Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-17

FsH.-There is nothing to notice in the market No
arrivals and stock light. See table for store prices
FLoUR-Up the close of Saturdays transactions the
ruled exceedingly dull for State brands at lowest
quotations of Thursday last that day 158 bags having
changed hands at 81 so and &c bb at IS for
and S. so bb for superne Since then the receipts per rail
road have been light and with reduced stock in first
hands, and better advices from other markets. there is
frmness manifested and the prices mere have up Is
cents. Sales made Tuesday of so bbs at s. IS
rs for superneand is generally held at higher pr
ces. See table for quotations of the different grades
GRANn the Corn market we have material change to
notice since of Thursday last The receipts
have been confined to two small lots comprising only 1000
bushels 200 of which sold at 10 cents y bushe and the
balance has been stored. Dealers have supply hand
sufficient for their present wants and there but little de-
mand existing We continue quote Is cents for DID,
and 20 cents for whlte-OATs.-No receipts
Sales the absence of which cannot give correct quo
tation stock light and fair demand.--PEAs-Arrve
sparingly, and Cow in small supply there is mode
demand from Dealers and parcels would sell at 20 cts
y bushel-RICE.-ln CLEAN we have no change to no.
ce moderate supply in store and merely retail demand
exists. Sc table for prices.
HAY-No arrivals of either description during the past
week, consequently have transactions report
moderate supply market, and merely retail demand
Last sales were at quotations in table.
L1MENo late receipts, and the stock in dealers hands
has been nearly worked Off We note moderate demand
and one two cargoes would sell readily a fair price,
Retailing from 81 common lump, 81 %
bbl for white.
MoLAssEs.-The cargo noted in last received from
Cuba has been all closed off, and there is remaining
first hands; in moderate demand. We quote from wharf
Gin hds) at % a Is cents % gallon, in quantity. From
store shade higher rates have to be paid.
PEA NUTs.-There has been good demand from buyers
during the past week. and the market hasuled firm owing
to the incemency of the weather. however, the arrivals
have been small We quote sales prices ranging from
ST 35 to 81 424 q bushel, as in quality.
PoTAToEs.-The market continues to be pretty well sup
piled with both Sweet and Irish, and there but light de-
mand existing. We refer to table for prices.
PRoyIsoNsForN c. BACON the market has ruled deci
dedy dull for time past and in the absence of the
usual demand from the trade sales worthy of report have
taken place several weeks. There is moderate stock
i'll first hands and in the present state of the market
scarcely give correct quotation See table, For Western
cured the advices from abroad have proved better and
with reduced stock market, prices shade higher
We quote from at 81 s. cents for shoulders and M
log cents " To. for Sides as in Quaymosty at highest
fgures.--LARD-Rules about the reported fol-
weeks past. There is moderate stock of both n c.
and Western make on MARKET and merely retail demand
See table for uotations-PoRKTh advices received
since last has impaired rmness the market fc1
Northern and prices have gone upreceipts light and the
stock in store has become materially reduced We refer
table for prices But very little fresh has brought
in from the country during the week. and fair
mand. Sales from at to So h., quality
SALT-The activity noted in the market for Liverpool
ground during the past week two has become
checked owing the large quantity expected and closes
rather quiet at lowest figure in table. The receipts coast
wise since last comprise 1915 sacks of which lO(
changed hands previous arrival private TERMS
81 05 8 sack the balance to Dealers about coz
of which have been sold from wharf at 81 O5 81 Is
sack. In Alum nothing has taken place Stock fully
sufficient for present purposes and sales except thu
retail way. See table for store
SHINGLES.We have sales to report in either Common
or Contract. Nomis al at quotations in table.
TMBEK.-The market during the week just ended ha
ruled quiet miers showing but little disposition ope
unless reduced figures while sellers have been holding
at former rates We note sales of only Is Is ras
prices ranging 70 % NJ, according quail
ity See table.
