Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-10

small parcels have been sold at 14@l5 cents h. and would
sell readily at latter figure for good article There is ar
during the week of 45 lbs at 10 cents d. cash and ~
days and 1900 lbs at IL cents bog round In Westn cured
sales since our last at quotations See be.LARDN.
G. make continues and wanted We note one or
small lots received this week. which went at 1904 cents
% 1-PoRK-No change in prices. Northern Mess is in
good supply and sells from store sl4 5o@$l5 U bb as in
quantity Fresh brought slowly and sells from carts at
SALr- Liverpool sack notice shade decline this week.
and hear of sales 81 35@$1 SO % SACK in quantity III
fair supply, and sells at $1,000 cents bushel as in
quantity and quality ,,, 49,, on,. s,ou r.r-
GELS coming in We note sales of Common at 81 70 pa
So, and Contract at Sc @ IS SM.
little Timber brought market in Of which
the supply in mler hands has become very light One raft
FRErGHrs-There is little alteration to note
market is still rey SMALL n fact lighter than it
year two past and is sufficient for the vessels in
port large number of which lying idle waiting for
goes We table for last rates paid coaswse
FAYETTEVILLE, Noy. 6.-BacOn 12 ia@ =; Beeswax
SIS OO@s TO- Fine $500 co. scratched $4,000 Grain
Corn so 9O@$l co. Wheat ST $500 co. Oats 6O@OO Peas 81
Is e. New oeans Go
Sat-Liverpool (saek,) So 90 co. Alum, (bu) 00@00
Turpentine, yellow dip. So l5 virgin, 40 Hard 81 80
Spirits 4lc.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. 3--Cotton--sales very
heavy this week market buoyan Extremes ranging from
coming in wheat--Demand brisk from 81 to 8, &C
cordng to quality and weight. Comic to 75c Meal
&c., in demand. Bacon-ll to &c. aud wanted supply
not large. Rye-75 to Soc. and meets with ready sale,
Trade of all kinds active large number of Western
Wagons in this week and heavy wholesale business trans
acting.-Democrdt.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 7.-Cotton--There good de-
mand for this article to-day the sales having reached 100
bales at prices ranging from $685. extremes The
ket had undergone no change since our last report
BALTIMORE, Nov. THE Flour market to-day
less firm, and prices slightly gave way Sales of Howard
street brands at $8 62a % Dbl, holders generally asking
So rs City Mills So SO. Rye Flour 81 25 and country
Corn Meal 81 25 and city do 81 so % bb Sales Of
family -four at 90@$l 50 and good prime red at ~
@$l 81 bushel White Corn, cut to prime 600 cents,
yellow do. 70@7S cents white 66@6S cents yellow do
7072 cents and mixed 6s@69 % bushel Oats 5000
cents % bushel Rio Coffee 104@10lc u b. Rice 54@5ac R
b, Mess Pork II 50@$l2 IS Dbl Bacon shoulders Tic,
and sides cents, and hams 10@l3 cents b Lard
in bbs lOc, and in kegs llc 10 ID Whisky 4244 cents %
gallon.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 7th.--Cotton unchanged with
moderate demand previous rates Flour has declined rs
sales Of straight State IL SO 49, and good Ohio
at 81 &c. sales of 500 bbls Southern at a SO al
Wheat nominal Corn-Sales of $4,000 bushels Western
business at previous rates. sales Mess at $l2 25 Beef
trfe easier sales of Country Mess at $40. LardMar
ket easier sales of 600 bbls at 10 10S WhsAey
Sales of Ohio at Az cents Sugars firm but transactions
are moderate Coffee and Moasses unchanged, with
derate business TupentneSpirits sell at SO cents Iron
quiet at 80 q $35.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Cotton wa firm this morning
and up to 1000 bales had changed hands Corn
worth 81 per bushel.