Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-01-09

WILMINGTON MARKETS, JANUARY 8.
BEEF CArrLE-Are brought to market slowly and sell
the hoof at "A to cents per h., as in quality.
BEEswAx 20 TO ~ cents per Id.
BAcoN-ls brought in slowly but the demand appears
be limited. We quote at Is 20 per h. for hog round
the lowest price being about the market.
BUTTERThe market is rather better supplied, the
demand not brisk We quote at prices ranging from
40 to so cents per h., according to quality.
sell at 60 CENTS and Tallow %
to so cents per lb.
Com MEAL in brisk demand and there scarcely any
on market We quote at SO to 90 cents per bushel.
FGGs sell at 20 cents rer dozen.
FLoURScarcey any has been brought in for weeks
past the market is almost bare One two lots
arrived during the week. and selling from store
$l1 for superne and $l2 per bbl for family There
enquiry present. and high prices readily
tanned.
GRAN.The market continues to be poorly supplied and
prices rule exceedingly high. Corn is in active request
and the absence of the stock has become nearly
quite exhausted Parcels would find quick sale at 70
IS cents per bushe PEAs also in demand ct SIS 30
cents; and Oars at 60 cents per bushel.
LARD.-We quote at Is 20 cents perlb.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans sells slowly at 70 rs cents per
gallon.
OsNABURGs 81 a % cts. per yard.
PorAToEs-seI at 50 for Irish, and 60 rs cents per
busheI for sweet
PoULrRY-We quote Fowls at 20 to Is cents for ve and
Is each for dead Turkeys 81 to 81 % for live,
and Il Is cents per h. for dead.
PoRK.-Fresh arrives spariDgy, and is in demand. We
quote from carts at II l24 cents per ID.
RIoE.-Cean is in moderate stock, anu sells at Al cts.
in casks, and a cents per ID. in bbls.
SUGAR.-The market moderately supplied at present,
AID there is only limited demand. We quote yellow at
IA l5 cents, and white at l6 II cents per lb.
SALT-Contnues to be in fair demand which supplied
at 81 per bushel, in lots to suit.
TALLow sells at Is q Is cents per Id.
WHIsKEY.-Common sells at 81 60 per gallon.
YARNs-Sell at % cents per ID.
CHARLOTTE, Jan. 6th.-About rs bales of Cotton were
sold last week at prices ranging from 81 to y We
authorized to that cents would be paid for strictly
Wheat-W6ite 81 As to 81 so, Red 81 4O-Gemand con-
Flo Flour s. to So 81 per sack
Corn 60 to 60 cents per bushe Meal 60 cents:
Peas 60 to 65. Oats 81 to 40. Rye in demand.
Pork 10 to ii cents, in demand. Lard l6s.
Whiskey, common, ST. 10 to 81 Is per gallon.
market Sugar 10 to ss cents Moasses IS cents by the
barrel, rs cents by retail
Salt SIS per sack.-Democrdt.
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 6.-Beef-On the hoof, 6; by 1e-
tail, to Z.
Bseswax 20 cts.
Candles.-Fayettevlle mould IS to 80
Corn-Sells readily at 80. Peas 80 to 100.
Cotton.-The market animated than usual last
week prices reached 50 so for good inferior to fair to
Cotton Bagging-3O to SO cts
Flour-Very much in demand Family bringing 50 60
to 50 10 Super SO 80 to 50 So
| nides.-Dry 20 to % green to 10.
| Iron.-Swedes 10 to II; American to 9.
| Molasses-Very little on hand, retailing at rs.
Nals-$l2 so to $i4 per Keg. Shot-None,
Oats so to so Rye 81 IS to 81 90.
Pork-Ready sales can be made by the quantity at II
| to Ia cts
sait,-Alun SIS per bushel.
spiritsPeach Brandy, 81 so; N. c. Apple, 81; N. c..
Whskey, 81 IS to 81 So
sugars.-Have declined; common brown by the HID. 10
to II better grades Is to Is.
Sheetinga- ga, Is cts 4 4, 16 to Is cts.
Yarns-Nos. to TO- y cts; to 10, % to 10, 3d.
Spirits Turpentine-20 cents.
Talow- % to %. Wool-Unwsshed 80 to 40.
Fayetteville Observer.