Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

This morning the price has gone up cents Wednesdays
quotations. with sales as above
SPIRITS TURPENTINETherc change on last weeks
price up Tuesday when the advcss received rather
unfavorabe and sales made at 40 cents per gallon
being decline of The market this morning is
quiet above figure and sales the time OF closing
our report The transactions week reach only 5O
bills, viz:
Friday. ,l5O bbls at 80 cents per gallon.
TuesIav ~ 500 -
Nothing done since Tuesday buyers disposed to hold
off from the market in consequence of the scarcity OF ship
ping.
Ros1N--7he transactions in Common have been quite
small durin the week and the market closes onet at 81 TO-
;+b S sd IN 60 bana To- scorc;ttr of vSssoIs
when difficult of shipment, considerable
dunes the of buyers Sales for the week as fol-
T699s,aay 900 NNls a: y o. e: large size 'sl'
T TDnasy 7 75o0 10 10 per Dol 81 ''O DS
We 5000 10 IS e,is a'on, ouu
little however offering market, and note
only small transactions At So 25 So 70 per Dbl Nothing
done in No 2 and quotations nominal. See table.
TARHas been III steady demand from shippers through
the week and is generally taken arrival at quotation
The receipts continue to be SMALL and the sales reach ny
BEEF CArrLE-e have no material change to notice
The supply in butchers hands is fully fair, and only limit
ed demand exists We quote small sales of stall atted at &
8 cents per h. as in quality.
We only all demand, with fair supply of most
descriptions market We refer table for prices,
CoTToN-he market during the past week has ruled quite
firm for this article but owing to the difficulty in shipping it
closes rather quiet and buyers do not appear disposed to
extent at The sales comprise only
about 600 bales at 23 for low mdding ia cents for
middng, 12 for good middling, and l2g ID cents
per lb. for middling fair
CORN MEALS in moderate supply and sells in the small
way from store at IS cents per bushel.
EMPTY BARRELs-Fery few Spirits Turpentine barrel.
been received for several weeks past and the stock
market has become materially reduced. We quote small
sales during the week of second hand 81 65 81 rs
EACH according to quality.
FisH-The market is poorly supplied with mulles but we
notice merely retail demand See table for prices
ton notice The receipts per railroad have been mode
ae and the stock in store is fully fair the demand il
principally from retailers who do disposed pur
chase than is sufficient for their immediate wants.
We quote sales of State brands during the week So 25
for 50 70 for fine, 81 % for supene, and 81 70 pei
Dbl. for family
FEATHERsAre brought in sparingy, and the market ID
almost bare. We quote from at 30 cents per h.
GRAN-For Corn the market exhibits Their more firm
ness for past There moderate demand
from Dealers and learn that orders have been
ceved purchase for interior lrket On Wednesda,
we nce the arrival from Hyde County of five cargoes H.
SO bushes but the time closing our report this
ing only 800 bushels had sold private terms-beeveG
about 70 cents per bushel We quote II "a cents
quality, with buyers generally Offering 20
OATSAre IN good demand, and late receipts; supply
rg light. few cargoes would readily bring 80 pc
ceips the supply of Cow has become very much reduced
nominaly at 80 S2z cents per bushel.-WHEAT-sin