Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-22
We quote from carts and
But few Irish Potatoes in

Sna weeS and are in demand We quote from carts and
store selling ~ e an 6ushe But few Irish Potatoes in
PRov1sIoNs-inN S G. B.s y DBL d. no.;.. - ..
but little if Of the old stock i 6o SanSs an. ase
our quotations therefore, merely nominal o % No.
t ma ready sale at fair price In Wester U " @
Sma sales this week from s@sa cents sor UNITED
ana SDss cents b. for sdes-LARD~Fop tSi .s,
an nSR Neqss1n mako a1s shsss
the atter ss Hs way ss 2 in
saea this la at S e. Sueh
in moderate and receipts light se Hsn readily tE ra
carts and boats at 7@s cents . D., the latter rurs M
PoULTRY-The market continues to be poorly suuna ,.
Beusr turkeys sell at 81 to 81 2a and chickens 20 to
have been brought to market rather
mo more a freely curing the week and sold "a 25
We Gontrae at as al paid for small boat loads
SALTNo receipts of either Liverpool or Alum Salt for the
Week. ana snere Is out light stock on market OF the
40 3 sack held at 81 45 81 So from store There Is fair
y bushel. O''N' - ~ v " 'sns'
TmBERThe market this article rules dull and nearly
90 days The sales reach only rats See table oa Lot ct
OF 2OOOo feet Ash logs sold on Friday at $40 . NJ.
weeks past and there are but small number in port
in consequence of which coasse advanced shade
on naval stores and cotton and nearly the vessels have been
taken up at our quoted rates. See table.
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec Is-Bacon lO@11. B.eswax
a SS Coffee Rio, I29ls Lagura lss, St. Domingo 90
guy Goton-talr TO COED, 7t97-So Ordinary to mid,
Zoo g. GRAIN 'e Corn s 30 fio 90
Wheat 90 90 Oats so Peas 10000 Rye I6@I 90 Hides
SACK 10000. Alum 9bu Oo@O 90.
Bacon1The market is abundantly supplied of both N
and large portion the receipts went into store Farmers
not willing to submit to the decline The wisdom of
somewhat hangeabe The public may 30 aware Of the
fact that have grade of Flour above that of Super
called Family which is always 25 cents per bb above Su
81 to sS Dip o. s'F'p' To- Spirits
CHARLESTON, Dec l9.-Cotton-The transactions to.
day were limited to about l44O bales at ranging
from 638sc The market was rather easier, although
actual decline was reported
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Cotton unchanged, with a limi-
ted business at previous rates saes to-day only baes
sales of $3.50 bb Southern is BETTER sales of 200 bbs
90 50 so. Wheat is firm Corn is firm sales of So 600
Pork firm; sales of Mess at s2 IS Beef firm Lard 1n
changed with limited business doing previous prices
Whiskey unchanged and business dull at 40 Cof
cined &c, sales of Orleans at IL Moasses heavy
Turpentne-Saes of Spirits at 46 cents Crude is dull
Rosin is firm at S5 @ 81 87t
BALTIMORE, Dec l9.-The Flour market is quiet and
but little disposition either to buy SELL Holders are
pretty firm Sales of 700 bbls Howard street brands at
80 % and small sales also reported at 50 62 bbwhieh
Mills at $9 81 though some are not disposed to offer
than$8 25 Y Dbl Country Corn Meal s. 25@4 81 and
city do. at 81 5C@4 56t Grain-The market is firm The
bushels wheat offered and sales good prime white 81
good to prime red 81 95@ 90 % bushel Lots of inferior
qualities to Is cents % bushel less Corn-About % 900
bushels offered and sales of white at 81@95 cents yell
low at S5@S6 cents and mixed 1880 70 bushe Oats
1858 cents bushel. Rye 81 2O@1 80 % bushe Gro
ceriesRo Coffee at 10 q l0a cents % b. Rice d
of Bacon shoulders at TO Il cents sides at u cents and
hams at l2a cents % ID. Lard in bbs 81 q 10
and Kegs ao4 II cents D. WI article is
II @ 4S cents y gallon.