Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-24

ROSINI market inactive Common through
ton. On Saturday 900 bbls changed 81 10
transactions There sellers at above figure and buy
fair stock in first hands. No demand for No q sale
continue very small and fair enquiry from buyers
So to 81 So Sales of only two three small lots So so
+ rs ID 0 r ds%agd f qung Dpe, and
could be readily obtaned No receipts and in the absence
BEEF CATTLE &c-The supply of beeves has been con-
sderaby reduced owing to the light receipts and
fair demand from butchers We quote at 81 to cents
scarce would sell att 81 50 to 81 Is per head
CoFFEE-The stock hand continues fair for nearly all
descriptions and we have nothng eport except in the
small Sales from store during the week at quotations,
as in quantity y, and quality. See table
ruled quiet and with unfavorabe from other markets.
little has been done since Friday last that day 100 bales
parcel III strict middling and Wednesday
about 1853 bales at to 2 cents for low midding mid
ding fair We quote follows middlng ia CENTS COED
mddng III to Il cents, and middng fair to fair III to
l2i cents per Id
CORN MEAL-No receipts from the country during the
week. and the sales have been confined to small lots from the
granares at 80 cents per bushe stock moderate and fair
demand
ENTITY BARRELs-The arrivals of Spirits Turpentne bar
rels for week have been better than for time
past little demand has existed the stock first hands
has accumulated somewhat and may be considered fair
The market is rather dull and but few sales have been eff
fected at 81 Is 81 IS for secondhand, as in quality
FIsH-For Mulles there has been active enquiry dur
the week and the quantity now market is light
lot of 80 bbs received Friday and sold at S. IS
for oak bbls -one other small parcel sold g. which
advance of fully 81 last week We advance our
figures and quote from So Is for pine and 81 Is
81 so for oak bb See table for store Mackerel
FLoUR-Continues rule exceedingly dull The receipts
for the week comprise only few small parcels which have
into store and sell in the small quotations
table, There but limited demand from retailers and
although the stock in market is extremely SMALL appears
to be sufficient for the enquiry Small sales of State brands
made Tuesday at 81 Is for superfne, when
sale took place at 81 l2a for supene 81 S for extra
81 62 bbl for family at which there buyers
| sellers asking higher figures. See table,
GRAIN-In CORN but little has been doing since our last
review Dealers have fair stock in store and do not ap
pear disposed to purchase at present figures The
ceipts for the week comprise only 4684 bushels 1884
which DEALER and the balance 800 bushels)
changed hands at 81 cents per bushel go 20 and 81
| days-OATs-Are without alteration No receipts
or sales, and quotation in table is merely nomi-
nal There moderate stock in dealers hands, and we
note a limited demand.-PEAs-Co in demand
and the market rules firm lot of 300 bushels received
this week, and retailing 81 per bush parcels would sell
readily at 80 95 cents per bushe in quality -R1cE
There fair stock of clean in sore and no demand
cept for retailing purposes We quote small sales 81
cents per h., as in has beer
nothing done in this article since review No receipts
that hear and the parcels noted in last
market held figures above view of buyers In thu
absence of sales quote nominaly at 81 43 for red
and 81 SO for white.
HAY-We have no material change to make in prices
There is full stock INFERIOR and but little of good quail
ty Eastern or Northern make in store The receipts
mostly of the former which is difficult of SALE We note tn
arrival for the week of $40 bales Northern and Eastern