Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

The market this quotations, with
fair demand for the article
SPIRITS TURpENrNE this article but very little has
been done since Thursday last The market for the past
two three days has been quiet and there ransac
items from Saturday up the close Tuesday The
sep for the week have been g and the P portion
Saturday 400 bbs at 81 cents y gallon.
enquiries and market quiet Sellers holding 62 cents and
upwards, but there appears to be no buyers
ROSIN-lut few transactions have taken place in Rosn
since last the market however appears to bemsre firm
Sales of 1920 bbls Common on Thursday at 81 10 for
day "Wednesday 1900 d. at 81 10 for do do There
full supply Of the common article and sellers are firm in
small sales have been 81 so q So q bbl quail
ity In No. we hear of sales; held at 81 20 81 %
TAR-s in fair enquiry, and market firm. The sales of
the week reach about. $40 bbls: at 81 Is q Dbl.
CoTToN-Snce last review note q decliuc in tho
price of cotton and the market has ruled unsteady The
sales follows On Wednesday, IS bales mixed quality
at 81 cents Thursday bales at q cents Saturday, 80
bales ST cents, and Wednesday ID bales at cents u
b. There few buyers in market quote at
Conn MEAL-Continues in light supply, and fair demand
Sells from store at 81 q bushel, in lots
its Turpentine barrels There is farsuppy the market
and sales have been made during the week at 81 rs 81
FLouR-The supply of Northern brands in is fair
and quotations remain without See table for p
ces, by single Dbl In Fayetteville brands also note
fair supply and market rather heavy On Monday the price
declined shade, and sales made at So 25 s. 374
from store in lots and SO for single bbs
GRAIN-In CORN have receipts to note last
review. There full supply in dealers hands, and mo-
derat demand from consumers Sells from store at % cents
% bushel-OATs-We note about 900 bushels received
this by dealer which all that is in market. There
is fair demand for the article and two
would find ready sale. Our quotation is for rates
-PEAs-Cow Peas very scarce, and much enqured
for There have been receipts for the week, and they
would sell readily at 81 y bushel Ground Peas have
spangy the receipts being principally Of engaged crops
Parcels that have in have sold at 80 cents, 81 81
05 q bushel, as in quality -RCE- In the price OF the
last weeks figures sells from store at a u cents y
b.. quantity. In the rough article hear of no trans
actions this week held at 81 Is a 81 % Z bushcl
this week The supply light
and demand limited We quote Northern make at 81 %
81 So and Eastern do at 81 30 81 60 u 100 lbs highest
figures being for store rates.
LIMENo late arrivals, and supply light Our quotations
are for store rates, in quantity.
IIMBER-River-Three four RATS scantng have been
sold since our last at 81 25@S7 30 e NJ.
MoLAssEsNO receipts this week about 10 hhds have
been sold at 2l@22 cents u gallon which has closed off all
of former arrivals None market in first hands
PRovIsIoNs-There is fair supply of new \ e. BACON
cents for hog round l2@I2k for hams, from
store parcels also sold from wagon at l@2 cents
The supply of Western in store good and linn
tied demand. table tor quotations III
fair supply and extremely duh of sale. We some
small sales of c. make, from store at 10 cents y H. in
kegs.-PoRK-Fair supply of Northern Mess in store,
and we refer to our table for prices, as in quality
piled See table for prices.
SALT-No receipts of Liverpool sack Supply fair and
sells 81 40 81 so y sack, in quantity A cargo OF
cents y bushel, frou vessel.
SHISaLEs-Are rather dull of sale Our quotations. are
| for last sales.
TMBeR-The receipts of the week 5000 RATS,
which changed hands extremes ranging within cas
sfed figures. See table. 49,
FREGHTs-Are in good supply. and vessels wanted We
% bale being paid For last rates paid we refer to
| our table.