Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

There has been nothing this morning up the time of
there appears be but few buyers yesterdays
rates
last Thursday morning there had been transactions la
ter in the day however the price fully on
Of cents was obtained and the sales up to the close Of
Saturday, firm at 60 cents, as follows
ssS 'e' at g. e. e. g g t 6 2 s"o"
S %s%"isS,v 200 GO :. So So cents . gallon
Since Saturday the market has been quiet and sales
made until yesterday. when small lot GO bbls
not appear to be fair criterion as it is
ported to have been forced sale Holders, learn were
offering yesterday at 81 cents without finding buyer. We
learn hat there are market article.
which has caused suspension of transactions sellers
not5ng this article during the
first part of the week On Monday sales of $40 bbs No
80 cents S for SMALL IS y fo
medium and 81 O3 @ 81 o6 for large size bbls and We'd
ss 100 ss s Mo = Is 5o
ders are asking 81 10 q 81 20 for large size bbs
de- Of any Ss b at ths Tss ssss
Tuesday at latter fguse, with light demand
BEEswAx-Comss in rather slow and is in good demand
CoFrEE-Is in fair supply and quotations remain last
reported See table for store prices, in quantity and
Corn MEA1-Recepts have been moderate for the past
week, and demand limited Sells from at 5000 cents
EMPTY B.RREs-Are in light supply and good enquiry
Sell from wharf 81 40@S2 50 each for second hand and
F1sHWe note lot of $50 bbs ulles received on Mon
day. sold from vessel at Sc 40@$6 SO u bb lots to suit
The stock of Northern brands continues air and
sales from store at quotations; as in quantity and quality
The receipts of Fayetteville during the week have been mod
= Dbl for sPgsrh"e sells from store at s. 62k Q
GRA1N-We have receipts of CORN to note this week
There is good supply in store and demand rather limited
last sale from vessel was at 63 cents d busheOATs.
No receipts supply store light and little demand
stock of clean in store continues sufficient
and
/ tity
hAY-Is in good supply and market extremely dull -
About 200 bales North River this week
of which sold at auction Tuesday at extremes Ringing
LINE RECEIVED on Friday last 700 cask. Boston,
which sold from vessel at 81 10 y cask, 80 days
Rver-One raft scantlng received on Monday
and sold at 50 y NJ
MoLAssEs-G>o late arrivals On Thursday last 80 hhds
e. s''" Sells fro" store at " . cents gallon by the
at so cents a 81 . bushei Irish Potatoes begin to be
brought to this market and sell at g 80 q 81 y Dbl
c. BACON for the week has ar ived grad
uay and prices have declined shade descriptions
The market very dull and sales hard to effect See table
for prices sales that have been made since last review
Gss an sep for s mddng hou
ders in market that we know of.-LARD-ls IN moder-
supply sells from store Srspv sood stock
in store.-See table for prices of other articles
,soo sacks ali Of which changed hanos at 81 40 sack
! q OOc for another market) Retas at 81 90 6O
lots Of Is sacks and upwards and u 70 BY single sack
sold at auction at 5000 cents y bushel
SH1NGLEs-Are in fair demand and sell 81 90 . NJ for
during the week reach about l6 RATS at
prices ranging within classified figures See table:
have arrived last review, to New York have de-
cned shade naval The vessels import
quantity produce The wharves go forward See Ia
BE for last rates paid.