Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23


small lot changed hands (as above) fho
market is extremely dull and learn that other parcels
offered at above figures, without finding buyer.
RosIN-ln Rosin, but very little has been done during
the week. and the only sales hear OF as follows
do 81 10 rarge bbls The market is firm at above
figure and that it has been offered for
TARThe rseepts of Tar this week reach only 42s bb
which has all changed hands at last weeks IS
sale Monday at above prices
CoFFEESorc rates have advanced shade since our last
review ption5, and the supply getting light
See table for prices. as in quantity and quality:
CorroNComes in slowly andi in good enquiry Sales
dav a BALES on private terms and Wenesy IS DO Mt 10
cents y b. for good quality we quote at Solo cents = b.
Corn MEAl- in light supply AID only small receipts
EMPTY BARRELsIhcte is heavy stock of Spirits fur-
pentine Barrels market, and little demand. We
note small sales of second hand at g l23 each
i FEArHERs-Havc advanced shade since last review, and
small parcel sold Saturday at 50 cents u b There is
er s.ky' held Sddp at 55@55 cents = H. ~ ' " '''
FroUR-7NOrthern brands remain without alteration" in
brands in market The stock Fayetteville brands in
last w note sales during the week from sto and wbarf
at s6@$6 q Dbl superfne The article dull of
from store small lots So 2jas6 50 for sIperfue
F1sH-No receipts of mullets this week that know of,
and we refer to our table for store rates
GRA1N.-n Corn We have receipts to note since
last review The market almost bare the article and
meets With ready sale at nigh nguC learn that there
several cargoes nov expected receipts,
and but light supply in store reais at 90 cents p bush
el--BEANs-One lot Of about Oh bushels received and
sold at - p busheI is but a light
stock Of Cow Peas and we hear OF no
Peas in freely and but few buyers in market sales
since our last at 5000 cents . bushel.
/ HAY-Received this week, go bales North River make,
which sold at 80 95 cents D l00b from wharf The sup
ply in store is fully sufficient for demand.
LUMBER River-One raft received this week. sold on
Wednesday at S. 50 for wde and sl3 z NJ for flooring
! boards.
1-louoRs-We reduce quotations cent = gallon on
Whiskey. For store rates see table.
Manifestations IS hhds received coastwse on Monday
but sold. Former receipts selling from wharf at Is
cents in lots of hhds and upwards and q cents Il gallon
by single hid
PoIAroEs-Sweet Potatoes come in very slowly, and sell
quick at Is 80 cents y bushe from carts The supply Of
IS bb in consequence Of the high prices mother markets
PgovIsoHs-The price OF \. {. Bacon has gone down
shade in consequence of the heavy stock in store 1ncre
little demand for the article, and only small gales al
make in store and demand quotations nominal at
cents for sides, and = cents q D. for shouidsrS-
LARDIS in fair supply and sales extremely dull We mott
small parcels having sold from store at il ls cents q ID
for \. c. make.--PeRK-Jn Northern Mess ne noe Nc
change in prices and sales made from store at tur quo
tations, in quantity aud quality Fresh P"rs comes
slowly, and sales have been made from carts at d, a
cents y b in quality.
SALT-We 600 sacks received last Friday, which
had been sold private small parcels of
have been sold wharf 81 % 81 so y sack; suppl
light No Alum in market, and good enquiry for It,
SHINGLEsWe note sales of common Cypress THIS week
: 2@S3 q NJ, in quality
TIMsERThe sales since our last reach only abou
e@l5 afs at extremes ranging within our CLASSIFIED ne
ures See table Prices within the last two weeks have az
cned fully 81 NJ and there is little or no demand tor tn
article.
! FREfeHrs-Rates to Philadelphia have gone up shad