Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

Thursday
The market opened this morning 63 cents There only
light supply market pd sellers generally are hold
ingat 81 q IS cents u gallon; this quotation however, is
above the views of buyers.
Ros1N-In Rosin we note sales this week as follows
Saturday, 1920 bbls at 81 10 for Common and 81 2 81
Is, 81 So 81 37a for No 2 in quality and Tuesday
5000 do Common at 81 % for medium and 81 10 for large
size bbs There appears to be better demand for Com
and holders are firm at above quotations fair supply
TAR-Has improved shade since our last review and is
in good demand The sales for the week 0l3 bbs
81 I5 81 20 81 25 q bbl closing firm highest figure
CorroN-The market during tho carly part of this week
rather dull and sales made of two small par
GELS 81 q ID tor fair quality. The price, how
has improved @2 cent within two three days past,
and sales made Wednesday of Ia bales at 81 8l@9
p ID in quality There is fair demand from
buyers, and the market is firm at 8a@9 cents u ID.
CORN MEAL-as come in very slowly, and the price has
advanced shade last weeks figure. We quote
at 81 81 10 y bushel reails by single bushe at 81
FsH-There is fair enquiry for Muets, and but few
in market. Sales from store at So 80 u Dbl.
and r npT Ws ore tie e th II last
cttevie note decline Of Is cents with sales during the
wharf last sales being at lowest figure The market is
rather dull and dropping generally held at IS rs IS 80
GRA1N-In Corn we full supply in dealers hands
and fair demand Received this week $3.50 bushels,
cents y have been received since
last that we know Of and the parcel noted last week
wPEAs~About 40 bushels Cow Peas received by
dealer this week. and into store they enquired
aer and os moIG Dom as gd 81
at 81 50 u bushel Ground Peas continue slowly
and somewhat better demand The sales of the week
have been prices ranging from 80 cents 81 2 bushel
-RICE-ln clean note sales only in the small way
grocers u Al p ID In the rough article
sactions that we hear of.
HAY-Receged this week 200 bales North Liver Hay 100
of which sold this morning 81 40 % 100 TBS. The supply
dealers hands is light, and the article in fair demand
LIMEn the absence of receipts, tn supply has
been nearly all worked off Our quotations for store
| rates.
MoLAssEs-About 26O hhds. received Monday last from
Cardenas which have changed hands at 81 q % cents
| gallon. in lots to suit.
| BAcoN--In Bacon have nothing new to note. n.
c. has arrived pretty freely during the week
limited demand 1900 lbs sold Friday at 81 cents
hog round and sales have since been made 81 10
for do do liz l2t y ID for hams and cents for
shoulders and sides See table The stock Of Western
ed good, and but very little doing See table for store
in pretty freely and is in good sup
ply. Sales extremely dull at 10 . ID for N G.
make.-PoRK-But little fresh pork coming in and
there is fair demand ses from carts at cents y h.
For prices Of other articles refer to table.
PorAToESIrish Potatoes very light supply, and in
good enquiry On Thursday last 100 bbIs (damage sold
auction prices ronging from 80 cents 81 5 y Dbl
| Retail from store at 81 - Dbl.
SAT-No receipts of either Liverpool Alum salt since
our review and there fair supply of
The sells from store at 81 40 so % SACK and the
latter at so a 60 cents % bushel, in quantity
SIlINGLEsSome parcels have in this week and sold
| at 81 so @ So y NJ. for Common.
TBERAbout 20 RATS have arrived this week, and been
sold at extremes ranging within quotations See table.
| FREIGHTs-Rates coastwse without change There
splenty of produce offering and vessels wanted See tab
for coastwse rates.