Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-31

bags 64OO $780, which is about equal to III
sP. s.The Brig Il. A. Campbell has just arrived from
Rio de Janelr bringing 1900 bags but it has not yet been
CoTToN-snce review Wednesday last VIC have no
change of Importance to report in the for this
the grades but the want Of stock together with the
very small receipts has tended to prevent transactions The
Frds It Sc ony wv oS - oaes) on Innrsday ana
for middng IL cents for strict and for good
modhng Little none has been Offering since consequent
~ we nave no sales to report the market however, closes
steady at above prices,
Corn MEALArrives slowly from the country and prices
RUE gn we notlce fair demand and sales from the
naries at IS cents to 81 per bushel
DRIED FkU11m0ne or two small parcels offering
Market but no sales reported We quote nominaly at 81
- cents for apples and for unpeeed peaches
and 10 cents for peeled do
FEATHERs-Are in fair request and but few on Market
We qnoe small sales from store at As to per h.
in quality.
FLoUR-We have NO change material Importance to re-
port the market for State brands far regards prices
though one or two small lots have sold at shade decline
previous rates The demand continues limited and is
principally for small parcels for retailing purposes there
is enquiry for shipment under present high prices the
adVlceS abroad rather unfavorable
taers purchase sparingy in anticipation of decline We
quote small transactions for the week at 81 l23 rs for
supertne and 81 so per bb for amytbe bulk being at
highest figure though the market closes with declining
tendency and Md Isl is moderately supplied
this article moderate demand exists and there is fair
stock in dealers hands We quote follows in
lots of ton and upwards No Peruvian $50 Reese
Manipulated S52 American $40 Sombrero $50 Super
GOO bs Oh Lime S'O anu Lana raster 80 per ton OF
GRAN-For Corn the market has exhibited considerable
dunss since last review consequence of the heavy
receipts and the prices obtained show material decline
former quotations AT the time of making up report
dealers have quite large stock hand and show dis
position to operate further The arrivals for the week have
been fifteen cargoes, comprising in all about bushels
of which 1850 dealers and have gone store
1850 do at S2 cents 1000 do at 80 CENTS 700 do so
cents 1886 do. 78 cents, 1878 do. cents 1850
at IS cents and $50 do heaed at Is centscosng quiet
at so cents for Hartford and rs for Hyde county We
also notice the receipt of 5000 bushels Baltimore
bIUnrn old ItS hIchaI narC
The market moderately supplied with former arrivals, and
there is merely retail business doing this article mo
by dealer, which has gone into store.-PEAs-The
market rather better supplied with most descriptions still
at During the wee just ended the receipts
per vessels comprise about 900 1000 bushels which
bushe tor Cow Few or no Clay in market and parcels
are wanted for planting last sale Was at 81 l5RIcE
during past week. and prices ashade higher
is however only aght demand from the trade, and dealers
have moderate supply on hand. We quote sales from
store at Al cents per lb. in terces, in quality.
HAYThe market for both Northern and Eastern remains
stock dealers hands has become somewhat reduced
fair enquiry exists. lot of 100 bales Northern
ceived few days since which has gone into store and
failing at ST IS per 100 lbs.
LMEN receipts for several weeks past and the supply
in dealers hands has become somewhat reduced is how
ever July uhcent Tor present purposes as there is mere
y ret Ill demand We quote from store at 81 C5 to 81 10
MoLAssEs-The market is well supplied with Cuba and
rules quiet at decline OF one cent on former quotations.
hhds at Is cents in lots and u cents per gallon for single
hhds OF 259 hhds., ties. and AZ bbs
ed from Cardenas in th9 early part of the week of which
about 100 hhds have changed hands at above figures.
POTAToES-A few lots of eD crop Irish have been brought
to market during the week and sold at 81 to 81 50 per
bushel.
