Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-23

Thursdays quotation up Monday. when sales were eff
ected at 50 cents per gaonh"g advance Of cent
firm so cents but sales have taken place The sales
for the week reach only 1885 bbls. viz:
S 5aturda9 3 sss '' at 4s cents per gallon
RosN-The market for Common has been entirely neg
ected during the past week Buyers disposed
nominal 81 10 for large size bills For No fair de.
mand exists and prices continue to rule high We note
sales for the week of parcels at 81 70 to So so
TiEs in fair demand from shippers and continues to be
Sangei hanG 80 bb "00o' Dds
BERP CATrLE-Very few beeves have been brought to
in butch hands there is however but little demand
cept for good article, which would bring highest figure
gs Worthy Of note d d in this article
and quotations remain without change There is
merely retail demand existing See table for rates
ding to quantity and quality.
from the country and consequently sales have been confined
to small parcels from granares at So per bushe
CoTToN-The advces received bv the last steamer from
Europe report an advance OF to cent in this article, but
the reception the here transactions of
sequence have taken place. owing to the fact that the
cells market held above the views of buyers The
quantity arriving is light and note but few small lots
market Previous to the receipt othe steamers
small sales made IL for Inferior and l24 IL
for low to good middling since then small lot
sold l24 l2 cents for middling We quote y l:
cents extremes.
EMPTY BARRELsSince last there have been arri
walls of Spirits Turpenne barrels and the stock market
has become very much reduced We quote small sale:
second hand ones at 81 60 81 rs each, quality.
FEATHERS-Are in demand, and very few if any
ket; would sell readily at 80 a 50 cents per lb.
| FIsH-See table for store rates.
FLoUR-The market has ruled quite firm during the past
week for this article and the receipts have been SINAI
nearly all that has in has changed hands prices
At the time of making report there appears to be
fair demand from buyers and very little remains il
first hands We note sales of State brands from wharf
25 for cross S. IS for fne 81 % for family and 81
per bb for family; from shade higher have
to be paid
GRANn CORN have to notice very light receipts fol
time past, though the supply in store to be
fully fair for present uses On thursday last note the
arrival of 064 bushels 500 of which sold cents
564 Is cents per buhe which advance of cents
highest figure, however hardly be considered
criterion of the market it could not be obtained for
larger parcel No receipts sales snce and quote
nominally at II IS cents per bushel in quality
OArs-No receipts since last. The stock in store
still very light, and note fair enquiry from dealers
few cargoes would find ready sale high fguressay 10
4s cents per bushel.-PEAs-W note better demand
for Co and the absence of receipts the supply in dealers
hands has become materially reduced parcels would
sell readily We quote nominaly at 80 S2t cents per
bushel Last sale of Black Eye was at $l.--WHEAT-
Continues to arrive very sparng and III demand for
shipment We note sales days since of 300 bushels
at 81 45 for red and 81 So per bushe for
Clean in moderate stock and sells from retailers
at At per Id. No transactions in the rough article
no buyers in market.
HAY-The supply in store has been slightly reduced il
consequence of the limited receipts and we note BETTE
demand than for time past Our quotations are merely
nominal. See table.
LIAE-We have nothing to report full supply, anc
market dull. See table for rates.
! LUMBER-River-Is in demand, but noae has been
ceived for weeks quotations in table merely
nominal.
! MoLAssEs-For Cuba there has been a fair enquir,
throughout the week none now in first hands, and only