Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-10

Das~ We hardly care to engage in any dispute with
the Herald, or anybody else about the effect of the
letters OF Waterbury and Cochrane in disproying
Inc charge brought against General Pierce of having
written letter to a committee in New York in lS48.
approving the Buffalo movement or platform, for
bringing out Mr.. Van Buren, as Free Soil candid
ate. The letters speak for themselves, stating dis
tlncty that General Pierce did write letter disap-
ProO'mg OF the end and object of the movement. If
plan words have any meaning that is what the
words OF these letters say and mean If they have
no meaning, then there is no use in fighting over
them.
o. The Fayetteville Observer charges US with
misrepresenting the Wing party, when we say that
Greedy, of the Tribune, is STILL to great extent an
organ of the Northern Wing and Abolition parties,
and says that Greedy abjured Whiggery months
ago." etc. We know it kicked up big fuss, but
that don't prevent it speaking fer the party-nor does
it conceal the fact that the favore of the Tribune
Mr. Seward-is Wing Senator from New York. and
that his reelection is secured for six more years II
this don't show Greedy to be, say, " to great
extent" the organ, then know nothing and own
up to it,
BALTIMORE COFFEE TRADE.-The monthly crcu
! lat OF w nIte q ElueT, OF balnOre, TO Inc 31St ut
states that the rmness and activity which character
lied the coffee market in that city during the months
Of November and December, was soon after checked
by advces from Rio, showing that the high prices
paid by dealers in Rio had induced planters TO haseI
supplies TO the board, and purchasers were ena
bled to enter the market at material decline. Thi
circular adds:
The reported shipments the United State though no
immOderate somewhat bV holders VIII
view of the present ample stocks, have been anxious
ze at considerable reduction in prices The decline tn
better grades from the highest point has been
per h. and in the lower grades II cents At these reduce
importers mostly withdrawing from the
expectation of speedy reaction, to which they
what encouraged by the tenor Of the latest European adv
There exists steady fair demand Tor consumption
which, Notwithstanding the large monthly import prevent
any excessive accumulation of stock.
Offers to buy prime cargoes at ii to III cts mad
and refused As yet good invoices have been sold undo
III to II cts Lower grades be bought l0 to ii ct
In Laguayra there has been little decline prime
# worth l2a cts. Java Ii cts.
The market closes to-day with somewhat improved fee
ing, 600 bags Rio having been sold at liz from shpboar
g Monthly StatementmpOrts of coffee direct since Ja
OF uary ls 1884 (ncuding C62 of other descriptions tha
# Rio u l6 bags Increase this year. Is, ISL Stock
4 hand this day, (ncluing 1000 bags of Java) $4,000.
~ crease of stock this year, %, 700 bags
re IlportationS this MOnh.-From Rio %, 054 bags:
H. guayra 1907 do, Porto Rico, 1856 do jamaica 20 do.
G. Total, r. ll6 bags.
y MAIL AGENTS WILLIAM w PRICE, of Whining
IN ton, n c., VIM. H. Dyson, of Sumper, and ]. R.
-. TENHETr, of Marion, 5. c., have been appontt
" Mail Agents on the Wilmington and Manchester RG
lie Road