Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-08-02
nall sales from the granares at IS cents to 81 per


FIsH-The market is moderately supplied with Eastern
Herring and rules quiet One two parcels received for
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brands close of last review has continued through
past week and but little has way of
chase only quantities sufficient for immediate wants. The
market opened with small sales at 81 12 81 Is super
at $7being decline for the week Of Is per bb-at
which figure closes The receipts have been small still
we notice moderate stock in first hands See table for
quotations of the different grades.
GUANo-The market continues to be moderately supplied
taons We quote small sales the follow ing
prices No. l Peruvian $50; Reeses Manipulated So
American $0 SOmbrero S35 Superphosphate Of Lime $780,
and Land Plaster $40 per ton of 1000 lbs.
GRAIN-The Corn market remains about the same as re
limited still notice fair stock of former arrivals ia the
hands of dealers and only prime article finds sale The
county, and $500 do from Baltimore the former of which
had been sold arrive and of the latter Ais do changed
at rs to so cents, according to duality ,-OA7s-The
mar ket very well supplied with this article and merely
retail enquiry exists lot of 600 bushels was received on
Monday from Baltimore but yet sold.--PEAs-There
is moderate stock of nearly all kinds market, and at
day bushels Coo sold from vessel
per buhe No other transactions except in the small way
brought market for weeks and the stock has be-
come materially reduced. We quote moderate demand
retailing purposes with small sales per h.
HAY-The market continues to be very well supplied with
bot Northern and Eastern make still notice moder
demand from Dealers and prime quality finds ready sale
of $50 bales Eastern received Monday and
sold at 81 20 per 100 lbs No arrivals sales of Northern
and therefore quote nomnay at so cents ST. as in
quality.
small business doing We quote from store at 81 to 81 III
per cask for common lump
Cuba notice a moderate stock in first hands We
quote from wharf at "a 26 cents gallon in hhds
| PRoyIsIoNs.-The BACON market continues to rule ex
ceedngy firm. For n. @. cured there brisk demand
and prime quality finds quick sale at high prices The re
cepts for weeks past have been very small and IN
tho hash
ed off, and is barely sufficient tor present wants we re-
port sales during week Of two three parcels (about
$500 lbs Is for hog round, and 35 IA cents per
h. for hams quality Little no Western has been
received since last and the stock OF former arrivals
become materially reduced; there however, only small
business doing present high rates We quote from store
lOs cents for shoulders and Il? to Ii cents per h.
for sides. On Monday lot of 10 casks hams sold from
wharf l23 per lb.-LARD-The market Is very
poorly supplied with N c. and Western make and prices
have advancing tendency There is far demand Tor
retailing purposes but in consequence OF the light stock on
market the sales have been confined to two small
change report in this article The price
rule high under the advices recev
ed and there Is only small stock here at present. See
table for store quotations.
SALTIn the absence of receipts worthy report
weeks the stock of Liverpool ground has become
materially reduced and is barely sufficient for wants
There active demand from dealers, and for few
cells high prices could be obtained lot OF 100 sacks was
received Monday and sold from wharf 81 O5 per sack
No lateErecepts of Alum and there is very little of former
arrivals on market.
SHINGLEs-The quantity coming to market is unusually
small for the and notice brisk demand for ship
small lots of Common So per M. No sales of Contract
and quote nominaly al 81 50 to S. so, as in quality
TMBER-The low stage of the water has tended
prevent parcels from coming during the past two
three weeks, and only few RATS of inferior remain unso
in market For prime article of long mill there is mod
demand and fair could lie obtained No
actions reported during the week
FREIG HTS-In coastwise have change to make
Only small quantity of produce offering, and the market
rules quiet but steady at former rates See table.
CHARLESTON, July 3O.-COtton- The market continues
quiet and without change The for the past
three business days reached COZ bales follows 20 bales
So 2O l. 26 IL "A at ats 6 81 1919 at TO- 81 II
and - bales at l24c.-COurler.
CHARLOTTE, July 30.-Cotton--VerY dull. We quote
Good MddIng lO3 Ordinary Ia cents.
Wheat-Sl Il a 81 30 per bushel.
Four-Superfne So 123 s. 25 extra So Is S. 3I5 per
sack of rs lbs; S. so a Sc IS per Dbl.
Confirm at 80 IS cents per bushe.
Butter-s worth Is cents per Id.
Lard-Is worth Is cents per ID.
Bacon-l2 l24 cents per Id.
Chickens-Are worth Is
Eggs-l2a cents per dozen.
BALTIMORE, July 30.FlOur quiet and steady at IS %
Wheat active and buoyant 81 20 81 II; White 81 80
81 co. Corn firm; Mixed &C. yellow "a a &C., White n
Toe Provisions active and unchanged Whskey dull at
2O4 203
NEW YORK, Jnly 3OCotton-Sales of 1900 bales to-day
market finn Flour heavy; sales of 5000 bb, Ohio Is
So Wheat firm sales of Al 900 bushels white al SO
Corn is firm sales of $4,000 bushels mixed at 81
round yellow % Beef is steady Pork is heavy
Mess Is so a $40 Prime II 80 $l4. Lard firm. Whisky
steady at 203 cts. Sugar has declined &c. Coffee is firm
Naval Stores are quiet.