Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-28


There have been transactions up the time of closing
enquiries this morning that hear of There lisa fair
lers at that price generally held 60 gallon-with
a light supply in first hands
RosN1 this article but very little has been done that
know of The only transaction that we hear Of on
Tuesday last bbls 81 Is for large size
bbls There isa moderate supply on Market and demand
limited.
TARHas further declined during the week. and quota.
taon to-day 10 cents less than last weeks rate. The
sales reach only PAS bbls at 81 Is bb at which the
ket is rather dull.
cattle for the past week have been but there fair sup
ply in butchers hands Sales of small at 500 cents b.
ket, and no demand for them.
FRESH PoRkHas begun to in and sells from carts
at S@9 cents & ID. as to quality.
BEEswAxComes in very slowly and in fair enquiry at
24@25 cents q 10.
81 so y NJ from wharf
CoFFEE-Thcre is fair supply in store and prices range
CorroN-Receipts during the week have been light, and
there appears to be demand for the article On
Wednesday note % bales fair quality having changed
EMPTY BARRELsAre light supply and sell from wharf
lat 81 40@$2 80 each for second hand and
FEATHERs-Eas gone up shade and last sales made
from wharf day two since at SO cents y b. There
good enquiry for the article, and none in store.
FLoUR-There il moderate supply Of Northern brands
in market and sales made from store quotations.
quality No Baltimore brands in first hands. The receipts
of Fayetteville brands since last review have been rather
light but there is good supply in Sales have been
made of small parcels at Sc 62a from wharf, and s6 IS .
Dbl for suPerfne from sore held at IS 75S7 ror sore
as in quantity.
GRAIN-We note only small lot of Corn received this
week railroad, to order. The supply in store light
but sufficient for present demand -OATS-No receipts
for time past and the stock has all been worked off .
the article is very much wanted-RICE-Th supply of
ctson continues good and prices remain without change
sales in the sma way to grocers at IL cents p ID
HAYS IN fair supply, and demand moderate We note
the receipt this week of 256 bales Eastern make 40 Of
which sold at 81 TO- and So bales at 81 37 100 lbs the
latter in small lots
LUMBER-Rver-None received this week.
MoLAssEsls in moderate supply, and cells from store at
% cents in lots of hhds and p cents gallon by single
| hid for Cuba.
PRovIs1oNs-Prces of n c. BACON remain last report
ed. The supply in store good and sales extremely dull
quotations See table The supply of Western make 10
light and demand limited Small sales from store at St99
for shoulders, and mddngs at 9@9 cents q ID by the
single hhd.-LARD-N. &. make is in light supply with
a moderate demand Sales have been made at Ia q ia
centin bbs and Is p b in kegs. Western sells at
quotations. from observation-disclosures mess is in
good supply and prices continue to rule high See table tor
store rates. as in quality.
slowly and sell from carts at 7o
80 cents bushel Moderate supply of Irish Potatoes IN
store and sales at 81 so % Dbl.
SALT-No receipts of Liverpool sack this week. and oul
quotations for store rates, quantity cargo Oh
bushels Alum Salt received last week. sold from yesse
Friday last at 40 cents bushe held at cents
u ell from store.
i SHINGLEs-We have sales to report in Shingles. Ou
quotations are for last weeks sales.
STAvEs-No sales, and the article in moderate demand
TIMBER-Has come in slowly during the week, and th'
sales reach only S@0 RATS, at extremes ranging within
classified figures See table.
FEEeHT-Owing the number of vessels that have ar
rived during the week. reghs rather dull but chang
as vet in price The amount of barrel offering
Tight and hardly sufficient for ia port Be