Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-03

RosIN-Common continues to arrive sparingly and in
consequence there very little here at present The market
no sales until Wednesday, when 5000 bols. at 81 50
for large size bbs In No. have change to make.
The receipts for the week have been fair with
mand existing Sales of 1900 bbs at prices ranging from
81 to SC per Dbl for pale and 81 SO So for Opaque No
also in moderate enquiry and sells at 81 624 81 bb,
TAR-We note fair demand as existing for this article
but owing to the limited receipts few transactions have ia
ken place We quote sales of only two or three small lots
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-The supply of beeves in butch
ers hands continues to quite light as Of
mas pee9 Drougnt IN we quote grass GEMS
CoFFEE-Kemains without change in price, and note
fair stock of most descriptions market. See table for
store rates, as in quantity and quality.
aGed IN fair Gemand We quote fro from the
res at 81 20 81 Is per bushel, in quantity.
CorroN-We have nothing new to notice in this article
Only few scattering lots market and fair enquiry from
buyers Sale Monday of Ill bales at cents per h. for
low to good midding; and Wednesday 80 do at l2a IL
EMPTY BARRELsFer Spirits 1urpentne barrels we note
fair enquiry existing with only moderate stock on mar.
ket We quote sales of second hand during the week at
Wednesday last has ruled de-
cned On Friday sales made at 81 for supene, and
81 25 for family on Saturday rates further Ieeeded and
6ne Sc SO per Dbl for family operations worthy
note since then The receipts for week two past have
holders generally however do not appear disposed to accept
above figures and are firm in holding at higher rates In
state OF the market unable
figure and therefore quote nomnaly So Sc so for
ne So Is 81 for superfne and 81 25 81 so for family
The market is heavily supplied with Northern and rules
ceedingly dull decline. Last sale at So for fine
GRA-In CORN note shade decline since last review
The market during the earlier part of the week exhibited
considerable dulness but closes with rather rmer feeling
among holders On Saturday last was received from
Hyde county, and sold SO bushe About 100
received of which were taken 80 cents
POO at 80 per bushel; the balance is unsold
Dealers have fair supply in store and do not seem much
as in quality Retailing from store at 81 --OATs-No
receipts during week and the stock dealers hands
has become reduced fully sufficient however
the demand We quote cargo rate IS per bushel
PKAs-No late receipts of Black Eye, and market
would sell quick high figure. Cow light sup
ply and very much wanted Only small lot has been
ceived since last and sold at 81 40 per buhe We
quote at 81 80 81 40, as in quantity and quality
RcECean is in moderate stock, and demand confined en-
tirey to the trade We quote small sales from store at
cents per 10.
HAYWe have material change to make in this article
for the week. Dealers have full supply on hand and are
disposed to operate further at present figures NO ar
walls sales of Eastern and quotations in table are merely
nominal lot of $50 bales Northern received few days
since, and sold at IS cents per 100 lbs, 30 days