Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-15

held above the views of buyers See table for quotations
EGGs-Begn to be brought quite freely and are selling
at l6 to Is cents y Dozen
FsH-Stock of all kinds is light, and demand moderate
sales except the retail See table for store quo
tatons.
FLoCR-Snce last review the market has ruled very
quiet and rates have declined % cents The quantity re-
ceved has been light though the stock in first hands may be
considered fully fair for the demand which is mted-re
taers purchasing only quantities sufficient for their i'm
mediate wants We quote sales during the week at IS IS
for superne and SC y bbl for closing rath
er dull.
GRA1N-n Corn have nothing new to report since our
review of Thursday last No receipts except two
small lots per Railroad consequently transactions have
taken place except in the small way. There full supply
market and scarcely any demand exists We quote at
Sc cents p bushel. p $3.50 bushels Just received
from Hyde county, of which 1850 do. sold at Sc
balance unsold--OATs-Are in moderate supply, and
demand limited. lot of 400 bushels received few
days SINCE and changed hands private See table
for quotations -PEAs-Of all descriptions scarce
and enquired for none on market except few small lots
in dealers hands. We quote Cow quick 81 Is 81 20
bushe in quantity and quality.--RIcE-The market
very well supplied with cea and rules dull at decline of
cent demand confined almost entirely to retailers. We
quote from store at 81 cents b h., in quantity.
WHEAT-Nothing done, and unable to give correct
quotation.
HAY-The receipts for weeks past have been light
and with reduced stock rather better demand
Received since last 2S7 bales Eastern and IS do North
make the former of which sold at 80 cents and the latter
at Is cents q 100 lbs, cash.
LIME-We have change of consequence to report in
this article; stock fair and demand light See table for
store quotations, in quantities to suit.
LUMBER-River-We note the [sale few days since of
about 100000 feet at So 70 NJ for scantlng.
MoAssEs-There is good stock market, and demand
confined mostly for lots for retailing purposes We quote
Cuba from wharf at 2S so cents y gallon, in quantity
POTATOES-Sweet brought to market sparingy, and
with ready sale 60 to IS cents per bushel Irish
better stock and notice merely retail demand We
quote at 50 to So so u Dbl, as in quantity.
PEA NUTs-Have been brought in quite freely during the
past week. and with quick SALE We quote at 20 to 80
cents u bushel-though extra article brings shade
higher.
PRovIsoNs-For n c. cured BACON there has been some
enquiry throughout the past week. but in the absence Of
CENTS there is none remaining unsold We the sale
during the carly part Of the week of 1000 lbs. sides and
shoulders at IL cents per ii. We quote hog round nominal
Il l2 cents For Western cured there is scarcely auy
demand and there is large supply in first hands. We
quotations shade and quote from store at 10 03
for shoulders, and II cents for sides, ill guam
tty and uaty.---LARD-R Remains about the same
ported for the past three weeks. Some parcels of
n G. make have been brought ill., andIsnal sales at II l23
T. b., i'll bbs Western is i'll moderate stock, and
rather dull at II l24 -PoRK-For Northern there
but limited demand and with moderate receipts the stock
i'll first hands is fully fair We refer to table for store
rates. Fresh arrives quite sparngy. and is i'll demand at
to 8 cents II It.
SALTWC have nothing new to note in either description.
lot of 1000 sacks Liverpool ground received coastwse
day SINCE but yet sold held at so cents q sack.
About 5000 bushels Alum also received, and remains usold
market well supplied.
SnlNGEs-Sncv last note sales of30O 900 Common
at 81 25 and 15i 900 Contract at s. IS ~ NJ.
TIMBEE-IIaS arrived quite freely our last and
remain about the market closing rather dull
with light demand for mill purposes We note sales for
the week of 50 RATS at prices ranging from So to 81 u
NJ inspection and measurement. See table for classified
| rates
FREIGnrs-Coastwse have slightly advanced, and the
market rules firm considerable produce offering shipment
Sec table.
