Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

Yellow a. q Co., C. 1:he balance has into store
operate ur'6s good article firm At s. cents
are nominal. in demand, and but few ar
irving Two or three small parcels of Cow have been
Clean remains without alteration in price, and we notice
fair stock in store. Selling in the small way at cents per
bWHEAT-The receipts since our last comprise about
been previously Sold and going shipboard On Friday
for white transactions since There appears be
fair enquiry from buyers and above freely offered
HAY-Since last review the receipts have been fully
fair and the market has ruled decidedly dull decline
position to operate further present The arrivals comprise
some rs bales Northern and 20 do the latter sold
days and ss do do (damaged auction, at prices rang
ing from St to 77a cents per 100 lbs, in quality the
LME-The stock in dealers hands is large and we note
Tery little den See table lot of 400 casks
MoLAssEs--Cuba is in moderate stock and demand lim
ted We quote from wharf at s. 81 in hhds and
from store BE- so cents in bbls:
PoTAToEsIrsh arrive sparingly, and sell from carts at
70 to 30 cents per bushel, according to quality
without material change and prices rule high The receipts
tor the week have been larger than for time past and
6 snow less disposition to purchase at figures
sales of only about 5000 lbs at Is hams and
have moderate which have somewhat
the MARKET the limited receipts for some weeks previous
nad caused the STOCK TO become pretty much worked of
We nete fair demand and the market rules firm with sales
from store at Is for shoulders Is per
h. for sides. Only two small parcels of sugar cured
hams market, which selling at 16 cents. -LARD-
The market is almost not entirely bare of N c. make
and notice active demand, In the absence of sales
quote nominaly at IL IL cents in quality Western
as also in demand for retailing purposes, and little
market quote small sales from store at II cents h.
receipts of Northern Mess during the past
week have been fair and with moderate enquiry for the
article the market has ruled firm We quote at $5 to $7
per bbl according to quantity and quality.
SALT-Ihe market rather better supplied with Liver
pool ground, and prices shade lower We tho
cep coastwise of about $500 sacks which have
hands 92 9A per SACK 80 days-last sales being
lowest figure. Selling from 81 81 TO-
quantity No arrivals Alum there full stock of for
receipts, however, and but light demand. We quote
from store at 80 So cents per buShel.
SHINGLEs-Arrive sparingly and dull of SALE Only
few small boat loads of Common brought and sold at &
81 l2a per M. See table for quotations of Contract
STAvEs-Sale day or two since of lot of 20 600 W. O.
Bbl. at $l8 per M
TMBER-Remains without change. There is a moderate
demand present for mill PURPOSES and the light receipts
weeks past have tended keep prices up. Sales Of
only few RATS prices ranging within classified figures
See table
FRElaHrsSnce last quite number of vessels have
arrived and in consequence coastwSe have materially
declined naval There fair amount of produce
offering shipment and the market appears to be firm at the
| decline. See table