Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-10

Deep Riuer-Manasseh M Michau, R S
Ledbetter
CumberLand-Jos Parker
Pleasant Groue Edw S King
LINCOLNTON DISTRICT
WHATcoAT A GAmEwELL. Pc
Charlotte &ation-Thos S Daniel
CharLottee Grcuit-Lewls Scarborough
L'ncoh't0n-Alfred H Richardson. Sol w
Dawes
observation-disclosures A M'Kibben
Spartonburg-Bond ENGLISH. VIM; Mice
RutherfordtOn-Wm A McSwain
Shelby-Wm M Kerr
CotGao6a-Miles Pucket
rgonton-Thos w Posten
Leno'r-Simpson Jones. r"
:. Bishop Sonle occupied the Chair. as presi-
ding officer at tie opening of the Conference.
and was succeeded by Bishop Andrew, who
presided for the greater part of the time. The
Conference unanimously approved oc the ac-
ton of the Southern delegates to the General
conference in reference to a division of the
Methodist Church. and appointed delegates TO
tne General Conference of the Southern
Church. to be held at Louisville, Kentucky,
IN May next; who are Rev. Messrs. William
Capers, William Nj. Wightman, Chas. Belts,
W
English, Whltefoord Smith, Samuel w. Ca
Pers. and Robert J. Boyd The next Confer
ence is to meet at Fayetteville. -
CHARLESTON MARKET-Jan 4.
Cotton.-The receipts of Uplands during the
past week owing to the intervening holydays, have
amounted to only 549s bales, viz: by Rail Road
1888 bales. by water 249G bales, and by wagons
1875 bales. Exported in the same time to Liver
pool ll67 bales to Brennan 1911 bales, coastwise
1856 bales, making the total exports of the week
1894 bales, and leaving on hand shipping stock
OF 36394 bales, exclusive Of 1894 bales on ship
board not cleared. We quote the following quota.
tons Liverpool Classfcatiuns adopted to the close
of the market. viz" s
Inferior and ordinary, 81 a
Mldling a milling fair, al a S
Fair fully fair, 81 81
Rice.-Nolhing like material change has taken
place in this article since .ur last weekly report
The demand has been somewhat fuctuating, but
upon the whole. has been fair and in keeping with
the receipts. The sales of the week amount to q.
bout 1000 bbls at 2 ZIG to p.
Rough Rice.-The receipts of the week amount to
10000 bushels, ofwhich, 1000 have been sold at
from u 80 cents. The latter price can only be
obtained for an extra article.
Co6ee.-This> article continues to be entirely
hOSueCVCu1 Will OLlf very lILuLtcu UeLNaHu OCcS-
sionalIy, for the retail trade.
MoLasSes.-The arrivals of n. Orlerns during
the past week have amounted to $40 bbIs., 4 fir
proportion of which has been sold both at auction
and at private sale, at from 25 rs cents. There
is not much remaining in first hands - q.
GrGin.-The only arrival of any description du-
ring the past week, consist Of 1000 bushels Vir-
gIha Corn, received rather late yesterd y, and re-
naming undlsposed of in the evening. -
Bnc0fl--We still remain without supply Of
shoulders or sides. A few lots of New York and
Baltimore new hams. occasionally received, bring
from 8 81 cents. Lard dull in the extreme at
81 cents
SaH.-There have been no arrivals lately afany
descriptions Store sales of Liverpool sack are eff
fected in small quantities at 81, 81 S ,35
Freights.-A scarcity of vessels continues 20 ex-
st and rates for foreign ports are consequently on
the advance. A ship and brig, arrived during
pool at led, and the latter for Havre at II cts
for square bales I'd for Sea Islands, and So 50 for
Rice per 600 lrS. For New York the rates contin-
BIZ cts for square bales and rs cts per tierec
for Rice. Nothing up Tor 30 ton.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET-Jan 4.
The cotton market is dun and likely to continue
sales of best No. Carolina cotton in New York is
at ST to So ; here At to a may be quoted as the
! highest. Faxseed readily commands 81 25.-
Brandy scarce, as to So. Whskey IS to 81
Pork 81 to cents.-N0rth GrOLtnla2.
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