Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-01-18

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S S%;s;S;y S s
W Esiasy &c., SCI q soy g. sol 10 10
Thursday: !. 6O..:..... 4O....:.,. %
Sales made this morning above which there fair
demand.
SPIRITS TuRrENr1NE- our review of Thurs
ton parcel that day the transactions have been
per gallon The sales the very
Thursday 49,: loo bbls. at 3sAcents y gallon.
81 Do:; 900 80 :: :. :..SssS :: ::
tuesday 20 25S :: s. * IS IS
No sales this morning up to the time of closing report
RoslNThere has been little doae in either grade since
advance of p Saturday ast-since which time
y small sale has taken place Sales the week fol-
lows:
S2gFas3 2 90 Res at = - for large size 0ns
We note enquiry for large size bb Common little
on market. Nos. and quiet, and no sales.
Nominal at quotations. See table:
TAEIIas come in exceedingly slow during the past week
yous quotation; The sales reach only 454 bbls viz
M Efdsy 80 81 O1!', at = g z barrel
T M9dnSs4ay 50 % * 600 90 "
BEEF CATrLE-Remain about as last reported Only
though sufficient for the demand We quote at 5a@6a cts
u b. in quaty-a good article of stall fed would sell
CoFFEE-Is without material change and moderate sup
ply in store; the demand confined retailers Sales
the small way at prices ranging within quotations. in
quality.
CorroNHas been brought to market sparngly for some
weeks past and notice fair demand from buyers Sales
follows Friday 1876 bales assorted grades at s. cents
Saturday Is do. mddng at 81 cents; Wednesday, 40 do
y ID for good middling Market firm, and very little if any
offering.
Corn MEAL-Rules steady, with moderate demand at
former quotations supply fair Sales from at 95
@$l T9 bushel as in quality.
EMPTY BARRELS The market for Spirits Turpentne bar
Oly1 dill
sold at decline on previous figure full stock in first
hands We small sales 81 feri0r and 81 65
new; held at 81.
FsH-A small parcel of ulets received and sold at s. @
FLoURn the absence of receipts worthy of for
weeks past either river rail road, the stock
has been nothing done since last except the
retail way We quote Wilmington and Fayetteville brands
at 50 50 70 for superfne, and 50 % 50 50 u Dbl for
family There some demand from retailers, and the
ket is firm at highest figures.
GRAN-In CORN there little nothing doing and the
stock in dealers hands is fully sufficient for the demand
The receipts for time past have been confined to small
at s. 80 cents = bushel as in quantity and quality
cargo would hardly bring over 80 --OATS-No re-
ers hands and demand limited Quotations nominal See
table -PEAs1Go.o are brought to market sparingly
or three small lots at 50 80 cents y bushe as in quality
I3 change , in price small lot Of clean
ling to retailers at 81 cents u b. No sales of rough held
at 81 25 = bu:hel
Hay Continues IN moderate demand and receipts light
Received on thursday last 100 bales Northern which sold
at 81 10 D 100 lbs 80 days--an advance of 10 cents No
arrivals of Eastern.
LTMEis in full supply, and extremely dull About 400
casks received, which has been stored for pur-
chaser Retailing at 81 . to 81 35 y cask, quantity
MoLAssEsOf the cargo of new crop Cuba reported our
last notice sales of about l43 hnds 4345 cents =
gallon in quality The stock first hands is light
and does not exceed 100 hhd See table store rates
Surinam.
PEA NUTs-Continue to be brought in slowly and with
less enquiry the price has receded shade We quote small
sales from carts and wagons at 81 624@$ 70 % bushe
cording to quality.
PoTAToEs-Irsh in moderate stock, and appear be
in better enquiry We quote from wharf 81 So store
IS y bbl for planting Street brought in slowly and
sell from carts and boats at 5000 cents 8 bushel
PRovIsIoNs-BACoNFor N c. cured we notice fair en-.
quy from grocers and very little coming in One or two