Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 10TH, 1855.

Observation-Disclosures to come in sparngy, and very
little any has been received from above tideway The
price of virgin has declined 20 cents former QUOTA
ton There appears be fair enquiry from distilers for
former and 81 70 for the latter y 0 BIS The sales for the
week ended this morning foot up only $50 bbs viz:
Thursday bs!s $751; rssT Dip rs $
Tuesday -. 80 sS:. oo.. S': %
This morning price of hard advanced cents with sales
as above market
SPIRITS TURpENrINE market has ruled steady since
last review with light transactions and the price the
in Ff1ss he ss oo
thursday .2 30 66Is At A cents q? gallon.
saturday 49,. I25 g III g
T Ws5eSs5ay =. 10 (: " a 4 s.
This morning notice sales above which The
ket appears firm sellers holding at higher price
RosIN There has been active demand for Common
last review and the price has gone up Is cents The
is very little in first hands The sales for the week reach
2Oo 5bI as o9 2Co bb at 9, 10 for ,rn. h,
saturday, ,27 300 :: 80 50 :.
There has very little doing day or two past
in holding at 81 50 for large bbs In No. we also note an
advance former quotations. with sales Thursday of 400
bb at 81 25 and Friday 300 do at 81 70 y Dbl, in
TAR--ITas ruled firm with activity in the market
since last review and notice advance of fully cents
There fair enquiry from shippers and prices have farther
upward tendency The receipts have been light and the
Thursday 100 b6ls. at 3 5 p 2 Dbl
W WsSnsys5,1 :.:1 1ss :. s: 2 aa5
T Il vrgiaya' 5I5 oo@s o5
BEEF CATTLE very few beeve have been brought to
We quote at q 81 cents for grass and q 10 cents p ID
corrnENIs without change in price, and we note fair
supply of most descriptions market Sale Thursday
last of 40 bags Rio at III cents 8 ID, 80 days For
rates. in quantity and quality refer to table.
CorroN1s in fair demand from buyers the receipts
exceedingly light The only transactions during the week
Wednesday of 81 bales good midding at 81
per ID.
CORN MEAL.Has gone 20 p cents and there is lit
railroad and sold in lots sl33 81 37a y bushel.
EMPTY BARREIs-There is no change to make former
50 sold auction Monday 81 each See table for pr
ces, as in quality.
bb cargo of $50 bbls Mackerel and Herring
ceved Monday direct from Nova Scotia and 800 bbl OF
the former changed hands on private terms We are una
FLoURias ruled quiet at former quotations since last
vew with limited transactions Sales made in the early
at $40 80 for superne and SO Is for family since then the
sales have been principally at retail The supply market
still light but under previous advces from Europe buyers
were holding off in anticipation of decline The advces
ceved by the ASIA however state advance Europe but
it has had little no effect on the market as yet and sale
have been made of Fayetteville and Wilmington inspection
$40 30 SO % for superfne as in quantity We quote fam
| lily at $ll y Dbl.
GRAIN-For Corn there is active demand but in thu
absence of arrivals since last review the supply narke
has nearly all been worked off, and the quantity present
does not exceed 10000 buhe we learn however ha
or two cargoes daily expected BY dealer Par
cells would sell from vessel quick 81 10 . St bs-OAT
Continue in light supply and no receipts for the week jus
moderate supply of Cow in store with fair enquiry,
rates have gone up shade sales except in the
tail way We quote at 81 bushel No receipts of GO"aC
RICE-Clean remains in light supply, with fair demand
orces brought to market for the week No on market
HAY-s in demand from dealers, and market is almos
if entirely bare Of the article. Parcels would meet will
ready sale at fair quotation
LINES in moderate supply, with fair demand, and sell
from store at quotations, in quality See table 20
received this week. and sold arrive prvat
| terms.