Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-28

FEATHERs-Are IN moderate request and sell readily at
FLouRThe advices received from abroad since our last
have proven favorable and have had the
dency somewhat strengthen the market here still
have change report former quotations for State
brands There has existed fair demand from buyers
Sc IS for superne owing the that sellers are
holding at higher figures only few small parcels have
changed hands during the week. Only small quantity has
arrived either by river railroad and the stock dealers
hands becoming reduced At the close Sc IS offered
for superfne and it is generally held at 81.
GUNo-Ihere is pretty fair stock OF nearly all descrip
ons in dealers hands, and notice moderate business
doing at the following quotations Peruvian $780, Reeses
phosphate of Lime $50 and Land Plaster $40 per ton in
lots of ton and upwards.
GRAN-For Corn the mar ket has exhibited little
mness since last under the advces received from
abroad slight advance has been over former
quotations there is, however only light demand from
dealers, there is heavy stock on MARKET only
prime article sells at quotations The receipts for
have been SMALL comprising 66Ss bushels from the North
countless and 800 from Baltimore Of the former
cargo of 2,los bushels sold at "a cents per bushe
do on terms not tranpired and l5OO do hiss gone into
and the latter 300 bush sold private terms.
-OATs.-The market is moderately supplied with
this article and at there seems to be merely
demand. lot of 749 bushels received day or two
since from Portland ana changed hands at As cents per
bushe .-PEAs-Of all descriptions continue to be
brought 10 sparngy and there only light supply on
market Fol- Coa0 there brisk enquiry, but in the alb
sence of receipts we have no transactions to report Last
sale at 81 05 per bushe-RICE.-For there is
moderate demand for retailing purposes and the supply
in store has become rather small We quote sales at II
Hay The receipts for the past three weeks have
been July tar and with an increased stock in dealers
hands, the market ruled quiet and prices have declined
shade. The arrivals since last comprise about 100
bales Northern and ~ do Eastern and we notice sales as
fellows 70 bales Eastern 81 go and 149 do. at 81 IS
80 do Northern at 81 TO- and 81 do at 81 II 100 lbs
cash and 80 days The balance OF the Northern has gone
into store, and selling to the trade at 81 Is, in lots
LIMEn the absence of receipts for time past the
supply IN dealers hands has become nearly worked OIL and
barely sufficient present wants two cargoes
would sell readily We quote from at 81 O5 to 81 10
per cask for common lump.
MoLAssEs-1he market continues be very supplied
with Cuba, and there merely retail business doing We
bbs at rs 80 cents, and hhds at Is y cents
| gallon as in quantity
PoTAToEs-New crop Irish in moderate supply and
dull OF sale. We quote from at 80 cents 81
bu,hel.
PRovIsIoNs.-In N. c. cured BACON have material
change TO report since review of Wednesday last The
quantity received for few weeks past has been quite small
and in consequence the supply market he's become
slderaby reduced, still we notice only limited enquiry
The sales for the week have been confined to two three
parcels about $500 bs II hog round and IL
l35 cents per h. for hams F. SThls morning 1000 lbs,
received from Chowan scouny, sold at III cents per
| To- tor hog round. For Western cured the market
about the same last reported but little arriving
at present, and there is only small stock in store We
continue former quotations 81 cents for shoulders and
ia ia cents per TO- for sldes--LARD.-Ihe arrivals
of N c. make have been small for weeks past and in
the stock market has become somewhat
as the demand is limited We quote small sales at II Is
cents per h. in bbis and kegs Western is in small stock,
and sells from store at IL l23 cents, as in quality
PORKThere nothing OF moment doing in this article, and
there is moderate supply of Northern market. We
tefer to table for store
SALT-For Liverpool ground there fair enquiry, and
the market rules firm at an advance former quotations
About 1000 sacks have been received coastwse during the
week. 5OO OF which have gone into and 500 sold at 81
cents per sack, cash.
saGLEsFor both Common and Contract there has been
tar demand for the past week and there
y any arriving Parcels would sell readily at So 50 Is
the former and 81 S. NJ for the latter according
l1MBERThe market for this article about the
as reported in our last The larger portion OF the receipts
continue to be of inferior quality for which there de-
mand from mlers. and be sold only at reduced
tons easily obtained. We quote sales of 10 RATS
81 Is, So S. u.s. IS IS per NJ quality-cash and
W days.
