Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

and do at IL cents for strict middng and 81 do at III
cents low good middliDg Monday, % do at IL
cents forlow strict middng and Tuesday, 100 do at liz
cents for good middlng small sales Wednesday
at about same prices. 4
Corn MEAL.-several parcels received here from the
country and there moderate supply market. No
sales except the small way See table for quotations.
EGGs-Contnue to be brought in sparingly and in
brisk demand Sell from carts at 30 to 373 cents Dozen
FLoURThere is alteration to notice in the price of
State brands during the week just ended The arrivals per
railroad have been SMALL but notice moderate supply
in dealers hands, At the time of closing report the
market rules inactive, there but slight demand from
retailers and prices have rather downward tendency The
sales for the week have been principally of small lots at
S. rs for superfne and Sc y Dbl. for family.
GRAIN-For Corn the market rules about the
ported for the past weeks The stock dealers hands
is fully fair for the season. and there is erelya retail de-
mand existing The receipts for the week comprise about
1G350 bushels of which 2OO changed hands on private
terms-supposed at 7o3 cents u bushel for white the
balance to Dealers and has gone into We quote
at 65 81 cents for DID, and 20 cents for whi:e
OATsNOthng notice in this article market poorly
supplied and demand moderate. Ne receipts saes.-
PEAsCow have been brought in rather freely for the
past week. and note moderate stock market Sales
of several small parcels have taken place 20 7O5
y bushel.-RICE-The market for clean remains
changed fair stock in store and only light demand from
the trade. Small sales at 81 cents y ID. for new.
HAY-The arrivals for time past have been quite
small and the supply in dealers hands has become consider
ably reduced We note moderate demand existing
good article sells readily One lot of $50 bales Eastern
eiyed few days since and sold at 90 cents y 100 lbs
No sales of Northern
LINES in moderate enquiry and there is only light
stock market. cargo of 1900 casks
Monday by dealer, which is selling from store lots
suit, at 81 Is a 81 Is q cask.
AoLAssEs.-For Cuba notice merely a retail demand,
and market poorly supplied See table for prices.
PEA NUTS-Haye been in rather light demand since
last and sales have been at rather lower figures prime
article, however, will readily command highest rates..
The receipts have been larger and the sales have been
81 Is to 81 AZ! u bushe as extremes.
POTATOEs-Sweet fair demand, and very have
been brought ill., We quote at 40 so cents II bushe In
Irish have nothing report and continue former
quotations.
PRovIsIoNs.-In N. c. cured BACON have nothing to
report in the way of transactions There fair supply in
hands, and retailers show disposition whatever
operate Our quotations in table must be looked upon
as merely nominal No Western cured received for or
two weeks past and the supply market has become
teray reduced Prices have further advanced shade and
quote from store at 81 81 for shoulders and 1O
log u Ii. for sdes.LARDBoth N c. and Western
make in deGe stock and nothing doing except in the
retail way. See table for prices-PoKK.-For North
there moderate demand and the supply market
is quite light prices have upward tendency We refer
in active request and but little coming in. We quote sales
from carts at for pea and p To- for
corn fatted.
SALT-For Liverpool ground the market has ruled quite
firm and with fair demand former receipts have been
pretty much worked off, Received since last 500
of which 300 came to ORDER and balance sold to arrive at
81 % sack selling from harf in lots at 81 O5 81 10. For
Alum there is only retail demand and market fairly sup
piled. See table for store prices.
SHINGLEs-No sales reported; dull at quotations in table
TIMBER-We have nothing to notice in the market
miers nave stock hand sufficient for present wants
not disposed to operate extent
Sales during the week of II Is RATS prices ranging
81 to 81 IS y M. See table for classified prices.
FREGHTs.During the past week the market for coast
wise has ruled exceedingly r and rates have gone up
cents naval stores and Is cents Cotton But few
have arrived and all in port have been taken up
duce has arrived quite freely, and is accommodating the
wharves We refer to our table for last rates paid We
learn that the Brig Lydia Slower chartered for Boston
day since at 80 cents spirits tupenne so
on rosin under deck, and cent f3 h. cotton