Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-21

duoed Received on Monday 100 bales Northern make,
sale Retas from store at rs 81 IS for Northern and
srrsa: There is large quantity former
receipts Market and the demand is limited We quote
fIeuoRs~No change il prices. There is very little if any
apple brandy IN make) in first hands and quo,
cents . gallon, as in quantity and quality.
MoLAssEs-For this srticle we notice fair snquTg and
cents urnam at 80 40 cents y gallon, as in guam
PoEAroKs-For note considerable enquiry, and
been brought market for weeks past
sell readily from boats and carts at 60 90 cents bus6e
The supply of Irish light, with moderate demand see
PRovsloNsIn n g BACON there has been nothing
done during the week that learn Of No neg mas YET
Sf first hands is difficult In ths absence Of sale:
rules e1ssedingly dun With light stock Held
at ~. cents Tor shoulders ana 10 log cents ID ior siTss
market continues almost not entirely bare Of either G.
ss Of hs onsn sns o One At i
cents y n the lowest figure for an ordinary quality
orJgP al Is
p cents 1s r. as in d b.. d.edaS asn
ward tendency price Small sales at quotations. in
quality See table Fresh has continued to be brought in
freely during the week WHICH has caused shade de-
quality
sAir-The market for both Liverpool and Alum remain
about last reported with supply fully sufficient for tbs
demand We would refer to table for rates from tore
in quantities to suit.
sHIsa,EsCome in quite freely ard Common We note
decline with sales from boats at 81 l2t 81 rs 81 80 y
r1nBER-In the absence If any demand shippers or
mers this article has ruled decidedly dull and there
10 II RATS offering market without finding
purchasers Sales this week only rats 81 to 50 for
ordinary to good quality-sO days :,
rates continue active and have again
advanced naval stores and cotton There is fair guam
y Of produce waiting to go forward with some enquiry for
See table for last prices paid
NEW ORLEANS Dec 1.-THE sales of cotton for the
past week amount to g. 900 bales the receipts time
bales The sales Of coffee during the past week
mands 81 S. Good and fair quality white 81 s. to 81 So
The market is quiet Sales are sto 81 cents FlourwCtv
brands of extra slo 9 sloi spPeshne sst BaoG1-vir-
LIVERPOOL, Dec s.--Cotton is steady and unchanged
he sales of the week amount to bales including IL
quiet. Sales of Western Canal Flour AS. Cd Provs
ions are quiet and unchanged Consels got The bullion
| NEW YORK, Dec. 18--Flour has decided; sales of
Southern at 80 S. Ohio IS g. Wheat is frmsr sales of
81 GG o6ps WsSsy PORK low"
sales of City Mills at IS 81 IS SO, Howard street s5 Is
NEWBERNE, Dec I8-Besf plenty, but owing to the
sales at rs cts Corn sales at 70 cts Meal supply Imi
Eyes and Lady ST. Ground Peas $Ssi TO- Pork cents
We note s % decline in this sTSe last sales
Tar last sales 81 per Dbl.
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. T-Bacon loo cts. Reeswax
OO@25 Coffee Rio l2a@l3s Lagura, $4,000; ST Doingo,
9O@0o Cotton7Far to good, 300; ord to mid $1,000
@$0 90; Fine $s co. Scratched 81 IS Grain Corn 657O
Wheat 81 co. Oats, 4O@45 Peas, 66@7O; kye 5000 go
Hides.Dry SOLO; Green 4@5 Lard o@l2 salt-Lv'p,
Bacon-l5 and l6 dull COtton-No sale since last arri
val Flour has declined 25 cents per Dbl Oats4O AZ
cents Salt 65 to u.s. Spirits Turpentins "a and So
cents.
Il CHARLESTON, Dec 17.-Cotton-The transactions to-
day limited to about 1900 bales at full range of
prices The sales made at prices ranging from 81 to
81 cents, extremes
NORFOLK, Dec. 19.-Southern Flour $l0@l04 Extra
$l01@$ll; Family, lla@$l2. Corn-mxed S3@S4c yell
low, 60 cents CottonSales at 81 before the steamers
reached Naval Stores without animation
cept Spirits Turpentine, which is in some demand We
quote 42@33c. No sales of Tar Rosn. Dried Fruit
Apples $I@l OF pealed peaches $@34 pea 90c@$l
apple brandy 65c@70c peach brandy 81 l5@$l 20 Salt
L B al S50$l 95: q A Al 40N$l so.