Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-12-19

WILMINGTON MARKETS, DECEMBER Is.
REEF CATTLE-The market is only moderately supplied
with beeves ard notice fair demand for butchering
purposes We quote the boot at 81 to y cents h.
for net meat as as in in 81 quality anty: nor II
BAcoN-A small parcels OF have been brought in
and sold from carts at % cents per ID. for hams.
BUTrERI and good quality sells readily at 40 TO
CoFFEE-Laguayra sells at 60 cents per b by the bag
CANDIEs.Are in light supply, and TallOw selling at
EGGsAre selling from carts at 20 % cents per dozen
FLoUR-Is and in active request. One or two
Is So so per Dbl. for superfne.
FIsH-Muets sell at $lO per Dbl.
CRAVING have no change to report IN THIS Market NO
Corn worthy of has been brought in and the stock IN
dealers hands has BECOME pretty much %oked N we
OATS Pas and Rye are in demand and would sell readi
IIRn- - selling at 81 a % cents per lb.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans sells at IS cents per gallon
PoTAToEs-Irsh S. per bbl and Sweet 65 to rs cents
PoULTsYFowls 20 to Is cents for lve as to size
Is cents each for dead Turkeys 81 to 81 rs for live,
and Is l6 cents per Id. for dead.
PoRK-Is brought to market slowly aud is in brisk de-
We quote from carts at 10 to l2 cents per b as
BIcE.-Clean in fair stock, and crop sells at a
sUe4R-New Orleans l2a Is cents for refined yellow,
and l6 II cents per ID: for white.
SALT-Only small lot of Liverpool ground market,
which is selling at SIT so per sack Alum $ per bushe
Up M are now IN making an F on our
ticle is selling at 81 per busRel.
| TALLOW sells quick at IA to l6 cents per h.
WHIsKEY selling at 81 60 to 81 IS gallon for Rye
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. l5.-Bacon-Very little
ket, worth 20 cents.
| Pork-In demand at ii to Il cents.
| Beef-On the hoof 6 ; by retail to cents.
| Beeswax 20 cents.
Cotton-Comng in freely firm So IS to IS so.
Cotton Baggng- light worth 80 cents
Cofee-NOne in market that know of.
Candles-Fayettovile mould 25 to 80 cents.
Flour-Eas advanced Family 81 so Super 81 25.
Gran-Corn IS to 80 cents; Rye 81 %; Oats 40 cents
Peas IS cents.
Hides-Dry l23 to Is cents green to cents.
| Iron-Swedes TO 10 cents American cents.
Irish PotatoesSeveral lots have been sold at 81 50 to
| 81 so per bushe
Lard % 20 "a cents.
Molssses-Very little on hand retailing at IS cents.
Nals-$l2 to $12 so per keg. Shots Is per bag.
Sat-Alum Sc per bushel.
spirits-Peach Brandy s. 50; N. C. Apple So; N. c.
Whskey 81.
Sugars have declined common brown by the Ind. 10
IL cents better grades Is TO Is cents.
Sheetings-3-4 Is cents "A l6 to Is cents.
Yarns-Nos. to 10 Il cents TO 10 % cents to 10 30
cents.
Spirits Turpentne- down per gallon
TallOw 20 cents. Wool-Unwashed 80 TO 40 cens.-ObS.
CHARLOTTE, Dec l6.-Flour So, so So, go per sack
decline since the first of last week.
Wheat 81, 40 to $3.50 per bushel.
Corn SIS to 60 cents per bEshel and the supply fair,
though the demand is good. Meal GO cents.
Peas 65: Oats 40 to 60.
About rs bales of Cotton sold last week at prices
ranging from 81 to Is. Market firm.
| No Bacon Offering Lard II to 20 cents
Pork 10 CENTS chickens l25; Eggs II to 10.
N. o. Sugar 10 to Is; N. O. MolAsses GO to 70.
Mackerel, No 2 $ll per half barrel-scarce.
Whskey $I,25 per gallon.
There is nc Salt in market that have heard Of The
ast was sold last week at $l4 per eack.-DGmOcrat.