Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-02

pears to be demand for the article anu 'nefe ap
tbars fail ss some in ds week
@ ii faIts at extremes ranging within Classified fg.
FREIGHTsvesses wanted for both and
ega and plenty Of produce Offering See table for
oo saSE cassIRjs s ssT
mnga, 1o@H tcty prime. loo Prime. 81 %
O. @s f E. Fs ses 5ds 5a s. sa aS @
1m 1S Wheat s ss Peas sO@si
New Orleans, s7I@40 salt-Liyp sack s. oO@o CO. az,
nm, {b1he 10000; flazssed l6@ IS Taiiew. ios9oo
dsp oui ss S rsma
figures the highest viii bring HlosesMarket quite
bare.-Obs. To-
NEW BEBNE, Nov % Bacen-No receipts of any kind
Small sales 25@26c. CornSaes of small lots from carts
have ranged during the week g. IS aud 66c q buhe
hear sale of Cotton this week at prices
PRED We quote however $S 62a Lad-We report sales
MealMeal in pretty freely and commands Soc a
bushel at which price sales made daily SIMPLY fair
any kinds coming in; in good demand TorkWe note sales
Ct .I Pork for the week at cents h shinglesA lot Of
would command s. 70 has ruled
f is stf ss = ss 1 and e = Fl
NEW YORK, Nov. 90 (Three days previous. )-NAvA1.
SfoREs-Generaly have been quiet. Spirits Turpentine
has bee unusually dull the past week. and lower prices
been submitted to for tho little disposed Of The sales are
aO9 bbls NBrth County Common Rosn at 81 65 delivered;
goo WiFingtoa 81 o. aaOat, and 81 S. delivered 400
and 42O Wits ROsin, So 5o@s4 s7t o $50 lbs.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Cot;on irregular /: sales of 1858
bales Flour steady sales Of II o9a bbs al IS s7a6 81
50 for Genesee and 81 50@ IS for Western red Corn
sales of white at Sl992ac and S2@S3 for yellow Pork
sales of Mess at $i3 62@3 rs. Iard-sales lO@O4c-
Whskeysales at 2S692S4c Cofeesales l5c for Rio
Molasses-sales at 29c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29-Thc Atlantics news has
mad no SPECIAL effect on Flour or Grain about
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. l6-Cotton has been quiet except
for mddng Orleans, which and freely offered at
the prices quoted Prices generally buyers though
they were not quoted Sales of the three days $4,000
bales, of which spectators took 1000 ana sxhorers 900
bales Fair Orleans Gid; Mdding Cd; Fair UpISif Sid
Middng SD.
Brcadstu general tone of the market was strong
err but excitement prevailed. Middlng descriptions Of
wheat and -four commanded full rates Fine wheat was Id
higher and choice qualities of -four 3D. dearer Corn dull
at 46s for white and 45s for yellow. Richardson quotes
white wheat at los. sd los 3D.; red and mixed at o. Cd
a los. I'd; Canal Flour Sos a $685. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Ohio 37s a 37s Cd.
McIenry reports Bacon quiet Shoulders in moderate de-
mand Cheese 2D3s lower Pork very dull Lard unchanged
Tallow steady.
! BALTIMORE; Nov. 29-FioGf-&b6ut 600 bbls How
hd brands sold before the Atantcs
ed Sc IS % bb afterwards were made at the same
price Sales of City Mills at SO IS u Dbl Rye Flour S.
Sales of Wheat at 45$ so for red to 550$ 80 q bush
ell for good prime white Inferior lots to 10 cents lower
than above figures Sales of Corn at 5000 cents for
yellow new white 5s62 cents, and old white 7O@72 cents
y bushe Rye 70 81 Oats 3SGa46 cents Rio Cof-
fee lla@13s cents Mess Polk $l5 25 and Prime do. $l3
sides y CENTS IoI2 Cents D h. Butter in Kegs IA a
Is cents. Cheese 9l@O cents y ii. Whskey in hhd at
; 81 cents. and bbfs at 2st Cents p gallon.
a. 9ac; Hams, LOB llc Corn 50 IS "a 25 Dbl; r..
o. hid. Slaves sl2 $l6 w o. bbl do SIS $40 Ma
bb serapca i 3 Is Tar 81 Is Is" S1p s. Com Rosn
= 81 "a l 10.