Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-22

mdding I03 cents and mding fair 103 centsclosng qu
ct at above figures We refer to table for correct quo
| tatons
Corn MEAL-None received from the country and there
is only small supply market Selling from the grana
| ries at 81 to 81 05 per bushel.
DRIED FRuT-Is moderate request and but little coming
in. We quote apples at to 81 cts per h. in quality.
EGGS-Bu few arriving, and in demand. Sell at 80 to 80
cents per dozen.
Partnership in active request, and market bare. We
| quote at As to so cts. per h., in quality
FIsH.-No receipts of Muets and nothing doing except
| in the retail way. See table for prices.
FLoUR.-We have change of importance to report in
the market for State brands the
The quantity received both by river and railroad has been
exceedingly light for the past three weeks, in
sequence of which the stock in first hands has become
teray reduced and barely sufficient for present wants
We notice moderate demand and quote small sales during
the week at Sc for superfne and S. Is for family.
GRAIN.In Corn have to report rather duness
during the week just ended, and decline cents has
taken place previous quotation There is moderate
stock at present market which, together with several
cagoes looked for has caused less disposition among
dealers operate and prices have decided downward
tendency The receipts comprise 6,7s6 bushels which
$3.50 do Dealers 1856 do. sold cents and
1880 do at IS cents per bushecosng quiet lowest pri
ces.OATs.A At present there is merely retail enquiry
for this article and the stock in dealers hands fully adequate
for the demand No late sales and quotations table must
be looked upon nominal -PEAs-The market is very
poorly supplied with all descriptions, and of conse
quence have been brought past For
Con- notice active demand from Dealers and parcels
would find ready purchasers so to IS per bushe
in quantity and quality-RICE.-For clean the market
remains unchanged There moderate supply in store,
and only light demand the trade. We quote at to
| Al cents per ID.
HAY-The market continues be poorly supplied with
both Northern and Eastern, and notice fair demand
from dealers. None received during the just ended
consequently have sales to report. We quote nomi
nay at So to 80 tor former and 81 the
| latter, as in quality.
LIME-Is in rather better supply, still have change
to make in prices and there is moderate business doing
in the small cargo of l450 casks received
Monday by dealer, which is going into We quote
from wharf at ST. and from store at 81 81 per cask
M0LAsSEsFor Cuba there has been rather enquiry
during the past week. and note shade improvement
price Sales from wharf at % per gallon hhds
PEA NUTs-We have change to report this srticle-
There has been moderate demand throughout the week
sales from carts and at 81 SO to 81 IS for
binary, and 81 90 per bushe, for extra quality.
POTATOEsSwee arrive sparngy and sell from carts at
60 to TO cents per bushe Irish in fair supply and there
is only retail demand. Sell IRON 81 % 81 per
Dbl.
PROvIsONS.-For n. c. cured BACON the market rules
the reported for several weeks past None has
been brought in and the market entirely bare consequent
y have transactions to report We quote nomnay
Is for hog round and to M for hams
With Western cured the market is moderately supplied and
only light demand exists. We quote small sales from
store to 81 cents for shoulders and ii to per
h. for sides, in quality.-LARD.-N. c. make is in
enquiry, and little market We quote at
l2b ID Western is in moderate stock, and sells
from store at II to I23 cents per lb.-PORK-The
ket to rule quiet for Northern and have
change to report in prices There moderate stock in
store and only retail business doing table for quo
taons. The arrivals of fresh have been better and
note moderate demand Sales from carts at to cents
! per ID.
SALT-For Liverpool ground the market continues rule
active at high prices and there little offering SALE
cargo OF l5OO sacks was received ccastwse few days
since by dealer which sold from vessel at 81 so sack
in lots. in very small stock and sells from store
SHINGLEs-No demand for either Contract Common
and quotations in table merely nominal
TMBERArrives sparngy, and is III fair demand for mill
PURPOSES Only RATS received and sold at ST 10 to $40
per NJ.
have advanced 10 cents naval stores and Is cents per bale
To Philadelphia and Boston have no impor
tant change to report There is plenty of produce
offering Shipment and nearly or quite all the vessels in
port have cargoes engaged. See table for prices
NEWBERN, Dec. 2O.-Turpentine - Has been active
during the week with sales OF about 1000 bbs. at prices
ranging from 81 80 to 50 for Dip and 81 80 to s. for Hard
Rosn-In good demand at 81 81 10. Not much selling.
lots have been disposed of during the week
SprtsSprts Turpentine sells readily at Acc. Very lit,
Coton9Cotton has been active at 9 a 9sc per Id.
| SALISBURY, Dec. 19-Bacon III l2A A.; Beeswax 20 a
25 Coffee, Rio, 123 IA Java II "a Cotton IL; Cot
Yarn 90 81 10 Corn 60 70 do Meal go 70; Feath
per h. 80 80 Flour per bb 90 S. 20 per Sa OK
40 81 so; Lard II Il Pork It Molasses Cuba
"a 45 New Orleans 55 IS Muscovado AS 50; Oats
10 40 Potatoes, lrish 40 So Sweet 80 40 Rags, per
Id. 3 Salt per sack So $! IS Sheeting, brown 10
Sugar, brown, IL Crushed IL Clarified 10 Ii
Talow, 10 II; Wheat, white IS 81 90 red So 80 Woo
% a soc.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l9.-Cotton-The transaction to
day confined to some 1900 bales at about former
prices The prices ranged as follows viz bales at 81
at 81 03; liz at lO4; 62 at lOs l38 at o4; % al
lO; 4l5 at IL; $50 at III, and I'll bales at ll4c.
? BALTIMORE, Dec. 19-Flour is active; Howard street
S. b. Wheat steady; white 81 % 43. Corn active
yellow 63c, white 70 a 76c Provisions unsettled
Mess Pork sic. Bacon Sides lOc. Whiskey dull &c
sales day 1900 bales the market quiet Flour is Leavy
of 1000 bills, State at 95 S. 05, Ohio at 50 8
TO- Southern SO S. IS. Wheat quiet. sales
bushels white is quoted at 40 81 50. Corn is de
pressed sales of 600 bushels white SO SO cents do
yellow at 90 95 cents, and old SO Beef quiet
$40 repacked Western. Pork is dull Mess at SIC
Prime sl1 318 Lard heavy at lO3 II cents Whiskey
Porto Rico 81 cents Molasses quiet at 81 cents Spirits
Turpe dull Rosn is buoyant at 81 60. Rice steady
Freghts Cotton to Liverpool taken at l.
| CHARLOTTE Dec. RELATIONSHIPS amount to ID bales
a at s. a 7-l0c. per h.
!, Wheat-we continue former quotations. Red 81 90
r 81 O5 White 81 10 a 81 Is per bushe
Corn-No change in price-85c. per bushe.
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. 1s.-Bacon "A @ Is; Cotton
Fair to Good 10 09 I0t Ordn. hid. @ co. Flour
1t family 90 - s. sapeT y, 90 q s. co. fip 60 90 o
= Wheat 81 0O % 10 Oats, 65 a 10; Peas so 80 0 IS
q 10 a Gdesn. g y cents oa es6t ssgar
pool Sack, 81 rs q 90; Turgentne Dip 81 L
q Virgin, 81 81 75 Hard, 81 90 @ 10; Spirits
Coon-The receipts since last review, although
1t very large been fair with sales Friday at 10 10
FioureThe receipts have not been large
There has been active demand with advance OF Is
Re Spirits TurpentneVery little doing sales on satdda
at ~ cts.