Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-21

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CoRN MEAI-Remains in fair supply, with limited de-
IGs an psdTang One or two per
as wanted
Esss-Are brought in slowly and sell from at %
ETT BARREIs-No change to notice in the market for
prfs Iurpentine barrels full supply in first hands Small
saze and quality See table.
small reduce our quotation * shade on Muets
IN moderate supply and dull at So % 81 So See table
FLoUR-Has slightly advanced durno the mast week pru
caused sSo BY ~ bp9 Northern On
brands Were bought for shipment az ~ IS for Se Ss for
super6ne and IS Is Dbl for which time the
g rss IS Is or sm store sn a =
81 90 Y loo s in bags as in quantity Our highest 6g
in store has been considerably reduced.
GRA1N-In Corn we have nothing new to note: No re-
cepts since last review and sales There mod
crate supply in dealers hands, which is selling at IS 80
cents bushe Last sale from vessel was at SO eents
received during the week Last sale at IS cents
hushel --PEAsThe market is well supplied with Coo
and there Is at present little demand Quotations
nominal at 55 cents % bushel-RIcE-The supply of
e~ in store light though fully sufficient for the demand
to 6 cents p ~, as in quality.
HAYThere is fair stock of Northern store, and there
week Tuesday, only 80 bales Northern yet sold
Our quotations in table for store prices quantity
LIME-No receipts for the past week two and with
fair demand the supply has been nearly all worked
off We quote at 81 so y cask One two cargoes
daily looked for.
LouoRsNo alteration in prices since last review and we
refer to table for store rates. quantity and quality
LUBER-RiverWe have heard of transactions in this
article for time past and there appears to be de-
mand.
MoLAssEs-C4bG continues in active demand from gro
and there very little if any market We quote
80 a 40 cents gallon in hhds. No New Orleans in
ket, and quotations are merely nominal
PoTAToESSwee brought in sparingly and sell at 81
y bushe Some lots of Irish received, and selling 81 IS
q So f9 Dbl.
PROFESSIONALISM. G. BACON received during the past
week, and the market is entirely bare There is an active
demand from grocers and lot would sell readily former
quotations See table Sales few days since of small
parcel of hams at 15a cents % ID. Western cured is also in
active enquiry, and little market No receipts
We advance former rates to IA a lag cents for Sides and Is
@ 3a cents Ss b. for rs.LARD-No change to
notice in the price either N c. Western make and the
supply slight. The former sells at II 43 cents in bbs
and the latter l24 q ii cents % d. in bbls and kegs
PoRKNorthern Mess continues to rule high, and has
upward tendency supply light Small sales from store
during the week at $25 f8 Dbl.
SALTThere is material change to notice in the market
this week for either Liverpool Alum and there is fair
stock III store OF the former two cargoes sacks) have
been received cOastwse and sold at 81 70 R sack cash and
80 days On Thursday last cargo of 1855 bushels of the
latter received from Turks Island and changed hands
at 81 bushe See table for rates. in quantity
SUGARS-We note further advance in store rates during
the week, and very light stock market See table
SHNGLEs-Have been brought in sparingly and meet with
quick sale. The sales for the week only about 900
Common Cypress at 50 T3 M.
STAvEs-NO receipts sales and quotations for
previous transactions.
IIMBER-There is better enquiry for this article from
mers, and receipts small Only RATS been
brought in and sold at SO % NJ, cash.
tREGHTsNo change to note in coaswso rates. and the
for Shipment and receipts of country produce light See
table for last prices paid.