Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-19

LumzrR-River--We notice fair demand at present ex-
ready Obtained for good quality ne receipts See table
MoIAssEs--The stock of Cuba is fully fair and we
our s ngu5 dav snee from Of
hhds which is selling from wharf at 4S cents IN lots ana ~
cents by single hid We quote from store in bb at oo
PorAroEs1Sceet enqured for, and arrive sparingy
are moderate stock and rather dull present sell from
store at 81 to % per Dbl, according to quantity:
PEA NuTs-Have been brought in quite freely since
review and the price has receded shade We notice
sales for the week at prices ranging from 81 Is 81 ZIG
Rons Bscos IN market continues
to rule very quiet and in consequence the limited transac
ate supply of old in st hands no sales except the
small way. Quotations in table nominal One small
and sold at IL cents for hog round quote at IL I
per b in quality For Western cured there is lit
tie or demand with good stock market, and the
have been confined small lots from store See table
for prices, according to quantity and quality
retailing purposes Two three small parcels of C.,
make have been received and notice sales at 10 cents in
= BUT1ER-Northern is in very small supply and prices
tend upward We quote at "a % cents, and n c. at 6
22a cents per h., as in quality PoEk-n the price OF
Northern Mess we have no change to notice There is
moderate stock in store and the market rules dull at $40
81 Dbl at which figures small sales have been made
Fresh is in fair demand, and arrives sparingy from
carts cent, per 6 as So in quality .. and Aum
rules decide dy dull and the price of the former has receded
10 cents We note the receipt coaswe of 800 sacks of
which 500 do sold at 90 cents and do at 70 cents per
sack-al at 80 days full supply in store No receipts or
sales of Alum The cargo noted in last review on
market has gone into store.
SHINaLxs-No demand for either Common or Contract
Quotations nominal See table.
TIMBER-But few rats have changed hands during the
past week, there very little demand from mers See
table for prices, according to quality
exceedingly dull But very little produce is offering ship
men and we note large number of vessels in port We
refer to our table for last rates paid
NEW YORK, Dec. l6--Cotton is firm, sales of 200
bales New Orleans middling at 2 cts do Upands at i2t
cents Flour firm sales of straight State at 80 So o.
,6 Hs'as ~ red 81 60 Corn steady
sales of Southern mixed at 70 cents at "
firm IA Is ei4 Is for new re-packed Chicago Lard
steady at l2l Whskey unsettled sales at 80 cents
Rio Sugar is buoyant 81 10 cents for Muscovado
Molases is firm at so cents for New Orleans nseed OIL
steady 81 60 per lbs common delivered
81 IS afoat Rice is dull at 81 d cents to quality
| Freights are irregular.
CHARLESTON, Dec: l6;-Cotton-The transactions to-
day show very firm and full market TIL sales reached
about ITO bales at extremes ranging from II 24
quiet this morning Howard street and City Mills brought
Sc So Wheat "a White good to prime 81 g to co. choice
IS cents yellow 81 to Co. old 64 to 65 Oats
NEWBERN, Dec. 15.-Baeon per lb. IA to 15o Corn,
per bb 81 So Cotton per ID l0{ to IORc Lard per h.
IA to l6c Tar Per Dbl % to 80 for ~ gallons Tur-
ae Sc p &c. 'f Up anu ~ '0F 0''p'
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec I5.-BacOn l2t@I3 cts Heeswax
oo@oo coston-Faii sood ord to mid, ioissO
Feathers 5000. Flour-Famy, 81 OO@O co. Supefne Sc
5O@$O 10 Fine, Sc 00@0 co. Scratched IS So Grain
Corn, s5@9; Wheat, 81 1901 20; Oats $4,000 Peas Goa
IS; kys 90@I CO. Hides-Dry, 1901; Green, 500 Lard,
l4@l5. Salt-Liverpool (Sack) 81 50@$l 90.
CottonThe market remains quite steady up the close
of the week. Flour-No change Corn-In demand. Rye
Finds ready sale. Oats-Receipts light
Il LIVERPOOL, Nov 26.-Cotton is quiet Lower quail
ties have declined J. Prices irregular Other qualities
barely maintain previous quotations sales of the a.
600 bales including 1900 speculation 100 bales for
export The market closd quiet and steady Fair Orleans
Il mddng 81 fair Mobile u midding "a fair Upland
middlng Upland g. Stock Liverpool 379 600 bales
, including 26; 900 baies of American.
\ The Manchester markets closed quiet but steady.
The Brokers' Circular quotes Breadsus are quiet and
\ prices steady White Wheat Buyers demand reduction
Flour has declined Is generally with steady market
n is dull and Sd to Cd lower.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote: Western Canal -four
33s 33s cd Yellow Corn 33s Cd 33s I'd White Corn 34s
O 35s Cd Canadian Flour 32s 35s cd.
Beef is generally in improved demand and holders will
ling sellers Pork is generally active, being resold for gov
eminent account Bacon quiet and steady-bacon in
bukrarket have quotations nominal sales at sos
sellers for delivery month 70s TaloW Y G. has
advanced IS sales SIS cd SIS Cd.
Produce -Turpentne-Spirits is in home demand at 36s
RosinCommon, average business has done bout
quotable change Fine As los 4d Sugar generally is
firm Rice-Caroina- closed quiet Coffee is dull
S and prices decidedly easier,
LONDON MARKETS.-The Iron market has experien-
ced an improved demand sales at Ell los Scotch
Pig on the Clyde is firm a 73s I'd.
. MONEY MARkETS-Buion in the Bank of England
has increased 00O bank are generally unc6anp
a 944. American stocks are easier but unchanged
HAVRE MARKETS.--C Cotton has declined 3 cents
Sales of the week 200 bales Stock Al 500 bales New
Orleans tres ordinarie LOG Breadus quiet steady