Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-21

BEEF CATr1EAre brought to marke. sparingy and the
and rG
would sell quick at high figures. We quote on the hoof at
BEEswAx-s in moderate request at Is to 22 cents per
BGcoNHNone received except few scattering lots per
prime clean article would sell readily at high prices We
quote % to % cents for hog round and "a rs cents
ID. for hams.
BUrrER-Is very scarce and prices rule high The
ceipts confined to small lots from Virginia. which retail
from store at 60 cents per Id.
CoRN-The quantity arriving is quite light, and barely
sufficient to supply the demand from in
quence there only small stock remaining the hands Of
dealers We quote at 6?a 65 cents per bushe by the
Corn MEAL-sells at rs to so cents per bushel,
EGGs-sel at 20 % cents per dozen.
FLoUR-The receipts for several weeks past have been
unusually light and the stock market is barely su
eaers Is
tnue to quote at So for superne aud IS Is bbl for
FIsHMullets In moderate request and sell frsm car
LAED-suPpy light, and demand fair. We quote at % to
PoTAToEs-sweet brought in quite freely and sell at
prices ranging from 40 to 60 cents per buske Irish are
PogLTRTnIs in fair request and the market is poorly
and rs to 80 cents each for grown Turkeys sell at 81 to 81
each for live and l3 to Is cents per h. for dead
past three four days. and has obtained ready SALE
We quote from carts at l Is cents per b as in quality
RICE-There is fair stock of clean in store, and
quote small sales at 81 81 cents per h. .
SUGAR-Sels by the Dbl. and hid at Il Is cents for
| brown, and l6 a IL cents per ID for clarified
SALT-Has further advanced in price, and there
at present market Liverpool ground has been
selling during week at SIS to SIT so per sack
now held higher. cargo of 1880 bushels Alum
ceived few days since and learn that 1000 bushels
sold at 81 80 per bushe and the balance nearly closed out
at SIS.
T41Low-sells at IA to Is cents per b.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 1S.-Bacon-Light receipts, sell
ling at "a to rs cts Beef-On the hoof, By RETAIL
TO- Beeswsx 20 Candles-Fayettevie mould Is 30
Cofee-Rio 40 to so; stock nearly exhausted Cotton-9
cts. Cotton Baggng-Stock light; worth 80 Cotton
Mandatory prices % cts per h. for all Nos. Brown
Sheetsgs 23 by the bale. OsDabHgs 23 Feathers 40 to
As. Four-Family IS; Super 81 IS. Grain-Corn IS to
80; Rye 81 20 Oats 40 Peas 75 Hides-Dry l2A TO Is
green to z Lard % to a. Molasses-Very little hand
retailing at 65 to 75 Nais-Sl0 to Il per keg. Iron
Swedes y; American to Z. Forthcoming in in small
light stock on hand shot-$3 25 per bag Sprts-Peach
Sugars-Have declined common brown by the hid 10 to
| IL better grades Is to Is. Talo#-l73. Woo-Unwash
ed, rs to 30. Spirits Turpenne-l73 per galon-ObS.
| CHARLOTTE. Nov. 1S.-Cotton has been offering
freely the past week. and manufacturers getting pretty
well supplied. The price ruled at about e4-some lots
sold at 81.
Flour has been selling at s. Ia per sack. The
ket is not yet we'll supplied.
Wheat 81 10 to 81 rs per bushe according to quality
Demand good.
Corn is becoming rather and authorized to
quote it at so cents.
Peas 60 to 20 cents Rye 81 25.
Bacon 20 to 23cscarce Trade toleraby brisk the
past week.