Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

mddlng fair We learn that several other parcels have
changed hands private TERMS the particulars of which
we have been unable to obtain.
Gem MEAL.-Contnues in small supply, and is in moder
ate demand for retailing purposes. Some small parcels
ceved per railroad and sold at about SIS cents per buhe
FIsH-Mullets in fair demand and only small stock
market. Two small lots go bbs) received during the
week. and sold at IS so IS for pine bbs according to
quality We note the receipt of 500 bbl. Nova SEQ
tia Herring, which changed hands private terms selng
from store at 81 to S. per bbl as in quantity.
FLoUR-The arrivals of State brands continue SMALL and
the supply in dealers hands quite light in the absence
of the usual demand however, the market rules Inactive
and closes shade decline previous rates We have TO
report only or two small transactions during the week
SC 2 bbb for superfne For prices of other grades
we would refer to table
GRAIN-In the CORN market we have feature to
report The arrivals for time past have been meagre
and consequence the stock dealers hands has become
materially reduced; note good demand existing and
few cargoes would find quick sale. We quote Hominay
at Is II cents. Two three small parcels of have
been received per railroad and boats and sold at 50 cents
% Observation-Disclosures has been received that
Of and there is scarcely any market in demand
-PEAs-The market is toleraby wellsupped with Cow,
and rules quiet former rates Several small parcels of
crop have beer received and two sales have
been effected at 10 cents q bushe--RICE-Clea is in
moderate stock, and demand light About IS packages of
crop received day two since, and have gone
into store selling in the small way at 81 cents u ID In
the rough article, nothing has yet been done, and
unable to give correct quotation of the market
HAY the absence of receipts have transactions
report in either description during the past week
is, however, full supply of former arrivals in dealers
hands and the market rules inactive See table for last
sales.
LINES in light stock and notice moderate demand
existing receipts Reails from store at 81 81 % %
cask, according to quality.
MOLAssEs-No change to notice in this article The sup
ply market is light but there scarcely any demand
existing it may be considered fully sufficient for present
purposes We quote only small sales at prices ranging with
in quotations. See table.
PoTAToEs-Sweet have been brought market sparingy
during the past week. and in demand meet with ready
sale GO cents y bIsht The stock of Irish heavy
and but little demand exists nothing doing except in tie
retail way. See table.
PEA NUTs-Connue to be brought in sparingly, and the
market rules firm at further advance of 20 2 cents
highest quotation of Thursday last There active de-
mand from dealers, and good article finds quick sale
highest figure We quote sales from carts during the week
just ended at prices ranging from 81 soto 81 53 % bushe
PROvlsIoNs-ln n. c. cured BACON we have nothing
to notice There moderate stock in dealers hands, and
with meagre demand from the trade the market continues
to rule dull We hear of sales of only two three small
lots from store at IL cents for sides and shoulders and 29
cents B Ii for hog round hams in enquiry and
scarce and would sell at l3 cents The stock of Western
cured is fully fair and there is merely retail demand
ing We quote only small sales at prices ranging from to
81 cents for shoulders and 10 O cents b. for sides
in quantity and quality--LARD-The market is pretty
well supplied with both n c. and Western make and
notice only retail demand Small sales have taken place
from store at II 123 cents for the former and II
for the latter in quality-market dull at these figures
--PoRK-n Northern we have no change to make
The demand is confined to the retail trade and there
large stock market We refer table quotations.
Fresh has been brought in sparngy, and with ready
sale at s 10 cents f3 h., as in quality
SALT-Lverpoo ground has been in rather request
during the past week. and with reduced there is
rmness the market One lot of 500 sacks received
coaswise and changed hands private terns-beicytd
at so cents ~ sack Alum is in heavy stock and the
ket continues to rule dull Selling from at 20 % cts
y bushel, in quantities to suit.
SHINGLEs.For Common the market has ruled firm dur
ing the past week, and with fair enquiry Shipment
prices have gone up shade We quote sales of 40
So So 80 u NJ. In Contract hear sales and quote
nominally at 81 so S. y Nj.
TTMBER-There has been rather more demand from mill
during the past week. and the market has ruled rmer
though change has taken place in prices Owing
meagre receipts however, sales Of only few RATS
at prices ranging within classified figures See table.
have ruled exceedingly dull for the
past week. and rates Spirits Tupentne have slightly de-
cned. There is very little country produce arriving and
several vessels port waiting cargoes Sec table
for prices.
NEW YORK Nov. 16:-Cotton is frnl-sales Of $500
bales upland IL SIG Flour has advanced-eales Of &c.
500 barrels; State, 81 so 81 IS Ohio $ so $ co
southern s. 20 s. SO. Wheat is hgher-sales of 30 600
Corn dull-saes of $4,000 bushels; mixed "A Is cents
yellow ST cents Pork is quietmess, 81 So 81 50;
at 223 cents. SUGARS fm-MuscOvado, cents Coffee
is quiet and firm Spirits of urpentne is firm at 81 a 50
cents. Rosin is dull at 81 so 81 S. Rice is quiet 81
cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1G.-Flour is quiet-Howard street
and Ohio, S. Wheat is active red, 81 20 81 Is white
81 30 81 So Corn quienew white 81 &c cents old
do, 20 ~ cents. Provisions quiet and very firm
Whskey is active.
NEWBERN, Nov. 17:-Turpentine- There were small sa
Spirits Turpentine-N transactions
! Nothing done in Tar Resin.
Staves-5O0O r. 0. H. Slaves brought $I5 and 1000 Ash
| Heading disposed Of at $40.
But little done in other articles. The bad weather
checked operations and there but little bust
ness done.
CHARLESTON. Nov. II CorroN-Ihe sales this morning
amounted to 1872 bales at the following prices q 81
at 10; 10 at O; 1877 at lO4; $40 1866 505 at lOB; i
O5 l57 lO4 and $50 at lO We quote strict mid
ding to 1 middlng fair at lot to lo5 cents.
from e 9l6 ordinary to fair ranging from 2 ll6
good to prime 81 9-l6
RoUGH RcEThe weeks receipts, consisting of 10000
bushels, all forwarded the mills, there being
mand, and consequently no sales of the article
me tn s seareaT snv as
Western in bags, nomnaly at IS 20 cents u bushe of 81
pounds, bags included
last weeks quotations. Dip Turpentine So Is So 20; Ia
81 40 81 So Scrape 81 So Spirits Turpenne 46
Corn-Is dull, but prices unchanged
Cottons declining but no sales yet at less than 0c
for middIng.
TAwBORO', Nov. l2.-Turpentne- Dip, 81 20 to 50 25
Scrape. As to so y 100 lbs. Tar 81 90 81 TO- Corn
81 IS to So u bb Cotton 20 to IL cents Bacon u
10 cents. Lard, II to l2a cents.
l FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 15.-Bacon l25 "a 10; Cotton
Fair Good, 10 q io4 Ordn. Mid 90 a 90; Flour
family, IS 60 % %; Super S. so "a GO Fne S. 40