! CHARLESTON, Jan. 2-Cotton-The market continues
very lightly supplied and holders realize very
full prices. The sales to-day limited to S75 bales al
| prices ranging from St to 10 cents.
R1cE-Continues depressed. Receipts week foot
up erces nearly the whole of which changed hands
81 ZIG to s41 % 100 lbs Rough Rice-Receips 68 OOO
bushels and sales of some 10000 bushels at 49, IS and SO
CoRS-Western, sacks 20 cents % bushe sack ncud
NEW YORK. Jan l2-Cotton has advanced &C. Flour
and Southern unchanged common to good State 81 Is
81 So, Ohio 81 20 81 9l and Southern 81 so 81 IS. Chi
ergo Spring Wheat SIC. 81. Mess Pork Sl4 Is $l5-
Lard SIC. Ohio Whskey 2l3c Sugar Orleans 81 de
New Orleans MOasses 30c Spirits Turpenne is heavy
393 40c. Rosn buOyant, sales at 81 80 81 So Rice is
quiet. Freights for Cotton to Liverpool 50 1G.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL. Cotton Sales to-day of 12,-
600 bales The by the steamer Africa caused ad
vance of &C.; sales of mddng Orleans, shipment
Lverpo9 at &C. Sugar &C. MGlasses 10 94c Corn
Sic. Exchange London 81 per cent premium on
New York per cent.
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. n.-Bacon Is a 90; Cotton
family, IS % q 40; Super. S. q 20 Fine, 81 Is q
Scratched, 81 so a 90 Grain-Corn so 70 a IS;
Rye, 81 90 q 90 iardi4 a 90 Cents Sc
IS a 90 cents New Orleans, 90 q 90 cents salt-Lver
a 90; Virgin 81 IS a co. Hard so 90 a 90 Spirits
Coton~The advance noticed on Thursday was fully sus
taned although the advance rather than the
justified FlourNo change worthy of notice Corn quite
firm MolassesThe crop has made its appearance in
market, and is very fine. No change price Pork-The
first drove for this market yesterday and sold at 10
| cents.
NEWBERN, Jan: TO- 1857.-Bacon-Hogr round l23c, hams
15c. Apples s. p. Bark cord, S. Beeswax q H. 25c
Corn bb s. 50 3 =, II Sotton Sc Eggs dozen
So Baltimore S. s.. Fodder y cwt, soc 81. Hay
bale 2 cwt 81 81 25 Hides, u b., Dry &C.. Green 80
Lard D cwt., 81 Sl4 Rosn, common 81. Spirits Tur
pentne u gallon 35c Turpentine, dip 50 so Scrape $l4
Tar 81 20 Virgin Turpentine 50. Beef Sc Molasses
common 70 gallon 40 so cents Potatoes 70 bushel sweet
SOC. Pork, green, &c. Salt, COARSE 80; sack, 81 %
TalIow = b., l0c Wheat 81 81 20 Shingles 81 50
$ll. Heading Sc 50. Whiskey SOC. Brandy common 60
a Is. Gin 90 75c.
WEEKLY REvIEw.-Bacon in demand at quotations. Cot
ton dull Corn dull. Lard in demand at quotations Ma
val Storesa kinds dull. Receipts of Turpenne for the
past week amount to about bbs Potatoes demand
Pork in demand at quotations. Slaves in demand Money
active and i'll demand.-ErpreSS'
LIVERPOOL Dec. 23.-Cotton has advanced one quarter
to nehaf pence closing firm with large speculative in
quiry
Flour heavy the last quotation. Wheat quiet with
slight advance finer qualities sales of red at Us I'd to
3d. white IS lOd to S. Corn dull with slow sale, and is
uncanged sales of mixed at 3s to 33s 3D. Rice quiet
Rosn dull at IS Id Provisions dull The money
ket is Casier.-COnsols 3d. to 93I for account.
The Manchester market has improved
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