THE MARKETS.
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F Petersburg, June 80.
The transaciions in produce the past week have
been TO avery limited extent with very little varia
ton in prices,


Tobacco We have no change to note in prices
since our last We continue our quotations. Lugs,
rs to So 50-Common Leaf, rs to S5 90
Good, SO to So so and S-Fine, s SO to SIG.


Colon. The sales the past week have been
very small. Sales about so bales at 6 cts. There
is very little coming in, and holders do not seem
anxious 10 sell. All prime lots will command cts.
Corn. Demand moderate: sales Of about 1000
bushels at $2A per bbl small lots sell at 20 to
So 25.


Hheat arrives slowly. There is good demand
and all that has arrived brought 95 cents. The
quality of Wheat we have seen thus far is very
good.


Flour. The stock Ct old is quite smalt-su-
perine rs 10 S45, and Family, 5 so TO So.


Bacon. There Is better feeling in the Bacon
market, and prices tend upward. We quote Vir-
ginia, hog round, at y to u; Western Sides. "a
to 81; Shoulders, 81 10 It.


Apple Hro.Cls: Market well supplied. Sales
at 33 10 35 cents.


Hhiskey. Hbds ate selling al 221 to g. and
barrels al 23a TO "A cents.


Sugar. No change in prices P. Rico Il TO 81,
ST. Clex 9 to 10I, N. .. st TOT.


Wilmington, June 81.


With regard to our markets, we only say
that business seems 10 be at a stand, except, per-
haps, in the retail way, The dull season has ap-
preached and we find some difficulty in being able
10 make any remarks worth attention, under this
head.


Norat Stores. Last sales are reported at So
379 for YeIIow dip-Virgin, as to quality, So 374


Lumber and Timber. We have no reason to
change our quotations for either article. and we
understand that there is little or no demand for
either. Journal