Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-25

TURPENTINEIhe market has ruled steady at former
atons last review with the exception of small parcel
on Friday which sold at decline cents few lots of
virgin have been brought IN and went off readily at S.
sells The sales for the week reach ,2S3 bills, viz
rbur,av F si5 yF9p He!2H dip: Hpr q
Friday l50....... q 65@2 70. Il 65@l 70
M aIoISy " 26s... oo,... 7o.. 70 70
No transactions since Monday and none market this morn
with limited transactions, and Wednesday decline of
took place The quantity arriving is small and the
week reach only 6ol bbs as follow
Friday ,.....-.. 38I bbls at Il cents y gallon.
5 Tuesday; d I20 :. a q <. (. <.
MTbs nr1SaG :. 200 200 :: 40 40 {.
The market quiet this morning and buyers show but little
disposition to operate, Sales as above.
RosN-The market for Rosin has been almost entirely
neglected during the past week. and the transactions have
of 500 bbs 81 IS for large bb and this (Thursday
morning 900 do at same price The supply in first bands
buyers do not seem disposed operate either figure
No we note sale Thursday Of So bb at 81 87h and
Monday, 200 do. extra Otite at So so 70 Dbl.
TAR-as sparingly tor the week, and ruled mac
tive at last Thursdays quotation up to Monday when
The sales reach only LAP bbls., follows:
Friday. 40 bbls. at ...... 50 90 F7 Dbl
& Ssss5sy ::::::5 {, :: 7ooz s
E rr qIers have been na Yer few
butchers hands is barely sufficient for present We
quote at 81 cents for grass and @ 10 cents b. for
article would self readily at high price lot of 81 lmf
quality brought in on Monday and sold at 81 y
head.
Corrosive have change to notice last weeks pri-
and no sales from first hands The transactions have
been confined to retail lots, prices quoted in table,
in quantity and quality.
the late advice from Europe the market
has exhibited more rmness with fair enquiry from buyers.
The receipts continue light and the sales for the week reach
only 81 bales, at prices ranging from to 10 cents B ID,
q bales ordinary ct cents 10 do middng at9 st CENTS
do strict mddng at 81 cents and At do good middlng
10 Il ID: There little offering market
and learn that there large orders here for good
mddilng, which will readily bring 10 cents.
CORN MEAL-s in considerable enquiry and little
has been received for the week Sales from store retailers
at 81 30 q 81 S7a y bushel, as in quantity.
EMPTY BARREIs-For Spirits Turpenne barrels
better demand with sales of two or three parcels during the
week at 81 62 81 Is each for second hand in quality
The arrivals lately have been confined to small lots and the
supply on market has been considerably reduced We
tnue former which holders generally askng$1 6t
81 IS for second hand, and 81 s74 q 81 for
FLoUR-nce last review the receipts per river and
railroad have been exceedingly light and notice limited
transactions in Fayetteville brands at 81 S7 81 80 for
fine, and 81 623 sl2 q bb for superineour highest
figures being for lots reqaed from wharf The supply
market is confined to two three small parcels in retailers
hands We quote the market firm at 81 621 81 Is for
superfne.
tRANCoRN continues in active demand with limited
ceips no sales since our last review cargo of 1000
bushels received from Hyde county by dealer Mon
day. which has been selling in lots to suit at 81 30 = bpshe
order per railroad Two three cargoes would find ready
sale at former fgures-sI l7k q 81 2O.--OArs-No re-
cep for the week just ended and there on market
80 cents e busheI.-PEAs-Gotc in enquiry and the
price has advanced shade with sales from store 81 10 .
buhe lot 100 bushels sold from vessel Monday
81 O5. No Ground coming in that of, and
from retailers and little in store sales in the small
way at 6 cents q fb.
HAY-Has further advanced and there very little
market Received this week some 522 bales Northern make
III of which sold Monday 81 s. q 100 bs;275 do
failing from wharf at 81 80 and the larger PORTION goo
ha 8 N
received, and none here.
L1ME-s in fair supply and the demand appears to be