Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-11-27

F1sH-None of any consequence on Market and note
fair demand table for rates No receipts of Muets
and only small lot market Selling from store at 81 so
as y barrel, as in quality
FLoURSnce last review the advces received
terror markets have proved decidedly unvorabe and rates
have materially declined The market closes unsettled buy
generally disposed to hold off in anticipation of
further decline We quote sales during the week of State
brands at Sc for superfne and Sc Is Sc so for
closing at lowest figure We learn that one lot of super.
went at S. IS bbl The receipts per railroad have been
small but note several lots arrived from Fayetteville
and the market is now better supplied
GRAN-ln CORS have nothing to report in the way of
transactions has been received last
view The stock in dealers hands has considerably
reduced owing to the meagre receipts but notice
light demand. We quote at 20 cents per bushel-OATs
Remain without change. None received and stock light
Quotations in table nomna.--PEAs-For Coo there
is active demand existing, and market almost bare
few lots would find ready sale at high gure-say 81 e
bushe One small lot of received by dealer and
failing at 81 25RICE-We note two or three parcels of
crop clean brought to market since last and there
is fair supply in store We reduce rates. and quote
sales in the small way at cents o .-WHEAT-In this
article there has been nothing DONE Some enquiry exists,
but the receipts have been confined to two small lots
Quotations in table may be looked upon merely nominal
HAYNo receipts of either description for the past week.
and in consequence have transactions report
cept in the small way from store Dealers have fair sup
ply of former arrivals hand and note limited
qury. Quotations in table may be considered as merely
nominal
LIMEI in good stock, and selling in the small way 81
81 % y cask, as in quality.
oLAssEs-There ha been light demand for this arti-
Gle for some weeks past and the market very well sup
piled with most descriptions. See table for rates.
cording to quantity and quality lot of 81 hhds
celved from Havana few days since and sold from wharf,
in lots to suit at % a 80 cents p gallon.
PEA NUTs-The market rules dull in the absence of de-.
mand from dealers Some parcels of crop have been
brought in and sold from carts at 62t 65 cents bushe
PoTAToEs-Both Sweet and Irish in moderate demand
and but few market The former sell from carts and
boats at so G5 cents and the latter from store at So so
~ q bbl as in quantity.
PRovIsIoNs-In n. c. cured Bacon have nothing of
consequence to report One two small lots have been
brought in and sold II shoulders cents
hog round and 20 cents q b. for hams. There active
enquiry and desirable lot would sell quick at high price.
The market is very we'll supplied with Western make and
has ruled quite dull for the week. We only small sales
from store at prices ranging within quotations. quantity
and quality. change in prices stock small
Western selling at Is 53 cents D. Market bare of N c.
make.--PoRK.-Norther is in good stock, and with
light demand prices of descriptions have given way
shade See table for store quotations. according guam
ty and quality Fresh has been brought in quite freely,
and the price has gone down. We quote from
81 cents % d. as in quality.
SALTNo arrivals of either Liverpool Alum during the
week There is full stock of former receipts dealers
hands however, and the market rules decidedly dull We
quote from store at 85a9O y sack for the former
3Oa35 cents bushe for the latter quantities suit
SH1NGLEsNo sales except of small boat loads of Com
mon no demand See table for prices
TIMBER-Continues to in sparngy, and remains
without change in price; light demand for mill purposes
Sales of only sac RATS at from q See table
FREIGHTs.Coastwise conue to rule quite dull but rates
remain unchanged See table for last prices paid