FRE1GHTs.--C oastwise rates remain unchanged. Their
is moderate amount of produce Offering and nearly
quite all the vessels in port have been taken up. See
BILE.
MOBILE, Dec 14-Sales of Cotton $500 bales Middlng
IL III. Sales in three days $1,000 bales. Receipts Is,
500. Freights to Liverpool 9-lGd Sterling II a 49,
NEW ORLEANS Dec. l4.-Saies of Cotton 1000 bales
Mdding, ll5c Sales in three days, 1880 Receipts So,
600 bales against OCO at the same period last wear Su
gar ecned &C. firm at l4c Freights to Liverpool
9l6d to Havre &c., to Boston, &c. Sterling clear bills 81
BALTIMORE Dec. l4.-Flour is dull and unchanged
Wheati buOyant sales of white at 81 35 81 So Corn
scarce and slightly higher.
NEW YORK. Dec A. Cotton is dul-sales of 500 bales
a
s. S 40 Wheat is du-sout6ern white 81 20 81 a.
Corn yellow 76 &c., old &c., white 73c. Por
is heavy-new mess SIS so SIS 60 Lard heavy at II
il4c. Whskey 253c Sugar is tirm-Oreans (new) a
Muscovado g. 73c Coffee is quiet at 03 III. Molasse
is firm at 80 Soc Spirits OF Tupentine is finn As 49c
osn is firm at 81 55, delivered Rice is buoyant 3
r CHARLESTON, Dec l5.-CoTToN.-The sales this morn
amounted to l445 bales at the following prices IA
p III; II at 3 66 at ll3 $50 at ls 967 III II
and III bales at prices not TRANSFERRED
CORN.-Since last review, North CarOn
Corn amounting to about $500 bushels received
taken by dealers at IS cents u bushe
. a decline Of 5 cents u bushel.
RICE.-The arrivals amount 37S9 ticrces and dis
as posed of ranging from So S3 The bul
of the sales made at So to S3 Good and prim
descriptions continue very scarce and are in demand
! from $50 to $33.
MoLAssEs.At auction, Muscovado in barrels sold
to 264 cts. and in hhds. at 225 to "a cents.
SALTiverpool ground in Sacks, range from G5 to IS
and sack, with dull sale.
FREGHTs-To Liverpool unsettled at 1332d To Havr
dull at cents for square bales 10 New York y steamer
&C. for Cotton and $ ~ tierce for Rice BY sailing ve
s sells SC. for Cotton and 81 81 y terce for Rice.
'e NEWBERN, Dec. l5.-Turpentine- 600 bbs change
500 bbis. sold at 81 %. Nothing done in Spirits Tar
~ sales in Cotton Shngles25, 900 sold s.. Nothing don
&c in other articles.
CHARLOTTE, N c., Dec. l4-Bacon- hams l25 co. side
IL H. hog round II ll5 Lard lO5 lie Flour-eXtr
superfne in bbls S. 90 so co. do in bags 81 80 81 40
Meal so SOC. CottonFar to Good, lo3 lo2c, Ordina
ry MiddIng 10 Coffee-Rio, 124 IA cents
Java, l8c %. Sugar-Loaf IA &c., brown 90 O0c. Ne
asses-New Orleans, IS 60 West Indies, 40 45c. Bo
IT, q SIX 81 60 81 Co. N c. Whiskey, 40 45c. Norther
of do. 90 00c.
The rrces of produce sationary-no alterations
make The market active the week, and supple
r. are good
r. Cotton-There 1922 bales sold last week at price
M ranging from 10 to lO4c.
T. FAYETTEVILLE, Dec 13.-Bacon u "a I25 Cotton
81 Fair to Good O3 a 100; Ordin to Mid 90 "a co. Flour
family, IS 81 @ So Super s. Is % o 90 Fine IS 00C
d Wheat 50 a 90; Oats @ 90; Peas. IS "a 50 90
!! Rye, 50 80 % 90 Lard-l3 q IA cents MoassesCut