Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-06-06
REPORTS OF

RALEIGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By M. FL. BRowN,
Hams 13c. Lard-In demand at IL IL to IL. Flour
has an upward tendency. Selling from 5 % to 3 %.
M Me q narshn maefet G y welf s@ppaa1Oe co to ss Il % DER rruh BUSH sg6.
Fodder-is worth from / 40to i sc. oats-scarce, sell
ing at ! 3 per 9.l hgndred. uI Pota to fe ,1s Pea 90; 1Fish
80 to 81 90; Clay IS to 80. Eggs-1212 also.
FAYETTEVILLE.-Bacon 70 a IA; Coffee, Rio 10
ais Laguira IS a II Java is a 20 Cotton, fair to
Gunny is a 10 Dundee Is aaO; Flour s so to rs, ac-
cording to quality Corn 1 10 a 1 Is; Wheat 1 so a Is
e eye c / b 9 60 ! = Is s. oats 4. 6 s. 5 { 50 sa Red Ii 1oo sack e | Il ! i n = ! 30
Alum SO Sugars, loaf ID a 10 12 crushed IL a 10;
Coffee sugar, 10 I2 a II Ia Porto Rico 9 1a a 10 N.
gin 200 a 2 So; hard / Is spirits turp. 81 LA 50.
WILMINGTON neutrality-suspicious., yellow
2 IS, virgin IS; hard 70; Spirits Al; buyers not
skiing g. TaTI1 q. Beef 50 to $50: Cotton s1-2
Apples 5, peaches Z to II. Flour, super Z IS, family z
50. Corn 81 to g. Molasses; Ibbls;. 81, hhds. 26 to g;
to so. Timber s. to 10 Is.
CHARLOTTE Observation-Disclosures have
been light. We quote good Middlings Sa10 lac. per
Ii; MiddIings, 8a9c. per ID; Ordinary 6 12c, per ID;
Iao per bushcl: White, 81 .a5a1 30 per bushel. Corn
Sales light at S5aSTc. per bushel. Bacon-Sales have
been limited to small lots at 10 1-2a11 1-2c. per h..
NORFOLK MARKET-REPoRTED BY McPHEETERs
& GHIsELIN, Grocers and Commission Merchants
FLoUR.-The market has been very inactive for the
past week, and prices have given away slightly, The
demand is CANNED entirely to home consumption
We quote S. +. Sc 25; Extra 6 Is; Family Z.
tCoTToN.-Our last quotations have been, fully sus-
tanned during the week and under futshiaE favorable
advices per Persia, y the market has beer very active
and most of the stock on hand and that received du-
ring the week has been sold. We quote strictly prime
1915; light, clean 10 1-sto 10 3-8; deep stained Z s-8 to
CoRN.--supplylight with small demand. We quote
sales to-day yellow and white 70 cents mixed 81 to
Co. ~
NAVAL sToREs.-Common Rosin dull at 81 rs;
spts. Turp: 45; Tar S1S0,
LIME-Thomaston in store 81 a SO 10, none afoat;
SALT. B. ST So a s5; G A. 30 a / 80.
GRocERIEs-Sugars-P. r. and N. O. Z 1-2 to s &C.
s to 91-2; "A, and b. lot 10 IA; C. 10 "a Coffee,
40 kd y u to to y y; Lag 9eg; Is t to l. Is $ Java IS to IS. Candles
RICHMOND MARKRT-REFoRrED By SAMUEL D.
HICKS, Produce Commission Merchant, Richmond,
na-REMARK.-Al Tobacco coming by the way OF
petersburg marked to us, will be promptly forwarded
by, our Agent at that place.
A general inactivity prevails in business circles, as is
holiday, the tobacco warehouse and tobacco exchange
were closed, and, consequently we have no alteration
to s.. Is good do. 81 to $3.50; Leaf q common. Ss5o'
$4:5:o, and g.; good dc. So. go to 81 and So; Maaufac.
WHEAT is dull, the arrivals being quite small and the
mills closed. Wequote red $2.25 to 2s45; white Ia
to 1.50, nominally.
FLOUR continues unaltered at last quotations.
and Shoulders.
L u C1l0DUHG BY BROWN
LEY, GREEN & Co, General Commission and Forwar-
dlng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS note further sales to
DAY OF Fancy Manufacturing Tobacco at from SIS to
@ol-2. For Jugs and inferior lots, we thought prices
to-day were slightly lower.
W~HEAT.-There is nothing doing, all of our mills
having closed for the season, and there is no demand
for shipment.
CoTToN.-The market is quiet but steady at I'M
changed rates. We quote prime at II 1-16 a IL Is
we note sale Off small lot strict selections II IA
For the lower grades there is rather more demand, tho
at comparatively low prices, ranging mostly at "a SO
4 IOr common. and 8 q for clean stained. rTaafy4 and
SANDY lots very unsaleable. Receipts light and stock
much diminished.
GRocERIEs.-W have to note a moderate business
oolng Without much change in prices, except in Ba
CLOVER SEED.--Has considerably declined. Prime
BAcoN.-Va. cured hog round is dull at Ii IA.
PLoUR.-ForC City Family, the market is very firm
at9 to 9 10; do. Extra Superfine Z to Z Ia plain Su
per,6 TO b 12, and Fine 5 to 5 Ia. Cargoes of 500 tt
l,UoObbls. can be had on better terms. Country brand
are worth soc less.
GgAso-Petsrsburg Manipulated Guano s4s; Som
DreroF GuaHo $50 Neyassa Guano S2S; Potash ant
Bakers Island $40; Bone dust $40; Kettle1welrs Ma
oATs..comaon ssantfTy grades sS0to 55c goo,
! Seed do: 81 to SOC, with a good supply in the market
! prime hHef hsgugra IS a Is 1sr e hI fhir % good g Grades Il T. ! + !
. l cent less. Common IL 12 a 10.
!: MESS PoRK.-Clncinnati brands. not repacked, $21
sal IL for best mess, and $40 12 a $40 for Baltimor
n inspections; Rump do SIS a SIS 12,
% M No far hhis 81 I, . at a. auction Ell on Yesterday at 30 !.
hhds. We quote New Orleans at Al a SOC.
,RICE-Firm at 5 to 5 1-ae.
SUGAR.-Quieta at unchanged rates.
June 2.
:: NEW YORK MARkET.-Cotton heavy: sales fa
bales. Flour closed heavy Southern SIS so a s Is
! Wheat buoyant and active, with an advance of a &C
y white 81 OF; red ] 50. Corn heavy; choice white so
Pork dull mess s17 40 a II Is. lard firm at ii a i
Sugar dub. Coffee firm. with sales of 1000 bags r
12a13: Spirits Turp. heavy. Rosin steady at / 81
al So 12. Rice quiet at as
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Flour firm. Howa,
street 5 81. Wheat firm at 1 35 a 1 60, for white. az
;" % a l IS for red. Corn active. White 81 a u. X
low 66 a ~. Pork firm. Mess Is. Prime Is.
n NEW iORLEANS-Cotton-sales to-day of 60
a Daies at1l market steady. Sugar quiet at 6 a Z. Flo
"a qulet- Corn bnoyant at 20 a IS cents. Freights
Cotton to Liverpool 15-aad. Exchange On New Yo