Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-18

week The quotation at the close Of Tuesday ho"sTsr
sales since Thursday last reach 2:6o2 bbls viz:
Thursday, 400 bes 6ss Ga cts y ga-bSls included
zsss;$;y:: E. e. . E 4 g. q:
The market yesterday rather dull and p,rces
offered % without finding buyer. Nothing done
this morning up the time of closing enquiries and buy
do disposed to operate the price has decided
downward tendency.
Ross-sin,e Thursday last, but little has been
The sales are follows: Gn Thursday 1000 bbls Com
at 81 49, and Saturday 255 do d. at 10 for large
nesday 200 do Common at 81 l2 large bbls The
for the latter quiet and but little demand 81 10 was
offered yesterday, but it is held at 81 Is.
TAR-Ruled steady at last weeks quotation up to Wed
terday when the price advanced cents The sales of the
reach only 500 bbls, at 81 20 81 Is Y bb closing
| at latter figure with some enquiry for the article.
BEEr GA5rEIhsr1 s is IL. fair supply in butchers hands
droves received, and sold at S cents p fb.
CANDLEs-Prces have gone up shade and refer to
table for store rates, as in quantity:
quotation of Laguyra cent ID Sec table for store
Corrox-The pts this comprise only small
parcel fair quality, which changed hands 81 cents Il b..
The article good demand and prime lot would meet
with ready sale 1T higher price
CORN MEA-Comcs slowly, and sells from store SCI
! @95 cents i bushel.
EMPTY SPIR1rs TuRrExr1NE BARRELs-Are in moderate
supply and sell from wharf at 81 5Os2 60 eah for second
FlThere have been no of Mulets for the week
past and quotations for store rates. in quantity
three small PARCELS which selling from store at SIS
cents p ID.
FboUR-In Northern brands we note an advance in price
this week, and sales have been made from quota
tons in small lots The price OF Fayetteville remains about
as last week reported Small sales have been nae ST
60 So 62 from wharf and SIS Is u bb for superfne.
store selling by the single Dbl 81 There fair sup
ply in store, and mode ate demand
GRAN-ln Corn only small parcel received to
order this week railroad The supply in store has been
dera5y reduced and is barely sufficient for present de.
mand --OATs No receipts for the past week and
the supply light Our quotation
RIcE-The supply of clean Rice in continues fair,
and sales in the small way Mt quotations. We learn that
some parcels haze been disposed of in The rough at 81 08
PEAsGround Peas have in pretty freely during the
week. and sales from wagons and carts at 9lO cents
Hay Jos bales Eastern make received on Wednesday
which sold from wharf at 81 20 q 100 s There have been
stock in first hands, but the demand is limited.
! LIQUoRS See table for store rates.
review sold at sill 5o@sl3 for flooring boaris ss@ss
fot vide boards, and So y NJ. for scantling:
MoLAs>Es-R ecesed eoastwse, Monday, rs bids Gu
ba portion of which has been taken at p cents gallon
Stock of former receipts in first hands, is light, and
quote at 2t@25 cents p gallon, as in quantity
OHs-The prices Of some qualities have advanceda shade
| See table.
PorAroEsSweet in slowly and sell from and
boats ut 5075 cents bushel Irish Potatoes sell from
store at - 25@a$2 so per barrel
PRovISIoNsThe market is overstocked with North Car
Dina Bacon and sales extremely dull at ormee
We reduce figures middlngs and shoulders See
BILE for present The stock of Western cured about
fair, and sale from wharf, few days since of
store by the h6d-Lard is in moderate supply sales
rather dull Small sales of North make from store
at l2A cents q Mess continnesin good
supply and quotations without change sales SIS 90
by the single barrel-Fresh Pork in slowly,
sells from carts for consumption, at q cents n as in
tquality
PoULTRYThs market continues to be but poorly sup
lplicd, and prices rule high. See table.
200 sacks ISL ground a. q 1cs m
60 per sack See table for store The balance d
e cargo Of Alum Salt reported last week. has beesiaken at