Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-20

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seemed little demand for the article sellers gener
ally however, firm in holding 81 cents and upwards
No transactions this morning up to the OF closing our en-
quiries that we hear of; fair supply on market:
RosN-Has continued inactive since review of Thurs
ng been sold at 81 large bbs The duness in
the article principally caused by the high of freight
common generally held at 81 10 for large size bbls.
TAR-Has arrived rather freely during the week than
past and quotations have declined fully 20 cts
on last weeks rates The sales reach bbls at 81 25
81 49, So lo@$2 70 bb last sale being at lowest figure.
FREIGHTS.-No alteration to note in coastwise rates.
There plenty of freight Offering and vessels wanted See
table for rates paid eoastw5e, a Will, ro.a
CoFFEE in fair supply and sells from store at our quo
tatons as in quantity and quality. See table.
CorroN-Sma receipts this week, and note sales since
last review only % bales inferior good quality at g. 81
"a cents % ID. There two parcels unsod
market that there is fair demand for the article
at 9@lo cents y II for fair to good quality
Corn MEA-Ihe supply Is rather light and tar demand
of receipts Sells from store at S319O cents T.
bushel.
supply, and rather dull We note small sales at 81 8a@S
| each for second hand.
FEATHERsContnne IN light supply and sells from store
FIoUR-fn Northern brands we have to a moderate
supply store and change in price Reta Mt quo
tations quality The receipts of Fayette1c brands
this week have been fair and there good supply in store
prices however, remain last quoted There is fair de-
mand for the article and holders asking higher
Sales during the week So IS y bbl for uperfne
5625 bushels 1900 of which to dealer and balance
sold Tuesday, or interior markell at 50 cents bush
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sold Friday III cents u bushel The supply in store
is still light, with good demand several cargoes would
meet with quick .-OArs-No receipts and wanted.
-BEANs-A small parcel of White Beans received this
week and sold at 81 80 q bushel-PEAs-We hear OF
late receipts and Cow Peas have become the
article enquired for and parcels would find quick sale
at fair quotations. Ground Peas in moderate demand
and fair receipts sell at 65 50 cents u bushel as in quail
ty.-RICE-We hear of sales this week only in the small
at Al cents y 10. for cean No transactions IN the
rough article that hear of.
HAY-There is air supply in dealers hands, and limited
demand. No receipts.
L1ME-About 200 casks received last Monday. which
sold wharf 81 ID y cak The supply in store il
light, and the article retails at 81 37a = cask
MoLASsESnce last note the receipt from
Cardenas 04 hhds CROP about 255 of which
have changed hands p D a p cents gallon; the lat
ter figure being asked for single hhds
LUMBER-Rver-Two RATS sold on Monday at 81 % TO
scantlins and Sl3 % NJ. for flooring DO rdS.
PoTATOEs-Sweet Potatoes very slowly, and sci
from carts and boats 1905 cents u bushel There on
" light stock of Irish Potatoes in store and prices hav
gone up shade. lot of 200 bbls. for planting, arrived
day two since, small parcels of WI ich sold at 50 y bb
PRoVISoNs-In n. c. BACON still note heavy suppl
of the old stock and no demand Our quotations
" nominal small lot of has been received since on
last which sold at 2a cents u ID for hams There is ais
heavy supply of Western make in store, and we know
! no sales quotations merely nominal ARD--Both
G.. and Western make in good supply. and store rate
have declined fully cent last weeks quotations &c
table-PoRk-The price of Northern Mess has decline
shade and sells from store at $16@$l7 Dbl, as
quantity and quality Fresh Pork in good enquiry an
but little coming in brings 6@7 cents y Do.
SALTAbout 500 sacks Liverpool Salt received last wee
10 sold from wharf Thursday at 81 80 u sacksuppy gh
a. and good demand retailing at 81 80 y sack cargo
ID 900 bushels Turks island has arrived, and is selling at
| a IS cents y bushel, in lots wanted 49,
SHINGLEs-Are rather dull. Sales this week OF some 70
LOCO common cypress at 81 500 50 y M