Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-13

I IUKPENTINE-Our Thursday last left
had declined AZ per gallon The market ruled in
under favorable news from the Northern markets This
morning 1t appears quite firm with buyers 43 cents
The sales for the week reach only S3 bbls as follows
Thursday. 80 bbls. at ~ cents per gallon
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RosIN.n the article of Common We have nothing new
to notice On Saturday ZOO bbls changed 81 2
for large size bbs since which time the market has ruled
quiet and only small sale has taken place COO bbs
Wednesday, at 81 10 for large size bbs There is only
moderate stock in first hands, and sellers appear
holding at 81 I5 which be above the views Of
buyers In No there has been nothing DONE dull
at 81 % 81 80 bb For the low grades of No the
market also rules very dull and sales of only about
500 bbls at 81 IS 90 bbl in quality the finer
TAR-s in fair enquiry for shipping purposes and the
market rules steady quotation The receipts for
the week have been SMALL reaching only 1901 bbls which
have changed hands at 81 30 per bb
BEEF CATTLERemain about the rs noted for sew
small quantity hand but are not disposed to
unless IT Is OF good quality quote at Of to cents
few days since from Sampson county and brought to
VI cents per To-, according to quality.
CoFIEE-We have no alteration to notice in this ar
tcs There is merely retail demand existing and the
stock IN store Is fully table for quotations,
quality and quantity
CoTroN-1here considerable activity in this article
during the early part OF the week shade improvement
in prices Tbs sales follows Thursday I25 bales
at IL cents for low to strict mddng Friday 29 do at
l2s cents for good ordinary and ID 1874 for mddng
to good mddng and Saturday, 40 do at 10 49, cents
per h. for low middng to mddng fair The market since
Monday has ruled Inactive and buyers do seem disposed
operate unless at reduction in prices which holders
unwilling to acceds to- and firm in holding previous
rates The receipts continue quite light and there none
of remaining in frat hands Sales Wednes-
day OF oS bales low mlddng ard mddng 24 Is
CORN MEALS in moderate demand, and note light
stock ON market mo receipts from the country. Sales
in the snail from granareS at 30 cents per bushel
EMPTY BARRELs-There is nothing worthy of note doing
in Spirits Turpenne barrels The demand present
pears be limited, and the stock market exceedingly
small We quote at 81 65 for ordinary and 81 IS each for
good quality second hand ones.
FLoURThe receipts for the have been exceed
ngly small, but there remains moderate stock in first
hands, of former arrivals There little no demand and
the market rules unusually dull We learn that some par
cells are Offering at our lowest figures but owing to the lin
have taken place Wequoe State brands at Sc 2 for
90 70 for fine 81 Ia 81 Is for superne and 81 so ~
70 per bbl for family, according to quantity.
| tEATHERs-Are in light supply and wanted We quote
| at 30 30 cents per h., as in quality.
GRNFor CORN the market continues to rule active and
consequence OF the limited receipts for time past
the stock on market quite small The receipts the
week comprise only bushels of which 900 do changed
dealer and going into store We quote 70 IS cents
with fair demand from Dealers learn that highest
quotation could be obtained for good article SSome
5000 bushels just arrived, but none yet sold-OATs-
entirely bare Of this article present some parcels
daily expected. There is good enonirv from
Dealers and SO 60 cents per bushel could easily be
-PEAs-No receipts since last review. At present We
note an active demand existing for Co and in the absence
ofreeepts the stock market has become very light We
advance rates to 81 bushe aud learn that parcels could
lind ready sale at that hgure--RIcE-There is q good
stock Of clean in store and the demand confined entirely
to the trade we have nothing report See table for
prices in quantity For the market has
ruled quiet during the past week One parcel put
market few days SINCE the highest had for it
So cents generally held at 80 cents 81 per bushe but