Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-14
EXPORTS
From the Port of Wilmington, for weeks, ending

CHARLESTON, July Il.-Cotton-There was an i'm
in the demand to-day the sales having reached
IOo bales at about former prices The extremes from
II to l0c
NEW ORLEANS, July IL In New Orleans Cotton is
comprised $500 bales Flour dull prices declining
Corn was firm and advancing. Rio Coffee dull at from
ted at ID y b. - 0''''A v -''''p''' was 4O0-
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE supply of -four is very
City Mills At s s Rye Flour s. IS and Corn Meal ss Bios
Coffee Io@iie h Rice 4@4I Mess PORK sl2 So, Beef
ZIG Dbl Bacon shoulders 5lc sides 6lc and hams s@ic
roll 5S Is h. @ %
Woc1We quote unwashed at l7@2Ocwashed 5000 cts,
WhiskeyWequoe in hhds 27c and in bbls at % cents
y gallon.
New YORK, July I.-COtton firm, with an upward ten
dency and active. Coffee is dull sales of Rio at 9c
Sugars in favor of purchasers sales of Orleans 4c
zoe; Flour easier, but quotaby lower-ower grades
better and firm sales of TO- 900 bb at 25@$7 for State
sales of straight Baltimore at so q So Wheat firm for
good but dull sales of 5000 bushels 81 80 for
50 cts Corn has advanced cs sales of 900 bush
es at o1oS tor Western mixed 74@76c for Southern
@$ Mess and Prime o@io Is. Beef Unchanged
country Mess 12@$I3 Cut Meats dull and ioweF hams 6;
71c Lard is dull sales at 9@9tc. LeadGalena quiet
at 81 g. Iron is steady Rice quiet small sales at 81
44c. Spirits Turpentine unchanged common Rosn do
Crude Tapentine in demand g. Tar in good request at
MATANSAS, July 6-Our last report was of date Goth
ut since when there has been little change in the Sugar
market moderate business has been done full prices
and we continue last quotations of Cucuuchos 4G42rs
Browns 4}@54rs Yellowg 5k@6trS Whites 64@Srs Mus.
good demand for Spain at tu prices The exports
to the Both q amount to 2 during The past
to the Uued States 1922 boxes and Io hhds gone
Molases has advanced to 2 and the principal dealers
ported to the United States to sCh June s bbd, d
ring past fortnight. 1886 hhds
s@2s River do s2soa Sneoe h s7 sbook
$2@2a dull Molasses do in demand $2@23 Hoops II #
dull at srs Assorted Cut Nails, 6s@52c Lard si5@i5s
Rice l2@l2trs Flour sIs. Hams $iO@I5. Cod Fish S.
South America Jerked Beef I4trs '0"'"''-
Vessels have been plenty and eghts have decined last
Sugar slt u box $2t % ITO gallons of Moasse e nlonS
side For 70 Europe nothing has been taken quote rates
Exchange New York lA@2 % cent discount. London
New YoRk July s. (hree previous days)-Naval Stores
NORTH County Tupentine continues be held firm at Al
without further sales Spirits Tupentine declined to
45 CENTS cash. at which understand there better de-
mand. Common ros in quiet and white very dull Tar is
inactive but sells in small lots for consumption at s4@4 So
in ORDER delivered The sales only 1900 bbls New.
Berne and Wilmington Common Rosn (he latter 3IQ b) at
81 70 delivered goo White at "a 2so and 1000 Spts
yeserday 1909 for smaller lots all cashhere is oniv
moderate stock of spirits in market little Turpen
tine RiceThe transactions of the week embrace about
500 ties at 50 5O@4 % The demand is moderate without
change in prices.
| Export from JAN l to June 30,
1864 1859
RICE casks $3.50 1886
FAYETTEVILLE, July 10---Bacon 81 a 10 Beeswax
24@25; Coffee-Rio l3@l4 Lagura l4@0O, st. Domingo
OO@OO; Cotton-Fair to- good $780, Ordinary to mid 81
@s3 Feathers 4O@45 Flour-superfne So O6@O co. Fine
$0O@7 g. scratched $o@7 5O Grain-Corn 81 2O@1 25,
Wheat 80 0O@O co. Oats 10000 Peas 81 2o1 60 81 10
@l 10 Hides-dry l0@l green 4@5; Lard O@il; Molas-
sesLC Cuba 259a6 New Orleans 37t@40 Sat-Lverpool,
Bacon change Cotton advance sales at the high
est figures for home ConThe quntty hand is be-
coming light; receipts very small.-6bs.