Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-25

changed hands at 80 cents bushe Dealers have only
small stock in store, and fair demand exists We quote
at S5 to 80 per bushe quality we would re-
mark however that only prime article would bring our
highest fgure.-OATs-Are in moderate stock, and
nothing doing except in the retail way. We quote nom
nally at 40 to AZ cents per bushe.--PEAs-In the alb
of receipts worthy of note the supply dealers
has been nearly worked off, and is barely sufficient for
present There fair enquiry and parcels would
meet with ready sale at so to IS per bushe according
to quality-RICE-For clean the market remains with
out alteration the market moderately supplied at present.
and quote only small sales from store at cents per h.
HAY-The market is rather poorly supplied with both
Northern and Eastern make, and note fair demand
from dealers Last sales at quotations table.
LIME-Is in moderate enquiry, and there is only light
stock market. cargo of 1850 casks was received
few days since by dealer, which is selling from wharf
ST. and from store 81 05 81 10 per cask quantity
MoLAssEs-The market continues to be moderately sup
piled with Cuba and have report only retail bust
doing Small sales from wharf at "a per gallon
PEA NUTs-The arrivals since last have been quite
heavy, and with less demand from buyers prices have
cned shade We quote sales at prices ranging from 81 20
to 81 so per bushel for ordinary to prime quality
PoTAToEsIrish in rather small stock, still there is
scarcely any demand and they dull 81 81 per
hbl Sweet have been brought in freely and sell from carts
at so to 60 cents per bushel.
Provisions For N. c. cured BACON the market rules
steady but in the absence of receipts worthy of report
have taken place that learn There
is active demand from dealers, and parcels would find
quick sale arrival at high prices We quote nominay
l2 to Is cents for hog round and lag Is per
for hams. Western cured fair enquiry and only small
stock market We quote sales from store
shoulders, and III per h. for Sides lot of hhds
shoulders sold from wharf Friday last at cents per h.
80 days.-LARD-The market is moderately supplied
with both N C. and Western make merely
retail demand Small sules of the former at 24 to IL cents
and OF the latter at II cents per b-PORKFor North
a
See table for prices Several lots fresh have been brought
in, and sold from carts at s to 10 cents per H.
SALT-In the absence of receipts the both Liver
pool ground Alum has become materially reduced and
is present quite light. For Liverpool there is fair de-
mand the market firm quotations in table. Alum
sells from store at Is cents per bushe in quantities to suit
sHINGLEsNo demand for Shipment and the market rules
dull for both Common and Contract Quotations in table
merely nominal
TMBER-None has been received since last and in
consequence have sales report The stock in mil
ers hands very small and is scarcely sufficient to keep
the mills in operation. We notice brisk demand and high
prices could be easily obtained.
FREIGHTs- Coastwise rates continue to rule very irm
owing to the scarcity of vessels and to Philadelphia note
shade advance spirits urpentine to other rates
are about the same See table.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Cotton-Market firm, sales to-
day of $500 bales mainly transit Flour is firm, sales of
% 600 bbls at advance of cts; State at 80 81 95
Ohio at 35 S. 70; Southern at so S. 70. Wheat is
buoyant and in fair demand sales Of So 900 bushels
advance of &c; Southern white so ST. 3d. Western red
81 80: Milwaukee club l8 81 20. Corn is firm sales of
IA 900 bushels, yellow at SO SO cts and so IS
Pork buoyant Mess at Is Is SIS 40 Lard dull at log
lO4 cts. Whisky dull % Sugar firm New Or
leans y cts Muscovado 81 y cts. Spirits Turpentine
heavy at 45 46 cts Rosn heavy at 81 so. Rice is firm
and active
MOBILE Nov 2lThe Cotton markets. quiet, with sales
to-day of 5000 bales Mddpgs log l0}c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-The Cotton market sitter
unchanged with sales to-day of 25OO bales Freghts
. on Cotton to Liverpool have declined Lie.
