Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-05

Ros1N-The stock of Common market is light but is
sufficient for demand The transactions for the week have
limited, footing up only 1880 bbls viz: On Thursday
1900 bbls at 81 20 for large bb Friday 1000 do ST 10
for medium and 81 20 for large Monday, $50 d. and We'd
nesday LOO d. at same price In No there sale
Saturday of 60 bbs at 81 25 II bb and this morning 200 do
1T same price. No sales in No. l.
TARas improved 2O@3O cents this week. and is in bet
ter demand The receipts continue very small and the sales
have been follows: Thursday II bbs at 81 3d. Monday
60 do 40 Tuesday, 100 do at 81 60 y bbl, cash and
Wednesday 100 do. at 81 80.
BEEsYs in fair enquiry and we advance our quotations
25t &c cents q h. at which small parcels have changed
hands during the week
tine. See table for store rates, as in quality.
CoFFEEls without change in price, and we note fair sup
ply retailers hands See table for store rates. quanti
receipts of Cotton for two or three weeks past
light and of parcels principally for shipment the
market has ruled unsteady and the transactions limited Sale
on Thursday last of IA bales at 81 cents for low middlg
viz 20 bales good ordinary ST cents IA middlng at 81
80 do at T. $50 do at IL and % do at 81 cents y r.
with Spirits Tupentme barrels, and quotations merely
nominal. See table
report this week The supply in store is exceedingly light,
and there is little if any in first hands Only small parcel
this week. the water continuing low that
the highest draugh boats only reach Fayetteville Last
sales were at 50 u Dbl for superfne.
GRAINFor Corn note fair enquiry and only about
800 bushels in store which held at ST . bushel The
stock in mers hands has all been worked off and in the alb
tons few cargoe would find ready sale fair prcessay
80 80 cents q bushel cargo of LOO bushels received
Wednesday sold dealer at 965 y DO
quail to 80 cents = lot of 100 bushels
ceived Wednesday, and sold from vessel 60 y
bushel.--PEAs---Groun Peas have been brought in
slowly for the week, and there is demand for a
good article The sales have been from wagons and
81 81 l2a q bushe, in quality. Some small lots Cow
Peas have sold at 80 cents quote at 70 a 80 cents $
bushel.-RICENoth done in the rough article that
Of In cteG" we note decline Of cent, with
sales from in the small way at u cents y b.
HYFar supply in and not much demand 100 bales
Eastern and 100 North River received Tuesday the
former selling from wharf in lots wanted, at 81 25 and
the latter sold at l l2a q 81 % 100 lbs.
LIENo receipts and the supply fully equal to the de-
mand Selling from wharf at our quotations, in quantity
See table.
MoAssEWe notice the arrival this week from Cardenas
of cargo 259 hhds of crop MOlases which is selling
from wharf at "a q p cents gallon, in lots of hhd and
upwards.
and the market is nearly bare of the article No receipts
Our quotations nominal In Western cured there has been
but little doing continue former quotations See
is but little enquiry for this article
and the sales during the week have been at 1 cents for
n. c. make in kegs-PoRK.-We reduce quotation
shade mess and quote at Sl4@$l5 y Dbl, from
Fresh in slowly and sells from carts at 78 cents % b.
SALTNo receipts of Alum Liverpool Salt and the sup
ply market ght The former selling from store 60
65 y bushel, and the latter at 81 55@Sl Is sack
SFINGLESArrve slowly and In demand. Last sales
of Common at $4@S4 25 and Contract at $6@$S % NJ,
as in quantity ana quality.
STAvEs.-No receipts and no demand.
TIhBERThe market rules extremely dull for this arti-
week of only RATS at $50 $6@$7 IS per 695 RATS
in market unSod.
FREGHTS-Coastwise rates without change Produce
continues very slowly, and the quantity offering
sufficient for the vessels in port See table for last rates
} paid.