Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

til Tuesday last, when the price advanced 10 20 cents
$50 lbs virgin and yellow Dip since which time the sales
made the advanced The transactions
the week foot up 1893 barrels, as follows:
Thursday Bio sso y xrg 60 Yellow ss s 3 Hard
$s&@ sy 5 . g g " GO
tuesday 49,. go. s. 10 @ %. 5, 10 20
Wednesday,. $50. s20.... 20
The market this morning has opened So co. though
from Bo to hea nd to be
SPIRITS TURrENTNE ruled unsteady during the week
ended today and at the close Yesterday show an
reach some 249l bb as follows: On Thursday $40 bbs
Tuesday 81 do. at 46 and 300 do ~ We'd
nssdsy 26o do at A. and 25o do at 4s cents gallOn-a
This morning there has been nothing done to the time of
closing enquiries The stock market is light and
cepts moderate Holders firm in asking SO cents but
this quotation to be above the views of buyers
Ros1NThere has been nothing done in the common
of freight and the stock market is heavy In the absence
of 6o sales we are unable to gys On Wednesday,
TAR-Contnues to come in very slowly, and is in demand
Only two small parcels received this week which sold
Tuesday So 10 s. 20 % bbl; closing at latter price,
CoFFEE-Has advanced shade in price Fair supply in
store and sales at quotations. as to quantity and quality
of several parcels Meal small sales 80 cents y bushe
Eaas-Come in spasingy, and sell from curtis at 22 %
EMPTY BARRELs-Are very scarce and in good enquiry
We note small sales this week at 81 so for second hand,
and 81 IS @ 80 for new.
FISH For store rates table.
FLoUR-There is good supply of all Northern brands
quality The receipts of Fayetteville brands have been
derate and there is fair supply in first hands Some par
2o u Dbl for superfne but the demand limited and prices
tend downward
CRArNThe receipts of Corn since our last comprise g.
900 bushels from Hyde county do per railroad
order One of bushels sold Wednesday at 81
cents q bus he'll from vessel There good supply in
Il None re.
ceived this week and supply light See table for last sales
GERS at q a cents q ID for clean
HAy.-Receved this week - bales North River 60 Of
beh Sold = d on We at 5aagng
bales Eastern ormer receip sold 81 Is q 100 lbs Sup
ply in store good, and demand moderate
LME-No receipts this week Former arrivals sell from
store at 81 25 q 81 37A y cask, as to quality.
rates as in quantity
LUMBER One raft flooring boards received thi
week, and sold on Monday at sl2 25 IN
Mo1AssEsNo receipts and refer to table for sto
PoTAroEs.-sweet Potatoes have commenced coming il
IN the small way and sell from carts and boats at 80 cents
| 81 y bushel.
FRovIs1oNs -BAcoS-The supply of N. c. make contin
l2a @ - cents for hams, II cents for sides a
cents b for hog ronnd he highest quotations being for
prices have advanced shade table for store rates
quantity and quality-- light, and
e II, for N. c. make.-PoRk.-Northe mess has de
ened 50 cents on last weeks quotations and sales mad
rates of other articles we refer to table,
PoULTRY-Market continues to be poorly supplied an
prices rule high See table.
SALr-The stock Of Liverpool sack is very light Ant
the demand good 200 sacks received coastwise last Fri
day, which changed hands at 81 rs b sack cash.
SHrNeLEs--sales of Common Cypress at 81 30 an
1IMBER-Has come in very sparingly during the pas
week. and the sales haze reached only SOLO RATS price
ranging within classified figures. See table
FREGHTs-Are still in good supply, and vessels wanted
Rates to New York have advanced shade naval
See table for prices.
! FAYETTEVILLE, Aug 29.-Bacon, 500; Beeswa
24g2o Cofee-Rio, l0a@11 Laguira 1000, ST. DoInng
0MIA: Cnttnn-Strictlv nrine inI6n 1Iann E.f.