Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25


tce since last review. The stock market is light
and held s17A sl2o for large sized bbs, but these
are as follows:
S@9tarday :::.....:. 100 If :': ''''
For No there has been fair demand throughout the
week. but owing to the limited receipts only sales
have been effected 81 SO 50 IS per bb quality 5
little or none in first hands
TAR-Since last review we the receipt of only
one or two small parcels which were taken at 81 20 por
Wednesday the price advanced 10 cents and Ill bills sold at
ST 80 per Dbl.
cc Mono has been brought in for time past and in
consequence the supply in butchers hands has been nearly
quite all worked off -in demand at 81 cents per h.
for grass fated Few SHEEP market and parcels
would sell readily $3.50 S.75 per head, in quality.
CoFFEE-Pfiees remain without change, and we note
tons market We refer to tables for rates, in
quantity and quality.
CorToN.n the absence Of receipts have transac-
therefore former figures unable give fair
OF the market There enquiry from buy
ers, and parcels would readily sell a high price.
CORN notwithstanding as last reported There is mode
rate stock in store, with limited demand from retailers
and quote at 70 % per bushe in quality
EMPTY BARRELs-The small receipts of Spirit Turpen-
market become materially reduced and very few
first hands We notice fair enquiry and good article
each small parcels have sold 81 IS ordin-
airy dull at sl65 No sales of mew nominal at 81
FIsH-None on market except No Mackere and very
little demand exists. See table for rates.
FEATHERs-Are in full stock, and dull of sale at 40 Is
cents per h. as in quality
FoUR-Snce last review there has been little
done in this article The receipts per river and rail
road for weeks has caused the stock in store to be-
very much reduced and the quantity in either first
second hands is exceedingly light In consequence
mness evnced the part holders and the price
gone up sh ade Small sales Wilmington and Fayette
Vile brands made in the early part Of the week
Tor superne but Tuesday small parcel changed hands
81 80 bb which price is generally asked by SELL
ers See table for quotations of other brands.
GRAv.-For CoRN notice fair enquiry present
receipts for several weeks caused the stock
dealers hands become somewhat reduced it fully
sufficient however, for the demand existing. cargo
Of 1000 bushels received Monday and sold to deal
60 per buShel-being advance of
quotltion. Another lot of 1000 bushels
Tuesday by dealer which is being stored and Wed
nesday Ob bushels received and sold at 81
ell. cash and 30 days-further advance of 24c.-OATs
None arriving here full stock of former receipts deal
ers hands, market u Quotations in table are merely
nominal --WHITE BEAHs.-None IA ket, aud we
demand would sell Oily quotations table
-PEAs.-In absence of receipts we have
lions report during the past week There active
bare Parcels would find quick sale high fgure-saJ
80 cents per bushel.-RIcE- There is fair stock o.
clean in store and the market dull at 81 cents pei
h. as IN qualty at which small sales nave taken place
HAY.-We have little change to make in either de-
scrtion The receipts OF the week have been confined
nall parcels of Northern make and we note sales OF only
I bales at Is per 100 lb 80 days Last sale OF
Eastern was at 81.