Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

n, one small parcel of hard on market this morning which
went at above figure There is demand for the soft
SPiRTTS TURPENTINE.-Aftsr our review of Thurs
day last the market for this article exhibited mness
and Friday advanced cents with sales of 800 bbs at
40 cents per gallon Since that day, however, have
heard transactions and prices have been unsettled
At the time of closing enquiries this morning, the high
est figure offered is 81 CENTS but sellers do disposed
to take this price, and are holding at higher figure
RosIN-The market has been quiet for Rosin this week,
and the price Saturday further declined cents for Com
On Thursday zoo bbIs at 81 25 and $500 do at 81 20 for
do do and this morning $50 do at 81 20 for do do In
Nos and we hear of no sales, and quotations
TAf-In the price of this article we note decline ON Fri
sales since and little or none on market There now appears
advance could probably be obtained.
CorroN-The market for this article continues rule dull
and hear of the sale this week of only parcel p
. vate terms.
CORN MEAl--Has advanced shade, and now quote
at % 9 cents @ 81 y bushei: supply light en-
supply, and little no demand No sales this week, and
quotations nominal at 81 81 80 for second hand and
FLoURThe receipts of Fayetteville brands have been
considerably reduced Prices have ruled steady
70 50 Dbl for superneat which small sales have been
made.
and the supply in store has been nearly quite all worked
off The stock in dealers hands does exceed 800 1000
bushels Store rates have advanced, and quote at 81 d
bushe few cargoes wou1 find ready sale at IS 90 cents
d bushe.--OArs-None received See table for store
rates.--PEAs-Groun Peas have come in SLOWLY this
week. and sold from carts and at ST. 81 o. 81 10
y bushe in quantity and quality No sales Cow Peas,
and quotations nominal at 50 s. by the quantity
-R1cEThe supply of clean in store is light, but
change to make in the price selling in the small at
cents y b. Nothing doing in the rough article.
HAY-No receipts, and fair supply in dealers hands See
table for store rates. as in quality.
LIMEs in rather better supply. cargo of 1910 casks
received Thursday last and changed hands
made public. See table for store prices.
! PROvIsoNS-n N G. BACON have sales to report.
No has yet been brought market, and notice
fair demand prime parcel would sell readily Our quo
atons for last sales of the old stock In Western cured
held from at "a ST shoulders, and q ID
for sides.LARDNo change to notice in price of either
\. c. Northern make the former selling I2t cents
in kegs and the latter at ii g II y b. in bills
make "a sup9 artcle) which is selling at 20 q 10
The supply of Northern is light, and small sales 26
3 Dbl, as in quality. Fresh Pork is brought to market
very sparingy and sells from carts at 81 q y cents To-
in quality
SALr-No receipts this week Last sale ofLverpool was
459Sl IS u sack Atun is and wan'rH sells from
sore at 60@65 cents u bushe
SHTAGLEs-But very few Shingles have btru LGoug
market for the past week We continue former quo'v:s
See table.
Tp1BER-Is decidedly dull of sale Some 500 have
been market for week, without finding purchser.-
Sales of only RATS prime quality at $109$2 y M
FRE.GHTs-No change to make in rates. Produce
slowly and only about sufficient for the vessels il
port. See table for last prices paid
! FAYETTEVILLE, Dec 2s.-Bacon lo@1I. Bseswa1
24@25 Coffee Rio, i29i3: Laguira l3t, st. Domingo o(
GO Cotton--Fair to coed, 7a7 II Ordinary mid, s.
OF. Feathers 40@45 Flour Superfne 73Gp3 20 Fin,
81 50@7 rs Scratched COCO CO. Grain, Corn 90@l on
Wheat 80 90 Oats 60 Peas $4,000 Rye 1920 90. Hide
Dry 10 a II Green @ &c. Lard IL Is Salt Lverpoo
e Sack 00@00. Alum % bu COCO 90.
We continue the reduced rates OF Thursday On Cot
and Flour Sales of prime cotton for cash are usually
Turuentine-YeloW Dip Co. Serape 81 l0SpiIits 80 t