Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-12

No sales this morning to the time of closing report
RosIN-The market for Common has ruled very dull du
ring the week. and owing the continued scarcity of
shipping AID the advanced rates of freight purchasers
not disposed to operate at % for large size bbs
tce moderate receipts and good stock in first hands The
sales have been at last Thursdays quotation and for the
Saturday 900 bh at 8 S5 for large size D9s
The receipts of No have been light very little is offer
ing market. We fair demand and sales are east
d s. @ g per only SOe 9 t at g
No sales in No 2; nominal at 81 % to 81 Is.
TARTh receipts of this article have been exceedingly
light for some time past, and confined few scattering
lots Only or two small lots brought in and sold at
CoFFEE.-Store rates for this article remain about the
reported in last The market is fairly supplied
with most descriptions, and nothing doing except the small
refer to our table for prices, according quant
CorToN-There is fair demand from buyers and none
arriving One small lot Of low mddng sold Saturday
last at % cents per h. quote extremes 81 to IL
from the country We advance our rates and quote
from the granarie 80 cents bushe in lots wanted
ket has ruled firm throughout the week just ended with
active emand but owing to the limited arrivals the
taken place. We quote second hand ST. S7t each
which those of good quality sell quick No of
LIoUoRs-No change in prices; little nothing doing
See table for store rates.
BEEF CATrtE AND snEEp-we have no change to notice
hand and do not appear disposed purchase at
present Some few lots of Beeves brought sold at
dull at 81 81 per head
FIsHWe notice the receipt since last review of $50
Muets 80 of which taken at So So and The bal
ance at So % per bb from wharclosng latter figure
See table for Mackere is in moderate stock
and is dull at quotations in table
FLoUR-The market continues to rule quite dull The
eepts for the past week have been light but in absence
of the usual demand there good remaining in first
hands Dealers disposed to purchase present p
ces than what sufficient for their immediate wants
and the figures at which it is held is too high shipment
We notice but small transactions from during the week
of State brands at 81 for superne and 81 per bb for
freely offered at above rates and BUYERS
Offering so less See table for quotations of other
grades.
| GRAIN-For CORN the market has ruled firm since GU,
last with fair demand. There full stock in dealers
hands, but few cargoes would find ready sale quota
ton None received since Thursday 1.-THE small parcel
noted as ON market taken by dealer 62s pc
bushel. We advance store rate shade, and quote
at 70 cents per bushel in lots to suit.--OATs-Ru,
about the same receipts. The cargo of LOO bushels
reported in our last Market changed hands
per bushe fair stock in store, and very little demand
isting.--WHTTE BEANs-No receipts and in some de-
mand at quotations. See table-PEAs-None received
for weeks past, and very lew any would
sell readily. Our quotations in table merely nominal
--RICE-CIean is in light stock fully sufficient fo
the demand, which is confined retailers. Small sale
from store at 81 Al per h., in quality
WHEATSnce our last review there has been nothing dom
in this article The receipts rail road have been quit
n light and only small lots Offering market
There appears to be enquiry from buyers at present,
consequence of the scarcity of shipping in port In the ah
sence Of transactions, quote nomnay at 81 S7a 81