Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-05

BEEF CArrLE-Contnue be in fair request for butcher
ing purposes and but few have been brought to market
We quote the hoof at 81 to a cents per h., according
" BEFswAx-sells at IS to 20 cents per lb.
BACoN-Ltte or coming in, and the market con-
tinue almost bare. We quote at 20 Fl cents for hog
round, and % a 70 cents per 10. for hams.
BUTTER-ls IN demand and cey any market. We
quote at As TO SO cents per lb by the quantity
CoEN-Stock light, and we notice moderate demand -
We quote BY the quantity 62a 65 cents per bushe
CoiN MEAL The supply is equal to the demand, and
quote at Is to so cents per bushel in lots to suit.
EGGs-Sell from carts at 20 cents per dozen
FLoURIs brought TO market sparngy and the stock in
dealers hands barely adequate for present wants There
fair demand, and quote at So So for superdne,
and So 25 So so per bb for f. miy, in quantity.
FIsHMuets are scarce ard sell from carts at 50 so to
LARD-The market is poorly supplied and there is fair
demand We quoe small sales at % rs cents per 10:
POTAToEs-Irsh and in demand and sell from
S. per bbl Sweet in moderate supply and sell
at prices ranging from As to so cents per bushel
PoULTRY-ls brought to market slowly, and sells at high
prices We quote follows Fowls 20 to Is for i've
and each for dead; Turkeys so
P6RK-Fresh has brought to market pretty freely
from the country and sells from carts at prices ranging
RICE Clean fes from store at Il IL cents per lb
sUGAR-Is in light supply and prices rule high. We qAe
common brown at IA 10 cents, and clarified at LIZ l7c
sAIr-No Liverpool ground or Alum on market, The
salt mada on our coast is selling here at S. per bushe
TALLow-14 TO Is cents per ID.
CHARLOTTE Dec. Produce of all kinds advanced
since our last report, except COTTON.
Flour has been selling at 81 to 81 Is per SACK and thee
mand is still good.
Corn IS to 90 cents per buhe Peas 65 Rye 81 ?5 but
Offering.
Whea has advanced to 81 IS and 81 SO per bushe The
demand is not supplied.
About 60 bales of Cotton sold last week During
the first of the week the price about
but towards the cl there decline, and
authorized to quote it at Z to d.
Pork sells at from to 10 cents though there has been
but little offering.
Whiskey 81 per galon1some sales have been made at
higher figures. Apple Brandy 81 rs per gallon
New Orleans Mossses IS GEMS per gallon. N O.asugar
IL to Ia cents per lb.-Denocrdt.
FAYETTEVIILFf Dec. 2-BacOn has declined several
loads sold on Saturday at II to 49,
Beeswax 20 cents.
| Beef-On the boof, 6; by retail, to 6.
| Cotton Baggng-Stock light; worth so cents.
| Co1ee-Rio so; stock nearly exhausted.
| Candes-Fayetevlle mould rs to 30.
! Cotton-Steady at 81 to 81.
Flour-No material chan market very well supplied
Family 81 tos7 Is; tuper Sc 49,.
Grain-Corn Is to 80; Rye 81 rs; Oats 40; Peas 20.
Hdes-Dry l2t to Is; green tot.
| Lard % to ID.
Molasses-very little on hand retailing at 65 to 20.
! Nais-$10 TO sl2 per key.
! Pork to $40.
! Shots so per bag.
spirts-Peach Brandy ST. so; N. C. Apple ST IS N c.
Whskey 81 10.
Sugars have declined brown by the hid. 10 to
! IL better grades Is to Is.
Sheetngs and Yarns scarce the Factories being
unable supply the demand Sheengs have sold by the
bale at l25 to Is, and Yarns at %.
Spirits Turpentine l7s per gallon.
| Tallow III.
| Wool-Unwashed 80 to 4O-ObSeruer.