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 19.-For the Week-Cotton.-T The
market has been steady during the week. 44 bales
sold at 10 a 10 $40 cents per pound.
FourThere has been much enquiry after Flour,
little coming in transactions effected IS so IS
per barrel.
White brought 81 81 10 Red 81 per bushel.
CornWe report sales at 70 rs cents per buske but
Peas were readily taken at 10 cents per bushel.
BaconA small lot country cured sides brought l23 cents
per ID.
SALISBURY, Nov. 22.-Bacon III 12a Beeswax 20 a
rs Coffee, Rio, l2B IA Java IL 223 Cotton IL;
Yarn 90 81 10 Corn so IS do Meal 60 70 Feath
s 80 3d. F01r Gb s I Sack
"A As; New Orleans IS a IS Muscovado As SO Oats
40 40 PEtn9e saR h 90 G sSet 80 co. Rags
Sugar. brown IL Crushed III Is Clarified 10 II
Talow 10 rs Wheat white IS 81 GO; red IS So Woo
Is SOC.
CHARLESTON. Nov. -Cotton--The market continues
very unsettled The transactions of the day reached 1885
bales prices in favor Of buyers The sales comprise
435 at i, and u bales at 1lsc
FAYETTEVILLE Nov. 21-Bacon IA q Is; Cotton
he Fair to Good lOb q lO2 Ordin. to Mid. q 90 Flour
ly family O5 q 50 co. Super so @ 50 co. Fine, IS
Wheat, 81 90 @ 10; Oats, SIS a co. Peas SO 80 a 90
OF Rye 81 10 q rs Lard IA q Is cents Molasses-
Or 28 a 80 cents New Orleans, SO q 90 Salt-Lve1
s pool Sack 81 so a 90 Turpentine yellow dip, 50
n q 90 Virgin, 81 90 q 90 Hard 81 90 q % Spirits
Cotton-Has not ruled 50 firm since our last; we note
slight decline Sales Friday and Saturday at log
* for best grades
IS FourHThe receipts continue light and there has been
~ brisk demand Sales Saturday at S. IS for Super
- much offering this morning Several lots have change
- hands at S. 80 S. IS for Super.
a Spirits-There has been but little doing since
Sales of small lots have been made within the last day
ok two at 39c.
Bacon and Lard-Firm at quotations.
Grain-sales of new Corn 81 and 81 10. Wheat Rye
Oats are much enqulred for.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 4-Cotton-sales of the week e, 0t
amount taken by exporters. Midding qualities have con
from extreme prices reported by the previoI
to advance of ll6 Other qualities closed gel
nd orally change. The sales of Friday estimated
600 bales including l6O0 ba es for speculation and
M port The market closed steady at the following quotation
" New Orleans fair Sd; middling ZIG; Mobiles fair 72d
re- ding 74d: Uplonds fair $780, mdding l5l6d. Stock
port 45 900 bales including 3O 900 bales American
Some authorities say all qualities have slightly advances
and air and middling have partially improved Lie. I'll
advices Manchester favorable The market
ed fair holders demanded an advance which chec
Iirerpool Breadsh.fs Market Richardson Spence G.
quote Flour dull sales of new State at 24s 25s Cd
b barrel Prices generally from Us Cd 2s Cd Whe
closed steady inferior qualities Red wheat SIS Sd
Cd: hte 9s Sd lis. Corn is firm at advance of Cd
49, Is the week yellow Jus Cd 3ls; white S5s 37s p
ry LirerpooE Produce Market-Sugar is quiet Coffee
dull and sales unimportant. Rosln dull and ali qua
slightly As ID Spirits Turpenne du
le and ali qualities have slightly declined at 34s 35s
rst closing the lowest price
ots London Notwithstanding are dull but prices stead
Sugar quiet and steady Tea OF all qualities had slightly
clined Coffee is quiet Bice is quiet Spirits Turpentir
NJ, N1rkot The monev market is generally unchan,