Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-08

nao oecnned sales as
2s5 bales at 1O 0a cents for mddng and strict mddng
Thursday 494 do at IO 1O cents strict mddng and
10 l1l6 cents for good middg Friday Sc do at 0 cents
for middng and 10 cents for strict midng and satur
day. do at 103 cents for good middng No transactions
since that hear of buyers showing disposition to
operate owing mainly to the difficulty in shipping The
rivals have been moderate and the stock accommodating
market
DRIED FRuT-Ltle or none has been received since our
last consequently sales have taken place. We continue
to quote at Il to cents for apples and log IL cents for
peaches, as in quality.
FEATHERs-None market and there is brisk enquiry.
We quote at As to so cents per ID.
FIsH.-Mullets in moderate stock, still notice
fair demand from Dealers and parcels from wharf find ready
SALE lot of 20 bbls. received few days since and
sold at S. SIS for pine and 81 for oak bbls.
FLoUR-The market continues to rule quiet for State
brands and under advices from the Interior the price here
has declined shade. We have to report sales of only
few sma lots S. Sc superneast sale being
at IS 80. The arrivals for the week have been light
and there only small stock in dealers hands, still the de-
mand is limited to small parcels for retailing purposes We
quote at IS 80 to Sc for superne and Sc 10 Sc 20
ily as in quantity.
GRAN-In the CORN market have to report rather a
dull feeling since last the price declined fully
cents on former quotation The arrivals for the week have
been moderate reaching 43 bushels of which 200 newl
sold at so cents per bushe The balance to Dealers
and has into store. Dealers expecting farther
rivals and do not disposed to purchase any
We quote the market dull at so cents, with declining
dency.--OATs-The stock on market has become some
what reduced and is rather light present We notice
moderate demand and two cagoes would find ready
sale at fair pricesay As TO As cents per bushe lot of
500 bushels received few days SINCE and has gone
to store-PEAs-The market is very poorly supplied
with Co and notice brisk demand at present existing
No late Sales and quote nominay so to So cents
hus hel -NOthinp in small WAY
and we notice moderate supply of clean in store See ia
BILE for prices.
HAY-None received during the past week. and both
Northern and Eastern make light supply We quote
fair demand from Dealers and parcels would find quick sale
at quotations in table.
LME-In the absence Of receipts the supply in dealers
hands has become very much reduced, and is barely su
cent for present We continue quote 81 0
| 81 10 per cask, in quantities to suit.
Notwithstanding of consequence has been done in this
article and notice moderate stock of Cuba market
Selling from wharf at "a cents per gallon.
PEA NUTs-Have been in moderate demand since
and sold from carts prices ranging from 81 to 81 30 fol
ordinary and ST. IS to ST. As for prime quality
POTATOES The market is well supplied with Irish, anC
rules quiet lot of 300 bbls sold from wharf in the earl
part of the 81 373 per bb We quote from store
81 Is to $2 in quantity. Sweet in better demand
and sell at 90 to 70 cents per bushel.
PRov1soNs.-In the BACON market have nothing new
weeks and there is Offering sale that hear
the market being entirely bare. There is enqur
from retailers and good article would sell quick Quota
lions in table merely nominal For Western cured Their
has been only retail demand and the stock market
considered fully adequate for present wants We quot
at 81 for shoulders, and III cents for sides-
LARD-The market is rather poorly supplied, though
have to report only light demand Small sales III
Ii cents for n. c., and II cents for Wesern-PoRK-
There is fair supply of Northern in store, and motto
merely retail demand We quote small sales from
prices quoted in table The arrivals of fresh contnu
light and the demand is moderate selling from
prices ranging from to cents per h., in quality.
SALT-n the absence of receipts for eeks past
stock of Liverpool ground has become nearly worked of
and the quantity remaining on market scarcely sutcieI
for present wants. There brisk demand from dealers
and one cargoes would sell at high price. We
vance store rates, and quote III the small way at
to 81 As per sack. Alum also in light supply thong
we have report merely retail enquiry selling from
at Is cents per bushel.
SnINGLEs-No demand for shipment, and the market
tnues Inactive The sales for the week have been conne
to few small boat loads at 81 SO per NJ for Common
TIMBER-Is in fair demand for mill puposes and the
cepts continue exceedingly light Only rats hay
brought in for the week, and sold at S. S. So $40
NJ, in quality.
market has ruled exceedingly firm for
wise since last and have decided upward TEL
dency; vessels and wanted and about all pc
ted in table may be looked upon merely nominal
an advance naval and will certainly be
tanned by next vessel.