Is cents % bushel.
SHINGLEs-No sales reported. Quotations in table are
nominal.
TIMBER-During the past week the demand from mller
has somewhat checked and the market has rue
dull at decline previous quotations. Sales of only
6 RATS at 81, S. IS to s. y NJ, as in quality.
FREIGHTs-Rates coastwise remain unchanged, thougl
have report quiet market Vessels plenty and
much produce offering. See table for rates.
| COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
From the port Of Wilmington, n c., compiled from the re
ports Of the Daily Journal for the second quarter Of 1S5
compared e0ih the second quarter Of 1885, ending BOT
| Of June of each gear