Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-07

Inere IS merely retail demand, and
refer to our table for store quotations. according to quantity
and quality The of $500 bags Ro noted in last
as pss srrVea per Brig d. A Campbell was sold at auction
per h., months1-an ayerge of sl3 u per 100 lbs.
CORN MEAL-Ony few small lots have arrived from the
country for week or two past and the stock market
confined to parcels in the granares We quote sales from
store great, at s. cents 81 per bushel
enquiry from buyers and in consequence the market
quite dull On Friday last lot Of 5000 lbs. Apples was
soid at e cents per ID. for peeled.
fGSsAre brought to market slowly, with quick
saie rom carts at 20 y cents per dozen.
FEATHERS The market poorly suppied and We notice
fair demand Sell from ore at prices ranging from As to
So cents per ID, according to quality
FLOUR-ln the market Tor State We bsveo renort
decldedy dul 1eeng throughout the week Just ended
Under the adyces received from the interior and
kets buyers have shown no disposition operate, and
consequence transactions have place except in the
retail The receipts since last have been rather
light both by river and rail- oad still notice moderate
supply in first hands. At the time of making up our
the market quiet and closes with downward tendency
IN prices We quote nomnay at 81 for superne 81 25
per Dbl. for family, at which it generally held.
GUANo-There is nothing to report in either descrp-
ton The market is moderately supplied and rules steady
the following quotations. which sales have taken place
from store il lots of ton and upwards No Peruvian
500 Recess Manipulated $52 American $40; Sombrero
s35; Superphosphate OF Lime $780, and Land Plaster SIC
per ton of 1000 lbs.
GRAIN-The Corn market has ruled exceedingly dull
cents on lowest quotations Of Wednesday last The arrivals
for the week have been heavy and the market is oversock
ed and the time of making up report there
any demand from dealers The total receipts foot
SIS bushels 27O from HYDE and Peroumans counties
and 306 from Baltimore latter 900 bush had
sold arrive at s2 cents and the balance stored Of the
a " S Do OF KY Ousn on 9 m m
500 do at 2 cents, and 1900 do inferior Cat aucon)
prices ranging from Al to 10 cents bushe the balance
ursod and has gone into store The market closing
active at rs 73 cents for Hyde
is fair supply market and little demand from deal
els lot OF 1900 BUSH received from Portland the
early part OF the week and changed hands private terms
We quote nominay at 80 to 50 per bushe quail
lty--PEAs-No receipts worthy of note since our last
review consequently have sales to report There is
moderate supply Of GOoO market, still notice fair
TOrip pnS UotS
to 80 cents per bushel-RICE- market is only mod
eratey supplied with cea and rules steady with fair de-
mand from the trade lot of so casks received from
Charleston in the early part of the week. which has gone
to store Selling at to A cents per b according to quail
HAY-For weeks past the receipts have been small
and in consequence the supply in dealers hands has become
have materially advanced We notice the arrival since
last of ZIG bales Eastern of which 22 do sold private
terms and l55 do at 81 SO 100 lbs About AT bales
Northern have also arrived which selling from wharf il
lots at 81 40 to 81 so, as in quantity.
LlMEIbere is merely retail business doing in this
article and the stock ly adequate or present wants
We continue to quote common lump at to 81 lOper cask
for Cuba There is only light demand at present. and we
notice full stock in first hands. Former receipts sell
ling from wharf at % cents in lots and u cents gallon
! for single bhds.
PoTAroEs-New crop Irish have arrived quite freely dur
ing the past week. and sold from carts at prices ranging
from 81 to 81 so per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-In The market for N. G. cured BACON
Iial alteration has taken place during the week just ended
The arrivals per railroad have been quite small still we
ce fair stock in dealers hands, and at there is
~ light demand. We quote sales for the week Of only
two three parcels (abou $500 bs at liz cents for hog
round II cents for sides and ID cents h. for hams
With Western cured the market continues to be pretty well
supplied and there is merely retail business doing at
g cents for shoulders and Ii liz per h. for sides
according to quantity and quality -LABD-N C. make
is in rather better demand and the market rules firm for
mer quotations Receipts light and the stock has beconle
materially reduced We quote small sales in bbls. at 2
cents per PoRK-No change to report in the price
of thern the market moderately supplied and We
quote merely retail demand. See table for store prices
SALT-The market is poorly supplied with Liverpool
q
cepts comprise only lot Of 100 sacks Con Saturday,
which went at IS cents per sack.
SLAVES HEADING-Sales Friday last Of lO,92
White and Red Oak Bb Slaves at $I4 per M (by count
and $500 pieces Ash Heading at $l2 so per Nj
. SHINGLES-Only few small parcels of Common hav
been brought for the week. and sold at 81 81 %
T1MBERThe market has ruled very dull since last fo
inferior quality and is difficult to sell at anything like
ar quotation for prime quality Of shipping, however
there good demand for mill purposes, and sales
lily made We quote sales OF only RATS at 81 to S. PEE
M in quality The receipts have been moderate for th
week, and several RATS market unsold
FREGHTs.-We have no change worthy Of note to make
in coastw and the market rules quiet at quotations
table.