Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-23

few small lets in store The in our last as "a
ceved has all been closed off from wharf 46 per gal
no S.seet now arriving and we notice
per bush in quality Nothing doing in Irish osnS is
the small way and stock about fair See table for store
PEA NUTs-We have no change to make in this article
receipts are principally OF parcels already contracted
for and the market is dull at 70 cents 81 10 per bushe as
PRovsIoNs-For N. c. cured BACON the market exhibits
rather rmness The receipts have been for
several weeks which has caused the supply to become
sderaby reduced and there to be enquiry from
retailers We note sales of three small lots e,o at
2b cents hog round and 12t per hams and
shoulders "a few small parcels have sold high
IA for hog round, but this above the market and
therefore quote at l2k Ii cents, quality. Heserm
cured is also in better demand with advance price,
quote sales from store for the week at m cents for sides
and 81 cents per h. for shoulders, quantity and
quality .--LAkD-We have no chang to make OIL last
weeks figures. Receipts have somewhat repenshed the
supply retailers hands, very little demand present
axe market entirely bar of Western - PoRK-I6e
limited receipts Northern Mess past has
ca up
per bb, in quantity and quality. Fresh in demand,
with very little coming in and with ready at
sALr-We have change to make in this article No
arrivals during the week of either Liverpool Alum and the
supply market fully sufficient for present See
table for cargo and store rates.
SHINGLESIhere is no demand tor either Contract
Common, and dull at quotations. See table.
TMBER-Mlers have moderate supply hand and
but little disposed to purchase consequently the mar
ke rules dull We table classified figures at
which small sales have been Effected
FREGHT-COuntry produce has arrived freely for
the week just ended which, together with the small number
vessels port has caused considerable rmness and
coastwise have decided upward tendency plenty
freight offering and vessels wanted See table for
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2O.-COtton- The transactions to-
day may be put down at about 1000 bales the prices
rent on the previous day The comprise 204
bales at prices ranging from IL to l28al24c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l9.-Sales of Cotton to-day.
500 bales, 12al2s Molasses, &c Mess Pork 5000
Freights and Exchange still without alteration in
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-Cotton easy at previous
sales $4,000 bales l24aI52 Mess Pork $2I Bale
Rope l0alO3c. Freights to Liverpool easier
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. I5.-Bacon lO@lI cts Heeswax
10000. Cotton-Far to COOS, l2t@2s ord MIDI lI@12
Feathers, 35@4O. Flour-Fam 81 $500 co. Superfne SO
5000 20; Fine, Sc 25@O co. Scratched, IS 10 Gram
Corn, 9c@00 Wheat, 81 1901 20; Oats $4,000 Peas 75a
SO hye, COOL 90. HdesDry, l3@l4; Green. 500 Lard,
| 1900. Sat-Liverpool (Sack) 81 $1,000 co.
Bacon-We reduce figures. Coton---Quite firm
Sales this morning at the advance COrnSaes this
ing ST. We do quote this figure because are
opinion that it is above the market.
2. s. Since the above remark Cotton the mails have
come in, and report to decline.
The following Telegraphc despatch has been received
from New York, dated yesterday:
Section dull, at one-eighth decline"
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3I.-Cotton advanced under the
Arabias i'd in the Fair and Mddng qualities. The
sales for two days comprised 80 bales of which exporters
circulars quote advance of I'D. Midding Orleans was
quoted at 1884, and Uplands at I'D Richardson Spence Il
Co. say that the advance Tor the I'd Fair and
Middling qualities, and Id in the lower.
Liverpool Breadstufs Market-Hoders of Wheat deman-
ded advanced in prices Flour quiet and steady.
Liverpool General Market.-Beef was unchanged.
London Markets.-A large advance had taken place in
teas.