Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-19

The market this morning opening firm at quotations. with
fair demand from shippers and dsters there little
none offering that we know of.
the week ended to-day and prices have declined l2 cents
quotations of last Thursday The sales of the week reach
dog Sn On McSay % at
100 do at 81 cents Tuesday, $50 do at 81 and 25O do
81 and Yesterday l5o@2oo do at ST. cents
ing hear of transactions 20 the time of closing
9equs The sed stock Ssmah 1g o ye Light d and there
holders generally however firm in asking higher rates
Ros1N.-Therc has been but little done in this article du
ring the week We note sales Thursday last of 400 bb
No at 81 56l bb aud Tuesday of 800 bbls Com
at 81 for small and 81 o5 for large size bbs There is
good supply of Common in market but there demand
the high rates of freight preventing purchasers from ship
ping Quotations nominal at IS cents 81 O5 to size.
TARIs in considerable demand and arrives very slowly
Wednesday $ 50 b6l large parcel would PROBABLY
CORN MtAL-Some small receipts since last review
der per railroad and wo note sales at 5000 cents e bushe
in lots to suit There light supply in store, and demand
moderate.
EnrFy = % fair supply and sales during the
EGas-Come in very slowly and sell from carts at 23@25
FLoGR-There fair supply of all Northern brands in
store, and sales made quotations quantity quail
ity lot of 80 bb Baltimore sold days since at SIS
in hands is light and we note shade advance on last
weeks rates On Tuesday, 45 bills sold from store Sc
GRA1N-CokN-Our review of Thursday last left some Ia
5000 bushels on market which has all been closed off at 60
suit vessel There is good supply now in store and
fair demand from consumers -OATs-About 800 bush
and balance sold Friday at 46 cents 3 bushe-PEAs
We know of no receipts this week fair supply in store
RCEFair supply of clean in store, and small sales to gro
HAYWe note the recent since last review of about 800
bales and sales follows bales Northern at 81 o. and
l20 do do at 81 Is 100 do. Eastern 81 Is 173
damaged at auction at prices ranging from 30 90c
LUMBER-Rver-Two RATS received and remain unsold
| on market.
IJME-A cargo of I4OO SKIS received IN Tuesd.v which
has been sold from vessel private terms in lots to suit
MoLAssEs 30 hhds. Cuba received since last review
which have changed hands at 23@25c . gallon in lots
Small sales of former arrivals a2@2s cents gallon
since last Friday Of 2O@25 lbs l0t@lc for hog
round, and l2a@ y b. for hams The supply of hams
fair supply in store of shoulders middngs The stock
Of Western make light and the c rather
note small sales at Is p D. for N c. make Yves
tern sells from store at Ii cents j tb., in kegs -PoRK-
The stock in store continues sufficient for demand
at quotations.
SALTThe supplies of both Alum and Liverpool is very
pool from store, 81 80 y Sack Alum sells at 50 cents
bushel.
srAvEs.-sa!e of small lot of R. o. hid Slaves OF
sHIxekEs-saies this week of 3oo 600 Common Cypress.
at 81 80 NJ and 900 Contract. Tuesday at $40
ASH HEApING2o 900 pieces sold Tuesday at GIG y
TMBER-Has come in rather slow during the week AM
Is IN fair demand The sales of the week reach only IL 90
rats at prices ranging within classified fgure See table
/ fREIaHTs-Reman about as last reported Fair supp
Of produce waiting to go forward and vessels demand
See table for rates. - =
FAYETTEVILLE, Aug. 15-Bacon, ss@1o Beeswaz
24@25 Cofee.Rio. lol@l1, Laguira. 1lI@OO, St. Do
ssgs rIaO Fas 'ss
go 90, Fine 5000 90, Scratched, $500 90 Corn 75e
u.s. Gsssn 1sss e f Rs S s Rs 5
Sss:ss ooeoo Fis1.ssd ooso o. fsior .; los
Bacon-sdaskes heavy Cotton for the wee