Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-11-18
and peaches at O IL cents per b peeled quail

FsH-For Mullets there is faE enquiry and but few ar
irving On Tuesday lot of SO bb was received and sold
from wharf at 81 Is for oak bbs Other kinds are in mod
crate stock and demand limited. See table for store
prices
FLoUR-We have no change of importance report in
the market for State brands during the week Just
The small quantity arriving and the exceedingly light stock
in first hands, has tended to strengthen the market
what and advance of 12 obtained Wednes
day; there is, however, merely retail demand and the
above advance will hardly be sustained The transactions
have been confined to small lots at Sc 25 @ super
fine, and Sc so Sc ga per bb for famy-he larger Dor
tion being at lowest figures.
GRAINFor Corn the market rules about the last
reported Only lot of 900 bushels has arrived
last which came to dealer and has gone store The
stock on market very light and there fair enquiry
few cagoes would find ready SALE In the absence sales
we are unable to give correct quotation OATs-No
late receipts there is however moderate supply of former
arrivals in dealers hands, and at present there only light
demand -- PEAs-For Cow there is rather more enqui
and in the absence of receipts the supply
somewhat reduced. Last sale 80 cents per bushe
for new RIcE.-Tbe market is better supplied with
cedn and, with light demand rules quiet. About 100
was received from Charleston few days SINCE which has
gone into store, and is selling at cents per h.
HAYNone of either description has been received since
our last and consequently sales have been effected ex
cept in the small way from store There fair enquiry
dealers, and the market poorly supplied parcels
would sell rea Oily at about quotations in table.
LIMEHas been in fair request throughout the week just
ended and in the absence of receipts the market has
almost not entirely bare few cargoes would
with ready sale at fair price.
MoLAssEs-For Cuba there has been merely retail de-
mand during the week. notice moderate stock in
first hands We quote small sales from wharf "a cents
per gallon lot of 60 hhds. received from Havana
day two since, which is selling at above price.
PEA NUTs-Have been brought to market quite freely
the past week, and sales have been made from 81
to 81 IS for inferior and ordinary 81 so to 81 rs for
prime quality At the close however, the demand
brisk, and prices have declining tendency sales this
morning at 81 40 to 81 so.
POTATOES in moderate supply and dull of SALE
lot of so bbs sold in the early part of the week at 81 IS
per bb Sweet in fair supply dull at so to 60 cents
| per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-In the market for N. G. cured BACON we
have change of Importance report Only small
have been received for several weeks past
is little at present in receivers hands We
brisk demand, and good quality would find ready sale
high prices We quote the sale of two small lots (about
600 bs at II cents for sides and shoulders and Is
per h. for hams No sales of hog round reported and
quote nomnaly at l23 to Ii cents in quality Western
cured is in rather better stock though still light
and sells from store at quotations in table.-LARI
The receipts of N c. make have been meagre for some
weeks past and the stock market is quite SMALL have
change to report in prices however, and quote sales
at l23 to Is cents per Id. Western in small stock
sells at II to l23 cents, in quality---PoRK-Fol
Northern the market remains without material change
there moderate stock in store and only small business
doing at quotations in table Fresh has been brought il
sparngy, and sells from 10 cents per h.
SALT-NO late receipts of either description. The marke
is very well supplied with Liverpool ground and there
merely retail demand See table for prices, quantity
Alum is in moderate demand and very little market
selling from Is per bushe lots as wanted
oofo
any demand Dull at So so to So for Common and 50 so
81 SO per M. for Contract.
TMBER-Ony raft of ordinary quality has been re
ceived for the week, and sold at 50 Is per M There
active demand from mlers and prime article would SCI
readily at high figures.
FREIGHTs-No change in coastwise rates very few yes
port and the market rules firm See table for prices
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 15.-Cotton-We report sales of IL
bales to-day at small decline, 10 22O 64 being the
tremes.
Flour-We quote sales at IS 40 a S. go per barrel
Wheat-We note sales of white at 81 81 10 per bushe
no red the market.
Corn is in demand particularly at the steam-mll. W
heard of sales to-day at 70c per bushel.
Peas were sold at roc. per bushel.
NEWBERN, Nov. 16, le59.-Turpentine- yesterda
of 200 bbIs. at So Is for Dip and 81 Is for Scrape
Tar-Sales of rs bbls at 50 per Dbl.
Rosn-200 bbls sold at 81 10 per Dbl.
Cotton-lOO bales were disposed of at l05c per lib.
CHARLESTON, November l5.-Cotton- The transaction
to-day reached upwards of 1000 bales The market show
change. The sales comprise 442 bales at 10 96 Is
log lat at l02 500 at l05 IA IL l96 at III 47
III; and 367 bales at 1lSc.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-Flour is steady; Howard stree
S. rs 81, City Mills SIS II. Wheat quiet white 81
49, red 81 20 70. Corn is steady and less active
Bacon sides 10 l04 Cts Mess pork SIS SIS 25 prime $l
Whisky is quiet at 26c.
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Cotton- Market quiet and price
easier sales to-day of 1900 bales New Orleans Middng
liz cents including 900 bales transit cents Fou
dull sales of ID, 600 bbls decline of cents State
80 S. Ohio at 40 S. co. and Southern SO S. Il
Wheat steady sales Of 900 bushels Southern white
so 81 3d. Western 43 81 At, Milwaukee club Is
81 49, and Chicago spring. No 2, ST r. Corn is firm sale
of 5000 bushels, yellow at O3 81 O5 Beef steady
9 $40. Pork is hrm, Mess Is 10 SIS 124. Lard is fri
and active at lO3 ii cents. Whiskey quiet cents
Sugar is firm. MuscOvado CT Z! cents Spirits Turpel
tine is dull. Rosin is dull. Rice is firm at A cents
. MOBILE November 15.-Saes to-day of $500 bales Co
tom Middngs log 1890 The sales the past three day
up 5000 bales, and the receipts 1850 Freight
= Cotton to Liverpool l-32d.
: NEW ORLEANS Nov. 15.-The Cotton market is III
changed sales to day of 10000 bales Middngs 05 IL
The sales past three days sum up 500 bales
receipts 0O0 against Al in perc
last year. The receipts at this port ahead YET
bales Sugar buoyant, ard the market has adva
- ced &C.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 14.-Bacon IA a Is; Cotton
Fair to Good, log "a l02 Ordn. to Mid. a 90 Flour
family 6 90 "a 10 90 Super. Is q so 90; Fine, so
80 90 Scratched IS Is a 90; GralnCorn, 81 O5 q
re Rye 81 10 "a 10 Lard-l4 a Is cents MOlasses-Cui
Is 80 cents New Orleans 50 "a 90 cents Salt-Lve
= pool Sack, 81 so "a 90 Turpentme yellow dip, 81
q 90 Virgin, 81 so q 90; Hard, 81 90 a 25 Spirit
ar 399 a 90
ID Cotton-The receipts since last have been small
than for some time previous Sales made Frid
to be much az it will bring to-day.
Id Flour-We note small business with firm MARKET
n IS and so for super.
Spirits-Very little arriving for the past days.
h' change to note in price.
Bacon and Lard-Firm at quotations
IN SALISBURY, Nov. 15.-Bacen liz 12t; Beeswax q