Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-11-20
one parcel sold from wharf at 50 bbl; selling from

one parcel sold from wharf at 81 80 o bbl selling from
store at % so.
FLoURThere has heen rather more enquiry for this ar
Gle since last review and in consequence of the meagre
receipts the market has ruled exceedingly firm. The arri
walls both per river and railroad have been confined small
parcels for three weeks past the supply first
hands has beoome nearly quite all worked off The ad
vices from other places prove rather but owing
to above facts here remain unchanged have
upward tendency. We quote only small transactions in
State brands during the week Sc so for uperne and 81
90 D bb for family learn of small sale at Sc 624
for superfne, but above rates be considered the
market. For Northern there is enquiry. and market
bare.
GRAN-For Cork the market has ruled quiet during the
week the stock in store is light but dealers show very
little disposition to operate Received from Hyde county
Monday about 1850 bushels $50 of which sold private
TERMS and 300 at 10 cents per bushel-OATs-Noth
ing new to notice in this article. No late receipts and the
stock market has become very much reduced In the
absence of sales unable to give figure,
and therefore omit quotations of the new
crop yet received and market bale; demand and would
sell readily at fair price-RICE-Cle is in moderate
Stock and demand unusually light sales from store in the
small way at 5 cents per Notwithstanding done
sine our last and in the absence of sales quotations
must be looked upon merely nominal One lot of 900
bushels inferior red received from Hyde county, sold so
cents per bushel
HAYIn this article have nothing of consequence to
report One lot of $50 bales Eastern received few
days since and changed hands made public
No arrivals of Northern, and good stock market Our
quotations in table for last sales
LIME-Dealers have heavy stock on hand and
limited demand existing Selling from store in the small way
at 81 81 Is D cask, as in quality.
MoLAssEs-The market Is very we'll supplied with most
descriptions and nothing doing except in the small way
in
quantity and quality.
PEA NUTs-The new crop has begun to make its appear
ance and there few orders here the market has
opened at very low figure. We quote sales from carts
during the week at go q 65 cents q bushel.
PorAToEsVery few Irish market, and in fair demand
We advance rates shade, and quote at SO so 81 u bb
in quantity. Sweet remain without change; sell from
carts at so 60 cents q bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-For n c. cured Bacon the market remains
the same as reported for some time past We notice brisk
demand, and market Two small lots receiv-
ed in the early part Of the week. and sold at 20 Fl cents
q h. for hams, in quality Quotations in table
nominal We notice the arrival since last of several
parcels Western, and there good supply market
We reduce rates shade and quote sales from 33
IA cents for shoulders and Is 159 y b. Sides
cording to quantity and quaity-LARD.-Ther is mod
crate stock of Western market and notice limited
enquiry We quote small sales from at Is 53 u
b. kegs and bbls Market bare of n c. make--PoRK.
last review, and there is good supply in first hands,
The demand appears have been somewhat checked and
in consequence prices have gone down shade We refer
to our table for store rates of different qualities in uant
ties to suit The arrivals of fresh from the country have
been rather BETTER and has ruled quite dull We quote
from carts at II II! cents y b.
Subtitle market is very well stocked with all descrp
ons and rules decidedly dull No arrivals of Alum former
receipts selling from quotations. in quantity
See table We note the receipts from Liverpool Of cargo
Of sacks which changed hands private terms sell
ing from wharf, in lots, at IS 90 cents y sack.
SHINGLEs-Are dull of sale received, however,
cept few small boat loads of Common which have sold at
81 g so - NJ quality Contract nominal at 81
to S. so.
TIMBER-We have material alteration to report in this
article The quantity brought in f. several weeks past
been SMALL and the demand from mllers is limited We
quote sales of only few RATS at prices ranging from s. to
IS so p NJ, in quality. See table,
FREGHTsProduce continues to arrive sparngy, and the
quantity offering sufficient for the large number
of vessels in port To New York and Philadelphia rates
main unchanged, but to Boston have declined shade
market dull. See table
WASHINGTON. Nov. lO.-Naval Stores-The meagre
receipts render quotations entirely nominal. Should
of last sales Dip furpentne 81 25 Tar ST TO- Rosir
would bring IS 80 cts Dbl No sales of Spirits Tur
pentne Wheat--Corn and Cotton--No change. Con-.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. l6.-Bacon Isl a 90 Cotton
Fair to Good, ia % l23, Ordi to Mid II a 90 Flour
family, Sc 90 q 90; Super. s. Is q 90; Fine, S.
Wheat 81 90 q 90; Oats, so q 90; Peas 90 @ 50 so
Rye, 81 90 q 90 Lard-l9 q 90 cents Molasses-Cubs
so @ 90 cents New Orleans, 90 900 cents sat-Liyer
q 90; Virgin 81 80 q 90 Hard, 81 90 q 90; Spirits
SO @ 00cens.
Bacon-Saes on Saturday at quotations.
. ElOur-Very unsettled.
Coon-Wc advance quotations, as for sales before The
that the present high prices owing to the demand in Eu
rope and that when that demand filled the prices would
go down. large sale of cotton goods made in New
the 7th which confirms the opinion then advanced
The sales 1858 bales, of various grades We quote
ea 81 1e 4oo % men re
400 - 90 inch shirtings, g. 4a1to q
The above afford fair view of the SALE and will show an
other thing very plainly that the American manufacturer
their goods at present low
8 TARBORO. Nov. l3.Turpentine- 81 Is to 50
81 50 50 90 bb Cotton M to il etS Bacon il to-
cts; Lard, IA to Is cts.
MACON, GA Nov. l2.-Cotton is active and advancing
Good Middling to Mdding Fair quoted at from II Il
] cents 3 b.
GRIFFIN GA, Nov. l2.-Prces for Cotton ranging
0 at from IL III cents q tb.
MOBILE Nov l2-Cotton has declined the sales for tn
day were 800 and the receipts 5000 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l7th.-Coton 1.-THE transactions to
day reached upwards of 800 bales portion of which
sold to arrive The sales show full prices and may be quo
ted follows, viz hales at ia l76 at l2 46l at l25
: and 233 bales at l3 cents.
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Cotton is quiet. Flour commo
$ So. Wheat, Southern white 81 80 81 so, Wester
do 81 II 81 49, and do red 81 09 81 L. Corn Wester
Lard unchanged Ohio Whskey 23sc Rice q &c
Spirits Tpenne is firm at 4lc Rosin firm at 81 80.
SAVANNAH Ga. Nov. l7.-Cotton is firm, with sales 70
the day bales, from l2a u 1916 per h.
y AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 1.-THE sales of Cotton to-da
were 1900 bales, principally at l23 cents per lb.
l. COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. l7.-Good Middlng Cotton 10 th
0 market, is quoted at III cents per Id.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3O-Friday morning.-Cotton for tn
week closed irregular at general decline Of i'd. Sale