Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

RosIN-There has been very little done in either grade
and for the parcels market holders generally demand
ing 81 20 for large bbs which figure above the views of
Monday. 100 g 1 20 per Dbl. of 80 lbs,
GELS oerng small sales Of the Former 81 Is 3d. as in
quality; and the latter at 81 Is per bb
worthy of note arriving small lot brought Fri
day sold at 81 per Dbl Wednesday n bbls
81 55an advance of Is quotation of last
week.
CoFFEE-There stock of nearly all descriptions
store and the market rules quite DULL nothing been done
for some weeks past excepti small way We refer our
table for store rates, as in quantity and quality
CoTToNs in enquiry but in the absence of receipts
have to report and cannot give
fair quotation of the market.
CORN MEAL-There is only moderate supply in market,
retailers We continue former quotation from stoe75
per bushel, in quantities to suit.
EMPTY BARRELS-For Spirits Tupentjne barrels fair
enquiry has existed throughout the week. but owing the
limited receipts for several weeks the supply market has
become materially reduced Very few good quality second
hand ones here and they readily command 81 87 each
feor are dull, and difficult of sale; bring 81 Small
sales have been effected at above quotations.
FsHOne two small parcels of Mullets received since
last and retaited from vessel at 81 per bbl No Mack
ere in fair stock and dull at So So 30 per bb from
store. See table for quotations of Herring.
tLouR-The continued light receipts Of this article have
further advance during the past week of 80 cents
The late foreign adVices unavorabe and represent
the extremely light supply in dealers hands Little
arriving per river from Fayetteville, and only small
% oO Ds on e om ne
for ne 50 for superne and SO so per Dbl for family The
above figures readily obtained present. but with fail
| receipts prices would decline.
| GRAM.-The market for CORN remains about the same
There is moderate demand from dealers at 81 cents,
which parcels generally taken arrival fair supply il
store The receipts for the week comprise GOO bushels from
Hyde county, 1900 of which have gone into store 500
bushels sold cents per bushe and 400 do private
terms About 200 do received from up river and sold
6S 64b according to qualityhe market closing
81 We quote from store at retail 65 10 cents
lots to -OATS.-ln this article there has been moth
ing done except in the retail way Little demand
exists, and there's fair supply dealers hands See ab
for last saes.-WHTrE BEANS.-No receipts, and none
in market; in fair demand We quote nominalIy at 81 70
81 per bushel.-PEAS.-T stock of Coc market ha
been materially reduced in consequence Of the limited
cepts and note only small parcels in dealer
hands There is fair demand, and we quote at IS
cents per bushe in quality--RICE The market 70
clean is without change There is fair stock in store
no demand except from retailers Small sales at 81
icents per h., last
view have transactions to notice The advces oI
other markets represent further Decline consequence
which purchasers not disposed operate unless
ductio in price, which sellers do seem disposed to aceed
to, and are asking previous fgures-S 90 for red an
81 52a for white Parcels have arrived freely during tn
week per railroad, and large portion being shipped
HAY-No receipts that aware or and consequent
have transactions report We notice little de
mand as dealers have full stock In store See table
last sales.
LIME.-The market is we'll supplied, and nothing dom
Except in the small way No receipts We quote frem We