FRE1GHTs-The market for coastwise continues rule
firm and we have no change to report in rates. Several
have arrived during the week. the larger portion Of
which have cargoes engaged. See table for prices
SALISBURY, June 26-Bacon 10 liz; Beeswax 20 a
rs Coffee, Rio, l23 l6 Java II 222 Cotton TO-
20 81 go; Lard II 1876 Pork u s. Moasses, Common
40 As Potatoes, Irish so SO; Sweet 10 So Rags per
ID 23 Salt per sack 70 81 S5 sheetng brown 10
Taow 10 III Wheat white 25asi sO red lOa1 Is, Wool
25 a 80.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The sales of Cotton to-day were
500 bales 1880 bbs Flour solo, the market hav-
ing advanced to l0c per bbl Southern quoted SIS rs
s5 The sales of Wheat reach 60 600 bushels The market
has advanced &c. per bushe The sales of Corn reach
900 bushels at advance of lc Mixed quoted at 67t
&c. Rosn is steady at 81 IS 573 Rice is steady
BALTIMORE June 25-Flour is firm. No sales of wheat.
Corn is active and steady white 68 7lc yellow 65 &c.
Provisions are very firm. Whisky dull at 2O4 cts
CHARLESTON, June 25.-Semi- Weekly REPUBLICATION.
The market for the lower qualities has been quiet and
settled but the finer grades have commanded full prices
The sales the three days reach upwards Of 500 bales
brought the latter price.-CoTeer
FAYETTEVILLE, June 25.-Baccn lO4 q Is ; Cotton
rair to Good 106 % 104 Ordin to Mid @ g Flour
family, IS q 80 90; super. so @ 50 co. Fine, Is @
80 90 Scratched 90 a 50 90; GralnCorn, 81 10 q 49,
Wheat 81 % a l5 Oats, IS "a 80; Peas, 81 90 @ 10
Rye, 81 Is @ Is Lardl23 q IA cents Molasses-Cubs
80 q 81 cents New Orleans, so 90 90 cents Salt-LVer
pool Sack, 81 rs @ 30; Turpente- dip, 81 q
% Virgin, s. 40 q 90; Hard, 81 20 q 90 Spirits
344 q 353 cents.
Bacon--N. G. hog round firm at IL 123c.
COton-NO transactions to report good Cotton il
demand at above prices, manufacturing
FiOur.-kecelpts light; no change to note. Some
made 70 for SUPER but think sales could easily h
made at above figures to-day.
Turpenne Remains fra quotations. Receipts during
the past week have been large.
Spirits "A decline since last report Sales Oh Saturday
at Boz to 30. Private adVces sales Wilmington
saturday at 81 cents consequently reduce figures.
LIVERPOOL, June l3.-Cotton-Sales of the last three
days II coo bales including $500 speculation and for
port. The ket closed with declining tendency; bu
y lite inquiry and prices weak Quotations irregular.
Manchester advces uDfavOrabe. The maj ket close
dull, and previous quotations barely maintained
Breadstus generally closed buOyant. All qualities hGy
slightly advanced The weather has been unlavorabie TO
the crops. Flour is firm at advance of Sd lsWester
26s Philadelphia 28S 29s Cd. Wheat firm advance
of I'd to Sd Milwaukee red lis Corn quiet at decline
3d. with better inqurymixed 32s BIS I'd; yellow BIS I'd
33s; white GAS.
Provisions closed quiet. Beef quiet. Pork quiet. Ba
steady Lard quiet but firm. 1alow closed quiet bu
steady.
Pro.uce-sugar dull; Pot Ashes dull! Rice firm; Cote
quiet Rosn steady at As sd Spirits Iupenne dull at JAS
London MGrketS.-Wheat generally coseG with an ad
vancng tendency sales ADVANCE OF Is Sd Sugar
steady firm Rice firm, and prices tending upward
Money Mari et-1here is brisk demand, and rates
tending upward onsols 95 934 for account. eXdiv
dend.
! TEN PER CENT. ADVANCE ON MANUFACTURE
I ERS' PRICES.
3 SOLE AGENCY
SOLE AGENCY.