Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-26

The receipts of No have been SMALL and the stock very
light, with fair demand existing Sales for the week of
bb according quality In No note the sale Of On
ly 2l0 bbs. Con Thursday at 81 So per Dbl.
TARA fair enquiry for this article shipping
purposes, and parcels would find ready sale The receipts
comprise only two three small parcels which have been
taken at 81 so per bbl
CoFFEE-The market remains as reported for several
weeks past There full stock in store Of nearly all d
crptions, and merelya retail demand existing We
small sales from during the week prices ranging
within quoted rates. quantity and quality See table
CorroN.For this article there has existed fair enquiry
from buyers since last and the favorable advces from
other markets has caused upward tendency in prices
The receipts have been quite SMALL and the transactions
have therefore been confined few parcels liz
midding IL cents for mddng and good midding and II
cents per h. for middlng fair None offering market
two three days but above quotations could be easily
obtained.
FEATHERs-Very little if any enquiry existing and we
note fair supply in store Wequote at 40 - cents per
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP.-No change to notice in the
market for either article and fair stock butchers hands
We quote beeves cents per h. for grass fatted and
sheep at 81 % 81 IS per head according quality
CORN Manufacturing doing except in the retail way
No receipts up country the have confined
EMPTY BARRELs.-The market for Spirits Turpentine
good quality second hand ones is small with fair demand
existing and we notice very few received Small sales from
wharf of selected ones at 81 s. 81 sa each and at
81 ST. g. according quality
FISH No change to make in the prices of either descrp
ton and no receipts since our last review of the Muet
Friday at S. for pne and S. 30 S. for oak bbs the
balance has been stored For rates of Mackere Her
FLoUR.Snce last review the market has exhibited
rather rmness and owing mainly the reduced stock
in store prices have improved fully 80 cents Dbl There
has been fair enquiry from dealers throughout the week.
but in of the limited receipts the transactions
been confined to small parcels State brands 81 Is
81 50 per Dbl for supefne We quote s. 25 for
81 IS for ne 81 25 81 SO for supe6ne. 81 50 81 Is
for extra and IS for family generally demanding
highest figures The supply in first hands now very light
Little or no Northern on market, and no demand
GRAN-For CORN the market has ruled firm since last
review with fair enquiry Dealers and prices have
improved a shade. We note the arrival for the week
of only two cargoes $500 bushel) from Hyde county
of which 1000 bushels taken at &c bush
Ell, and the balance has gone into store At present
the stock in dealers hands is fair and fully sufficient for the
demand from but quotations could be obtain
ed for a few cargoes.--OATs-We have change tC
make in this article No receipts for several weeks and
sequenty have transactions report except in the
way We quote from vessel at IS cents FER bushel
l--PEAs-No arrivals of Co'o and very few on market
80 IS per bushe as in quantity and quality
RIcENothing done in clean except in the small way
the stock in store is sufficient for the demand Small sale