Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-22

and in the stock nearly all descriptions has
become quite light There is fair demand from Dealers
and the market rules firm We refer to our table for
quotations as in quantity and quality.
CoRS MEAaILtte or none coming in from the country
moderate demand with sales in the small way 80 cents
per bushel.
DRIED FRU1T-No recent sales that we are aware Of and
therefore quotations be considered merely nominal
quote peeled cents for apples and 81 to 10
FEArHERsAre demand and the market very poorly
| supplied: We quote at so to 90 cents per ID.
FISH-The market is well supplied at present with Null
ie and rules decidedly dull in the absence of the usual de-
main unsold Last sales were at S. Is for pine IS rs
| Sc for oak bbls.
FLoUR-n State brands we have nothing of to
report in the of sales during week Just ended The
small quantity arriving together with unusual light
stock net has caused further advance of Is cents
and small lots have changed hands at So So Is
per bb for superfne; the latter figure, however, we con-
slider rather above the market and for of any size
could be obtained. There only limited demand for
retailing purposes still there is barely sufficient hand
wants and the market closes steady So for
| superfDe.
iUANo-The market is moderately supplied with nearly
all descriptions and rules quiet the following quotations
from store No. Peruvian $50 Reeses Manipulated $52
American s4Oand sombrero $35 per superphosphate
OF Lime sells at $50 and Land Plaster $40 per ton.
to report One cargo $50 bushels received
from berttod on Saturday and changed hands terms
cash, without finding buyer There fair stock of for
mer arrivals in sore and the demand from dealers is lin
tied. The market closes Inactive and any quotation we
might offer would be merely nominal We quote 52t
present well supplied with this article, notice
retail business dolng--PEAS-AS yet Of the
crop worthy of note have been received, and the
market is aim st net entirely bare of COU There is
S tie Rs snd e" would
The market better supplied with cean and prices have
trade and quote sales from first hands at Il cents
tierces ard Il cents per ID. in bbls.
HAY-1n this article there nothing doing worthy Of
port There fair stock market and little de-
from dealers About 200 bales have arrived for the
L1ME-The market only moderately supplied, and
notice fair retail demand lot of 700 casks received
few days since by dealer, and selling from wharf and
store at so cents 81 cask for common lump in quanti
ties to suit purchasers.
time past and the stock of Cuba in first hands fully ade
quae for present wants We quote sales hhd from wharf
at "a to u cents per gallon according to quantity and quail
PoTAToEs-The market is very well supplied with Irish,
and rules decidedly dull lot of 400 bbs received in
the early portion of the week. part of which sold at 81
per Dbl and the balance has gone into store We quote at
81 Is to 81 bbl quantity. Sweet brought in
quite freely and sell at prices ranging from IS to Is cents
notice moderate demand from buyers. We quote sales
from carts during the week prices ranging from 81 10 to
ity
PRovsloNs-In the BACON market have nothing to
several weeks past and the market is almost not entirely
bare active demand exists for retailing purposes and
high prices could be easily obtained for prime article. In
the absence of sales quote nomnay at Is l33 cents
for hog round and Is 53 cents for hams The stock of
Western has also become materially reduced owing to the
meagre receipts and but little remains in dealers hands
IL cents for shoulders and l23 Ii cents for sdes-
LARD--1he market poorly supplied with both n G. and
oeR Of Norhn Sf has Se
come quite light in the absence of receipts worthy of note
and the market rules firm We refer to table for
quotations. at which small sales have taken place.
s4LT-There is fair stock of Liverpool ground on
market still we notice moderate demand from dealers,
and parcels Gd quotations sacks
have been received coastwe for the week and sold at 81
bare.
sHNGLEs-Have been rather request for shipping
purposes during the past week two, prices have
Common at 50, and 100, 900 Contract at s. per NJ
IIMBER-rhe market during the week just ended has
ruled exceedingly dull and are difficult to make
There is present demand for mill purposes and there
fore all qualities rule dull and cannot be sold unless at
ceived and remain unsold market.
FREIGHTSSnce our last the market has ruled quiet for
eosstwise though have quotabe change to make
former the market however, closes with declining
as there quite number of vessels in port
See table for prices.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l9.--Cotton. The market is much
depressed and very irregular in some instances holders
ton The sales of the day reached 1898 bales, follows
O9 bales at 10 80 at 10Y 02 at lO 293 at l03 and 1853
bales at lie
MATANzAS Nov. l3.-[Cuban Messenger. l--sugar.-
There is doing Of Importance in this the
nomnay that quote No IL at 81 rails In MuscoVado no
stock remains.
naming firm at 50 ras The last contracts made for the
coming crop have been at $2 $3 per hid the stations
Rice abundant and prices declining.
LumberSome demand for w. P. Boards, P P. is very
scarce.
Exchange London 134 13l per cent. premium on
Paris Il a per cent. premium.
Freights-Nothing whatever offering.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-Flour is heavy and 12c lower
all kinds offered at IS, but there buyers Wheat
is 10 l2c. lower with large sales of red at 81 10
49, white ST 20 so. Yellow Corn 65 cts white Is 68c
Provisions dull pork $9 so. Coffee is quiet
/ Whiskey is dull at 204c.
>, NEWBERN, Nov. 2O.-For the Week-Turpentine-
ing this week sales have been made amounting
500 Dip at 81 so 81 Co. Market firm but not much offer
' ing.
Spirits-sales very small bat prices maintained Last
sales at Sc cents per gallon.
Tar-Neary 1000 bbls have changed hands since las
report advance Sales during last week at 81 95 s.
10 per bb 20 bbs SOLD yesterday at the last named figures
and considerable inquiry in the market Market closed with
{ a advancing tendency.
Cotton-We have to note slight advance since our last
weekly report. Several small lots have been disposed of
1885 l042 1915 and $40 so. Sales yesterday of 10 bales
. at 02 Market closes dull
Iee Staves-Command $l23 SIS.
y Shingles-Selling in small lots at 81 so per III.
- r. NJ. BlZZELL,
a ltOMMISSION MERCHANT
NJ q.