Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-02

BEEF CATTLE-Have been brought market rather slow
ply butchers hands We quote on the hOof at 81 =
cents per Id. for net meat.
BEEswAx-sells at Is to 20 cents per Id.
BAcoN-Is scarce, and notice some enquiry. A few
small lots OF have been brought to Market and sold
at 20 cents for hog round and Il cents per h. hams
EUTR-Sels at 40 to so cents per h. according quail
CAp1-s-Are in light supply, and sell high prices
We quote Adamantne at 60 cents, and Taow at rs 30
Eaas-seil at 20 to Is cents per dozen.
FLoUR-None has been received either by river rail-
road for the past week two and in the
ket has become entirely bare. No sales have taken place
for the of stock and therefore quote nomnay
80 SO to $40 per bbl for superfne.
GRAM-There is brisk demand for all articles under
this head, and prices rule high Corn, WHEAT OATS RYE
and PEAS would find quick sale at fair prices.
NoLAssEs-Cuba Muscovado 60 e5 cents in hhds, and
New Orleans rs cents per gallon in bbs
sell at 81 and Sweet at 60 to 75 cents
week and prices rather higher We quote Fowls
at 20 to rs cents for ye and Is to 80 dead
dead.
PoRx-Has been brought in slowly for the week and we
notice brisk demand. The receipts have pretty much all
sold at y l2 Il cents per Id.
RIcE.-Cean moderate supply ard sells from first
sUGAR.-The market Is rather better supplied but we
have change to report prices WHICH rule exceedingly
high We quote from store in hhds aRd bbs at IA Is cts
for refnei yellow, and le II cents per h. for white
soAr-I scarce, and sells at as cents h. by the box
sALTThere is very little if any Liverpool ground
Alum in market and the demand being supplied with
the Salt made in this vlcllty al 81 per bushel
TALLow finds ready sale at Is Is cents per ID.
WHIsKEY.-The stock OF common is nearly worked off,
and we now quote at 81 so to 81 65 per gallon.
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec so.--Beer-on the hoof, by re-
tail, to Z.
Beeswax 20 cents.
Candles-Fayettevlle mould rs to so.
Corn-Considerable Quantity coming in; commands SIS
| to 80.
COoaPrices have improved since last report
| day of Fair at Is.
Cotton Bagging-stock light; worth 80 cts.
Flour-Has ruled high for the last week. Super 50,
Family Is.
Hides-Dry 20 to %; green to TO-
IrOn-Swedes to 10; American 8.
Molasses-Very little on hand. retailing at rs.
Oats so to 60 Rye 81 IS to 50. Peas IS to 80.
Nais-Sl2 to SIP 90 per Keg. Shot-None.
PorkEngagements in large quantities have been made
to b5 delivered at Ii to l23.
/ Sat-Alum Sc per bushel.
spirits-Peach Brandy, 81 so; N. G. Apple, 81 n c.
WhiSkey ST 50 to 81 so.
Sugsrs-Have declined; brown by the hid. 10
! to IL better grades Is to Is.
I Sheetings-3-4, Is cts A, Is to is cts
Yarns-Nos to 10. u cts; to 10, %; s, to TO- 80
| Spirits Turpentine--20 cents.
Iallow-22 to 70. Wool--Unwashe 80 to 40
Observer.
i CHARLOTTE, Dec. 30.-Owing 10 the HOLIDAYS not
much was done IN the way of trade the past week.
Cotton-6 to y extremes-but little sold during the
week .
Flour.sS so to 81 rs per sack-upward tendency
! Wheat-$l so to ST so per bushel.
COrn-60 cents: Meal go; Peas GO to IS.
} Oats-4O; Rye 81 Is, in demand
Pork 10 to IL cent; Lard II to l8-in demand.
Bacon,-a small lot sold at % to % cts.
Chickens-l23 to Is; Eggs 49,
salt-Sl5 per sack-a pretty good supply in market
sugar,-New Orleans, IL to IA cents.
!, Democrat.