Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-17

as IN quality Sveet brought to market in small parcels
and sell readily from at 50 70 Y cents bqshe ,
done during the week owing to the extremely light supply in
sorethere being little any market except in retailers
tce would sell quick at high figure we advance our store
for hams to 10 @ l6 cents b. Sec table IN Wes
and we continue former figures See table--LARD--N e.
make Uy and is active demand at our quotatoh
Of Northern make arrived which sells 10 3t cents u
b-PoRk-In Northern Mess note full stock on
osnts on w ePmer n Sales p's
50 Dbl Fresh brought market slowly and meets with
ready sale from and wagons at q cents u ID
SAT- 800 sacks received on Wednesday from Liverpool
which sold arrive private terms There tar on
and wharf at 81 S. 81 40 q 81 IS % SACK quantity
bushels Alum Salt received coatwse and changed
hands Monday at 40 cents q bushe See table or STORE
SHNeLEs-No change note in prices The receipts Of
Common very light, principally of small boat loads and
are not near the demand We note small sales at
a so for Common, and $6@$s y NJ for Contract.
to be brought IN slowly and Is IN
demand Received this week RATS, which have
sold at prices quoted in our table. ~
FREIGHrs-n coaswse have little or no alteration to
make weeks rates The quantity of produce offering
not sufficient for the vessels IN port and two or three
have had to leave in ballast See table.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE sales of Cotton during
the week ending last night comprised 600 bales at st cts
b. for Middlng The increase in the receipts amounts to
Is 900 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I4-Cotton There a good de-
mand for this article to-day having reached up
wards of 1850 bales The demand freely met by holders
comprise 81 bales at isi at IT. sc "a s. 81 So
So at ST 20s at %, and 90 bales at 81.
MATANZAS Nov. Sth.-Sugar. There is every pros
pec of the coming being equal to the last Some e
ates have already commenced grindng others will soon FOL
low and grinding will become general from the first to the
Cooperage stocks continue in demand White Pine Lum
ber $32 P Lumber $3l @ $33 Rice not very abundant
last sales Is rails. R. /. Hoops, $5O@$60.
Freights very dull The last rates paid were rs u
Exchange l3@l4 per prem. London 1@2 per ct.
prem. on the States.
HAVANA Nov TO- Sugar Demand good and prizes ices
comprise about $50 erces at 10 rails and $50 or 600
hands cargo Of lumber from Mobile sold at Sea
perior article small portion of Common brought SD
realized $S and one from acksonTe brought SIS being
all of a bad assortment.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE -four market this morning
somewhat frmer. Holders of Howard street asking
So IS. sale early change of 300 bbs; City Mills at
IS cash note sales of 1900 bRls on late fhangs
o bb than viii III buyers disposed to give.
Tbe suppv and rep continue moderate We quote
Rye Flour at $7@7 r. Corn Meal 81 25@4 SO y bbl for
cept Of WHEAT to-day are not SO large but no special
change to note in prices There is wide difference in quo
hs
offered and sales good to Pps white at 1901 81
prime red at 81 65@ 70 q bushe Lots of inferior quail
ties to Ii cents less The receipts of Corn moderate
rmer About 900 bushels offered and sales of old white
at 70@75 cents yellow do at 1880 cents white at Y
cents y bushel Oats 44@47 cents y bushel Groceries
We note small sales of Rio Coffee at 10@lQb to ii cents u
r. Rice held at 5t@5} cents y IL Proysons.saIes Of
Mess Pork at SIP so u Dbl Mess Beef $l4 10 u Dbl
Sales of Bacon shoulders at 1911 CENTS sides cents and
hams at 1O@l3 cents b. Lard in bbs. 10 cents and kegs
IL cents % b. Butter in kegs 12l5 CENTS and roll l723
cents % D. Cheese at ll@ll1 cents IL ID. Whskey-We
quote hhds nominal at 424S cents and sales of bbs at d
cents % gallon.
4 NEW YORK Nov. l4-Cotton is dull and Unchanged
Flour has advanced 12c; sales of Ohio at So 50@8 81
Southern heavy sales of $500 bills Wheat firm sales
$500 bushels Cornsales of Western mixed at 90c Pork
unchanged Beef-saes of repacked Chicago at $l5 Lard
firm sales at 104@l04c Whiskey-sales of Ohio at 42c
Orleans 53@6c TurpentneSpirits better sales of 225O
gallons at 52@53c.
Il FAYETTEVILLE, Nov 13.-Bacon l23@l3; Beeswax
24@2o Cofee-Rio 12@l3 Laguyra 00@l3a St. Domingo
10000 Coton-Far to good @8@S, Ordinary to mid $40
81; Feathers 40@45 Flour-Superfne 50 00@8 90 Fine
0 0O@s 90, Scratched 1900 90 Grain-Corn 9O@I 90
Wheat O0@O 90, Oats $4,000, Peas OO@I co. Rye 100
Is Lard l3@l4 Sa-Liverpool (sack) 00@2 co. Alum
(bu) 00@O 90.
CottonDuring the last week the receipts have been fair
Principal sales about 81. FourWe advance figures
to correspond with sales this morning CornDemand fully
up to quotations Flaxseed in demand Turpentine-Yel-
low Dip Is, Virgin 60, Scrape 3d. Spirits Al cts.
TARBORO Nov. 10.-Turpentine.- So 90 to 3 %;
Tar 81 25 to so Scrape 40 to 45 cts 100 lbs Corn,
So SO to Is per Dbl Bacon to 10 cts Lard to 0c
Cotton, 7 to Il cts