Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-14

stf1ct and good ddng friday 6Sdo at IL cents Tor
middng, 11 cents Cor strict middng and III cents for
good middling Saturday. 16 do at lit for ordinary
and Wednesday, 81 do ct II Gle cents for good mddlng
Com MEAL-Is in light demand from retailers and
ket very well supplied Selling the small way at so to S.
cents o bushel. s .osG --a.
moderate stock ofneary all descriptions
market, and notice merely retail demand. We refer
to table for store quotations, quality and quantity
FLouR-For State brands the market continues rule
quiet and have change to notice remarks of
this day week. The quantity received has been very small
and the stock remaining in dealers hands is quite light
taers however but little inclined operate at pres
ent quotations. and nothing of consequence has been done
in the way of sales We quote two small parcels
sold from store $ IS for superfne and Sc bb for fam
lily. t-s
GRAINln Corn have to notice further Improvement
in price, and decidedly better feeling the market One
cargo of 100 bushels received Hyde county
Tuesday, and sold at 673 cents y bushel There is fair
demand existing at present. and few cargoes would sell
readily. Nothing new to report. No receipts
or sales and quotations in table nominal dealers have
moderate supply in store, and the demand is hight
PEAsFor Cow there is fair enquiry from dealers, and
market poorly supplied Only two small lots have
been received and sold at IS cents %
Clean is in moderate stock and sells from 81 cents
% 10.
HAYSnce last some 800 bales Eastern have been
ceived which changed hands at 81 bs days
being advance on former price, No arrivals of North
for several weeks past and the stock dealers hands
has become materially reduced moderate demand. In
the absence of sales unable give correct quota
ton of the market.
LIMEs in light stock, but we notice merely retail de-
mand See table for prices.
LUMBER Uncertainties very sparingly and is in moder
ate demand Only raft received since last which
sold at 81 for scantlng and 50 y NJ for wide boards
MoLAssEs.-For Cuba there is but little demand at pres
emf there is however, only small stock at present on
ms rkpta war far tor ah1 We
that one or two cargoes of new daily looked
for.
PEA NuTs-Since market has ruled decidedly
dull and the close buyers do appear disposed to pur
chase unless materially lower We quote sales for
the week at prices ranging from 81 20 to 81 80 B bushe
closing at about 81 Is for prime article.
PorAroEs-Te market is heavily stocked with Irish and
yet notice only light demand for planting purposes
We quote small sales at So So so 5 bb in quantity
Sweet in good request and arrive sparngy sell from
carts readily at so cents 98 bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-The BACON market remains about the same
noted for three weeks past The demand for both
n c. and Western make is limited aud the supply in store
sufficient for present purposes. We have to report sales
only the retail way prices ranging within quotations.
See tabe.--LARD-The receipts for two weeks
past have been meagre and the supply first hands has be-
materially reduced We quote small sales of N. C.
make at liz II cents, and Western at III cents y b.
PoRK-For fresh there has been active demand through
out the week, and but little has been brought in from the
country We quote sales from at y % H.,
in quality. In Northern we have change to report
stock SMALL and demand light See table for store
sAT-Thc market for Liverpool ground has ruled quiet
during the week. The supply in dealers hands is small,
though fully adequate for the demand About 700 sacks
received coastwe since last $50 of which changed
hands S. cents per SACK and the balance has gone
store In Alum nothing doing except in the retail wayse
from store at l6 20 cents per bushe in quantities to suit
Nothing doing; dull at quotations in table.
TIMBER-There has been better demand from millels
during the week just ended though prices remain unchanged
Receipts small, and note sales of only Is l6 RATS
prices ranging within classified figures. See table.
FREIG HTs- the market for coastwise have nothing
report. Vessels and wanted there
fair quantity of produce awaiting shipment See table TO
last prices paid.
NEW YORK, JAM l1.-Cotton is depressed-sales of 6O
bales. Flour is higher-saes of $4,000 bbs State s. s.
81 Is Ohio, IS 60 SIS so; southern, S. 20 S. So
IS 81 Kentucky 81 s. 81 s
Corn is higher-sales of Is 900 bushels Mixed 50 cents
yellow 80 cents Pork is rm-old mess, SIC IS 81
ST. Lard quiet and unchanged. Whiskey quiet at &c
cents Sugar is steady-Oreans a 4 cents. Spirits Q
72a 81 75 Rice is quiet.
BALTIMORE, JAM 1l.-F4our is higher; Howard stree
and Ohio $ $ Is Wheat market bare Corn is higher
NEWBERN, Jan. l2- Turpentne- $50 bbls. sold yester
day at SO for Dip and 81 for Hard.
Rosin-30O bbls. sold at 81 10.
Cotton-5 bales brought lC3 cents - ID.
Pork-3OOO0 TBS. changed hands at y cents % ID.
SALISBURY, JAM Bacon Hams, Il! to Is cents
% cents; Butter, IA to 20 cents Coffee Rio 10 to
cents Cotton TO to IL cents Cotton yarn ST 90 to 81 10
bbs 81 90 to IS Feathers, cents Lard,
y cents Potatoes-lrish s. cents to 81 Sweet, 65
~ lO4 cents Turpentne, 81 cents; Wheat, rs to l co.
- CHARLESTON, JAM 12-Cotton-The sales this mornin
amount to 40 bales at the following prices SO bales
at at and at
pound. Prices in favor of buyers
Rice-The market our last report, has continued
be well attended by purchasers and sales effected
The receipts of $500 tierces fully absorbed
of prices ranging from q to 81 The bulk OF sales, howeve
were effected at q B.
Rough RceThe receipts Of the week foot up about 90
n bushels. Of which Is 900 bushels have change
hands previous to being sent to the mills at prices rangr
- from 7G to 80 cents.
ly ing OF North Carolina to the greater part
&c which sold 20 B bushe We quote the
tcIe dull at from 70 to IS y bushel of Sc pounds sacks
Guided.
sat-We quote Liverpool ground in sacks from 70 to
u sack Sales within those limits having been mad
during the week u quantity and terms from on board al
stores
MOBILE, JAM lO.-The sales of day up 1000 bales
dding worth liz ll4c. Buyers have rather the q
vantage.
CHARLOTTE N; G., Jan; H. Bacon hams l25 90, sid
IN Meal 80 SOC. Cotton-Far to Good, lo5 "2c, ordn
re Java l8c o. Sugar-Loaf IA Ice; brown 90 O0c
asses-New Orleans s. GO West Indies 40 z 45c a Bg
81 % SIX. 81 GO 81 IS. N. c. Whskey, 373 COc Northe
en- INorE-Grain is sold by weight-Con Sc lbs. % bushe
IN Wheat tbs Rye GO tbs Oats 80 bs and Peas 60 lbs
Trade has not been brisk during the past week.
the produce market and we have few alterations
ng make in our table Corn has slightly advanced The pr
d much rinr irish Potatoes are worth GO to so cents Al
y, Butter Is.
or LIVERPOOL, Dec. Cotton.-sales of $4,000 bal