Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17

to give correct figure and quotations in table must be
looked upon merely nominal.
GRAIn the Corn market there has been rather better
feeling during the past week than noted at the close of
last review and prices cents higher u.s. how
ever, by brisk at the advance, only prime
article brings highest figure The arrivals comprise
bushels from Hyde county, of which 1900 bushels sold
IS cents aud the balance private terms Also 5000
bushels received from Baltimore and taken at about
95 cents 1. bushe There is moderate stock at pres
en in store and quote cargo price at soto SO cents
cording to quality Tie cargo Of 500 bushels previously
reported market sold at 80 cents OATs-No re-
ccpts, and consequently have sales to report
~ any market and few cargoes would find quick sale.
We quote nominally at IS q buahel---PEAs
The market for COD has ruled quite dull for the past two
weeks and sales have taken place except IN the small
way from store Dealers have fair stock hand, and
there only retail demand. Sec table for quotations.
-RICE-For clean there has been only light demand
from the trade and the market has ruled quiet We quote
from store at A So cents % ID.
HAY-A present there fair stock of Northern store
the market rules rather dull previous quotations.
We the receipt Monday of $50 bales of which $50
sold cents days, and the balance has gone into
We also note the arrival of 1s5 bales Easeru 0l of
Which went at 81 cash. and 81 at 81 O5 100 bs 80 days.
LIME.-There is merely retail demand for this article,
dealers have full supply on hand Selling the small
way from store at 81 10 per cask.
MoLAssEs.-In the market for Cuba have nothing of
importance to report The for the past week
|
hhds at &c to % cents per gallon None received,
but there fair supply of former arrivals in first hands
PoTAToEs.-New crop Irish have been brought in quite
freely during the week. and sold from carts at 81 to 81 20
bushel.
PEovIs1oNs-In the market for N. C. cured BACON,
have change worthy of note to make The quantity
ceved for the week has been SMALL but note fair sup
ply in dealers hands, and only light demand We quote
at III II cents for hog round and 12 Is cents b b. for
hams Western cured in heavy stock and demand limited
We shade and quote at 81 81 cents
for shoulders and log 04 cents q H. for sdesa which
only small sales have taken place.-LARD.N. c. make
in slowly, and the stock market very small sells
readily ~ u ID. in kegs and bbls. Western sells
at II d ~ cents, as in quality-PosK.-The market is
very we'll supplied with Northern and has ruled inactive for
the past week Sales from store at quotations in ia
BILE.
SALT.-The market is better supplied with Liverpool
ground and has ruled quiet for the week cargo of $3.50
sacks received from Liverpool Friday last which
has gone into store and about 600 do coastwse Mon
day. 400 of which sold rs cents per SACK cash balance
unsold held higher See table for store rates. Alum
good stock continues dull of sale at lG Is cents
per bushe
SHNGLEs-Continue to rule dull. Only small boat loads
of Common have been brought in and sold at 81 per NJ
T1MBER-The water at very low STAGE and
consequence but little be brought market There
active demand from miers and high rates easily
obtained We quote sales during the week of only or
RATS at 81 So 49, 50 $40 per Mlater price for extra
article.
FREGHrs-Since our last market coastwise has
ruled rm and advance of naval stores has
obtaned-nearly quite all the vessels in port
being taken up We refer table for last paid
4 CHARLESTON, June l5th-Cotton-Nosa sales this morn
COrnTwo cargoes of North Carolina, of mixed quality
about 700 bushels sold at IS 81 cents and cargo
5000 bushels White from Baltimore brought 81 per bushel
Rce.-This article remains in unchanged state sine
our last. With reduced stock and light arrivals Factor
very The sales of the week have been confined
and good fair grades prices ranging from So 1911
Rough Rcesome 200 bushels, received the past week
Sa-We continue former quotations of Liverpool sack
store lots at Is 80 cts for sewed and seamless sacks
y Nea0S
BALTIMORE June l4.-Flour is firm no sales are re
ported. Wheat is firm white l7Oal85, red l55alG2c Corr
has advancing tendency white 50 IS, yellow SO 9Oc
NEWBERN, June l5.--Turpentine- yesterday o
$50 bbls at So IS for Virgin s. 10 for Dip and 81 10 TO
Scrape.
but unsod refusing to take 81 3d. being the high
S Spirits and Tar-Nothing doing in either article
Fourselling in small lots at 81 Is for superfnc
staves-sOO6 changed hands at SIS for w O. B. Slaves
H Hay, 25d bales sold at 81 3 y bale.
. NEW YORK June o 4ICotton quiet and generally I'M
bbls.-Oho 81 Is s. 80, and Southern 81 IS 81 30
s 81 RED Corn s
heavy sales Of 200 bushels old mixed &c., and yellow
heavy at nsaEy WbEey fsay n 81 so &
gar steady New Orleans 81 &C. Spirits Turpentine
heavy at 48 49c. Rosn is steady Rice dull at 81 4tc
WASHINGTON, June NAVAL Stores-An articles un
der this head dull. No sales to report Coma boat
load from Hyde county, sold this morning cents
&C TARBORO', June 1O.-Turpentne- 50 As to 3d.
Scrape As to so cents 100 lbs Tar 81 to TO- Corn
We 81 to IS bb CottonlOt to 105 cents Bacon12 tc
US IL cents. Lard-lO to 1O4 cents.-Southerner.
lie PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY EVENING June 10, 1859.
The Circular of Hates Foster quotes the week end
y ing June 10th, follows:
SPIRITS TURpENTINE-Tbe demand for Spirits Turpentne
has been very light Sales 40 to 81 cents but dull at IS
| cents.
RosINCommon ST 20 Pale So so, Amos; Medium 81 Is
and 81 so for No. 2, and 81 for low No. l.
TAR AND PITCH-The former is in large supply, and is
being offered freely at 81 to 81 25 without finding buyers
The demand at this of the year always light
the market fairly quoted at 81 33 81 so from
Pitch moving off slowly at 81 875 No arrival of Naval
Stores this week.
10 CoTToN- Quotaons-Cash- Ordinary Uplands 81 10
a. do. New Orleans l0 l04 Middlng Upands l09 IL do
it New Orleans II ll3; Good Mddling Upands IL liz
70 do New Orleans liz II; Middng Fair Upands Il IL
do. New Orleans IL l24c. ID b.
RcEThe sales of the week reach about rs Casks at 81
Te and a, cash and time. No arrivals this week.
FAYETTEVILLE June l3-Bacon 10 "a l34 Cotton
Fair to Good, IL a III Ordn. to Mid 04 q lO4 Flour
family, 81 90 10; Super. S. IS q s.; Fine Sc so
Sc 80 Scratched, Sc Is q IS Gran-Corn 81 Is a 35
Rye 81 20 a 30 Lard-124 a IA cents Molasses-Cubs
rs % 80 cents New Orleans so a 90 cents Sa-Liver
to pool Sack, 81 rs q co. Turpente dip, 50 5C
~ a co. Virgin, 50 90 @ co. Hard, 81 25 q 90 Spirits
er 80 394 cents.
Bacon-severa lots N c. og round) sold on Friday and
We Saturday at 49,
a. Corn-A few small lots sold on Saturday at ST 35.
FourWe note decline of 20 to % cents per bb-sae
be easily made at quotations.
70 Spirits Turpentine-Coming freely and selling readily
~ at above figures.
1T Rosin-A qualities dull prices during for No
tie l. s. to 81 so.