Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-16

evening
eed which held at ST. but not sold the time of closing
review. There to be fair demand from shippers
and dstilers at yesterdays prices.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-The market this week has been
rather quiet and the transactions light reaching only GA
bbs follows On Thursday $50 bbls. 55 and a do
at 55t cents Friday and Saturday. $50 do at 56 and
Tuesday, 100 do at IS Sc cents y gallon The article
since Tuesday has been quiet and inactive. There
orders in market for the article that hear Of in the
absence of which buyers unwilling to operate the de-
preston in the New York market also having tendency
keep the market inactive here The receipts moderate
and there is fair stock market holders generally
asking 81 cents and upwards.
RosIN-There has been nothing doing in Common Rosin
since last review that can hear Of and the stock
market heavy. The article very dull the absence
of sales unable give quotation. In No
sales Thursday and Friday bbs 81 So $50
1T 81 Is 81 l2I O So o bbl as in quantity
TARHas declined since last review 80 cents q bbl.
and sales have been made of BOB bbls at 81 3d. IS
SO y bb closing at latter figure and rather dali of
CoFFEE.-The supply of Coffee is moderate and generally
have recently advanced and we raise our figures
l@2 cents q b. See table
Corn MEA!-The supply is about fair, and sales from
CorToN-None come in this week. and quotations must
be considered rs merely nominal
EMPTY SPIRITS TuRPENTINE BARREIS-Are in moderate
supply with sales of second hand at 81 40 81 So
F1su-A small lot of Salt Mullets received from New
River and taken at IS 62a y bb in quantity to suit
retailers In second hands they bringing IS sa@s6 SC
| p Dbl. See table for other kinds of barrel fish.
FLoUR.-The stock of Northern brands in dealers hands
may be considered fair Prices however have gone up
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short Europe which has created rise in all kinds
of grain this side In Fayetteville brands, also note
advance Sales have been made during the week Sc
"a Dbl for supene, and dealers asking Sc 50@$7
GRA1N.-In Corn, we note 3725 bushels arrived from
Hyde county, and taken Monday at So bushel
days The stock in dealers hands about fair for the
O1ts-ln consequence of receipts for time
stock has been considerably reduced but the denim
is light that the article Reeve
change notice in Rice and continue former fig
ures, in quantity.
HaY-snce our last review the receipt of3l5 bale
Northern make 81 which sold Tuesday so cents 0
lbs. for very inftr1or balance unsold on market
LIMENo receipts and quotations are for sales from
store in quantity.
-River-Two RATS flooring boards received
of which sold Monday at SIP 2 and the other Wed
nesday at SIP 50 q NJ, 80 days.
LQUoRsO all descriptions have advanced considerably
last review See table for store prices as in quan
MoLAssEs-Far supply the season, and sells at q
q cents for TART and % cents gallon tor s'ct cuba,
lots IS wanted.
PRov1s1oNs.-In N. c. BACON have little change
There fair supply in store, and demand limited
Sales have been made during the week at 10 Ii cents o
hog round and l2t a Is y b. for hamsand rather
dull The supply of Western make light, and prices hav
advanced shade sides sell from store at q 94 cents
and shoulders at q 81 % b., by the hhd-LARD-Fai
supply in market and sells at quotations
ern Mess has advanced shade and sells at $l7 80
els % bb in quantity and quality See table for price
of other articles under this head
a 100 sacks Liverpool ground 800 of which TO
der and balance sold private terms The supply light
and the article in good demand retas at 81 60 81 ID
sack Alum retails at so cents b bushel and supply light
SUeARs-Have also advanced See table prices
SHINaLEs.-We hear of no sales this week.
TIMBER-Has come in sparingly during the week, and
fair demand The sales since last review reach only Ve
II RATS at extremes ranging within classified Aguyes Sc
FRErezrs-Rates regain as last Vessels sr
s wanted, and al port have been tskenup The soss