Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-01

NEWBERN, June 29.-Turpentne- yesterday Of
400 bbs. at So 80 for virgin and So O5 for dip.
No transactions in Rosin Tar Spirits. Market very
dull.
FIour-Selling in lots suit purchasers at 81 25a
Nothing reported in other articles.
HAVANA, June 25.-CLAYED SUGARs.-The duness al
uded to my review OF lOh instant for several
lowing week holders yielded generally, and considerable
transactions took place npon the basis of y reals y aobe
have heard of transactions upon the basis of
reals % arrobe for D. S. No. II, whilst the other hand
some heavy holders decline accepting less than q reals B
arrobe for that number and others upon this basis there
fore place my quotations between the two rates and
S. No. II worth Il reals R arrObe and other numbers
on that basis.
The stock this morning estimated at about 600 bxs
against Is 900 boxes at this time last year, and bxs
the year preceding.
MUsCovAnos.-Ra ther quiet, from reals % arrobe
for common refining to good grocery sorts.
MoLAssEs.-Qute dull The demand exporters and dis
ter having for the time ceased be obtained at for
gallons.
RICE In good demand. The James Roses cargo sold at
lag reals arrobe, and two parcels from Phade
pha and another received from Cardenas also sold that
rate.
during the past fortnight.
FREIGHTsThe numerous arrivals have caused rates to
American vessel of capacity been enga ged
6Of To the United States, 81 81 124 are the ruling
| rates.-CorT. Charleston Courier.
NEW YORK. June 28-Cotton-Sales of 1900 bales to-day
the market closing dull Flour depressed sales of 1900
bbls at decline of 10 cts State S. 40 S. &c. Ohio
20 S. 60 and Southern at Is 81 75 but heavy. Wheat
has declining tendency, sales of red at IS 81 TO- white
at 81 IT, Corn firm, sales of 900 bushels mixed 80
81 cents yellow "a Sc cts. Pork firm, Mess SIG 6 Is
and Prime s3 123 $l3 Is. Lard firm at II III cts
whskey dull at 26 Sugar buoyant and holders
demand advance Spirits Turpentine heavy at As 46
cents. Rosin is heavy at 81 so. Rice is heavy.
CHARLESTON, June -Cotton-The sales this morning
amounted to 349 bales at the following prices: 8
cents.
Corn-There has very little doing any description
owing III part to the limited receipts and also generally
dull market for ALL cargo of 22OO bushels North Carolina
quality Corn arrived yesterday the only receipts
by water curing the past week sold at 80 cents per bushe
Rce-There has been good demand throughout the week
and former quotations continued only firm, but
of their great scarcity and the consequent increasing firm
of holders The receipts of the week. amounting
bulk at from So Al from common to fair quality good
s44, and prime at prices not made public, oo.o
Tough Rlce-Ihe receipts OF the week amount to 5000
bushels ony-all forwarded to tie mills, from hands.
SaThe market unchanged and continues of dull sales
for store lots to Liverpool ground at 7c sack import
of HOO sacks since last taken by dealer prices
not made public and remains afoat unsold.
MOBILE, June 28.-Saes of cotton to-day 100 bales
Mddng HE. Sales of the three days l5O bales. Re-
ceipts $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, jane 28.-Cotton- sales to-day of 700
bales Mddlng ll5c Sales of the three days 200 bales
Receipts 700, against $500 same time last year. Other
qualities unchanged.
BALTIMORE June 28.-Four is nominal at Sc GA 10.
Wheat is dull; white 81 70 II, red 81 So 70. Corn
changed. Whiskey is dull; Ohio % cents.
| FAYETTEVILLE, June 27:-Bacon 10 q 10 Cotton
fa TO $685. DC % sap ora u t o q IN
50 90 Scratched, Sc 90 q co. Gran-Corn 81 Is a %;
Wheat 81 20 a Is; Oats, so q co. Peas, 81 10 q 20
Rye, 81 Is "a 90; Lard-l3 O. IA cents Molasses-Cuba
% "a 80 cents New Orleans, SO a 90 cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 Is a 90 Turpente -Yelow dip, 81 so
a 90; Virgin S. 90 a 90 Hard 81 25 q 90; Spirits,
| 81 SO cents
Cotton-No eceips the country. Sales of SO bales,
quality, from store Friday, at IL cents, or
| facturing.)
Four-We reduce quotations. The receipts for the
past week have been large but sufficient for the demand
Corn-We note decline of 10 to Is cents per bushel.
Large quantities of country and boat have changed
hands during the Fast week at above prices.
Spirits Turpentine- large and market firm at quo
| tations.
CHARLOTTE N c., June 28.-Bacon-hans IL IL, sides
II T. hog round liz IT, Lard l23 l33c. Flourextra
superne in bbls S. 20 so co. do in bags So 90 So TO-
Meal so 0Oc. Cotton-Fair to Good 10 lG3, Ordina-
ry to Middlng, 81 cents CofeeRo, 124 IA cents;
Java Is 2Oc Sugar-Loaf IA &c., brown 90 00c. Mo-
lasses-New Orleans, IS 90; West Indies, 50 40c. But
ter 20 OOc Beeswax 80 &c., Feathers 90 00c. Salt,
| 10 sack, 81 40 a 81 so. N. C. Whskey, So Coo.
/ Bacon-Demand good-hog round III Hams would
probably bring fraction &c., Lard has slightly adj
! vanced.
Flour-A load of new Flour sold yesterday at S. 10 %
sack best article. The demand is good.
Wheat is not quite brisk New wheat brought 81 20
| last week Corn is firm at quotations.
Cotton-We quote fair to good at 10 to 104the latter
was highest price paid last week. The demand by man.
ufacturers good LIN consequence Of oversight the
quotations for Cotton in last issue were not enough
the should have been quoted at 1Oa instead Of
i N. c. Whskey s. 6Oc. Maekerel No. l, sl2 30 D halt
Dbl; No. 2 So