Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-29

Wedrc sday Il 1893. 70...... Co.. 40
This morning the opened firm at above quotations,
and all that was offering has changed hands
note prices during the week The market since last Thurs
day been and the transactions have been
day 200 bb 5 cents Saturday. 80 do at 81 Monday,
81, and 200 do at So and Tuesday and Wednes
fair demand article and yesterday buyers
offering cents, but sellers firm in asking 35 cents q
gallon Nothing done this morning to the time closing
RosN-The sales of the reach only about 400 bar
rels, follows On Thursday, 1000 bbs at 81 O5
large bbis and Friday and Saturday 300 do No
at 81 25@s2 80 u Dbl, to quality There is good
ply of market and little demand, in
sequence of the scarcity of vessels in port.
TAR receipts since last review that we know of The
article in good enquiry and would readily bring last weeks
quotations. See table.
BEEF CATTLE MUTroN.-We note the arrival this
week of one or two roves grass Beeves which sold So
cents Z 10 There fair supply in Butchers hands, and
demand moderate One two droves Of Mutton also
ceived and sold at 81 25 y head for inferior quality
Of The stock is very light and the article sells from store
CAND1Es~There is lair supply of all descriptions and
shade advance Admantne See table for store
EMPTY BARRETs-Salcs have been made this week par
cells arrive at s. 20 each for second hand held at
FoUR-Tho stock Northern brands still very
light and only about so bbls Baltimore 9 orde} received
been several parcels received from Fayetteville this week
but not enough to supply demand sells from store at 80 81
GRAIN.-Wc receipt from Baltimore this week
of about 800 bushe Corn to order The stock in store
very light and good demand exists for the article. Las
received brought 68 o. 70 cents bushel Three
four cargoes would meet with ready sale at higher
rates-OATs.-We have no change to note. No receipts
and sells from store at 50 cts per busheRICErem remains
last reported. See table for rates.--PEAs.-Stoci
fair and only moderate demand. Sales from store at 5000
cents per bushel, to quantity.
HAYNo receipts this week stock in store fully sufcien
| for demand.
LoUoRs-Far supply of all descriptions in store, and
would refer to table for store prices to quantity
quality
Observation-Disclosures Thursday last note the recep
of ras sales of of which have been made at Sc a
80 for scantlng, S. for wide boards and $2 Is y NJ 70
MoLAssEs-We note advance of cent p gallon sine
last receipt and small sales of former receipts @
gallon for Cuba.
PRov1sIoNs-In BACON have change to note. Their
is fair supply in store and demand limited. Sales of n
make at l0a ii cents for hog round, 12 for hams
and IL u ID. for hams and mddngs. In Western
note small sales from store at y cents for shoulders
a. cents = b. for middlings, in quantity aud quality
stock light but fully sufficient for demand -BUTTER-
There have been late receipts the supply hi
nearly all been worked off, and the article is
in considerable demand Our quotations merely nom
nall ARD-The stock of n c. make is extremely lgh
at 3 cents p b For store prices of other article
under this head we would refer o table.
PoULTRY.Ths market is very poorly supplied, and prc
d rule high. See table
SALT.-The stock Of both Liverpool and Alum has bee
considerably reduced and light See table sto
rates, as in quantity and quality.
SHINGLEsSome small parcels Common Cypress receive
! this week, and sold at 81 so q NJ.
TIMBERThe receipts since last Thursday comprise abo
40 RATS and note sales of Is 80 prices ranging wit
in classified figures. The rrice has declined from 81 SO
81 e NJ On rates of two weeks since.
FREIGHTs.-There is considerable amount of predus
waiting to forward but there only FIVE or six
in port which have already been taken up See table
S rates coastwise.
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