Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-04

anticipation of lower rates no sales have taken place
parcels offering at above figures without finding
buyers. We quote nominaly s. so IS IS for superne
and 81 81 Is u bbl for family-but would remark that
lot of any size would be difficult of sale lowest price
See table for quotations of other grades.
GRAIN-n Corn nothing of consequence has been doing
The receipts continue limited and the stock in dealers
hands rather light though but little enquiry exists Two
cargoes a $50 bushel) of white have been received
since our last review of which $50 bushels deal
er and has gone into store and 1000 do sold at
e bushel Nothing has been done in this article
Tor some time past in the absence of receipts and
unable to give correct quotation stock small and
note a moderate demand.-PEAs-Th market is almost
If not entirely bare of all descriptions There active
enquiry for Cow and parcels would find purchasers fair
price. We quote at 81 "a 81 O5 T. bushel.--RCE-The
stock of clean in store very good and demand
cept for retailing purposes We quote sales the small
way at cents " b. No sales in rough have yet taken
place--WHEAT-W learn that enquiry exists for
this article but owing to the limited receipts several
weeks past have light transactions report. lot of
1000 bushels changed hands few days at 81 % for
red, and 81 40 y bushel for white.
HAY-The market continues to be pretty well supplied
with both Northern and Eastern make and only retail
demand existing. Our quotations in table represent
sales from wharf from store higher rates have be paid
LMEThere is full stock of former receipts in dealers
hands, and demand light. We quote sales the small way
from store and wharf at 81 a 81 25 u cask.
MOLAssEsRemains about the same Stock Oh hand fair
and demand principally for retailing purposes lot of IS
hds Cuba received coastwise in the early part the
week. and has been closed 2Sa3O cents u gallon ac-
cordng to quality.
PEA NUTs-Continue to rule exceedingly dull as there
only two buyers in market We quote sales
carts during the week at cents f3 bushe
POTATOEs-Irish in light supply and in demand sell
from store S. IS u bb Sweet arrive quite freely and
quote from carts at so to IS cents bushe according
to quality
PRovIsIoNs-BACON-ln n. c. cured there has been
nothing worthy of done. The receipts have been
fined to few small parcels, which have generally sold al
about quotations. See table. The stock of Western cured
sides is good and with limited demand the market has
ruled exceedingly dull quote from store at Ii Is cents
u H., quantity and quality. Few shoulders
market there is, however, little demand, and quota
tion6 merely nominal. See table--LARD-Isin mod
demand and market firm at former rates. One
small lots N. CImake received and sold 6 a l6b cents
Western sells from store at Is l59 cents u 1t.-PoKE
The market very well stocked with Northern and will
limited enquiry prices have further receded shade Sec
table for store rates Fresh has very sparngy since
last has been in moderate demand We quote from
carts at 10 cents - ID, as in quality.
SALr-Wc have nothing to report in this article N
receipts but there good supply of former arrivals
naming market Small sales during the week at price
ranging within quotations. See table.
SH1NGLEs-No receipts of either Common or Contract
| no demand. Quotations nominal See table.
TIMBER-Has been brought in rather freely durin:
the past week and with limited demand for mill purposes
the market has ruled decidedly dull. We notice sales
only few RATS prices ranging within classified rates
See table