Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-17

The market this morning opened above figures
There light supply in first hands, and sellers firm in
RosN.-We last review of 1880 bbls.
SMALL 81 O5 for medium and 81 10 for large size bb
and 500 do No at sllO; Monday $50 do No at $3.50
medium size bbls and 400 do No. at s225 a s. IS Dbl
in quality There appears to be better enquiry for the
TAR-Has come in rather more freely during the week
than for time past and the sales reach 2 bbs at
81 Is bb the market closing yesterday with fair
CorroN-Since our last review this article has
tremey dull Several parcels have been received and
Saturday morning last of 40 bales
Ii, for middlng quality There depression in the
here caused by unavoab advice from markets abroad
Com MEAL-The receipts of Corn Meal have been very
for demand. See table for wholesale price
EMPTY BARRELsSPirits Turpentne barrels continue in
our quotations, for second hand
FLoUR-We have nothing to note in Northern brands
this week There is moderate supply in store and sales
made at quotations quantity and quality Sec
table in Fayetteville brands note moderate receipts this
week. and the price the same as quoted IN last reyew
Small parcels selling from store and wharf at S. 80 q
Dbl. for superhne; single Dbl. 50 from store.
prices rule high Received since last 1850
bushels of which 600 to order and about 200 BUSH
have been vessel 92a cents, small lots
The supply equal to nd ,h are scarce land and
pretty much all worked off -PEAs-In Cow Peas we
hear om as store The P il i bu sBs the tnbS
Peas have in very slowly and most of the receipts
have been engaged There moderate demand
good quality sells quick at 50 cents 81 OF y bushe
RCE-We hear of only small sales of clean this week at
quotations In the rough article note advance OF 10
former quotation with sale days since of g.
500 bushels 81 10 % buhe this price offered for
other lot but it is held higher.
HAY-The receipts this week about 2l5 bales North
Eastern which have charged hands 81 Is for the
former 100 lbs for the latter The supply in
dealers hands rather light and there is fair demand
LUMBER-River-Two three RATS received since our
last of which sold Tuesday at 1913 q NJ for scant-
ling.
MoLAssEs 25 hhds of former arrivals have been
sold this week q q 22 9 gallon in lots to suit
PorAroEs2OO bbs Irish Planting Potatoes arrived last
Thursday and sold from wharf at So y Dbl Retailing from
store at So so q 1915 q Dbl.
PRovIsoNs.-In n c. BACON note full supply of the
old stock, and dull market. See table for quotations The
supply of moderate, and hut limited demand Small
parcels have been sold ut l2@2l for hams, 9a@l0c
for hog The stock Western cured good and lit
tie demand We quote at u 81 for middlings, and
81 q q b. for shoulders in quality .-- LARD
Both N c. and Western is fair supply and demand liml
ted. Sales from store 10 ii cents u ID. - PORK
Store of Northern without alteration and refer
table for prices Fresh Pork in very slowly
and meets with quick sale at @ cents q b.
SATNo arrivals either Liverpool Alum Salt since
demand The former retas at 81 50 y sack and the latter
= at so cents % bushel.
N o. SYRUP-We note the sale few days since of abou
bbs N o. Syrup private supposed at 81 cent
gallon; selling from store at S3@S5 cents y gallon
TMBER-Some 2e@25 RATS have in during the week
FREIGHTS-We have no alteration to make this week II
figures for eoastwise rates In consequence of the
vessels that have arrived since last there is on
moderate supply of barrel freights Offering Nearly
quite a the vessels port however, have been taken up
prices quoted in table.