Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-03

and mdding Wednesday, 80 do at cents for low mid
ding and 2s do at liz for strict mdding. We refe
to table for classified prices.
Corn MEAL-Arives slowly from the country, and the
market poorly supplied We quote at IS to 90 cents per
bushe
FIsII-Nullets are moderate demand, and very few
market One small lot received and sold at s. IS for pine
bbs. .a
FLoUR-During the past week the market has ruled
inactive State brands and with moderate receipts the
stock in first hands accumatng. In the absence of the
usual demand for retailing purposes but little has been done
in the of Sales and decline of % cents has taken place
We have report only few small lots having changed hands
in the early part the week at Sc for superne and Sc Is
for family for the past day or two however, parcels have
been freely ofred at above prices without finding buyer
We quote nomnay at s. 50 for fine s Is fo superc and
s. for family.
GBAIN-In the CORN market we have nothing TO no
tce. The stock in dealers hands is sma bat there is
merely retail demand existing, and learn that two or
three cargoes daily expected One lot of 600 bushels
received from up river day two since and sold at
IS cents u bushe and two small lots per railroad
ceVed and sold at about price The market quiet and
quote nomnaly at rs cents for white. cargo of
lis bushels just received, but not Vet soldO ATsAre
in small stock, and the market rules firm sales except
in the small way About 800 bushels received from Balti
more few days since by Dealers which have gone into
solc.PEAs The stock of old has all been worked off,
and but few of crop have been brought in We note
small the latter received and sold at IS
cents t. bushe at which there is a moderate demand
RICE Clean in fair supply and demand light We reduce
figures shade and quote small sales at cents FOR old and
81 cents f} ID. for ncw.Wn EAT-N0thn8 doing in this
article, and unable give a quotation.
HAY-We have nothing to report in the market for
this article, there have been receipts for two three
weeks past; fair stock in dealers hands Quotations in
table merely nominal.
receipts for time past have been meagrc,
and the stock in dealers hands is at present exceedingly
light We note moderate demand existing, with sales in
the small way at prices ranging within quotations. in
quality See table.
MoLAssEs-Ts i'll moderate demand at former rates. and
only light stock market. See table prices,
quantity and qualify One lot Of SO hhds received in the
early part the week from Cardenas and changed hands
on private terms.
! POTATOES In Irish we have change to notice The
market is pretty well supplied, and but limited demand
Sales in the small way quotations in table. Sweet have
been brought quite freely and dull Of sale at 40 to so
cents e bushe
PEA NUTsSncc last there has been considerable dull
in the market and prices have receded shade The
cepts continue moderate and there is noBo much demand
buyers previously noted We quote sales during the
week prices ranging from 81 % to 81 so u bushe in
quality closing at about 81 10 for prime article
PRovISoSs-We have change Of importance to report
in this market For n. c. cured BACON hcrc scarcely
any demand, and there is fair supply lng in first
hands. We quote only small sales from store at II cents u
IT, for hog round See table for quotations Of other dcscrp
tons. Western cured is also without change The receipts
for weeks past have been meagrc and the stock
market has become considerably reduced, though it
fully sufficient for the demand. We continue quote from
store 81 cents for shoulders, and 10 l0 cents % tb.
for sides, III quantity and quality LARp-ThcIc has
been unusually light demand for either n G. Western
time past and the market rules exceedingly
dull We note moderate stock in store, and occasional
sales made prices ranging within quotations. See
tabeioRK-Frcs arrives from the country sparingly,
and good article sells quick We quote from carts at
to for ped and a cents f} b. for faed-
The market very well supplied with Northern, and there
is but little demand We refer to table for store prices.
SALT-In Liverpool ground we have receipts to notice
during the past week. and former arrivals have nearly
quite all been worked of. There is brisk demand at
present existing and learn that several parcels have
been sold to arrive at 81 to 81 05 IL sack other lots
offering sale Ito arve but held still higher We advance
rates. and quote in the retail way at 81 20 to II %
sack, as in quantity There is good supply Of Alum
market and scarcely any enquiry Sells from at 20
to % cents II bushe.
SHINGLEs-No sales reported in either Common Con
during the week just ended except small boat loads
market quiet We refer to our table for last sales.
TIMBER Remains unchanged. The receipts during the
past week been small but sufficient supply the de-
mand from miers. We hear sales Of only 10 RATS at
| prices ranging within classified figures See table.
FREGH1s-To coastwisc ports remains without material
alteration in price though we notice rather Glcs5
the market and nearly all the vessels i'll port have been
taken up. We learn that brig chartered day
two since Havana at SO n NJ. lumber. see table for
last rates paid coastwisc.
SALISBURY, Nov G0.-Bacon- Hams, 10 to u cents
Sides to 90 cents; Hog Round to OOc; EecsWaX 22 TO
% cents; Butter 10 TO Is cents; Coffee Rio, is to ID
cents Cotton 10 to II cents Cotton yarn, - o TO s. 10;
Corn IS cents Flour u 100 lbs. 81 q to 81 So II
b. 81 so to S. 0O Feathers, 30 to 50 cents Lard, 10 to
II POatoCs-Irish Is cents to 81 Sweet, So to
90; SaIt-Sac, s. 81 % Bushels So Ialow, II to
II cents Turpcntinc, 90 cents; Wheat, 30 to 90
NEWBERN-Dcc. l, -Turpcntiuc-A About 200 bbls.
changed hands yesterday at So o5 for Dip and 81 o5 for
Scrape
Cotton-Sale of a small lot a lO5c.
Sat-6OO bushels, Turks Island Salt sold from vessel,
SOC. t. buslel.
BALTIMORE Nov. Colour unchanged. Wheat steady
Red 81 Is a %; white 81 30 al 90 Corn dul yellow
/ cent lower.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Cotton Is quict-saIc5 of 600
bales prices unchanged Flour is heavy sales Of
900 bbs State 81 50 ST 10 Ohio s. 80 south
cTn, s. II s. 20 Wheat is very dullprime is steady
red, 81 II 81 25 white 81 Is 81 Is. Corn is heavy
sales OOO bushels mixed active
but lower at - SIl. Pork is fm-ol Sl7 10 SIT
60 new SIT - SIT 50. Lard is buoyan at l0i II cts
Whskcy quiet at "a cents. Sugar MnScOvado
"a 75c. Coffee is firm at 81 II cents Moasae5 Is firm
New Orleans ~ Spirits of turpentinc is steady
IL cents. Rosn is firm at Fl IS. Rice is firm at 34c
NORFOLK Nov. 25.-Corr-Y Yellow, 90 a co. White, II a
~ cents Mixed, 90 q 20. bical % 81. Wheat-Prime
White, 81 20 a 81 10 Prime Red, 81 10 81 90 Flour
Family, So ST. Extra, s. 80 s. IS; Superlne s. %.
Oats, 90 g. Peas-Back Eye, 81 81 a 81 10. Beans, 81
81 %. Pea Nuts, 70 SO. Cotton, 10 II. Resin
Common 81 25 81 30; No. l, 50 90 81 so Fine, 50 =
CO. Spirits Turpentine, II As TarBright, 81 - Black,
81 =. SaIt-L. B. 81 % 81 As G. A., 80. Hay, 10.
Bacon-Va. q \. c. H. r., 10: HAMS - 49,; Sides,
lO4; Shoulders, .; Western Sides, lO5 Lard-Va s. ~