Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

L1QUoRs-We have no change to notice in prices; The
supply Of N e Peach and Apple Brandy good and mar
MoAssEs-There is little or nothing doing this article
mains unsod Former receipts sell slowly from store at 50
40 cents y gallon for Cuba, as in quantity.
ingly We advance quotations to 90 q 70 cents bushe
from boats and carts Irish moderate supply and
PRevsoNs-For N G. cured BACON the market has ruled
Ga and we have barely anything to notice There is
do not disposed to purchase at present fgurs
little if any good quality in market We note small sales
cents table For Ws DsSs' cured the market IS
decidedly dull with fair stock in store We hear of only
and ID @ Is cents for Sides in quality hams
Il l4z ILARDEs in f h enquiry and lit
and sold at Ia Is cents y b. in bbls. and kegs Western
is also in light s stock b and sells at s cents IS ORR
stock in store about fair and only small sales have taken
place at quotations See table Fresh in considerable
readily from carts at g. 81 q 10 cents . b.
SALr-No change to make either in Liverpool or Alum,
and received Last sale of the former 81 80 %
Sack from vessel See table for store of BOTH in
quantity.
SUGARs-We reduce quota tons shade See table,
SH!Ne1Es-C9ntlnue dull and we notice only small sales
SLAVES AND HEAD1NG--Nothing done in either and quo
tations in cur table are for previous sales
mers show but little disposition purchase Sales for the
week of 10 RATS at prices quoted in our table, as in quail
remain about the same as quo
ted in last with the exception of ron and urpenne to
however, but little produce offering shipment. table
NEw.YORK, Nov. 1s.- Cotton-Market quiet, sales of
500 bales Flour is quiet Ohio % l2s@9 75 Wheat is
g ok rd e. 90 SGER EpasF
ed Chicago ZIG Lard l2@sl cents Whisky $4,000 cts
Lard Oil s6@s9 cents Turpennesaie Of Splits at 800
a cents Rosn firm, sales of 1000 bbs at 81 60 and
81 30 to arrive.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-Cofee, fair Rio IL cents; good
to prime Rio, III liz cents Laguayra liz II cents;
lava lS@l5t cents . p. Flour Howard So; Ohio So
65 GGFn Mssl country e. city, s. 50 bbl Buck
gooS Is ed G1a I'd
s9Gdd 81 s neG GG TR Sa ya
cents Oats sS@4o cents Rye, good to prime Maryland
sS oR 1 E;97s So SnS q 2S IS se4?
Fa1seed 81 sO@l 90 y bgshs Molassss New Orleans 80
So No Is So and Prime sl4 i bbl Pork new Mess, $22
and hams l2a@l cts y H. Lard, bbls, l2@l2k cts kegs
lSt cts Rice 53@5l cts y b Salt Ground Alum, 81 25
cents % gallon.
small Hams o af this week. which brought
y 10 None hand Bacon of all kinds in demand Corn
n demaG G CENTS Dsn ose selling f dc q c
dry y cents % IT, Lard last sale at "A cents % ID
bushel Peas Peas 60 cts Lady 80 to 81; Black
Eyes So Ground Peas 81 Fresh Pork selling at So per
/
CHARLESTON Nov 13.--Cotton--There quite
active demand for this article to-day the sales having reach
cd upwards of $3.50 bales The transactions show firm
market and full range Of prices Some 80 bales
sold at lib at 81 at s. 327 at 81 so at 1876 224
at 81 u; $40 at 8; 400 at 81, and 69l at 94c.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. l2~-Bacon Is a II. Reeswax
O0@25 Coffee Rio l2a@l3; Laguira l3t@OO ST. Domingo,
10000 Coton-Fair to good, @S4 ord. to mid. 7a@8.
Feathers 5000 Flour Family 90 5000 Co., superne SO IS
@$9 50 Fine SO co. Scratched SIS 75 Grain, Corn 75@00
Wheat 81 60; Oats, 4O@45; Peas OO@7O; kye 9O@$l co.
Hides-Dry SOLO; Green 4@5. Lard l2@OO Salt-Liv'p
Sack) 81 75@ 81 90
Market firm. Cotton-Lattcr part of last week
the market dull but to-day report better feeling
without any quotabe change FlourMarket dull at quo
tations Wheat-We advance our quotations Corn-Mar-
ket firm. Spirits Turpentine unsettled.
NEW-ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Cotton has declined 5c.-
The receipts 10000 bales ahead of last year. and the
stock comprises $50 900 bales Exchange London rules
at from 6t@7 % cent premium.
CHARLOTTE, N; c., Nov. l2.-Flour coming in brskly.
and commands from 81 to SO per bb Meal great demand
so cents per bushel Wheat, 81 5O@l 65. Corn 5000
Beeon hog round lsI4 cents Lard ID cents Salt 81 SO
ton Mulet $9t@lO per barrel Oats, from 30 to 35 Cot
ton, old crop, little upward extreme range from u to H.