PRovs1oNs-n N. c. cured BACON we have no important
change to note regards prices The arrivals for the week
just ended have been quite large and there at
good stock in dealers bands still notice fair enquiry,
and bright article finds ready sale at quotations below
On Thursday and Friday last about $1,000 lbs received
by vessel from Gates and Perqumans countless and sold
liz III cents for hog round Siuce then about 5000 lbs.
(per ralroaO have sold at l IL cents for hog round
and Ii cents h. for hams For esten cured the
ket continues rule quiet, and the sales principally in
the retail way There lair supply in store, and demand
light Small sales at 81 cents for shoulders and IL IL
cents per h. for sides.--LABD-N. G. make has been
brought in slowly for weeks and there only light
supply market We quote small sales at IL I23 il
bb, and Is per To- in kegs. Western sells from
at IL II cents, in quality. -PoRK-For Northern
the market rules rather rmer and quote shade ad
9 5 G e
receipts for some time past have been exceed
come materially reduced the. is at present fair de
mand for Liverpool ground and the price has improved
shdue' Oh honuay cargo Vi l4oo SACHS \seaess) was
received coastwse and sold readily at so cents per sack
sHINGLEs-Have been in some enquiry during the pas
week. and few none have been brought in. We quole
Common at 81 to 81 25 and Contract at 81 to s. per M
in quality.
TIMBEI-The market rules about the reported
last Miers have pretty good stock hand and or
binary and inferior quality dull of sale except at low fig
ures, while prime in demand and sells readily at fair pri
Only few RATS have arrived during the week,
sold at prices ranging within quotations. See table,
FREGHTS The market for coastwise exhibits rather
rmnesS, owing the small number of vessels port,
naval stores show slight advance New York tt
Philadelphia and Boston change has taken place. Set
table for prices.
CHARLOTTE, May 28.-Cotton-Saes have been light
We quote good Mddngs 10 lO4c per ID Mddings "a q
pei ID Ordinary 63c Per h.
Flour dull We note sales at SO So l23 per sack of 81
lbs. Sc a Sc rs per Dbl.
Wheat-Red commands 81 Is 81 20 per bushel; White
81 Is 81 so.
Corn-Sa!es light at SIS a SIC. per bushel.
Bacon-Saes have been limited small lots at 05 Ii
per ID.
CHARLESTON, May 28.-Cotton-The transactions to
day reached 928 bales follows 100 bales and 79S
he, principally for the Spanish market Prices continue
without change.
SALISBURY, May 29.-Bacon IL a III Beeswax 20
Is Coffee, Rio, 121 10 Java II 224 Cotton 10; Cot
ton Yarn 80 81 90 Corn 20 IS do. Meal 70 IS Feath
ers per h. 30 80 Flour per bbl IS Sc co. per 100 10
2 IS 81 60; Lard II l22 Pork s; Molasses, Commo
35 As; Sugar house, 60 65 Muscovado As so; Dat
40 so; Potatoes Irish so So Sweet 80 so Rags,
Id q Salt per sack 70 81 SO Sheeting, brown 10
Sugar brown, 7 10; Loaf IL Is; Clarified IL II
% 80.
NEW YORK, May 28.-Cotton-Market has declinin
tendency sales to-day of 800 bales. Flour firm sales
10 600 bbls. Wheat quiet red 81 40 Corn has decln
ing tendency, sales $4,000 bushels mixed SO
Pork is heavy, Mess at II 10 SIT 673. Sugar firm
quiet MuscOvado G4 cents Spirits Iurpentine is heav
at IS 46 kosn steady at 523 81 So. Rice quiet
BALTIMOBE May 28.-FIour has declining tendency
is tending downward white Sc 20 cents; yellow 65
cents. Provisions quiet-no change in quotations.
Whskey is steady at 2l3 cents.
LIVERPOOL, May 10. 1e6O.-Cotton-The market close
quiet the following prices New Orleans fair 3d. middH
&; Mobile fair ~ mddng Z 3-l6; Upland fair H.
Manchester adVices were untavorabe The market clio
sed dull In quotations barely maintained
but most producers firm.
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