Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04
REPORTS OF
III

MARKET.-REPRoTED BY NJ. IT. BRowx
readily at IL 12 to 10; Lard
10 to 10 IL; Flour has an upward tendency. Price
- w to 10; Meal-quite scarce and selling for 81 90
The market well supplied and selling at i 30: Oats
New crop selling at Sc Eggs-12 Ia a 15c- Dry
Hides-ln demand at IL to 10.
FAYETTEvILLE.-Bacon 10 f-s a 10; Coffee. Rio IL
| good 10 IS ord. to mids "a s II; Cotton BaeainSe
Gunny ID a IS Dundee IS d 20; Flour 6 % to I o. ac'
9ording to quality; corn1 10 Al Is; Wheat 90 a i Is /;
Rye Is | IS Oats rs a 80; Peas 100 a / 10; Molass,,
es- Cuba 30 a 30 N. o. SO; Salt, Liv. sack Is d i so :
Alum 50 Sugars, loaf ID a 10 Ia crushed 10 a Is:
o. 10 9 12 Turpentine, yellow dip 2 20: virgin.
new, 26o; hard / 20 ; spirits turp- 80 a az.
WILMINGTON MARKEr-Turpentine, Virgin A.
yellow ? 60, 2 80, hard / 60. Spirits So 10 Rosin. pale
25o to 4 90: No. 1, so to i rs; common. ii Ii
Tar 50; Flour super, s. 70 but s7dollars asked
iasses. IS to 20 y Bacon y q In Nae l oo 70 ! 10; Mo,
1872. Timber 4 % to 50.
NORFOLK MARKET-REPoRTEp By McPHrrrpps
q GHIsELIN, Grocers and Commission Merchants
FLouR.-The market, sharing in general the dullness
of business, shows very little animation, and prices
are almost nominal. The accounts from Europe are
proach of the season for new -four checks ali specula-
I've demand We quote ST. Sc so; Extra 725:
CoTroN.-The stock, which is very light. consists al.
most entirely OF inferior grades, for which there is no
demand. Prices have decidedly a downward tendency
We renew'our nominal quotations-say lie. for all
ava oIOhES--cplIllS luTpeQLIQe IN null guDnlV
ana daii at 43c; Common Rosin in fair demand at
GoEsa Receipts light. White and mixed 65 a 70 /;
LINE Thomaston in store 81 a IS 1-2, none aaoat (;
SAIL. B. 81 IS a 65; c. A. 120a1
GRocERIEs.-Sugars-P. r. and N. o. I IL to SEC
3 70 Pig. A and Z. 10 to 10 IA; C. 10 "a Coffee,
n ~ "a 10 10 Lag. 10 10 10; Java IL to Is. Candies
Al q to % Sperm 40 to SO. June 80. =
RICHMOND MARKET-REroRrED By SAMUEL 4.
Hicks, Produce Commission Merchant, Richmond,
a-fEAARk.-A Tobacco coming by the way oil
petersburg marked to us, will be promptly forwarded
by onr Agent at that place.
ToBAoco--The market is much more active and
prices nave advanced, tsee list of sales made by our
houseln another column, at prices from &C to 81, accor-
ding TO guaity) We quote inferior Tugs at 81 % a 2
%; good and fine 50 a inferior leaf 81 a s; good Q
III; good and fine shipping leaf a II 80 fine man
oiaGturilg 16 40; fine fancy cases 30 a 80 to 100.
perfine So %; extra 50a q T5.
WHEAT-No new yet received, and no contracts for
Ptare dehvery; We quote last rates, now nominal.
hen u III 70 70; white l 30.
~Coks,-Arriyals limited. We still quote rs to SOC.
per oushel- Receipts not equal just now tc the de-
OATs.-Ha 50c. per bushel.
HAY.-S1to / 30 per cwt.
DACoN--Ihe market is firm. News from the West
show an advance there. We still quote sides II Id :
shoulder &C.; plain 12c-; sugar cured 10. Todds sugar
PETERSBURG MAFKET.-REPoRrED BY BROWN
LEY, GREEN & Co, General Commission and Forwar.
ding Merchants.-ToBACco.-The market to-day show.
ed less activity than it did upon the close of last week,
SAo p1aSS ir some KINDS are a little lower. GOOD and
me descriptions continue to bring very fair rates: Re-
ccipts light for the season.
WHEAT.-Miller are busily engaged in making pre-
paIatlons Tor the approaching season, and the market
VIII likely open by 18th pIox. Up to the present we
know OF no engagements for future delivery. The
harvesting in Virginia and North Carolina is now about
over, ana the prospect for an abundant yield does moi
appear at all favorable.
CoTToN--The foreign advices continue less favora
pie, and the tendency of the market in the United States
is towards lower prices. The very light receipts have
somewhat retarded operrtions, and transactions are
very meagre. Holders ask lie. for yeFy strict selections
though at this figure we hear of no sales. We quote
prime 10 81; inferior very unsaleable at s Lie fol-
common, and 9 to 10 for fair to good lots.
LARD.-Va. and n. c. II IL a II.
CoRN.-We quote prime white at IS to 7Sc.
CLOVER SEED.-PrimeR Red So 12 6.
BAcoN.-Has advanced. Prime Cincinnati Shout
ders l-2 to 10; Sides, II TO IL; Baltimore cured, hal
cent less.
G~UANo.-Demand active, market firm We quote
Som6rero, $50; Nevassa, 49, Eide, $50; Petersbury
Fertillzing Company, $4S; Reese's Manipulated $50
hettlewefs Manipulated S52; Peruvian Guano $50
Bakers Island $40; Bone Dust $50; Plaster 81 pc
Dbl.
OATs.-Common country grades SO to SIC; goo,
Seed do. 81 to 60c, with a good supply in the market
C~oFFEB-Market very firm, Rio 10 a 1412: La
guyra IA a Is 1-2.
MESS PoRK-Cfncinnati brands, not repacked, S21
S2l IL for best mess, and $40 12 a $40 for Baltimor
inspections; Rnmp do SIS a SIS L.,
MoLAssEs.-We quote New Orleans at al a soc.
RIcE-Firm at 5 to 5 Lee.
SuGAR.-Quiet at unchanged rates.
June 30.