Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-01

The market yesterday closed dull at above figures with but
few buyers No sales this morning and offering that
know of.
SPIRITS TCRrENr1NE-The market for ruled
unsteady since last review and the price at the close of Tues
days sales shows decline of cents q gallon. The transac
tons have been limited and for the week foot up only 10
bbls, viz:
T TSs:sSy 80 90 'sls at q 81 cents y gallon
This mopir hear of sales up the time of closing
buyers in market
RosIN-Contnues arrive very slowly, and the supply
beon limited In Nos and nothing has been done that
of, and quotations merely nominal In Com
for the week reach only :, $50 bbls, viz:
Thursday. 400 bbls at s. 50 for large bbls.
Saturday 49, 1000 so
Monday, $50 so.
TARThe price of this article has uctuated during the
week and the sales foot only $50 hh viz Thursday
81 75 and Tuesday, 5 do at 81 S. 30 days and 3 IS
25s cents y ID.
BEEF CSTTE &c.-There is fair supply of beeves in
butchers hands, and the demand is rather limited One
small droves received and sold 500 b. Sheep
| sell at 81 so @s2 90 = head, as in quality.
CoFFEEls without change in price, and the sales during
the week have been the small at prices ranging within
our quotations. See table
quoted last review and the sales for the week reach
about 289 bales, at extremes ranging from to CENTS
ordinary y, middlng 1881 good mdding St@84 and mid
ding lair at 84@9 cents y bone parcel of the above
| CORN MEAI-Continues arrive slowly, and with
| moderate sale at 50 cents y bushe
EMPTY BARRELsln Spirits Turpentine barrels but
little doing There fair stock market, and the sales
have been at s. 81 @$2 80 for second hand and new,
F1sHWe have sales notice in Mules for the past
week. and received Former arrivals selling from
store at s. 1896 so q Dbl, as in quantity
tEATHERsAre in fair supply and sell at quotations,
FoUR-There little or no change to notice in Fayette
vile brands during the week past and the sales have been
steady at from 81 to s$9 % Dbl for super6ne one small
lot of family brands sold So u.s. 80 days There is little
better supply market but it still gh; buyers however
disposed tie hold off, and only purchase what is sufficient
for immediate use. We quote at 5000 %.
GRAIN-ln Corn We have sales receipts notice FOL
but is sufficient for the present demand We continue orme
rates-85@90 cents y bushel in quality. -OATs-Ar
for two three weeks and retailing from
at 60@62a cents D bushel.-PEAs-One two small lott
eI There fair supply in market, with limited demand
Ground Peas without change last weeks rates.
come in quite freely The sales have been from wagons
carts at 81 to 81 10 q bushel, in quality -RIcE-Th
supply of clean in very SMALL and only small lot
been brought to market during the week selling iron
store at 5@5a cents y H. as in quantity.
HAY-None received, and are, in consequence, wthou
sales report There full supply dealers hands, wit
limited enquiry and we refer to table for prices
lots wanted.
LME-Thereis fair stock market and we quote at
25@$1 So from store.
LUMBER-RverWe have heard of no sales in this artic
for some time past and unable give fair quotation
there appears to be little demand.
LIoUoRs-Of all descriptions in light supply and tn
advance noticed In last has been maintained tab
for rates from store.
PoTAroEsThe supply of Irish Potatoes has been prett
much worked off and is light Prices however Will
change, and quote at 81 50@$3 % bbl Sweet Pot
toes come in very slowly and sell at 6O@7O p bushe
The old stock has been quite all worked off, and no aew hi
yet been brought in. There fair enquiry from grocer
but only few scattering lots Market small sales Of whe
been made at IO4 cents for mddngs and shoulders
cents for hog round, and Is % for hams WEBSTER
toured is also in very light supply with better enquiry