Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-23

RoSINn consequence of the light receipts of Rosn, the
for the week have been limited The only sales
81 10 for large bbs.; Monday 60 do. No at 81 20
Wednesday, $50 do. at 81 10 y bb for ierior No and
Common The market for Common is firm, and note a
demand quote 81, 81 05 81 10 size of bbls
hear Of no sales. See table for last weeks prices:
and we note steady demand from shippers during the
week, The sales reach ony 5s7 bbls at 50 IS y Dbl.
butchers hands and note moderate demand We quote
at s. 5a@6 cents D for grass fated as in quality Nut
ton and Lambs are in moderate supply and we quote at 81
CoFFEE-The supply is limited, being barely sufficient for
call the attention to an importation Of about
bags expected to arrive direct from Rio, per Brig Mary
MacRae about first of July, which understand will be
sold favorable terms it be purchased in the
Northern markets This being intended the beginning Of
trade calculated to benefit merchants generally
Corrosive have sales to report this week. None
ceived and we note demand.
CORN MEALContinues to be brought in slowly and
is moderate demand We quote So cents q bushe the
store price.
Tupentine barrels. and know of sales. We quote
nOminay 81 2 81 49, 81 81 60 each for second hand
and new, as in quantity and quality.
FrsH-There is some demand Mulets but there is
in Sale Monday of 80 bbs No Mackere at g.
and Is do Eastern Herring at So IS 2 Dbl See table for
FLouR-On Friday last the price of Fayetteville brand.
declined % cents and sales made at s. 20 for " So 90
for ne and S8 Is % Dbl for superfne since then the
ke has been firm and sales steady at above prices There
is but very little arriving, and supply IN store is hight Ca
nal brands remain without alteration in price, and the sup
ply is sufficient for demand
GRAIN-The receipts of Corn for two three weeks past
light and the supply in dealers hands has been
considerably reduced Two cargoes arrived on Monday g.
$40 bushels changed hands S. l020 do We'd
nssday price, and 725 do received by dealer We
note fair demand from consumers, and parcels would sell
readily 81 q IS cents . bushel. as in qualty-OATs
In the absence receipts for time past the supply in
has been materially reduced and barely equal the
demand; retail at 20 cents d bushel.-PEAs-The sup
ply of Cow Peas also very light, and good
qury 40 bushels sold from vessel Monday 81 O. .
bushel " e quote 81 O5 q 81 10 q bushel -RIcE-
The stock of clean Rice in store has been nearly all worked
Off and note light supply, with fair demand from
groces retails at Il cents ID No sales in the rough
tcle hel I at 81 . bushel
HAY-ReceiVed this week some 353 bales North River
Hay of which 27S sold Monday and Tuesday 81 20 q
81 25 p 100 lbs balance stored No arrivals Of Eastern
Moderate supply of both qualities in dealers hands, with
fair demand from consumers.
LIME-None arrived this week. Form er receipts
failing at 81 p q 81 80 q eask. as in quantity.
LUMBER-River-No sales since last review and several
RATS market unsold; market decidedly dull Our quota
tons fo= last weeks sales.
MoLAssEs-4O hhds Cuba Molasses received coaswse
Monday last which have changed hands at2l @ Y cents
gallon as in quantity and quality. =
PRovIsIox-The arrivals of n c. Bacon have been light
for the week but have change note in price there
however, better demand for hams See table for prices