Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-18

y dull decline. We note the receipt by small vessels
of $500 bushels of which $3.50 Dealers 1850 sold
at &C cents % bushe 800 do at auction in lots to suit at
60 cts and 900 do private terms. We quote at 81 60
cents, in quality received since our
last there is however moderate supply in dealers hands,
and demand limited We quote nomnaly at AZ As cents
q bushel.-PEAs-The market is nearly bare of all de-
scrptons, and prices rule high For COtc notice
tive demand and only two small parcels received and
changed hands at 81 20 q bushel this figure. however,
consider rather above the market large lot could not
get it.-RIcE-The market is well supplied with Clean,
and no demand except from the trade. Small sales at
cents y ID. Nothing done in rough.--WHEAT-Recept
light, and the market is rather dull under the advces
ceved We quote sales during the week of only 1000 bush
els at 81 Is for red
HAYThe market very well stocked with both Northern
and Eastern make and rules very quiet there merely
retail demand existing. No receipts sales.
LINE-Is in good stock and sells slowly at 81 81 . 70
cask, in quality.
MoLAssEs-The supply of Cuba at present market is
very good, and note moderate demand for retailing
purposes We quote from wharf at % 30 cents Il gallon
as in quantity and quality.
PEA NUTs-Have been brought to market rather more
freely during the past week. and with better demand
have gone up shade. We quote sales from carts IS
724 cents % bushe.
PorAroEs-sweet fair enquiry, and sell at so to so
cents % bushe Irish in moderate stock and sales
except in the small way. See table for rates.
PRovIsIONs-For n. c. cured BACON there is
quiry but in the absence of receipts have ransac
tons report Our quotations may therefore, be looked
upon merely nominal For Western cured there
ly any demand and the market is heavily supplied. We
duce quotations shade, and quote small sales at II
l29 cents for shoulders and - 134 for Sides
quality we learn that some holders offering at
lower figures, but above about the market.-LARD
The market is better supplied with Western make and
prices have given way; demand light. We quote from
store at ID lag cents q h. One small lot of n c. make
| rQpn UnH nd foEa DnnU Tln
rivals of Northern continue moderate, and the stock
at present market quite heavy and with Unite de-
mand prices have materially declined See table for store
rates. quantities suit For fresh there has good
demand throughout the week and receipts light We quote
at a 10 cents p b., as in quality.
SALT.We have material change to note in either de-
scripton There has been moderate retail business
in Liverpool ground and the stock in first hands has become
somewhat reduced is however fully adequate for the de-
mand Fhe lot Of 800 sacks reported in last
ket sold at IS cents y sack cash. Alum is in good stock
and sells from store at 80 a 81 cents u bushpl.
SHINGIEs-There demand for either description,
the market rules very dull Quotations in table merely
nominal
TMBER-Has been brought quite freely during the past
week and with light demand for mill purposes the market
is dull We quote sales of 6 Is RATS prices ranging
within classified figures See table.
FRE1GHTs.-We have nothing new to report in coastwse
rates, and refer to our table for last prices paid
CHARLESTON Dec 10TH
CONDENSED from the Courier's Review.l
BaconThe transactions in sides, which have been limit
ed show receding scale of prices. The market which
opened at IL cents closed 129c Nothing
bng syey Re
number of erces and bb been sold prices ranging
from IA to 43c Smaller packages are held at much hghe
rates SaThe receipts since last reach upwards of
$4,000 sacks. We note sales from spb0ard prices
Vep @ wss sale
bales Gunny Cloth at IA cents full time We have
transactions to report in the latter article Domestic Liquors
The comparatively sales of the
pretty well cleared the market of Western Whiskey The
retail demand being supplied at prices ranging from "a
rected to this week. and prices we'll the de-
mand, shows decided Improvement sales of 100
hhds Muscovado description prices ranging from
in quality Collective have transactions to report
1t will be reference advertising columns
the Messr Street propose sell at auction the 18th
slant of 900 bags Rio received direct this
port MoassesThere arrival this week of IS hhds.
Cuba Moasses of the old CROP but ofvery quality from
New York, which sold from the wharf prices rang
ing from % to 27e gallon We learn that some 200 bbs.
New Orleans of new CROP to arrive, sold 3
gallon Rice-There has been moderately fair demand
for the different qualities during the week. about the pr
ces current when we made up our previous report The
transactions show of figures extending from p $l
T. hundred the bulk of the sales however made at
prices within the margin of $34 y hundred We
q9 ~ tat Of the n tth ns which will give fair cFe
receipts which comprise 1902 tierces have been sold
wards of 81 900 bushels some 5000 of which of southern
growth, were sold at 20 cents % bushel.
nd t oo he feceps since our last reach bales
VIZ; Friday $40 bales Saturday 1898 Monday 200 Tues
aggregate bales on the 1 t sGs
viz 70 bales at l27 at 34 at 81 ST. at 10; at
1915 1884 at 1O+ "a at log 653 at O5; 827 O3; 63s
1873 and 245 at lO4c We have feature report
in Long Cotton The transactions embrace bales
Fioridas and Sea Islands at former prices.
CornNorth Carolina 75c. Our quotations for the pres
ent must be considered nominal Oats AZ The market
is fully supplied at present. and is doubtful whether this
quotation be sustained Flour-The market has been
rather inactive since last There sale of about
1000 sacks taken for foreign export So ~ sack but be-
yond this the transactions have been confined small
n bbl
CHARLESTON Dec. l5.-Cotton.-There was very good
demand for this article to-day which resulted the sale
upwards of 22OO bales. The market only firm but
prices improved about &C. the transactions of prev
GUS day The sales comprised IL bales o. 43 9s 81
81 53 at O at TO- $50 at lO3 $50 at 10 3l6 and 277
bales at lO4c.
a NEWBERN, Dec: lO.-Bacon-IIog round none. Hams
64c Bark q cord ST.. Beef u b., 81 cents by the
Coffee l24 to Tic, to quality Cotton 10 to lie q
Feathers q b. As to Soc, y quality Fish-MuIets ~
b9 Ro 80 to 8 30 g. B Bq 1e Ph Trout and mixed Fish
H. dry 8, green &C. Lard Ice. by the Dbl Lime 81 .
Dbl Molasses, 2 hhd Dbl and gal 80 to so Pork
81 10. Salt by the 100 bushels 30c retail 4Oc sack
81 25 Sugar 10 to lac. Taow l2c. Tar 81 80 gal
Ions Tmpentine 50 co. virgin 50. Whskey 30 to 30 c.
Spirits Turpentne 80 to &c. Slaves $40 to SIS Heading
siO $l2. "s
BEAUFORT, Dec. 9.-Bacon, Hams IS to 20 cents Hog
rOundnone Corn, 60 to IS cents y bushe Corn Meal
90 to 10 cents. Flour-supe s. co. Extra family 81
So Candes20 to rs cents q b. for tallow-35 to 40 for
adamantne. Cofee-l24 to Is cents Hides-from to 8
Moasses5O to go Naval Stores-Tupentine din So
40 to So scrape 81 so y Dbl. Spirits Turpenne 30 IS
cents. Tar 81 Is to So Rosn, IS to so d Dbl Oil
Whale 20 to Is cents Sperm, 81 Is to co. Iinseed 81
10 to ] Is: Pork-Fresh cents Mess, $27 90 to g.
sack. Sugar Porto Rico II to ia cents Clarified Il 1G
n Crushed Is cents
a WASHINGTON Dec. 8-Naval stores-Contrary to our
of naval stores have been sustained although the adyces
from New York are very discouragng We quote last