Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-20

FLOUR.-The market State brands CONTINUES
quiet and have alteration report prices buyers
anticipating decline in price, and therefore purchase
only in quantities sufficient for immediate wants. The
first hands accommodating We quote small sales for the
week at 81 Is for upe5ne and s. per Dbl for family
small business doing the following prices No Peru
San $50 Reeses % s tGn american 50 and
uote superphosphate OF Lime at sou and Land Plaster
GaAN-For Corn the market rules about the same
ported in last review. There only light demand at
present. and we notice heavy supply market One car
go of 1000 bushe % Hyde county received on Mon
day last and sold at IS cents per bushel cash-OATs-
Continue in fair supply, and only limited demand exists
give correct quotation of the maj ket.--PEAs-Are
brought in sparngy. and the market poorly supplied
There fair demand for CO and parcels find ready sale
at so to IS cents per bushel, in qualy.-RIcE-We
have nothing to report in the market for clean. The
stock in first hands is moderate and notice only small
sales in tierces and IL per h. barrels
There is merely retail business doing in this ar
cle and there fair stock market Two three par
GELS of Northern have been received for the week. and gone
into store.
L1ME-Is in fair demand and there only small stock
in dealers hands cargo of 0ls casks received and
selling from wharf and store 80 cents 81 per cask
quantities to suit.
MoLAssEs-For Cuba there is merely retail demand and
notice fair supply in first hands Former receipts
selling from wharf at % to Is cents gallon as in quant
PRovs1oNs-For North Carolina cured BACON there con
tinues to fair demand for retailing purposes and our
quotations easily obtained for parcels upon arrival Two
small lots (about 1900 lbs have been received for the
week. and sold Is Sides l5 cents per h.
for hams in first hands, and the above small lot
prises nearly all market In Western cured have
thing of consequence to report little or none arriving and
the stock has become nearly worked off, Some
holders have advanced their rates. and quote at 02
III shoulders and II II IL cents for Sides
-LARD-BothN c. and Western make is in light stock
and there only small business doing al quotations in
table --PoRK-The stock of Northern has become ma.
eriay reduced the absence receipts worthy
and barely sufficient for the demand We refer to
table for store quotations. Fresh sells from carts at IL
in fair stock and duh of sale Irish are
selling in the small way at 81 rs to 81 per bbI and sweet at
To onion huS hal
PEA NUTs-Snce review the demand from dealers
has been rather light and in consequence the market has
bringing highest figures We quote sales for the week
of 5000 bushels ST. 81 0 81 TO- 81 l5 81 % to 81
IS per bushel, according to quality.
SALTLverpool ground in moderate request, and the
stock getting small late receipts or sales We quote
from store at 81 10 to 81 10 per sack, in quantity.
sn1NGLEs-Very little demand present Tor either Com
Contract and the market rules inactive. Only small
boat loads have been received and sold at 81 Is 81 Is fol
former and 81 so IS per NJ. for latter quality.
TIMBER-1he market continues to rule decidedly dull fol
RATS pow on maTke amy amy it o
Sales of two RATS at Sc and $ll per NJ
ExCHANGEOn the Northern cities wanted ard
ly any to be had We quote sales at to per cent.
tREIGHTs-We have no change to report on last week
market rules dull. One have been taken up for
rope but unable to get the figures See table 70
CoastWlse rates.
NEW YORK, December 17.-Flour dull with nomina
quotations Wheat quiet and generally unchanged Provis
N. Y. Centrals 725 Virginia 6's654
Z. NJ. hrmer-upandS POr
heavy and nomna-mess SIS 81 S. prime $ll.75. TUT
pentine dull at 81 30. Rosin dull Rice steady at 2
3d.
BALTIMORE, Dec l7-Flour is steady; Howard Stree
S. Ohio 81 81 City Mills 81 80. Wheat dull; red 81
ST. 90 white ST Is 81 43. Corn is steady; new whit
aud yellow IS 81 cents old white IS 80 cents. Prov
sions dull and nominal Coffee dull at Ii IA
Whiskey frmer at l83 cents.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 7-Cotton-The market remain
frm without change in prices The transactions Of til
Say sum up 6O4 bales, at prices ranging from to lie.
4 NEWBERN, December l8.-Turpentine : Considerab
sales have been effected the last week prices rangn
About 500 for Dip and $O for scrape is the ruling prc
: Market firm at these figures.
SRIRITS-But little doing. few lots changed hands
Is 80 cents per gallon the latter price for n Y bbls
Rosin-A few sales have transpired but prices nominal
We quote at 20 soc. per DBL as in quality
Cotton-A fair demand prevails in our market, and "
Flour-Is disposed to advance We still quote So for S.
perfne and $3.50 for Family
MOBILE, December T.-Cotton-The sales to-day we
1900 bales Middldg quoted at 10 l04 The mark
7 closed quite firm.
New ORLEANS, December 1.-THE sales to-day 49,
bales. Middling is quoted at 10 l04c The market fri
Freights on cotton to Liverpool quoted at sled.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7.-Cotton-The sales of the wet
foot up 5000 bales. The market opened at 3D. decn
owing the American panic, but closed with rather mo
inquiry, which freely met To-day (Friday) the sal
were 5000 bales, and the market steady.
u Fair Mobile Il Fair Uplands II; Middlng Orleans
Middling Mobile 1916; Middling Upland 81.
The stock on hand is $4,000 bales of which 100000
= London Money Mdrka.-Consos closed at 935 a 81 f
money and account. The money market is unchanged T
Bohemian and Persia were expected to take out G20OO
sterling in specie.
State of Irad-The Manchester accounts are avorab
" Yarns firm. Cloths declining.
Liverpool General NarEeS-Flour opened dull. Hode
pressing the market owing the heavy arrivals
The market closed but unchanged. Wheat is dec
- ing, though there is a better demand. Inferior qua
Aave slightly declined Corn dull and has declined Cd
" Cd. Rosin is dull at 5s Sd. Turpentne is dull
~ Sugar is quiet. Coffee is steady. Rice is steady.
q London Observation-Disclosures are dull. Sugar is quiz
foo 10 firm Hnoi 10 dul Rail q
" active.
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at 1863, 900 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
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