Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25
REPORTS OF

RALEIGH MARKET.-REPRoTKD by NJ. Fl. BRows.
Grocer.-Haeon-Selis readily at 10 to IS Ia Lard
So 25 to 6 so: Meal-quite scarce and selling for 81 90
a / 10; Corn-In demand at 81 90 per bush; Fodder
New crops crop selling Tfnr sa at IS E Egg seiaD e. ~ a Sc; G Dry
Hides-In demand at II to ID.
FAYETTEVILLE.-Baco 10 1a a 10; Coffee, Rio IS
ais Laguira 10 a II Java Is u 20 Cotton, fair To
good 10 SIS 1884; ord. to mid sa s 1.2; Cotton Bagging,
Gunny 16 a IS dundee IS o 20; Flour q 70 to Z 90. ae-
Rye 20 a 100 Oats 40 u so; Peas 100 a / s; Molass-
es, Cuba 90 - , y, o SO; Salt, Liy. sack % 0 / 30 .
c a,aaa 81 sugar saf 10 Il so ! Ii + = Porto q to R icos J ia 4 = ID; Z;
o. s IL as IL Turpentine, yellow dip . 90 virgin,
new, 200; hard l 90 ; spirits turp. 81 a 81.
WILMINGTON MISUNDERSTANDING, Virgin 81
40, yellow 40, hard l 20. Spirits IS fs Rosin, pale
3 80 to 4 70: No. /, I 20 to 100; common, II Ia
Tar | SO; Flour super, 7.as Hay / O5 a | q; Lime l 90
IL to Il 1-2 hams ID to IA. Timber 8 SO to $50,
RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures BY SAMUEL D.
"a MRr rIoe.ce H'tTTo nhsccn c mei1ra hx the htex msy =;
Petersburg marked to u, will be promptly forwarded
ToBAcco-There is a brisk demand for fine manu-
featuring, at improved rates. We quote lugs, common
and good, at 81 g so; leaf common to good, 4 50,
featuring 1000 to 1000; fancy wrappers $25 and up
wards.
1 40: white 40.
OATs.-6 a soc. per bushel.
BAeoS.-The market is firm. Holders stiff, expect
ing higher prices, We quote Sides 1884; Shoulders s
CoEN.-S5 to soc, but little arriving.
FLnUR.-Superfne ranges from 81 so to 6 IS; Extra
Z to T25; Family so.
NORFOLK MARKET-REronrEp By McPHEETERs
81 GHIsELIN, Grocers and Commission Merchants
FLoUR.-The market is very dull, with no demand for
shipment, and quotations may be considered almost
Family { a Z q.
most entirely of inferior grades. We hear of no trans
actions for some weeks and give nominal quotations
for interior and deep stained a I so; light stained 5
a II Il. good white % a NO. oh0l's selections u %
NAVAL sroREs.-sales of Tar in full paroles al
81 20; Spts. Turpt. very dull at 40 a Il Common
Resin dull at / 30.
DRIED FRu1r.-No new ha. yet been received. We
note sales of small PARCELS old apples st 81, but the
demand is very light.
Bacon AND LARD-Are very scarce with advance ten
dency. The market, indeed, is entirely bare of Lard
We quote Va. and N. c. hoground L. a II 1-2; Sides
IL L.; Hams 14l+2a Ii 23; Western Sides II 1-2;
Shoulders 10 12. Jaly q.
PETERSBURG MARKET.-RBPoErED By Brown
LEY, GREEN & Co, General Commission and Forwar-
ding Merchants.
ToBAcco.-For inferior descriptions the market is
SUGAR.-All grades of this article have advanced one
half cent per pound the past day or two.
REMARKs.-The advices received from Europe per
t steamer Vanderbilt, for Breadstuhs are of an uhfavora-
Bile character. Both Wheat and Flour had declined,
5 and the weather for the Wheat crop was very fayora'
) BILE. As yet the receipts for new Wheat have not been
large enough to induce shippers and millers to com
! m mai W SeG an 4 Tie a ma[RE Ruff tol i al 4 basis Of n Is IL
e 100 for prime to strict selections Of Red, and do. White
4 at 1.3S to 1.52. Inferior and damp parcels are unsalea
e BILE. The market is very unsettled.
e BACoN.-Continues 10 advance and the market i:
very firm. Prime Cincinnati Shoulders 10 to lie; do
r Sides II to - IA; Baltimore cured one fourth and ou'
half cent less,
CorroN.-There is a decided pause in the market
d and buyers evince no disposition to purchase, excep
d for immediate wants. The adviees from all point
south and north, are of q very dull character, cause
mainly by an accumulation of stock in the Liverpoo
II market, and heavy receipts for the season. We hear Q
considerable damage to the crops in some portions Q
North Carolina, caused by severe hail storms. W
IT quote prime grades nominaily at 10 1-2; strict seeC
lie tions 10 "a: stained and leafy grades very dull at to {
CoRN.-We quote prime white at IS to TSc.
CoFFEE-Market very firm, Rio 10 a 141-2: La
, guyrd Il d Is IL; Mocha, 10 to Poe.
CLOVER ~SEED.-Primc Red IS II a g..
F~LouE--Market steady and demand fair. Superhn
u 6 so to Z 90, Extra Z 80 to s 20; Family 8 so to . 50.
W LARD.-Va. and NJ c. IL 12 a IL.
OATs.-Common country grades so to 55c; goo
MESS PoRK.-Cincinnati brands, not repacked, $21
$21 IL for best mess, and SO IL a $40 for Baltimor
h.. Inspections; Rnmp do SIS a SIS 12,
MoLAssEs.-We quote New Orleans at Al = SOC.
y RICE-Firm at 5 to 5 12c.
10 July 81.
We NEW YORK MARKET-Flour ~dull-Southerl
On 5 50a 8 80; Wheat steady; Corn lower, mixed e.. Co
ut ton heavy at 10 to 10 IS. Sugar declined.
at BALTIMORE M~ARkET.-Flour dull but stead.
Ie. Howard Street declined 12c, closing at 537 Wheat
firm, good new White 80 a 1 80; red, l 20 a 1 2a.
Corn-White and yellow 6Sa10. Provisions frm-Ms
Pork 10 %; rump IA prime Is. Bacon sides, II.
NEW ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tod.
IFS of $50 bales; market duh, little inquiry and prices wea
IS, Sugar steady at Z to Sc. Flour has a decling tenden
IT'S at 5.50to $50. Provisions quiet and firm.