Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-01
Commercial,

New YoRK, Jan. 26--NAyAL SToaEs-We have to report
sales of 1000 bbls. Wilmington Common Rosin aoat at ST.
l2a; 800 No 2 81 80; 500 North County aoat 81 O5
deivered 700 White % $4 per $50 lbs; 700 Spirits
Turpentine. 81 80 cts cash. 34h mos; and 200 bb
Tar for export 81 68 The by the steamer are
understood to be rather favorable for Turpentine.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3O-CoTroN--The Cotton market was
dull yesterday Sales upwards of 800 bales to &c.
New YoRk, Jan'y 29.-Four. 81 81 IS BIZ Corn meal
81 81 81 81 Rye flour So Corn SO 81 cents Oats IS
"A cents. Rye 6Sc. Lard 81 6ic Rice 81 BIC. NJ O.
sugar Al 54c Cotton, 132 1876 for fair Upand
cents for fair Orleans. Whiskey, a54 25f cents.
JANUARY 2-Naval Stores continue firm; erudc Turpen-
tine in good demand Spirits also active requests
sale to-day of 500 bbls. at 80 cents per gallon.
NEwBERN Jan. 29-Turpcntine 81 80 s. Is. Tar, 81.
Pork, 81. Bacon 81 IL. Lard, 7a74
PHILADELPHIA Jan 29-6 p M.-Flour S5 Corn So 81
cts Oats 81 SIC Rye &c Pork IL IS SIP
old SO 81 Lard 81 &c per h.; Coffee in active request
O. Sugars Al to 5ac Molasses 26ac per GALL Rice 81 Skc
h. Cotton 135 14c for prime Upland and N Orleans
| Whiskey 25a 26c. in bbls.
| Foreign Markets, per steamer Niagara.
| From Barring Brothers & Co.'S Circular.
LONDON, Friday january lis o'clock P M.-The pro-
duce markets eopened the I'd instant with very active
demand for almost every article which has gone ncrea
ing and transactions have been most extensive SCALE
will be seen from the subjoined remarks:
CoFFEEThs the favorte article of speculation
and the transactions have been large The following the
quotations for all descriptions Ceylon plantation 6S 9
Native Ceylon 68 Mocha IS to Cos Samarang and Java
So Cos Sumatra and Pedang so to 54s Costa Rca 5s
7Os Porto Rico and Laguyra S. to 6s Havana So to
70 Brazil "a to Cos
The Corn trade continues dull and large arrivals of French
American Flour tend to keep the market fat We quote
good Western Canal Flour at 23s 23s Cd per bb
French 3ss quarter sack of 2s0 lbs. Indian Corn in limited
request at 27s Cd.
Corrosive have no American here and raw Cotton has
been in demand since the arrival of the Hbernia
prices have advanced to 6d for mddng Orleans Our sales
have been confined to 700 bales Suras from 4d to 3d.
ing advance of i'd i'd per lb.
The iron market remains very firm at eS IS for
bars, and e5 los for rails Both free board in Wales
Scotch pig Ais cd at Glasgow
In Rice there have been pretty extensive transactions
Bengal from 9s Cd to lis 3d. and Madras from 9 Cd to los
sc casks direct from Carolina at sale this afternoon
bought in at 21s.
Sugar has attracted general attention. and larg
business has been done in the various descriptions available
for home use improvement of Is to Is Cd per cwt.
foreign also good deal has been done including
bags Manila from, 18s 20s Cd 1900 boxes Havana q
to U.s. 5000 bags brown Pernams at 1885, 500 brown
Bahia at 10 to 2Os
Tobacco steadily maintained, but demand moderate.
TURPENTNEGood rough worth Is per cwt from vessel
Spirits have advanced to 32 Cd for British, which would
make American in casks relatively worth 33s Cd 34
AMERICAN SrocKs-The demand continues steady, with
out being brisk We quote United States, 1867 100; do
1865 1861 JOG; N. Y State SIS "a 95 do. city SIS 80
90; Pennsylvania 5s 80 SO Ohio 6s, 80 100; Virginia
6's, Sc 98 Kentucky 6s, 50 90 Florida SIS, 70 70
Mississippi Planters Bank, 80 g. do. Union Bank 10
20; Alabama dollar 5s 60 g. do. sterling SIS, 10 u
sterling SIS, SO 90; Mass. sterling SIS, l03 l044
LIVERPOOL Jan. 12.-BAcoN.-A good business has been
done Old Long Middle Chiefly bone ou since last at
4 25s per cwt; few Short Middles reached 26 rehan
died Sales may amount to $500 boxes The ranactons in
have been restricted few retail sales at 3 there
abouts not sufficient scarcely to rule the market Our de-
mand is limited and likely to be for at least month
two longer. Pigs continue plenty and cheap in Ireland
meat scarcely inquired for except Shoulders which
in demand
For beef have very little demand and the sales lim
ted the best qualities being held at 92s Cd per erce the
of quality been making IT'S Cd to 82s per
erce latter figure being with difficulty obtained and
thin poor meat has been sold at Cos per teree We do
hear of any transactions in old New prime pork is
worth about 56 to 8 per barrel for good quality and old
bout 30s to 40s per barrel latter nearly nominal.
Cheese has continued without much change sales having
been made of fine quality 45s per cw and of middng
35s to 38s per cwt.