Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-24

day last The foreign advces received on Wednesday have
also proved unfayorabe, and will have tendency cause
further decline We note sales of three four parcels
during the week Sc IS 81 for superfne and 81 81 IS
for famy-elosng however at lowest figures with only
light demand. We have to report only small receipts
the week. but there fair supply market. See table
for quotations.
GRA1N-In the Corn market have nothing to no.
ce. None has been received and consequently no sales
have taken place. except the small way from At
present there is fair supply in dealers hands, and under
the advices from abroad the market rules rather dull and
previous quotations could hardly be obtained. We quote
nominaly at 673 to 80 cents % bushel-later figure for
prime artcle.-OATs-Remai the reported
for several weeks past late receipts and the market
is nearly bare. We note moderate enquiry, and high
rates could be obtained for one two cargoes-PEAs
We have nothing to report in this article. There
stock of Con- store there scarcely any demand
We quote nomnay at 80 to 95 cents 70 bushel in guam
ty and quality--RICE-The market is better supplied
with cea and has ruled rather dull for the week. Only
small sales have taken place from store at u to Al cents
IT,, by the quantity.
HAY-snce our last review there have been no receipts
consequently sales have taken place. Beth Northern
and Eastern in moderate supply still note fair de-
mand from dealers, and good article sells readily See
quotations in table for last sales.
LME-Continues to be in full supply, and only light de-
mand We quote from store at 81 10 u cask, in quantities
| to suit.
review. There fair stock in first hands, and notice
merely retail demand during the past week. The sales
have been confined TO small lots from wharf Gin hhds) at
26 to % cents u gallon, as in quantity and quality.
PoTAToEs-The market is very we'll supplied with Irish
and rules dull We quote sales from carts at prices ranging
from Is to 80 cents T3 bushel.
PRovIs1oNs-For N C. BACON the market has exhibited
rather rmness during the week just ended The
cepts for few weeks pash have been light owing to which
fact the supply market has become materially reduced
there fair demand from Dealers and prices have al
upward tendency. We quote hog round at liz II cents
and hams at Is cents % ftthe latter would sell quick
The market well supplied with Western cured, and witt
merely retail demand has ruled exceedingly dull. w
quote from store at s. 81 cents for shoulders and O5 TO-
u Ii. for Subsequently, held at lowest igures.LARD.
The market is very poorly supplied with both n c. ant
Western make, and rules firm at previous quotations. VIZ
quote at u l25 cents u h. in bbs and kegs.-PORK.
In the market Northern have change worthy
note to make There is only light demand and dealer
have fair supply in store See table for quotations. &C
cording to quantity and quality.
SALTWe have nothing new to report There fair stool
Of alum store and scarcely any demand sells at lG to
cents per bushe Liverpool ground is in moderate stock
and there merely retail demand About $50 sacks seam
es) received coastwse in the early part of the
and changed hands at S cents per SACK cash. We refe
to table for store rates.
SHNGLEs-Dul and no sales of consequence lave take
place. We quote nominaly at 81 IS 81 for Common, an
So SO to ST so per M. for Contract.
TnBER-Has ruled firm for several weeks past and til
receipts have been unusually light, owing mainly the
stage of the river the recent rains will doubt
rise the courses, when parcels be brought
There is brisk demand from milers, and prime arte
sells readily at high figures. Only two RATS of ord
nary quality have arrived and sold at 81 Is 81 so per NJ
FREIGHTs-In coastwse we have change to report.
There fair quantity of produce offering Shipment
about all the vessels in port have cargOes engaged
Id table for rates.